Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1923, Page 12

© PAGE TWELVE. Che Casper Daily Cribune HARRY MOORE IS ACQUITTED OF CHARGE PREFERRED BY GIRL ON VERDICT INSTRUCTED BY COURT On instructions from Judge R. R. Rose, the jury in the case of Harry Moore, charged with statutory rape on a 17- year-old girl living on South Oak street, yesterday afternoon | brought in a verdict of acquittal. The judges instructed the jury th evidence introduced was not sufficient to prove at the Moore was alleged ted Sa't ake the ase k of the dl Poling, Wa J. D. Herror ening 8 he dra, Wade Cramer, W M. Creel, A.| she Chelewski, J nly parti-| Lambert, H a 5 f fact! jen, John Hamdorf, G. V. McN oF € ri § al | Bailey, H H. Bl | SORES AT THE AlALTO oving itself c st ab: bing picture yp ent season se,” Willian for Paramot nd Lewis iumph at Rialto 7A GO—Hfari and his bride, the r etive powert the Will am is {s a photopla je trp —eisons vating, Jnstr It has a AGRINST BUS COMPANY ON SPEEDING CHARGE Tenn.—One thousand | The first fine for speeding that has Pa.—A blood 1 to locgte nce SaWurday rground here STARS IN “THE PILGRIM. d judgment. t “ J’? i . charming-| ytr5, tole Till, 27 years of age.| Oay “Bayer” and Insist! whe ed at 11 o'clock this morning at the | . her in *) ¢amtly home, 459 South Spruc The eal vrecks her ca-| fing nat Racdor before the chamber of com: reer. John Elliott, a | row chapel. ‘The ae a z cou r and her sweet-| + Thompson will have charge! _— Cera | nd of the deceased is } | | a Ht “FIRST FINE ASSESSED - FLYING CADET MEETS DEATH SAN ANTONIO, Denby Guests Arrested By Navy Patrol Texas, March 20. Wick Chamlee, flying cadet of SSS ook field was killed here today HENDERSON, | when he was struck in the head by —Radio to The | the propeller of an airplane. He did ABOARD U. BALBOA, M h Associated Press}—Two members of | not hear the ship come up behind Mactolary, \eaboie’) Gonecial him. s skull was fractured. He lived at esville, Texas. party, seeking first hand informa- = istedi allors’ life, wound up in | of a naval patrol last { nt, according to stories they re: | lated today to fellow congressmen. | Assigned to the battleship N. | York for yesterday’s maneuvers, | Represen ves Albert B. Ross¢: ndrew N. FP rson, both of New York, drew saflor uniforms, had | er with the crew, w \ vi r mess kits, obtained (Continued from Page One) passes and started out on morning and wero finally warned by \a Rose that the court and the fieat ¢ h e were not interested in their | patrol interrupted a | personal animosities and that 4t/ the two for being | they would confine their remarks to lock 1 ation of | the case on trial that the court would Wireless explanations | be muct better pleased. battle ship New York were | The jury selected after two and a essnry to effoct a release s’ work this morning con- Theodore French, A. C. | John Higbee, C. P. John Jourgensen, famdorf, Edward Von CHAPLIN SURROUNDED BY =. Drew Protzman, Ls D. Poling, J. clnosk! hat the trial w te this afternoon. until SECOND AMERIGANIZATION LECTURE HERE. TONIGHT Chap. ap | © pub First W. Beld'er, a representative of nver office of the U. S. Veter- ureau, will give the second num. his illustrated lectures tonight} > c'ub rooms of the George W. American Legion, in the ing. The lectures are but ex-sevice men are ¢s ng himself. Sydney cf Charles is two-reel_com ged to be present. and the and “Dink in Legion ts co-operating to the Piiggrim” fullest extent. The subject of tho lec: ning will be “Some Ca! ture this es Over 70 views will be ne lecture wi'l begin at 8 m last about one hour. There] 0 charge. ASPIRIN FUNERAL SET TOMORROW Bond Forfeited By Ex-Wizard of Klan, Atlanta Unless you see the name “Bayer” on ckage or on tablets you are not get- x the genuine Bayer product pre- ATLANTA, Ga., March 20. Gas | Maroh'- 20; cribed by physicians over twenty-two | wa Young Clarke, former acting| s and proved safe by millions for imperial wizard of the Knigh the|eres aoa ? ‘pind : | ‘olds Ku Klux Klan, failed to tor | ae) trial in the United States court to ooteee day on charges of u the malls to defraud. His bone of $500 was order ed forfelted by lge 8, H ey and it was stated a bench warrant | for his arrest would be issued later persons are homeless in the tornado | ever been assessed against the t swept area of northwestern Mis- | per Motor Bus was nust be provided food | meted out last ni John cording to an esti } A. Murray. In commenting the representatives of | fine, Alexander Nist ft of po. the Cross. The storm last | lice, stated that since the driver of Thursday resulted in 28 deaths. such a bus 4s responsible’ for not only the lives of one or two but for twen- AS CITY th gaso- | ty-five or thirty he ought to be @oub. here a 4 cents | ly in observing the traffic or- s than at other cities in | din: and Kansas, a local price app 1 to be on to la The White Eagle Oil and Re fining compa TWO DEAD, TWO DYING AND ONE Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’ h unbroken package contains | | } latest circulation }_ William Norworth and son arrived last evening from their home in Butte and will spend the week here | visiting with friends. | 28-Inch Cigar Is Received Myra Luman is spending the week By Uncle Joe here from Greybull, | For More Than Thirty Years DANVILLE, Ill, March 20.— The largest smokeab'e clger ever manufactured has just been pre: sented to Uncle Joe Cannon by the | Cigar Manufacturers’ association of New York. It is inches in length, a foot in circumference | and is made of pure Havana | shade grown tobacco, filler ana | wrapper. | The cigar weighs a little more | than five pounds and arrived pack- ed a special hade made cedar box, Both the box and cigar bear the regulation wrapper and band, the box carrying a special stamp. REVWAL SERVICES AT M. E. GHURGH THIS WEEK Evangelistic ser Sore, Swol- and all inflamed cond!- Nothing takes Its plac At all Drug Stores. Pound eans, 50: es are being held this week in the Methodist church each night, except Saturday, at .30 o'clock. Tonight the Rev. J A. Dean will preach. Last night the L =. Carter spoke. The public ir vited How is your business showing up this year? Are you getting any- where? 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