Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1922, Page 16

>KGE SIXTEEN SEVEN VIGTIM CAUGHT IN ALD ON SANDBAR Warning Given Others That They Had Better Walk Straight and Narrow to Dodge Arrest. Police activity cleantng up thst of oe han at the wae {m numerous places Sei Tired taat night. a gambling raid in whieh seven persons fen viettms ina nvtification to scores of others that ifegal operations of all kinds must be stopped rogress and seven men the police station. It game was in p ing bela bond of $1,000 was put up to guaran tee the 81 of the persons ar ¢ Wil rested. A man by the name o fiams is said to bnve been arrested as operator of the game In as@@ition to the arrests and were ordered to appear at police head- quarters to show cause why they should be permitted to stay in Cas- > per. ——q— Injuries in Romp Fatal to Father PASADENA, Cal, March 21—A}r bert A. Polhamus, for 15 years gen: eral passenger agent in southern California, for the Canadian Pacific railroad, is dead at his home here to- day as a result of internal tnjurtes suffered when he fell while romping on his lawn with his little son. Pol- hamus formerty was with the South- ‘xn Pacific. Hoe was known among railroad men throughout the country as “Poly.” é ‘Transo Cigars—Union Made. be Casper Dally Cribune IRCUS OWNER invisible amd incalculabie, hem than in, as they believe, on every side so that they never Know from day to day whether a fatal iliness or mis- fortune will not strike them.” But there is a more buman side, Mr. Jenness explains. Their main Practically all their songs are dancing songs. “There is a good deal of back-biting and scandabmongering,” the ethnolo- gist explains, “especialty among the women, who will sit and talk scandal for hours.” There are fashions in clothing, “as Imperative as any fashions among a] Rapid changes are taking place, however, Implements of iron and steel, European textiles and sewing machines, European foods and cheap musical instruments will effect a com- plete transformation in a few years, sees erat aed ‘Treasure Hunters at Work. LONDON, March 11.—The new syn dicate which has beenformed to recov er the treasure from the Armada Gal. leon in Wobermory harbor has begun work. The water over the Spanish vessel is from ten to 14 fathoms deep an athe ship is buried under about 30 fect of sand and boulder clay at « dis tance of only 90 yards from the steamboat pier in daily use by many vessels. — Meet me at the Smoke House. ic shot. Mrs. Brunen’s mother and the | slain man’s daughter had left the | house only a few minutes before the shooting to attend a motion picture SLAIN IN HOME RIVERSIDE, N. J., March 11— John Theodore Erunen, an amuse- ment promoter and owher of the Doris-Ferrari circus, was shot and | killed last night while seated near a | first floor window of his home read- ing. A full charge from a shot gun struck him behind the left ear. His wife was on the second floor when the shooting occurred and found the body of her husband on the floor when she rushed into the room. There is.no clue to who fired the theater. In Juiy 1920 the Brunen home was entered by two men who hela up Mrs. Brunen and robbed the place of jewelry and money. Burlington county authorities today the descriptions of the two men re- semble thors of two or three men seen by neighbors to park a motor car near the Brunen home last night the shooting. well known among bet n was him “honest John” geles. home in 1920, one of marke4: us of.” According to different cities. ee ——— families who never taste ing Year's Day and at Bester. ctrens ané@ carntvar men who called Brunen. He was also said to have been a frjend of William Desmond Taylor, film director, who was slain at Los An Accordin gto Mrs. Brunen threats had been made aganst her husband and she recalled that upon the de- parture of the geunment who rob- bed her of jewelry and money at her them re- “We'll come back some day and get ‘Honest John.’ This stuff will help repay the money he’s cheated stated, telegrams bearing fictitious names and bearing the terse state- ment. “We haven't got what we want yet,” began arriving! frt}a In Greece there are hundreds of meat dur- the entire year except on New a VrEERereeo. Percy J. Hinton, his wife and their snapped as they walked into Philadelphia. That ended a 3300-mile hike from California on which Hinton says he haunted work. He said one man put down his Bible to kick him off the premises. SUPERSTITIONS LIVE IN NORTH ° daughter, Marguerite, two, COPPER ESKIMOS’ LIFE IS TOLD OTTAWA, March 11.—Modes of life, superstitions and beliefs not very far removed from those of the Neander Thal- man are revealed as today existent in the ice and snow-clad fields of the far north, at Coronation gulf. The strange lives and beliefs of these little known inhabi- tants of this out of the way land, the Copper Eskimos, are made known in official reports of the]moon are semi-human, or, at least, Canadian Arctic expedition of 1913-]the abodes of semj-human beings, the 18, goon to be published. It is the|sun being a woman and the moon a work of D. Jenness, ethnologist with|man. The stars were human beings the Southern party of the expedition,/or animals before they ascended. who writes in an interesting way of/Orion's three starred belt is composed these peoples’ dwellings, their snow |of sealers who never return’ to camp and {e> dance halls, thelr food, their! irds and animals, think the Cop marriages, their amusements, their|per Eskimos, can be offended by paychology and their morality. scornful words and the hunter who ‘To the Copper Esktmo, the sun and| mocks the carribou or seal, will be Income Tax Questions and Answers Address All Inquiries on Income Tax to Income Tax | Editor, Casper detoct the following my income tax returns? 1. Tabor union dues. 2. Lodge Anes. Pofl tax. 4. Contributions to church. 5. Admission taxes I paid during the year?—G. Van Arsvall. A—AM items except-lodge dues may be deducted. Q—I was “high-jacked” of ebout $500 worth of whiskey which I was fieltvering. Can I deduct ‘this as @ eneral business loss?—‘Doc.' cee Under the Revenue Act of 1918, this would be not allowed as a logs but the new law ig silent as to losses in any {legal business. If you can stand investigation, I would-show this as a ‘Toss. Q—I em contributing to the educa tion of @ sister, can I deduct this from my income tax?—Reader. ‘A.Not unless you are her chief support and she is under 18 years of age Q—I reeetved an injury during the year for which I collected insurance Must I show this es income during the year?—P. L. M. ‘A-—No this is not ‘subject to the tmcome tax. Q—Our company made numerous donations to various drives during the year and to settle a dispute I wish you would tell me if these are not deduct. ible. Subscriber. Q—Can I tems from A.—Contributions to charity by cor- | == porations, partnersips are not de duetible charges on your tax return Q—TI am a technica! laborer for which I have to furnish my own ma- terial. Can I deduct the cost of this, against my salary?—G. C. B. A.—This would be considered a business expense and would be an al- lowable deduction. Q—How would you figure a ma tured building and Loan series for tax purposes and would it be subject to the income tax?—B. & L. A.—tThe differerce between what you had actually paid in ané the amount you received would be sub- OPEN EVENINGS | SHOP AT NIGHT OO suddenly stricken. “The religious doctrines of the Copper Eskimos,"* Mr. Jenness a6- | sects, “bring them little or no com- fort. Mysterious and hospital powers, Daily Tribune. 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