Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1924, Page 7

ee ee ee ee eee ee I e WESDAY, JULY 1, 1924. PAGE SEVEN, tried him in court, and permitted him to return home fn time to protest . with the officers whe were moving the last of a large amount of beer. About 60 cases of home brew and several gallons of moonshine found at Hamdorf's residence. beer was found still in the proces ' manufacture. Officers Patrick, Ideen, Baker and Clark made the raid. Hamdorf was taken to police r station where he was arraigned be- fore Judge John A. Murray, the regu- C lar session of court not being quite completed. The magistrate fined the defendant $100. Witnesses who had been found at the establishment in- Henry Hamdorf Pays] ¢s'"whism pomnton we, Hen: ~ @de.Caspet Daily Cribune his partner deased as a clown imi- tates him. On the surface it would seem an ordinary act but in the hands of these artists it is an un- usual.mirth proyoker. ‘The shark who preys on ambitious but amateurish writers of songs is (Continued from Page Bix.) portrayed by Leonard Loehr in an act in which he is assisted by Mar- guerite Dana. They make a very ac- FIN MAKERS SCORE BIg ceptable pair and have a variety of things to offer. 1 ‘The Gordon Brothers trio scored : in a big way last night. The audi- ence was still calling for an encore when the act was over. The three young men who make up the act possess voices of fine quality. 1,002 ARRESTS MADE IN GITY IN SIX MONTHS Average for Period Is The audience at the Columbia thea- é * : Jerson, and H. E. Boghon, After tor Jasy night went into. complete], A Juggling act is being presented anne Tain $100 Fine in Police ying “his'.tive, Wenaora returned uproar’ at the performance of Mon-| by Gallon. ani Pol ig y, Be home and watched the officers re- tambo and Nap, two acrobats who| . The photoplay is “False Fronts.” € : move the rest of the beer, There inject fun into their offering. One of ——Se Last 30 Days. ourt; oses er. were two truckloads. the i Sots: sireians hanspringing Ling sere try a Tribune Clas. } ——_—-— and other work of that nature while! sifie % The law moved swiftie yeaterday| For results try a y da 3 . y a Tribune Clas st The police department of Casper for Henry Hamdorf, 1229 East Third | sified Ad. made 1,682, arrests during the first street, when the police raided his > place at 6:20 p. m., Rage (pecadteal Cox Sf Sie in nomination tel tha’. Desporreais candidate for de for June. The arrests recetved most spontaneous ovation accorded to any individual who appeared on the LAST TIMES TODAY LAST TIMES ‘TODAY | re'inat amonth were made as fel i Garden. On that premise many are Brodicting: that Baker will be the com. vested him! + ? ? Wyoming Motorway ? ? ? lows: stand is: Senator Thomas J. Walsh, convention chairman, who also is gaining : Elinor Glyn’s [drunks .-. mpromise ose Who Dance” Petia “THE WASHINGTON.—Final settlement | chine or linen. Some of the com yon for clinic --. TODAY, JULY ist of corstruction and ordinance claims} binations are purple, with scarlet, e e e growing out of scrapping’ of | orange with jade, and Chinese blue U Cc ervice ta on American battleships and battle| with purple. Trespassing Investigation eruisers under the limitation treaty 1402 East Second Street A ST AGE” character s------—~ bi Keeping ho Inmate house of ill fame. ‘Was announced by the navy depart- ; vial Quorum Lacking, TEXACO PRODUCTS have contributed $8,500,000 towara} COuncil Adjourns Accessories Federal Tires Wash Rack Held as witness .-... bo With Drunk and disturbance DOROTHY PITTSBURGH, — American, Jews the rebuilding of the Jewish home- Running gambling hou: 1 pe WASHINGTON.—-President Cool- idge offered the services of the fed- eral government in relieving the distress brought by the sterm of last Saturday. land tn Palestine under the British | | y mandate within the last three years, wack of a quorum resulted In the . & report at the national Zionist con- adjournment of the city council Our Electric Pumps Assure Exact Measure ve carwimatse's | Public Service Station Crank Case Service was confined to his home by illness MOSCOW.—Professor Peter Koz- LONDON Forgetmenots as head- and John M. Whisenhunt was in Bil. H eH Haw HH eH mee > loff, archaeological explorer, has| bands for blondes today are coming | !™S* Mont. Tlegal possession liquor .q. discovered ancient Chinese roydl|into vogue. A young girl in the “Where Yo i Meet” “oye Inmate bootlegging house tombs near Urga, Mongolia, ante} Berkeley hotel the other evening | OSQUITOES bs u and Service Meet Violating parole dating the tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen,| wore a head band of forgetmenots E. Murder ---.~-9- - a which went beautifully with her Good ieee the Bisse mond 00. 1402 EAST SECOND STREET : ih ce ied ete WASHINGTON. A treaty de.| onde hair and mist-gray frock, apie CI yee Tho atkine CB Batam pan 4 signed to prevent rum smu, pen 6 a, m. Close .m BLANCHE SWEET— I i helet tie into the United States waa NEW YORK.—Extremely gaudy mo A cKs PD BESSIE LOVE— by Secretary Hughes and Ambassa-| colors characterize the newest hand VAPSO WARNER BAXTER “BOYS TO dor Jusserand, representing France. | kerohiefs, whether they be crepe de Over 17 Min rs ted Youre 2 SSE — A story of “Beyond the Three-Mile BOARD Limit” life in a modern metropolis. SHOWS AT 1—3—5—7—9 OFFICERS ARE ELECTED BY HOTEL - RESTAURANT EMPLOYES LOCAL HERE Officers of the Hotel and Restau- rant Employes International Alllance local No, $42, were elected last night to serve during the last half of the year. The oficers chosen are Alex Hamilton, president; A. D. @wens, vice-president; Archie Swartwood, fi- nanelal secretary and business agent;). 8, Moore, treasurer; Mary, ' iy Miller,’ recording secretary; Georgia A RIOT. OF FUN |... Bigs Sie ite Sirs S. Clancy, trustees. i ? At the Elks’ Home July 7th to 12th have been brought about with but A funny little western village, where you decoy Wy, eulae autscererca wee will have the time of your life. Don’t miss §| "= this show, boys. Remember we will give a Bride-to-Be Is $400.00 Diamond Ring to the girl elected Forced to Attend ‘Queen of Poverty, Gulch. Shower by Friends GLENROCK, Wyo. July 1—- Brides-to-be are almost always ready to welcome showers, but not always. Miss Myrtle Morgan decided, she /would rather not be 'the center of a recent prenuptial downpour after some twenty frienda had gathered to honor her. So she went to bed, Not wishing to disappoint them. selves, her friends plucked Miss Morgan from between the covers and had their party. 10¢ and 20¢ The local organization was formed in 1914 and in the tntervening 10 years has accomplished results. Since the organization date working hours have been reduced from 12 and 14 hours to an elght hour day and culniary workers now work six i | days a week rather than every day In the year. The foregoing "accomplishments CARNIVAL DANCE Paradise Park THURSDAY NIGHT EVERYTHING FREE THAT GOES TO MAKE is A CARNIVAL. DANCE amit. IT’S Dress Week os FREE FIREWORKS AND FREE ADMISSION JULY 4th Bus Service Every 15 Minutes at Rialto Corner CASPER'S GREATEST SENSATION - iS HITTING ’EM HARD CLOTHING, SHOES: AND FURNISHINGS FOR MEN ‘AND YOUNG MEN AT PRICES CUT TO THE BONE All Purchases Made With This Guarantee: “Your Money’s Worth, or Your Money. Back” THE BOSTON STORE | Fred, Hi imself See it for Yourself ~ CASPER BUICK CO. | \ eee 132.N. WOLCOTT ST. . ._ PHONE 2260 -