Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 27, 1921, Page 7

@he Casper Daily Cridune What Do You Make.of Their Signatures? Alienists to Follow Arms Expert on Stand _ in Burch Case; Kennedy Shot at Long "Range; Witness Believes LOS ANGELES, Dec. 27—The trial of Arthur C. Burch, charged with the murder of J. Belton Kennedy, entered its ise Galepnarenlied fer the dnterse ielty whee Peter Pears The court has claimed that Kennedy was shot at a range FLEVENINGHES 22sereess scars in scrubs and trees at the scene the was “What can you tell about these men by their signatures? if NOW NEW { : of the four-power treaty signed at Washington. -nerd Se WINTER RECORD JUREDORUNKS, shes Fai ai cin \aaerd Total Precipitation Measures |. Over an Inch for Three Days; Dry Farmers Hail Storm as Boon. f i Bach scrawl tells a story Yep, the signature i q w@ j | i ie “l | Fi the average” in his stud-| ‘Inder the fea at college in Evanston and was) tice officials changed the acer 2S oe ATTRACTIVE VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM OFFERED AT IRs Clayton Warner, J. HB. Shea and other members of the cfew of pro- moters which recently alleged Deen released to the county attorney's ‘The first number of the vaudevill custody until he decides what action] program which will be an added at- he will take against them, traction “at the Iris theater Wednes- had een Commission on PR RT Beatin Reparations to Meet Thursday of the shows. A juggling act of unusual merit will be seen with Mowatt and Lynch while Liggins and Marlow will pre ity and cleverness. : ‘The Garrison sisters, the last on the program will be featured tn a novelty act of posing. The young ladies have been spoken of as “the ‘The next act will be Walter and Brown in a comedy singing, talking and dgncing skit which will pre- sent some of the latest jokes and paradies. U. S. Is Open to Proposals Upon tistic to the nth degree. All together the acts will be ar- ranged to give one of the most en- ries of vaudeville evenings which have been ‘put on for the public by the Iris theater management. | In connection with the posing act | the management announces that a posing contest with entries from lo- cal talent models has been planned, A number of names have already entered and those who intend to be among the contestants are asked to notify the Iris immediately. The most becoming of costumes can be chosen ande cash prize will be given to thé winner. |-| lated Preas)—The reparations com. mission has decided to hold a special session on Thursday afternoon of this week to hear Dr. Fischer, chairman held such wit-|of the German war debt commission the San Francisco concern known as the Construction Company of North America, that he would be glad to meet representatives of the corpora- pefere he would submit to capture: When he saw that the house was sur- rounded he shot “himself four times in RET SHOW BOOED FOR WEDNESOAY ND THURSOAY| "220% Daaer at sent a variety offering of original. |More rain falls in the Cave creel water the most beautiful formed girls in |»y the Salt River Valley Water Users’ the world” and their act will be ar- | association early today. | tertaining performances of the se- | Present. AHOTATING FUN FOR SOLDIERS. PLAN OF LERION s=== Program Being Worked Out} at National Headquarters | to Aid Sick and | Wounded Men. {_ meDIANAPOLIS, T= Plats for a big rot | vide loans to. sick service: men in © are be tog worked out headquar- ters of the American Legion here. Ex-soidy | “t0'pre| ded ex-! that would come to them} gevernment’s payment of usted compensation would con-| tribute thetr bonus to the rotating cers of the legion tn would loan the money with. r in health,” that they take care of themselves and ti , families a “keep thetr self respect while bat?’ through red tape for} thelr just disability compensation,”| according to Hanford MacNider, the legion’s commander, who originated the plan. | There are hundreds of instances in| which sick and wounded ex-service| men, unable to get government aid, have bad to depend upon charity while their claims were being re-| viewed, the legion reports show. Tu-| bercular veterans who owe their con-| dition to poison gas or to exposure! have gone to sanitariums in the west, | there been denied immediate treat ment or admission and have become| public charges, it ts declared. Other| young veterans, unable to work be. cause of thelr wounds or sickness and unable to satisfy the demands of gov- ernment bureaus for their compensa. tion are in pitiable condition and their dependents likewise are suffering, the legion shows. Many of the older element of ex- service men already have made known their intention of assigning their bonuses to the fund {f the ad- justed compensation bill becomes law /; during the present session of the con- gress. Montana Horse Thief Caught by K. C. Police JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Dec. 27— Governor Hyde today honored a requi- sition for the return to Big Horn coun- xy, Montana, of Cyril Landuty, who is charged with horse stealing. Landuty is under arrest at Kansas City. vi ae a Phoenix Passes’ PHOENTS®, Ariz, Dec. 27.—Uniess shed, north of Phoenix, flood waters from that creek which last night broke ‘hrough the Arizona canal, main art- ery of the Salt River valley trriga- tion district, will not reach Phoentx, recording to an announcement made ‘The announcement said that the Grand canal, 3 miles north of Phoentx, was carryingoft all the flood water at Weather predictions for this por. tion of Arizona for today ;were given by the local office of the United States ‘weather bureau as “continued rain.’ A rain which started Sunday morning practically ceased Inte last night. NEVER WEAKEN Ask Brennan. tion the first week of January and dis- cuss any offers they might make for the operation of the Muscle Shoals, i Ale., nitrate and power plants. W. i, Dec. 27-—Senator) yer, Weeks advised Mr. Tinkler. c LaFollette, Republican, Wisconsin, in| seer recelying a telegram from the gion ce sory 3 S faa na“Mesaen’otas|erzrneen are, i ere ue. fe) eriff the right side-and died a few minutes and representatives of the coal, stee] ‘and lumber in’ at a ‘secret mieest- December 31, to investigate the Muscle ~} Shoals projects and later would come attempted to obtain trom representa:|t Washington for a conference, tives of farmers’ organizations Beret ee Rae lagreement to cease agitation for re- peal of the section of the transporta- tien act relating to railroad valua- tion and for restoration of state con- trol over rates, “We have never entered into an agreement with the railroads to ease agitating anything,” the American ‘; Farm Bureau federation said today in reply to the statement issued by Senator Robert LaFollette at Wash- ington. “Wa are committed to repeal MISS MPPIKE RESIGNS ITY HEALTH WORK — Wiliam L Dayton, prominent attorney, men toned as a possible successor to Fed eral District Judge Robert E. Lewis died at his home here this morning following a short {liness. IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What a Heap of Happiness It Would Bring to Casper Homes. Hard to do housework with an ach- ing back. Brings your hours of misery at lelsure or at work. If women dnly knew the cause— that § Backache pains often come from weak kidneys. "Twould save much needless woe. Doan’s Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys. Ask your neighbor. Read what 2 Casper citizen says: fange cannot be lighted. along the cold floors, _ sey Casper Gas Appliance Co. Phone 1500 and will continue to work for it, and ‘we likewise are committed to restor- ation of some of the powers of state rate making commissions. cme Vt a sacle a 11 BOUND OVE FOR KILLIN Is Invoked In Howat’s Case Darbin, street. Phone 1632. ij beta igarate 7 Tk FRET an vient —— FR RENT—Nicely furnished room in Mrs. Clarey_ had. Mirs.,.nuttain, Foster-Milburn Co ¥—Aawy Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., 0-8 Bldg. ment of Premier Briand by a majority r fog ee es EZNOR Reflector Gas Heaters will burn and give off heat even though the g2s is so low that the kitchen They spread their comforting heat where it is needed— cent trials here. 3 who do not need the| | clubbed when Los Angeles Man | Would Give Job to Life-Termer PHOENIX. Ari profits to enter a “legitimate busi ness” in Los Angeles, ac information received today by for Gardner in Navy Destroyer Crew Attacked by Dalmatians ROME, Dec. 27.—(By The Assoctat ed Press).—t ers. between Croats and Itaifans occurr benico, Dal ¥ of the Italian to the port, says a tch to the Messaggero from Zara atia, tod o have Friction bet ties is also reported ‘from Spalato. ADBBERS E1UDE OFFIGERS AFTER EXCITING CHASE Back of Automobile Used by Fugitives in Colorado Post- office Robbery Is Riddled. DENVER, Dec. -——Two men be- lieved by police to have robbed the ‘Postoffice at Morrison of a sum est!- mated at $60 carly this morning elude¢ arrest after the tires and back of the ‘automobile in which they were driving had been riddled with buckshot by members of the riot squad when their order to halt was unheeded. After a reckless chase of several blocks, ac- cording to police, a wheel was torn from the fleeing car when {t was swung Into the curb, and the occu pants, dashing through a house, es caped. The demaged car later was claimed by a Denver man who reported that it had been taken from him in a hold up a few miles south of here last night. ‘The robbery of the Morrison post office is the second reported to police within a month. Raseticcbade ES CSI The world uses up an average of three million needles a day. Big Kiltie Band Dance New Year’s Eve, at the I. O. O. F. Hall. Re- freshments will be served. Admission $1.10, including war tax. Bring in the New Year with the Kilties. Notice to the Public I wil not be responsible for any debts contracted by Mra. Sola Bent ley or other than myself. F. J. BENTLEY EXCLUSIVE MARKET Retail Prices BEEF Prime Rib Roast, Rolled Prime Ri) Standing ~_. Loin Steak___ $ Round Steak ______.. Short Cuts.. T-Bone Stea . Shoulder Steak -.-15¢ Pot Roast.__...._12%@c Boiling Beef _. 8c Hamburger .,.._____.15c LUNCH MEATS Weinies (aan OC Bologna Minced Ham . Liverwurst —.... Smoked Liverwurst....15c Home Rendered Short- eninge Bulk Lard —....... LAMB CUTS Shoulder (whole)_15c Loin Chops —....____-30¢ Shoulder Chops 20c Legs —25¢ SOWA. —-10¢ Mountain Trout SEE THIS AD THE NORRIS CO. Largest Meat and Provision Company in the State Imported and Domestic Cheese. Smoked, Salt and Pickled Fish. Fresh Fish, Oysters and Poultry Every Day. Full Line of Delicatessen Goods. Fruits and Vegetables. WHOLESALE PRICES ON APPLICATION. A —a PAGE SEVEN |Paintings Sold | by Russians for ' Price of Shoes - 27-—The economia tree trade within rought from their hiding es @ large number of pal: me attributed to famox some cases seil for the price of shoes. Tt ts ssid th nany former effi- cers of the German imperial navy, including @ number who were active in submarine warfare, are now en- gaged in rum-running into Sweden. oe An expert restorer of ancient docu. men at writing middle * This enables t onsiderabie ha eet of paper, separating the on the two sides, insert « Paper, and cover the NOTICE An Edison Phonograph and 25 Records will be giv- en away at 11 o’clock to- night at the Owl Cafe, 127 West First St., to the per- son holding the lucky num- ber. Dance Every Tuesday and Friday Night at 933 5. POPLAR ST. Everybody Welcome Good Music and Good Time | Suite 6, Zuttermeister Bldg. Opposite Postoffice. Chronic and nervous dis- eases a specialty. I have the very latest methods of Chiropractic. Office Hours 10 to 6 and by Appointment. Holidays 10 to 12. PICTURES and FRAMING Phone Me to Call GEO. LA LONE Phone 8423 810 St. John Street Ten Blocks From High Prices Home Made Bread and BAKERY GOODS Also Milk and Cream THE WIGWAM O. S. Bldg. RETAIL—WHOLESALE Phone 12 PORK CUTS Chopé 2... 20¢-25c Shoulder (whole) __15c Fresh Ham, half or whole oa SC Fresh Side-...._—__15c Sliced Premium Ham .____....__30¢-40c Sliced Boiled Ham ....55¢ Sliced Bacon...._30c-50c Pork and Beef Sausage ..__..__...._.1Be Pure Pork Sausage__20c Pure Pork Sausage, Me ae VEAL CUTS Shoulder Roast. Shoulder Steak Loin Chops — Round Steak __.. Stew OYSTERS Eastern Counts, quart .......... —__$1.00 Eastern Standards, quart 5.0527 ee Norwegian Stock Fish. Bulk Pickles and Kraut EVERY DAY