Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR be Casper Daily Cribune WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1922, DEMONSTRATION IN OGIENTIFIG FARMING [5 SEEN Bessemer Bend Ranchers to Turn Over Portions of Hold- ings for Farming by County Agent. Ranchers andl fares In the Bes. gemer Bend cou! southwest of Casper will undertake scientific farm ing of portions of properties mer months M. Penley for the Purpose of determining the crops that Will yield the gre the purpose of test return and for perfecting rural life Ku Klux Klan Still Thrives I gee | empire.’ ‘year an initiation of a large group was held in a corn field just outside of Washington, D. C. to better socia! conditions and permit more general produce being raised. This program was outlined asa community mecting held Saturday night, which was attended by all the ranchers of that vicinity. All phases ertain- nds to be the proper: Five 4 ion fields to test two varieties of potatoes, the Bliss| gg Triumph and Irish Cobbler, will located on the Mills, Speas and Young ranches. One demonstration field has been th arranged to test the Grimm alfalfa | Sei variety as compared with other va rieties. In this test an endeavor wil! | in be made to show the advantage of this type over other varieties and to| ot ALL ANGLES OF AIR DISASTER every rumor dealing Roma February 21 with a loss of 34 lives is being investi- Langley Field. LL ANGLES OF AIR DISASTER HIP ADMITS BUILT BUTSAYS CASH WAS DUE Check Taken From Section Hand Won in Poker Game, PROBED BY BOARD OF INQUIRY Vv wit NEWPORT, NEW: , March 1.—Every report and the destruction of the airship ated by the board of inquiry. This was the statement today of members of the board as ey resumed their investigation and went into session at NO DAMAGE FROM FIRE, rgeant Harry Chapman one of the rvivors, was interviewed yesterday Robber? Daslacee7 ti © pul health service hospital “4 orfolk, but Charles Dvyorack, an- Confession Here. er survivor was still unable to be TRUCK TURNS ON IGE show the value of tnoculating the| questioned. The two men were among seed against non-innoculation, This|the most seriously injured. Sterrepaaes Patent it Rospeasayn aoe latter program is believed necessary} “1 can't say how much longer the parma eden poate ener ¥ Decaune of ack of nitrogen In the] inguiry ontinu member | _ In responding to an atarm from 255] holdup of section men wokine on the soil. of the board today. “here are hun-| South Jackson street this morning the s Another of the important demon- stration fields will be arranged to test the Victory oats variety. This wi be located on the Speas ranch. The advantages of culling the non. Producer or liability from the sheep ireds of reports and rumors which tend to sift to the bottom.” field] Officials at Langley F beset with reports and the Roma was considered unsafe be-/around on the ice coated pavemeht fore she made her last flight, but they the Burlington right-of-way at Pow der River on December 31, is said to have confessed his implication in the case and that ho derived half the prof- its resulting from the affair. Sepeda admitted cashing a check ts in-| hose truck of the No. 1 station nearly met with disaster in attempting to d have been |turn from Wolcott street to East Sec- rumors that|on street. The heavy machine spun and for a rnoment it appeared that the edb; Burl and cattle herds wil! be demonstrated assert that thus far they have been| machine would turn over. ‘The near| Sus, 1, the Feirdes gohan by culling tests which will be held at/ unable to find any one who has|accident was unavoldable, being due| $428 and to hevine occunee ret the Speas ranch. All drones Of/ thrown any direct light on this phase| entirely to the condition of the street $40 and $45 in en r= : ; | A and $45 in casn taken from E. boarders” as they ane termed, in the] of the catastrophe jand not to speed of the apparatus. | Mewnivici Speas flocks will be culled from the _ The fire which threatened a small| "57, oot remainder of the flock and sent to] In the British Museum are euler: on Jackson street was out by| 7 Trig Shaper Meat to Pihrad be market. This demonstration will be|mens of boards and pieces with which/the time the department arrived. The 7 ataged under the direct supervision of Prof. J. A. Hill, a wool specialist Egy; ot the University of Wyoming. The object of removing the non-producer the game of checkers was played in|alarm was turned in, it is reported, era. the money in a gambling game and then had to take possesrion of it by force. This theory is denied by the victims who are said to be oid and pt centuries before the Christian | merely as a precaution. No loss result. d from the blaze, from the flock ts to enable the stock. man to receive greater returns from the producer. Culling demonstrations on the poul- try flocks will also be staged. Demon- strations of this kind will be staged on four ranches of the Bessemer Bend country, ‘The women of the community will not be overlooked in the endeavor of the state agricultural forces. Real- izing that life in a rural community is hard at best demonstrations will be arranged to enable the women to make more profitable use of their time, increase the pleasantness of home surroundings and the benefits of househol4% conveniences. Plans are being made to sizz= demonstrations in the art of canning, dress form making and other home demonstra- tions, This feature of the work will be in charge of Miss Mary Rokahr, home demonstration agent, connected with the university extension depart- ment. Owing to the fact that the dairy tn- @ustry affords an opportunity for im- mediate and profitable returns be- cause of the Casper market, this Phaso of agricultural development was taken up and fully discussed. Plans are being made to. have the farmers and ranches enter into this business intensively. Another feature of the development ‘was the perfection of plays for boys and giris’ agricultural clubs, the ob- ject of which will be to teach scien- tific farming to the children of rural residents to incr © their interest and stimulate their love of farm life, = tae Reed my nursery and greenhouse ad; every Saturday will tell you; son. William FEET The next excursion to the beautiful Rio Grande Valley will leave Casper Friday, March 3 At 2:45 O'Clock Over the Burlington. Reservations should be made NOW at the office of the Harry Free Realty Co. Mr’ Free will be glad plain all the details regarding the trip and refer you to Prominent vasper people who have just returned from this wonderful country. to ds with her husband. _ trusted employes of the Burlington at Powder River, Sepeda fell into the hands of the authorities here during the cleanup being staged here to get rid of all un- desirable Mexicans. He was identified by a peculiar contraction of the left eye. SAS Since 1870 the death rate in England has declined nearly 50 per cent. pe Neate ontvateerr Petco «oR When I say that 1 welgh twenty five pounds more than I did a short time ago it speaks volumes for the merit of Snow Flake Bread. The first thing that this bread did for me was to give mo an appetite and tone up my stomach. It wasn't long before I was eating things I hadn't dared touch for years and anyone to see the Bearty way I eat now would find it to believe that a few weeks ago I was dyspeptic and living on the lightest kind of diet. Another good thing Snow Fiske did for me was to drive the rheumatism almost entirely out of my system. In fact, I can truthfully say it has made me feel like a new man in every way. It certainly: is godd bread. Snow Flake is sold in Casper by the Casper Gro- cery stores and at The doctor had pronounced Mrs. Abbie Hart, of Heckmonwike, York, Englind, dead. Her-heort and breathing had stopped. Her Jaw had 5 dropped. Fifteen minutes tater when the doctor was expecting someone to call for the deat certificate he was told she etill ved. And here she | 121 East First street Phone 1319) “CASPER’S FAMILY THEATER” SECOND SUCCESSFUL DAY’S SHOWING OF “LONESOME ISLAND” Brilliant, Laughable and Musical Burletta. —Also— The A. B. C. Girls Co. —IN— THESE VAUDEVILLE SPECIALITIES OLLIE BLANCHARD “He Ran Upstairs” And See What Happened THE SIEVERS Dot and Merrill in Ten Melodious Moments Kavanaugh & Lancaster Comedy Duo in Parodies and Fun MISS BABE NEEF “Irish Ballads” MILDRED ROBINSON “Oh, Boy!” FEATURE PHOTOPLAY Shows at 7 and 9 Coming Saturday—Millinery Contest Admission 40c ALLEGED POEUDO SLEUTH To JAILED BY THE POLICE Charge Preferred by Girls Leads to Arrest of Man t Who Posed as Fed- eral Officer. A man giving his name as L. D. Mudge is being held by the police, charged with impersonating an offi- cer, while investigation of his caso is being de. The man reported at Police headquarters cariler in the week and sought the advice of de partment heads on how he could best work with them in uncovering liquor jaw violations in Casper. Believing the man was what e represented himself to be the police department gave him some test assignments. Developments following led to an Investigation of the alleged federal of- ficer and his incarceration when he appeared at the police station las evening. The specific charge again him ts that he broke Into a room oc. cupied by two young girls and ac cused thern of immoral! cyunduct. ‘They reported the matter to the po- lee department and procured a war rant for the arrest of the alleged of. ficer. Subsequent developments prove that the man has no connection with the federal government and lead to the belief that he is cither a fugitive or has just been released from some penal institution, He will be given a hearing In po lco court this evening and ‘Judge Perry A. Morris will decide what her action should be instituted against the man. = a its original state is: » Tapioca in deadly poison. Wo THEATER TODAY DOUBLE BILL - Anita Stewart —In— The crash of trains through rolling timbers. The crash of souls in a hopeless strug- gle against wrong. These are the elements of “The Juggernaut” —And— Gail Kane and wv Brice McRay —In— A George Fitzmaurice Production ‘Via Wireless” TOMORROW “GOD’S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN” ones = A, ES RAR A, ot ELMIER PAYNE, DRILLER, QIES AT FARMINGTON AS RESULT OF ILLNESS Elmer Payne, off well driller, well known to Wyoming oll operators, died at Farmington, N. M., according to word received by friends In Cesper, following Glness from meningitis. He for the Midwest Exploration company. Previously he had worked in the Wyo ming fields) He was a partner of L. E. Tea 21) \ whose friendshiv for Payne dates back to their Soyhood days, when they were inseparable compan- jons. Mr, Payne was a member of the Glenrock blue lodge, A. F. &@ A. M. @ member of the Wyoming consistory at Cheyenne and also a Shriner. No word has been received as to where burial will be made. He ts sur- vived by his parents, who reside in the cast. Warm Weather Sweeps South was about 35 years of aga Mr. Payne went to’ New Mexico sov: eral months ago to conduct operations | HELENA, Mont., March 1.—Mod- rate temperatures north of Montana are expected to bring the state weath- er bordering on spring, according to calculations made from weather bureau ‘gures. Last nightiwag cold through- out the state. Reports for February indicate that last month was the coldest February Helena has had since 1889, the temperature Iast month Two Shows was the coldest February Helena has|Te normal for February is 22% In had since 1889. the temperature lest | January this ymar the verage was month having eraged 13.6 degrees. s. the normal being equally benefical “It Makes for Strength” : UNION PHARMACAL CO. TODAY AND THURSDAY THE RATHBURN FOUR Leanard & Germaine zm Songs and Dances Medell Thompson “The Black Ace” Matinee Each Day, 2:30—Admission 40c Always on Hand at John Tripeny Co., 241 S. Center St A Bishop-Cass Theater HEADED BY “SAY IT WITH MUSIC” A Novelty Musical Act. Kinkade & Kinkade In “Love Never Dies” A Ventriloquil Oddity Eddie Birch “The Nut Comedian” FEATURE PICTURE ALICE CALHOUN —IN— Each Evening, 7 and 9—Admission 55c DISE™ The earth trembles, columns of fire shoot high into the air—a volcano has ernpted—Left alone on a South Sea Island is-a little girl, with only wild animals for companions. Like a female Tarzan, this fair bar, barian grows to womanhood. gentler nature than hers in love; none more terrible in hatred. The thrills and wildness of it all is irresistible. o PEARL WHITE In the Leading Role STARTS TODAY Admission 40c