Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO. MILLS 10 JOIN IN COURT FETE Troop 10, Junior Scouts and| Girl Scouts to Appear in Joint Demonstration at School. | ‘The Mill ac when the Bo; gether with the Scouts hool will be the scene of thering this evening| ts of Troop 10, to-! unior Scouts and the} e a joint gemonstra- h the whole com: Roy E. Robertson, | ls schoo! an“ > be presented to] Tenderfoot pins w member: he troop who recently qualified em, commissions re- celved nal scout headquar- vered to the officials nas been -| Troop 5 to succeed Scout-| T. Graham whose resigna-| master ated with the troop for it in the capacity of t scoutmaster. In taking charge of the troop at its regu- lar meeting at the old high school gym last night, Mr. Lee announced that he was ready to begin intensive radio work with members of the troop, and within a short time the troop expecic to have a first class receiving station) in operation. | | South Casper schoo! | school observance of! janted two elm trees on Appropriate ex- Pupils of in holding Arbor day, the school grounds. ertises accompanied the ceremony pupils of all grades taking part Teachers in charge of the program were assisted by S. H. Puntenney, the nurseryman, who besides superin tending the actual tree planting in structed the pupils in the proper man-| ner of planting, donated one of the/ trees. The pupils of the.school demon-| strated a great pride i nthe first step/ toward the beautification of their | schoo! grounds and a large number of | volunteers asked for the job of water: | ing and taking care of the trees | a — RESIGNED MAGISTRATE SEEKS EARLY RELIEF FROM OUTIES OF OFFICE Judge Perry A. Morris of the local police court, who handed his official! resignation to the city clerk yesterd cfternoon, said that the hoped to be relieved by Monday. In commenting on the matter, Judge Morris said that he had no rea- son in resigning other than that the job was not to his liking and that he had taken it in the’first place rath- cr as a duty than as a position de- sired. When Judge Morris goes out of of- fice, he will have filled the position two yeers and four month. In that time he has shown himself extreme- ly capable and just in all his decis- ions, having commanded the respect and good feeling of even those who have appeared before him. ‘The judge states that he intends in the near future to drive to Ohio and make a six weeks’ visit to the state in which he was born and from which he has been ebsent for over 30 years. Judge Morris has spent 22 years in Casper. Paper Workers Vote to Strike NEW YORK, April 28—(By The As- sociated Press)—The strike vote taken by the International Brotherhood ot ‘Paper Makers was overwhelmingly against acceptance of wage reductions proposed by manufacturers of news print, Jeremiah T. Carey, president of the brotherhood, announced at a con ference with the acturers her 4 Chicken Dinner 11:30 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. SATURDAY The Wigwam > OS Bide. DIP MISTAKEN John Hayes, former Natrona coun- | ty agricultural agent, and now a Fremont county rancher for the activity of law en. forcem officials of the state and ot Natrona county. Mr. Hayes’ first hand knowledge éomea as the result of his being stopped by officers of the law Wed- nesday afternoon while he was en route overland from his ranch in fremont county toe Casper. In order to check up the traffic over the Yellowstone highway west of Casper Sheriff Joe L. Marquis ordered William Flaherty, a deputy and Ben Hewitt, a member of the law enforcement department, to pa. trol the west end of the road in Na- trona county yesterday. One of the first automobiles to appear in the scene was one driven by Mr. Hayes. He was stopped and without knowing ‘that he was con- fronted by minions of the law he entered into a friendly discussion of current topics. The officers espie¢ what appeared to be two smal! barrels in the rear of the car. Ha! Their duties had been well and nobly done. Here was | @ liquor transport meeting up with the law. | Mr. Hayes was closely questioned. | Noticing that the hopeful Sherlocks appeared to have suddenly becomq possessed of glee he questioned their elation. He was then informed that the strong arm of the law was about to take possession of iim. Talk availed nothing until Mr. Hayes was asked for his name and former address, the officers firmly believing that his future address was to be the county jail. Patties, per lb FORMER COUNTY AGENT COLLECTS ‘SMOKES’ HERE THIG EVENING === CC things at reasonable prices. Pure Sugar Stick Candy, 25 sticks for Back to Pre-War Prices. FOR *f00N, itt and Fisherty were astounded. Mr. Hewitt admitted that he knew Mr. Hayes but had been unable to place him before. It developed then that both men had ranches in tho saune county. Enquiring what it was all about Mr. Hayes was informed that the kegs or barrels covered in his car looked suspicious. and the officers frankly told him that they believed the content was contraband liquor. “Just a minute gentlemen,” said Mr. Hayes and as he uncorked one of the barrels a foul smelling aroma permeated the air, It developed that the suspected liquor was noth- ing other than kegs of sheep dip which Mr. Hayes was delivering to a customer whilden foute to Casper. It 18 rumored that Mr. Hayes called at the sheriff's soffice today and collected two expensive Havanas from the aforementioned officers of the law who nearly made a mistake. ‘JOINT LAND BANK IN CAPITAL OPENS SOON CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 28.—The First Cheyenne Joint Land bank, re- cently organized ‘here, will open for business next week. | have | Beautty, w. Quealy. of Kemmerer and H., P. well of "Buffalo, | D. | Harry B. praiser The following elected officers: C. L. Cheyenne, presid Rock Springs, been Hay, vice presidents; A. Johnston, Cheyenne, treasurer; Henderson, Cheyenne, ap- MILLIONS OF POUNDS .- BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT Baking Powder _ SAME PRICE For more than 30 years 5 Ounces for r-A5 i WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Casper Steam Bakery Bakery Specials For Saturday Nut Loaf Cakes, 30c Try our Cream, Lemon, Cocoanut and Chocolate Pies. Fresh Every Day. Do You Eat Lunch Downtown? If so, drop in and try our luncheonette service. All the good We're right there with the ser- vice and the good things to eat. Our Lunches are becoming more popular every day. TRY US ‘Candy Specials For Saturday Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate and Maple Nut Them for the Kiddies. Casper Steam Bakery Zuttermeister Building eee | member your letters mailed in time |for train 32, which leaves at 245 p.m. often gains 24 hours in transit. All letters in the office by 1 p. m. are dis- patched on this train. Bring in your | Face all of our letters uniformly and/{ Pure and Wholesome. fhe Casper Daily Cridune FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1922. Phi Delts at Indiana Using Hoe and Spade complaints and be reaily tc suggest a remedy. Watch these bulletins for additional Postal news. Sincerely yours, POSTAL SERVICE BLOOMINGTON Ind, April 28— Members of the Phi Delta Theta fra- ternity at Indiana university have turned a deaf ear to the call ef friv- flous pastimes of the spring and CAMPAIGN GOAL =< =-—_ |3ROMO QUININE Tablets. The gen- + i uine bears the signature of E. W. Co-operation of Public Asked |Grove. Ge sure you get BROMO.) 0c. SYRUP PEPSIN ment Week Great Much used by elderly [J people for constipation, In Felt, Straw, Silk and Georgette> _New Shipment of FISK PATTERN HATS All Specially Priced. Pe Anne’s Hat Shop Balcony Midwest Pharmacy Success. As a part of the portal tmprovement week program inaurgurat <1 here, the employes of the postoffice and the executive department have co-operated in getting cut a letter to tue business men of the city asking for their aid in solving the problem that confronts the department. b ‘This letter will be a regular feature of the department. permanently it is| ~ hoped. Following is a part ~¢ this week's letter, the first o¢ the series: Do You Know? ust and is today the largest selling liquid laxative in the world, the formula has never been im- prexpauess It is saferand better or you than salts, minerals, cal coal tar and such drastic ives. Half-Ounce Bottle Free Dr. Gclawell Syrup Pepsin § 's p Pe ‘will prove to you that you can so regulate yourself that elimi- nation will occur promptly every day. Increased doses are not necessary. It is a com- bination of Egyptian Senna and othersimple laxative herbs with Your . Wyoming postoffice has in its employ 23 clefks and 14 car- riers who have been doing all in their power to see that your letter reaches you earlier and that your postal bust- ness is transacted with the least posst- ble inconvenience. These employes re ceive a monthly remuneration of $5,- 500.00. Forty thousand pieces of mail) pass through their hands daily and are directed in the proper channels. How You Can Help Us. Mail your letters often and early. Grocery and Market ‘129 West Second Street Phones 10---11 Central do spil Caldwell’s Syrup Pe; been on the mario et in has years 100 Ibs. Fancy Potatoes. . $1.90 2 1-2-Ib. can Tomatoes.. 2 for 25c Choice Bacon, per Ib. .. . 25c Good Boiling Beef, 3 Ibs. . 25c Ue in bundles or place a rubber band/ around them. Keep your long and short letters separate and mai! them | at the main office if possible. Ri BARNETT WILL Stow You and Sell You HAY, GRAIN, FEED, SALT , Casper Storage Co. 313 W. 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