Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 8

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922. Buy al! you want, best butter, two pounds for 65 cents. Norris Company Market. PAGE EIGHT GETS FIRST AUTO RIDE 22, — POPE’S APARTMENT NOT AFTER DEATH, HORSES ARE USED ON HEARSE: SHERIDAN, Wyo., Feb. 11—Be se of a lifetime aversion against im automobiles, George W. Par- 5 68, saddiemaker, may ride to his grave in a horse-drawn hearse. Parmeter died without ever having ridden im an gutomobile. His. body 2s removed to an undertaking estab- hment in @ motor-drawn ambulance fore his relatives realized that he was being taken on his first auto trip. In deferenca to his wishes orde ws were issued today that an old horsedrawn hearse. obsolete for twelve years, be Stted up to convey his r-mains to the cemetery when his funeral ts held. Parmeter’s prejudice against auto- mobiles wps said by his friends to @ arisen from the fact that the advent of motordrawn vehicles pre- vented’ him from becoming wealthy as @ harness and saddlemaker. YOUTHS PLEAD GUILTY TO $12,000 ROBBERY GREAT FALLS, Mont. Feb, in- . who had pleaded guilty to burglary of the . Murphy. MacLay store of this city the night of February 3 and the taking of $2,000 worth of goods, were this morning sentenced by Judge J. B. Leslie in the district court to not less than two years nor more than four in the state penitentiary at hard labor. The boys had also confessed to the offi- cers the robbery of $12,000 in goods from the Crescent and other stores of Spokane. Mayor’s Recall Is Voted Down ROME, Feb. 17—(By the Associ- ated Press.}—Pius XI has not yet settled down to the normal life of a supreme pontiff, chiefly because the private apartment occupied by the late Benedict XV is not yet ready to receive him. A crowd of workmen is still redecorating the apartment, changing the hangings furniture. is called the “litle throne room.” It ‘was In this chamber that Pope Leo XIII died. As it adjoins the large papal T- brary, where Pius X and Benedict XV recevied visitors, the chamber was transformed into a small throne room. A throne was placed opposite the window and on the sented by Alfonso XII, king of floor was a magnificent carpet pre- Spain to Pope Leo, having in its center the coat of arms of the Span- ish sovereign. ‘The throne has been removed be- ing replaced by the small iron ded in which Pius slept. This is shel- tered by a screen, and in another part of the room ie a larze desk at which the pope works and where Vantage Points On Route Royal Wedding Dear 17.—It will cost LONDON, Feb. some persons who can afford to pay it the equivalent of $75 or more for a glimpse of the Royal procession between Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey on the day of Princess Mary's wedding, February 28, Bidding for seats at windows or on the roofs of buildings flanking the processional route, about 2 mite in length, is progressing briskly. The vantage points most coveted mre PORTLAND, Ore., Fed. 17.—A pro- posal to recall from office Mayor John M. Snyder of Milwaukee, Oregon, was defeated 110 to 105, at a special elec- tion held here Monday. On a separ- ate poll on the ballot Mayor Snyder was reelected to his office by 196 votes against 178 votes cast for G. C. Pelton. Proponents of the recall made their campaign on the charge that Mayor Snyder had failed to obtain for the city ® sufficient proportion of the receits of boxing bouts held under the boxing commission there. ——— BOSTON, Feb. 17.—Eostonians hur- ried to work this morning under stress of the coldest weather of the winter. The official weather bureau thermometer registered its minimum of four degrees below zero as most persons were leaving home and wus only one degree higher at 10 a. m. mostly French Heels. Women’s Shoes jacent to Westminster Abbey as these will afford a view of the ar- rival and departure of the wedding party. Westininster hospital, opposite the Abbey, is counted the “grandstand” for the occasion. This hospital is in urgent need of funds. The ure- ency will be lessened in a degree by the readiness of scores of people to pay generously for accommoda- tion. The hospital realized nearly $100;000 from the sale of “‘sightsec- ing seats” last coronation day. pes A Premium ham for every family at 31 cents pound. Norris Company Market. ey Contrary to popular bellef, sounds travel faste: in summer than in win- ter, and in warm than in cold cll- and carpets and rearranging the | Meanwhile the rope sleeps in what | those about Parliament Square, ad- | YET FINISHED FOR NEW INCUMBENT AT VATICAN he daily recetves the papal secre- tary of state, Cardinal Gasparri, and other leading vatican officials. In order to save time he takes his meals in the adjoining Ubrary being served on his predecessor's | desk. “I never had.my meais ix s0 | spacious a room,” he exclaimed on one cecasion. Pius has had little time for exer- | cise, and thus far has only been able to walk through vatican gar- | dens, once, being accompanied by | Monsignor Pizzardo, assistant secre tary of state. The pope was moved to langhter by the suggestion circulated lately that artificial mountain peaks be erected in the vatican gardens so he might indulge in his favorite past- time of mountain climbing. After enjoying the joke the pontiff ser- fously said: “Alas, my climbing days | are over.” ‘The pontiff also inquire about a special breed of horses called “sera- fin!” used only on the papal car- riage. This immediately caused the | report that- Pius planned to follow up his action in appearing on the loggia of St. Peters by driving out- side the vatican. COURTS MUST JUDGE RUSSELL JACKSON, Miss Feb. 17.—The Mississippi house of representatives today adopted a substitute rpstu- tion from the judiciary committee providing for leaving the seduction charges against Governor Russell by Miss Frances Hirkhead to the courts. ‘The vote was 75 to 30. Baptist Church | Quits Immersion j SYRACUSE, N. ¥., Feb, 17.—Men- bers will be admitted to the Fayette- vill Baptist church hereafter without immersion. This was decided upon by a two-third vote of the member- ship of the church at its annual meet- ing. This is the first time that a Baptist church in this section has modified the rule insisting upon im- mersion as the sole method of Bap- tism. ——_—_ -—_—_ FIRE DESTROYS SHED. Tot ashes fanned into a: blaze by ithe high wind last night caused a jblaze which destroyed a «mall shed and threatened adjoining buildings early this morning. The shed destroy- ed was located at the rear of 318 East A street on property owned by) Mrs, J. Cox, The damage was negligible. laid in the snow. ‘There were several deep scratches on the throat. The body must have been exposed to the cold for many hours in the opinion of Coron lioih, Man Convicted For Theft Of Horses Freed DENVER, Colo., Feb. 17.—Acting Governor Earl Cooley today pardoned Lafayette Jones, convicted in 1907 on charges of horse stealing in Aguilar, Colo., and sentenced to five to ter years in the penitentiary, because the acting governor said Jones had “noi been property defended.” a young attorney Cooley himself defended the convicted man. Jones served three years of his -en tence then escaped. He was recap tured during the world war when his name was found among those regis tering in the selective draft. “The conviction of Jones has been worrying me all these years,” said the acting governor after- posting Jones’ pardon. “I always wAs convinced he was innocent. I was a young, inex- perienced lawyer at the time and I am convinced it was the poor defense of my client that sent him to the pen- itentiary.” HALF MILLION LOST IN FIRE BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Feb. 17.—Fire —which wiped out one-fourth of a city | - and | > Fourth avenue in the heart of the block at Twenty-first street downtown ‘business istrict, today caused a loss of more than $500,000. 2s tamiheth es . Best creamery butter, two pounds | == for 65 cents. Norris Company Mar- ket. a OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE Puritan Butter Shop TOMORROW Saturday, February 18th Specializing in Puritan Brand Fresh Cream Butter Made From Selected Pure ‘Fresh Cream COME IN AND SEE IT MADE Buttermilk Fillin’ Station Strictly Fresh Eggs Relishes Fancy Fruit EVERY KIND OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CHEESE THAT IS MADE. Puritan Butter Shop NEW LYRIC THEATER BLDG. Harry McCraken “Spread It On Thick’’ Fresh Milk Fresh Cream L. E. 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