Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1922. ° NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—The re cent ejection of William Z. Foster, . i | labor leader, from Colorado at the direction of Adjt. Gen. Pat J. Ham- rock will be challenged at a mass- ™ meeting in Denver in which Fouter | wil be principel speaker, the Amer- It ip reported today that the Ohlo| ican Civil Liberties union declared Mig 36,000,000 ‘cbse foot | here today, announcing it had taken tas flow im its Baxter Basin teat| UP_the labor leader's case. which is Toeated on section 16-16-104,| | The union's attorney at Denver ihout 18 miles southeast of the city| bas been instructed to begin court ( Rock Springs. The depth fe said| ®¢tion against the adjutant general heap Sigs | and Oliver H. Shoup, governor of vie test is almost at the extreme! Colorado, sald Norman P. ‘thomas, ond of the field as defined geot.| 2cting chairman of the unton. Sand at the west side of the} Similar actions will be brought lo structure. Midwest. Refining 1s dril-| Now York federal courts, he as ; in the north end of the field but| Serted against Wyoming state offi. as not reached the lower sand owing| Citls and thp sheriff at Cheyenne, aving its rig burned some weeks! Wy¥0.. who, Thomas alleges, “car- ‘chen a gas flow was unexpected-| Tied Foster across Wyoming and | dumped him in the highway six miles from a raflroad station after he had been escorted from Denver | and dumptd across the Colorado line by Adjt. Gen. Hamrock.” t a number of local men have field and the or - sient ahowing Oser-McCormick Wedding Soon 1 prod-ction obtained LUCERNE, § to Basle his native town where’ he al < | must take the first legal steps in ob- taining the necessary papers for his marriage to Miss Mathilde McCormick, the youthful grand-daughter of John | D, Rocketeller The engaged couple during their KEMMERER, Wyo., Aug. 16.-Sev-| brief sojourn here have bern most suc teen persons were arrested | here! cessful in remaining inccgnito. It is ast night and today when federal of-| Senerally believed that thelr wedding cera swooped down upon Kemmerer, | Will take place soon. There have been ding pool halls, hotels and stores Tumors that Oser already has met Har- ere it was alleged, liquer was be-|0ld McCormick, his fiancee's father, Sid in violation of the prohibi-|Who was married last week in Paris to Madame Ganna Walska. Reports persist that Mr. and Mrs. . re, | McCormick intend to reside in the Her te aes “a. vos Eker tenstein castle but the owner of the gents during a pitched gun fight | estate refused te confirm or deny these hich followed a raid on alleged boot-| Téports. gging establishments. Six of. the 1en arrested are charged with the |q serious condition in a hospital here sooting of the agents, who were bad-! suffering from gun shot wounds in wounded. They gave their names|the Foss] raid. Walter Turley, K. Takata, John | ———<—$<—_——_— misch, B. Bruno, Dan Barp and| Pay up for your Tribune and get to Marconti, The latter‘lies in a key for every 50c paid. B-12-tf INTOXICATED DRIVER IS FINED $100 AND SENT TO JAIL FOR 30 DAYS HERE Judge Murray is making local | he woul plead guilty to charges, history at police court these days. | but wished to appeal his case. The The first case in the Mstory of the |» Judge gave his words no credit and Casper police department that 2 | ordered that the sentence of the man charged with reckless driving | court be carried out, re to report an accident Se as Peeps a At jail made Sat- || Subseribe for the Tribune and get a urday night's. colrt’o featurd) tn jem for every B0c pald. nd, Aug. 16.— to have gone laws. e raid, it was said, was a result Gov. Shoup has thus far failed to reply to requests made by the civil Uberties unién that he guarantee Foster safe conduct into Denver for a mase-meeting, Thomas said. = OF PRESIDERT DUE THURSDAY =" | \ cb ¢. Casper Dailp Cribune PAGE FIVE }c WASHINGTON Aug. 16—(By The) ¢ & message tomorrow to congress | Will present to the federal legisintorr | ***. _ to the country the position of the ‘overnment with respect to the exist- industrial troubles, railroad atrike. Arrangements for the particularly presi¢ent’s it seesion tomor- and house were jeted at a conference tody at ite House between the execu and Senator Lodge of Massac setts, Repud! m leader in the sen The pretdent after the conference imme@iately started preparation of hii message which hie a@visers expect to be a comoréhensive statement of the strike situation, of the efforts of the government toward asttiement and finally of the government's policy which the broth cod chicfs have ob-| Subscribe far ihe Tribune and get = key for every S00¢ pail S12 hence forward. Meanwhile the railroad union lead. ers in Washington continued in ses Associated ¥ess.}—Prosident Harding !t Wholesale Distributors #mellowed - by many, many years o knowing how Budweiser Everywhere ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC., ST. LOUIS Parker Bros. Cigar & Tobacco Co. Casper, Wyoming Casper criminal annals. Ww. H. Willey, charged with drunkenness, reckless driving, and falling to stop after an accident, | will spend exactly 30 days thinking over his’ wrongs and deciding | “never to do it apain.” this “jolt” he will emerge tron Sal The Wooden Indian minus $100, which will go into the city’s coffers. | » Winey was arrested Friday night. ” after he was found in an intoxicated condition a @hort distance trom | where he had badly damaged an- | other car, through failure to dis- | tinguish between the ‘right and the left side of the road, At court time Saturday night he was found to be still drunk, and when sentenced to pay his fine and serve 30 days, be announced with hand upraised that he would pay the hundred dollars, but would ap- peal the 30 days to the supreme court. He also announced eloquently that lent er se sictensaei_.. Saaehatons) W. 6. MURPHY DIES AT DURBIN STREET HOME W. G. Murphy, 24 years old, diced at his home, 1208 North Durbin street, this morning, after a brief ill- ness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the Shaffer- . chapel, The Rey. B, B. Winter ll officiate. they have served the turn. They include and foodstuffs. mounted to the top prices. ->at all or only enough ing them to continue 1922 wages and 1922 terials with which to tity. “WE PAY THE LOSS” Pelton & Hemry Insurance and Bonds All Lines Room 24, Townsend Building The wooden Indian, once a familiar figure in front of the cigar store, has gone to his re- ward—or wherever wooden Indians go after old bootjack, which used to occupy the place under the edge of the bed where dad now parks his slippers, has also passed. Other things with which we are more con- cerned than wooden Indians and patent boot removers have passed, probably never to re- We no longer expect to ob- tain 1922 necessities at 1914 prices. ‘ as high as 100 per cent more for many items. Public utilities kept their rate-feet on the bottom rungs while virtually everything else Rates for electric, telephone, gas and street railway services were either not raised Customers of public utility organizations are receiving 1922 services which are costing Postage stamps and utility services are vir- tually the only things left with a 1914 inden- Natsona Power Co. ‘ ir purpose. The queer low rents, chep coal We pay of the ladder of high to permit those provid- to operate. prices for coal and ma- provide them. Auto op Shop 1129 South Beech St. Phone 1535 ‘Driverless Cars. Dodges and Fords. —— a (Political Advertisement.) ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to arinounce my candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Natrona County on the Republi- can ticket, subject to the August primaries. Agnes M. Clare See Virbel, Phone 274M . — Tribune Wantads Bring Results - ENGLEWOOD VV Englewood tracts are going fast. Only 16 tracts fac- ing on Salt Creek paved highway, so you will have to hurry to get one. This is deeded land. You can get your deed anytime after land is paid for. Water can be found at 100 feet or less. Tracts have 330-foot frontage on Salt Creek pavement. Only four miles from Platte River Bridge. Ten minutes’ drive to heart of city. Five acres for $500—$50 cash, balance easy terms. Five acres are equal to 25 or 30 big city lots. Every acre under the proposed Casper-Alcova Irriga- tion Project. Apropos of the state land sale yesterday, if one acre over a half mile from the pavement is worth $751.00 per acre, what are five acres worth abutting 330 feet on the pavement? Think this over! Buy a five-acre tract and have a real suburban home, keep a cow, raise a garden, and give your family a chance to live in the great outdoors far from the smoke and noise of the city. JOHN M. ENGLAND CO. Home Phone 543 202 O-S Bldg. 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