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

ooo ™ » t 4 T be ¥ i PAGE TEN preliminary, stodies looking to that| TRIBUTE PAID fee CASPER YOUTH |= IN BURIAL HERE}: | sanied ‘the renmins to Casper. nf MEW FLOOR ON EAST CASPER SCHOOL TO ADD leceased was in his poemas sal | St. Charles ines coneae sgt parents, Gertrude and Sulltvan, both residents of rushed to the orgies «< oot being notified er did not sede a following his sonte de being out of town jolaye Sulltvan, Miss Lanz . Mrs. J. F. Me s for an addition to the East PnSTAL DRIVE WN THS riEarlier ng and Benefits in Evidence as Resuit of Recent Cam- | paign. j Other| Good results have come from post@¢ Ir observed here co-oper n getting, their dif. them up in tters of uniform| uly all the busi- ing this. OUR CUSTOMERS Is a habit which we have acquired through constant effort to give them nniform qual- ity; excellent products; superior service. We have everything you need in lumber, WESTERN LUMBER CO. Yards and Office at 300 North Center St. NOW IS THE TIME _ | To Install a Water Heater | We know of no better spring investment than the RUUD Water Heater PHONE US TODAY TO INSTALL YOURS Casper Gas Appliance Co. Phone 1500 = ROOMS TO BUILDING bu’ GREAT SUCCESS p_cases against the other two mem- he Casper Daily Cribune ANOTHER DOPE | PEDDLER TAKEN T nection With Arrest of Ar- n when | de herift Joe L. cople drove in here ra bers of the trio. Dr. J. M. Chipley, narcotic inspector and Irving Brown. who were in Cheyenne were assigned to work on the cases hers The investigations of the govern- ment operatives resulted fn the filing of three charges against Fred Bonnay and Leta Bonaey, illegal possession of dope, transportation and consplracy to beat the government narcotic laws. In a@ffition the car which is said to be owned by Bonney has been confiscated and is being held at Boyle's garage under official orders. Myers who was arrested by Under- IN RAID HERE se" * ‘ | lin and C. F. Peterson, federal probi wo Others Detained in Con-| ition agent was arraigned before M. | P. Wheeler, U. 8. court commissioner and his bond placed at $2,000 which he has been unable to provide. The other two members of the trio will be arraigned at 2 o'clock this afternoon | for hearing. AN three members of the gang are said to be known in Denver crizainal circles. Na RA NO CHARGE FOR GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA 10 BE STAGED TONIGHT ‘There will be no charge for the Park school operetta “The Brownie Band” to be given this evening at % o'clock in the new high school auditorium. The affair is purely for the presenta- tion of the talent of the several per sons who will take part and not in any way for thé purpose of earning money. thur Myers as Supply Agent. What may prove to be the st between traffickers in dope r and sources of supplies on je, came to light yesterday w: ne arrest of Arthur Myers and the letention of Fred Benney and a wom who gave her name as Leta Bon The arrest of the trio was effected information reached H. L. Sei 1, acting sheriff in the absence of Marquis that the three yesterday r that was used primarily for the rpore of transporting dope | Myers’ arrest was of lock last night. He stody at a local hotel z topo was found in t of the dope was found in small ndles which he carried in a secret} ket of his coat. In addition he was mg a small bottle which con- a white substance which may '@ been an ounce or more of cocaine. » carried other packages the con ts of which will not be made public ling reports on an analysis which now underway. When Myers was arrested Under- riff Seldel telephoned Harry V. liamson in Denver and requested t he send opcratives here to work A very large number of students wil take part in this performance and will have splendid opportunity to show the people of Casper what the grade schools are doing 1= the line of music. It takes forty men twelve months to break up a modern warship. | impo! EXCEPTIONAL SALE OF en’s Suits Strictly Hand Made By Master Tailors MEN’S ALL-WOOL GABARDINES Smart Coats. Raglan shoulders, full belted, assorted colors. $24.95 RAINCOATS Dark grey mixtures, belted models, fully waterproof. Ideal motor coats. $13.50 MAID-O-SILK Women’s Hosiery WINTER WHEAT 3.5 PER GENT NORMAL, CLAIM Report of Department of Ag- riculture Places Total Area in Nation at 38,- 131,000 Acres. WASHINGTON, Mny 10.—Winter wheat production this year was fore- cast today at 584,793,000 bushels by the department of agriculture, which announced the condition of the crop on May 3 as 83.5 per cent of normal and the frea remaining to be har. vested on that date as 38,131,000 acres, The rye production forecast was 79,152,000 bushels and condition 91.7 per cent. Hay production was fo*rast at 103,- 579,000 tons, with the May 1 «: tion 90.1 per cent and the area 345,000 acres. Stocks of hay on farms May 1 were 10,792,000 tons. Pastures condition 84.5 May 1. Spring plowing 63.5 per cent com. plete. Spring plauting 63.6 per cent com pleted. The condition of winter wheat on Fancy Early Ohio SEED POTATOES CASPER STORAGE CO. 313 W. Midwest Ave: NEWPORT AND ROYAL, MILLS Athletic Union Suits Pure Silk Nainsook $3. B. V. D’S—TOPKIS AND OTHERS Knit 95c Closed Crotch $ 1 Men’s Shirts All Madras, in narrow or wide stripes. Fast ort $1.95 | STIS A aia. SCOTT: WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922. 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