Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1922, Page 13

fhe Caspet Daily Trinune PAGE THIRTEEN MYSTERY IN REPORTED: th ABDUCTION OF WOMAN Ttuite sTL PULZLES POLICE COMIC SECTION Casper, Wyo., April 2, 1922 Copyright, 1922, by Star Company. Great Britain Rights Reserved. tered (1. S. Patent Office. in their investigation of the mystery of an alleged attack Tuesday on Mrs. James Deiy, a bride of a month, who |asserts that she wan decoyed by tele jPhone to a rendezvous in the resi- ‘ dence district with an unknown wom- an, dragged into a automobile, beaten and choked into unconsciousness and left on the prairie on the outskirts of the city. The investigating officers are working on rumors nat the wom- an was seen walking snd crying near the spot where she says she was |thrown from the automobile at about the time she states she wis thrown PEARL, DARLING, y a 1 \tsom it in an unconscious condition, PLL NEVER. LEAVE beeen \ BOXCAR BUNKHOUSE ON aay sp Be | BURLINGTON 1S FIRED MAJOR GUMBO, MY DAUGHTER, PEARL, Is THANKS, TOBY. 4 GOINGS To MEET BooB MSNUTT 1M FRosIT OP “THe. Post OFFICE -You"LL. LOSE OUT IF You a NE Gor A KIDNAPPING Two BoiraRs ) JoR FOR YOO Wo A READ AND | XYEGGS WA FRontr OF THREE bolLARS } Post OFFICE — 2 How MUCH Yo You Yve Gor mr BRAIN WORKING | Fire partly demolished a boxcar used as a bunk house near Jefferson land the Burlington right of way last night shortly after 9 o'clock, The blaze had got a great deal of headway before the alarm was turned in. About 750 feet of hose had to be stretched to reach the blaze. Fire department No. 2 answered the call Noul, LISTEN, MAJoR GUMBO, You Z } HE JUST FITS KEEP Aware FROM PEARL - You \ RS. WW THE BOK New Victor Records For April Have Just Arrived THEY ARE ON; SALE TODAY if They will all please :you— * \Fespecially these six ~which we picked as the “best sellers” — Boss, J'4 GOING ; Fr Boo Hoo! PEARL, MYC Love. Fanny Brice sings “I’m An_In- Dowis TO THe Ye0 DOME Bones a el PLL HARRY SHALL WE NeconeTe || Petiow Nathen”” She ie one of GARAGE TOR Leave ME Wy a Ou- Deny Net muet For “(HE BINING ReoM OF the cleverest comediennis on the | ¢ SOME GASOLINE ins t. OU See? THE Spite - TAKE OUR NEW HOME IAS stage today, and her Yiddish dia-§ ; MINUTE YoU ssiltans Reece BLUE OR OLD Rose ? lect is worth hearing. 5 TURN YeuR, pian Ms 2k : f Back He ah The overture to “Don Pas- LEAVES You ~ y » quale” is a beautiful nunvber MAJOR, IF played by Toscanini and the La aed SENG Scala Orchestra, When you hear IST HIM this you'll want more or the same kind. Fall of rhythm is the “Nocturne” played by the Flonzaley Quartet. It is a record you will want to hear again and again. You will be fascinated with it. “Song of Love” sung by Lucy Marsh and Royal Dadmun is an- other one of the big successes of the musical comedy “Blossom Time.” “Serenade” is on the re- verse side of this record, sung by Lambert Murphy and the Or- pheus Quartet. suloreense aed “Never Mind” 7 8 are two of the cleverest fox trots iz a a PARDON) ne in eee PEARL, DARLING, ay Teithe Ail Sse a “Tndveeae BUMS CUTsISS WHo HAS Seca) @ News PRen tea ; IT SAYS WERE Orchestra. A SMASHUP ON AccoUNT LTR REE THE CWIL. oe Reckless oe WAR Is OVER A four-handed pian pe 7 YOU PickKED UP sure fire hit—“Say, Posen Say,” and “I've Got the Wonder Where He Went and When He's Coming Back Blues”. Played Arden and Ohman. Nut nat But hear it. You want to hear the new Victor Records for April. We want to play them for you. Come in. The Music Shoppe, Inc. “Exclusively Victor” At Tripeny’s Drug Store 241 S. Center St. Phone 1745 Casper, Wyoming We always have the Rec- ords you want—when you #ant them.