Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO. FARMERS MEET TO SOLVE PLAN FOR MARKETING Washington Gathering to Mark .Epoch; Entire Country Interested. WASHING associations and bh problenis of each commodity group, operative education cf the na the public, The program arranged for today was devoted largely to h @resves by Sec tary Hoover, tor of the bu: orelen and Ao. mesic commerce. ref ntatives of*farm ares eee PROSECUTOR IN PERJURY CASE WARNED AGAIN SPOKANE, Wash., Deo. 14.—The third warning letter receive? by W. Hi. Plummer, one of the defense coun: wel in the suborination perjury case on trial in superior court here, de- manding that he withdraw, was de. livered at Superior Judge W. D. Ask- rem's:court room. It read: “No. 3—You heed not. Now get Into the clear for we act now.” It Was signed with three K's, and was printed in scrawled characters. Mr Plummer received a letter today from the local headquarters the Ku Klux Kian, he said, disciiming any connection t eu the kian and the turning le The perjury case, in which 12 per- sons are on t 1 in connection with alleged talse restimony offered by the défense in the murder trial of Mau. rig Codd here “last spring, was con tinued today, with Attorney Lester P. Wage, ane of the defendants, on the withess stand undergoing cross “Ux- i mination. |: at these prices. IPR RR 66x80, our extra SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS PITTSBURGH. — Forced ‘nhala tion of oxygen containing a small | percentage of carbon dioxide was announced by ® scientist as the | LIONS, AUN WILD iN HOLLYWOOD, FILM Gl 15 GIVEN BIG THRILL most efficient means of bringing | about resusciation of asphyxiated | Persons LONDON.—For the first time In three and a half years the dollar dropped to par on the Amsterdam bourse. BOSTON- shied dames M. Cur- | ley formally announced his candi- Gacy for governor of Massachusetts | in 1924. NEW YORK.—Dr. Arthur Wes- ley Dow, professor of fine arts at Teachers’ college, Columbia univer- sity, died. WASHINGTON.—Dr. ©. L. Mar lat of thu federal horticulture board announceé that large losses in the future to fruit and forage crops were threatened by the invaston of the Japanese beetle. OYTAWA—Premier W. L. Mac- Kenzie King, made public greetings exchanged between the governments of Canada and the Irish Free State. WASHINGTON. — The house passed the annual supply bil for the “departments of commerce and Inbor, including the item of $1,240,- 000 for carrying out proviaions of the Sheppard-Towner infancy and maternity act. SAN FRANCISCO.—The British steamer Orteric broke in two near Fish Rock where it bas been aground. SAN FRANCISCO—Bad weather prevented several airplanes which started from here for Arizona to Join Ina search for Col. Marshall and Lieut. Webber from leaving Callfornia, according to Major Gto H. Brett of the alr service. CHICAGO. — Under diamond, bandits en- tered the shop of J. E. Harrison, diamond merchant, d stole 14 trays of diamonds, num, valued ut $100, ene = Persia sends more rugs to the Tnit- ed-States than any of the other coun- eries of the Orient —— Drop in at the Methodist Saturday afternoon dnc of tea and visit the Christian church. ONSILITIS Apply, thickly over throat— annex, © a cup bazaar of the 12-14-2t cover with not fannei— Vick Rus Oover’l 7 Million Jars’ Used Yearly * A SALE OF | the outside world. + pretense of | and plati- latest} hirley od { the big scenes calls for a! r of the Hons taking part in the production in which one of the | beasts rampant. That the realistic enough even wiand V. Lee, the di- enced by the fact that not only did everything he! was suppdsed to do, but in addition | created a panic among the pundreds ding the set where the scene ing made. | rector, the Mon ng from his cage the huge! . apparently frightened by the started for the fence enclor studio lot. that the animal was out ot) 1, sushed outside of the en closure. With one leap the lon oared over the fence and started n adjoining street . yone in that locality quickly ran for a place.of safety. A woman who saw the animal escape turn in a fire aiarm and within a fe minutes after, the ‘neident occurr Hollywood was if an uproar. tearing down the streets, apparently more frightened than even those witnessing the Incident, the Hon final ly_returned to the studio lot. ‘When he was again found by his trainer he was lying. peacefully be de his cage'visibly eager to be put jback. behind the fron bars thet for/ years have kept him separated from | However, to make sure that another such incident would jot occur, another lion whose reputa for reliability ‘and harmlessness } “1 100 per cent throughout his} ng circus career, was ultimately wed to make the scene, “That lon was wilder than the ac.ustomed as it is to] a Everyone nearby, | After | Che Caspet Daily Cridune nconag Peautiising tbe use cf wild ant inher of the mals were completed.” Shirley of the. Cireus™ |the America theater = arday. EH COMPANY COMING. company is nkw to Casper j&odiences: and with a hig lineup of comes to! specialty artista many new and. ee-~el Friday a0 tdean ®re promised ‘n productions and specialtion, The wardrole with this attFaction fis & feature. ‘Mr. tora carries. 2 | wardrobe miatresa who ts constantly creating new gowns. Mr. Lord him- self is principal comedian and is ably assisted by Fred Lorch, Tom Depew. a Maxwell, Louise Fiirfax, Pansy Brown, Muy Lorch and others. The | COLUMBIA THEATER: FIRST SHOW ON SUNDAY sare “coors Ex Sexe es rio and the octette will be i td | erelig in this bill. Continuous shows will be run Sunday. Commencing Sunday with the usual matinee the patrona of the Columbia have a real trest in store for them.) saye Al Harris, the manager. He hea} secured for an indefinite engagement|_ Regular social and dance Jack (Slim) Lord's Music Girls Friday, Dec. 15th, I. O. 0, company direct. from a long run-at}|Hall, Refreshments will be |Sioux City, Towa, and a two yeat®|seryed. run at Little Rock, Ark, -Every mem. CLAN STUART Baking Powders Look Alike—BUT Eze beeqreeterabee Is fezyer bebiea powder hoe: Is your taking powder sn ii conditions? ‘Repal ae Us your baking powder aes. ing home so satis" Fesory tat taba ; Reyalisy Royal Contains No Alam Leaves No Bitter Taste Provérbial inhabitant of Borneo,” says | Miss Mason, speaking of the manner in which the first Non stampeded, j"and I certainly was glad when al! | Don’t Fail to Be atthe . Turkey Dinner On Friday at the Baptist Church MENU Roast Turkey Giblet Sauce Mashet: Potatoes Lima Beans Cranberry Sauce Celery Hot Rolls Butter Pumpkin Pig With Whipped Cream Coftee or Tea Music while being served Many Useful . Articles for Sale at the Bazaar, Tickets for the dinner including ainment after, $1 for adults, 60 cents for children q years of age. Dressing under 12 Blankets/ AND Choice All-Wool Plaid Blankets. Disposal price -- : 66x80 Plaid Cotton Blankets. Disposal price 66x80 good weight Cotton Blankets. Disposal price grey or tan Blankets. Disposal price 64x76 grey Blankets. Disposal price Laminated Cotton Down full size Comforts. money savers at 240 South Center Street For gifts or your own use this close gut, clean out and get out of every Blanket in our store is a real opportunity to save. Your choice today is large, but they won't last long $6.45 AND $5.95 Assorted colors. A good cheap Blanket. Three real $2.25, $3.95 and $4.25 SCOTT CLOTHING CO. FE A Christmas Victrola Show ie The M USIG ‘Shoppe ; Anneunces Do not fail to. visit our store during the next ten days. This show will afford you. many pleasant hours. The display of VICTROLAS is most comprehensive—side by side you may see the completé array of, styles,“models and fin+ ishes. 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