Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 7

FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1919 ee N E GR O BROUGH T erowas, nae san ste oe BA CK F OR TR T. AL Optica Weak Stewart before the latter fired at him, inflicting two IN COURT HERE (severe wounds. When Towne came 5 from the hospital he was released on +. | bond pending trial in the spring term Frank Towne, colored, who is |o¢ the district court. Shortly after wanted) Heo aee eT Btreaet, obtaining the bond he eae a ae wie + | away and the authorities here search- colored, at a Sandbar resort several| 44 ¢o, him for several weeks before onths ago, and for jumping a fi City. $1,000 bond, was returned to Casper he was located in Kansas City. a yesterday by Kansas City authori-| The North Side Circle will give a B le Saturday aft: April 19, ties, where he was taken into cus- parersale: pire se DEBS 4 We Have Introduced the factory method of Rebuilding Tires It is especially adapted to. retreading cord and fabnic tires. The Brodie Rubber Co. stands behind every job with an: absolute guarantee of 3500 miles. “ It will pay you to investigate. Brodie Rubber Co. 166 So. Center St. Phone 772-M FIRST ANNUAL BALL GIVEN BY DIVISION NO. | Monday Evening April 21, 1919 Masonic Auditorium Admission $1.00 Your choice of a good Motor Truck should be based on the high standard of the factory building it and the unquestioned responsibil- ity of the distributor selling it. * Both are of vital importance to your success- ful and profitable use of your truck—not only today but for a long time in the future. THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE Mary Porter, a colored denizen of the Sandbar, who is notorious in po- lice circles for her many periodical TWO MUCH RED EYE IS CHARGE appearances at the police station is ance at police headquarters. again in the toils, and the old charge | of too much liquor has been placed against her. That many of the department. questionable ‘gang at full ‘capacity. About lresidents of Casper are taking ad- vantage of the comparatively short {time that will elapse before the town’! : grows dry is evident from the con-! AGAINST MARY stantly increasing number of arrests | for drunkenness. | Town Council has decided to invite y\{ExICO CITY, (By Mail.) Nearly a dozen arrests were made |the Prince of Wales to accept the vices from the state of Tabas a and | honorary freedom of the borough and ‘that Marcos Torres Collado, director The ladies of the everyone of the cases arraigned had |the office of Lord High Steward. The | of the newspaper, Tabasco Njevo of = booze as the cause of their appear- | latter office has been held by a mem- Villahermosa, has been shot, and sev- jber of the Royal family for 150 | eral other well known newspapermen During the first 15 days of April | years. 149 arrests were made by the police | 7 Montlotithe victimelot |meals were served to prisoners at the © icity jail yesterday. 50 Bias arrest helped maintain last night and this morning Atlantic ,| Casper for the summer. will give a bake aturda: 19, at Alban’s Store. rth Side Circle 4-17- PAGE SEVEN Prince of Wales ‘REDSYUREL. ONE _ |,,28. 20d Mes Ses conga extended rip ruo| e pleas Extended Honor MEXICAN EDITOR (xen 4y ie eee ee ee PLYMOUTH, (By Mail.)—The and Mrs. Cunningham toured up the ast before returning to re Mr. imprisoned by the dominant political-' a meeting; and paraded thru as the “reds.” The Associated of aga the chain- Mexican Journalists of this city held men in Tabasco. the militar yfaetion of that state known streets of the capital as a protest nst the treatment of newspaper- Sn The Young Man of Today has a great deal to live up to——-youth found itself in the war--found that it is the greatest world. Shirts are “it.” For twelve years the name of W. W. Barnett has meant personal service and attention and financial responsibility to buyers of motor vehicles. 1-Ton Federal 14-Ton Federal 2-Ton Federal $2100.00 $2000.00 $2850.00 3%-Ton Federal 5-Ton Federal $3700.00 $4800.00 FEDERAL LIGHT DUTY TRACTOR—$2750.00 FEDERAL HEAVY DUTY TRACTOR—$3760.00 FF. 0, B. DENVER Freight and War Tax Paid W. W. 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