Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1922, Page 3

€be Casper Daily Tribune CANVASS MADE |{.¥.C.1. WORKER WILL | SINCLAIR WINS tien when he scratched himself with PAGE THREE’ & scalpel while operating on @ patient,| British airplane operators and me. how is believed to be out of denger. |chanicians have formed a trade union By & new process aluminum can/to protect the interests and remedy PHYSICIAN RECOVERS. CHETENNE, Wyo, March 3.—Dr. Wester of Australia will] NEW YORK, March 2—Harry F. Brother-} Sinclair, oil magnate and was awarded $100,000 by a jury in the Brooklyn supreme court today in a sult against James 5S. Johnson to re- cover the purchase price of the race horse Playfellow, a brether of the not. ed thoroughbred Man O”War. of the gross re : A POPULAR ot the Wyatt cafeteria ATTRACTION management Harvey ey ods The unending popularity of the Fa- mous Georgia Minstrels who are sched- uled for an appearance here at the Iris theater March 12 and 13 is one of the wonders of stageland. Whatever of ~ | the secret of its magic success, it is a ‘| positive and self evident fact. Now in its thirty-third year of its career, it throngs the theaters from Maine to Caltfotnia and from! Winnipeg to New Orleans in a manner that ts truly mar- velous. Always kept up to a high de- gree of excellence, one is always sure of an up-totherainute and satisfying 1 performance. . No company before the public stands the: Sanders’ home on South McKn- : JAIL DRUGS ARE SFIZED the wear and tear of time as well as ley street and the evening was spent i) = does The Famous Georgia Minstrels. playing games and with music A handsome mahogany smoke stand was the gift presented to the host with due ceremony. In the hearts of the theater going pub- lic it is always popular. The sub-title Mollie Hightower, negress, ts in the|«Gsorgia’* has been copied by many city jail and Louis Feilder, negro, 1s/the object being to mislead the public being held in the county jail on a|pur this aggregation has never been charge of dealing in wholesale distri-| withdrawn from the American stage bution of drugs in Casper. Both were| for a single season, and during its ex taken into custody this morning at 279] intence it has been kept up to a high West A street, after information| standard and this year the manage aghinst them had been obtained per-| ment has eclipsed all previous efforts sonally by Sheriff Joe L. Marquis. The announcement that they will When the negroes were placed un-|appear at the Iris theater will be wel Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Mahoney, who jvere ‘recently marriei in Chadron, Nebd., @re now making thelr home in Lander, and write friends that they} Shall we let it call in vain? intend moving to Casper in the spring. —MARGUERITE J. NEWTON. THK ASSESSMENT WORK | a BEGINS HERE TOMORROW! Six of the young Indies who are in Mrs. Fremont Michie ts spending The annnal assessment of property the employ of the Midwest Refining! several day in the city visiting with in G by the county will be un- order to attend the Leopold Godow- sky concert. der arrest the sheriff's office confis-|come news to the minstrel fans. cated quantities of drugs said to have —_s ® total value of several hundred dol- CARD OF THANKS. lars. The drug was analyzed by Yr. We wish to thank the many friends J. F. O'Donnell and found to test| forthe kindness and sympathy shown buflding : during the recent illness and death of Sables at ikaswnet anette dertaken tomorrow when a field crew | pure cocaine. our dear mother; also for the beautifu ‘were Sugsts of seven mefhbers will undertake the} While both people are being held} riowers sent in her memory. Should served at the Chanticleer cafe last evening. Table decorations added to work in Casper. The assessment work |0n state warrants it is probable they| you be far from dear ones when suc) will be pushed through to completion | will be turned over to government au-| sorrow befalls, we only hope God in the appearance of the table and a *. ® at the earliest rcasible date accord-|thorities for prosecution under anti-| his goodness will send such friends special menu was served. City Briefs ing to the statements of Lyle B. Jay,| narcotic Inws ta you. “ Wiidgd county assessor. That ti» victims of arrest have en- MR and MRS. F. B. JULIAN, Choir to Some delay will be occasioned in| gaged in a profitable business here is St RAE Se XEPULTAM, Meet Friday. i _|sending field deputies into the rural}shown by the valuable jewelry found “Noe . 'N. H. JULIAN. The choir of the North Casper » '] Ustricts of Natrona county, due to] in their possession and by the entries, W. JULIAN, church will meet in regular session f : the unfavorable weather conditions.| said to total several hundred dollars 3-2-1t" Friday evening at tho home of Mrs. In all prohability the dispatch of these| made in a savings account pass book. ———_@q~— Hazel Johnson, 1240 North Durbin ‘workers will be delayed until the end Re Pe Portiand, Ore., has one of the finest street. After the practice a social hour is planned and all members and their friends are the invited guests, cee Formal Dinner Is Enjoyed. Sfring flowers were the attractive . Gecorations used for the table at the 3 Chanticleer cafe for the formal din- ner preside@? over by Mr. and Mrs. ‘Three thousand merchant vessels'Iabor temples tn ~Americn, recently fly tne Japanese flag. completed at a cost of $400,000. of March in order to insure rapid working after deputies are in the field. store and has numerous friends here see ‘W. A. Blackmore returned to his home here the first of the week from Denver where be spent the week end attending to business interests. — eee The insolent alarm clock that went off at the wrong time For a little while it gave the as pleasant and far more safe, call at 7 a.m., and was useful. to get the comfort of a hot meal- ‘When it began calling at mid- timecupofPostum—andtoknow Mrs. H. L. Patton and the host and hostess. Following the dinner the guests attended the concert at the: Lyric theater. eee Meeting at the 1. 0. 0. F. To Iroquois Council Ne. 8, Degree. of Pocohéntas, will meet tonight tn rou: lar session in the I. 0. O, PY hall. “ne ant nore fotowedby' soda | OMe tr cher pave on halen me will be the program for the even-/ne visited for several days with his a8 son, Julian Lever, Jr., who ts attend. lag the University of Michigan. ce throughout the ‘state. ‘ cee Judge C. D. Murane fs lexving to day for Thermopolis where he will at- night and 2 o’clock inthe morn- that there’s not going to be any irg, it became a nuisance. irritation to nerves afterward. ‘When tea or coffee stimulates Postum is delicious and satis- the nerves at mealtime i.ceems fying, and it contains no element Picasant, but when it gives the that.can harm nerves or diges- wake-up call at midnight and tion. Postum is a safe and de- at mid-afternoon, the pleasure is of the family, at any meal. gone and serious harm is on the ‘Your grocer hes both) forme of Postams 5 Instant P. (in tins) made instantly in the Se EDO eee cookgun aoa eee tooo Cereal packa; of larger bulk, for those Thousands of people have who as to aks the Ae wine ihe conse | found it fully being prepared) made by boiling for 20 minutes. At Mallin Club. Harry Adams has returned from The Knights of Cotumbus acted as} outa Neb, were he apent @ part pore oes ee reine’ pan |of te week attending to business mat. Sto Stas Samper ters and visiting with friends. ties of the season held at the Mullin Graph giup as the (st of the series of Pre! Gregory Powell who ts easocinted affairs. ‘The 8: hestra playe? for the | With the industrial department of the Midwest Refling company at Salt Sens oe its ee ae Creok, is spending several days here program the Rye waltzes and tag He attended the concert at the Lyric ances proved popular. Light re-| st night Bieta Feet ee erie ee to be neia| C.J Bullack, connected with the under the auspices of the Knights of | torial department of the, Colorado Wolumbus for visiting and resident| SPrings Gazette, is visiting broth- members and their ladies will be|& Attorney Roy H. , for a around Easter time. It is probable| °W ‘ays while en route to the Pa- that the next affair wil be formml. | “!fic coast. This is the first time the ee two men have met in years. eee Mrs. Cari Taylor pK RO eR gr Walfare club will meet at the home| "old court for a tow days in that di- of Mrs. . P. Taylor, South Lincoln | “!sion of the sixth judicial district. street, Friday afternoon. OSS Pe ET Flour has been successfully mate ‘An interesting subject. will be pre- or eer eee mata wented and discussed in open forum. | presttan concern is now turning cut these vegetable flours. i Personals i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Les re expected to return to the city in a few days from ‘Washington, D. C., PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets A a ply a will not ecabarress you m longer ou get a pa o! begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. 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The present pay of pilots 1 Us P blood-polsoning reeulting from infro-} without cracking. is sixty dollars a week. —) -__oO —_—_—_—_——————————— $1,000 and Upward For You or Any Member Of Your Family Is Guaranteed in the Insured,Savings Plan You decide to save in easy, equal monthly deposits, during 120 months. The pay- ments are small and if you méet reverses, you may withdraw. This is a meritorious and worthy savings plan. Without obligat- ing yourself, write to us or call and we will gladly explain. The National Bank of Commerce Casper, Wyo. “A Bank of Strength and Service” ¢ Robert Fulton taking his little boat up the Hudson, The invention of steam navigation —a lucky strike for him. LUCKY STRIKE: ‘When we discovered the toasting process six years ago, it was a Lucky Strike for us. Why? 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