Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1921, Page 4

FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 New York, put into Sandy Hook Jato this afternoon with a broken shqtt. Re are expected to be made there tonight. Tie racer one hour! gnd aree minutes to complete the 18 miles ef’ her journey in qrder ‘to equal tho time of express train. ' SPEED BOAT IN DANGER OF LOSING Snake shooting is a dows a NEW YORK, April 29.—The speed | Palestin +% ; - boat, Gar Il, Jr., racing gainst, pas- PS rr el Ge ed —Read The Tribune Classified Ads—|senger train time between Florida and |—Read The ‘Tribune. led Aa PAGEFOUR Che Casper Daily Tribuny or jwhich they were wanted was ip durin, 8. D. The Dakota authorities have now jestablished that the trio taken were members of a gang which have oper- ated in, all sections’ of the country stealing cars which were taken across ithe Canadian border, overhauled and then placed in the service of bringing contraband liquor into the United States. ye [a ama |_ ARREST OF THREE IN DAKOTA The Packard car which was stolen from Roy Sample’s [one here lash weet was recovered in feree, Ns. ensouet | ‘i ; 7 : e agency of the story which »ppeared in The une tell- To Victims of Accident Ten Miles ing af the theft of fhe aus ageoraihe to staternents made at East of Colorado Springs In Serious Condition, Report | the sheriff's office this morning. How the Tribune entered the chase and_ eventually brought about the apprehension of|head, Minn. ‘de is in custody of three men, said to have a long récord| Sheriff Dan W/. McDonali. for stealing cars, was told over long distance telephone by Dr. J. P, Nuber- ean Dre Aatorion trem aur, state veterinarian of South Da-| 1S Ota! wurroundinge wae cospuneithe kota, whose home is at 421 Prospect] tor ‘the becakine um and capturing ae avenue, Pierre, ‘8..D. a gang of automobile thieves reads ADO SPRINGS, Colo., April e persons were injured, two of ly, in a head-on automo- ten miles east of here TODAY AND SATURDAY today. While en route from Pierre to Stur- ‘The injured: gis, S. D., on official business, Dr. | Ke fetton. ~ Rev. T. M. Davis, pastor of Metho- Nuberaur picked up a copy of The|) Te authorities here have estab- \isted now that the three men appre. Tribune which he found on the train bended stole a Ford car in Denver and and read of the theft of Mr.. Sam | dist church at Calhan, head badly cut, right arm broken, body bruises, Miss Gertrude Hall, superintendent ple's Packard. ‘fhis refreshed his) drove to Julesburg, Colo, where they of the primary department, of the memory that hg had séen three mos; {abandoned the Fora and stole a Buick.. Calhan public schools, broken shoul and a Packard Car crossing the Mis-| They brought this machine to Casper der internal injurie: bruises. souri river ferry at Pierre. He /re-|@nd abandoned it on the Salt Creek Mes M mes. ‘teacher in called then that the men were }roke|T0@d. They then returned to Cas- Cathan school Mrs. Carrie F: eut, body bruises. of Cathan, cut per, stole Mr. Sample’s car and went and had put up a revolver t pay ¥| north over the Salt Creek road. for their transportation on the ferry. EILEEN PERCY and bruised As soon as he alighted in Sturgis,| |The first stop they made was at ‘ Samuel Hall of Colorado Springs. he called the sheriff's office. here and| Buffalo. The sheriff at Buffalo had THE BRILLIANT YOUNG COMEDIENNE The two machines, one driven. by told. them of his discovery. Frank|been warned to be on the lookeut for is and the other by Hall, Devlin, undersheriff, immediately |these men and in some maniér over- : arp curve started drawing the lines tighter|looked their appearance in Buffalo IN. ate rate of about the missing car until Daketa|and never discovered that they had officials arrested thrve men and took) been there gintil last evening. In the the car at Fargo Jast night. jmeantime, ‘The ‘Tribune carrying the Glen Douglas ad Fred Taylor are| Story into many adjoining states, was the names given by the men when|called to the attention of many of- they were arrested in possession: of | ficials and finally established the con- Mr. Sample’s car at Fargo, N. 1.|tact by which the sheriff's office here They have been turned over-to Sher-|by heady work laid the foundation for iff V. C. ?diller. of. Huron, who ac-|the apprehension of the men wanted. tively conducted the chase in South! After the three,men were arrested Dakota Zor the local officials. Fred|it was also’found out that they were King, the other member of the car| wanted in numerous other places for thief ¢rio, is under arrest at Moore-!car thefts, and that one of the crimes. AVILION “WHERE EVERYBODY GOES” The Rainbow Girls —— PRESENT -—— “FUN IN A FOTO GALLERY” —- ALSO see the other because of high sii board. The injured per: moved to Colorado Sr Ratio of Women Grows in Colo. “Babe” Ruth, king of Swat (left), and “Homerun” Baker. Ruth made an auspicious debut for the 1921 season, smashing out five sizzling hits in as many times at the bat. The photograph was made at the polo grounds at the opening game of the season. THE TOMBOY™ | The Story of a Village Cut-Up Whe *xives The Bootleggers a Merry Time DENVER, April Figures an- naunced by the census bureau in Washington today and telegraphed to the Denver Post show that the ratio of women to men is invureasing in Colorado. Figures for 1920 show there were 110.3 men for every 100 women in the state. The ratio in 1910 was 116.9 men for every 100 women, Total population of the state, Janu- ary, 1920, according to the telegram was 939,629. Males made up 492,731 of this number. The white population in 1920 was 924,103, compared with 783,415 in 1910. ‘There were 11,318 negroes in the state in 1920, compared with 11,453 in 1910. The Japanese population increased 164 in the y U.S. STEAMER iS BOYCOTTED MONTEVIDEO, April 2: United States shipping board man. “He was fdentified by a steam- ship pass in his pocket. The pass was issued by the United Fruit company steamship line » fon New Orleans, La., to Bocas del Ora, Panama. The pass indicated he was vnatried ad had three children, now t Grand Junction, Colo, You'll Laugh to See Minnie Knock a “Babe” Ruth and Win the Game for the Village Team A Show With a Kick of a Mule A good husband and a good wife can always get along, but another rnan’s wife and another wife’s husband, but that’s different. There’s. More Fun Than a Box of Mon- keys. And There’s a Circus in the Picture. “THIEVES.FALL OUT” RRO RE PDLOHL SELVES Blom ian atten ADOLPH ZUKOR The Fourteenth Episode of the Thrilling Sevial day, has been boycotted by the ship re: presents AS Special F in Six Reel. pair workers union on the request of > uper-Special Feature in Six Reels—. * ' oo the Argentine union which is boycot- GHTI ATE”: ting the Martha Washington, the stun |p| FAEOPBES ~ FI ING FATE” | son line, which operates the two ves- sels, anounced today. “The Great Question” DIRECTION D. W:. GRIFFITH. * Starring Bill Duncan MUTT AND JEFF in “ALL STUCK UP” j Ice Fitzmaur'’* “PAYING the PIPER’ * With DOROTHY DICKSON,' ALMA TELL, GEORGE FAWCETT eng ROD la ROQUE TRIBU BRING Ri CLASSIFIED ADS SULTS. ae SE a Suicide Takes Gas Tube to Bed DENV April 29,—Aibert | A. Royce,'45 years of age, formerly of Colorado Springs, waa found dead in| bed in his room at a hotel here today. | Shows begin at — 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 Every Das; ADMISSION 30c COMING ’ “A VOICE IN THE DARK” NOTE,—Starting Sunday, the Management has en- gayed an Orchestra and has just closed a contract with the Film Exchange whereby, the PAVILION will run nothing but FIRST-RUN Pictures. ADMISSION PRICES WILL BE 10c AND 40c PRICES NOW — 10c and 30c. , Colo, A gas tube attached to a jet, was pulled underneath the co | A chambermaid discovered the dead | “a JEWEL OF CHICAGO” - Is Title Appiled to Wrigley Buliding ier new office ballelag in Chicago fs at the new Boulevard Link fan avenue and the river and the vista looking north on Michigan avenue, so Mr. Wrigley chose a beautiful design which makes the building a decorative feature of the onizes with neces front and the Chicago Beautiful plan. “THE WITCHING HOUR’ WITH ELLIOT DEXTER, RUTH RENICK AND ROBERT CAIN A WILLIAM D. TAILOR PRODUCTION . AT THE STROKE OF TWO Another big sensation by the author of “Idols of Clay,’’ “On With the Dance.” Don’t miss it, it’s the best show in town. Adolph Zukor presents A George Fitzmaurice PRODUCTION ‘PAYING the Piper’ With DOROTHY DICKSON.ALMA TELL, GEORGE FAWCETT and ROD La ROQUE ‘@ Caramountl Picture The witching hour of night!) And out of the dark came an unseen hahd :eizing with mystic power a score of human lives. |durling them into the testing fire of astounding events. Moving always at the stroke of two. FROM THE PLAY BY AUGUSTUS THOMAS, VANITY COMEDY CURRENT EVENTS “THREE JOKERS” ‘ ADMISSION 40c TODAY AND SATURDA Wrigley Bui ‘The main building is 16 stories high, surmounted by a tower 42 feet square and rising 398 feet from the street devel. This tower will contain a clock with dials on four sides, each 20 feet in diameter and will be surmounted by a searchlight lantern 9 feet in diameter. The building is covered with enamel ish terra cotta on all four sides. It 3 regarded as one of the most beauti- > ful buildings in Chicago and people and Pa: Ci asper s press are enthusiastic about it. The i Chicago Tribune published a picture Finest labeling it a “A Jewel of the Link.” Wrigley also recently completed new factories at Chicago and New York. All this new construction work in che space of a few years is certainly a tribute tothe power of advertising and the accumulative effect of a multitude of 5-cent sales, Introducing Dorothy Dickson The World’s Greatest Dancer ALSO Big Two-Reel Comedy T heater