Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 2

BANDIT KILLING SOLVED MURDERER IS IDENTIFIED CHICAGO, June man, Mrs, F es © wild animal show is worthy. Wat- kins’ gilo auto-drome did a rushing businéss to crowds that speculated how far Hazel and Ira Wstkins, rid- ers, would land out in the midway if they went one inch higher on the ‘drome’ walls. In fact, a pleasant evening was en- joyed at the Wortham shows. Another evening may be spent before one sees it all. The riding devices in the cen- 19—Woman or) man, involved announced a1 examination of the masquerading as one or the own | other at different times. usual dua! that a mi prisoner would be made. ter of the midway are magnets. Tho M, The suspect was identified by the . caterpillar was on the go all the time. Richard | nee Tho prisoner emphatically denied] Dig butterfly did a rushing business, Basin WO Ot nen he bandit aceumer’ ‘uni | 2ny connection with the Tesmer slay-] 604 tng otter rides came in for thelr her din a holdup|M™er said the bandit assumed “untill ing or having been anywhere except] Ov." pp wr Ne Maples mieeehe rs bl | almost th ant of firing the shot} in the Carrick apartment on the| Wh. aN ‘ a 4 to be a man dis-| that The prisoner Lede night of the holdup. The su: was thick, black bobbed hair showed evidence of having le the widow said But to- an, the prisoner was| has brown eyes w Not an untoward eyent arose to eared k, who with| the killer’s eyes were blue, day she said she probably had been Che Casper Dally Cridune main all week, opening afternoon and| Denver is expected to be established, night. They represent a composite|{t was learned here. of the three former Wortham shows. World’s Fastest TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 192: EDINBURGH STRIKERS RETURN |©XPERT watch and jewel EDINBURGH, June 19—After a] 1"8- Casper Jewelry Co. The eastern special is designed to|rour months strike, during which carry the tourists’ cars more quickly 10,000 pounds was pald in. strike to the itory which they will tour, Particularly ‘the eastern mountains|money and 80,000 pounds was lost in and resorts. The same sort of service | wages, 600 paper workers in the Val- may be established between Chicago |leyfield mills have returned to work. and Florida and between Chicago and| The strike was caused because one California next winter, it was said. |of the operatives tore up his union = card, and the union called out all the ‘Try a Tribune Classified Ad workers. ~ CHICAGO, June 19.—The world’s ry re} -» O-S Bld; r —l|a3 Freight To Carry Autos For Tourist fastest freight train, to carry summer vacationists automobiles soon will be inaugurated between Chicago and Albany on a 42 hour schedule by the New York Central mar ing. _The shows will re- similar service between Chicago and railroa and two others, w ith the ac i Co freshly shaved. cused, to have lived as his wife for|™istaken, She positively declared,| qn spite of mannish characteristics 14 years. | however, that Mrs. Carrick or Thomp-|anq mannerisms, the prisoner had | son was the kill rs. Carrick, the pect, 1 nion of the polic worked as a woman entertainer in cafes without arousing question of her identity, the police said. WORTHAM SHOW HOST TO THOUSANDS AT OPENING OF BIG CARNIVAL CITY The police referred to the suspect as a woman but because of the un- > 2 apie plans. One of the topics of conversation President McKinley before night was Wortham’s| with Spain, which opened the war and seals are a feature not to be in casper last Maine The monkey circus actors World's Best Shows, when the was| missed sunk, “Hold conclusions in abeyance} Second and Lowell | pending a thorough investigation.” the Arabian Circus] “Last night throngs were out to in- egion. This Was) vestigate, and they returend to give Gee.to many Wortham’s World Best shows a clean Among them were the elaborate! +i ag the biggest and best of its the advance agents of} xing ever offered here. mes advance agents | made monkeys out of each other, ‘to the week at East the delight of crowds. The trained streets to presei for the Amer To know hew good a cigarette lreally can be mad you musttry a— The attractions are carefully cen- ed v th f Be 1 with their offer-| sored, and attaches seem to have gone are inclined to magnify ea fomaenity /through a business school that before and the taught them “the public pays our soot Wathen, | Way, 80 treat the public like any PY is ee other merchant would.” Loud and uy t va willing to waits) holsterous language seems to be for- n to this show. Questions are cheer- y and politery answered, and every n and woman with the big com- pany seems to be ‘with it and for it.’ ‘The chain of attractions are too many to dispuss in detail, To sum them up, Violet and Daisy Hilton, the fam- ous grown-together twins, were the hit of the evening. The Karn fat family 1s a show in {tself,“with a lot of good clean comedy thrown in. Tantlinger's Wild West “wild-west ed” last night, to the Ratisfaction of three big crowds. The diving girls In other wo! the General Fi TEETHING AND HOT WEATHER are very hard on the little ones, Summer disorders of Stomach and bowels, weakening diarrhoea, cholera infastum, quickly controlled by CHAMBERLAIN'’S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY Helps children and older persone too. the public took zh Lee advice to ZO-OMD - moore. W-TA-+ Z— + <4-20 - qua—7- MTA MD: OF 3ma +O. . ALL LOTS ARE 50x135 IN MOUNTAIN We will sell 200 Lots. each, $10 down and $10 a month. Just think, for a payment of $10 you can get possession, and you can im- mediately commence making plans for your own home. The contract has been made with the Casper Supply Co. for a pump and equipment for 122,400 gallons of water per day. A contract has been let with the May Tank Co., for one 43,000 gallon storage tank. Pumping plant site has been purchased from Mills Construction Co. In sixty days water will be plowing through the mains into Mountain View Suburb. All are 50x135 with water piped to every lot, at $150 Landscape engineers tell us that the land will grow anything that will grow in this climate. Phones 1189 and 2370 CASPER: 1S + THE: FUTURE - CAPITAL IN THE MIDDLE of the year is just as good a time as the first of the year for making new resolutions and adopting new So, if you feel that you haven't been getting ahead financially as well as you should, why not decide now to tie in with the Citizens Na- tional the first week in July and start using its budgeting system and new home bank. The two combined will certainly make your showing for the last six months of the year an improve- ment over these first six months without half trying. LOTS WITH WATER $150 Baker-Grude Investment Co. *“1O* aw Comfort’ once more! Get it this week at our store me eek Se The vigorous, healthy feet you used to have—these can be yours once more! 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Going fifteen miles per hour you can drive out there in twelve minutes from down town. One of the finest all year graveled roads in the state goes through our sub- division. Being a sandy loam you are not troubled with mud, that has made many other new subdivisions a hardship. Paving never will be needed. : - If you really want to get ahead buy where your taxes will be small. ‘ No paving assessments will ever be required. Water will be furnished at a cheaper rate than Casper now charges. It is out of the smoke district. In fact it includes everything that could be desired from a home standpoint. a Hei Everybody that has been out to the addition are warm in its praises. Phone us and we will call and take you out. 133 N. Wolcott St. i