Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 12

PAGE. TEN Che et Daily Erioune ie WEDNESDAY, NOV. ae 26, 1919 $105,000 SKE. LIVE NEWS OF WYOMING AUTO THIEVES ‘a eaeree ce N OMIGE SUIT FLK SMD TOBE "Wego wan EscIED “OFFICERS SIGN ARE SENTENCED aciniegm- tis EE TE | washs” tragedy, which cost the ives et Ru jof four exservice men will be tater’ | An Arab Tau AL the verti’ LEAVING “HOLE” recorinea ay ores, PARDON PLEA “ss Jackson was sentenced to three; SITERTDAN, Wyo., Nov. 2¢.—Suit tor | Animals Driven from Federal Re-| $155,000 damages has been tiled by the J. W, Denio Milling company against . years in the State penitentiary | aan: «| Judge Whe Sentenced Anke Rawlins, Wyo. tor quired | “Let’s give em our smoke!” serve by Deep Snow, Many in ° partne while his recently ; ' © in-/« Slayer and Others Petition Tealph Fite inee phen lVoumaneantaneaoclt Ie, —Ches. Field Waller D. Hines, director genergl of Star Valley dustrial institute nea is pince have FOU RCeREleace a Giisee than tees amin tne ao | Fae eons RE ae bee pemeu mand she ih reformatory at Worland. Young MawRes | real smoke, this. Ches- & Railroad company. on the} JACKSON, Wyo. Nov. 26.—xvnen |! is Only 17 years-old but admits: the} 9 je round that sparks from a locomotive | tie federal biolos ehteen |Preak occurred during the sano. be Sali 12 a pars soldghu ceshislita geejall he way operated the defendants were re-/ months ago had a fothting| seommeyenemacnuyaned emda Both men had pleaded: guilty, before | rs ich.” rich’ sponsible for the firea few months ago'| erasing land ‘in. th Hole net /f0F an outer door and this hi iioh Kimball to berore on high,” right to your which destroyed the Milling comps iene win teever untocl one of their n mill and ele ors here, The pet of the pkuntiff places the valve of th n signa k from Yellowston spat fide the) 4 ind «ll. got through, jbordering forest smoke-spot. You get” your Metz ‘of Sheridan appeased before “the | the county jail here in "Ostot 7 it fai to A belicved® ito: have i | eae hoard of pardons as counsel for | had- been placed in jail for their part, ~ money’s worth from their plant destroyed at $100,078.79 and that | tyke into conside old Jupiter nlatmedcane ne James Rt. Morgan of Moorcroft, who is /in many thefts of motor cars here This fl 1 x d d d t the flour, wheat, ete. lost at $84-{Pluvius, ‘Conseqt at this ime. | spi ek serving a life sentence in the state pris: , Rpcauise 6 PS avor alone; and added to £4.92 4 > alk ‘ er condi-} > ts i - te , A 9 and the ne Intends ome RE eR TE rs ARERR se eee cea LEER CORAL IT ar tare OP MV lillnmn WiR Catlin tty Rte Ray Aud anrcsantelea ype ust The petilion’ alleges that the jtions into the J ‘kson Hole in unpre TANDANOIE ‘tion for Morgan's pardon signed by the | to support h dant. Walker D. Hines, was negllgent leedented numbers, from two. to three | Win bandi 110 A ; H a egee | judge who presided at Morgan's tril, in not having locomotives operated Of | fect of snow covers the feed on the! the sheriff who arfosted him, the county ary the Burli n “equip ed with the best | reserved sections. « the elk » ©} ch »TOS: sd hil AL vil | See ae ora ti fpertea to neck ines lwewhere,| LIQUOR FIRM attorney, whe ‘prosecuted him and vi! STORM STOPS PAVING BUT uyices oranpllanccs) polical,to tudllweveraa busihess mann (SLM oorctOrey sod, complet in common use to prevent the escape tl ppousands ; While the bonrd made no announce-| NE’ ARE PLANNED} -tenortea on’ = TS NUMBERED sinihig wr as ‘W GARAGES / I ot sparks or coals or brands ot fire} trough the Hole and (tent its members visibly were moved by or hot einders therefrom." the edge, of Star vi jfar to. the ‘the weight of 4 na are in y TO SAVE FISH (i: “Eat ie IN IRRIGATION s mother and her children, thar— state peniten. | brought to bear! TITERMOPOLIS, Ww Nov. 2 e und @ recommen-| Paving of Proadway has come ‘to pardoned, of at least} sudden halt as‘ the rbsult ‘of a heavy term he commuted to a * ull of snow, but. completion .of ; the rs, is anticipated. contract is expected early next month. Morgan was cohvicted October 8, 1917.) A new $60,000 garase, 60 Is 1; of murder In ‘the first degree, follow: | will } by Mrs. a former | ple tor | liquor concern in Wyoming, Tdelman) ing trial tor staying Calvin Mrancis at! note Dr mereh on helena eaae | nowed , of Cheyenne, has passed out of | Moorcroft,. March, 20, 1917. The jury! of the river. The second floor ‘of. th result of the prohibition | decided that hment should be im-} building will he an apartment and room. | jon of its dissoluti \{ prixonment for. lite. Morgan's conten:{ ing house: ., tion wus ihabinegete he ed in self-detens X. Whiting has started Ale construe: } furage to cost ty cney y Nov. 26.—The}* summer. on| Oldest and erstwhile largest wholesale | it would be « . is 8O, compl will not-become, un » theory thi sander tht i before. spring ‘ —_-- baat eeleanee enn ee FERRY SERVICE int pyscara Ccisiavex cancer Suniel Ape rte Mt fish from entering the intakes TO TAKE PL ACE: ae nelioring states and distrited many FIGHT FOR POS! POSSESSION . rrigating ditehes A Special ee ee JACKSON BRIDGE ic swine ison 'evt'cce'st) OF CHILD SET DEC. 22. STOMACH UPSET?. e e e eee ce ceive cw | !banksgiving Dinner divided into shares of the par value te F , | WorLanp-wyo., Nov. Ns re + ee ; @ Oo ea The directors for the sACH EDS yo.,” Nov. Get at the Real Cause— Take fiest sear are Otto F. Henst, G. Le Toe. and telbutary counters, while " SAXONS DODGE ‘corpus proceedings inetitutea in the dl Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets 5 of trict court here Hi. Lewis, father 3 del, Andy. Stell, Albert Te Ison ind | solated from. the, out OCUMAFERTGCRST 5 aush: ees ¢ will be served at the Andy $ . lFhoramestiiin 4 Margaret, Rel foster daugh: > 1. Glenn Kinsley, all of Sheridan, and} more’ “tan twas INCREASE IN (ter of J. RI Slulme, in an effort to! ob-, | That's what. thousands Ge ni are DOA, AbbOL of nig: Horn | whic wel eure nan tain possession of, the child, willl he sufferers are doing now. Instead of. | on rg > R . 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