Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1919, Page 6

CASPER AND SYL GOLONEL SMITH HERE ON SUNDAY REFINERS TAKE. > STEWART TO PART | COMPANY, EDIGT Those who appreciate daring, particularly those which w hes Zz * 7 (fame in the great world war, S Negro Caught with White Woman} }yeathine an air of expectancy in Must Leave Town in Week While Latter Is Held on Bribery Charge anticipation of the appearance at the Methodist church tomorrow night of Col. Dan Morgan Smith, commander Because he said he was due to leave for Mexico in a week, Syl Stew- art, owner of property in the Sand- her district trict, and habitue of this dis- was let off with a $100 whe by Judge W. Tubbs with oa of one hour in the count to see how it looks.” Stewart, who is a negro, was arrested terday morning with slyn Morton on a charge of living with this white re-| woman, ewart said had he rt of living but the judge re- s enough of that membered seve much the same n re and e him the maximum fine, A jail sentence | withheld on his promise to leave city for good within one week, | Morton woman was fined $100} lay jail sentence. al other offenses of The and given a twen She is also charged with attempting to brib he officer who srrested her with 0 dill and a heavy peni- | e may result. | appealed her | case in which she is charged with iiv ing with the negro and bond was} fixed at 0 so that she would not skip the ewart. During the al it developed | that Stewart en werned by Judge 1 1 by his own friends not to go with white girls. - Officer Wedell testified that yester- day morning a call took him with Officer Mercer to 716 East Fifth street where Stewart and the resort woman were found in a room to- gether. Stewart jumped thru the window partially clad but Officer Mercer followed him by the ame | route and captured him in the yard. Other unsavory details in frankness predominated established a} Free. e against the Morton wo- WILL LECTURE AT M. AT ME CHURCH COL. DAN MORGAN SMITH Commander of “The Battalion Soldier Orator who will lecture at the M which | day night on “The World’s War and the Fields of France. THIRD GAME AT. BREYBULL, d-1 ws his illustrations significance of pro- yn to the » he dr press the world today. The colonel also h some revela- Take Three Straight i in Basin tions to make regarding the activi- Region; Will Clash with ties of “pro-German brewers,” who Powell Today way thru to a erday after- bull in Casper, smashed third straight victory oon by defeating Gr econd game, 3 to 1.° Nelson hurled ester game according to tword} received by head officials of the Mid- Indi- » of the best | Greybull imported sater 1 they could secure from Ther- nine will go to Powell his afternoon to meet this fast lit- le team which has a victory over | Thermopolis of only about a week ago to its credit. ed at Lovell Sunday afternoon and hen the team will return after its i five-game tour of the Basin region. Hunt probably wijl work on the nound in tod: me, while Maples ooks like the most promising hurler for the contest tomorrow. home d probably will start omething ne: week altho the first game has not b scheduled. The eams ud contests scheduled. when the trong Hot Springs nine comes here ugust 16 and 17 a ee SREYBULL MINISTER'S WIFE 13 KILLED WHEN CAR GOES OVER BANK of Death” in Battle of St. Mihiel, ;. Church at 8 o'clock Sun- Admission Judge Tubbs decided. | : E : | he testimony also showed that | f Ne ae bertalion, : » Morton woman offered to give ih Ce enh Stk 7 Gal er Wedell $50 to forget that he /t#lion of Deat ongr s there to arrest her. She then |i8 understood, will relate the ; : yughboys in the epic 1 Stee wend seis {his heroic dough | bogie eras ae $501 tte in which the Yanks reached the him more. When she saw that the $50 ; was not going to 3B Oke good, she; Pont nearest Metz preceding the bat- matsed athe ante” to $100. ae tle of the Argonne. Modest of his Officer Wedell in charge of the| OW accomplishments, he never tires, of telling how his gallant men stood party sent out to arrest the two again ia ° refused to accept the bribe and both e008 who Germans to learn of their own were! too went “along” to jail. The case of | Cowardly ae bribery against the Morton woman|'" Goi" 01 smith is lecturi : was continued until this afternoon phi ped CM gala ets under the |loon league auspices of the Anti and from the story of h after her attorney had asked that the judge sustain his demurre ENGINEERS ARE '|600 SHOPMEN AT BACK FROM WAR, HAVRE STRIKE ed Press.) Hart, Thomas Benjamin Floyd,, ways, “Mont, Aug. 2.—More Georgios Panagiotakis, Jesse and!than 600 employes of the Great John Pos , J. J. Cant-| Northern railway shops and round- welll Jas; Younts, Peter Ri , Donald | house here struck today. Gessas William, Donald) ari Henderson and L. B. Butler, Tesnor, Nick | prominent oil men, have left for War. nay Mallavaxriveds: 1., Where they will be for two ‘ several nights ago after getting their discharges from the} m4 at Fort D. A. Russell. These { Bob Smith was last year with the 44th], | poisoned — with and have been in service |Poison ivy while out fishing a f . They have enrolled in, ago, and is in a very serious ie club here. 1S dition now. Ses See W. E. Peddycord of the New York| R. G. T. of the Oil company has arrived from Ohio | Glenrock Oil , s been to start drilling work on the Pine , here everal days, is leaving Mountain site of the company here. | Douglas, Wyo. Mr. and” Mrs. C. P. Taylor will Miss Verna Burnett, an employe of leave this afternoon for the Yellow-| the Guarantee Registry stone National They will be}}5.0" her vacation trip bout ten days. |‘Will tour thru the Dubois country y from ; e with her parents. 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He is a| instantly killed on the Cody to park f id an entertaining | read four miles above the dam yes- one a £ the capacity of the| terday. church is limi it is probable that The Medfords left Greybull Wednesday for the park and it is thought that the car backed off the steep cliff when the brakes refused to work. The extent of Mr. Med- | ford’s injuries have not yet been | determined. Cassell & Cassell of. Greybull left this morning to bring the remains to Greybull, many will be ppointed in not be- admi Such noted at this church and h’s addres: edence over all lectures yet ed here a proportionate sea delive will want to hem r him. SHEREX Will Quench Your Thirst Open a bottle of Sherex, bubble over with life. the new malt beverage and see it It’s the one drink that satisfies on a hot day. New Dealers Wanted: Profit possibilities are unlimited when you sell Sherex. 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Caeere , SSS fice of the company, at Suite 11, Dated aE K OWLETT ; Notice is hereby given that by vir- Smith building, Casper, Wyoming, on J a A Secratacy. ‘ the 12th day of August, 1919, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., for the ‘purpose of electing a Board of Di- rectors to serve for the ensuing year, tue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Sixth Judicial | District within and for the County of |Natrona, State of Wyoming, in t |suit of Coliseum Garage Compan | Wyoming corporation, plaintiff, Pub. Aug. 2 and 4. —_— Read the Tribune ads. |24th, A. D. 1919, the undersigned as Sheriff within and for Natrona Coun- |ty, Wyoming, has jevied upon one five |passenger Oakland touring car au- |tomohile of the appraised value of $200 the pe 1 property of said | defendant and situated in my county. Notice is hereby given that on the Notice }13th day of August, A. D. 1915 at the ' * fe) E [boat of ten siclonk, =m andes Oeil CASPER LODGE, NO: 1395;,B; &..0: £. Street, in Casper, Wyoming, I will { sell said personal property of said C. W. Mathewson at public auction to, the highest bidder for cash to satisfy will meet in special session at 1. 0. O. F. hall Monday evening, Sheriff of Natrona County, Wyoming Pub. August 2, and 1919. (N & S) 4, All members should be present as business of importance will be transacted. Visiting brothers are invited. Girar ROBT. COHEN, Secretary. Cigar Never gets ig your nerves . THE HOUSE MATINEE e OF QUALITY 2:30 if r PICTURES BEST VENTILAT- TONIGHT, Vis ea e ED THEATER IN FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 THE STATE TODAY The Remarkable Portrayal of Modern Society. “Babbling Tongues’ The Photoplay Extraordinary with a Special All-Star Cast 10c and 25c TOMORROW PARAMOUNT-ARTCRAFT SPECIAL HENRY B. 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