Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1921, Page 5

ye T5INJUREDBY [Birth Rate High, BLAST Report of Local | . Doctor Indicates IN PETROGRAD i Cal t to arrive|sentenced to death by the Cheka or| y 1. Both the| Bolshevik inquisition, for active par-) were Teported to be| ticipation in the plot against the soviet! “ government recently discovered in th one doctor in Casper having’ #etrcsrad, cays a wireless message 50 baby.cases in one month Casper's|rom Moscow today. Among those ex-/ Browth is indicated. In review |ecuted, accor4ing io Moscow newspa-| statistics Dr, Keith says that Loy pers reaching this eity, there were be | have a litt!e majority in the Weved to have been several persons | hich have come under his Jaccused by the Cheka of being Raswan | during past twojagents cf the American intelligence) og service Who ccomved the border into! Russia from Tertjoki, Finland. BON 4 See Rochester PLY OE Fe Jaren Sacpeeediins fe abe « ore Makes Circuit In ‘where: in the suburbs of Tokyo, and, Record Time, Sai for this purpose a commitice of prom: nent men will collect a stone from) fevery subject of the empire. It is the} Intention to make this the highest structure in the Far East. } iis Bie BA The boa constrictors make their, monthiy meal or from one to four ROCHESTER, N. Sept. 3.— Maifrice Arch Deacon, centerfielder of ‘the Rochester International league club, established a new world’s record for circling the bases of a baseball and| diamond In a formal trial before yes- terday’s Rochester-Newark game. He|?: GIEXECUTED Chicago Goes iL On Bear Hunt, | { “A snake axpels about two-thirds of Ladértilia or licinds; the Ophides er poison from its glands at the firct snakes. b ea SS PSR ee Se RE ee The curvature of the earth is such There ‘are four orders of reptiles— that a straight line a mile long would the Testudinata or turtle; the Lori- be 24 Inches from the surface at Hounds Used cata the alligator and crocofifie; the either end. ——————_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— CHICAGO, Sept. 2—A patrol | wagonload of policemen, a citizen's posse with torches and shotguns | and a score of hounds last night were pressed into service ‘to run down a big brown bear found wan- dering through Chicago's residential district. The bear, thought to have | aetrained from a carioad of lum- ber from Wisconsin, eluded all pur- suers and was still at liberty today. SIX PERISH TN NEW YORK FIRE NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—Six persons. four of them members of the same faroily, perished in)a fire in a Har- Jem tenement house. Vincenzo Cata- lano, his wife and 16-year-old son and Tats according to their size. Birds and|S-year-old daughter, who occupied an mice are the food of the black snakes.|apartment en the third floor, were ‘The big pythons eat from three to four | burned to death as was Fred De Luc- igeons every ten days. ® lea and an unidentified baby. made the circuit in 13 2-5 second, fin. @ strong vind. The former Tecord, eee MRS. DEMOREST TO BE th wired quota for the oe LAID AT AEST SUNDAY rian sien actrees] — (N HIGHLAND CEMETERY trips up to September 19. Ba hee: 9 sane Mondells Take | Se Sat NaS dicd early Friday morning, will be con- Y ht Crui. ‘ ducted from the Matha: SUAS. LABOR D Y Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Th A ae use church’ service, will’ be in charge at the Rev. W. L. French and the order With Hi ardings of Rebekahs of which the deceased Was a member. Interment will be at y SHINGTON, Sept. 3.—The Pres-| °f the Maccabees. faent and Mrs. Harding with a party| The fotlowing pioneers have been ‘of friends, left here late today on the| announced as the pall bearers for the acht Mayflower for. cruise extend- ing over Labor day and without sched- m uled landing at wayside points. Carpenter, M. L. Bishop, f three members cretary of state and Mrs. Hughes,| Will be composed _o! Senator Watson of Indiana and Mrs.| from the Maccabees and three from Watson, Representative Mondell of] the Rebekahs. Publishing company of Marion, Ohio,| NEW YORK, Sept. 3—The actual ward Scobey of San Antonio, Texas, | ‘Tust companies for the week shows 2 and iy “Abagall Harding, the pret deficit -of~-$400,070 in legal resérve. i dent's sister. 7 This ts a decrease of $6,209,650 trom last week. US SRE Lost! F procs Liverpool owns one-third of the, to- Maes eaten between Hist agg |tal shipping of the United Kingdom, Eleventh street. Box 383; Tribune. andi one-t \ oe ey Baoe “registered : é shipping ‘of the worl 13 45 secoeds, was made by Hans RGU DEES EES ea eee Lobert in 1910. The Midwest Barber Shop WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY the Highland Park cemetery. In charge In order that our employes may observe the day in its full impor- tance and in accordance with ‘Thons making tho trip arc the sec-| McGrath. Tie honorary pall bearers Mavor Pelton’s proclamation. Wome and Ae, Monde George ‘eaten Midwest Barber Shop ‘and Mra. Van Fleet; Mr. and Mrs. | condition of clearing houge banks and Wm. Shaffer, Prop. ishing the final stretch in the. fince of | EXAMINER IIE NEI TELE IRE EE IE IEE EERE EE PEEP LE 1 SAAR RR KEI HIKE LAH HLTH IN LIK LES IIA HIS AA IAL ILIA AA AL AI AH ELISA KATMAI AKER ARMS MH IESER EF LASHES SELB EN IA IR RR EKER: ' Next Week Is Paramount Week---the Great- est Days and Nights of Entertainment Since the Day When You:Saw Your First Circus It's the fourth annual Paramount theatres in U. S. A. alone with their. ' Week at that :.and when amything hap- _photoplays year in, year out. . pens four annual times in the motion In Paramount Week jou see all the best | Picture world you can wager there’s | Paramount achievements of the year, the. value there, in thrills and laughs and ee ta ak igs jat—such is Progress hee ae ren ee pensations you get art of the acreeny such are the eUrRiog ine Provements eyery year, that the season 1921-22 Ss Nothing less than a national screen __ will bring you sensational improvements in carnival—that’s what Paramount | 2**mount Pictures, greatly outdistancing all Week ist : Teeter, in .. The greatesttalent of theentireworld a photoplay which make your breath come prepares it for you! Paramount © quicker, and your eyes shine brighter. writers, actors and directors in Cali- And you'll declare— 3 fornia, New-York and London—the “That's the best show in town!" works on a scale so hnge and so suc- s ame! cessful as to supply more than 11,200 ome Sates ersewett yy ter motion When you banner up ~ At these theaters, all next week--Paramount Pictures will be shown RICA ano IRIS” | HELEN of the OLD HOUSE A ippi f lov and atietne teaidente ‘based. upon modern industrial unrest. 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Labor Day this year falls on Monday, September 5. Labor Day was made a national holiday by an act of Congress, and dedicated to Labor. It is the one day in the year given over to the toil- ers. The great wealth producing element in our na- tion. The right of Labor to Labor Day has never been questioned, and all classes have joined with Labor to do honor to the day. But it seems we have in our midst those who, guid- ed and influenced by greed, would take advantage of the holiday to amass dollars and without any regard for the Sanctity of Labor Day would use it to further private gains for themselves. The undersigned committee representing the Cas- per Trades and Labor Assembly and the masses who toil for a living extend an invitation to the citizens of Casper to be with us for the Labor Day celebration at Mills City, Wyo., where all are WELCOME and no admission will be charged. You are all invited to be the GUESTS OF LABOR. CASPER TRADE AND LABOR ASSEMBLY R. E. M’ELVENY, President. (Séal) J. B. LEONARD, Secretary. al