Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. MER ROUGE IS STIRRED AGAIN Robert L. Dade, Mayor, Warned to Leave} || Licensing of Ball Players Impracticable |! BOSTON, Mass., Jan. 31.—Judge KK. M. Landis, baseball commisston- er on his way for a visit to Burling ton, Vermont, today said he thought the proposal now before the Massa- chusetts legislature to Mcense pro- Che Casver Daily Cribune U.S. EMBARGO ON NARCOTICS WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Federal narcotics control board today an- nounced {it would grant no moro ap- plications to import narcotics pending @ decision as to the total amount of jSuch drvgs which it is advisable to admit into the country during the year. house yesterday and blew up the front part before leaving. The const guard station at Bal- briggan was destroyed today by ralders who set off three powerful Jand mines. The explosion shat- tered the windows of nearby houses and the inhabitants fled from their homes. SSeS eS ‘Try Tribune Want Ads for results. CONTRACT LET ON SUB BASE ‘WASHINGTON, Jan. 81—The Gil- pin Construction company of Astoria, Ore., was awarded a contract by the You Must See WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1922. navy department today as lowest bid- ders, for work on the submarine base at Tongue Point, Ore., at the mouth of the Columbia river. The amount of the bid was $100,000. ‘The same concern also was award- ed a dredging contract for the re- moval. of 400,000 cubic yards at 15 cents per yard, the improvement being in connection with the Tongue Point developments. ‘The new government in Ireland is considering measures to revive the fishing industry off the Irish coasts, which has been gradually declining for some years past. DON’T FORGET TO-NIGHT Town in 10 Days or Become Corpse; | Federal Agents to Investigate fessional and semi-professional ba!! players, was impracticable, so far as it affected major league players. Aside from the question of the ex- pediency of a licensing system, he thought that for any one state to take action would lead to confusion. EILLE NORWOOD as © SHERLOCK HOLMES In Sir A. Conan Doyle’s “THE >HOUND OF THE “ BASKERVILLES <\ FRIDAY and SATURDAY Se IS FAMILY NIGHT WE HAVE A FINE PROGRAM FOR YOU “THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR” AND THE MANN SISTERS RIALTO ~ TODAY Plunkett Home Destruction Is Now Complete aon MONROE, La., Jan. 81.—Federal authorities, it was learned here today, probably will be asked to take some action in connection with the receipt yesterday of a threat- ening letter Robert L. Dade, mayor of Mer Rouge, in which the mayor w warned to leave the town within ten days or WEST CASPER DEFEATS. <<22' VIOLA DANA | — FROSH SECOND TEAM TO RECOVER’ state authorities | attention if ob aganial |) In the curtain raiser Inst night to | the Casper-Glenrock basketball game, rhe West Casper grade school team won from the freshman second team of the high school by a score of < DUBLIN, Jan. 31—{By Tho As- IL sociated Press.—The residence of Sir Horace Plunkett, at Fox Rock, was destroyed by fire lay. today. A band of armed men raided the RIAI TO LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31—Viola Dana, motion picture actress, under- | went an operation for appendicitis mayor to| today at a local hospital. The opera-| 13 to 0. wn within | tion was @ success and Miss Dana’s| The grade schoot boys outplayed notice." condition satisfactory, her physician; the freshmen all through the game san important wit-| raid, and were never threatened. tate at the Bastrop | = 6 SPECIAL Opportunity Night Thursday WITH US | Gen & TONIGHT Dancers and Theatergoers x AND EVERY NIGHT 5 . «(3 And forget your sorrows and cares. We are the \ original Fa We have prepared a special after-dinner : Relief for | menu need after 8p. kg . 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