Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1925, Page 5

SUNDAY, MARCH 239, 1925 ‘ Che Casper Sunday Crivunc PAGE FIVE TATE SENATOR) “usher Teresee pin Honors HUALS DEFY AT DAY" OFFIGERG is produced he tells tl qu what sort of a gun it {s;| having SEAMS T "ae WLR (Continued From Page ( | | j indifferent began to exhibit interest.| LONDON ; ] | In Berlin and large cities | Press.) —Ec gland : ‘ iS 5 . police received orders tonight to be | wh AA bec oe He 8 ; : n will} will be ente ‘ ‘ I 1 ) While it is believed the ¢ off smoothly, the king every precaution to g ossible outbre rring fact Police arme that . even t roved uthorities | orch tras ad) In Prir between | apar He Makes Wine and Will Continue. MILWAUKEE, Wis., March 28.— Hurling defiance ut the city of Mil- waukee, the state of Wisconsin and be r with rifles, hand nades, heavy rubber billies will be held in réserve while 39,000,¢ Germans are casting thelr vy the president of the United States, | Dr. Ja. yored to lead the fleld State Senator Gettelman declared | was stricken with the here tonight chat he is still making | grippe today but hi 1 Was wine and “would like to see anyone ‘reported not seriou stop him.” esides 2, 1 “I would like to put thi. question eaute i oe , rie directly to the president,’ sald. ntest nann, or “If he failed to admit I am with- an American hobo, who is runn in the law in making wine for-my own use, I could onl; draw the in- fration that he is controlled by the | Anti-Saloon league. The senator announced he was go- ing to hold open house for prohibi- tion or other interested parties to- piorrow and promised « drink home made wite to anyone try-| = to arrest him. | MADISON, Wis., March 28.—Wis consin’s prohibition row, which shift- ed to Milwaukee over the week end | when Senator Ben Gettleman, state wet leader, left the capital Fri to face a federal investigation th: . | did not materjalize, will begin anew | Adolescent modernists may refer to the unbobbed as “horse and buggy,” NEW YORK, Mar —(United | here next week. but when it came to selecting the most beautiful girl in San Diego's high | PTe85)—Theaterical cycles tonight Two wet measures, sponsored by| Schools and colleges, Madelein Propser, with unshorn tresses, won out, | DUZzed with a report that the mys- . Gettleman, come up for action in the She was eclected out of 4000 pretty California girls, teriou . Q” an American wo. senate Wednesday. solution memor! One is a joint man wh ng to sue Ian Denn- |. | [7 om lizing congress = ~ | istoun for breach of prom | to repeal the Volstead act in favor ling to Dudley Field’ M ar | of home brew and fruit wine. The incement in Paris this week, 1: 5 5 Mr ‘ a : — on the communist ticket; General | Ludendorff, world ero, and| fasclst candida BE, Hen | rich Held. | -—— ‘DENNISTOUN HAD LOVE e, Seversion Dry Enforcement act. s won atten- ion both on the sta nd in the By R. D, MEREDITH. s has spent considerable time s PAUL, Mi In the interim the antt-saloon i ; leagu. is trying to muster up Ho : é enough votes to defeat Geitlems in measure, and, {f possible to nd | plsser Bate a Geithavcutsteblieratoiine ris durir recent + . | F Set the example. Be a good neighbor. You will need or reprimand the wet solon. } coming soon, Lieutenant Erik Nel | elociiaaabes halo ters aa init thus bash ROBBER SLAY See ee lt aerion tla itae UniG Rakes, Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Lawn Mowers, Hose, far they have not enough votes to ee ‘ 2 oy here tods | Jae 5 Baise to ecta Voniouster eeeplution PHOENIX, Ariz., March 28.—Bill Lawrence, alleged | Hs Ta tate oo Sprayers. ed Pr aft Correspondent) March 28. . through. Oklahoma outlaw, was found guilty of first degree murder | prenaementiry the globe tast year, “is o oh Bens ae Althotsh the scnate commttie,| by a jury here late today after one hour of deliberation. CASHIER AN D Poalngite dieantsinobllseiplane®, | | LOWE BROS. PAINTS AND VARNISHES—NONE BETTER. which recommended the. Gattler Lawrence and his brother, Babe, are accused of slaying | “I expect to se e day when a| OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. bills, is unanimously wet, the ser man will drive his automobile fusel — has a dry majority. Therefore, it| Hazel Burch, local police officer, while resisting arrest. | iechocn Oe eta hecenta aS Eine e 1s expected the bills will go d The verdict carries the death penalty on 1 was reached ‘MAKES ESCAPE EN eae stiiead ete en he ail . s Ties Hes pai Te ] rose "defeat. after 16 ballots, 3 of the ‘urors hold-, js rneys fc Li Pies an here bes ae boli ‘3 ia hu since Mal Br ushes, Glass, Bronzes, Law n Fence, I rellis, Fl WV ot ing out at first fo | ed they would move for a new trial, fly homo again or Fence Guards, Poultry Fence. Spray your trees. We tal. ce will be pronou | ‘Trial of Babe Lawrence for tbe _ > | fom April 4. | same crime was scheduled to begin| 87. PAUL, March 28.—Harry \ can furnish your needs ~| Monday. | Davis, cashier of the Kresge Store | mats, i f(a | here was murdered today by a ban- = s = wore ene 1 Crude Output dit who failed to secure any loot | Make Your Odd Minutes Valuable—Get What You Need and Do | peers AWAY | [| [ CPER il Mitesh el ee eee 5 | Those Little Jobs Yourself—We Can Help You! | In Colorado peor ogpcgerd port | BR Re meant io Bites lecting the money prepa | arden seed; Lawn oced, Ower oeec “ASHINGTON, March 28., Unit Shows Slum closing for the da | res: z ntative ati Ja- p = an accosted hii } Rogers; Republican, Massachu- inathe aan at } es8}—Repres and demand | = sette, died here tonight in Garfield ees ed the money. On —— a W. ASHINGTON, March 28.—(Unit 05 p.m. Todkins as Davis offered res ce and was Hospital/ate9:05 p.m. from Hodkins| yyy. Gaia rare i OT ea) sae | Davis offered resistance and was| c postottice inspectors | e e for outright equit [7 dineasey } One) shot sh the h dying in "Hoakine disease wan described by | (United Colorado + Crue of decay, ei Ieee ni Eg d ' and a ecore in : 1 e n, Philadelphia and New Phone 601 and | stant attending physicians. as a link be-| Production. averaged # The bandlt fled without the mon-| Washingt h tween a chronic inflammatory con-| ay f eee ey and was lost in the crowd. The| York, are working tonight on the | dition. and a tumor. Mrs. Roge ee Ale ate tores\was dammed. wittl :yeople mysterious disap} hee of a re was the only one at the beds bar wae h 8 man that hour and a near pante followed |‘stered mail pouch containing about | when the end came. decrease it ave pa herle eH A can of paint makes] the sound of the single shot. 120,000 two weeks ago. ea Rogers was operated on last July} the preceding ty ae hee (20.8 bum village, down The robbery, tha largest since the for appendicitis and was said to reduction by ds wa ort lat the people think there | $1,500,000 holdup at Rondout, IIL, have completely” recovered. He Floren 1 Moffat. 705: ] is no F toiWo smiueh fax: LORD YPRES | last June, is believed to have occur- for his seat in the house and suf-| Cree z Bene Helier ae e | down, and getting. worse in Shabby- lispatched from Washington to De Wh 1 Yi T Ik feats areata [dormant geting vere Sst) TM PROVING |" ile You’re Talking Upon becoming stricken again, | thrill when T arrive in Glossyville ane Mies BE oee! the total for Rogers was removed to the Philip | iioskae Wee Setoeaing | theitast ate toe 2,100,000, houses in; Boston where, he, snowed | bride; the people take a hearty pride| LONDON, March 28.—(United| 1t 18 the mecend big rolbery of th - an ~ EE considerable tmprovement after a In mdiding thin eet Press}—The Barl ot ‘Ypres, who as| Yet! $68,000 tn. stam g been month's. treatment. Doctors there I Sa ntlatnethelete a Field Marshal French, led the Brit.|ttken from the », Ind weged (im to) Bovwouth fandienriya1 hey're sh expeditionary forces during the| Postoffice, a few Alt TARGATE NecerAEted fe _Gaorsls | hetprut paint world war, {s steadily improving, ac-|_ Pisht large robb eapctntays | Enroute to orgia he suffered jor quaint, ¢ cording to reports from his bedside | score of Tabor pnbe netted hold | a. relapse at Charlestown, 8. c., and | shack; this W ; Npaiy' The. earl underwe eg | up men $1,900,000 last y of which | was returned here and entered ; | tack, and making all the buildings | {ous operation has t ¥ eld hospital. (Continued 2m Teen tage One) | loot like buildings read of in a book. ePGMELiee tc te ] field doctors at first diagnosed se as gall stones but were to operate because of lis ened condition. Later they were taken into slight extent, speci surprise milk con ration to And strangers, when they see the teel emphasis in the |.tawn; say ‘Here we'll c CLEVELAND—A slowing down in| WEATHER 1 come and settle : 5; | st is placed op | down, and raise us nineteen kids| steel is noticeable here and in th Wyoming.—Showers Sunday in| nd we of the market mill iece. and live and die as slick as|Mahonign Valley. Corporation be Your Trees grease is happy burg goes right rating at full speed southeast portion, colder; Mond qian een ty ao the thir considered in |< ! while Shabbytown is prone | those of independents | partly overcast, colder in east por-| baffied ner! rat 2 " dead.” ent o} . i | . 7 sive > - r . , eae aa Mere na ety deeb a - ___cent of capacity, t 2 ——| If you will only give me the opportunity I can put your oa! rf P, oq 7 . ic . 7 . y - . BOSTON—Leading coal dealers | teria, flaver, odor sealimenty iat trees in shape for this summer and for every other sum- acidity | have marked prices down 26 to Tic call a doctor for consultation. a ton, the spring reduction coming earlier than usual, owing to fnild weather, Egg is quoted at $1 and stove at $15.75 pavacuds SL TERRE The Vincent Lopez school of which was to have been ine ated on the ir from WOR, New- k, this week, has been depr a mer. Did It Ever Occur to You That Your Trees May Be Suffering? There is nothing which adds to the complete b ete, | While Mr. Pearce was here lie | made a trip with Dr. Malott to Sult | Creek and inquired into the c: 3 | of the recent typifoid epidemic. Mi Pearce expressed great eulogy of Dr Malott and uded the way in whick the local f the emerger Dr. Malott When you are sick you ft the { of Mr. Lopez as its ut dl cacao liane ag nee AT ere reported ahome and its surroundings as beautiful, well pruned, we vaudevill , A f typhoid In the it Cre : = , 2 a a vaudeville interests, wh om See eetaarthatynatdinis cared for trees. Why not enjoy this luxury? It may I Kelth interests are required to cau- Faeries asia amet tta yours fora small cost. My experience gives me the neces tion Mr. Lopez about once a mo Bes ee use uiry co-oper with | him to the full extent of thelr abil ity, Dr. Malott stated. ‘The ep! demic 1s practically over due to th efficiency displayed by Mr. Malott in the emergenc: Dr. Malott recelyed a letter fron sary knowledge to tell at a glance just what your trees need, Trees Should Be Sprayed Now Insects and germs are attacking the sound trunks right Mary Mayo de Forest, dramatic #0 prano aiid the wife of Dr. Lee de Forest, often called the ‘father’ of radio,” {s to make her air debut from station WEAF, New York, April 14 Mrs, de Forest recently returned from nc gncert tour of the Riviera. rn rer ene en ee ‘_|/A. R. Smith, state dairy, na ofl commissioner in which 2 h S i now and if not checked will cause havoc. This is a timely H are very much pleased ov Ne ) the masterly way !n which you have warning. handled this difficult matter and the vepemic towards iw wouree" | Renew for Life With a the epidemic Following 1s the percentage fig es of the quality of milk in t 6 . pane ote ally ee Coat of Paint Datry SPRING IS COMING ¥ Y wey ~awthorn and I want that new Trees Should Be Pruned Now The sickly and weak branches should be removed that the strong ones may have an opportunity to grow as they should grow. This is a part of my work, LANDSCAPE GARDENING LAWN WORK ADVICE ON HOME BEAUTIFYING R Give your home a coat of paint this spring and you can rest assured pst the ravagings of nature’s elements. But be sure you get the proper quality of paint. There are paints, and paints, and paints, but the soundest paint is the one that combines long- wearing qualities with beauty of color. 1/ Then, of course, there’s the matter of economy, and you know Brown John Iver Johnson Blue Ribbon & R. B. 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