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Suit Cases, S2.98

Black enameled. Protected with leather
corners. Lined with figured cretonne. With
pockets.--Basement Day, Sass.
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Wonen's Vests, 4 for SOC

Flesh colored. low neck and sleeveless
Irregulars. Large sizes. 40 to Is-Ba.e-
ment Day. for soc.
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Boys Stockings, 2 prs, Soc

First quality. Heavy ribbed black cot
ton stockings with double heel, toe and
sole. Sizes to 11.-Basement Day. 2
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$l.2S Silk Gloves. CSC

1s-button length. White silk with
double finger tips. Stitched backs. Sizes
8 to IN. First quality.-Basement Day,
e5c pair.
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Regularly 35c White mercerized cot
ton with colored striped roll cuff top.
Broken assortment OF sizes. lrregulars--
Basement Dsy, pair. 35c.
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SPEEDING COAL
DELIVERY HELD
AS VITAL NEED

Continued From, Page One.
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Women's Umbrellas, $1.49

Regularly s1.sS. Rainproof Umbrellas.
Paragon frames. neat. snappy leather
trimmed handles.-Basement Day, St.4o.
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Dresses and Rompers, SEC

Regularly SIC and 81. OF ginghsm and
percales .and chanabrsys. Tiny collars.
pockets and touchss cf embroidery: pink.
blue. lavender tan and brown. TO 8
years.-Basement Day at ssc.
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Silk-Mixed Hose, pair, SEC

Women's with long silk boot. high
splfced heel. in cordovan. white. black and
colors. Sizes 0 to 10. Irregulars-Base-
ment Day, Soc pair.
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$3.25 Silk Umbrellas, S2.79

Gloria silk. built on strong paragon
frames: new leather strap handles
Basement Day. x2-7e.
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Stout Model Corsets, Sl.49

ROYAL Worcester make. Mede OF nrm
mate flal: low bust; long hips; broad front
CLASP Very comfortable and cool sizes
- 40 s'-pnscneut Dny. SI.fa.
PaiEiS coynl bargain Bascment.
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A. F. Of L. ravsrs nm.

Edgar Wallace, legislative rep
resentative Of the American FEEDER.
alton Of Labor. said he favored the
winslow bill in so far as It reiated
to control over distributions OF coal.
but asserted the measure should not
be drafted sotthat the Federal fuel
distributor would have power to AZ
the price Of coal as II leaves the
mines.
Chief Counsel p. j. Farrell. os
the Interstate Commerce Commit
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Double Hair Nets, 4 for 25c

OF real hair; double mesh: cap shape:
large and selected; dark. medium or light
brown. black or blond.-BsSement Day. 4
for 25c-
, 1922-12-26
SIX SEIZED BY
SHERIFF HERE
OVER WEEKEND
Arrests Include One For
Attempting Holdup;
Other Offenses

Six men were picked up by the
sherifcs office for various ~offenses
over the two-dsy Christmas holiday
and spent either all or part Of Christ.
MAJ day In TIE county jail.
A. G. Mathers. r. f. Forester and
Frank Hines were arrested mte sat.
urday night by Deputy Easton for
disturbing the peace at a North Bur.
hngton amusement hall.
Monty keefe was picked up the
same evening by Deputy Snow and
charged with III Illegal possession
Of firearms and disturbance. The AZ.
rest vas made at Salt Creek.
John Patton. arrested Saturday
night, VIII be charged with highway
robbery. Il is alleged hat he at.
tempted to hold up a man on West
Yellowstone avenue. following n
friendly card game.
John dresser must face a charge
VI petty larceny before Judge Tubbs
this afternoon. He Is said to have
stolen some timber from a local Ium-
Der and coal yard.
, 1922-12-26

ENDORSE PLANS
FOR BUILDING
Executive Committee Is
Named to Work Out
Church Details

The congregation of the First Pres
byter!an church at the c'ose OF the
regular service Sunday morning voted
unanimously to accept the recommen-
dation Of the boards OF elders and
.rustear for tho erection of the new
church building the coming year ar
The corner Of Eighth and wolcott. l..
4. Reed was chosen chairman OF the
meeting and the recommendation was
presented by o. l.. Walker, secretary
u the board OF trustees.
BY vote of the congregation tho Sc.
ection Of an executive committee OF
rs or more members to plan and carry
put the campaign for funds. and a
smaller number TO serve as the bui'd-
ng committee, was referred to the
boards of elders and trustees. which
will meet this evening at the home
IF l.. A Reed for the working out OF
the details.
The meeting Sunday morning was
largely attended. and a spirit o.
hearty cooperation manifested.
, 1922-12-26
VAUDEVILLE At
IRIS TONIGHT

Juggling. ve~ntriIoQuism. songs and
dances. and comedy. make up the
vaudeville billing for the Iris theater
tonight and tomorrow.
Pleasing Pot-Pouri Songs and
Dances is the title to the act given
by Evans and Maye. TIE offering is
clean, wholesome, and cry we'll pre-
scented. Following several refined
singing selections. Miss Ella siaye Of
fers her dancing numbers. The mum
Der as a whole is a splendid express
or song and dance and 1t will please
most delightfully."-.
The Orpheus Comedy -Four offer the
Crouch Killers" From the time
they appear until they finish their act
is one long laugh. The appearance
of the four CARRIED in the costumes Of
the character they wish to portray
starts the risibilities and continues TO
tickle the same for a quarter of an
hour. As comedians they are in a
class by themselves.
Club juggling. jap spoois. devil
sticks. mat spinning and balancing
are included in the performance by
Raipi.5 and May. This C Is been
played In II countries with success
and both members do equal amount
OF work. There is no stalling. Every
thing is neat and fast all the way
through. The clever pair perform a
routine OF stunts which are not only
novel and we'll presented but SO origi-
nal as 10 mark the actors as marveis
in their line.
Harry Lee, a New York boy. IS an
artist of exceptional ability. He has
won for himself a name In the east
as an entertainer. He a just fin.
shed an engagement of three months
n New York city. This is his first
time in h west. HIS present offer.
ng gives him a good opportunity for
displaying his ability as a ventrllo-
qutst He also renders many popular
song hits with his pleasing voice.
The Unfoldment'' is the picture
which will be shown.
, 1922-12-26
MAN STANDING
ON SIDEWALK IS
STRUCK by AUTO

Edward Harris, proprietor OF tho
Tulsa hotel OF North Center street.
knocked unconscious at 1880
Monday evening when he was hit BY
a Buick roadster at the corner OF Eazt
Second and wolcott streets by a man
gave the name OF John Kiila'ea,
local attorney.
Mr.. Harris was standing in a group
OF men, waiting for the East
Second street bus, when the car, turn.
ing the corner, was driven up over the
curb and onto the sidewalk. The
driver aid that a frosted windsh!e'd
prevented him from judging how close
he was to the curb.
Clifford Thompsklns. Texas OIL com.
pany refinery emp'oye, was also hit
by h machine and bruised. Mr..
Harris suffered a strained back and
several bruises and COMMISSIONS.
, 1922-12-26

eral weeks attending to business mat.
tiers and visiting friends.
Sam Lang is here for a short while
from Chicago.
Harold Kiley returned this week
fromfrom q two weeks trip to the
Montana oil fields.
jeremiah Mahoney left today for
the Buffalo Creek ranch after spend
ing Christmas with his family.
Arthur o. Borks has returned from
Riverton where he spent several days
at the Slcdon structure.
James Ewing left this week for
California and viii spend several
months visiting friends.
James o'connor has returned from
Rawlins and the Ferris field where
he has been for the last month and
Will spend the holidays here visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Mayne and small
daughter, Shannon. left last week for
California where they will spend the
winter.
, 1922-12-26
PERSONALS

Mrs. John Bryne of 345 CY ave
Ie, has as her house guests until
eter the holidays her sister, Mrs.
IS Mcwnliams and daughter Gar.
ct of Hay Springs. Neb. Mrs. Nc
illiam5 was formerly n resident of
asper.
Miss Patricia o'Nell is spending a
ew days in Douglas visiting at the
m of her sister. Miss O'Neil will
eturn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Norwood and
son are spending the holidays at their
homo in Kansas City. Mr..
lerwood viii return the middle OF
he week.
Mrs. Sarah Morton will arrive this
voek from her home in Douglas and
viii spend several days Visiting at
he home OF MI. and Mrs. Patrick
jullivan.
Mr.. Inc Mrs. R. o. waIkerson are
,ity visitors for a few days from
heir home in Denver.
Miss Mary Long has arrived from
Houston. Texas. and viii be connect
d with the county ure office
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G, Newman are
he parents of an eight found baby
son who arrived y~esterday at their
home. 1914 South Oak street. Both
lother and son are reported, to be do
ng nicely.
Mrs. Jack Clark will have as her
house guest this week. Miss Leora
Wells of Lander. While here Miss
Wells win attend the Elk dance.
Little Hattie Hardy who has been
tending ST. Agnes academy at Al
ance. Neb.. is visiting Curing the
oli1sys with her parents Mr.. and
Grs. j. L Hardy.
MI. and Mrs. W. p. Jones and
laughter. Maudie Evelyn. came in
rom their home at Salt Creek to
pend Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
oseph Gordon. Mrs. Jones Is the
aughter of Mrs. Gordon.
Carl Bernard, assistant cashier for
he Citizens National bank returned
his morning from Boulder. Colo,
where he has been spending Christ
mas with his parents.
, 1922-12-26
Omaha Hunting
Denver Bandits

OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. -s.-workinE
on the theory hat the bandits who
recently stole 100000 from the Den.
yer Federal Reserve bank employees.
might have come to this city. Omaha
police today, were checking on a re.
port reaching them from an unan.
nounced source that a Pullman Dor
ter had confided to a friend that no
Rad smugglcd two men from Denver
in a stateroom on a fast train arr.v-
ing here last Saturday.
The report had it that the two men
give the porter $50 in IS bills.
, 1922-12-26
NEW STOVES TAKEN TO
CAMP ROTARY, SCOUTS
ARE MADE COMFORTABLE

The Boy Scouts of Casepr are start
ing a campaign Of activity commenc.
ing with the day after Christmas.
Two stoves were taken out to the
cabin at Camp Rotary last week, one
n heating toy and the other "a cook
range The old stove in use at tho
camp was badly damaged by mis-.
creants last summer and il will be re-
placed by the new range.
With these two stoves in place. the
Scouts will be comfortable in the cabin
in below zero weather. The heating
stove is n large one and capable of
keep'n g fire all night and Troop Four
1t its last visit to the camp brought
down from the mountain a great los
that will provide fuel for nearly all
winter.
Trouble has already bee had by
persons breaking into the cabins OF
Gothmore Park and up on the noun
tains. Davy Crockett's cabin near
the Asbestos mine was broken into
by two boys inc much damage done
and the Hagens cabin in Gothmore
Park was also entered. It is reported
two boys are responsible for this
outrage but the Scuots are endeavor.
ing TO run down the parties as the
Scouts realize that II is liable to throw
the Boy Scout organization under sus-
picion unless the guilty ones are
found. However the Scouts can
show a clean bill OF health as the diff
ferent Troop leaders can show where
each Scout was at the time the depre-
dations were made.
Troop Three Scouts Will play Troop
Six Wednesday evening at the Bap.
list Church basketball floor. The
Troop Three boys are also often re-
ferred to aos the Methodist Troop and
the Troop Six boys are members of
he Baptist Church.
, 1922-12-26
BOX OF DYNAMITE FOUND,
Investigation STARTED

Deputies from Sheriff Joe Marquis
office are investigating this afternoon
the report made by Glen Farley of
Casper. that he found a box of dyna-
mite, capped and wired for use. a box
of caps. a timber and $50 feet of
additional wire about eight miles east
on the bank OF the North Platte river
yesterday afternoon. Farley was on a
hunting trip at the time.
From the description given by Far
ley there is a possibility that the dy-
Mantle outfit may have been intended
for criminal use. according to the
sherift's office.
, 1922-12-26
THANKS ARE EXTENDED
MANY ORGANIZATIONS
BY SALVATION ARMY

Editor Tribune.
The salvat on Army is very Crate
TO all who contributed to making
our CHI stmas day festivities such a
success. and through the Tribune de-
sires to thank all those who helped us
in any way. Particularly do we thank
the Elks. the Community club. the
local Carpenters union. the Stock
mems Bank association. and many
others including the Presbyterian
Ladies orchestra, which rendered n
number Of selections; also n violin
solo by the leaders little son., and TO
Rev. C. A. Wilson. who SO kindly nor.
mitted the use OF his tabernacle for
the profran n Christmas treat, and
for the splendid patronage We THANK
one and all.
ADJT. NJ. EPLETT.
Officer IN Charge.
, 1922-12-26
next HEARING
IN Oil PROBE
ON JANUARY e

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2e. - Post.
ponement to january %, Of further
bearings in the investigation of con.
litions and prices in the oil industry
was announced today by Chairman
LaFollette of the senate manufac-
lures sub-commission, which is con-
Quoting the inquiry.
The Standard on company Of New
York has boon requested to send ex-
ports representing its various depart
meuts to testify upon resumption of
he inquiry ard upon conclusion Of
that testimony the sub-commission
will hear officials Of the Magnolia
Petroleum company and the Prairie
Pipe Line company.
, 1922-12-26
Dat Flakes
almost ready
Quick Quaker Oats

Now there is a Quick Quaker Oats,
as well as the style you know.
The Qsick style. perfected by ouf
experts, is the quickest cooking oats
in the world. II cooks to perfection
in 3 TO 5 minutes.
Both styles have the quality and
favor which have won the world.
They are faxed from queen grains
only-just the rich. plump, Aavory
cats. We get but ten pounds from
a bushel.
But in Quick Quaker the oats are
cut before taking. They are rolled
very thin and partly cooked. So the
fakes an smaller and thinner-that
is all. And the small thin fakes cook
quickly.
The Qaiek style is marked
Quick" on the label. Tell your
grocer which yen want.
, 1922-12-26
". A. BRYANT HOME IS
SADDENED BY DEATH
OF DAUGHTER FRANCES

Little Frances Bryant, e-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bry-
ant, 72s East Yellowstone. died yes
terday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. The
little girl had been Ill for several days,
The funeral will be held from the
Shaffer-Gay chapel at 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning. Christian Science
services will be observed.
The father of the deceased is a
train dispatcher for the Burlington
railroad.
, 1922-12-26
City Briefs

D. Frederick and Y. X. Williams
ara in the city from Omaha and will
spend several days or business.
Charles Hubert left yesterday for
Chicago and New York to be gone
several weeks on a business and
pleasure trip.
Harry ottmire and son are here
from FIT. Worth and will spend sew
, 1922-12-26
Kittens Prank
Causes Death
OfIts Ouner

NEW YORK. Dec. rs. A mail
gray kitten playfully sprang at a
hose hat connected up the
gas o in the Brooklyn home Of
Mrs. Catherine Carey. today.
, 1922-12-26
Santa Cluas at
SSyne Home.

Santa Claus called Saturday eve
ming Mt the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bryne on CY hvenie and their
families. The livinxrcom was beauti-
fully decorated with a large Christ
mas tree in which Santa left n gift
for every n present.
The house was beautifully 6ecor-
ated in Christmas holly. ribbons and
wreaths The children spent h eve
ming playing games. Among h fam
lies who were present to greet Santa
were. George Ferguson, A. Marshall
A. A. Slads. NJ. c. Church and Peter
Tobin. !1'
, 1922-12-26
DeaIolAy WIN
Give Dance.

A dance to welcome the ssueents
who ara home for the holidays will
be given by the local chapter OF De
dolay in the Masonic temple Friday
night Invitations are being issued to
the friends OF the members as well
- a general invitation to eny stu
dents.
Attendance at this dance IS expect
cd TO Hurpass that Of any OF the
iances given thus far inasmuch as IL
viii furnish one of the finest oppor-
-unitIes of tho seaso for the stu
lents to get together.
Patrons and pasronessea for the 90
aston are Mr.. and ]. NJ. Lowndes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Rediski. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Townsend and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew NJ. Gay.
, 1922-12-26

The tonic ana Laxative Effect Of
Laxative BRoMo oUrNINE Tablets
will keep the system in a healthy
condition and thus ward off all at
tacks OF Gods. Grip OF I%nIfuenza-
sac-
, 1922-12-26
Informal Dinner Party
Last Evening.
Van Meter
Recital Thursday.

h students OF the Van Meter
school OF music viii give a recital
Thursday evening, Dec. rs at the
Methodist church. The program win
begin prompt yat 1880. All those In
serested in music are asked to at.
tend
, 1922-12-26
Iroquis Meeting
This Evening.

Iroquis Council No. s. Degree OF
pocahantas will meet In regular SEES
sion at 7:sq at the I. O.. O.. F. hall. Of
Ulcers for the coming year viii be
elected at this meeting.
, 1922-12-26
Christmas Dinner
Yesterday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H. Bullnck enter
tanned at an old fashioned Huleude
dinner yesterday at their homo on
East Fourth street. Among those
who were present were Mr.. and Mrs
Russell oliver. Miss Maybetta Ellison
d r. aeD5asa. and Roy Buliaek, Jr'
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver are on a return
boneymoon trip from esr''le, Wash
10 their home at Rock Island. lu'
where NJ. Oliver has his h~eadquar-
,ars os one of the legal staff for the
chicago Rock Island ane Pacific a
road.
MIR. oliver was a former class mate
Of Mr.. Bullack in Chicago.
, 1922-12-26
Mss Afaiere Lisa
VIII Hold ''Kld" Party.

a kid,kostume party will be given
v Miss Malese Lea Wednesday eve
ling at her home on West Four.
aenth street.
, 1922-12-26
EIlss Guests Asked to
Call on Committee.

AN invited guests, not meIioets
the local Elks' lodge who have re
ceived invitations to the Elks an
nual formal dance Thursday eveniil
are requested to call at the oftiee Q
carney Peterson. chairman OF 1ne
Invitation committee. in the on hN
change building previous to Thurs
dav. This request was made by tho
Invitation committee tbs morning.
preparations for h dance. whiel
,5u he the most elaborate affair o.
the winters social reason, have neet
oonnleted. 1t is anticipated that SOl
counIes will be present, making the
largest gathering at a formal party III
casper IN several years,
, 1922-12-26
Holiday Party
Tomorrow Evening.

one Of the most important social
events of the season will be the VI
day party of young women and young
men at the Presbyterian Tabernacle
at Sixth and Durbin streets tomor-
row evening. A happy evening Of
games and amusements, and a chance
to make many new acquaintance is
, 1922-12-26
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Entertain
Al Christmas Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Baxter EN-
tanned at an informal CHRISTMAS ~ nao
ner last evening at their nome, ~
west Fourteenth street. Snrl
decorations were used ana tne
ing was spent in playing caros,
The invited guests were the Me
and Mesdames w. G. Rnooes.
Robertson. L. NJ. Sheppard Mess's
w. e. Grover. j. Grover n the nos
and hostess.
, 1922-12-26
Silver Tea
EridaN.

FrIuly NJ
The ladies' of North Casper Will en-
terrain at q silver tea Friday atter
noon, December 20, at the nome Q
Mrs. Edward DeQuette, lO4S 81. Jon
street. The tea promised 10 DC =
success n al North Casper laoies
are asked to attend.
, 1922-12-26

offered TO all the young people at.
tending this church. Strangers In the
city r especially invited
Mr.. and Ms. Miller
Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Reed MIlar enter
tanned a. an informal dinner party
yesterday at their home on South
Jefferson street Eight guests were
present
Informal Dinner Party
Last Evening.
Mesdames A C. Leabon and alex
Clark entertained at an informal din
ner party last evening Al their home
on South Ash street. Christmas deco
rationS were used. Among those
present were the Messrs and Mes
danes Eugene Dunn. E C. Skinner
Joe Irwin. A. c. Leabon. Jack Clark.
the Misses Elizabeth and Margaret
Irwin, Veronica Glenn and Harry
Parsons.
, 1922-12-26
Hooker Adler
Marriage Sunday.
Past ALafron
Meeting Tomorrow.

The Past Matron club wil meet to
morrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Carl Z. Hawks. es4s East Third
street. Mrs. Hawks Will be assisted
for the afternoon By Mrs. Shaffer.
, 1922-12-26
Hay-Hegewaid
Marriage Last Week.

Marriage Last Week.
The marriage of Miss Mary Hay ,,
Rock Springs to George Hegewaid o.
Laramie took place last week at the
home of the bride. The groom Is a
senior at the university at LARAMIE
this year and was n member of the
football team. Nj. Hegewald has won
many honors in athletics. The bride
is the daughter Of John W. Hay, re-
Gently Republican candidate for gov
ernor.
, 1922-12-26
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L1Y,OOC1etVb
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Dinner at
LAfhrou HON

Dinner Al
LathrOp Home.
DR. and Mrs H R LAthrop enter
tanned at a dinner party Saturday
eveins at their home, sos sough Cen
ter street.
Hocker-Adler
Marriage Sunday.
The marriage of Mss Cora L.
Hooker to Daniel e. Adler took place
at . O'Clock Sunday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage. The
Rev. Lewis Carter officiated.
, 1922-12-26
Dinner Party
Tomorrow Evening.

Mrs. r. NJ. Andrus will enterta''
az an informal dinner party tomorrow
evening at her horie on Duroih
The affair will be given In nohor ~
Ralph Andrus, who is spenoins ",
vacation here from h UniversN! =
Minnesota
, 1922-12-26
Reach Marks
Marriage.

Beach Marks
Marriage.
Mss christ'ana Beach n Mr. 0
Marks were quietly married SATURDAY.
evening at the home Of the bride. 262
west B street. The Rev. Lewis ~
Carter performed the ceremony. Ihe
couple was attended by Mrs Ollie
Lewis and George Popovich.
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