Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1923, Page 2

_. “Stolen kisses" worth $100,000 (her valuation) must be paid for, Alma Smythe of Alexandria, Va., told the Washington court. She asked that sum in, her suit egainst Leighton Taylor, secretary to late Senator Boies Penrose. Martyr to Medical Science Dr. Vaillant, the French pioneer in X-ray work,’is shi "2 a . own. here Seppe trom the effects of the ‘thirteenth operation he has under> Gone in an attempt to halt the progress of disease caused by exposure jto the rays. He has sacrificed his left arm and shoulde cause of humanity, mes Oe Hunger Makes the animal world kin. This cow in Warrington, England, has a strange family consisting of a sow and litter of 12 pigs. When the ining hour arrives, the little porkers get their milk direct from head- ‘quarters. ——— Stanley Bal neellor of the British exchoque: with Mrs, Baldwin as they sailed for the United ehancellor will head the financial mi Dermencnt settiement of the debt En. * is shown here tes where th 1 attempt to make s # to America. Bridge Collapse Cost prcore of Lives Three of the automobiles which wére on the bridge at the time it collapsed; as they looked after being hoisted from the bettom of the'river. Christmas Brings Death Bullet It was Christmas morning but there was no peace nor good will the Brobst home, Chicago, Little Glenn, Jr., cried in his crib while his father and mother qi ed, Finally the man slapped her. ‘Then the presented him with her Christmas gift. It was n bullet that ended his life-instantly. Mrs. Brobst and little Glenn spent the rest of the Christmas day in jail. Here is on. his business point of the and the council of employes who are taking as president and manager, bat will continue controlled by the employes, s the right thing turing Below—Dredge hoisting one automobile out of the river after the bridge disaster. right) leads down to a diver, who is working on the bottom of the river, searching for bodi Shanghal, China, bank sian beauty, who escaped the bolshe- viki hes jf n New ho is; Henry The ladder (on | COAL COMPANY TO SUE | UNITED MINE WORKERS CHICAGO, Jan, 8. 000,000 damages agit “ine Workers o§ America will led by the Southern Coal company im iederai court here this week. =a The coal company will attempt to collect for, damage to its property during the riot of the “Herrin mas- ‘sacre” Jast June.when 22 were killed in battles between non-union miners and strike sympathizers. Was This the Death Charles Bleuler, wife of manager, Rus- t arrived cay iar by his employes: York, He gaye them ever forgot the view Dix (fourth from left) inguish iris fat salary wil! be .owned and A staff photographer death klavern of the kian w: Dix will thin scene business | grapher who took this picture, arching the vicinity near Lake held the night that KR, Watt Daniels He found the ground trampled down and the charred rex found the blackened rélic of a flery cross Venus’ Ihurels surely would fail were she s contemporary of Miss Elea- nor ey of Milwaukee, who won swimming honors Thursday night in the I. » tank meet held In Chicago, Divine S The mental attitude of Sarah Bernhardt toward the ‘death threatens her is illustrated by this photograph taken before her gerlous illness. She decided she would Iike to see how she xvould when dead. An elaborate cofiin was ordered, Sarah was dressed funeral garments and the above photograph was taken. Above—General view of jwrecked bridge at Kelso, taken from a boat on the west side of the Cowlitz River. Center— |* Fifty-four of these huge locomotives,ithe largest in the world, have been ordered for the Union Pacific system, They are neary 100 feet long. stand 15 feet, 10 inches from rail to smokestack, weigh over 299 tons, and have drive whecls six feet in diameter. Klavermn? La Fourche where and T, ¥ kovernment agents belleve the - Richards were killed came upon ulns of a great fire, A government agent Thowing the camera cloth over his head, he posed .for the photo- —