Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 8

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924 with a single and buckle is. popular fcr country wear, while a - he Casver Daflv Eribune © SS ameatiagne a town model is a,combination of cin- namon ante‘ope trimmed with black : ’ NEW YORK, Dec. 12—Federal'| crocodile leather. A brogue_model | crocodile. ‘ i Judge Augustus N. Hand. today Ga « | sranted a motion to include Charles se é f r 7 A. Stoneham, part owner~ of the New York Giants, as a “dormant || TELLS CT ORY partner” in the bankrupt stock brokerage firm of B. M. Fuller and § : "| company, convicted bucketeers. x Bhs, “hades PEKING, Dec. 12—A mandate < : ‘CO 'S : Says‘She Was Bilked na asuctnn,ta, te) OWERCOAT oF mixed brigades formerly command- ‘ . Out of Thousands - | <1 vy cenerat eu Peru. He : ; of Own Money - = PAGE EIGHT to Dr. C. C. Hall, district superin- tendent of the Methodist Episcopal church, who testified that he went to the. jail on his own initiative to talk to Hight as ‘his “spiritual ai viser.’* ’ . With the jury again excluded fron the room, Judge Kearn heard testi Now_ He's Teacher's : — i ‘PARIS, Dec. 12,—Premier Her- = for the jury, ; While the state has been able « get in evidence a confession mai by Hight to a committee of clergy jury other than the medical test: [J Judge not to consider the Hight Hl : mony to determine whether th: - statement would be proper evider maecaes evidence involving Mrs ‘ Sweetin has yet been given to the One Admission of Love |057_.ter gn the medica ten ° Sweetin died of poison. Tragedy Already m ‘The’ jury was instructed by the : Evidence fesaion to the committee as : Ing in any way to Mrs. Sweetin, b HAT cloak you with style and_ °° quality made by Hart Schaff- = + binet, tho gathered ||” i . cause ft was made out of her pres. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Dec, 12.—| about the bed in his chamber at the ner & Marx who are known the MOUNT VERNON, Ill, Dec. 13—] ence without her consent. Luboring under deep emotion, and| foreign office. M. Herriot is ill with || world over for their style, quality ‘With one alleged confession of Law- g weeping as she testified, 3 the grippe. ' d * rence M. Hight, as to his participa- Hbobdush ene Sree Neva : : and values thon 2a) ie eee eee NEW BEAUTY PARLOR Hi : T told OZ Mut] SOUTHAMPTON, England, Dec. All the latest fabrics, colors and € polson plot for which he and Mrs. now of Los Angeles, told on the wit-|12.—The British Mner Arcadian, Hisle Sweetin are on trial, before ness stand in federal court here to-| which went ashore near the Needles styles. r the jury, the state today fought to day in the trial of directors of the|in a dense fog yesterday, docked r introduce’ another confession allesed Walker Consolidated Petroleum com.| ——— 4 to have been made by the former é pany of selling a large quantity of 1 pastor. fa rae stock and investing heavily herself ° Ps ° This purported confession was fifford Leroy Samuelson 17 was nie teacher's pet—and che #1 in. the company. ‘Horlicks < made in the jafl at Mount Vernon Complete equipment has been |»: stalled and the new Gladstone Beau- ty Parlor is open and ready to re In acho} Now hee teacher's hushand And@ the ligtle town of Canby. pti te wondering what ts gotng to happen.to the couple The teacher e ORIC Shortly after she was served with @ subpoena to appear as a witness ; . formerly Reeamonde Lee Shaw who admits she ts.37. eaye she'll go-vight, [in the action, she said, valuabl - j ISM ceive its abare of the beauty trade | on teaching—-perhape to seg@ ber husband: through college pers relating to the case and her = y Milk : a of Casper. 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