Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1922, Page 4

ee fhe Caspet Daily Cribune When Doolittle Stopped PAGE FOU AL NOMINEES FOR LEGISLATURE. | pies in Laramie county decressed $455,934 b-- tween 1921 and ‘1922, a summary of tho 1922 valuation made public today re. vealed. The decrease was due chicfiy to reclassification of lands, much land last year assessed cn a farming val: tion this year having been given a grazing valuation. This year's as. sessed Valustion is $33,711,560. valuation in 1921 was 34.166,59- The assessed valuation of School District No. 1 (Cheyenne) this year ts appro: imately $500,000 greater than tn 19: The 1922 valuation in the district is $15,843.7! compared witth $16,232: 39) in 1921, Burglars Move Piano Without Being Heard Army Units on Long Hike From Utah To \|Fort D. A. Russell CHEYENNE, Wyn., Sept. 11,—Rat- tury C of the 7éth field artillery and Troop C, 13th cavalry are marching This fs the home cf Harry Poulin of South Bend, Ind. It is here) overland from Fort Douglas, Uta that Mrs. Tiernan states sho was intimate with the clothing man, who} Fort D. A. Russe, aad at present is charged with being the father of her child. twater county, Wyc ‘ They are ayrraging about 23 a day and are due to arrive Russell September 27. Surgeon on U. S. Pistol Team Wwxe MIN Everybody’s Theater . 8. A. became famous overnight when he started from Jacksonville, Fla., teictcnginaee st the Atlantis eparking hi the mooulight, then ealling, wiftly wn in San Antonio for brealfast with his wife and bables, while his ship was »pping off again, keeping to the air until he landed the same evening at San Diegd Pacific. Photo shows Lieut. Doolittle greeting his baby daughter when he stopped CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 10ce—25e LAST TIMES TODAY Dong Fairbanks . Tiernan to Face Poulin Elk Calf Crop | | n | | | t Griffith, . —And— ie are Above Average, international showing fouraament gt "Man fel Ho a obe Of, Sibtiias Amel a foremost reyolver shots oug! 9 Wears. spectacles. , ani si Wardén: States)\ i vcore bee Democrats for representa- P, W. Jenkins. D. Y ive with every 50c paid at office will : Talmadge in you a big prize. 8-12-tf —In— : bis cy “The Matrimaniac n Bruce Nowlin has been in formed by field deputies. In Teton 4) | ; TT Tk y a @ ) E Als» Comedy and J county cons Seen oe mee CASPERS (FAMILY THEATRE (1X) |MiMMMiiisiticaa aed | bunches of 40 adult el. ~W/F B4AG) 1’ ER BSE TOMORROW {CUNNINGHAM ACQUITTED Tene Sar Ba | OF ASSAULT GHRRGE BY Wallace Reid Classified ads tn the Trfbune a CHEYENNE, Wyo, Sept. 11 | winners and possibly the keys w: ing’s elk calf crop this year is tionally large, State Game | MINISTERS HELD TODAY epresentative: | {Iliam G. Vance, D. Merchant and E.} The September meeting of the Min- isterial association veld at the senator: | Methodist church morning. In ‘o Dem-|the absence of the presider Rey. C. presenta-| Mf. Thompson, who has taken unte himself a wife and therefore had to to excused from the session. Rey. | C. A. Witson acted as cnairman. senator: Frank] The association passed resolutions G TODAY Follow the Crowd and See 77 ee ° 9 : ns a oe ee ant w cont ase) “Going Straight” | Gla Swanson Presented by ED HUGHES AND COMPANY Rev. R. R, Hildebrand, the new. tative: ee ee er tete, 1. | pastor "of ‘the. Christian “church, wad elected as a member of the asso¢ia- F. J. Cunningham was acquitted by a jury in dietrict court of a rape ° Larson, A. S. Leslie, F. O. Osborn and tion: charge following conclusion of a Elliott Dexter J.C. Underwood, Repuh pine C-|"Various plans of work were: con- pearei endian ta ge saps Ascoorh Anderson, Hiram A homas!siseréd for the year. 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Waymouth , Democrats. representativ WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.— Th Paved today for the appol federal judges to handle increasing court business, the house approvims Mrs. John P. Tiernan (above) and her daughter, Irene. 189 to 77 changes in the ju¢geship bill| whose husband is professor at the University of Notre Dame, which was sent to the White House| Ind, has notified the county presecutor that she will herself stand and accuse Harry Poulin of being the father of her eight mont old child. W ehae ee ae Tribune Wantads Bring Results Subscribe for the Tribune and key for every 50c paid. Reta 8-12. Tabloid Musical Comedy and Pictures Tabloid Musical Comedy and Pictures L Bishop-vass ater TODAY AND TUESDAY THE JOLLIES CO. PRESENTS THE TABLOID VERSION OF “THE THREE TWINS” —Also— FEATURE PICTURE CONSTANCE TALMADGE In a Revival of One of Her Finest Comedies “HAPPINESS A LA MODE” A Laughing Love Story. BY ARRANGEMENT W. This coupon will admit A. A. SLADE and:one to “Cardigan.” T. 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