Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1924, Page 4

fe riv efo Bat sagac**#e° ade Fag wont B.neP OSS ‘er he ea ~OO RE Ga Ota sen. d TRA nt PAGE FOUR DENVER OUTFIT PLEADS GUILTY IN FOOD CHE de Casper Daily Erituone Police Step in to Assist Cupid When Plot Is Laid To Nip Honeymoon Plans It Thomas U. Troth whose pranelf Pise rege cons Bites >< Sverahe 4 AT Sa00; GETS)< Fine Paid for Selling : SS Eb SS Se Se Wealthy Man Willing : N 5 A hy Short-Weight Coffee Z a THU Re eS ot memebers i To Pay Penalty for Packages in State. , : . fit, part of the ‘roth henayineon Drunken Driving. always ready to assist Cupid dnd Late Sports : E, Wyo., Feb. 19—The unwilling to permit a joke to go too GOLDEN, Colo., Feb. 19—Jacob far nor a bride either for that mat- Gaber, wealthy Arvada farmer, ar- on of the campaign by . JETS OWN FINE Yy ter when not accompanied by her CHICAGO, Feb. 19.—Frank L. rested o: State Federal euthorttios to Y Z , husband, saw to it that the bride Chence, manager of the Seen: and te yates halrmep reed atop SE a ee enks Pats and groom were able to make thelr) White Sox, will probably Join his | foaming en civinene secre i adulterated foodstuffs into he club before the season starts drove an automobile into a er direct its destinies through the 1924 | Suiting in severe indurs: te Aig te have been noticed while the dinner| Pennant race. and himself, today appeared in in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Troth| Definite assurance of his decision | court to answer to the charges. was in progress, but it would have|‘® manage the Chicago American | Pound guilty by Justice of the taken a keen observer to have no-| league team was contained in ®@/ pesca Murchenson, was ticed. Friendships were . being| telegram received today by Casa asked by the court what he thought pledged again and the bride and|4- Comiskey, president of the club. would be a fair fine for him to pay. groom were being wished all the ‘Without hesitation, Gaber re- happiness that could be crowded| DEL MONTE, Calif., Feb. 19.—| pea: ‘ into a mortal life time. Yet be-| Miss Marion Hollins, former na-|" «1 don't think $300 would be too neath this pledging and re-pledging| #onal women’s golf champion, re-| much. Was a note of distinct merriment| tained the Pebble Beach women’s |" Justice Murchenson gasped but that had nothing to do with the| ttle today by defeating Miss Mary | quickly recovered his composure matter at ail. The merriment was|K- Browne of Los Angeles, former | anq said: the forerunner of a plan which was| national tennis champion, 6 and 4.) “youre a bit too high. in the minds of the gentiemen|‘" the final match of the tourna-| scale that down he ‘ guests. ment. The match ended on the.|-you $300 and costs." {i ll | The plan jn beiet was that eines fourteenth fairway before reaching |” Gaher paid the fine and left for u mea train together. Elements of an uprising might Wyoming was secured Monday. when the Independence Coffee com- pany of Denver, tarough its agent, entered a plea of guilty of distrib- uting shortweight coffee. A fine of $25 and costs was imposed, L. Savageau, president of the com pany, entered into an agreement with A. R. Smith, State dairy, food and oll commissioner to either re. place all short weight coffee in packages sold yoming retailers with full we ackages or to refund the dealers difference be tween the price of full weight pack ages. Approximately 2,000 pounds of the company’s short-weight out- put {s held by Cheyenne retailers, and about §,000 pounds by other the green after Miss Browne had/penver to visit’ his wif 7 VW rT and ab pas ere the married couple had already ah las chance by three a edd sodics: t Oo ie 2 ine compet ade’ Tecan One AL an snes. aes st 'y undergoing treatment for injuri In t it would carry ton which was to start them on their trip to the sunny southland there could be nothing cleverer than to start the bride and keep the groom in Casper until the train had left. The groom learned of the intention, He notified Bert S. Yohe chief of police, who agreed to have his department frustrate any such possibility, When Mr. and Mrs. Troth were ready to depart before the usual ru. ear of publicity is doing the work that our department otherwise might have to do,” said Smith, com- menting on the effect on distribu-|- tors of short weight and adulterated foodstuffs of the campaign to com- pel*compliance with the law. CHANGES SEEN Oberfelder Agent Here to received in the accident. iscuits ~ c MINNESOTA CHAMBER |DON'T FADE INTO OFCOMMERCETO GWE | A“SCARECROW” BIG RADIO PROGRAM s,s: Sm: Put 10 or 20 Pounds of Firm Flesh On Your Bones This New, Easy, Wiring Supplies barrage or rice and shoes, a vehicle Economical Way—Results FIXTURES, LAMPS, 7 drove up that has given many a ee Des Quick. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Pe 4 ttor- poor man his first ride in an auto-| A forty-five minute lo «pro- rs j b fs apa riticaag. Brose tata Take Opera Reser V ations mobile. The officers of the law| gram commencing at 7:30 p. m. will Re cece of fading away getting Radio Supplies , trip spent in Salt Creek. picked out the conspirators and lost| be broadcasted over W. L. A. G. ime eer: every day, simply try tak- Motor Repairing eee ° no time in loading them into the] Minneapolis, Friday evening, Febru-}'"S two of Mastin’s Vitamon Tablets patrol wagon while general surprise and consternation was manifes'«4 on the faces of those present. The CARTER ASKS ary 22 by the Faribault Chamber|W!th each meal and watch your of Commerce, according to informa-| eight and strength increase. tion received by the Casper Cham:| Hollows and sunken places fill ber of Commerce. out, nervousness disappears, your Topping the program {!s a mustcal|©YeS brighten and your whole body selection that promises to be es-| ‘ingles with new vitality. Mastin’ pecially interesting, given by the|Vitamon sharpens the appetite, re- bo: John McAllister of Powder River is in the city for several days on business, ‘Those among Casper music lovers) ballet. A remarkable presentation who intend to hear the great artists | {s therefore promised. in the Chicago Grand Opera com-| The dates arranged for the operas bse NE pany when it comes to Denver next | which will be “The Jewess” and J. C. Wilbert is among the out of] month, will be pleased with the] ‘‘Cleopatre,” are March 18 ,and 19. town business callers here from| opportunity of making ticket reser-| The first night performante is a Omaha. vations here. L. Gaylord, personal | five-act production by Halevy and Electric Supply And Construction Co. 142 E. Midwest Phone Estimate Gladly Furnish POSTS, REPORT WASHINGTON, Feb. 19—Im- tte trot e Minnesota! “eves constipation, hel; eee representative of Arthur M. Ober-| will be sung in Italian. The con- : Pte Sok tha Shea: eaten | WERE’ S0u gat nna Pea portant changes in high diplomatic R. G. Morgan is a Lavoye busi-| felder who is bringing the opera|ductor is Ettore Panizza. Rosa at Faribault. Singing or playing| “Stay-there” flesh eae ela ee ihe Washineten qontemplation PY | ness “visitor, hare for" few. dage: | company. to the Colorado. capiial, dai| Raisa,-the world's gredtest drechatic RBLISE GetOGtG: tees eae blood: eikint ceretians a Sid evra a aii Sc ve. now at the Charles E. Wells musto| soprano, takes the role of Rachel Deets” ai Ell eat peeteatniere | pour doafiosien oe Soisiciat ipa erste: i Trapsaiy 9 William Busteed and William ¢.| store, prepared to recelve applica-|and Charles Marshall, celebrated| * One of the members sings popular| ‘fully fresh and clear. So, if you CAIRO, Egypt, Feb. 19.—(By The| Scotch songs very effectively. Se-| Want to quickly put on from 5 to 20 Associated Press.}—Replying to the|lections by an orchestra, humor-| Pounds and look and feel 100 per telegram from the Egyptian min-| ous read/ngs and a couple of five-|cent better, Mastin's Vitamon is ister of public works giving him 48] minute talks will make up this | just what you need. Busteed, both of Madison, Wis., are} tions for bigs genres see tenor, will fill the role of It will not be possible to procure leazar. Sat te al ak tickets in Denver at the time of the} The second evening performance eee company’s appearance. Already a | will be “Cleopatre,” a four-act opera John Driscoll came down last eve-| steater part of the auditorium seats /in French by Jules Massenet. Mary! Hours in which to resume work in| promising community program. Recommended by doctors, drug- ning on a short business trip from| have been asked for and only by| Garden, noted operatic star, will! the tomb of Tutankhamen, Howard| ‘How 20,000 People were sattract-| gists, athletes, successful, vigorous Thermopolis. applying at this ‘time may any | take the leading role of Cleopatre.|c.rter wired the minister today | ed to Faribault,” ts the topic of a| men, healthy, attractive women and assurance be had of hearing the}Georges Baklanoff, baritone, will! that he was ready to take up the|short talk on ‘Faribault’s famous |used by millions. Insist upon the work again provided he received an | Open House Party, which has cre-| name—MASTIN'S VITAMON. suc- apology from the director of an-} ated nation-wide attention and is/cess guaranteed or your druggist Uquities and an understanding from | being instituted by other clities| will give you back the little it costs the minister of public works that| throughout the country. “The| for the trial.—Advertisement, no vexatious interference would] Value of Civic Commercial Organt- occur and no difficulties be placed | zations,” ts the topic of the other pS in.the way ofthe further progress'| talks. of the task. Otherwise he would REP ARE J. E. Baker is in the city on bus- take proceedings against the govern- iness from Chadron. The Midwest Athletic’ club will hold a smoker this evening at the garage In the rear of the Midwest field garage on West Yellowstone. The athletic program of the evening will be three boxing bouts, each of five rounds duration. The bouts will be between George Blaine and Bill Schultz; Don Saun- Rome and the transfer of Ambas- eador Henry P. Fletcher from Brus- sels to the Italian capital. week. One report given credence in some official circles here invowes tho transfer of William P. Phillips, under secretary of state to Brus- sels to succeed Mr. Fletcher and the return to Washington of Jo- seph C. McGrew, minister to Swit- zerland. It is alsb regarded as possible that Hugh Gibson, minister to Poland, may be transferred|friends here from Midwest for a from Warsaw to Berne. , few days. ALBERTO SAL NOTED HARPIST, PHOTOGRAPHED! 3: Swtrtes sist aren AF THE MUSIC SHOPPE!.%.2: mars mmm on . F. C. Choplin is here on business A photograph of Alberto Salvi,/and visiting with his brother from eminent harpist who appeared at | Chicago. At 12:00 m. the America theater last evening bl Sha: under the auspices of the Woman's} Frank Powell of Mil's had an op- At th Departmental club, was taken to-|eration performed on his arm at s @ay noon in the Music Shoppe. A|the Lincoln Street hospital yester- veoiresabn cir teeniocta ders and Duke St. Louis, Walter Wurlitzer harp is used by Salvi in|day. R. B. Frisby, 1212 South Sellers and Scotty McClellan. There all of his concerts and musical in-|Cherry street, also underwent. an} nd the affair. will also be several other entertain HENNING HOTEL eruments, one by Wurlitzer have|operation at the same institution. ment features. i DINN D. ICING AT considerable place in the excellent|The condition of both men is re- © . No admission will be charged. ER DAN pe oe : display at the Music Shoppe. ported to be good. Ni aturalization : WY. ATT CAFETERIA Officers for the Coming Year Will Be Elected or N Pact-Approved FOURTEEN BOYS ARE uct>ar'zeees.zé sree name "cits Colde—Quiek IT CAFE} ALL WEEK SPECIALS People’s Grocery and Market week on business include Postmast- er Edwin Bean of this city, W. 8, Hours AND HIS CHES’ Cufford of Sheridan and Marshall y. — Rear New Public Market Bldg. MARKET SPECIALS te iterds tified tural veek whi Dr, Platt’s Ri: Pre- of Cheyenne. Haticn: treats: witht isalea ta’ ered. | script Te meee inee RSC Will Play From 9 to 12 for Your Entertainment Red Potatoes, per hundred______.______-___$1.50 Fancy Jonathan Apples, box____.__________$1.45 eee Joseph McManus is here on busi-| Chicago company. In view of this| appear as Marc Antoine. Giorgio ness for several days from Lavoye.| Situation Casper persons planning | Polacco is the conductor. eee on being in Denver for this event ‘W. M,, Howard is visiti should not delay securing seats. scare flea More than 250 artists are with the Chicago Grand Opera company owe which will be in Denver in its en L. M. McMurray is visiting with | tirety. In addition to this large friends and relatives in Colorado for | 8Tup will be the Adolph Bohm the remainder of the week. . Casper Automotive Dealers’ Association Will Hold a Special Meeting Wednesday, February 20 Jap Ambassy in Berlin Guarded BERLIN, Feb. 19.—The Japanese embassy and consulate here are be- ing protected by the police, infor- mation having been received that an attack upon the embassy was planned by a gang of thieves. It Is ee R. D. Thomas arrived yesterday FC eae vention relating to United States in| tines rte at the gered Rothing. ALL THIS WEEK Andy Niles of the Niles and | spitzenbergen and two customs con: | the blood and remorse it Mary Morgan In Classic and Fancy Dancing bien Moser Cigar company of Denver| ventions with South American | trace goes—auick. On sale in thik - and Mr. Ward, western represent: CHEYENNE REGIS SA cass tive of the Chancellor Cigar com- ct Be Prgce aaaea tats Fares pany, and Otto Spratt, district ales car burglaries here which puzzled | 4" for the Niles and Moser Cigar police after a similar series was|°O™PAny, are in the city for several terminated a month ago by the ar.|1*YS on business. rest and confessions of 14 boys ranging from 8 to 16 years th age,|_, Denver business men who ar- has been brought to an end by rived in the city this morning in- LARAMIE, Wyo., Feb. 19—Bas city; at; Kimball Drug ‘Store, aiid~ REGULAR DANCE MENU west Pharmacy, 7 Jolin ‘Tripeny, ‘SmitheTurner, Drug Table Cover Charge, 50c Each Go... Wyoming Drug Co—Adverti men countries. clude Frederick L. Kellogg, W; W.|ketball here last night: | Glenrock Large Roman Beauty Apples, per box________$1.75 irvah eesti taievec reese Ward, A. Niley, W. B. Jack, F. J.| high 42; Laramie high 16. 6 3 IN TIME FOR PAY DAY Delicious Apples,‘box___..._______________$1.95 years of age. All of the young.| Dilis, M. N. Finteff, ©. D. King, L. ——__ ey” Shine, H. D. Bellrose, L. H. Inglee, Strictly Fresh Guaranteed Eggs, doz...________35c L. L. Gaylord and Frank O'Ryan. Oranges, 2 dozen___--..--__-____________-_45¢ Grape Fruit Nee ------3 for 25c Lemons, dosen 2. os a os ie Creamery Butter,_.________55c Ib.; 2 Ibs. for $1.05 FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Fine Fresh Killed Chickens, Ib.________.-__---25¢ GROCERY SPECIALS 9) Tos. Bug re ee ee Sugar, per hundred___ ~_____-ls_-________$10.35 8 large cans Milk see ae eae cr Se ee Large cans Milk, per case______.______-.__$5.20 1 gallon Red Pitted Cherries__.-____________$1.15 1 gallon Blackberries a: 1 gallon Loganberries 1 gallon Prunes ~._______ 1. gallon +A pricots [oe 3. fuss ona e 700 1 gallon Péaches______. 222-700 No, 2 Hawkeye Corn-___________________2 for 25c No. 2 Peas --__ —----~.2 cans for 25c Toilet Paper _-2=__..-_____5c per roll; 11 for 50c sters confessed and all were pa- rolled. ‘What have you to trade for one or more two-ton trucks. Liberty Garage. ——_+. —_ .. Miss Gabrielle Borthwick, a sister | _/wrence Johnston, representative of the last Lord Borthwick, Is the|°f the Graham Paper company, active manager of a public garage | 2° has been spending the last in one of the fashionable sections | Wee here on business will leave of London., this evening for Cheyenne and Denver. ———————_____ K. M. Jackson will leave tomor row evening for Denver and Kan- sas City on a 10 days’ business and pleasure trip. THE STAR GROCERY AND MARKET NINTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS H. G. Trindon is here on business from Toledo. igaeearets” 101) ns te eee eee PUT STOMACH IN ORDER AT ONCE “Pape’s Diapepsin” for Gas, Indigestion or ‘Sour Stomach Will Throw Open Its Doors to Casper Shoppers ® WEDNESDAY MORNING 8 A. M. A Full Line of Groceries and Meats at Surprisingly Low Figures We Invite You to Inspect Our New, Clean, Modern Establishment The Star Grocery and Market Carl Johnson has returned to his in Montana after spending time here visiting with rela- if Sick, Bilious, Constipated “They Work While You Sleep.” S. H. Owens of this city was a business caller for a few days in ; Cheyenne this week, | see | | Instantly! Stomach corrected! You never feel the slightest distress from indigestion or a sour, acid, gassy stomach, after you eat a tablet of James Hobbs has returned from When you feel sick, dizz: when yqur head is dull or @ three days’ business trip spent in* Denve or your gtomach is sour or gassy, oO “Pape’s Diapepsin.” The moment Ni b) . just take one or two pleasant Judge C, O, Brown spent Sunday ches the stomach all sourness 1 ts. ‘feapespends to relieve constipation | in Cheyenne. ulence, heartburn, gases, palpi nth and Chestnut S Phone 2720 and biliousness. No griping—nicest Ce De tation and pain disappear. Drug: thartic-laxative on earth for Men,| 1. J. Kennedy has returned from | gists guarantee each package to A. L. PEAK—C: E. ° Rvrorhen and Children. 10c¢ boxes,| Omaha where he spent last week | correct digestion at once. End your Ki E. STEVENSON Rear New Public Market Phone 2627 also 25 and 50c sizes—any drug! attending to business. affairs and WE DELIVER ~* stomach trouble for few cents.— * gtore-—Advertisement. visiting with friends. Advertisement. _4,