Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 2

PAGE TWO MDONALD GROE. CONTINUED FOR. WEEK IN COURT Preliminary Hearing Postponed on! Motion of Defendant When Called in Justice Couri This Morning | The case of Night Sergeant J.-W. J. McDonald, charged with felonious as- sault with intent to kill for the shoot- ing of Llewellyn Griffith and Glen Wol- Wednesday night, a week when called for” pr hearing in Justice Tubbs cou 10 o'clock this morning, on motion of the defendant. The amount ef the bond was reduced from $3,000 to $1,000 and McDonald was released from the coun- ty jail at noon after the bona had been was continued in cott for signed by W. F. Henning. Both boys who were injured are rest ing comfortably, the hospitals port. Griffith's father privat here last night from Riverton. ’ HORSE PRICES ARE GOING UP Hunt for “Next Season” on in Trot- ting World and Racers Are in Demand. The out- 1 in trotting | CHICAGO. (United Pr standing features of the fz horsedom has been the big advance in prices, marking an upward slant in yal- ues that has been somewhat delayed | t has at last arrived with a ven the flat Dutch variety, Breaks, “A ‘Alberta, le added: » hunt for horses for “ is a feature of evel end, and this year as the has/drawn to a close the peed mer: | wants) ave apparently tried to out- do each other in their efforts to cor. ral promising material for 1920, regard-” less of price. In many instances, how- despite large offers, they have unable to induce owners to part their horses, they preferring, to times.” , irrigation di gan pop twice both of Ete are he of a man with hold on to, rather than-sell, them at he has been that of the a a Tocal county ‘fair/and he won The star sale Then he took In early September Harry, started him as liked, trotting one of his heats. in him to the three-year-old gelding Peter Manning races, at the Wisconsin for which Tommy Murphy, the turf’s | Sta » and showed him up, work leading’ winning ing him a mile in 2:10 and a quarter past, has just paid $21,000 to his i-| in 30 seconds—a two t nit. This er and owner, W. M. Wright, -| performance was witnes: lot of cago. horsemen, who pronounced him 2 .won- ‘The story of P. Manning is instrue-| der, on ai Nt of hi$ limited training tive and interesting as illustrating the! and the e with which he did his possibilities of ho: breeding on the! work. trotting side. - | Peter Manning was then shipped Wright is a manufacturer of the Win-! south Lexington, for the Kentue! eders' » he dy City who. for has rdised a few mecting. There, wes” started “for a number one m occasional or two. | trotted a mile in 2:01 the last, half of From one of his . Marsh, | Which was done in 1:00% and the formerly a breed prietor of quarter in 29% seconds—a 1:57 the Grattan farm, near Chicago, he! The time equalled the world’s purchased a young mare called Gilen-| for a, gelding of the e (three crit- She had been able to trot: in! made in 1918 by ton, and the “ us a three-year-old, but did nof! ics aid that no trotter of the age had . in sound, bowing a tendon and only | © shown .so great a flight.of, speed 3 iAMIRET BY Peoorn tar %. She cost|a@S did Peter Manning at the end of this ~ Wright but a few hundreds. He de-, Mile. we Hy cided to breed her to "Azoff, wwo-year| Peter Manning, up to the time of his Rx MEN Ss DEPARTMENT y. di old recor Malmune ene sale, had not cost Wright $1,000, ail It. Tho: ¢ told, so he brot his breeder at t CLOTHING ndora’s first foal by 20,000, clear profit. This is prot ee was a filly. he had wonderful spe oda, | t amouut of money t p3 A = h | Dut was injured whpn young so was) totter has realized for his a niouncing the arrival o} ROAR Ea aot ‘coming| Within: the he amount of in| & Rea eet tinten aes cate | tho aaatiauertar penis z Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws for Men and Bovs. “& number of raees over the half-mile bs 4 tracks of Illinois.” ate Glendora was bred back to Azoff and @& produced in 1916 aybay colt—the now $21,000 Peter Manning. Peter was geld- ed and nothing was done with him un SHEEP FOR SALE 2100 head excellent til last fall. He was then partially cross-hred broken and roughed it thru the. winter young Ramboutilet ewe Wool Last March Harry Putnam, who trains in - . - for Wright, took him in hand and ‘tin BOLE BURLOR ats last three shed breaking him. In the proces yeara,also 4 I sufilet r developed indications of “grea dso Harry went at him to fir) backs. Immediate detivery or éan how much. As he was perfectly winter. n he could not huni too fast ¢ and it was the latt of Jume before A. D. Bariett, Glendo, Wyo. he trotted his f then on he st mile in 2:30. From * like a sky-rocket “cam Open for Business Saturday, Nov. 8th The Little Bric 135 South Center CONFECTIONS AND TOBACCOS COMPLETELY STOCKED Featuring the ,well-known. brand, of DUTCH MILL HOME-MADE CHOCOLATES CIGARS TOBACCOS CIGARETTES PIPES SMOKERS’ SUPPLIES The latest BOOKS AND MAGAZINES BILL REEVES at Your Service. | parent stem. The cabbage’ wes of weighad eleven pounds and was grown in ten} j toes—ii an irrigated farm at “And we only watered the ‘patch from the deBleg Pound CoB Se, fe tr Tem Wectey “How's that for a cabbage? 2” sai¢| the remainder of the big garden was} the farmer, as he severed it frem ft:;as productive as the cabbage patch. (ea ‘States. itch three Around the wonderful garden _was| harvested and the year’s third crop ® Screen of laurel willows and Rus-|of alfalfa.wascnearly a foot and a which grow|half high. Alfalfa was thon selling in a few/at $35 a ton and three tons to the theend of-Avgust, 1919, and estimated good ‘MISS MORTIMER LEAVES a vecortr~ aay“ QS « i oF] 160 Acre Alleles Feld. acre and there had been big yields cf; ether grains and feed crops. ‘There were ‘splendid potatoes as biz | Although Alberta has an enormous as‘ one’s: hand, crook-neck squash, acreage of irrigated lands, a greas} |; | cucumby i, muskmelons, corn, toma-| campaign for a further increase was € fact about every vegetable launched at the recent Alberta In-} own in ‘the northern part of the} dustrial Congress, held in Medici: I In the vast fields| Hat, Lethbridge, Calgary and wheat running from 30 to|monton. The proyincial and: domin- being| ion governments are uniting to ar-} range a practical program. This. movement is attracting renewed at- tention to the irrigated lands now ready for use and which are rapidl, being taken up by farmers, eet them from the United States. near b; 35 bushels to the acre was (acre is an mverhge yield. Barley was ‘or 60 bushels to the of schools at Westbank, West Va erience in the ul subjects, 1b and, teach: a as Tt BvSy: on aes hool, u . bee nt. ‘Mortimer has “aod of her i ts in the school to M is <esler, one of the corps of in: Miss Daisy L. ortimer, for the two years th wer of the C, Isusiness coll taking an i | nite leave of i nd will soon for Kansas € and Topeka, Read The Yribune Want Ads ih ‘ where she will visit 28 : T. 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