Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 30, 1919, Page 8

Ir ep —_s~PACE EIGHT : The Casper Daily Eribune D FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1919 n front but not dgsiting to risk any-! across the tracks. Schraga kept tab| they made short work of his casi ' countered in his flight, a small boy life by stray shots suppressed ‘9n his movements by crossing and ture. - who witnessed the proceeding being | WOMEN TAKING AUTO GRAGHAT — NORRIS sth See ee oe Ye ire to sound an alarm. He was relieved of one gun and an- pee iat ae a Mu aBieeto d : is 2 in the shed, today it Kad been impossible to de- alleys and vacant lots between W ae termine the truth of the story but the h j + MAR ET EMPLOYES. il tt pabltnel s missin; cott 2nd Beech until they reached but the money was miss : t 1 GREAT i PART 4 1N ‘aptain W. B. Kilgore of the police’ some old buildings in the vicinity of The Austrian was knocked down Poli¢e are understood to be working ’ ah hf seak a6 ; yered the call sent into Linden and Beech. These t by both Koenig and Schrage during of eS = ne nnd taking Gus Waldek, searched without success but b the course of the struggle and a Handkerchiefs were not al: % \f WE rf ‘A MPa AS | who had been on duty in the alley,| certain that the object of their|stranger assisted in leading him: to EquaTesmnA Wonel time ttheyiitee m ' ith him, started on a round of the search was inside one of them finally the alley. It was first thot that this shaped to the user’s fancy ne m Year ns in the belief that the holdup) decided to mount guard and await, man had frisked his pockets and made that this irregularity disple G i responsible for its authenticity. Early reelf in the crowds throng-| developments. off with the money but developm Marie Antoinette, who sugge: th 5 sday indicate: i eory w | Methodical Organization Go- ——— leg Koen 1 i : aay aor ide we ay pps hee a nao ‘or ‘I i maton shape would Bs an pare A ee f oenig anc e holdup had soug! tion of good taste. 2 ing oe in Fa Sec erie of the A heavy Chandle COSINE oom Dave 1) he front door! ssfety and smoked a cigarette during | turned the man over to the police. decree by Lou eH Sy Sountry ; Regiona -hairmen unknown « ken the direction which the ¢ period, offer mn excel-| Today a report was circulated to early days of 1785, en: ging that all £ Are Appointed switch train on (¢ sol! of bills amounting roldup fled, succeede. locating for a shot, and when t he effect that the holdup had thrown pocket handkerchiefs should have orthwestern ra alee discovered that he was inside | the roll of bills to a little girl } iat is 2 DWE c girl he en- » ceforw Unarigmaemoliaiine j | right-angled edges henceforwari. sulting in no injury to “the The accident occurred Anan. il was |. on the dest with the cash but the looked the latter and tock the bil In WASHINGTON, May 29:— on of the women of the T n_ metho yidap. q . aie striets or o'clock last night short:y acter traffic Stuffing them into his ¢ , S N a RY Pay ter working |protection, regulations were ~ while he covered th vith the! A A ‘ » head of ‘each dis- tinued. The nature of the automatic. Walking to the eash regis ‘VE “f T t miliar with her is unknown, but statements from wit- ter he grabbed two handfuls of NTILATIOUN co ‘on, who is also a nesses indicate that the car moving ver from the tray and ther m 's Republican |rapidly down Center street was un- the men that th D mittee, able to escape collision with the train (uiet for 10° minu chairman which appeared at the crossing with. bY the same door ution] out, warning. Mr. Norris wa’ with - —_- when the holdup mho is ane| Save your money_—ent at the Far | apperteity of eacaping by the bac : re = Today and‘‘Tomorrow _ large, the dis- vey. door 4 linnesota, - | } > 1 olor (EES SS 4 THE SIREN-Who-Sowed Sin in Ancient Galilee, Whose Tempestuous Blood aera cede pel ; s Has Traced a Scarlet Thread Through the Centuries of the state of New ie Maude Wetmore, o f WILLIAM FOX Presents al ia thes tha faouuiewentas THE RICHELIEU STORE : aii a Store Closed All Day Friday RB Nee r .M aes i Open Until 9 P. M. 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