Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1924, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. i ‘ . be Casper Daily Cribune a i f 7 and In the frame of mind he was in § at the time he would have offered , anything to prevent such a charge’ \ = being placed against him because he knew that whether he were convict- : t ed-or not, the public would. draw conclusions entirely out of accord: ance with the facts.” | PLANTS Tf) AF WASHINGTON, May —1.—Rep- Commonwealthy’s Attorney. Wil-| Wise ‘called as the first witness, i | resentative “Harold Knutson of Min-| lam C, Gloth, outlining his case, told| described the discovery of the auto- nesota, and Leroy; M.-Hull, a Wash-| of a patrol of the road by Officers} mobile used, by Knutson and Hul, ington government: clerk, -were plac-|J."D. Bourke and John R. Wise on|and thelr arrest. He sald that en- ed on trial in Arlington county, Vir-| the night of March 9, in a car operat-| route to the jail Knutson said: i jsinia, charged with a serious|e¢ by Louls Zimmerman, who are| ‘Boys, you haye me thumbs down, offense growing out of an gutoino-}.witnesses for the prosecution, Can't we fix it up? I have an old | bile ride ‘the two men took on a. Vir- mother waiting for me back in town 5 kina Toad several weeks ago. the detanne areaeing, the Jury Ack|and want to.get back to her within S E ted. to), Wirsinla policemen arrested them | an inriocent man must stand charg-|2", Hour. | T have only. $6 with mo, tates xpecte while their car was parked on the] eq with/a most disgraceful crime.”|UUt I'l give you Re 2) Rs Po roadside. Representative Knutson | tie eulogized Representative Knut- ¢ eetarTh Use Restrictions of | |[32s"SSSompaniea inscoure by Bey. | soa Siying bis record never had | y THe answer to that, Wise. satd, resentatives: Larson-and Newton, of] mark: against it, until the arrest in| 8% “nothing doing. Government. Minnesota, the aatter of whom is| March, In seven congressional cam.| » Just before entering the jail, ‘Wise acting as his attorney, and state ce declared, Knutson again said: bac Fal! y Paigds, he said, riot a word against | Om a cwrul predicament to be caught in, Can't we fix things up some way. Get me a blank check and name your own amount,” kL. Ball, of Virginia,|the personal honor of the defendant ulso of Counsel for the defense. had been uttered. At the outset Judge Brent cleared] ‘The j, ni yer declared the circum: and |the court rdom of persons under 18} stances reunding the arrest would days of con . state plant quarantine offic on | years of age. The corridors and hall-| ye satisfactorily explained. Knatson ‘ i the promulgation and enforcement |ways of the court house and even and Hull were taken, he said, to jail, NO beds TO ad's for Bost 4 7 s of plant quarantines and embargoes. | the stairs dealing hs to the court }pelieving they were charged with a] OT ae store Rat edt su i The agreement recognized that |room were jammed ‘with spectators. | violation of parking regulations. seized agonizing intestinal cramps, = the ‘ata te and federal powers, are| A. jury was selected’ within the deadly nausea and prostrating diarrhoea. “When the charge was mentioned complementary, that both are need:|first half hour of the preceedings!+, the defendants, the defense wii} CHAM BERLAIN?’S ed aha that the principal purpose }and the defense waived the reading} sow," he continued, “Mr. Knutson| COLIC and DIARRHOEA 4 - . o , is the avoidance of conflict. of ‘tho ‘Indictment. was astounded, and his mind.was REMEDY ~ ah Full cooperation was agreed up- paralyzed. I presume he did say ‘ on and forms of proce@ure were) ‘fs there some way to fix thin, “ from Z fala ‘down in principle. The agree-|L Have Found a. Way) == ~ ment will be submitted to a simi-| To Whiten Yellow p lar conference of western state of- ficials at Denver May 10, with rec: Teeth—Instantly ommendation for adgption, and. to Being Stock Rich and Money Poor—Forces Me to Sacrifice Profits to. Raise Cash. ee iaray, For An Indefinite Time I Will Allow Inston ‘conference, asking thelr en: HERE IT Is— : dorsement o I “I never thought {t wes possible ¥ ; Quarantines;should be established, |i, have perfectly white teach, Bur it was agreed, only when the econ-|now I know that it Is.“ It seemed omic benefit to a region, state or {hae every dentifrice lbused aries £8. " county clearly outweighs the incon- fs ale Tae Deel rat ae had ‘ venience, expensé and loss that | mov: stubborn fim~ on! my such quarantines\ may occasion. | teeth_—when I saw 4 f' ative aran- | an advertisement Definitions of r jotive quaran- | of Bleachodent In tines and embargoes “were adopted Me paper and their application in principle r, 3 very next y ft was agreed upon. ‘ aE eR LG “ 6 ~ ‘The conference agreed that all| Dackane t souhy you forgot to bring in - 5 state quarantines should be so lim didn't - believe sit 5 a 4 y ( ite@ as not to conflict with exist would whiten om: I lack-lustre look in the morn- i quarantines, and ‘that such | tenth. But tony Was the varnish all discolored— . oe 4 g 1 astonishment white led off and ked? Not quarantines now {n conflict should | f like a magic wand tt it had ‘eooe fetahed aa. cracl 101 ' rdified xo'as tc at: ch —my teeth were ad been i be modified so as to eliminate guch | perfectly white! conflict. . Ton't ita. ‘grand Pitcairn WATER SPAR |} ing’! 1 thante the It is protected with a hardy, long-wearing | chocent | Den- water-proof surface. It will not deteriorate ON OVER 1200 F ; : ste iene even when soaked in water for months. 4 i | ANS eas PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. is what an Proof Products F efative 252 SOUTH CENTER 3 woman re- ; Paint and Glass Supply Co., Distributors cently wrote the Bleachodent Déen- tal La aries, regard Send tem conte for 0 copy of “What to : do and How to da it” to Pittsburgh nt. Combination. Plote Glass Co, Rox 1875; Mil and a new. Ki beer Whee ie ued from Page One) — |iiquid s s e stains, while the between Chignik Dutch | paste removes them: No ef- or at this time is small f enamel. Bleachodent wa, Rh oda meta ed by two prominent. den- © cutter Algonquin of the Unit-| tists who us-dit on their own teeth: tates coast guard, at Virate|and on thetr patients’, for four years ov out half way between Chig-|With highly beneficin results before é y Me hn .| offering it to the public. . Whitens , 7 ki reales ge ag 2 C4 rages baste) po yellow teeth almost inatantly. Re= - SUI I Ss I OP COAT Ss sage here stating that she would be |imoves tobacco stains. . ¥ ; - A guide to ‘ter homes. 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