Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1925, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1925 IMPORTANCE 0 HAMA TD U8. fo EMPHAGIZED Fortier Gavi. Brooks Discusses Island Trip On Return. “The importance of the Hawalian Isl and the city of Honolulu as , rican sentinel in the Pacific ocean and as guard and protec- tion to our Pacific coast and Pa: Canal cannot be over estimated,” de clared former Governor B.,B. Brooks lay upon ‘his return home after a weeks’ trip wi Brooks to Los Angel Hawatian Islands, Honolu and San Fran- r Mr. and Mrs. Brooks a travel excursion to celebrate nilversary of their honeymoon January arrived ssed Pearl nd the Idler aint by t Harbor fact that , sailors and ined the n outpost the Hawaiian ". continued Governor Brooks. “The United States can feel proud its ownership the Hawafian nds."* “Honolulu is as a beautiful city and looks like a gr botanical garden. he flowers, ga bs, vege tation and tre: n exquisite background cosmopolitan where meets West" Honolulu has a population of 100,000 people, of which one half are Jap ne 1d one tenth American. The streets aro ele boulevards, Paved in the most m fashic are autos of all makes 1 with traffic. ndid natural re ne, pineapple her thriving productive The people in Honolulu s. I met several of fr ed in busirless re who were dé splendid Governor and Mr Brooks spent eight days on the Haw: They visited all the smaller islands in addition to the one on which Honolulu is situated, returning by way of Los Angeles. .On their re- irn trip th rancisco, CASPER BRAKEMAN IS INJURED IN TUMBLE FAOM FREIGHT TRAIN a Wyo., w. Linneman, Chi , Burlington & Quincy “railvowd brakeman, is’ re- ported to b ting comfe - day at the local hospital from In- juries ho ing when b man, r¢ The recetved yesterday morn- r. Linne: Center les sper. nccldent occurred near Netber, Wyo., and Linneman’s principal: in- juries were wrenched baci and shoulder. A Boon to Mothers Mothers everywhere who rea- lize the danger-to delicate little st@machs of too’ much dosing ap- preciate the value of Vicks in treating croup and children's cold With Vicks swallow body heat t yptus, 1 ig croup generally 1 within minutes. VAPORUB Over I7 Miwiow Jars Useo Year icKS RIALTO STARTING SATURDAY WHO’S THE “KIDDER”? TRIBUNE SCRIBE ASKS IN PLAY ON “SCOOP” “Kidding the Kidders,” would be an appropriate title for an impromp- tu farce comedy staged at police headquarters today with Lee Craft, state law enforcement officer, and the Tribune representativ playing the chief roles with members of the city’s dtective force for the audience. The plot for the skit was furnish- ed by the facts in connection with the Rialto Theater holdup on Sun- day night when J. Schulte, own- er, M. H. Todd, manager and Clar- ence Chidly, employe of the theater were bound, gagged and robbed of pproximately $3,000, by two daring nits. The victims of the holdup report- ed to police that the guns poked in thetr faces by the bandits, were extremely large and cruel looking bersuaders. The reporter entered sanctum sanctorum of the sleuths and asked Lieut. Ray Ideen, in charge of the case, if there had been any new developments toward solving the sterlous holdup. Mr. Craft beamed all over,'a hum- bs | orous smile overspread his pleasant tures, as volunteered this ‘ weapons used by the ban | dits were coast defense guns stolen |from Goat Island near the Presidio in capi Fre ly replied the scribe eager- ly idling out a pencil and pad and making hasty notes. “I thought coast defense were of such mam- moth proportions that they would have to be moved by an elephant.” “These were special guns which could be concealed under an over- coat, explained Craft enlarging his theory. Seven Times In Jail For Colored Man In, and out of jail seems to be the chief pastime of Ed Lewis, colored, 31 yeats old, who is now incarcerated behind the bars at police headquarters, Lewis was arrested at 7 o'clock last night by Officer W. A. Baker and is booked” on a charge of violation of the drug ordinance and being drunk. Lewis came into prominence on the police records when he was arrested on June 24,1924. Since that time he has been arrested seven times and booked on vari- ous charges of inebriation, petty larceny and investigation, The “record shows that Lewis's only worldly possessions at the time of his arrest were $1.50 In currency and a bunch of keys. Lewis ts in a bored mood at police headquar- ters awaiting trial, jail being an old experience for him. Jack Ronald was also arrested by Officer Baker last night at 1221 West Thirteenth street and is booked on a charge of being a suspicious character and carrying concealed weapons. A revolver known in police parlance as a “Saturday night gun” was found in Ronald possession. CASPER ELKS WILL ELECT OFFICERS AT MEETING THURSDAY The annual election of officers of the Casper lédge No. 1353, B, P. 0. E., will be held tomorrow night. The following nominations will be voted upon: Exalted Ruler, W. B. Cobb; Esteemed Leading Knight, A. M. Gee; Esteemed Loyal Knight, Walter A Schultz, Cc. Madden; Esteemed Lecturing Knight, f. G. Wiederhold; Secretary, Lyle E. Jay, G. C. Gibson; Treasurer, C. H. Me- Farland; Tyler; C. C. Mahaffey; Trustee, Don M, Lobdell; Delegate to Grand Lodge, L. F. McMahon; Alternate to Grand Lodge, A. E. Stirrett, W, W. Keefe, J. C, Kamp nd C, T, Weidner, CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! | Doesn't hurt one Lit! Drop a Mttle ‘Freezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with Angers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle “Frgezone” for a few vents, suf: flelent to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between t and the foot calluses, with ness or Irritation of The reporter paused to inscribe copious notes while smiles and winks were exchanged between the detec- tives and Craft, all of whom were enjoying themselves hugely, as they Supposed, at the reporter's expense and confusion. “Does the coast defense gun look anything like a German leuger? the reporter inquired in a tone that was intended to convince his. hear- ers that he thought he had stum- bled onto a whale of a story. “It is more wicked looking than a leuger and much largery’ Cratt replied, succeeding only with: diffi- culty, in withholding himself from an outburst of boisterous laughter. “Well, I'l rush kk to. the of. fice and get this in the paper,” the reporter answered. “It to be worth a headline.” The reporter left the gathering with quick steps and an eager look; but once outsde of hearing of the worthy sleuths, he could retain himself no tonger and broke into a loud guffaw, At the same time the detectives were enjoying a huge joke, convinced that they had put one the unsuspe ng ou; aft and the ran this with great sea other detectives issue of the Tribune ation, expecting to tolen Coast De- fense Guns Used in Rialto Holdup.” When they read this story they will know why the lead of this story is called Kidding’ the Kid- ders." TWO SUSPECTS IN LATE HOLDUP ARE RELEASED E. J. Schulte, owner of the Rialto theater, and M. H.*Todd, manager, were called upon by Lieutenant Ray Ideen, in charge of the investigation into the holdup Sunday. night in which two daring bandits obtained approximately $3,000 of the theater receipts, to identify two suspects ar- rested in connection with the rob- bery.. Messrs, Schulte and Todd avere unable to identify the suspects, who were later released. that it was difficult to describe the features of the bandits for the rea- son that their caps were pulled down over their faces. of identification of the bandits ‘will probably be thelr voices. Todd Schulte informed po that holdup men. had. gruff voices whi they would be able to rec hearing the voices again. og a ance LIONS ADDRESSED ON COMMUNITY SERVICE IN MEETING TODAY Advantages to be derived from ihe erection ere of 2 Community building and the selection of a site for the proposed structure were brought to the attention of the Lions club in luncheon meeting ¢ President of the club and member of the committes which recommend- ed that the south side park be util- ized as a site for the handsome Structure after survey had been made of all other available holdings voiced vigorous objection to placing the bullding on a site removed from ® central location. asy accessi- bility {s of prime necessity !f the building serves the purpose for which it 1s erected, he pointed out, and the park site answers every need, including that of economy without™ robbing the city or dts people of any ad ntages it might and | ° | er will wager that Offi- Mr, Todd said The chief means the Py ‘The police depend upon the finger-| Jana middle. west, ¢ | print clues to reveal the aan > treat. Conditions were favor. | | fo bandits a: 7 about their Ponte soant | sel oe gaa ale "*}able tor clear reception. Numbers| 4 harmiess and effective garsle | derive from maintenance of the n its present fo Parks yubtless be opened and im. to nerve the several residence tions of the Mr. Jarvis | is ble, The] t 1. bet of Ca izens ing remarks by Jarvis A. J. Parkin of th munity service organization spoke on the benefits which the city wil) reap from erection of the building, In material way the auditorium pri vided will pave the way for makin Casper the convention city of the state. In character’ building the structure will provide through three departments—music, dramatic and games—wholesome recreation for lsure hours based upon the thought that “what you earn in working hours goes inte your pocket: what you spend in leisure hours goes into your character.” The wonderful success with which Community Service has operated elsewhere {t {ts best recommendation for Casper, Mr. Parkin asserted. As @ non-sectarian organization {t brings out the best tn a community and the reaction from its activ! ties Is reflected favorably in all lines of endeavor. Oe Lutheran League Meets Tonight A socia) gathering, arrangea by the Young People’s League of the Scandinavian Lutheran church, will be held tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs. L, Rognstad, 577 st Lind, Members and friends of the Congregation, young and old, are in vited to be present, ( }_ The veteran Polish wrestle: Islaus Zdyszko, who is still active tr the mat game, won his first Euro- | pean championship twenty Stan Che Casver Daily Cribune PAGE NINE MRS. STOKES’ MOTHER FORCED AUSSELL J, CRECE, TO ADMIT ON STAND LACK OF VETERINARY SURGEON FONDNESS FOR HER DAUGHTER = AT LIVIYE, 15 OLA ATLANTA TN Pal wa : a CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD HAS PLANS TO 1 Electric, compan, Subject to Sore Throat played and sung by the Brunswick | artists represent part of the music | memory contest being conducted by that concern with $6,000 in cash prizes this month to those who sub Is to dissolve two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water, and gargle throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hours if necessary. Bo sure you use only the genuine mit the best answers to selections Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, markéd and artists on official blanks pro ~qwith the Bayer Cross, which can be vided for such returns. Selection® head in tin boxes of twelve table we largely fami ones to the for few conts. FOR 31.00 music public, the greatest affticuity centering in naming the artists. who Played and sang. The next Brunswick concert will | be broadcast next Tuesday evening | at seven o'clock, Casper time, and hose desiring blanks to enter the mes of selections and artists m cure them from the Chas. E. Wells Music company. « iss ant NEE A The most remarkable figure in wo- men's hockey today is Miss Mabel Bryant. shi Played her first game for Pngland nearly twenty-four | You Can Exchange N 1 of Your Records years ago, Last year she appeared against Scotland, Wales and Amer- fea, and at present she is engaged in making an exhibition tour of for Nine of Our Edison Records Exchanged 2 25¢ Hach Rr 1Js fe Lv CHICAGO, March 4—(By The As don't hate anybody joined | i ; sociated Press)—An attempt to| Mrs. Milicr, apparent! ting show that Mre. Emma Ellwood] tho questi tine Miller, mother of Mrs. Helen EN-| “Answer the questior ter: | ear i wood ‘Sc was a biased witness|ed Judge Gemmill ie pakiont oy ‘ 1 was made by defense counsel for] Mrs. Miller, thus constrained, con-| oy. sii, +; ty ts W. E. D. Stokes, New York mil-| ceded that possibly she did not like| (o's tai denbansdr sau lionaire, folowing which the state| Mr. Stokes any too well a Ae ite Neohick rested its case. Stokes is charged| Mrs. Alico Smith I Citbete a H with conspiracy to défame cagd, who said she vived i 1 Stokes. school with Mrs. ; Did you come ‘here to tend your|the Intter in a p oe weight to the prosecution of Mr.| tho pictures was taken Stokes under a criminal * indict-| tory of National F . Rathbun, counsel | Forést Marylan Miller's sominda ve. testif I came here to clear m » tho picture fdenti $ name,” Mré: Miller ¢ ’ us E ‘| BE ARRAIGHED head held ; “Answer or no,” said Ewing's iestimons | athbun ate’s presentation sentatic proper answer.” “You don't lke Mr. Stokes, do you," said Mr, Rathbun. HOTEL. ST. JAMES. TIMES SQUARE, Jast off Brondway at 109-113 West 45th Street, NEW YORK Much Favored by Women Traveling without Escort | An Hotel of quiet dignity, having the. atmosphere and appointments of a well con- ditioned home. 40 Theatres, all principal shops and churches, 3 to 5 minutes’ walk. 2 minutes of all subways, “L” roads, surface cars, bus lines. Within 3 minutes Grand, Central, 5 minutes Pennsyl- vania_T erminals. PAY DAY SPECIALS FOR WEEK-END AT GROCERY AND MARKET Corner 9th and Chestnut y item in our store is priced to please you. It s s the place where your dollar finds more merchandise COLOR ADO > 1 F ¥ for the best quality. = March 4, (By the Associated Pre: | nd he house Plans for a nation-wide publicity | —Prison employes ag |—- —— - FRUITS AND CORN-FED BEEF campaign to advertise the scenic} day in behalf of 1 VEGETABLES Gioiee ib 15¢ beauty places near Casper and the den of the state penitentiary Relieves Rheumatism y ; ” apes ch, attractions the city offers to tour+| his trial on charges of : Oranges, fresh, } Spare Ribs, -17%4c ists, will bo discussed at the noon } Management bef * Eigse ect re Mp stil fier bs iis eae hincheon of the Casper Real § net vic \ rives out pain, A clean, white oint So vee-=5- 3 Board at the Townsend hotel on| Colemar rn, and Hobart Mo- | Ment, made. with oil of mustard, it Golden Yellow Ba GROCERIES ALS: IScinay,-prisca pasar eee cast usually brings relief as soon as you start Ib. eas Ke Howard Baker, newly elected] that "an inmate of t estar teak eka od enero tat 4 k % Fresh Ranch Eggs____30c president will make his debut as| criminal! pe ‘were HRA bee Deen | FSi oes mustard plaster wtthaut hol Meek ee ee Butter, the best, Ib... 43e presiding officer and wield the vel | subjected f cold v blisters oct aA ees. often te Potatoes, 144 bu.____ cl p R Mi in seotgests liga A aire s,. . | To Mothers: Musteroleis also ras Beka Be Gam pl ell Soups, can ead the discussion in which det ous t lei ildes t foc Green Onions, bunch__5¢ 7 of the proposed publicity campaign | McCaw! prisoner i babi ein milder form for ORAS fe SHS Beans, can__1le will be perfected. It-is planned to| 1921, Bay exe eee vont pe Carrots, bunch 10c Peas 15e circulate folders and publicity propa- Both declared t ls th mass ny heacae mi toe usterol 1O~ Turnips, bunch —_ 106 s cata ganda which will interest tourists] sane ward were “as sa 35 & 65c in jars & tubes; hospital size, $3. Green Beans_15c in coming to Casper and remaining] possible under the cor Pip se aes s Strawberry here to visit the of! fields and the] McCauley said und ex: | MEATS 28c many other attractive places the| amination that he had i : < city has to entertain visitors. | bed bugs and roact Swift’s Bacon, half or l Red Rasp- j sab awd ~ ’ whole slab, Ib. am —. .28¢ | Swift’s Ham, half or n 40c Red Pitted } SETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER whole, Ib. te Oe Red ave oe Armour’s Star Nugget se ae Rec a0 eC Win ( lb. “es nea Herries = 30c | Sweet Pickled Pork, . 37 } Ib. wes Bad |e = NF MUSIC LAST NIGHT “s ha bt Swift's Frankfurters, 27c ' in Tonsil ‘3 wat 2c | ——— } 9c Listeners fr Brunswick kf 3 Ibs. 25c } Cut This Out and Save if |} Complete line of GARDEN SE large package for. ERY & BANNER GROG JC MARKET “Happy Steve’’ Says: ow is the time to buy Federal Tires ai these attractive prices.” South Africa. 80x3 Cl. Wiscono Fabric $6.80 | , 80x21 Cl. Wiscono Fabric__.$7.70 . START THIS Butterfield’s Record Exchange 10x314 Cl. Wiscono Cord__--$8.4B Treatment Now! f 0 Cl. Defender Cord._.$9.65 Bet a a aad mes Tenlac to @ 110 W. FIRST GLADSTONE HOTEL BLDG. Nx S. Defender Cord..$12.66 and liver in w 2 up a run-down bod lx4 SS. Defender Cord___.$17,38 If are nervy suffer = ten Ye wads Fe $19.2 feet —paee | GET YOUR CAR WASHED AND (SS. 1 age Sore ese takin i \ MOTOR CLEANED Defender Core $19.80 peak MEAT ees | BY THE VAPORIZED KEROSENE METHOD 114, CL) Blue Pennant Cord, a r m | versiz ~-$12.20 ia Maes at Sees! "AUTO LAUNDRY Bu : from roots, barks and he 1x4.5S. Blue Pennant Cord_$19.85 Buy a bottle of AT THE ALEMITE SERVICE STATION drug store tod: § you | — — - Ps . Blue Pennant Cord_$20.90 start to improve right from the = ere DERAL first Most like two or three bot- | TLINS S AGE CASPER TO RAW CARS a es tles will put you on your {get like a brand new ¢ DAILY AT 9:2 AM. (H—$12.50 ‘ake Tanlee Vegetable Suves you approximately 12 hours’ trave) between Casper for Constipation and Rawlins ren ss WYOMING MOTORWAY 70R YOUR HEALTH |\____ See This Car at the Show 25 Miles to the Gallon 58 Miles Per Hour 5 to 25 Miles in 8 Seconds THE NEW AND FINER MAXWELL CASPER MOTOR CoO. 230 WEST YELLOWSTONE PHONE 909 aan 3lue Pennant Cord_$21.65 Blue Pennant Let your us 3 complete Brodie Rubber Co. Inc 130 West Seeond St. Phone 1203 on. Balloon Balloon or Semi, quote ice in-either p Cords to fit Pe Our stock is TRAIN SCHEDULES | CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN | Westbound Arrives Departs | b |’ Bast Departs | |No, 6:00 p. m.| CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY | | |. Eastbound Arrives Departs | Departs | No. 29 # ¢ 710 a. m.|