Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1920, Page 8

_ une | Meiker was selected to manage the team jat this meeting. A. J. Evenson, traveling auditor of tie Burlington and the man who was father of a similar league In Michigan and who framed many. paseball schedules, as well as Me Metker and GREYBULL, “Wyo. April 12.—The Mr. Leary, were Lapa ei Farge tee Burlington rajiroad is made’ defendant) {he Jerrue mecting vo ere tuipped and ina damage suit for $72,000 instituted] The team is already well equipped tan. in the district court of Big Horn county} Practice will start as soon as : for the death of her husband, Ross } nis court in front of the station can be Sullivan, a freight conductor in the em. Placed sin shape for playing. 1 A -reghlar diamond is to be placed in ploy of the railroad, who succumet to Mop agen " Cr In the ays of the ¢ Pharoahe some of. the most sacred bic neha aoe offices were held by women. $71, m0 INGE sill BROT AGAINST AAILROAG | ROP CONDITION FILS TO SHOW GAIN IN STATE “| AFTER GRIP WINTER COLDS — LIQUOR STOLEN BY BOYS GIVEN | BACK TO OWNER 2, W: 7. Apr. 12.—M. H. ger of the Princess theater here, who obtained much notoriety last | winter when he, appeared as prosecut- ing witness against two youths who were convicted of stealing liquor from} MARINE ATHLETE TRIES LONG HUN Be Start on n 75-Day Marathon Across the Continent Next xt Month You thin, weak—with vital és ol liver is ulug- ronan a al ES weak Out of ‘town parties may pur-! chase the WILLARD THREAL- ED RUBBER insulated storage: ‘Winter Wheat Below Average on April 1 as Result of Unfavor- able Weather for Plant- ing and Seeding him, is gntitled to receive back the sixty-six pints and five quafts of whis- key involved in the case, Judge W. C.! Mentzer of the district court has ruled, and an order that the state commis- sioner of prohibition turn the liquor over to Todd has been issued. The liquor was not confiscated, but was | CHEYENNE, aisle) Apr. 12.—Can a | man run from Seattle to New York? If so, can he do it in seventy-five days or less? These questions are to be answered by Ray A. Wilson, a Mara- thoning former Marine, who is’ to un- dertake to run across the continent i vi i ho will pass through Cheyenne The condition of winter wheat in| turned over to the court as evidence, bt & nae stores = ue pchecits Wyoming, like that reported thruout} and by the court was turned over to| ite in May on ean de June aes the wheat bet, is below last year's} the state prohibition department for| " : figures and also the average for a ten- period, according to information le public by the bureau of crop sta- tistics thru the weather bureau. The summary for this state follows: Winter Wheat. For State—Average condition of win- ter wheat 92 per cent as éompared with 97 per cent last year same date, and 94 er cent for the ten-year a This crop is not up to its usual condition for this time of year, the soil being liMicult to prepare nting, then early win Ce. “5 ~ aes ‘much gas. called last week by Jack Leary. C. B. ing oan prosers UNION STA TION | The FIRST dose of Adier-ika helped Suttne Conn me.” (Signed) Henry Welp, Lake View, es of fall erops considerable. pail most im rtance: arge percentage Of ;this wtld PS is 8 Wyo., Apr. 13.—The One dose <Adler-i-ka relieves sour was blown out by the strong winds] Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce has tomac! gas and constipation IN- y *. . thru the month of March, according to] petitioned the Colorado and Southern, |cenwntay. pmpties BOTH. upper and Pure, emulsified cdd-liver oil 6c ed eee ore Atul at aperanes at repific ona ee Punaten lower bowels, flushing ENTIRE alimen-| jg not medicine as many are sia ae noes average {and Quincy railroads to return to the| tary canal. Removes ALL foul matter 3 aa condition of winter wheat 75.6 per cent] union depot system used here during| which poisons system, Often CURES| Prone to think of medicine. ALSO 2-REEL MACK SENNETT COMEDY compared with 99.8 per cent last year| the time tho railroad were under gov-| constipation. Prevents appendicitis, -REEL. : same date, ton-year avi duction of 43 nd 84.1 per cent for the re. Forecasting a pro- 33,617,000 bushels this year. Rye. For State—Average condition of rye 96 per cent of normal, compared with resumed use of the Burli terminal, y ; - 95 per cent last year, and 95 per cent eee age etoe aye is a form of growth-nourishment FOR SALE i importan ceratueates npcias eqigon panynecler ees that is of utmost impo: ice to ‘or hington’s vEW q at i condition of ryc com;| Wheeler: & Worthington’s’ office, all Lots 3 and 4 in block 189, §/™22Y childr id That most THOS. INCE PRODUCTION per cent last year same |stationers and news stands. — 4:10-5t dditi children relish and thrive on 89 per cent for the ten-year oe west front, Carey addition. B) scott's is a “‘traism’’ § DOUGLAS MACLEAN AND DORRIS MAY average, Forecasting a production of See r ib: 75,841,000 bushels for. thie year, C. M. Henderson, resident piano Connor at Tribane. accepted the world over. IN. Breeding Sows. tuner. My references, home people. Give Scott’s to the children : For “Btate-<Averaee ” Gan f Phone 7. O: Box 908 4-5-tf Mat gegen Men one | ee | ot ee ee eee ‘23 1-2 HOURS’ LEAVE’ cent compgred with 103 per cent. last aid Bharat i aay ieep ela are LR He showed poor judgment in pulling his gun and ‘ost -Also——_—— r 1918, showing considerable de- crease in numbers from previous years, such decrease is caused principally from the scarcity, and extremely high prices of feed. resulting in much larger numbers were keted and slaughtered than usual; also another cause, the high prices paid for pork. * For United States—April 1, average percentage of breeding sows 90.1 per cent of normal, as compared with 100.3 per cent last year same date, and 109 per cent for the year 1918. Farm Labor. For the State—The farm labor supply | 98 per cent, as compared with 90 per cent last year same date. Farm labor| demands are 100 per cent compared| per cent last year. A large of the farmers expect to on farm work themselves rather than pay the big wages, and accommo. dations demanded by farm help, which means that a considerable reduction’ th crop acreages and production is expect- ed the coming year. Let us show you the difference he- tween the Thread Rubber insulated gun th: Il. It’s good Fool-Ci Ov 00 Hall So C Willard Storage Battery and the ori Seer prt a patie Hg Second 8 ‘Tait’ nary wooden insulated kind. vane Don't'miss this show. It's a bear a = a Y E E a = judgment will easily pick the WIL- | LARD as superior and we back up your NEES} = judgment. Call around and see ns, Auta eno! PATHE WEEKLY 111 East Phone 9683, et Piste Denver, Colnrade. safe-keeping. There is a2 rumor that removal of the liquor from the state prohibition _ commisisoner’s office to whatever place Todd uses as its future depository may be followed by action under the federal law forbidding the transportation of alcoholic beverages. em CHEYENNE ASKS RAILROADS FOR ernment control, During that period all three roads used the Union Pacific terminal. Immediately after the return of the roads to private operation the Colorado and Southern and Burlington Wyoming to race him three miles im- mediately after he jogs into Cheyenne jon his long run. Inasmuch as_ his schedule provides for his arrival here late in the day, if such a match is ar- | ranged, Wilson will have been running for many hours before he enters upon a test of speed and endurance with a perfectly fresh opponent. pee ee eal ADLER-I-KA DID IT! “T had pain in the pit of my stomach, ape appetite, sour Stomach and very Doctors could not help me. We have sold Adler-i-ka many years. It -is a mixture of buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and nine othar simple, drugs.— Casper Pharmacy.—Ady. forces ter Hberd soe hoa Te SEE CE! ASE ESSE EE SEE EY on the draw, was the verdict of the sheriff’s court. LYRIC THEATER Continuons 1:00 p. m. to 11 p. m. TODAY See the big story of the lumber camps of the Northwest LEWIS STONE “A MAN'S DESIRE” A real picture with a red-blooded ‘theme. plays. A fight:to a finish out Neiber. pany. jeague IE Classy gun on a snow-covered cliff. ‘The big cabin blown up with a thrilling escape. SOME Yes, and come "MORE early, it pays TOMORROW-EUGENE O'BRIEN THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Room 23—Townsend Building See Ree, RO RMINE C.E. Sap ee ALSO FIRE INSURANCE LIBERTY ROOT # Some Drink! UNION POOL HALL injuries from burns, gas and smoke|Shape soon afterwards, suffered in fighting flames which breke in a string of 40 boxcars near BURLINGTON 10 ENTER LEAGUE C. E. Melker Chose Chosen to Manage Club at Initial Conference Last Week The Burlington railroed is planning to haye a baseball team in the Twilight league as well as the Northwestern com- Plans for entering a nine in the a@ meeting Were discussed at SCOTT'S MULSION OF THE U. 8S. LIFE ACCIDENT HEALTH Phone 196-3 HOOD -AGENT other facilities are being arranged in battery, the station building for the Burlington baseball players. es writing to the 111 East First St. Victory Circle will hold a chicken pie dinner Tuesday night from 5:30 to 7:30 at M. E. church parlors. Come. 10-2t a quality product, their car by phoning 9683 or AUTO ELECTRICAL COMPANL:, (Giving make and model of* car) for Phone 968-3 ODAY BESSI So He Is A carefully tailored garment may help, success. Spring Bae from $40.00 up. A. L. MATHERS TAILOR NOTICE! 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