Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 10

str PACE TEN Mita, SCHILLING FILES REPLY TO) LATE DEMAND Knows Nothing of Miss- ing Property in | | Clerk’s Office | Mrs Know Him? ourt clerk wg for merou Ss ict Y t 1 n : | c equip- | : ‘ 1 to ve in my| » office, 4.11 tur the former cl nthe] Here we ohave Joe Tinker once | : in-| famuur shortsto the ¢ er 5 uld any | Cubs tur now rosperous citizen of Ortando Fla Tinker vested his axeball xaVings 1m Fé ite down thy Everglades region and har nounced success He's ted in the old dinmond owever with 5 Potato Shipment |From Nebraska Is} Placed Under Ban CHEYE March 31,— PETROLEUM CLUB WILL. ELECT NEW OFFICERS AT MEETING TONIGHT large shipment of seed,potatoes from Nebraska, consigned to purchasers in Goshen county, Wyo., has been condemned by 1 depar = te Dairy, Food The shipment. accor rtment’s infor- mation, i “Had the farmers of Goshen coun: y used the potatoes from this ship- and € to the dey s misbra ment for sald Frank Smith, : of the ¢ nt, “it would have Ww leum club will] meant tha potato crop of the s for the next y county have been practically a a me 1 tonight at | ruined this ar.” w AY Expect to Sail Around the World i} «| In Open Lifeboat ay , aie siektiats f open lifeboat, = member of the Petroleum of five : ——~>_ lish Hfeboat which is to start out from the hames in May on a trip around the orld, with New York its first port scheduled Murder Charges Brought Against “Babe” Lawrence |: y which belonged until lifesaving service of , is an open craft 39 recent] - ng h a beam of 9 feet, 6 March 81.—] inches. as been fitted with a of Muskogee, s Iso with an auxill « at Fort Worth, | engine rip Is expected to (ak T ge of murdering If years, Morgan of Mus: the wheel {ts Cap: £ 1 will not be tried here on is, who ha r ing Policeman e coastgur of c County | tlc near Penzan 1 ived word to-|s , that he A dep heriff from Fort | to » somebody \ : 1 for Phoenix|save his life. Vari 1 ex apers to re the crew will be mented with I ity Janda t ita submitted to the Eng I brother of} lish at orities. I v f ty of first ee om death pen h a ury in su. minwones| Popular for 1 h the murder of 1 is viction Satur | Dancing HAE mM, IN CHEEKS Oli Tf your sk | g—Take : Tablets e in yc uth vling—you should ablets—a sub- 1 by $ of study rds'OliveTabletszreapurely nF d mixed witholiveoil. r n by the’ ir oliy eco! at thecause. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on he liver and bowels like calomel—yet have r ) dangerous after eff ¢ bile and overcom con- HE frock of beaded georgette is always a favorite for dinner and | dancing, and any new interpre: | tations of it are always hatled with delight. This one of delicate peach color has lace panels and a large pink velvet rose as well ag beads in | shades of pink and ros On Different Have Charge of M. E. Church Meetings y Holy Week services y he held for four consecutive days at the First Methodist church, Sec ond in streets, from 12 and pastors who wi are announced Subj Hatred r—Rev Speaker—Rev Wednesday — Sut Relieved by Human L ALE John 12:7, wards. Thursd: Subje public is ¢ dey PHOENIX, Ar riegel, 21, mechu day's automobils race t of injuries re achine overturnred Colo—t and n were el secretary and Industrial St s.ockholders TOKIO.—The fiftee QON SERVICES HOLY WEEK AE PLANNED “Pas follows. Speaker— rtment of immigration. Walter counsel To stors The subjects 1 handle them | uffering fro! Text—Luke Louls 8. Bow From Luke ‘ooke. Ry Suffering | "Tex! P. K. Ed Bund 20:14 ‘ext ~Luk Wilson invited | rry Feuer: ri3in Sin 8, died as a re lived when his in the 10 mile lected pres >mpany th session of m| § So Che Casper Daily Ceribune TICKETS FOR ARKECN BOXING CARD GO ON SALE TOHORROW; SMASHING BOUTS IX PROSPECT Tickets wiil go on sale tomorrow too good for an amateur but the at the Recreation Billard parlor and | fighter himsélf ma affidavit to his the “Man in the Barrel” store for | eligibility awe with the stellar ring card to be | nyi colors. His ve he next Mond night at the Arkeon | will bie to ta sutt under the auspices of the Casper | punc and put s his own Athletic club. With eight fast’ bouts | share of the blows. 1 is in fine on the program a scramble for seats ndition for the bout is in prospect and |his recent victory over Dynamite | Murphy at Lay Missou Pyle is another battler who The bout between Marvin Wilson | will attract attention when be and Ernie T holds first in! Into the ring with Leonard I among fans. Wilson was the phis. event mises to t enter of the amateur tour! whirlwind 1 and stand out recently held here and emerged from | among the { the evening. A the fray with the championship of | doze ers will two classes pinned on his loves gong during glove-fe me maintained that Wil war | round bouts MOTOR CLUB LAYS PLANS FOR SPRING MEMBERSHIP DRIVE; EXTENSIVE PROGRAM PLANNED to attend all these noon day se Preliminary organiza » Motor club proposes to secure On Good 2 itory to inaugurating |. sufficient bers’ to tinuous service tir the } | Motor club spring memt finance all din by church from 12 3 | pdign was perfected at a mee of | the the fi ———_ j Ure board of directors of that organ | nan { Fk:to-Park high a a, | ization last night, and the ¢ t-] way, the AY-P 1 iy, the perfecs os selected are already at woris on| tion of a state 1 ssociation r plans. to advertise the attractions of. the —_———_—————[state to prospective tourists, and | many other projects looking to the SPEED BOAT |'stine'sios "i" Gs The commit > on te tL SENT OUT TO ros? 3 | | chairman I ran SACRAMENTO — Three _ distinct or] iy ikerson, He WeBak the neighborhood of Summit by mig aulctmentaucduimni ties 1 Southernr Pacific railroad age ed) OF ST Mechling, chat The tremors caused the railroad | alle Cc. Cather, Sam Con. axents to dispatch men to invest! March 31.—Tbe| ibe Saudis gute whether the tracks of tuntels . bringing Lieu [e = ind been dam’ nt Os Wood from Spain EUMONTON, — Alberta.— Special] ticn at the rance to Tampa bay u i ge Nasty , describi uear | early to¢ ne local wireless sta. © x2. fh asttien batt as a|tion saya she is to dock early wns! Carries Fifty lirgé pack of st "last| afternoon. The station is than | March 15, were branded as fals+ and] thirty miles from the city. | y fromly exagrerated by the dominion | Newspaper men and photographers| Men to Death | met the vessel at quarantine to bri young Wood here in a rpeed boat Jade cathe Cosmopolitan Club | nee ; Moves to Townsend STMOLD, Germ’ he Associated 3 bers: the German Reichswehr 1 in the Weser when being pionee onnee: ‘own this morning constructed by ehr 1m ene wy | Uon with the ich: neuvers Th smopolitan of Casper Cd PAETOE will h ekly luncheon to- ed Tulle rent mor Ww no 310 o'clock in the ated tor uss main dining room of the vnsend | are hotel. This will be the first meeting ee ee since the Cosmop ve from the He the imperial diet closed after enact-|n 1 where-the luncheons have ing the manhood suffrage bill and re 1 in the past. Dr. G. S. Bar bs forming the house of peers, regard ident of the club, will pre-| nsist on ed as the most important poiltical| side and an interesting program hi Gevelopments since estblishmont of|been arranged. All members are the constitution urged to be present JACKSON, Mi Income tax law w: stitutional by Judge in a test case. W YORK 5 eater New Yor! churches made a co upon the play jury a month ago to rid Broadway of al ieged indecent - Trained wild ant ng lions, tigers and| felines and larger speci>s of | s have been » Ringling Brother and Bailey circus. oo Additions at State| Capital Plan Form Own Town Wye tlon prelimi additions 4 additions TERRORISTS | ARE SLAIN March 3 WARSAW, rorists, Ba ki and whom the Polish gov ly agreed to exchan under senter Russia were attacked and killed by Police Sergeant Nago Muraszko while e way to the border ac: | cording to information here Muras is quoted as declaring that he made In revenge for atrocious he under went when a resident ot Russia > BUENOS AIRES—A man who es caped from guards abroad a tratr bound here from Paragu fled from the train for several miles at high speed before he could be recap: tured, dec! sy! eliminated Vista, Minneha _plotte death The Missiesiypi red_uncon- Rodger Wilson tor members of k federation c oncerted atte em, sturted | 8s and Barau to > March 31,— additions on aniza corporating townsite formed an orga to In FORGER CONFESSES TO CASHING BOGUS PAPER CHEYEN "PHILIPS" MILK OF NABESY Wyo., March 31. Jack Welme: as € W. Coffm returned from Salt Lake City Cheyenne on a warrant charging the issuance of fraudulent checks, has| Unless you ask for “Phillips, you confessed, according to Sheriff Car-| may not get the original Milk of roll, that he not only passéd two{ Magnesia prescribed by physicians fraudulent checks on J. Goldberg, a| for 50 years as antacid, but pocket ective. n| 25-cent bottles, also 50-cent bottles, sontain directions—any merchant here, pat, in stole of w? also cor drug store, Announcement No. 2 by Holmes Hardware Co. SERVICE in general is of too great an expens because so many people are not willing to wait a few ate town ‘The t Wierzorkiewicz ernment ent e for two Poles in CORNS In one mainate—Just that quick—the pain ends. Nothi septic and Put o on-th safe, sure, thoroughly anti- fentifie in avery way eens Dr Scholls Zino-pads moments for attention. However, we grant that this condition is getting slowly bette The total volume of Business is much less, than formally, in every munity, therefore, every Business Concern must ¢ ploy less help. Help us and thereby Help Yourself Prices will be lower. com- We make a Daring move. — Holmes Hardware Co. Phone 601 The Home of Lowe Bros. Paint The Best Made—Prices Right ANNOUNCEMENT NO. 3 TOMORROW Transien Monthly Delivery and Storage NEVER CLOSED floor space without a post or fireproof and lightest garage 7,200 sq. ft. pillar; clean, in town. LIBERTY GARAGE ANNEX 414 South Elm Phone 2303 ain is gox FINES POUR IN laxative, POLICE COURT MONDAY NIGHT \Peter Cunningham Pays $50 as Violator of City Ordinance Several nders on charges apy J before Judge Mur- y for trial in pelice court yester- n. Peter Cunningham, violation of the drug paid a $50 fine. Cunning: a raiding party Harlow, various charged wi ordinance, ham was arrested by including Lieut. Plummer, Muck and Clark who seized one gal y contained in a jug made on a house at 442 et. Thornburg st arrested by Offi- John Brammer, cer Farris for being drunk, was fined 315. I. L, Joneston forfeited a $15 bond on a charge of being A $15 fine was assessed aries Allen on a drunk Jose Posas, charged with drunk and carry’ pons, paid urge, | drunk cost Posas $15. Plorencio Zapata, charged with !- 1 possession of liquor, was fined $25. Marguerite King, booked for be- ing an inmate of a house where | liquor was found, paid $10. Jim Pa- | rise, booked for a violation of the drug ordinance, paid $50. A $10 fine s paid by Oan frequenting a Mquor joint. The nst John Cobell arrested in me raid as an inmate, was Being drunk cost Martin Dodson the sum of a $15 fine. Florence Collins, colored, arrested for soliciting by Lieut. Ideen, was meter out penalty in the form of a 30 day jail sentence. Anna Walker charged with soliciting by Licut. SWAMP-ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS There is only one medicine that really stands out pre-eminent as a medicine for curable ailments of the kidneys, ver and bladder. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands upon thousands of distressing cases. Swamp-Root makes friends quickly because its mild effect is seon realized in most It is a gentle, healing veg- etable compound. treatment at once. So! all drug stores in bottles of two sizes medium and large. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr, Kilmer and company, Bing- hampton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. Ader on a charge | TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1925 Ideen, was given her Mberty by paying a fine of $25. B. J. Powers, who had filed an ap- peal to district court, walved the ap- peal and paid a $25 fine. George , who had served two days on failure to pay a $15 fine, secured his liberty by paying $13. Lieuts. Ideen and Plummer and Officer Clark arrested two Mexicans at 12:40 o'clock this morning for in- vestigation. The men are Maxmea s and Felix Velisquez. They are being subjected to a sever grill- ing on suspicion of having partic- ipated in recent robberies in Cas- per, Police this morning recovered the > stolen recently from in the r of the Elks auditorium. No ar- rests have been made. KIRBY CASE NEAR JURY March 31.—The trial of Josiah Ki . former presi dent of the Clev Discount com: charged with issuing a false jal statement of the collapsed 330; 000,000 company was rested with the completion of the state’s case without presenting any testimony in Kirby's behalf. The prosecution bic: CLEV ended its case HAPPED HANDS chilbiains, frostbite —just rab on soothing, cooling, healing | Vicks Rus with a deluge of documentary eyi- dence: It is expected the case will be in the hands of the jury this even- ing. Try the 2 for 1 Store tor a good revolver. y “Cascarets” 10c if Dizzy, Bilious, ° Constipated | To clean yo: bowels witho cramping or weracting, ty ‘Cascarets.” Sick headact dizziness, bilio 2 ness, gase gestion. sour up. set stomach and all such distres gone by morning. Nicest laxatly and cathartle on earth for gro ups and children, 10c, and boxes—any drug store.—Ady. SS Let's go for a ride in the Moon Ocer 17 Million Jars Used Yearly Butter, 1b. Borden’s Milk (tall), Cane Sugar- Cane Sugar- Cane Sugar_ $ P. & G. Soap, bar H. H. Fitchie 1200 Cherry St. Phone 2468 | When writing be sure and mention | Ford products. NO ADMISSIO ANNOUNCING SOrA National Display Week April Ist to 7th Inclusive IN OUR SALES ROOMS During the seven days of Ford National Display Week there will be special displays and demonstrations of all Sales rooms open all day and evening. Our Service Department Will be in full operation, demonstrating the machines and labor necessary in making repairs and adjustments. APRIL 1 AND 2 7TO10P.M There Will Be Entertainment, Favors and Prizes A GOOD TIME FOR ALL Watch For the Ford Parade Tomorrow at Noon The Public Is Cordially Invited—Bring the Family EVERYTHING FREE EARL C. BOYLE, Inc. 125 to 137 North Center SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK per can_ Popular Grocery AND MARKET 1111 South Poplar St. Phone 1250 Phone 2800