Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1921, Page 9

FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 MEXICAN PETE 1S UNDER FIRE. == “INSTOGK MART area! ates Sent Out by Man Arrested by Doheny for Li- belous Statements Causes | Sharp Decline |aisn <i is 264, made on October | Te maciihs is attributed by Edward iE Bape dl a Z od Ey MANY LARAMIE PUPILS MARRIED, SCHOOL HEAD | DEGLARES 1N REPORT lisher, ‘statements calculated to de-|. LARAMIE, Wyo. July 1.—Infer: |press Mexican Petroleum stocks. Mr.j@nces contained in a recent report of! ation ‘out ing at the home of Senate Moore pets not guilty and was held nage authorities here that many pu- Fres “linghuyrep at Samal N. J. in Laramie’s public schools were | On Vacation ate Au, ASHINGTON, 4 1.—Presiden larding. accompanied by MPF. iar | lor ~~ @ party 5 taenbe, jeft here tes by bo rf webeee: whe was arrested apeterday after his indictment on criminally libeling Mr De \penoe Te ete. phareee that NEW YORK, .July 1.—Euse Ravens has set the town agog an {demands have been made for sane Leading “Referee ISBY ACCE Ught on the subject. The report which | indicated that many of the students | vere marsiet was preparei wy sire} OF Britain On ENS’ CINE Artiseta Erickson. ‘county |. cuperin-| tendent of schools. Her report furs = says that all of the children who} Married are under) the age of ew ee TY Pot sale ee | Roy’ Frisby, son of Capt. J. E. 3 years can Petroleum company, focal | Frisby, who served with distinction at A Pee | Point of the recent spectacular move-|the head of a volunteer organization | ,@4ame Curie has received a total ment on the siock exchange, were Railing from this vicinity. ‘has ‘been laccepted iy e civilian Ln! camp eae se ene tin ah |erhich. will be held at the Presidio in dropped to a new low point o in| San Francisco. Young Frisby wee. the first hour's trading. for service July 6, a report The stock, which closed yesterday at |announcements received hore <a 101, was offered freely after the open-| He is the first man from this district ing at 101% and quickly fell beiow!tnat has been accepted in the eamp. yesterday's low matk of 98. At 96-it| showed a Joss from the high for the Week of 221{. It was a declin: two mariths from 167% —_ Through the sense of smell deer can within |detect the presence of man or wolf oreia: record ‘from a: distances of tee miles. 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