Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 10

=i PAGE TEN Superior Judge Frank J, Murasky | but owing to the cost Involved, , agree- FO 0 lly Hearings were held | ment was to bring the suit : 4 Pt Fi : , ; 7 ow . i WELL SANTA, OLP KID, k S fai tere’ 2 ; * 3ERLIN.—A confession extracte ‘ e J as froh Wiswctir] eit of ac \HOPE YouLL DELIVER ; Mrs. Fannie White of ANOTE ment factory at agen, Wentpbala, TRE KIDS A LOTOF Alice PERO ay ek | i hose home: eight memb 5 f A : his nodsehcld ‘sravessaited: was that seblag tectegst bad esis. lyn, N. Y., write: —— he had killed all of them. Anger- z ‘ i , #y ie ’ fa . | stein was found in the house wound. AND SWORD ae B Action Is] ~Atmost every. morping,:| is : " band of THAT KINDA STUFF fi I ft Anival of New Soviet He said first that a band o} A for the last five years | Fi had committed ‘the “murders TL ALL HELP NY Taken in Filing of | <Oferea with sick head- -*- NM had committed ‘3. * i mi Ambassador Is Marked Later ho confessed the crimes, set LiTfle GAME ALONG Gi Sn Frisco. aches, I felt this was due By Demonstration. | £5.‘° ‘*° Powe ana wou Y'KNOW to nervousness, never Baan 8 25 TORY. icIsco, Calif, Dec. 4.]dreaming that faulty in- MADRID.—Heavy eles “caused SE ei raet “io the| testinal elimination caused hout Spain, de —Preliminary action’ prior to the 4, 1 felt nd telephone hearing of the $10,000,000 accounting} my suffering. _fe : Se \ sult as sought by seventeen stock-| wretched, my appetite was ‘ KS holders of the es cea aeR gone, I lost interest in pre- ; poration, H. Hac! 3 A ified spapet eee | / Y Company, against trustees -stock-| paring my meals, ie bre : holders, directors and others of the] not worth living. = tak eee ace palmer tormer|days’ treatment of Car- | are small, easy to take— against A. Mitchell Palmer, former | day hy a ills | no griping — and leave alien property custodian, has open-|ter's Little Liver pills f ffects.” — \ ed here in superior court with the worked wonders. They pleasant after eifects. - | h the announce- | and asked money 29, ae j filing of a series of stipulations by 5 1d revolution has | to the pot } 4 the complainants. s ° ; The Hackteld stockholders in 7 8 ys and two . , ‘ their ‘complaint, charge that they ‘3 Rhee. Hertel . y . were defrauded of approximately sie : a charge o f= A $10,000,000 when the property was + allowed the n’with thé death as >" sold by the United States through fter Ci d they had todian, in 1918, to a group of Hawat-| x * had hurle t " to death pi ~ = fan and American sugar interests : S for $7,000,000 when it was valued at > at the $17,500,000. i. 2 The trial 1s schedfiled to start De- . ‘se —— > — | otters fe eae sey TOMORROW | DETROIT.—Five persons were [bi and many injured : : nen a Detroit-Cleve i 5 saveraepen 5 Will have an opportunity : rain struck a truck loadec Ah 4 2 turpentine. ‘op Geers’ Record . to see the eS eae = ig : W | Bees rit at a HORSES fp rT | \) E BEFORE THE Cw WAR bi sik a TT ese Budget Of |\New Sate Way to Worland Football Team bi 5 | WILL BE SUED Gs ; Church Large Remove Hair Roots . | _ No need now to undergo’ painful i my electric treatments to remove super-, : BEFORE THE GAME 2 fluous hair; nor to apply ordinary in- ; SGTON, Dec. 4.—Coll PHIUADELPHIA, Dec. 4—The | emective “hair removers’ which only é WASHINGTON, ‘De - £3 e “258 Presbyterian general council, |remove surface hairs iki jon fro: 47 w palers of thr a A marvelous new lental balsam eaeea on aie lion dollars, all witch. wil meet) sabia from | has been discovered: which is applied res - 2 December 9 to 12, w: je asked by almost as easily as cold cream. It government to have been the Presbyterian boards ‘to ‘sarc: | henetrates towards the hair roots ol during the tion a total benevolence budget ot | ind gently “enses out” every objec by the depart 9 for the coming year, |tionable hair, root and all, and leaves ) mpllation. of rite rease Of $2,227,109 over last |tho skin clair, white, healthy and ahow ely the loss in- ; RS * Aa year, the church headquarters here | soft as velvet.” No muss. No odor. . costs show pb igee its several cities n the next eniiglinesd aetCeet No growing back of hair stronger pact roreaka 738,00! s|than ever. Absolutely harmless. dling certain classes of maf ins to dis- A report on a plan for unifying XK: ‘thi: arent ‘dis- : President Coolldge's veto of theltrinute it among 8 of the wool finances of the denomination, upon | ovary ia called, int iighiscrecone 4 { “Postal pay increase bill is awaiting | 5. which the alleged profit was which a committee Appa ccer ites mended by prominent beauty spe tal service was conducted at a|™*< guarantee of satisfac 5 «| Tas ae ee is es $14,000,000, The Separtnent. is oc-operating will be submitted. The plan would | Pharmacy, Kimball Drug Co., Smith ec ci eat ca 2 dr + | with the department of. justice in set up a contra! treasurer and |& Turner Drug Store, Jom Tripeny rf M'Good things to eat and homemade | the sults, whi bsp e ey an Ae comptroller with jurisdiction over |Co., Wyoming Drug and Supply Co. eandie: Reto Ybe | Roatan New) (On ( HADRORD a the finances of all the boards’ and | Aa) iy © eaten Congre-| Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago and | ‘ with xelationa to financan.ot all tue | gational church ember 5. | ather é ; churches. or F TE a | . Pp RR AG Ee aS ~. . — =. \ Another “Pop"*Geers will be in the sulky next season, His name is John AWN. STOP PAINS Kathan of Osage, In. Kathan, in point of age and service, is even more . remarkable than the late Tenhessee veteran. Kathan is 84 years old and | Pain and. congestion is gone. is looking forward to his 65th season in the sulky. Kathan was a track Quickly?—Yes: Almost instant re- man before the Civil War, later he drove a stage coach and next spring lef from chest colds,’ sore throat, he will go after state track records with g horse named—well, what do backache, lumbago you suppose? The Flapp Yep, the young gent 1s very modernish. , follows a gentlo jes every city rubbing” with» St. in the world /AFVENGE IDEA MEX REBELS x... penetrating oil right Melachrinos set the standard of | [5 HAPPEI) RY | On WARPATH |" | Ou isa harmless Ico CI Dec, 4.—General|liniment which . i 1 *4 ali Amariilas, com: der of military | (ickly breaks chest cigarette quality, operations in Guerrero. state, who $0108, soothes the ame here to attend General Calles’ | ‘nflammation of sore inauguration, has left hurriedly for}|throat and breaks Chilpancingo to direct troop move-| UP the congestion ments against scattered uprisings in| that causes pain. It Guerrero resulting from dissatisfac-| Never disappoints and.does not burn Children Come First- 4 “This is the boys’ and girls” mt scason—and its success for all of German Minister Says tion with the resylts of the state| the skin. i election. Get a 35 cent bottle of St. Jacobs Suggestion Should [cto 1. separtment _consigers |ONr a sate Gant battle of St. Jacobs Be Baniched the risings purely local. recommended for 65 years.—Adv. TEL ones Pree BA eres ePey ani 5 psa shar ‘andra Sadia nade BTS Se i is where The ORIGINAL = FOR ousanconnn ce — || WYOMING MAP AND Shoposeope thet hipiel eat 3 LENPSIG, Germany, Dec. 4—"t| Mr. W. att, Leeton, Mo., says'||\ BLUE. PRINT CO. lection of “Christmas Gift Sug- = emphatically, reject thé mere #u “I Hounda in 6 months. |W cooclogists, Petral gestions” in the Classified Sec- ; f Ps ton of mas :sevenmereaue ant c 2 Mul : Formula." 9 1|] Drafting, Blueprinting, tion—comes into the picture! . 7s : jerman child would I wish to see weak : lunge: Photocopying ‘Yai ean'chope tekhow allithe i "Th re) fy a sacrificed to the realization of such stubborn cough a All work confidential f we a wv, © ‘a Dr, Otto Gersier, r 8 r ci Christmas presents your ai Qne Cigarette Sold the World Quer” maiblater: af digteube ;destarya in tha | ESERIES youngsters want—until you look ar —_— er urse of the rousing campaign through the “Gifts For Chil- a El Ez a Ei aa me ES mm ra ba Pe] speech for the democratic party here dren” Column in this time-sav- ) . > is E D 4 i 3 De Gees demanded allegiance Steere eee aes age amt ie P A : tothe black, red a nge flag, urn tq e 5 “i shige R \ { very Daya Bargain Day — J,» fieok, met ana orange tae seine: . at of the constitution. ; 4 8 “This ridiculous rattling of sabres = t ° e which we don't possess must cease,” ' he yea: conti a. LF ia E.R. Williams Store ge. eo i 4 $ GROC ERIES S business and politics which will be s Tie you are not needing : A a ‘Ee aS No. 2 MEAT devoted to the negotiation of com- ll : z 129 W. Second Phones 10—-11 a Peonitceeinane rene ent dorlicelli, \nosiery just now. You economic legislation." SILK HOSIERY | will enjoy looking at - Two Center Slice 2 Fay them, and when you do Premium Ham for b's BY & Henry M. Dawes need some you will sim- 8 sp Lb. sack fancy Berkshire : ply have to try a pair by | 1 Pure Pork Sausage for 70e Will Be Oil Corticelli, : | (100% Pure Pork) | ! . a Fancy Corn-Fed Round Com an Chief ta teak, per Ibs--------__-20@ POY Priced at $1.88 and ee e Extra Fancy Loi — Pork Chops See Ih COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec, 4.—(By $2.75 The Associated Pri Dawes, 55 A GS 0 0 s.)—Henry M. to resign as n- whose de: om yest no president of the P' ny succeeding Beman G. Dawes, it was » need at the ofl company offic —$_—_o—__ In the Town hall at Lunebers glass case containing ham, which bears thi Streetwear Sheer Silk at $1.50 Casper Bacon, per lb? ___ New Sauer Kraut, per qt. Norwegian Stock Fish, r Ib 3 BS BS Se es See Globe Shoe Company bad rt le 2 Jin letters of f Passer-by, ° he ; | Pag eae f the pig 230 South Center St. PS SY YW ote ttc “oc anchor? 8 MRS