Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1921, Page 11

4 MILF yesterday had not u 2 quoted Correctly. ‘What ho really wala, | FIRST PHOTO OF HARDING'S CAB! , Secretary of the Navy Denby, Secretary of Agriculture Wallace principle. thet-Amerfca shall maintain a navy at least equal to that of any. other power, That is a claim to equal- ity which this country never has ac- Feta in the past and. never would ing @ great place in our regard.’and y? confidence. . . , The difference be- FILED IN LARAMIE WYO, tween our formula and America’s is 5 too slight to be made the subject of Te é controversy, still less of friction. or hostility.’* LARAMIE, Wyo., March 18.—The first guarding his premises at 408 Park ‘avenue with a sawe cent legislature autherkine che voars {Shotgun and that eternal vigilance which is the price of “ ment of houses of prostitution as pub-| ate stock’!-he wodld be -wise.to do so) for—lis’n! ROCKFORD, Ml,, March 17.—Arthur Bauscher, a widower and wealthy flor- ence Widholm, hereon an}interurban| peLesen Against Mrs. G. Hardy and car early today and shot and probably 1 Parks. The prosecutor seek holin to whet oe eae Tent Of Wid-laucting houses of prostitution. Should| Teem: 64, cases of bonded whiskey. | tha city Sept. 7, 1917. from Freeport. and locked up for a year as a penalty ,( action “hung fire" uns) this time, for the illegal use of which they have | Item:.1 one-gallon keg of “liquor.” Item: 4 one-half-gallom kegs of sociated Press}—Four apital -. was] motions for the issuance of injunctions! ‘tiem 20 battles of beer. Brown. ships of the Hood type will be laid| Under the new law are based on a con-| - trem. 40 bottles of mixed’ Hquors, | Sheriff ffrabing transported to the, Admiralty, announced in: the| {7 the Police court, these convictions) eg. quotations), were seized at Long-| the’ Longpre place ‘was ‘redched House of Commons today. FORMER SHERIFF USES Junctions. oN NS LARAMIE, Wyo.,,March»18.—-li PaaS Longpre- is wel Uc nuisances have been instituted! | Sheriff Trabi d d dy B ist Qf Freeport, Ul,, followed Miss eri rabing, under an order by Judge M. C. Brown, Helen Wilson, divorced wife of Clar-| ere by Prosecuting Attorney George| has returned to Longpre divers and sundry items of personal Property held to have been unlawfully ; sentences tnflicted for participation in injunctions forbidding the women con, |S0ized. by peace officers, viz.: tho\mirder of Frank Jennings near the injunctions be granted, and the| Item: 1 ten-gallon jug of gin. Longpre brought action to compél remarried. Bat Se Beciinae Wale nal berseir ee court so decreo, the places conducted| Item: 4 three-gallon| kegs of | restoration of his property, asserting to marry him througvout the nip hee |P¥. the two women may be. setzed| -j-quor.” i that dt had been illegally ‘selzed.- The toration to the owner) finally being LONDON, March 17—(By the As-| Dn Dut. The prosecuting attorney's | «tiger, made-under afi. order by Justice Unger the provisions of the new “pub-| pre's home in A 1919, by a|truck had become the head of a pro- lig nufsance” law being prima tacie | kqyad of five Stone wotkeg alae al-| cession. A-crowd, many of them, to ground for the granting of the in-/ieged authority of the state prohibi-|quote an onlooker, “with tougues tion act, this squad including John | hanging out so far they cleaned their and Pete Cordiflo and Walter Newell, | shoes,” witnessed the transfer of the INET IN FORMAL MEETING—President Harding and Vice-President Coolidge surrounded by the entire cabinet [ized by the recent legislature. At a be am comitiittee of the | pout seat formal meeting in the cabinet room of the White House. Rear table, left to right, Secretary of Treasury Mellon, Attorney-General |meeting held at Jackeon last. Monday and Secretary of Labor Davis. Front of table, left to right, Secre timent in favor of taking immed-|§ Onited States senate Inying down the | State Hughes, Secretary of War ve Postmaster-General Hays, Secretary of the Interior Fall, Secretary of Commerce Hoovers raked postin save in connection with the Quo! pees English speaking nation which sprang, from ‘Car Jobs and @¥ee od the property completed the transac. (helped me and I became disheratened tion. | Another musician advised me to try ag t ship. not think, I played out of tune and tes- @ very light ‘vote, the issuance of $500,000 of sewer bonds was author- . coireantes! Wyo., March isthe ied at ‘a special election held here Wed-| highwaymen who- recently held. up Al|Besday- Jennings in New ‘York had little in| cupeerih Pan SARE Tribune. the matter of nerve on two thugs who .attempted carly. . Wednesday mornigg to hold bg here former Sher- i lici zeigen scr) MOTHER'S FRIEND | sol pre Tom Horn, “Hands up” commanded the high- it Mothers. i ion. waymen. 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PETKER, Masser 120 East Second Street AMM TMT UMM TAT MAUL S455. hae WAR 5 EEL fi * if * the viction of Mra, Hardy in tho justice i Re oouet oes ing down within a year, Sir James Crai The following wet goods, of the|Property from the court “house parteiietbaty: ant Goatea see court and a conviction of Pearl Parks| estimated value of $25,000 local boot.| Longpre’s. home on a truck. Before | SEWER BONDS VOTED all of whom now are sojourning in the| liquor from the truck to the Longpre PFE, HOLDUP FLEES ; state pepleentiery at Rawlins under house and immediately _ thereafter as well known for fine = Longpre was amazed to discover how extensive was bis circle of friends and “Gas pressure in my stomach som¢ 110 CENTS 10 CENTS 10 CENTS 10 CENTS 10 CENTS 10 Ee 10 CENTS 10 CENTS Caspet Daily Cribune STEPS TAKEN 10) ORGANIZE 23RD COUNTY IN WYC. Meet. Held in Jackson Names Committee to Secure Petition Asking Governor to Ap- point Commissioners CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 18. — Preparations to add a twenty-third county to Wyorning’s present twen: ty- one are under way in the Jack- son Hole region, the creation in which eee cw tnente tae wong _— ee of a county government was author- MUSICIAN OUT OF TUNE ardant was the wide cirgle’s times distressed me_s#o that I could Signing by Longpre of a receipt for |tWice lost my position. No medicine | Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, and I am CO) |now enjoying the best of health.” It SMUNISTS eee lis a simple, harmless preparation that (By Associated Press) removes the catarrhal mucus from PARIS, March 17.—The ten com-|the intestinal tract and allays the in-| | tmunist Senders who were palced on|fiammation which causes practically Lifial Fr on the’ charge of plot- sie to-overthrow the governinent in|Ments, including appendicitis. One all stomach, liver and intestinal ail- lose will convince y refund- — for Saturday Winesap Apples Per box, $3.50 Just In, Fresh Strawberries.* ‘Easter Flowers of All Kinds. Order Early. The Pomona Market Successors to BARLITT MARKET PAGE ELEVEN fate divitakece of the gslative en- abling act was ,virtually unanimous | and a committes was appointed to obtain ‘the required 300 signatures to & petition to Governor Carey to ap- point provisional) commissioners for | Teton county. The commissioners | will call a special election at which | the proposal to organize the new coun- ty will be submitted, Wyoming’s ‘twenty-third © county | will be Sublette, composed of portions of Fremont and Lincoln counties, Pro- | visional commissioners for Sublette| county were appointed recently. Be Ne Hie you anything to sell. Try s| Tribune For Sale Ad. the most complete in the state. = LD. JOHNSON CLING TO ADD NEW EUPENT Dr. L. D. Johnson, head of the Tobn- son clinic which has $28t) estabi its new headquarters in the Mid building leaves todpy for |and other eastern points where he will purchase surgical and medical fixture equipments which will be installed shortly in the new home. Plans are underway to make the clinic one of The W. H. Brown Market & Grocery. PHONE 490 ‘Specials for Saturday and Monday White House Coffee, per Ib Barrington Hall Coffee, per Ib._ Solitaire Coffee _____ Pure Gold Coffee, per Ib...-.-_--_____ 10 Ibs. Best Sugar for____ 5-Ib. pail Delicious Jam for 1;-Ib. can Boka Black Tea for 6-lb. sack Rolled Oats Best Parlor Brooms Best Creamery Butter, lb. . Rex Nut Butter, per Ib... New Laid Eggs, per doz. . 4-lb. box Krispy Crackerss_..____-____ 97¢ 45c box Séda Crackers_ -39¢ a. 2 bottles Ketchup _ -25¢ 3 cans Sardines in Oi -25¢: 4 4 bars Bob White Laundry Soap_______ 25e | 3 bars P. & G. 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