Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 12

FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923. PAGE TWELVE. dinstead of three qualifying days for the American open golf champion. ship at Inwood, Long Island, thus extending the title event over thy entire week of July 9. NEW YORK, June 29.—(By The Associated Press.}— Because of a record entry list of more than 350 players, the United States Golf_as- Che Casper Daily Tribune § eee eed they resistorea av man (Demented Woman. ORGANIZED LABOR ENEMIES ARE |and wife. When questioned by the : MAN 5 ROUND jlandiady, Jacklin replied that they Drowns In Pool |had been married for more than two . | years. 4 é ssa | While.at the rooming huose, Jack- a entne eee lin is said to have got the girl to| ROCK SPRINGS. wyo arr eI drink. When he left her in the morn-| Wandering while demented from that he would send|room in which she had been’ placed but did not| by the town marshal here, who found ‘her on the streets, Anna Larsen, 70, a her|of Sidney, Neb., drowned in a shal \low pool on the outskirts of town. ae of the ; 3h Casper of Tomorrow SCRANTON, Pa. June 29.—(By AUTO TOURISTS HSIFORMED Wm Foster, representing the ‘Trades Union Educational league and J. H ane a ida waiter ber McCarthy, representing the labor de. aunt This tprdbalie, : fense council, characterized by Presi- pee Ri Ty 4 tol dent Lewis as enemy organizations The | @irl avant sonte (si a Ty Jacklin was arraigned before ice of the peace Henry F-| contract, was thrown into E c s on a charge fo| mother a whic i hw 3 F today when John L. Lewis,| of the United Mine Workers and or nan this oe gti ses dey mother after nia & warrant was) 10W Day was found by boys. ‘The international president of the United| ganied labor generally in the United| t#tutory rape against a 15-year-old) issued for Jacklin. |woman was traveling from Boise, Mine rkers, ordered two men in| States. girl and was bound over to the fall —EEE | \Taaho, to Sidney, when she left a tore icra ltrain at Green River and walked 15 | miles to this place. It was at the rock O11 and Refining company, 18) conciusion of this walk that she was lup from the Colorado capital on sae] accosted by the Rock Springs officer, of his frequent business trips. questioned and provided a room. June 29.—That responsible for mn Lincoln high- ts, westbound, at term of court on a $5,000 bond. The girl in the case was elso asked to put up a bond of $500 te guarantee her appe: ce against Jacklin. Campaign For Beer highway, ini the re-| and Light Wines Is} cou this morning, Jucklin’ had of cnet RECKLESS DRIER LANDS Carried _to Casper the gallery to “remove their carcasses without the doors of the convention hall." They were identified as Joseph Manley, son-inlaw of William Z. R. G. Taylor, president of the Glen- stigate complaints of | had been deceived mM DITCH AND 1S. FINED sects: FOR HIS. GRRELESSNESS ms in which are located the | responsible for the decep Is the growth of this city taking place unnoticed to you? at Big Springs. sting of BS dine and L. The Rational Unity league, having | for its alm the modification of the Volstead act to permit the sale of light wines and beer, has opened temporary headquarters here at the| ae H Wyatt and petitions, it is stated, are to be circulated for signa ture by men and women who favor a Very many wise real estate invest- ments are being made by outsiders —by people who live in other cities —who are watching Casper with keen interest, taking timely ad- vantage of its astonishing growth and making the best of opportuni- ties. | Speeding recklessly along Ei |lowstone highway and enc | the lives of others, Draper C. tion will be taken by the | finally landed his own c: amber of Commerce in|tast night and w the matter has not|podily from the may take th { return of light beverayes without the | open saloon. | The league is a national organiza tion which is now acti state in the union. The Sargent's m . however, for| here, is being conducted by . *, a conference as brought to y the sheriff's | Jenkins, national organizer, and R. D AND If the outsider profits from Casper furce and was fined $50 for reckless|'Turk and H. H. Jenkins, state Real Estate investments, how much dr! by Judge Henry F. Brenn: organizer. action taken against Sargent is ———— | easier is it for you to do likewise? meant at least partially to be a warn at this| tomorro for counterac fon to be decidec Earl Puryear came up from Denver this morning. QUALITY WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES PHONE OR VISIT Commercial Printing Co. WALLACE STATES THAT oe JUST 1 BOTTLE DID IT MONTANA RIDER SEIZED | Pcctsres Tantas Restored Ap- ON AUTO THEFT CHARGE | fon reported at d Will” tra he Denver business ‘© recently and brought that Denver inter East Terraces OFFERS UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES FROM AN INVESTMENT STANDPOINT y way responsible. welght my clothes just hung on me like a sack. 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