Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1921, Page 2

PAGE TWO FAKED SALE 15 ATTEMPTED TC DODGE PENALTY Man Accused of Gambling on Sandbar Alleged to Have Conspired Against Authorities. Clifford Cook, is still in a maze A his conviction in dis night on a charge of. a gambling game in 214 West First that he was not establishment but wren genyssehiel | taken into police =. Fearing} would infunction fs alleged to Brown for a evidence adduced Cook was rece: court and fined it of the \cers they vi nment. Brown was 2 y in charge. They ordered whis- key. Brow i the bottle out of Cook's hip and made change out of the that Cook had in front of him while engaging in a gambling game w he state offi- cials. This ch fr both h sed a Lis be heir after they Tak che wu80s STRANGER FOUND. : WITH HEAD BLOWN OFF Wyo., Dec, 21—Martin} Benson, an employe at the sawmili here and # comparative stranger, | commited suicide by placing a ‘muz- zie of a high power rifle in his mouth and blowing the top of his head off. He was found in a cabin by members of the mp who had gone to town and returned. No reason for the tragedy is known, DUBOIS SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Japa- delegates con- hantung question ad- without haying Agreement on control of Journ reached Tsing-Tao-Tsinanfu raflway, Set- tement rests with Tokio. WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Prest- ng to issue statement = views on four-power WASHINGTON, Dec, 21.—<Ac- ceptance by France with reserva- tions of the American naval pro- posal sweeps arms conference to- ward major problem of subma- rines. WASHINGTON, Dec. 21—Inter- state board to decide whether dams along Colorado river shall be un- dertaken by the government or pri- Fate interests. ; MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 21.—Ban- dits get $5,000 in Liberty State banic Hpldup. CENTRALIA, get $15,000 in Iuka bank holdup. Woman employe leads posse in Ghase. Dec. 21.—Bandits DUBLIN, still in doubt, tinues. TWO TRUCKS BUCK STORM IN TRIP FROM DENVER wstorm which enveloped yesterday failed to inter- the de Dec. 21.—Treaty fate as Dail debate con- it ery by the Nash Casper Motor company of two Nash trucks ordered hy Casper purchasers. Which are of the two- driven overland from he storm and reach- after bucking snow this side of Wheat were found in fair h permitted of good the snow. ers of the new trucks are and H. J. McDonigal. © placed in service here. Hot and fresh all the time at the DOUGHNUT SHOP. y? Drop in and try ight lunches. or Dougti and Coffee. Ask Your Grocer for Them, The Doughnut Shop Coons Bros. Phone 1706W s27 East Second | himself but being unused to With Marshal Foch xzdnapped and held hostage here for two wens, @ rigid hunt which ha~ been ma tonernee by city and county of- rials, undertaken with a view to rae = international complications terminated Jast evening when he was found held in durance f the domicile of one Ray L 340, West_B street. Marshal Fogh, the hero of the story, is amply able to take care of Amer- fean hospitality he did not fight for freedom as he djd not just under- stand the situation. The Marshal is a power brown French brindle bulldog, Hi:ich at the time of his disappearance was wearing all the accoutrements indicative of his po- sition. The animal which {s valued $300, belongs to H. 8. Ross, man: PROSECUTION of OHEEP SHIPPERS I DENIED HERE Anatous to take advantage of tech jaw which would impose a pen- ie al the sheepmen of this state who were forced to ship their flocks out of the state in 1918 and return them the following year, the state board of sheep commissioners tried to pervail upon county authorities here to institute proceedings against the wool men who did not comply with state regulations governing the im- portation of sheep. The desired action was based on a |decision rendered by William B. Wall, state attorney general who held that the sheep which were returned to the Wyoming ranges were really imported animals. M. W. Purcell, county attorney, re- fused to take action against Natrona county wool men to establish a pre- cedent on the case or force the case to a decision in the supreme court be cause he held that in any event it would work a nafdship on the already overtaxed stock interests and that the imponition of a penalty of any kind would be an injustice to sheep men who were only technically guilty of law violations and this offense transpired before there was a legal ruling on the law. Standing pat on this.decision Mr. Purcell so informed the board of sheep commissioners and today his office was informed that his decision had been accepted by thisstate board ang that no action was. contemplated 1 cases where the offense antedated the legal decision of Mr. Wall. The Busy Man ‘Who has postponed solecting that present for his wife can make no. mistake in the eleventh hour rush if ho has re- course fo our wonderful line of Pickard. hand decorated Havi- land China, Pickard ware {s as distinctive- ly distinctive in China as is the Steinway piano among musical instruments. Your wife will want at least one piece of Pickard, no matter what else she receives, The Kimball Drug Stores = SUIITIIIIDISIIIOTISS. KIDNAPER OF “MARSHAL | FOCH” IS IDENTIFIED; FACES TRIAL IN COURT rious criminal charge egainst him. PIE ee | | | ager of the Wyoming Grocery com- | Stags cio, Brown, adjourned pany. Lanway, the man who wrong- | yesterday until after cally held Foch # hostage, is out on $500 appearance bond to guar- antee his appearance at preliminary hearing this afternoon when he will be charged with grand larceny. It is said that Lanway took up After hearing the most cases which were mia tn toe Del cember session of the district court,| © court the holidays.) p: The jury has been excused until Jan- |uary 5 when it will be called again to hear the remainder of tho cases on the crimiral and civil docket. i Marshal Foch with the bulldog, a fine specimen of the dog world, several weeks ago. At that’ timo the antmal es- | caped and returned to ‘ts owner. | Mr. Ross then provided a fine col- | lar with his name engraved on it | so that anyone coming into pos- | session of the dog could return It. Lanway evidently didn’t believe in signs so he kept the dog, collar and all, and finally wound up with a se- today on the een: Paris. re HUBER’S Half Price Sale Continues till January First, owing to the great success of the “spend your money at home sale.” HUBER ‘Corner Center and First Streets The Victor Shoppe Headquarters for Your Christmas VICTROLA and VICTOR Records The GIFT That Makes Every Day as Merry as Christmas The Victor Shoppe “EXCLUSIVELY VICTOR”. At Tripeny’s Drug Store Phone 1745 241 South Center Street CASPER, WYO. (LILSELELOT OTIS OOLI OOOO ETS er or emeen nomen s+ RECESS UNTIL JNU Arrives Havre HAVRE, Dec. 21.—(By The Asso- \clated Press.)—Marshal Foch and for- |mer Premier Viviani, returning from |thetr trip to the United States, arrived “They Before. He Delivers OPEN EVENINGS “The Jeweler in Your Town” Phone 1394 | i a ee ‘Message’ of Tong | tara e Blight Colds Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets Fulleve the Headache by curing the C24, A tonic laxative and germ de | that faet. at The Mille Co. 199. W; second "street. enise Gloomy Prospect For Jobless Men “The Young Fellow’s Store” n= FAMOUS Announces to the Young Fellows of Casper = = ANOS Arkeon Bldg., Next Door to Chanticleer Cafe OPEN EVERY EYEING THIS WEEK UNTIL 9 O’CLCCK CLOTHIERS | that we received yesterday a large shipment of Stratford Clothes Suits and Overcoats As this is the first time 2 Stratford Clothes have been = represented in Casper the = manufacturers have allowed = us a_ sufficient discount which will enable us to seli you a Stratford Suit or Overcoat At : Wholesale Prices > We want to acquaint you with these clothes and there- fore offer you this introduc- tory price. Our aim is to put a Strat- : ford Suit or Overcoat on the = back of every young man in 2 Casper. 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