Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1920, Page 12

YELLOWSTONE TO GOVE MAPS | AGAIN IN 1920 Notice Sent Out by Association | Warns against Unofficial Schemes Covering Route of Highway The official Yellowstone highway map 1 ditectory, issued by the Yellow- y association and accurate this year, ding to an announce 1s Holms, exée' in response to reports t ted with the similar road business advertis at in- socia- that they charged t he would tement. “It is ion without an nd many inac ars the Yellow: jation has issued id to keep it up to] a and informa- nered at first weather conditions Holms will be out on the ure data for this yes hand. As_ soon permit Mr‘ -|in New ¥ | saulting <i upon clubs for t moral support given the enterp announcement is made that publica- tions of the association will be av in any quantities without cha distribution to tourists and others in- Tractor Left on Street Stripped of Small Parts pecial to The Tribune.) Wyo., April 23.—Leav- stor unguarded in the northern environs of Cheyenne will cost the Wyoming state highway depart- ment between $600 and $1,000. A crowd of small boys, none of whom have been identified, tacked the big machine, stole everything about it appealing to their fancy and removable with a mon- key wren smashed other portions of | the mechanism wantonly and finally crammed the transmission case with sand and gr: Among the parts stolen were sixty grease cups. The machine must be disassembled and re- paired at the spot of the vandalism be- cause there is no tractor in Cheyenne sufficiently powerful to drag it to a shop HEADER BELIEVED TO HAVE DIED IN STORM NNE, Wyo., April 23.—Will- iam Haun, a sheepherder, employed near Egbert, 32 miles east of Cheyenne, has been missing since last Saturday and is believed to have perished in the blizzard which prevailed Saturday and Sunday. Searchers found his sheep herd huddled in a coulee. His dog was with the sheep. Sharpers Who Beat Punch Boards Give Up $300 in Prizes) (Special to The Tribune.) KEMMERER, Wyo., April 23.—T. H. Coleman and B. R. Chapman of Poca- tel&, Idaho, who devised and operated a system for “beating’’ the punch boards which are tolerated here, secur- ing more than $300 worth of prizes be- fore their scheme was discovered, have made restitution to the proprietors of the gambling devices and have been re- ‘leased from custody. pong ces CHEYENNE-STERLING LINE IS AGAIN OPEN Wyo., April 23.—The ade - , Was. y plows line of! April man of the com-| mittee on labor of the last Wyoming legislature and secretary of the Chey- enne Trades & Labor assembly, has re- signed both offices and will move to California. _ WE DON’T LIKE TO PREACH —But about some things we've got to say our say. —And we are going to keep on saying it until Gabriel pipes us down. YOU NEED MORE NEW YCRK LIFE INSURANCE R. T. KEMP, Agt. 111 E. 2nd Phone 370 will again be available! ‘3 j ley; LIVE NEWS OF WYOMING CASPER MEN ARE AMONG PROBATE DELEGATES CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 23.—Wyo- |ming’s six de tes to the Republican national convention at Chicago probab will be selected from among the fol- lowing persons, according to Cheyenne | Politicians: LL. J. Duhig, Thermopolis; B. B, Brooks, Casper; T. Blake Kenned Cheyenne W. Axte! ‘Thermopolis; eorge E. Brimmer, Rawlins; J. Schwoob, Cody; H. B. West, Basin; R. Weeks, Lander; . F. Robe }Worland; C. A. » Basin; F Curtis, Caspe: . Mel BB. McClellan, Worland; Brandon, Sheridan; H. B. Isley, jdance; G. Hagens, Casper. FORMER MOVIE | ACTRESS TO BE | PUT ON TRIAL CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 23.—Ray- mona Bergman, former moving picture actress, who states that her present occupatior that of real estate agent pleaded not guilty of as- r aged father, Sam Berg- man, a wealthy retired merchant, when arraigned in the district court Wednes- day afternoon. Her trial will be held later in the week. It is charged that she threw pepper in her father’s eyes and beat him when he refused to pro- vide money which she requested. PLAN TO STOCK MILITARY. ja RESERVE 1S POSTPONED CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 23.—The | project to stock the Fort Russell rAa- | neuver ‘reserve between Chyenne and Laramie with elk from: the Jackson Hole region will not be carried out until later, because of the virtual impossi- bility of getting the elk from the Haley to. the railroad in Idaho at this time. State G. p Warden W. T. Judkin. to Jackson to arrange for the corralling of two carloads of elk, returned empty-handed, having aecia:| ed to defer action until conditions are more propitious. CHEYENNE POLICE FAVOR Sun- CHEYENNE, Wyo... April 23.—Stat- nied, the Cheyenne fire department's entire personnel have petitioned the city commissioners to. substitute the two- platoon system for the “48 on, 24 off" system now in effect. The two-platoon measure of economy. The com- lissioners have the petition under ad- visement. Se Ladies of the Altar ana Rosary Society will hold a bake sale Saturday afternoon, April 24, at Casper Storage Grocery. 4-22-26 Ee “TO. OP. CONVENTION OLD TWO-PLATOON SYSTEM, ing that they have no intention of| Striking should their request be de-| system was discontinued some time ago; FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1920 WIDOW KEEPING JOHN CORDILLO GOES ON OF eT rere). TN eet MORNING RICH ESTATE ae ees CHEYENNE; Wyo., KEMMERER, Wyo., April trial of John Cordillo, The insane widow of the la’ the murder of Frank WO BALIN, SredtinnyCbtocich Laramie, will begin here next Tues- baiikes(oeahe tes inky resin ial morning, when a venire of 75 jury ‘led suit in the Lincoin county |, ™en will report. The case was brot district court for an accounting by | t this county from Albany county on the Smith estate for the natural teria, of venue. increase of a small herd of horses TSEC which Mrs. Smith owned in her own right atthe time ane wan commit: GIRL WIFE GETS ted to an asylum for the insnne at St. Joseph, Mo., in 1895. Mrs. Smith, who is an inmate of the Wyoming hospital for the insane at nston, thru her guardian recently failed in an effort to have set aside her husband's will i order that she might claim, as Smith's widow, 50 per cent of hi te, worth prob- abl 000. OCALDS FROM BOILING COFFEE FATAL TO GIRL ) April 23 of Sublet, Wyo., is € Sustained a month when the boiling contents of a coffee pot was spilled over her neck and should Death occurred in the hos- pital here where her father is rec ‘over- ing from a fracture of the leg. —————__ April 23.—Tho) charged with} Jennings near 23.— | | | | | | cur jlotte V ence Wedn jed a divorce from Ad: ton the ground of cruelt d it was jordered that Torrence fr er $50 a |month alimony. Mrs. Torrence is one lof the youngest divorcees in the his- |tory of the Laramie county court, hav- jing just passed her 17th birthday. [JOYFUL EATING Unless your food is digested with- ut the aftermath of patted cenit, the jy ie taken out of both entng “KEMOIDS are wonderful in their help to the stomach troubled with over-acidity. Pleasant to take—relief prompt and definite. MADE BY SCOTT y BO’ rt WNE us grant. . 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