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

PAGE TWO. GONOTTONS NSS wn enone Sy CASPER NOT TO | BE GRITIGIZED Operations Ahead cf Most Cities of Its Class in District. Simancial, builiing and other conditions @uring the slack season of the year is ontained in tho monthly review of the federal reserve bank for this dis- trict. Bank clearings fn Cusper for the smenth of January amounted to $4,653,- 308 and were larger than those of Bar- Ckeeville, Colorndo Springs, Emporia, ¥remont, Guthrie, Hastings. Pueblo or Independence. In be = operations onty $71,600 worth was projected here in January yet this figure was larger than the total reported from Cheyenne, Coilo- zado Springs, Hatchinson, Joplin, savenworth, Lincoln, Okmulgee, Pu #bdlo, St. Joseph or Topeka. CONVICTED OF LIQUOR FRAUD NEW YORK, March 3.— Edward Doregan was found guilty and Mias Regina Sassone not guilty of con- m bic scalo by trafficking in stolen anite. ‘The government charged that Dome- gan had mado more then $1,000,000 through Nquor frands. Salt Industry Monopoly Ended «ating ‘abandonment of state trading. ‘Time has shown that the idea of getting state trade into the hands of the government is a dead one,” it exys. “The time has come to give “up the idea of concentrating the en- tire state trade in one hand. The government should try to control only ‘two-or thres of the chief products.” MRS. FRADY’S “WOUNDS FATAL MIAMI, Mia, Yarch 3.—Mrs. Witgar 42 Erady of Chicago, sister of John 3% Thompsen, Chicago restaurant ongnate, who was short here Sunday by her husband, who later attempted spicide, died Thursday. I Am Absolutely Free of Rheumatism, Nervousness and Dyspepsia-- Thanks to TANLAC it is a wonderful medi. cine, states Mrs. F. E, TYounsel, 731 Merchant St., Los Angeles, Cal. Millions of people all over the JU. S., Canada and Mexico have testified to the remarkable reconstrac tive power of this wonderful medicine. Get a bottle to- day. At all good druggists. New Shipments Arriving Daily of Fisk and Regina Hats On Display at Anne's Hat Shop Balcony, Midwest Bldg. ry the and, therefore, the state of Okia- On Aref 11, 1920, the court nang | FIGHT TREATY, Old Supremacy Ede Casper Daily Cridune River was 2 non-navigable stream | sa Gretas ar wtees HITCHCOCK TG | Blondes Lose | hes admitted to the unton. | | seein Semana 2. hold. * mtentions o! OT, Ani - | BOUNDARY LINE INVOLVED 1919, by Attorney General Freeting alleging that the south bank of the be tween the states. The }ii allesed | this was the line set by a treaty be tween the United States and Spain ‘$egned in 1819. It alleged further, that the supreme court had pre viousty construed the treaty in this | ‘way tm deciding the case of Greer | county, Okta) against Texan, a suit brought to determine the ex- act boundary at that point. An injonction was asked prevent- RICH OTL FIELD ON STATE March 3-—When argument is resumed be fore the supreme court of the Unit- ed States 2 Washington .April 24, in the Red River case invotving the location of the oundary line be tween Texas and Oklahoma, jong su. Lin- with Diack hair has been elected mistress erry location of the south bank of the river. Then followed a long series of fter a blonde Ladd of woman it wit was named by the court to take testimony on this phase of the case. Hundreds of placer claimants were | heard as were old residents of the through more than two nd, according to S. P. Free ling, attorney general of Oktnhoma, ises to continue perhaps as w again before a final settlement is reached. the selection of aides to the brunettes, Miss Caroline of New York; Dorothy\Lower of Chi- cago, Elizabeth Woody of Louisville, Ky., and Harriet Rathbun, 2f Madi- |lowing his sensation escape from the Cook county jail ber 11. \26 Routed Out CHICAGO, March 8. — ‘Twenty-str Persons were forced to flee, scantily clad from the rooming house In which they Jived, when fire Thursday senior tree reise. burned the building cccupie, by the pope va An ted Naples Macaroni company and spread claas picked two biondes to the rooming house adjacent, caus- noe metab = ing a loss estimated a> $50,000. , - | Austin Muldowny, proprietor of the|including appendicitis, One dose w. rooming house discovered the fire and|convince or money refunded. awakened every one in the house, per- _Fore male at all druggists —Adv. broedcast by Chicago police fok|swept through their rooms. im Chicago on Decem- Of Bed by Fire|=* The controversy over the teund- ary Ine originated early tn 2919 when a rich off field was discover ed Im the ded of the Red River be Chicago Gunman Is Under Arrest| and from investigation of trees, many of which were cut dorwn for their inspection. During the peneency of the so tion many parties have intervened ome claiming title by virtue of be- ing riparian owners and others by virtue of having made mineral dis- coveries in the bed of the river. On the question of title, the court has heard arguments from the riparian claimants, the mineral claimants, from the United States and from Oklahoma. In the final hearing, set for April 24, the United States and Oklahoma tween Tillman and Cotton counties, Oklahoma and Wichita county, Texas Immediately a serious situa- tion arose in which armed men on April 1, 1920, Frederic A. De catver for the contested lands. He In the meantime, the government of the United States intervened, sustaining the position of Oklahoma with reference to the contentions in contested for possession of drilling sttes. Texas rangers, on orders from Governor Hobby, opposed an unorganized body of Oklahomans, and a state-of virtual siege was es tablished. An effort made by the governors and attorney-generals of Doth states to adjust the matter failed, and an orginal bill was filed in the supreme court December 6, the bill of complaint ffled by Attor- ney General Freeiing, but alleging tht the government of the United States was the owner of the soil be- tween the middle of the river and 1 the Red rangers lano of Chicago was appointed re is etill serving in that capacity. Can you imagine Old Man Gloom existing in a home where Al Jolson, Ted Lewis, Nora Bayes, Frank Crumit, Bert Williams, Van & Schenck, Marion Harris, Dolly Kay, Paul Biese, Furman and Nash, Deiro, and such stars arepresent? It is significant that the popular Broadway stars—the musical joy artists—all make records for Colum- bia exclusively. And so Columbia Records are to you a guarantee of all that is new, all that is good, all that is most popular in the kind of music that most people like. Play Columbia Records, happy habit. 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