Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 2

ESTER aoe PAGE TWO NAVY MUSICIANS ENTERTAIN HERE ONAUGUGT 21ST Juinerary of Rocky Mountain Tour Provides 24-Hour Stop in Cas- per; Concerts and Parade Are Planned avy recruiting 100 per cent n Casper over the morning of nain until the fol- An itinerary has ed by the r here and C: yints to be visited in tour of the Rocky le and an eve- at the Iris the- e features of the t nvitation has been ull former r service ke part in the parade, Preliminary to the of the band’s > here are requested heir names with of the Army and Navy 1 men ment — will rated lec- life of a enterta can be learned nd his term of he form of an ed that will be of im The lavy recruit- ad 2 ; Aug 7 i blo; August 26 August 25 ad Pue CHARLES EASTON RESIGNS £5 POLICE SERGEANT, WAS / iH SERVICE EIGHT YEARS ce. Wedell will take his place a nanner it partment was be hru the hands of the yolice head agreement over the nen to the Webb, ch CASPER SHIERED AND siZZIED DURING JULY loy terac reading ne for July or eather book here cam y soure entire montt only .71 water fell to. re lieve the lor of ¢ ne heat: Tr rreate int of all fe J whe t in half an hour a neh 2 how. when th sre inche aid the to be and fair married giadsome " said the old lady young, Do itted for mar- 1 m being now, grrand- spective fitted explained sweetly gowns ar three costumes."’-—London Tit Bi AN PRB Py WT Lk et IT’S A GREAT LIFE IF YOU DON’T WEAKEN THEFT AT BANK rets from the Wyoming Groc for justice of pe: mitted his guilt and THEY \Nro @ LOT OF TROUBLE UNCLE SAM’S CATTLE IN See agers KRIT eanal zon in the fol- ied. from the States for t d towns sture Hirafure rict: unction; n Cit fall term of the district court fol lowing his preliminary hearing. SPEEDER PAYS FINE roul was arrested Wed- violation of the traffic or- nd fined $5 in police court AND HL TE traffic violetors today as a result of the wo by the new traffic officer ustice and Police Courts Witness Unusual Activity Yesterday; in several parts of the city. PETTY LARCENY CHARGED Arrests on Docket for Later Date Alexander Levoi was arrested Wed- 7 o'clock on a cnarge of d bein: man whom the > looking for a navy de. serter. He swerd the description of a man wa +} for desextion from the ti nd he is being held at the po- ation on that charge. i A Repeater. M. R. Davis, who took $5 from a 1esday night and was ely outside of the wes fined $50 and sentenc w I love you—will ry me in eae coun Jail! She ‘But, my dear boy, I re- y in justice of peace court fused you only a week ag i been suspected of taking small He—"Oh! was that yo —Lon- k counter and : ro dort Opinion. for him re- “ — Harp or Pitchfork? “Won't you try a piece of ft: gel ce 2 t—“Will it make an angel of x it and his sub- and conviction. equent arrest PLEADS GUILTY TO LARCENY Theft of two large boxes 0 ~ me Host-—“That will depend on the ay iN /kind of life you have led!"—London - Cope ad- Blighty. account of his any Tuesdey nigkt proved « red ones © court. the cha — youth was “‘let off” by Judge W. E. No Prohibition in England. Tubbs with a $25 fine and the mini- Russell—**What is your hus- mum sentence of one day in jail. band » income, Mrs, Har- Cope admitted he had nm enough .per?” of bars to satisfy him for a time, Mrs. Harpe—“‘Oh, about mid- D don R._E. Hill was bound over to the night. 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She was ed recently in Thermopolis, vo., police officials say, for street ng and it cost her $250 before Want ads always bring results. she was released. t Stewart and the Morton girl were in the same room when the police found them. They are beingsheld at the city jail for investigation. and a strong charge will be preferred against both, police headquarters re- ported this afternoon. a | { Old Father Hubbard Went to the cupboard To get his poor self a drink. But when he got there The cupboard \ So he got him : sink —Brooklyn ee Tribune Want Ads Pay Big eding purposes re grazing in the er—Nonse! ! Any meant to bea youn: a Simple Cperations ‘Fitted Together The businessof Swift & Com- pany is the fitting together of many simple operations. Til you've drattied the glass of every drop: \The rare BLATZ Haves Ceainy always the same. 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