Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO be Casver Daily Cribune MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 19272. i ntown “i late my m : it, however, and the principal makes bee, 138. were murdered and the is th downs own eedtion ee ey HOLDUPS TAKEN W helm on His Wedding Day ag ott. ley, : Fen ae SUMMARY OF same pai mcen Se Sen. f OLICEMAK be od peep tasdhspetin ge Sd wt it is used on more than 20 per cent dy. Ba Burchfield, husband of - pects. [of the 1922 models, despite the very yeman the murderer, > was arrested Pierce was shot when he attempted |marked learning of Continental Je- and is being beld in connection to draw bin revolver to rescue hs | signers to use a combination of rear- with the crime. , ™ } fellow officer, who alteady had beea ) } wheel an dtransmission brakes. i‘ covered by the gun of a zecond rob- If all the models produced on the BY UTAH BAN ber. “After shooting Pierce one of = Continent at the present time were bandits fed while the other took to be scanned, probably 60 per cent; LONDON,— A new Grok cab. | students and members of the staff | r 2 patrolman’s club and best the officer would be found to have one brake on Inet to take the place of the min- | s¢ s¢ Boniface college who were into ineensibility. . The nighwesmen j the rear wheels and one on the gear] istry of M. Zaimis hes been formed, | reported to be in the bulldig wien | cary rane Vorry, Nel. snk: a e 3 | set. .ese than 20 per cent would! according to a Be-uter dispatch. it was totally destroyed by fire on “gr h ete | have front-wheel brakes, and of these| } Securday, Police Sergeant N. P. Pierce, was — three out of five would have brakes SANTIAGO, Chie — Another | j shot and probably fatally wounded in £ P * a on all four wheels. The remainder} uaki reported. | say SA y? K IDDIES Four to Begin Serving Heavy would have brakes on all wheels ana} “enauake wae | MARQUETTE, Mich. ge a * . Sertences for Robberies of convicts, four of them serving Ife a transmiseion brake besides. seston: wrahalagees Major Riner Will Undergo Operation: |. WASEINGTONGFederal tax ¢ol- i | Last Two Weeks. HEMPHILL, Texas — Hiram sentreces for murder escaped from ‘ men ' | Knox, pioneer lumberman of ¢ast- | th> branch prison | ern Texas was found shot dead. A | letter addressed to his mother was Were you in the crowd that was lined up two blocks long in front of the Iris Saturday? If so, be sure and be at the Iris next Saturday—maybe it will be your picture that will be thrown on the screen. Four holdup men, who pleaded! guilty last week and were given long prison terms by J ©. Brown in district court, were started on the way to Rawlins in an auto morning escorted by “ia " Allen, deputy sheriff. They iN begin serving time today in the state pen!- tentiary. The quartet included Edward Bur. nett, E. G. Brown and W. J. Knapp, who were given se neces of f eight to 10 years. Th confessed found on a table near the body. fiseal CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 27—Ma:| Hyan, for fifty years: > character 1922, almost Katshe furnish | jor C. C. Riner of the United States} actress, died, and a rare content of food-iron marine corps, son of Charles W. te_enrich the blood. | ener of Cheyenne, soon will go from|. STETTIN—The Muencnen, new sins, Add ra! therefore, to your |the Great Lakes naval training cet | north German Lioyd passenger Cet aes: rare tion to Rochester, Minn. where he| steamer of 14,406. tons, was | ‘ tc, not to will submit to a critical operation. He| launched. Thite'S ne.coch ic go vik Finer make them more attractive is the youngest cfficer of bis grade| se derbolt, but: the are: ceed fp get the good of this delicious in the marine corps, having recently} PORT ARTHUR, Ont. — Naviga- | &'V¢? to ® meteorite, or m several m: holdups in North Cs | passed his thirty-fourth birthday. \ thea Sivan" apapebdsa becuneg ae 11% par tebalecty dangerous form of Sun-Maid Raisins should cow AND IF YOU ARE per last wee! | ——s—--— heavy northwest wind sweeping |!ishtning. you no more than the following which was a few pal PATHFINDER NEWS. Lake Superior | - THERE YOU WILL fourth man was Miss Marquis of Casper, is teaching = EIVE was given six rs for assault the school here. ADRIANOPLE — The last of the rechctes RES edhe Sand | — | Greek gendarmares have _ left DOLLARS CASH i one | Charlie Demorest and Roy Cardwell) Adriancphs, it wan learned. Ask dealers for oe aes ee jof Pedro, were recent guests of the ~~ Maty eect /uter tp Gide ean § J.C. Austin family, BRISTOL, ‘Tenn. — James W. | Sun-Maid Raisins | Smith, his wife, their two year old Miss Lilian Austin ts shopping in| daughter and thelr niece, Mrs. Del- { Casper for two days. |_line Burehfield and her son Char. obtained only $12 and some clothes. | ‘The heavy sentences meted out by} Judge Brown was expected by officers! | ‘This extraordinary photograph shows the former kaiser Yeaving his! in the sheriff's office to put a stop closed automobile and entering the lodge at Doorn castle for the civil to the holdup and burglary. pri jpert of the marriage ceremony. ‘The picture was taken with « lone} ads su gan Rae gpend Norte ee camora by @ photographer stationed outside the castle grounds lutte effect. Since that time the Tex} Poole poolhall at Lavoye, Salt Creek, | + was held up and the piace relieved of $700. Three men were arrested {1 connection with this case and are re posing safely in the county jail. This was followed at a two day interval | of the theft of rem the Fran LET’S GO CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 97 and 98 NO HIGHER IN PRICE—HIGHER IN QUALITY Thanksgiving Suggestions | No, 1 tins White Asparagus Tips, can.._.....___._...50¢ Richelieu Tiny Peas, No. 2 can, each.. Mushrooms in tins, 44 kilo hotel, each. Mushrooms in tins, .14 kilo, first choice, each Mushrooms in tins, 4 kilo, choice, each....._. Richelieu Tiny Wax Beans, No. 2 can, each. Richelieu Plum Pudding, No. 1 can... Richelieu Plum Pudding, No. 2 can. Richelieu Fig: Pudding, No. 1 can. Imported Smyrna Figs, per Ib... California Washed Figs, per Ib... Dates, per pkg. S Fancy Jumbo English Walnuts, !b. 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Stanley, resident ph the prison, said today reports received trom Pa same subject and telling recent operations on w operations at San f develo pment is on the of more |; en. The on wo atisfactory those performed on r. Stanley said, and for this reason they were not generally dis cussed. “The fernnle interstitial gland hes been transplanted into ferhales by numerous surgeons throughout the United States during the st two ot three years,” sald Dr. Stanley. “he glands used are usually those jof the oar to mat afsfemale sheep or swine. The re- lana wo 4 sults in the two cases here were al- most negative except for slight symptoms almost six months after the operation. 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