Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1922, Page 10

PAGE TEN | STOCKYARD ACT OF LAS 1S HELD VALID T YEAR CASPER ROTARY SPONSORS BOYS Supreme Couyt Hands Down Decision Up- WEEK IN CITY holding Comnstitutionality of Law Affecting Control of Packers’ WASHINGTON, May 1.—The packers and stockyards act of 1921 was declared constitutional teday by the supreme court. The-court in disposing of cases brought by James E. Bur- ton and others representing Chicago traders, and Stafford Brothers in behalf of the Chicago commission merchants, de- fate - merchants, | °" y and sell | 5. Chicago | stockyards are engaged in interstate |‘? the Srowing generation. RECORD MONTH Io CLOSED BY SHERIFE FORGE: April Most Important from | Cleanup Standpoint Since Present Administration Began. One of the most important months im the history of the sheriff's office at any period of its existence here has just closed, according to the reo ords of the office which were dis- closed today. While the total arrests during the month, 6? {n all, does not represent the record month in number of ar- rest the crimes charged against the defendants arraigned present the most complex and diversified Test of mejor crimes ever gathered on a Iaw enforcement register for a period of one month. The 60 arrests mark soveral-defintts campaigns exainst vice here, mInctu- ding the elimination of « strongly organised dope ring, the breaking up of gambling and prohibition Inw vio- Yators and numerous other errous in \ fractions. ‘The crimes charged against the de fendants inclufe vagrancy, liquor, gurslary, stills, car thefts, bad checks, gambling, bribery and numerous oth- lesser offenses. Holding that the successful értve that his office mage on the agents responsibie for the wholesale ope trafflo in Casper was ohe of the most outstanding accomplishments of his regime Sheriff Marquis said that he ‘would rather terminate the acts of a ope peddler than to effect the-lim!- nation of any other form of traffic this month show a concerted effort on the part of Inw enforcement offi- cers” Sherfff Marquis saif “It docs not compare in number of total ar (rests with other months. It ts just a forerunner, however, to continuous -campaigns that will eliminate serious ae and then -yiolations of all C.A. PETERSON BUYS CADILLAC AGENCY, CASPER The Caf3iac car agency in Casper {-now in the hands of the Wyoming Cadillac company of which Carney R. Peterson is manager, Tho deal where- by the Wyoming Cadillac company took over the agency was consum- mated during the past week with agents of the estate of Herbert J. Pet- ernon, deceased. The rales offices of the Wyoming Cafillac company will be maintained at 203 Consolidated Royalty putldiug. The office will be handled by Mr, Vet- erson in conjunction with his egency for the J. M, Carey and Bro. real eatate interests here, | Under the deals constemmated dur ing the week, L. G, Murphy, former] Casper merchant and automobile deel-| er wil] take over the management of the Casper Motor company, ©, R, Pet: erson and others will retain thei jn terests in the garege but Mr, Murphy will manage the uffates tor the estate of H, J, Peterson, ‘The service and parts department of the Cadillac agency will be handled by JAai D, Branson. Mr, Branson's con tract insures CadMae owners of high elase mechanical service on ears in eperation hers Leigh B, Townsend, cashier of the ftockmen’s National bank wili be as gociated with C, R. Peterson in the Wyoming Caditinc company, ALLEGED DOPE PEODLER WO, 14 ARRESTED HERE Wiitiam Smith colored, was added) te the Hat of dope peddlers caught in the dragnet which resuited ia the ar vost. of 13 persons Friday amd Satur fay, ‘The arrest of Smith is said to feve resulted jn cleaning up the clare that commission traders and dealers who bu livestock after its errtval at commerce. Chief Justice Taft im holding teder al control of the stockyards of th country as directed in and stockyards act to be i through which were great national public util Ities. Justice McReynolds without Welivering an \ppinion nd Justice Day at aa not | not participate ‘PROSPEROUS SEASON FAGING SHEEP GROWER. Holding that sheepmen running their flocks in the vicinity of Salt Creek have suffered very littis loss during the unfavorable spring weather and that a bright and prosperous sea- son is the general outlook” Meexrs. John H. Cascy and M. W. Purcell, lo- ca} attorneys having interests especial ly in the Circle Cross outfit returne! yestertlay evening from the company range where they made a detafled in- the proasction: sat dissented “What Education Means to Boys” to Be Subject of Addresses Before Eighth Grade Classes. } “Boys’ Week” is to be observed iners was based entirely on efficiency, whother the teacher was married or | secks’ | this summer for the first time in fiveland for tion of new board members being held/ years. The round trip tariff will be! scchool board and while the early aft- |the one-way charge plus two dollars}ernoon vote was comparatively light ‘The club voted to attend the elec-/and will mere persons from Missouri river) witness a heavier vote than usual for points an dall others east of there. The rate was discontinied before) tral school building will be open until j Amerten's entrance into Casper this week, the Casper Rotary club sponsoring a program to be ob- served in the schools. will have four cpeakers address the ‘The local b various eighth grades in the city hools on “What Education Means to Boys.” and other subjects of welfare Resolutions of condolence on the death of Robert T. Kemp, former Ro an, were read and passei at the the packers | Weekly luncheon of the club today constitu-| | tional declared the yarte constituted |the organization today and was made interstate| the eubsect of more or less fun. Mr of livestock flowed and fur Harry McCracken was taken into McCracken is one of the proprietors | of the Purftan Butter shop. M. P. Wheeler spoke in defense of the school beard with regard to re. ports that he hoard will not hire mar-/ tion Commissioner C. S. Hill announce ried teachers in the future. Mr. Wheeler said that the board had no| from official: ANNUAL MAY SALE LEASE PROBE IS DELAYED WASHINGTON, May 1. — Inves- tigation of the recent leasing to the Sinclair interests of development southeastern terminals, Omaha, Kan- sas City, St. Louis, Chicago, ote. through sleepers Casper to connecting with sleeper eastern cities. Ride through the benu- tiful agricultural region of the North Platte Valley and Central Nebraska Let us plan your tour, J, A. Leary. livision passenger agent. G, C. Scott ticket agent. 5-1-3at ay Ladies, call Betty’s Beanty Parlor, 4673 for appointments. 5-1-6t $25.00 Values FOR SALE—By owner, good lot, 40 foot front; close in; southeast part of town, Box A.26, Tribune; terms. 6-1-2t* ————— FOR RENT—Fourroom house; un. furnished, modern; on reaz. Mnquire 548 Bouth Lincoln strest, B1-2te WANTED—To room und board four gentlemen in modern home; close in; very reasonable, 526 South Cen street; also Nght houskeeping room. Phone 1094J, 5-1-3t —$—$>—$——$?________._ WANTED—Bundle washing; mend. ing also Gone at home Jaundry, 713 North Burlington street, Mrs, Cora ‘Lynn, 5-1-2t° rn 1B HEN T—Unturnished apartment; rooms and bath. 805 South Linck. atrest. Phone 1630M, 5-1-1t* ——————_____ FOR RENT—New four-room modern apartment, Phone S1SR. 5-1-2t HM i ceptional show- ing at ....... Men's ankle length White, medium weight, sgld regu- larly for $1.45, EXPERIENCED laundress day work, Phons 645J, Call for Mrs Garness, B-L-2t a FOR RENT—A gorage on 730 South Ash street, Phone 1783W, 5-1-8t Extra value at——.—, peererrrers GRANTED HEARING AT WHITE HOUSE, HELD AT ELLIS ISLAND WASHINGTON, May 1-—White House officials were informed to- day that one of those on President Harding’s engagement list for the ay, Miss Gertrude Baer, of Ham- burg, Germany, a delegate to the meeting here of the international woman's pace league, would be un- able to fill the engagement because of detention at Ellis Island. The visit of Miss Baer to the White House was said to bave been ar- e ranged by the state department at the request of the German embassy. Department of justice officials said they had requested her detention upon arrival yesterday at York pending investigstion of al- leged communistic beliefs. Delegates to the meeting of the international league of peace had an engagement today with Secretary Hughes to present a plan for rec- ognition of Russia. single. He called attention to the elee- today, tion ina body. HOMESEEKERS ATES REVIVED, CHEYENNE, Wyo, May 1.—(Spe cial to The Tribune.}—State Immigra- ed today fe had just received word! $30.00 Values $14.95 519.00 Hundreds of Men's Riding Pants, in Khaki, Whipcerd and Moleskin, Sizes from 29 up to 42 waist. Ex- Men's fine it, on sale at $2.45 Union Suits, cei oaleant 95¢e $1.95 and yesterday. jon May Neat stripes, Made to sell for $2.50 and worth [such rule and that the hiring of teach-|and Chicago and Northwestern #ys| Casper and Natrona county went to jtems that they would grant home-/the polls today to vote for candidates excursion rates to Wyoming pply to parties. of five or the world all said the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy probably would announce! S. W. Conwell, similar action shortly. react Saat SL Ethel and Peg had another guarre!| We can't imagine why doesn’t like Peg, but will know Ethel pS See a F The new king of Egypt has given of the Union Pacific $25,000 to the poor of Cairo. New | High school auditorium.| 5-1-2 ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION SE j |Afternoon and Evening Ex- | pected to Witness Big Run | on Poll at the Central | Building. | for the school beard of District No. 2 the Natrona county high it was predicted that evening would | these positions. The poll at the Cen- | 6 o'clock this evening. | Candidates for the district schoo! jboard are I. A. Reed, W. O. Wilsén. A. B. Chapman and | Byron S. Hui | Candidates for the high school board \ore C. H. Townsend, W. 0. Wilson George B. Nelson, Harriet B. Grieve, A. B. Chapman and Byron S. Auie. ‘The name of any person may be written-on the ballots. ed residence at Inglewood last week wil surrender in body to district at- tormy Wotnesday Grand Goblin of | K. K. K. credited ‘with sayins. { —>—— lly were taking Tanlac, and it has | Indigo was used by the ancient KANSAS CITY—Four or five | splendid for all of us.” | Egyptians in dyeing thelr mummy Tanlac is sold by all good érug- wrappings. wrecked rooming house. gists. —Ad STARTS Many manufacturers are disposing of surplus stocks from cancellations at less than cost of making and we have bought our share of these bargains, and during this month will offer opportunities for savings on men’s young men’s Spring and Summer Wearing Apparel Men’s Spring and Summer $12.50 and $15.00 BOYS’ KNEE PANTS SUITS Ages 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. Some with 2 Madras Coat style Shirts, Ace High Brand, _.. 91.45 Men's and Boys’ Caps, in a variety Non-breakeble Vinee, Pleated back, smart styles. $2.95, $3.45, $1.45 2 PRICE TODAY and Suits $45.00 Values 20,00 00 Men's Union-Made Blue or Grey Chambray or Khaki Work Shirts, Exceptionally well made and mili- tary collar, _ 95e : Special $40.00 Values $7485 $ Men's knee length Athletic Underwear, You've been pay $1.50 for this grade, in Knit or Nainsook materials, Here at only....- _95e Pairs Pants. le Dunnage er War Bags, White, kheki or blue, About 80 inches nae Rope tie strings, Make lavu or camp bugs, each Oc Men's filk Mixed Shirts, Tan, blue, pink or assorted stripes, A a purehase enables us te Be! fo ee wants | FOR SALE. 91 Word touring, com. pletely equipped, two new tires; all new fires on wheels, is in firet class condition, $406 cash or terms, 1931 Maxwell touring car, run abont 1,500 mijes, is goed as new good terms; 1919 Maxweil touring ¥ Febuilt, a real good buy. pags, Oldsmobile, B, Kennedy, Park avenue. Fords, Chaimems. C. Phone 1419W, B-1-1t aeae completed: #360, Several other good buys in good corner East Second and Daric extra well made, speciaj larg? livingroom, diniagreom, bath- reom, pnd kitchenotte; ped; fet water heat, on rent $50, Phone 144M or 881, FOR RENT—Unfurnished apastment; ty bate FOR RENT—urnisbed | hot water heat; gas range; Aisap- pearing bed. Phone 88i or 1424H. apastment; { 5-14 WANTED OQ BUY— register ime. Ad and adding mach | dress Hackott, 718 Divine street whole gang of persgns engarcd in un on shich Sher deo L, forces have boon’ driving far the past sev- eral _wecks, ~ National cash Saate | WANTSD—Gil for general house ‘work; must be first ciass cook; ref. ag is va Fequired. Inquire between 9 waixtures, rainproof, Men's tan Wool Gabagrdines, yoke back, in- verted pieat, belied, extra value at. Men’s finest grade Gabardins, silk yoke, belted back, snap at $87.50, On sale teday for SCOTT Men’s Gabardine Raincoats _.___$13. Uae: $24. $29.00 | Sale 30 95 worth more, Here's any style you want, any color, any size, Wot a Hat worth jess than $4.95, 2.95 THING COMPANY Center, Casper, Wyo. of Men's Hats Going Traveling? Travel Well and Iron Duke Luggage stand the wear. We have the Wardrobes, Steamer and regular Trunks, All-leather or ‘fibre Suit Cases and Bags, Our May Sale deduct 5% From Price Many are On sale at HAVE YOU MADE A DATE FOR “SATURDAY NIGHT"?