Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1924, Page 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1924. Forger Captured At Des Moines CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 1.— D. A. Rothrock, who is under arrest at Des Moines, Iowa, on a Chey- enne charge of passing a fraudulent name of Judge R. N. Matson to a check for $50. Rothrock, according to Sheriff Géorge J. Carroll, is wanted in Denyer, Omaha and Kan- on fraudulent. check He formerly practiced law 8 charges. here. ——— Burmese women are said to be among the most beautiful in the REASON ENOUGH - TO TRADE HERE > | SATURDAY SPECIALS SUGAR : 10 Ibs. _____95¢ Da tie ke ee eee ay 100 Ibs. ___._ $8.90 q MILK Tall Red Cross or Borden Milk, 9 cars for_> = SSE A ig Re Per Case BUTTER Corbett Butter, WEP sos eG, Meadow Gold, per Ib ‘FRUITS 3 dozen nice, juicy Oranges, for The Bungalow Grocery & Market | 412 E. Fifth Street Phones 22—23 I: rates at the same time. agree to mental aberrations that will be outlined as reason for mitigation of punishment. And af the’same time, Dr. William 0. Krohn, spokesman for the half dozen state alicnists, stands byhis analysis that sets Loeb and. Leo- pold as a pair of ordinary. “smart alecs'—rich «youths without clation of their who should have had a more seyer moral training -in “y No fantastic Dr. Jekyll atid’ Mr. ilyde minds were noted: by any of . altho found free- ts for the defense, Dr. Krohn finds, are> “but the normal characteristics Which mark one indl- vidual from another, giving no indl- cation of a prolonged dev’ normal behavior would render them mentally unbalanced. Precocious the kiliers are, worldly wise far beyond their years, inings those of any youth who might let their minds rum away. from better judgment, while their phanta- sles are but the wild day dreamings of mentally over-developed boys who subjects to todgo.in their receptive minds, Such the state alien! ly by psychiat i RUBBER APRONS. a Paisley designs _.---.---- Lape Se eth Hand embroidered voile and dimity $1 49 TEDDIES; white and colors, each............ e JAPANESE CREAMER and Sugar Sets. Gold trimmed 2 DOZEN HOUSE DRESSES of fine ging- ham and percale. $3.75 value__._____. $1.00 THE CASPER DRY GOODS CO. 120 East Second : Phone 1981 FREE With $5.00 Worth of Kodak Finishing These albums are 7x11 in size and contain 50 black leaves. They sell regularly at $2. Just ‘the thing for your vacation pictures and you can get one with- out charge when you have received Kodak Finishing Couporis to the amount of $5.00. Our Kodak Finishing Service Can Not Be Excelled TWO DELIVERIES EACH DAY AT 2:30'P. M. AND 6 P. M. Ask Us About It CASPER PHARMACY Ps The Kodak Store 111 EAST SECOND STREET NON-PARTISAN BOARD NEEDED (Continued from Page One.) social obligation: uth. Peculiar traits in “the boys, have allowed forbidden is the state theory. That of the defense psychiatrists marks the two boys as intellectual nts, but emotional and moral d: Unrestrained mentally by strong moral fibre, they turned to generates, Make Men Admire and Women Envy the lustrous beauty of your hair SE the hair- beauty secret of the fashionable hairdresser— the touch of henna in the shampoo, HENNAFOAM SHAMPOO makes hair lustrous by the beauty-magic of a touch of .» henna, rightly prepared and © blended. Whether you are blonde, brown-haired or brunette, Hennaroam SHampoo will give your hair its richest glow and sparkle. Let the pure, vegetable oils of HENNAFOAM SHAMPOO make your hair soft, full and healthy, Let the touch of henna set jewel- lights in the coronet of your hair. SOs es ennafoa Neer The Casper Pharmacy 111 EAST SECOND «Drugs and Jewelry The Midwest P| cy harmac: OF THE KIMBALL DRUG STORES MIDWEST, BLDG. The Kimball Drug Store 214 SOUTH CENTER ‘They all appre- tion from with perversion. Loeb Is pictured as thg master mind of the combination, Leopold the willing slave. Both are admittedly legally sane, but both are claimed to be irresponsible for their acts because of pathological conditions of their minds. From diametriéally opposed posi- tions ‘of equally eminent’ psychiat- rists, those of the defense unanim:- ously agreed, and those of the pros- ecution.unamimously agreed, Judge Caverly with the Mves of two boys resting-in his hands,’must determine which give. the correct analy: Attorney Clarenee 8. Darrow, for ithe defense, on the opening day of the trial, made a proposal that might have opened presentation of ‘the case to Caverly and made a precedent in trials where questions of mental ir- responsiblity are-allimportant. Hi suggested a conference of alie: tur beth sides, with a complete inves: | tigation and a joint report which both would support. This plan the state inmediately quashed. It fs from some such plan that the Bar looks for an eventual settlement of the increasingly important, ques tion of ‘merital responsibility in mur- der trials. Here and There No need to worry about. moving day when you call See Ben Trans‘er. Quick service. Phone 74. Ady. R. M. Mosher has installed his vul canizing set and reports a steady rush. of business in that line. Mri Mosher reports that the tire business is’ as a fransparent myth, Jos. I. Schwartz for lasting and suitable gifts. dv. probable z NOTICE All persons who had shoes at the American Shoe Shop will please phone 1253W. in regard'to them as the shop js closed.—Ady. You have missed something If you haven't visite! ‘Tripeny's fountain after the show for drinks.—Adv. Don’t forget those famous chicken dinners at the “Glenreck’’ every Sunday from 12 to 2 and 6 to 7; only $5 cents.—Ady, Eastern police are now firm be- levers in the familiar ery of “rags and botties;" but in this case’ the bottles were full and the rags were used as comouflauge for the Mauor within a freight car. ‘The owners of the shipment are convinced that the alley mode of transportation woult Prove much less expensive than that of u railroad, We can furn'sh your extra room t ss money than any st n You'll ha call for y {room if it is qwell nishéd. | Balley Furniture Co., Phone 16 326 W. Yellowstone. A little further to walk—a Itt! better work, City Shoe Repair Sho; NSW. {nd,—Ady Prepare yourself for a strenuous n'ght if you chance into the America to see Douglas McLean in “The Yankee Consul’’—for our favorite laugh producer is funnier in this production than a Saturday Evening Port ‘cover. -McLean gives rik- | {ng portrayal of sea-sickness in an acute form—and his faclal expres. | sion would make tombstoni chuckle. We have an expert mattress man, and can remake or repair any kind of mattress or. box spring. The Bailey Furniture Co., Phone 1617. W. Yellowstone. Adv. Watch Tripeny’s window for astonishing bargains every The crowd of bargain seekers waiting at the door of the Leader this morning shows that Casper wo- men realize a good thing at first Sight. Max Hirsch has overlooked no opportunity to.present to Casper buyers one of the greatest worth- while sales that has been seen, The stock is of the best quality and a large assortment makes it posstble for every woman to make a judicious selection. (Iwo Stores for your convenience) The John Tripeny Co. 241 SOUTH CENTER Drugs and Jewelry BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS Snapp Bros. EXPOSITION SHOWS EVERYTHING NEW 350 p.1oc. 30 25 3 Special Ca of Amusements Attractions Military Bands Opens Tonight 350 30 25 3 Show Grounds Located East Yellowstone High- way and Old Brewery. {0c General Admission We have six quality lawn mowers left in stock, Self-adjusting, ball- bearing with a 14 to 184nch cut They are, priced to go quickly at $10.00 and $12.60. The Gantt Hard ware Co,, 289 H. First. Adv. Have your jewelry repairing done by an expert. Jos. I. Schwartz. Today marks the opening of the Snapp Bros. Shows in Casper. Ev- ery device to amuse the public is placef at thelr disposal, and a big time. willbe in! order every night for the nine days that the show will be here. Notice—A full line of Madame > Reducing Girdles has been received by the Stuart Shop. Their experi corsetier will deyote special atten tion to careful fittings, Sec them at once.—Adv. An interesting purty, comprising four Indians, passed’ through Cas per enroute to Yellowstone yester- day, The group, which include Loute Archambault, Marie Maker, Hattle Maker,and B. R. Maker, had every convenférice known to the tourist world for comfort. The mo- tor cars in which they wero trayel- Ung were two’ Cadillac sedans, a commercial car. commercial car was utilized to transport the camping © suppli so that no dis. comfort would be realized from car- rying tents or cots In the larger cars. Mr, Archambault, altho con- descending to ride in the white man's “gas wagon," has refused to bow to the dictates of barber shop eti- quette and wears his hatr in braids Ito the waist. ‘The group will make circle trip fromthe Park in re- FOR RENT Desirable office rooms, central location on Center street, Cool and reasonable. Call Western Blue Print || {] Room 11. Oil Exchange Bldg. Che. Casper Daily Cribune PAGE FIVE. —— of the federa No matter what tion, it is rotten conduct | ait officer, to | ness of all parties. Lukins of Cleveland, Ohio. general land office, is H. J. Wilhelm of Waterloo, of Hazard, turning to their home at Oklahoma, t fires, on the n mountain, are fighting four for flanks of Gr when the “Glen- Tock" rne Hintz of Las Angeles, Cal. Have dressmaking done by Mrs. W. Gunstrom of Orange, Sunday? It's just lke home.—Ady. acres of timber owned by ernment. Careless campérs or sheep- herders are believed to responsible for the start of the fires. jac hoe Shs otal a8 Dr. Tomi Wada bas the distinction rtments are va- of being the first, woman to be ap- pointed an instructor tm the Imperial university of Fukwoka, Japan. Mrs. BE. Thorney of Den- * passed thru Casper on a motor . Yellowstone. The practice of hybridizing to pro- | duce new varieties of plants was first used in Eurepe by the Romans, who aces of roses by its means. A few choice apartments are va+ They are modern, iness district, It Is reported that clgar stores havihg: a big rush And the primaries Weeks off—we wonder? A. J. Regs visited in Casper yes-| from Denver. reasonable and See the mat Yellowstone. Arthur Heib Q) through Casper yesterday. Arrivals at the City Camp Thurs. extra special s week on athletic You will find 1 other striking 1 sburn and A. Osburn Whitehill of Okmulgee. and daughter, . Bunnea was in Casper yes- Smith's mother nge of Leavenworth, Kan. ff! McCook, Neb. sale, Ajbeautiful 42-piece din sryes Deckert ior hlsing t of tif china is to be given tree with this range for only a, lim- ited time. The Casper Gas Applianc Phone 1500. Say “‘Bayer’’- Insist! Headache Rheumatism Donnelly of Moab, Utah. . Hamilton of Chicago, il. G. W. Knight of Stamford, Neb. 0. T. Wilker of Leavenworth, 'T. W. Thomas of Chicago, Ill. E. B, Cushman of Tacoma, H. Nobee of Los Angeles, Perry and family of Lan- Neuralgia Lumbago Safe which contains proven dire Handy “Bayer” | Also bottles of 24 and 100—Dr | Aspirin ts the trade tacture of Monoaceticac! The Temple studlo for kodak fin- | Colo., motored to Casper Thursday FOREST FIRE NORTHWEST ‘OF RAWLINS MENAGIN Accept only a A. W. Pycus of Port Arthur, Tex. paket _o- 9k Of Spokane, We read that a Georgia sheriff raised a young cyclone by. slapping r en she used questionable Glenn Howard of Ashle Kreighbaum nonymous with that of can and the 200-pound L. 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