Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 10

PAGE TEN TEN WAVE OF CRIME SWEEPING Thla PART OF STATE Holdups, Burglaries and Other Ter-| rorism Common to All Towns between Here and Omaha, Says Railroad Agent Agent J. EF. railroad, Reedy of the who was here Omaha, in conversation the law. decla that seems to } rs of of crime ind similar conditions in every He has towns in this section. which he n here and Omaha—reports thefts, holdups, ter roriz women, etc In opinion of one official inter views today. Casper should prepare to mee appointment committee to nid the offi ‘ aning up the town i that large numbers of men have come to this country ist who do not and will not nme of them have come out 10 de extra work on railroads, and are tranded he: Others come out with the idea that money grows in the streets Wyoming oil towns. crime wave follows, the officer declared. "A vigilance committee of pre nent citizens would be able to un ‘ evidence which cannot be gained hy ordinary detective methods,” he said should think sition.” L believe € ubout the people proy MEXICO THROWS OUT ‘FEELER’ IN JENKINS CASE (ny ted Vrenx.) SHINGTON, N J-Regarded eler’ from the M xican gover Mexico City report tod: in his forthcoming reply can note would ae Wa ment was the that Carranza te the Ame ora ras fe sweeping | town ‘CAFE OWNER DODGES CLUB 'v3.4BF CHILLED OF HOLDUP THUG, ESCAPES | By 1cy WATER WITH ROLL OF $800 CASH] DIES ON BANK LUSK, Wyo. Nov. 25 Al Robbins. proprietor of a local c¢ aped with} $800 in cash from a would-be thug ana| |hold-up who struek at him with a club ROCK —Falling SPRDID .. Nov. nto Bitter Creek at a point me where the stream is vot in depth. 3-year-old 25. N FALLS SHORT IN STATE MINING DISTRICT, ROCK SPRI » Noy. 2%5.. ‘soft drink” pur- | ° Junction, a coal camp CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. r here, ure $7,000 poorer as u re- | nugh Wyoming failed in the rec sult of Pst on charges of | ion Army drive to contribute at N piateon irman, by Judge ch $1,000, mation provi of Cheyenne, state sieu tenant Colonel J. W. Cousins of Det nver, , in command of the Rocky Mountain | province of the sleaHion Army. CONDEMNED BY RAILROAD BROCKTON, NSS, ORDERS. AS DANGEROUS FOR USE © SUGAR FROM ERTON Nove Kem) pivERTON, Wyo. compelled to depend | Riverton merchant ente KE MMER who Ink. Wyo, are “tthe mail on the waterworks system for their w der class toe with the receipt of | ter supply drinking these di order for a sack of sugar to be shipped | infrequent) nature will permit a5 nckton. Mass.. the order ing | when they are driven to slake th that no sugar w nBRAyANABE the aupprehen- | thirst do so with shrinking : of disaster, nm and mental pictures UNION PACIFIC jand secur | THAT LEADS THE NATION PROSECUTING ATTORNEY OF LINCOLN GOUNTY HELD FOR TLLEGALLY KILLING DEER MMERER, Wyo. touel county and pri ing attor- ney of Uinta county, yorning, whose sy orn duty it is to enforce the me and missed his mark, «A young woman|§ Grivan Viadimore was so affected jaws in the county of his residence. has who was in company with Robbins by the chill of th y water that he fi given surety for his appearance here dodged the blow and the couple found|| was unable to crawl from the creek [| Tocomber 10. te plendvto sal chisceree fety in TuEDE: the thug kings to his til he froze to death. His iy killing deer in Lincoln ounty site direction after fail-| und several hours ‘later. #) Watton and his brother, Artht alton tempt to knock Robt ns| child's lungs, but that he nad died [of Wooarurt, Utah, also Dr.’R. KE, Bateh- from cold. and Leo Sacko of jsurvei See iter were arrested b) i Warden L. G. Jon in the south- 1, 000 FINES F n part of Lincoln county, soon after $ OR SHAT ARMY DAIE hey had killed a doe decr and her fawn in vio! i aw When the BOOTLEGGING I signed all except Rouel guilty. Arthur Walton thelder ulton pl 1 continuance of his case un- til Decem 10. It is said that the Uinta county prosecuting attorney when arrested warden identity attempted to induce the him to 7 unde mit chal lo conce s of Joe Dee. | TWO CREWS ON + UNION PACIFIC CHEYEN crews of th drew the spi of Belgium te Laramie recently enne received decoration Medalia d'Or. Order of Leopold IL, conferred on the y King Albert in appreciation of their courtesy. The nh monarch, who is an expert eer, drove ho run to Lar: emen receiving decorations © Howard L. Taylor and James E. Carroll, engineers, and William M. Tepelle and Zane Baker, firemen, have from Brussels the Belgia ‘Falls Into Tub of Scalding Hot Water, Baby Dies ROCK SPRIN Nov | Falling backwards into a tub of boiling jwater carelessly placed on the floor at his home, 2-year-old Marko Kontich sus |tained xealds which ca caused his death Laramie Banker to Take Cheyenne ‘Job 2. Wyo., Nov Harry R. Weston until a few days ago shier National Bank of Laramie, shier of th American Na- nk of Chey 'd here within ¢ interests. CHEYENNE PASTOR'S WIFE CLAIMED VERY SUDDENLY NE, Wyo attributed to nne, which is few days by 10 the John ov. 2 oeloefoeteok SS No-Vary Coffee, “bootlegging” whiskey to 1 «| full amount of the quota assigned to the | “ others. AIL pleaded guilty when ar- | State. it atributed more per epithe ‘KING DECORA TES|3 Neg Per Ib. raigned here and each was. fined |than any other st ‘ding to infor No. 244 Can Tomatoes, CAN neces nesse No. 2 Can Fancy = Corn, per can No. 2 Can Fane. @e Sifted Peas, per can............... + No. 2 Can Cut Green SS dents 74/9 Xs) pee 3 12 oz. Jar More} “e Xa <4 Salad Dressing... Macaroni, Spaghetti and Vermicelli, per pkg... % + cxexe 63 Pop Corn that will iv pop, per Ib... Me «Reg. 45c % * Pkg. Crackers ... Bulk Dill Pickles, a aXe? kins unentitled to diplomatic immunity uh and di ©. ‘This situation is the| a ins Per dozen... and therefore he ean not be freed im Kian of the action of the Oregon BhOEE $3 alge wine Railroad company in condemn A NT if es Mexican cabinet met Friday and] the Kemmerer water supply ea WILL ENLARGE pes : s ussed a reply. Gevernor Cabrera of | for human consumption. ‘The company Dy POUR) Turkey vi wt ati ator He vie acti sone, LARAMIE YA RDS, + Per Ib. jow any Me ae “an refusal ding 2s follows: ot Drink This Water—This wa-| 1 rnrtm, \wool Nol a ee BS per Ib. ‘ , s been condemned by the medical] (+S i*-\ MIE. Wyo. No plea ta Pet reese, REDS’ CONTINUE ‘trite concn estonive enema the ara + ae G culinary or domestie purpos (Appar te] PASS CA A Le) ey Ha ee ime DRIVE ‘AGAINST |oreviousiy uaving icon noitea twenty [18 Wy the erection of the Midwest | CHEYENNE, Wyo, Nov. 25.—Chey- |e CHO COE Piatt refinery niece pidly in sing im: |onne leads any elty and Wyoming any | 58 Per Ib. .... The Kemmerer waterworks system is| Portince of Laramie as a ste ne [state of the country in finding employ- ~~ Oysters, Selects, Supply company. ‘The water is taken | Superintendent. U1, Hammill, a the |Gaptain E. C. W. AayaTS of San Fritiels 3 qt. ..... LONDON, Nov. Continued aad-_{ from the Ham's Fork river. WWOPISHIBBCO Deg Inia tL once re AnO Len Mat wc \ director of the service of infor. | ° Denikine and in a Russian soviet munique received tod by Rvicelees: i are asserted to be approaching Tsaritzyn, on the lower Ve They the cap. ture of GERMAN GANDIDATES ARE 0 prisoners. NOT MODEST ABOUT ASKING): FOR PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE BERLIN,—«(By the Associated Press.) Candidates mination for the presidency are r 5 sArance, tho the next presidential elec in some months not rmany are presumably away, certainly yet The latest to mentioneal by himself, is dolf Damaschke of Ham hurg, who has announced that he will pt a call run for the office if he “men and women of all from the has affixee veal Derr list to his de rhke ion of willingness all those who fav him. The 1 ‘Tageblatt says he is not only ill-advised lup will set a bad example, and that candidates for the-presidency will grow up like mushooms after a fruittul rain Herr Damasehke formerly chool teacher but gave up teaching: to devote himself to social political studic He is the author of many pamphlets political subjects was a REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Charles M, Rice to Stewart Sanford eon land in seetion 31, 30, RR. 84 ned ion oT. 9, HR. Sa mm. $100 ete corporation to J. 1. Herron block 8, in North Burlington widition; Con. $200 sorge B n te ux to Lloyd § ore on lots nd fi, block 118, in tasper; Con, $1 ete Rutler corporation to Petis MeSwine if block white’s addition; M23, block 17, Powder Rives Mortenson te vir to © rey, 40 feet 1, block sper; Con Realty Co., and Title Corp. to yAsl on lot 1, block 93, But Con. $200 See Ben palty Co. to J. O, Ander son, on lot 145 in Kenwood addition; Con, $1 ete. Harry Free et ux to J.T. Dagenias on lots 5 and 6, bloc 6%, Sheridan Heights; Con, $1 ete 1L.. B. Nicholson to ertrude on tot 12, bl Midwest Con $1500. uldition: James Srp to J. 1. Herron portion of lots 14 and 15, block 69, Casper; Con $1 ete. Harry N. Free et ux tod U. Herron, lot 17, block Kast Hurlington addi tion; Con. $100 Annie Piller to Freeland 1 ok} Co., on SE% of section 4 on land in section % and section 10, al! in town ship 90 range 80; Con. $1 et: Camp Greek Sheep Co, to Freeland Liv ock Co., on land in section 10, section 3, section 10, 11 in township 10, range &0; Con. $1 * J. M. Carey & Bro., to J Buds on lots 22 and 23, block 139 $100 Perr x to Mary L. cn lot 4 of lot 6, block 42, Capitol Mill addition; Con. $1 ete be signed by | stinent company to John Salinger, | provement here will be —< s the erection at |, with Stolen Goods | SHEEP BREEDING IN WYO. Wyo., Nov. 25.—Coneha mother" of the Mexican col ony here for whom the police and sher: LARAML ‘Wyo, No ifs offices long have been laying in} Hanslow of Melbourn an effort to connect with the numerous | soldier agent of the Aust criminal offenses committed by Mexi-|ment. is here to study sheep } cans, is in the county jail, charged with | practices at the famous King F having received property stolen by Man: !and other Alb ny county sheep r uel Gonzales and illio Abrego in bur- | His missioin especi ix to familiarize glaries at Pine Blutfs recently. Gon-| himself with the system br t by And A} were convicted in the | King Brothers in ing R mua district court ¥ unnval and Saturday Lincoln and Corricdale sh He <7 lone of 97 men sent to America by the| Austr » FOV pment to Biedy the try _ TEATHOF7-YEA-OLD BOY ppoecuTion THREATENS CHEYENNE, Wyo. Nov. 25.—Arter woitastoe o's SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT jother victims ident were r¢ ering suffic itly from their injuries | to appear as witnesses. a coroner's jury | LUSK, Wyo, Absence from here Saturday returned a verdict that| pusk of County Attorney J. G. Hart: jbxonerated the Union Pacific. r Nd) well was all that kept Fred Rogers from for the death of 7-year-old Veldon Grout. | awoaring out an assault warrant against |who was killed when a train struck an| pond f. Kuns. sehool superintendent automobile driven by his father at Ozone| when the Liter was, allewed to have crossing, 20 miles west, Octo! » The] struck Fe 2 boy twice on the i] jury found that) inasmiich OP} with a hammer declare: ch of trains to Ozone crossing is will Institute prosecution as soon’ as Visible from the highway for a consid-| tie attor Paihia le distance the railr 1 could not be) > held to blame for the s e Woman's Home put, futher of the testifie M i. chureh will {that he did not observe the train ap noon with Mrs. ©. jag nin: | siieaiainiiaasiipgaiaioaicaiitaia Turkeys = Geese POOOOOSOSOOO ESOS OSSD DOS OOOOOOO OOOO For Your Thanksgiving | Dinner AT REASONABLE PRICES PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY! The Sandison Market Co. 143 East Second St. Telephone 428 | POPOCOOP POPE OOOO SOS OO SOS OSSOEESOOEOODOSSOOOOOOOOOS eo : : : : 3 | i me ion branch of the war department, the stock rds of the t office | who was here Sunday on an inspectio “ ’ oD Duilding at ar ‘ding point on) trip. Cheyenne found jobs for 98. ~ 1 ¥ Dd. 3 > 8 per Mother’ of Mexican the Union Pr west of Omaha erent of returned soldices applying here, i : and Wyoming secured employment for Colony Is Caught “AUSTRALIAN IS STUDYING i82 per cent of those applying in. tho xx state ee ote Read The Tribune Want Ads Next anteed all of the highest These are $15 to $30 and were unca the finest fabric made. these sui These will 1 from $15 to $30 uble you a suit. to Come in and first pick, early get Also have 100 extra all of the same quality. Coats Coats and Pants from $65 to $80, on sale_.-.-.---._. Coats and Pants from $55 to $65, on sale-.---------- $45 to . on wale. Coats $ and to $45, Pants fre on sale Pants Pants from $16 to $22, on sale trousers, Coats and Pants and Pants of the best fabric, $14.50 RS % te oe Burlington Addition oat SOs ro so eSo-efo-cfe-a$o-a%e of-0%s efecto a8e-aSe-sSo-ale- cle ele af she 40-000) Door to Manhattan Cafe class workmanship. lled for and returned. 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