Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN PRESIDENT NOT (GIMINED AUTO WIT BEHIND BOARD ACTION 23:22:22 No Effort Made to LABOR t ¥ Dictate Policies of Board, Vice Chairman Says; Steel and |; Farm Interests Accused t can be identified. Se eee of-more than a dozen villages In Mich CHIC2GO, March 31.—Intimations that President Har- igan as a result of the <lection just) ding anc. his cabinet had been instrumental in bringing the |»=!¢ present railroad fight for lower wages to the railroad labor board brought a strong denial sue in adjusting wages.” During a heated collog c san. “Then the president and his cabinet became interested in the attempt to reduce Iaber costs." Vice Chairman Hooper inqutred"how the interest was taken. “Through Hoover's activity. Thon Commissioner Potter of the L C. C. nothing was done about the replied Mr. Coleman. “What evidence have you of the president's interest,” asked the vice chairman. “The president’: rates were too Chairman Hooper then terminated the discussion with a fiat statement that “neither the president or amy member of his cabinet has ever given the board the slightest tntimation as | to what policy should be pursued tn “The president, I breve reason to know, is very scrupulous about such matters and has held apart from any discussion of the question with us,” the chairman « message saying from Vice Chairman Hooper trained nurse, testifying for th C. (Fatty) Arbuckle manshaug a definition on the witness stand today of the word “physi- ology,” although she was successful in defining “materia| medica.” | Shotestified yesterday-that she was called to attend a Virginia Rapp whom she identified as Miss Virginia Rappe, whose death Arbuckle is ac_| cused of having caused, when Miss Rappe became the mother of a child) in Chicago tn 1910. ‘Yesterday she anid she was a member of the gradu-| ating class of the nurses’ school at| the Cincinnati General hospital in| 1899, going under the name of Eliz- abeth Mller, but today she was un-| cortain whether that was the oe! she used. Mrs. Warren testified today that she was graduated in 1900 or 1901| from the National Medical University | KID ROSS HELD IN BASTILE As DAUG PEDDI ER Sale of Morphine to Agent of State Law Enforcement De- partment Charged Against Him. Bernie “Hid Rom, professional bax- er, is betog held in the county jail on @ state wurrent charging traffic in drugs, The charge against Ross was mafin by officers of the state maw enforcement department who have been investigating his case for Several weeks. The charge against Ross, accordim: to information given at tho sheri?r's office is based on actual sale of mor- of Chicago, an institution that went out of existence about eight years ago. ‘Testimony from two witnesses was! introduced by the defense to support | its contention that the signs of| agony exhibited by Miss Rappe at the Arbuckle party here that pre! ceded her death by four days had been observed in the past. Mra. Jerry Sundin of Holtywood, | said she saw Miss Rappe tear her waist and stockings after a party,| an@ Mrs. Lucille Shelton of Los An-| geles, told of seeing her tear her, clothing on another occasion. ‘The defense also read a deposition from Dr. Maurice H. Rosenberg of| Chicago that he attended Miss Rappe 20 years ago, and found her suffer-| ing from chronic bladder troub!e. Miss) Rappe died from a ruptured bladder. See crease Extra large Florida Grape Fruit, | only 10c; Fancy Louisians. Strawber- ries, 35c per box; Saturday only. Na-! trona_ Butt er_ Shop. Phine-to an. agent-ef the state law en- forcement department. The sale is said to hmve been made at a hovel occupied’ by Rous:in-the Sundbar dis- trict. The -charges-arevthe outcome-of re cent investigations mele by the sheriff's office of the mumerous trips mate by the boxer to and from Cas- per. Satisfied that Ross was selling “dope” but unable to procure definite information the sheriffs force turn- ed the case over to the law -enforee ment agents. was recently ¢ried in police court om a vagrant charge growing Sheriff A. E. Brown appearing as complaining witness. Judge Perry A. Morris dismissed the case against Ross but ordered that the boxer im- mediately secure a job or leave town. Bes Sr NS F. W. Cay, charged with pomet sion of mash, a composition used in the illicit manufacture is being held in the comnty jail pending a hearing of the case. No still as an outlet for | the mash s found, but it is believed by offictal here that Clay made the mash which was used elsewhere for distillation, thus throwing ivestiga- tors off the traci. Prince’s Trophy % ‘The Prince of Wales collected a éhipload of wild animals as trophies of his visit to India. Hére an ele- GATaI-CURCI—S Paul Whiteman All-Star Trio “TM AN hard to get are here again PFDLE2DODDIDPDIOD9EDIL9DIOD IDS GOEO DIG NGG DODD 2OOEEDESODIGDIDDLDIDISODIDEDIDSDDOIVIODIDIOTIDDIIIDD Next to Iris Theater headquarters at the city hall. The car |] GORDON SETTER FEMALE PUP ‘April Release of Victor Records A WONDERFUL VARIETY BY \ FAMOUS ARTISTS | Violin Solos__..___....._.- MISCHA ELMAN | ZIMBALIST | Violincello__.___.. HANS KENDLER Also SCHUMANN-HEINK—WERRENRATH And Many Others. NEW DANCE RECORDS % That Make Your Feet Tingle. Played’ by POPULAR SONGS INCLUDING Sung by FANNY PRICE A:Song to Cheer You. All the old familiar standard songs which were-so Come in, let us entertain you. If you-cannot call, phone ‘us for Records-on approval. The Richter. Music Co: Casper’s Only Exclustve Music House “If MAKES A DIFFERENCE WHERE YOU BUY" NEBRASKA TAG FOUND A Buick “4” with a Nebraska license rolman Pyle this morning near 339 Ves! First street, and was hauled into presumed to have been stolen, but ther the name of the owner nor t of the alleged thief is known. rhe car is being held meanwhile until Women are-to bold the purse.strings | —————- | Under the Engitsh law = marrted| on the bench today that the president had ever given “the | res, ot epicure commital to| slightest intimation as to what policy the board should pur-| sait under the Debtors’ act. ARBUCKLE DEFENSE WITNESS _ DEFINES MATERIA MEDICA BUT - FALLS DOWN SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.—Mrs. Virginia Warren, a ON SIMPLE QUIZ e defense in the third Roscoe hter trial, was unable to give Hat Styles Chosen By Irene Castle | Displayed Here at tho Blakey and company ready-to-| wear store for the remainder of this! chapeaux, which were chosen Irene Castle as being the most per- fect eelection of spring and summer hats will be shown. The modela were setected from French designers, and were modeled by Mrs. Castle in the last edition of the Ladies tome Jour |nal, the April number. In the Ladies Home Journal a com- plete description of the hats is given, but as “seeing is believing” the show- ing at the Blakey and company store Promises to be a great attraction. ‘The hats include the tailored street models, a sport design, several semi- formml afternoon patterns, and num- erous chic small chapeaux. The col- ors are of the latest hues, and in de- sign and tecture the hats acclaim the good taste of Mrs. Castle. Mr. Binkey cortially invites an in- spection of the display. LOST RETURN TO 1135 5. DAVID. ARD OPHIE BRESLAU Smith Orchestra Benson Orchestra INDIAN” in stock. Che Casper Dally Cribune Phone 806 $s SCOTT CLOTHING CO. RECEIVED BY TODAY’S 200 Suits Representing the Finest Mater- ials Chicago’s Master Tailors All Are New—Hand Tailored— Made-to-Order and Never We Welcome You to Look Over These Unusual Bargains— To Be Found Only At i SCOTT’S THE REGULAR PRICE Trousers From the Same Tailors Also Received by Today’s FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922, EXPRESS OVER : and Workmanship of Called for, and Will ' BeSold For LESS THAN i Charged for Suits of Equal: Values 100 Pairs ress 240 South Center Street Wyoming