Casper daily tribune. [volume], February 10, 1922, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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BRITISH FORCES IN
ULSTER INCREASED
Michael Collins and Northern Irish Par
liament Notified That Protection
Demands Additional Forces
LONDON, Feb. 20. (By The Associated Press.) —An-
nouncement was m.-Kie in the house of commons today that
Prime Minister Lloyd George had notified Michael Collins,
head of the Irish provisional government, that the kidnap
ings in Ireland showed the necessity of the presence of Brit
. ish troops in Ulster.
SEIMS SICK
IMOGRW
FHEIGHTMTES
Resolution Adopted at Week
ly Luncheon Calls for Re
duction to Meet Pipe
line Project.
Believing that co-operation with the
Casper Chamber of Commerce in its
effort to recur© lower freight rales
is consistent with the plan avowed
by tho Gasper Real Estate board fa
voring manufacture of Wyoming
crude oH into petroleum products in
’refineries located in the state, the
IfcwJtora at their weekly luncheon to
day passed a resolution pledging its
support to all efforts to secure read
Justed freight rates.
The resolution in part follows:
"Resolved. That the real estate
board will co-operate with the cham
ber of commerce in its effort to secure
a reduction in freight rates so that
ftaiKhcd products of th? Casper re
fineries can be markets'* cheaply
by freight shipment as would be pos
sible through the agency of construct
ing a pipeline out of the state to man
ufacture tbs natural products else
where.”
The action was taken unanimously
•by a full attendance of the associa
tfen which was present at the noon
neetlnff.
Four new members were elected by
the board today.
4 Rollle Lloyd of the Lloyd Realty
company joined as tin active member.
Jhck Scott, H. E. Smith and E. P.
Bacon joined as associatto members.
After the new members were init
iated the new constitution and by
laws of the organization were pre
sented and accepted. One of the new
f<?alures is that on listing rental jmr
tics in future a feo of >1 for every
of rent charged will be imposed.
Me real estate firm will be allowed to
list properties, without first collect
ing the fee.
■fa. P. Bacon, vice-president of the
Natrona Power company upon elec
tion as an associate member to the
baiard pledged tho Realtors that hit
coin pany would cooperate in every
possible way in meeting the demands
of! the people of Casper and would go
as far as possible in supplying elec
trie service to every section of Casper
a*- soon as the demand warranted .
ZU, E. Smith assistant cashier of
the Casper National bank made a
br«ef talk teUing of the many bene
ficial results that could be obtained
fdfr Casper through the agency of the
Kfea 1 tors association.
ijack Scott, exnreased his apprecia
tion of the results *hat had already
been obtained through close associa
tion of organisations here and ex
pressed a deeiro to see the Realtor
board grow in membership to a size
commensurate with the undertakings
fipat It has mapped out there.
tßolllo Lloyd of the Lloyd Realto
company delivered the main address
dwelling on the necessity of zoning
apartment and mercantile establish
ments in the residence districts as a
protct->-?n to the property owners in
all sections of the city.
It was announced at the luncheon
that the Realtor board had purchased
a small residence property on South
Oak street and that it was now listed
with ever yreal estate agency in Cas
per. This property was purchased
out of funds gathered from the Real
tors which will rotate until the fund
automatically earns enough money to
erect a home or business of any kind
that is required in Casper.
LIGHT IS SUSPICIOUS,
GAMBLING CHIDED
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 10.—Be
cause u light burned hour after hour,
until after 3 o’clock a. m., in a room
on the top floor of the Albany hotel
here Patrolman Ames became so im
bued with curiosity and suspicion that
he summoned Sergeant Rouner, and
Lhe two made an unheralded entry
into the room. They found, they
charge, J. P. Ross and Louis P<mrr
chick, engrossed in a game of Black
Jgck, with money on tho table before
taken into custody on a charge of
taken in toe ustody on a charge of
gambling. The police, before depart
ing with the prisoners, turned off the
light.
J. E. Hanway left this afternoon on
the Burlington for Washington and
Neiv York via St. Louis where he will
meet Mrs. Hanway and Miss Isabel.
After attending to some business mat
ters in New York for a couple of
weeks the party expects to take n
boat trip to Panama and the West
Indies. They will visit Governor
Riley of Porto Rico, who is a personal
friend. They expect to return to
Cnsi-er about th* first of April.
It was also announced that the
northern Irish parliament liad been
assured that the number of British
troops would be increased to any ex
tent necessary for tho protection of
the inhabitants.
BELFAST. F*b. 10.—(By The Asso
ciated I*ress>- A. party of Ulster spe
cial constables was ambusbed last
evening by 30 men who opened fire
on the police car at Clady, on the
Donegal-Tyrone border which recent
ly had been the scene of several dis
turbances. Constable McFadden of
Londonderry was shot and killed.
An official report issued today de
clared McFadden was shot by mem
bers of the Irish republican army
from Donegal.
James Robinson was found shot
dead near Durgan, County Armagh,
last evening.
As a sequel to a Sinn Fein funeral
at Hill Town. South Down, yester
day, five men were arrested today and
removed to Belfast fcr trial. One
mar was charged with carrying a
rifle and the others with unlawful as
sembly.
Thomas Sadler, KO years old. was
shot to death at his home near Cavan
today by five armed raiders.
LONDON, Feb. 10—(By The Asso
ciated Presa)—The situation created
by the kidnapings in Ulster contin
ued to bear a grave aspect. The
northern Irish government had not
up to this Afternoon received any in
timation of the release of the prison
ers taken*in the recent raids and has
no authentic information as to their
whereabouts.
CORK, Feb. 10—(By The Associ
ated Press) —Dissatisfied with the
terms of settlement of the Irish rail
way strike, a group of railway work
men marched Into the Cork citation
today and seized the station and all
the trains. Up to mid afternoon no
opposition had been offered.
CONVICTED OF
PART IN ME
COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowa, Feb. 10.
—Mrs. Eva King, accused of complic
ity in a pistol fight on a farm near
h< re October 14, 1921. when her hus
band and Robert M. Murray, a rail
i' ud detective,, were killed, was found
guilty of second degree murder by a
j ry in district court here early today.
' ■ tight followed a raid by officers
who were looking for stolen goods.
WkolesaleFßESH MEATS“
Largest Market in the State
The NORRIS Co.
We Buy the Best the Market Affords
Our Every Day Prices
LB ROASTS
B a e“ b St S ew W .:r. 1 Az* Pork Loin
Veal Stew 1 VI Roasts
Round Steak j B
Beef Shoulder Rib Steak rtA
xr Shoulder Veal /lip
Veal Shoulder -| Qi steak .
Prime Ribs," R olled Prime
whole Elb
n , ™ . Fresh Eggs, doz 45c
Platte Valley Gold
Beef Pot Roast Butter - lb
Shoulder Bring Your Pail.
Steak LB. 10 lbs. Pure Lard.... 51.40
Hamburger Vf* lbs. Shortening 90c
Steak ISp Fresh Caught Moun-
Weinie Wurst _ “ txvz tain Trout, lb 75c
■Bologna Belgian Hares, lb 35c
Minced Ham .._ Finnan Haddie.
Liver Sausage _ Norwegian Stock Fish.
Bulk Sausage Fresh Fish Every Day. >
Fresh Oysters Every Day. J
Fresh Ham, Eastern Selects,
whole or half quart 90c
Pure Pork Link _ Eastern Standards, ;
Sausage quart 75c
Pork Chops Fresh Killed Poultry
Shoulder Lamb Every Day From Our
Ch °PS Own Yards.
Imported and Domestic Cheese.
Smoked, Salt and Pickled Fish.
Full Line of Delicatessen Goods.
Fruits and Vegetables.
WATCH OUR LARGE DISPLAY WINDOW
RED CROSS MILK
Saturday Only 48 Tall Cans $5.00
GRAND GROCERY CO.
SUMMARY OF
NIGHT NEWS
WASHINGTON. Feb. l«z—Mean*
of lending aid of the governments
credit to the ntilniatl* i«. under ro’i
.sideration in administration cir
cks.
PARIS Feb. /!<—Premier Pein
rare, in an addrnss to the United
States and France’s allies in the late
war. declared flatly France will be
unable to send delegatee to the pro
posed economic confervnt ••
if an> of invited government* let It
be understood they do not accept en
tirety mtxlCrwtt arranged at nu
preane council m-eting at ( aruire
in January. precluding any discus
sion of existing peace treaties.
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 16.—Belief
Edward F. Sands, missing former
butler-secretary to William Des
mond Taylor, wa* mentally derang
ed exprrsvw'd by George S. Brettnrr,
who claimed cloee acquaintanceship.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.—Cir
culars police of citire
throughout California to search for
Zey Prevost, one of chief prosecu
tion witnesses* againsf Roscoe Ar
buckle will be sriit out soon, dis
trict attorney’s office anwuncce.
IX)S ANGELES. Feb. 10.—Arthur
White, screen actor, and a Captain
Robertson, who knew Taylor inti
mately, they said, questioned by
District Attorney connect ion Tay
oir*s slaying.
EL PASO. Feb. 10—Thirty Mexi
can revolutionist* under command
of Nicola* Rzxlrtzuez tkifealed Ln
bat tic with federal troops at Sania-
thirty mile* south of here,
according to telegrams.
-alesfunersl'tobe
HELD HERE TOMORROW
Funeral services for Mary Jan
Falee. pioneer resident who died Ir.
Casper Monday will be held .-.t th'
Bowman chtftirl at 3 o’clock tomor
row afternoon. Rev. C. A. Marsha’
of the North Casper chapel will offl
elate.
The pall* 1 rearers will Include T. S
Steed, Oliver M. Rice, Marvin Wolfe
William Iba, George Hall, and Jac -
McGrath. Interment will be made a
Highland cemetery-
DAUGHERTY ACCUSED.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.—Charges tha -
Attorney General Harry M. Daughcr
ty’s office is being made a center for
anti-labor propaganda, were made !•
a telegram sent today to Senator Wi!
Ham E. Borah, by Harry Felnberr
secretary of the general defense core
Tnittee which is waging a campaign to
free the 98 I. W. W.’s still In pels'
on charges of obstructing the conduct
of the war.
Cl)c Carpet Oailp Ctfbune
CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE CO.
MONTGOMERY* WARD CO.
Below we are quoting several items of furniture byway of comparing Montgomery Ward & Co.’s prices
with ours. We have not addedjo the mail order prices the postage, cost of money order or time and delay. Bring
your catalogue to our store. Let us figure with you on any piece of furniture in our stock.
BEDS
n 111 a Ji
We refer you to item No. CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE
1668t056, Montgomery Ward CO. PRICE
Co Catalog No 96, 1922, page We win ]ace this game
391, their latest issue. bed your home
Montgomery Ward Cc, w >t b n ° breakage or
price, f. o. b. Kansas damage at $14.00
City .. $9.50 Less 10 per cent for
Freight, Kansas City to cash $1.40
Casper, 61 lbs., at 1
3.05 per cwt $1.86 AO
Drayage ,unpacking and
setting up SI,OO
$12.36
BED SPRINGS
We refer you to item No. CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE
16685304, Montgomery Ward CO. PRICE
Catalog No. 96, 1922, page 395, We wi]l place thig
same
their latest issue. spring in your home,
.Montgomery Ward Co. with no breakage or
price, f. o. b. Kansas damage at SB.OO
City $5.65 Less 10 per cent for cash 80c
Freight, Kansas City to
Casper, 47 lbs., at 3.05 */(")
per cwt $1.43
Drayage 75c
$7.83
SANITARY COUCH
We refer you to item No.
16685321, Montgomery Ward
Catalog No. 96, 1922, page
395, their latest issue.
Montgomery Ward Co.
price, f. o. b. Kansas
City .$5.25
Freight, Kansas City to
Casper, 52 lbs., -at
3.05 per cwt. $1.59
Drayage, unpacking and
setting up sl-00
$7.84
CHAMBER ’I "’’RNITURE
CO. PRICE
We will place this same
sanitary couch in your
home, with no break
age or damage, at $8.75
Less 10 per cent for cash....B7c
$7.68
If you will come to our ware
house and deliver and set up
your couch we will allow you
?1.00 off this price.
DRESSERS
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We refer you to item No. CHAMBERLIN F”RNITURE
16684901. Montgomer" Ward CO. PRICE
Catalog No. 9G, 1922, page —. ... . ...
388, their latest issue. W ® w,n P’. ace this same
dresser in your home,
Montgomery Ward Co. with no breakage or
price, f. o. b. Kansas damage at. 525.00
City $16.75 Less 10 per cent for cash $2.50
• Freight, Kansas City to
Casper, 100 lbs. at Exfl
3.05 per cwt s3.os
Drayage, unpacking and
settingup s2.oo Would you pay 70 cents
. more and see just what you are
$21.80 buinE?
DOUAFOLD
c tosi-n _
Sfj. OFEM
Hfcwr" — isSSjgSCgF --
We refer you to item No.
26681148, Montgomery Ward
' Catalog No. 96, 1922, page 367,
their latest issue.
Montgomery Ward Co.
price, f. o. b. Chicago .$37.95
Freight, Chicago to Cas-
per, at 4.131/k per cwt., $8.50
unpacking and
setting up $4.85
$51.30
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1822.
CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE
CO. PRICE
We will place this same
do-iafold in your home,
with no breakage or
damage ats6o.oo
Less 10 per cent for cash $6.00
$54.00
Montgomery Ward Co. do
not guarantee their imitation
leather. W'e guarantee ours
for one year. Isn’t it safer to
pay $2.70 more and know
■"• hat you are buying? <