Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1922, Page 14

VE MAKE A LIDDLE SECRET DOoR FOR Rose (YELL How DER DUM-GOOZLED DID You. Come WHO ISS DER) // LAST LAUGHER |“ NOW 7 TAME DOT, You DuM- FOOZLED MUTT! MAYBE You COME HOME T GUESS MAYBE UP- STAIRS ISS DER BEST! SQhiss You) Z SATISFIED ? NOW MAYBE VE TURN AROUND DER TABLES NUNCE ! ~ ae Oe VELLIVELL!So You (SS DERE, ARE NOU? ISS YOU FEELING T COULDNT MISS Tt You cant SHOOT VEN LISS o) ; - Crthine COMIC SECTION Casper, Wyo., March 5, 1922 3922, by International Feature Service, Ine. Great Britain Rights Mectee Registered U.S. Patent Office. RATE REDUCTION ON SUGAR FROM WEST DEFERRED - 3uspension Until July 1 Pend- ing Hearings to Be Held by Commission Is Ordered. aa March 4.—Reduc- from nesota, Wisconsin, Dakota, Oklahoma and the upper pen- insula of Michigan would be give a rate of eight cents per hundred pounds or a reduction of approxinute ly 11 per cent. No statement was made by the com- mission as to the cause, which led to the suspension of the order out it was presumed in view of (he fact that hearings were set for New York that the question of competitive re‘ation- is involved in the action of the west- ern roads, Regular Booze Confiscated By N. Y. Sleuths NEW YORK, March 4—Two scows full of bottles of whiskey of a brand Popular in pre-Volstead days, wero seized in Westchester creek off 117th street and the seven men com- posing the crews placed under ar- rest. Inspector George C. Liebers do- elared his belief that the liquor hed been smuggled on steamships frory Cuba, ‘Three patrol] wagons, working in relays, transported the several thou- “|sand bottles in burlap bags to the ‘Westchester police station. Tru lumbering down to the whart an early hour and an un- usual number of lights on the scows aroused police suspicions and led to (arama ects ay Land Exchange Is Discussed By The President WASHINGTON, March 4.—Prest- dent Harding suggested to congress today the adoption of a policy of defi- nitely describing all lands 7 transferred from the public Gomaing for the benefit of private individuals According to suicide statistics in the United States the day on which most acts of self-destruction are commit- ted is Monday. ° The Union e Mill Co. Is prepared to take care of all kinds of cabinet work. Also job work of any de- ‘| scription. i 402 S. Durbin Phone 1462 Income Tax Compiled With Notary Service. Hours 5 to 10 Evenings. Minimum Fee, $2.50. OFFICE: OVER IRIS THEATER Gabriel Saubbers| | || Hold Your Car to the Road For Sale by Casper Battery Company 508 E. Yellowstone Hwy. hone 907