Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. Che Casper Oaily Cridun WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923. BOOZE SUPPLY IS HEADED OFF Clearance Papers Refused Vessels of Less Than 250 Tons Loaded Out Of Vancouver With Liquor VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 29.—Instructions have been received by local customs officials from Ottawa that clearance papers must be refused to vessels of less than 250 tons register which are carrying liquor to any foreign port. This will eliminate a considerable portion of the fleet which now is clearing tor Mexican ports with liquor believed to be intended for smug- giing into the United States, ‘ Ross Invited to Address Meeting State Governors SEATTLE, Wash., Aug, 29.—A guling announced from Vancouver, B. C., that Canadian customs of- ficers must refuse clearance papers to boats under 250 tons clearing with Hquor cargoes for forelgn ports, will eliminate 80 per cent of the rum running into the state of Washington, Willlam M. Whitney, assistant prohibition director for the Pacific Northwest, predicts. “It means that from now on all the booze that gets in here will come off the larger vessels which will ostensibly sail for Mexican ports, but In reality unload their booze cargoes on fishing smacks in the. Sound Island,” said Mr, Whitney. “I judge that in the past between 19 and 20 per cont of iilictt Mquor came in this manner.” RETAIL GROCERS ASSOCIATION [a ORGANIZED NOW CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug., 29.— Governor William B, Ross of Wyo- ming has received an invitation to deliver an address at a governors’ conference which Is to be held at West Bend, Indiana, October 17, 18, and 19. The governor wi!l attend the conference but has not decided to speak. Governor Ross will deliver an ad dress at the Sheridan county fair, September 6. CHEYENNE WILL HAVE AUMTOR HIGH SCHOCL Aug. 29.— old” high school building, unused during the last year, follow- ing the completion of a larger struc- ture, is to be utilized for Junior high school purposes during the school year that will open September 4. All the seventh and eighth grade ALLEGED VIOLATOR OF LIQUOR LAWS TAKES APPEAL; OTHERS ARE FINED IN POLICE COURT Judge John A. Murray went right, charge and psid a fine of the same down the line in police court yester-| amount. day evening and handed out stiff} Mrs. Helen Ekreat, who was un- fines or jail sentences to all of-| necessarily bolstered up by her fenders brought before him. |husband during her howls of “not A, McKenzie, who officers say has) guilty,” was convinced that the law been through the unadorned cere-| has its officers ever on the watch monies of being fined before for vio-| lation of the drug ordinance, was haled before Judge Murray on the) when the police justice asked her to donate forthwith 100 good silver! dollars to the police department charge of keeping illegally a fair-|treasury, She was proved to be sized stock of liquor in a shed rent-| guilty, at least to the satisfaction ed from a Mexican of the name of/of the judge, of violating the drug, Joo Martinez. McKenzie pleaded not| guilty and was defended in his as-|ous, protracted, accompanied by sumed innocence by Alex King. |frantic gesticulations, but unavail- The last time this man was caught| ing. he had in his possession keys to the| A rather ailapidated car was be- wood shed. This time the keys and|ing held by the department and himstif were at a distance so that|Captain Clayton agreed to furnish this prima facie evidence was lack-| the required $100 if a bill of sale of ing. However, when questioned by! the car would be made over to him the officers who broke into the shed,| without delay. Mrs. Ekreat de seized the liquor, and arrested their|murred despite the expostulations of man, Martinez said that McKenzie|her husband. The captain there rented the place of him, fore called the deal off. ‘This blow When called to re-sssure the court| brought the woman around—both as to the identity of the renter,|™an and wife appeared to have been Martinez denied that McKenzie was | drinking before the session of court the man. “Not him—some other | <nd she protested that her refuse t te ad been on. bets Medco her for Captain Clayton gave Despite the fact that several gal-\+1. nigh sign and Mrs, Helen was lons of moonshine, empty bottles,| iociced up. corks, etc, were produced as evi-|" Ww G. ‘Woods, Willlam Madison dence, the Mexican's refusal to/ 1,4 award Horne, who had been stand by what he had told the of-|\i¢keq up Monday night es being ficers momentarily let in a gleam ot} suspicious characters were all in- the light of freedom for the of-| structed to procure work within the fender. Attorney King asked for| ‘est 24 hours or to serve 80 days the dismissal of the case on the! i,” ja. Kd Carroll, charged grounds that all evidence submitted) wit}, being drunk, mooching, and a was of a hearsay nature, suspicious character, was fined §15, With no prelude Judge Murray| thanked the judge, and left to serve Celivered sentence. “Thirty days in| his time out in @ cell. jail and 7100 fine, and, Martinez, Five drunks completed the long you are guilty of perjury and aré/role of Tuesday's offenders. Al! fined $26 for contempt of court."| with the exception of one, who was The Mexican was scarcely able to| reprimanded, were fined $16 each. resume his seat so astounded was er he at being fined though he was only a mere witness. An appeal of the case to the district court was announced by Mr. King and on # cash bond of $250 McKenzie was re- ordinance. Her denials were vigor- on R. J. Gernart of the Johns-Man- ville company 1s attending to busi- ness affairs here for a few dayn pupils of the city will be concen- trated in the Junior buildin; A. L. Wallace Is Elected First President of New Organization. In order to promote a spirit of ef. fective co-operation among the retail grocers of this city, and to provide a closer combination for the purposes of collective buying so that savings from such wholesale purchases may be reflected in the price to the re- tall customer, the Casper Retail Grocer’s association was organized here yesterday. Ten members form the new assoc!- ation. The officers are: A. L. Wal- ; lace, president; E. R. Williams, vice ||| Here’s a picture bound to prsident;; A. E. Winters, treasurer; L. Habenicht, secretary. Applica- tions from other retailers in this line of business desiring to join the com- bination may be submitted to the charter members of this association. ee BOGUS CHECK ARTIST CARRIES ROOFING ROLL ONCE TOO OFTEN, SAID CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug., 29.— Mis habit of carrying a sample roll of roofing material under one arm ‘Tuesday resulted in the arrest here of W. H. Albertson, wanted in Den- ver and Boulder, Colo., on charges involving the alleged passing fraudulent checks. A request for the apprehension of Albertson, sent out by the Denver police, mentioned his habit of posing as a roofing saics- man and carrying @ sample roll of reofing. When C. E. McGonangle. assistant steward of the Plains hotel saw a guest carrying such a roll he notified the police and the stranger, Albertson, was taken into custody. | Rheumatic Neuritis Says His Prescription Com- pletely Banishes All Rheu- mi Pain and Twinges— Is Guaranteed. —your eyes dance to gowns and settings—your makes it the best screen ment anywhere. Old Fashioned NORTH WASH Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison Starts to Leave the Sys- tem Within Twenty-four Hours. Mi A ii Every druggist in this county ts authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer that if a full pint bottle of ALLENRHU, the sure conqueror of rheumatism, does not show the way to stop the agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatio pain, he will gladly return your money without comment. ALLENRHU has been tried and tested for years, and really marvel: ts have been accomplished in the most severe cases where the suffering and agony was intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless James H. Allen, of Rochester, |M » the discoverer of ALLEN RHU, who for many years suffered the torments of acute rheumatism. desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of anyone's money unless ALLENRHU decisive- ly conquers this worst of all eases, and he has instruc gists to guarantee it every 8 N. ¥ dls ed drug as at Special Attraction MISS ANNA M. TREV: Coloratura Soprano instance will suppl. panted.—Adver! make your heart quicken to its startling climaxes its exquisite loud and long with enthusiastic praise. It’s Gloria Swanson’s best. RIALTO —AT THE— North Washington Hall TONIGHT LOTS OF FUN FOR EVERYBODY Come out and dance to the tune of the latest hits played by SPIES AND HIS HOWLING WOLVES Don’t Forget, It’s Tonight at the TODAY, TOMORROW, FRIDAY The Grub-Sta The Thrilling Story of a Girl in the ‘Alaskan Gold Rush ALFRED ALLEN, WAL’ AND THE FAMOUS NELL SHIPMAN WILD ANIMALS leased ' B. W. Ghum was found guilty of violating the drug ordinance and was fined $100, He paid it. F. L. Bedford was the same | Pacatre. uilty of Continuous—1 to 11 LAST TIMES TODAY WM. S. HART “Between Men’ voice ring A Sam Wood st. hat production ||| “FIGHTING BLOOD” ——sad— STARTING BABY PEGGY SATURDAY “TIPS” TOMORROW. Square Dance MATINEE FOR THE KIDDIES 1:00 to 6:00 INGTON HALL Shows Start 1, 8, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock iss Trevett Sings at 3, 7:30, 9:30 SHIPMA —IN— The Serpor ing Cast Includes. WHITMAN, HUGH THOMPSON, GEORGE BERRELL Christie Comedy THE ETT NETTO LADIES’ Screen Snapshots ORCHESTRA ‘The joke was) MONEY EVILS PROVIDE DRAMATIC. INTEREST IN Money fs the root of all the evil that goes toward providing dramatic interest in the Ietest Katherine Mac- Donald photoplay which is the cur- rent attraction at the America theatre. “Money, Money, Money!” is the title of the production, and Miss MacDonald explains the reason for the unusual title in the role of Pris- cilla Hobbs, who, as the daughter of a struggling manufacturer, leads her father, through her own social am- bitfions, into aligning a note for twenty thousand dollars in antici- pation of a big legacy. The legacy to amount to about twelve but while the money lasts lurge that Priscilla makes causes no end of talk in the little midwestern town of Thermopolis. It is when the money begins to go that the plot takes on new interest, and Miss MacDonald is called upon to deliver the very best of her emo- |tional talent. telling the story that Larry Evans has written with the capabilities of the star !n mind while he was writ- ing it. Hope Loring prepared the} continuity, and Tom Forman who |has directed so many of the success- ful MacDonald pictures is responsi ble for the excellent results achieved in this production, more MacDonald successes than any | director that the star has had. ‘This |may account for Mr. B. P. Schul- Carl = Stockdal Charles Clary. Margaret Loomis, and many other | good players surround the star in Forman has been the director of ‘Derg, the producer, engaging man for “Money, Money, Money!” oe AMERICA FEATURE PLAY || ‘Admits He Is day. ”|BABY FOUND | IN HUDSON Russ Pianist NEW YORK, Aug., 29.—The police | who for 12 days have been seeking three months old Lillian McKenzie, ‘\ddnajjejd in front of a store, today thought they had come to the dnd of their trail in the waters of the Hudson where the body of an infant was found floating. Peter McKenzie, however, satisfied them that is was not the body of his daughter =D detectives took up the search anew. World’s Best NEW YORK, Aug. 29.—Viadi- mir De Pachman, Russian, admits that he is the greatest pianist liv. ing. “I am the great player—the greatest player,” he told reporters who asked for his opinion on the subject when he arrived yester- The body, which was naked, was taken to the police station and the father summoned. He took one look Club. A Good Thing—DON'T MISS IT |eents (and this slip) to |receive in return a not Lillian, but the dand nd said it w police at first were not sa! “Nothing could be finer or more sent for Mrs. McKenzie, She how. ever, was spared the ordeal of view- ing the remains when further exam!- nation convinced the police that they had come across the body of an ab- andoned child. Although the child was about three months old and had blue eyes, exami- nation showed that it was heavier than Lillian, Send your automobile news te | Haribo oan eal ar Plug.”"—Care Tribune, CHICHESTER S PILL S PILLS ee SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE superb than what I he said, “It is marvelous. When rT hear what I play, I say ‘it mas a ished—a perfect thing. God.'” Coming for his second trip to America, De Pachmann said it was not until he was 70 years old that he had learned the real method of playing. He now is 75, a Spark Plug may organize a hiking Keep your eyes on the paper. 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See the Handbags on Display ADMISSION FREE is GREATER MOVIE SEASON: As usual, this theater will be the home of the world famous Paramount Pictures—and the Paramount product this year will surpass anything in screen history. The management has booked additional worthy of exhibition along with these Paramount mas- All pictures booked for the RIALTO will not be shown anywhere else in the city within a year. STARTING SEPT. 1st RIALTO enthusiastic about the photoplays money merely bait in a trap. 10c and 20c —rTa“umeew mens gASrERS FAMILY Sar a au4G/ LY BUTTON—BUTTON—IT’S “The Wrong Mr. Button’ —presented by— 1923 REVUES COMPANY A MUSICAL COMEDY WITH A PLOT WILLIAM DUNCAN —in— “WHERE MEN ARE MEN” Admission—10c-—40c. W. First, Off Center BADE Shows at 7 and 9 —FEATURING— ~ JAZZ BO THE WORLD’S GREATEST AND FUNNIEST TRICK DONKEY SUNDAY and LABOR DAY Once Each Afternoon, Twice Each Evening in Addition to the Regular Picture Program. “MONEY MONEY MONE MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, and what it meant to Priscilla, who felt scorned for her poorness, and then suddenly wealthy, found all hi “MONEY, MONEY, MONEY” is a drama of thrills and surprises —with— KATHERINE MacDONALD TODAY AND THURSDAY ALSO COMEDY, NEWS AND TOPICS AMERICA SHOWS AT 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6.30, 8, 9:30 10c AND 40¢ 10c and 20c TODAY AND TOMORROW JACK PICKFORD —Supported by— MADGE BELLAMY a “GARRISON’S FINISH” —also— HAROLD LLOYD and BEBE DANIELS —in— “YOUNG MR. JAZZ.” BULGER’S COMEDY ANIMAL Circus The Funniest Trained Animal Show on Earth A Wonderful Collection anus Performing Marvelous 1c.