Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 10

PAGE TEN be Casper Dally Crroune ‘TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1922. LITTLE CHANCE. Ss«CSTHESSHIRIEVALTY MARATHON—Contmed—=~=*~*~“‘*~*~C Ee |e TTLE CHANCE | THPSHRIEVALTY WARATHONGnimet SSS) SPREE rR “eo OF RAIL TIEUF Sl eo HERE, IS BELIEF be moved to the northwest within the next fortnight was announced ‘No Protests Filed by Brotherhood Men When Second Meeting Fails to Ma- by Senators Kellogg. Minnesota, and Lenroot, Wisconsin. terialize, Late Report —_ > for your Tribune and a aerle Ste S124f In fill swing. Bi in sawing. Bigser bargains, good assortment of Shikany Shoe & Clothing Co, Reports of a possible transportation tieup on Casper divi- sions of the Chicago & Northwestern and the Burlington Bia WORLD OF WINRING How ! railroads were discounted today when it was learned that y A = DUST Loox WHERE Ports 1s local managements of neither road hai been served with re- RAS = TODAY THis tS The Migsr REAL quests of no kind from big four employes affecting the re- _SPEHD HES Show/- A KEY STORE moval of armed guards and non-union employes and the =e ey Zor Varna eur Unions themselves were marking time.| from other railroad employes, some = or ‘Nous te owt . TM any event it is stated that before| of whom were in attendance at the 1 ocer s of filing ¢ x ee aaaraa percheg pa ay peretige L prong e ceomnes pt ing those who were pinned between! those obtained by the others. Despite | CHICAGO.—A demand that the brotherhood officials and a strike| will be requests, according to Wey-j the top and the body to get*clear of! the racking pain that she undoubted-| Big Four brotherhoods take steps eould be authorized only by these/ mouth the car. ly suffered, she dragged her own son’ immediately to end what he de- hiet. Mrs. M. J. Rice suffered a doublejand the others from the automobile.| nounced as the lawless and inhu- 1 | r t t | dislocation and also @ fracture of the) The frantic cries for help that went|man violation ef their contracts by Dia sf both the North anu} left arm. Mrs. Carl Tipton was se-|forth from the well were heard by, the train servic crews of the Santa | ne Bu to verely cut about the face and received| two cowboys who wefe riding past.; Fe railway was made by A. G. ment cf committees to draw up reso 4 broken nose, as well as minor in-| These men drew the victims from the, Wells, vice president of the road. | tutions ining their grievances one juries. The nine-year-old son of Mrs.| hole and rushed them to Glenrock for | for each railroad. The meeting was Tipton has @ broken collgrbone and a/|aid. | adjourned to convene again Monday | bad cut in the neck which required | #fternocn at which action was to be several stitches. Stanley Nomer, H famed conference tailed to. materia! izes con cs ee et vom THE ARRESTED ON SHOP AT ONE STOP cesses | NEAR GLENAOGK)es22.=" —goonecome cuanee | ON CHILD'S FACE |) rermer cannes sear tenon marr acne rom piers any protest was filed by Bur The mer*ers of the party had left . . ngton employes the matter probably e Glenrock at noon bound for Box El-| ‘ i Caused Eruptieas. Lost Coliseum Garage. ffould be taken up by the several io-|Four Others Injured When| der Falls, a popular place for pic-| After having been implicated several Caticor: Heals. 4 5 5 in separate sessions. No indica-/ Machine -Tumpbles Into . | nickers. Ignorance of the country | Weeks ago in the illegal operation of a|| Rest, ra Where your dollar goes the farthest. A complete line of foods Hin oc protatie action is obtainable] Abandoned Well at Side caused them to turn onto the wrong | /@Fse still on his premises at 601 South Senter ' though some express the belief that grievances will be presented Thicago and Northwestern brother: | Se lyood employes have likewise taken no d | Ash street, Dan McCloud was again|| “My child's trouble began with at rock bottom prices. of Highway. eebore tiles anerein ON tinke aan |thlien Tat)” castaay iby WUE cots on| | ide red pimples that festered and Pp Mrs. Nomer took the wheel and charges of selling moonshine whiskey caused large, sore eriptions Tragedy followed in the wake of @|tried to turn the car around by back-|""4 {8 held pending a preliminary a — ee te COME AND LOOK. US OVER ‘ ; - |hearing for sometime this week at cope @rtion and the situation is unchanged] picnicking excursion Sunday after ing up. Covered by weeds and sage-! . is : Bs noeainie that protests will be filed | noon when one woman was Killed and| beush, a well 20 feet in diameter and 705° Tubbs’ court. ny es eae Open every week day until 6 and Saturdays until 9. Put no walkout will be authorized lo-| several other persons severely injared| 30 feet deep lay gaping to receive the acid teat hine erence Pela eagr Nate Her face was disfigured, geiiy. Orders in such a case would| by being crushed under a touring car| unsuspecting eccupants of the car. renenewe ny c me co char beaanted and. ube Joet- her rest. at feme from Chicago after the men| that fell into an abandoned well half| ‘The dirt that aJged the well Ave | rctae cf Che Oe ee eee night on account of the have placed thelr case before brother. | way between Glenrock and Box Elder|in beneath the pressure anf move- ele of the nepladies Charges of fo ates. : hood leaders. falls. No further deaths are expected|ment of the rear wheels. The wheels | Pootlessing. At the time of his arrest “I sent for a free sample of Cuti- puintormation on the proceedings ot| from the accident than the one which| spun in the air and thy car plunged lst evening, Decent eect | cara Soap and Ointment and pur- fhe Sunday meeting were obtained| has already occurred. backward turning over as it 4i@ 90) Nea lug shal agbienten: preliminary | chased more, and after using one from C. E, Weymouth train service] Mrs. Asa Nomer, 27 years old, died|and crashing at last over the horri-| p tesla der scaoa cake of Soep sudiene| ben of Ofes- employe of the Northwestern, whojas the result of internal injuries | fied passengers. ment she was ; ne . hy reported the appointment of two| which wore probably augmented by| Two hourm and a halt were apent in| j<Ghecttbe forthe ethane and eet 2 | Gare: jA. Johnoon, Neola: Ukch New Early Ohios, 10-Lbs: for . . .. 25c gommittees to deal with the employes’ | the heroic exertion she put forth in| the pit by the victims of the accident. | = s Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes. grievances. It was erroneously stat-| freeing the other occupants trom the| During this time Mrs. Nomer had| Pay up for your Tribune and get | Semris tech: Maa A, +: Qutivars Lad f4 that Mr. Weymouth was a switch:| overturned car. Her dgath came im-|crawled from tho wreck, her position |p Ieey he every 500 paid. Othtt Seri Sage ty ala oh ire Balter man. 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