Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1922, Page 9

he Casper Daily Cridune PAGE NINE Lloyd Gearge to eecure the Ieader-|action would hero the effect af vi ship of .ne conservative party and} tiatng the weaiy gonends thit & this ts not the ob} x4 Cnurchil] moved cloture which Ject of Bis letter to Chaasbertain, it} 25 carrier 199 to 60. gratulious folly on his vert, This and othe- charges tit Ulster! 155 15 ¢3 had been tricked through an inter- ruption from Winstan Churchill, soc meraders of the subcommities pre- dicted. The amendment then was defeated pete at electrical wizard of pas pent ho has succeeded in pro- | we a ducing and controlling an indoor | and wounded thunderstorm, with all the charac- | sistant treasurer BANDIT SHOOTS, SCHENECTAD:, N. ¥—Dr. C. company |uboratur‘es, W YORK, n Long Island city, and escaped with s payroll of $90,008) with interest. When Mr. Chamber. z 5 lain <« or OST] ber A i Bw Reis tie i Saher’ Placed in| [jem Se ene en et 1 simepts Devin, Wationstint: sasenber f preneuncement bearing on the poiltical a + DENVEK.—The American Wheat Bathtub Results in Death of y crisis. of the Falls division af Belfast, eaid| | DENY Ne cisted. was organised Sree ieee tees red in the U — Frances Dev on night, bi the Ulster members were complaining ae = po ed Rip: So Den peertatbed aid pot Wal|of tzickery and asad why they : with the crisis, transacting only state} Should expect to be exempt from it. = ah 3 A business. They bad never found the govern OMAHA, Neb., March 3.—There wil) | ‘Tho anti-ceatition newspapers say the|™ment out until now, he remarked, and storm raised by the premier’s letter} yet they had been supporting it for #0 Mr. Chamberiain became worse yes-|2 quarter of a century against the terday, while Lieya George's champ-|inteests ef their own country. sons declare matters are somewhat im-| Mr. Churchill sald the government proved. All agrpe, however, that|should not uceept any amendment nothing @pproaching a settiement has| which altered or interpreted the bom reqehed and that difficulties re|troaty. If they tried to write in the| ‘ provisions of an explanatory or; Tpretative nature they might ox- Chicago Evening Pest. ‘The heater, according to Dr. J. H. Henske, who was called by a m.gro murse, was found on a damp towei, | ‘which yas wrapped about her feet. Ii | had either into the tub, in which there wad no water, or had been Placed there by Mrs. Devereux to Warm her feet ‘Tie nurse's attention had been at tracted by Mrs. Devereux's two smai ehildren who had heard thelr mother feream. The children tried to open the bath reem door but @ locksmith had to * id to unlock It Mire Devere dead when reached. Mrs. husband, Frederick %. Devereux, general sales agent for the Bell Telephone Securities com: pany, was in Milwaukeo at the time. Mrs. Devereux was born in Chicago ana cducated at Gunston Hal, Wash imggton, D. C.. She was married it ‘Washington nine years ago and lived a an The Convenient Coffee Dissolves instantly when ycu pour on water. 100% pure coffee. Not a substitute. Never varies, Every can guaranteed to Booklet fr give satisfaction. re March 3 Send 10c for im New York for @ time. CHICAGO, March 2—A thriling , eta. ake mmysterm navel entitied "The Great Woman Sought tril Measure the cost by the cup Movie Mystery,” written from real . life is available to the pubic. ail for A E be 1 —not by the size of the can. 20 epnts, George Conrad journallet, taid in his lecture at the 8 m zzber G. WASHINGTON CU/PFEE REFINING COMPANY & Medill, Seboat of Journalism of rs) f T M $22 Fifth Aveaue, New York Northwestern university last night. | - i ] He oketched the ten chapter head- oun Money ings, all built om first page head- They were: cone Den aptes t, Who killed ‘William. | BOSTON, March 3.—Miss, Euzabeth aa rol cag Kenny, 33 years old, housekeeper and ro es) or cea cates ig cae os [Se aN es eee al we be strapmxl for the it i , : ted th ves a wal toe te the United Statee} ;, chapter FV-—The vanished but- charging her with larceny of $10,000 errors in the sanity hearing. With the] gaan V ne Powser Patt tele: wiatite nunttre’ ioe ths auacbaae ? CONVENIENT AND Bek OM judge's proneuncement, Church's last “On __ would amount to $20,000. Owing to Bope for life waa thought to have| cus’? YE~TBe Portrait in his failing wight, Mr. Wright had af- gone. ~ a lo jousekeeper to look after Following Judge Scanion's refusal to] cra at'n bene ne tae letter | nis books, some of which were said intervene, Attorney Tyrrell hastened} .chapter VIII-—I love you—I loré |t® have been destroyed when light to the superior court room of Judge you—I love you!’ ning struck the house in 1920. Joseph David, whee he began to re. Npimatas TROT hs mina (eit: 6 —— new his pleas in the hope that Judge! gaise nome.” David, who bas not heretofore enter-| “"“ Chapter X<—The dope ring.” tained the case, might extend some re-| «then he discussed the chance that let, “twas geceraliy regarded as al wewenapers cater 10 seantel, Sepioyn Tepe. Fs “I don't get half so flustered over At the county jail, witnesses to the} .-andal in a newspaper as some per- seecution began assembling) shortly! sons think I ought to,” said Mr. Bas. after 3:30 o'clock and were admitted, tian, “because the scandal in today’s ® contingent at a time, shortly after-| ‘nowspaper is tomorrow's reform. yee “The newspaper,” he added “does . fe death warrant was read/at 3:40) not sweep the dust under the bed eae etase, ater, the mitneaser were, a2] nor chuck the waste inte the sini An Appreciation Sombled in tho execution room. The} {netead af carrying it out before the death march was begun at °3:50.! Pia6 public pase” Church being carried to the gallows, The trap was sprung at 3:54 oSclock. GovT R DEAF In 75 years, from 1783 to 1857, the kingdom of Naples lost nearly 112,- itants by earthquakes, or So thorough:7 are we convinced of the apprecia- ; tion of good music by our fellow citizens, so well have Seether dant a ene W. we been supported in our earnest effort to sponsor Ghureh, 21-yearsold double maurderer. good music in Casper, that we take this means of patirured ee banged today, thanking every one for the kind interest shown. This have termed a state oe oe TARRYTOWN, N.Y, March bn success has re! been — through on invaluable sypnotic catalensy as his ai e¥5}'The body of & young woman sbou! assistance of our combined Woman's Clubs as well ned to i themselves of three , who had been murdered, i: 4 2s bisa poling (otire 00 OG Sloe ee ee as through the co-operation of the Rotary and Kiwanis slay, and the sheriff announced his} North ‘Tarrytown, near John D. Clubs. lsum to carry out the execution +: 4 Rockefeller's estate. Pi m. with the hetpless Church strap- thon Back eid ped in a chair. ; ‘There 000,000 children born Governor Small refused to interfere ag Se Zier alarece” all "saad The Richter Music.Co. BY GEO, E. RICHTER. eee MARTZ HAT SHOP . Bartel, fs Attorneys said he wouM seek in crim: 154 South Center Street inal court today. Thinl and taxt hope . ‘sas for the other attorney, Irrank J. All Satin and Taffeta Hats | ONE-HALF PRICE | These are just the thing to wear during the next two months. ~ FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1922. e s ‘i . i 4 i : ' teristics of ifs natural brother, ex- {ze tS axporasion t . - cept the thunder clouds. ca Fy . ania {antinued from Page One) _jlins and Griffith that the counties of —————SE=E—————————————————S ET t ni ey wi ing | Fermanagh, ‘Lonéonderry 2 thelr followers into line are awalted pie po pO Noyes jm them Was Brodie Rubber Co. u. 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Center St. Casper, Wyo. £ We Always Have the Records You Want When You Want Them. however, that atter|] DOWN OUR WAY AND SEeehy te a oes, ee ik ae Said about COFFEE in the Nineteenth Century: Five hundred thousand men, women ‘They aimitted, Imving fought ane cane yr a Sate and feleral comte thar eks|f ave Money on the > ida ag eer Mae Pea ig “It must be pure as an angel, strong as and children at the largest store of its si from his right to the left side, fol- love, black as the devil and hot as hell.” in the world Sarg) Mee le Zed out within the twentyfive day . } ROASTED DAIL lowed a visit of his sister tn which eaees Talleyrand—Frend Statsman |] WANTED Ms eyes; and recognise her, and mats - PATRICK, HENRX-~-Yon new. Pat—Said: : “Give “C.” WEST a farewell mapenene * for. me liberty oor give me deat! asper people say: ) ; j pe cndeclgedie tian cvtelae g Ben oa ag wind “Give me Pigeon’s fresh Roasted Coffee or give me ‘Why? 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You are welcome to inspect our new Spring and Summer Woolens that have just arrived. —————————————— EE eee TIM, The Tailor and Cleaner Iris Building—Upstairs