Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1925, Page 2

hs PAGE TWO Che Casper Daily Cribune TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1925 DOZEN SEWED MN POLIGE AND ‘MONDAY NIGHT on West Yellow-| a I louse stone Witnesses Roundup Here E a re 1 3 by O} Bas ad. t Joe Hall I , te iH _ N cl si STORE AORRERY Turco- Persian Insurrection Is Spreading HOOP-LA. Hop io it} | then t a’l t ‘ Rodeo I —that’s what you for. Y ou'll agree i finest chocolate caran bar a dime ever bought. The Home o Good Can ?VERY BITES A DELIGHT | “Cooked” Testimony Of C ourt I } Alienist-Specialists In | ai awi ng Fire BY for the rail at the ‘railr a wholesale s} 1d not escape nd inexcusable had gone a lit a perfectly hoax the activities of ves off the personal in aims against railroads. ~The suited HOLDUPS MAKE JEWELRY HAUL x home here early to Were returning from a x’ ca utomobile by ) covered them while ripped the women rings and ot sr HERE 10 NIPPED Headac hes From Slight Colds BROMO QUININE Ta buked them, | one | .. CHILDLESS ! - SLURS PRIDE AISI STREETS, of Art, Battleships Prepared for| : Hawaiian Islands. residen a personal 4 a ypar 1 the ferry b \- a which opened fia sails r in Hawaiian 1 hensive p ver hel nd, the most time maneu- nited States. | REDLEADER IS “CONDEMNED BY —HIOOWNPARTY. Karl Radek is” Due For | Political» Oblivion | At Early Date Ow MO} 7—(BY The As Karl Radek, who influence in the bol- | ‘ond ‘only te the in- fluence of zky. app ta’ be destined to follow the former soviet war minister Inte litical oblivion, sion of the all-pc within the German is warn | nd Hert | i of -the | G in are’ for bidden to parti ork of | the commur nale. FRANCHISE IS GIVEN WOEN BY FRENCH HOMES Read Mrs. Benedict's Letter Praising Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable ‘Compound Kewanee, Tin married about a y ‘When I was rand ahalf I took Lydia ham’s V Com causeof ill health. I did not have any children, I now have two healthy little girls and T am sure I would nothaye had them had itnot been for your medicine, Last spring and summer I got all ular, and I Hrs wwful yund again and ash, and it was relieved. Now I do Ip others, I the Vegetable Conte used the not long till lw all my own work sure pra: dia E Pinkham’s medi- cines to any one | meet that is suffer- ing from similar troubles. 1 think if mothers with girls would give it to them when they come to womanhood itwould make them stronger.» People who have known me all my life ‘are astonished to see me now as I ‘was always sickly when ingmy ‘teens and until I started taking§the Vegetable M a ky R. BeNne- t., Kewanee, Ill, MONTANA MILLIGHAIRE’S WILL SS 8s the he New York :| Approaching War in |‘: ark NN Comm . with certain provisions for his ADMITTED TO PROBATE; LIST OF BENEFICIARIES IS GIVEN BUTTE, Mont., April 7.—The will York trustee, 000; Young of the late William Andrews Clark,) Women’s, Christian association, Montana millionaire mining man and | An s trustee, for the Mar former United States senator, was | An Clark, Memorial home. in admitted to e yesterday on| memory of Senator, C mother, | applicatl he executors, Charles | $100,000 Ww. ¢ and Wil- W. Clark, W. A. Clark, Jr, Mary | liam A: Clark, Jr., as .trustees for C. De Brat herine L. Morris,|the benefit of Clarksdale, ‘Arizona, | 4 Jand Annie E in! ‘who were | $100,000 each; three ‘sisters, "Mrs. named t nut bonds nna. B. Clark 5,000 each Uller of i hat it was not yet ermine the exact value it was “in lark, is be: 0,000 in addition to w Yo home on Fifth avenue sum of $600,000 as well as all in the Waclark Realty com. Wharton (the latter provision made that ter, Huguette in the New Yor Clark home be presented to the Museum the legacy), $10,000. New York, to be designated | each; f nd associates in Mis-|. W. A. Clark collection. If] soula, Mc W. M. Bickford, Charles H. ¥ son, each $ of Butte Mine Art Museum fails to , the Corcoran Art Gallery of ngton, D. c., has second A sum of $10@—00 is set for the Katherine Stauffer Kindergarten school number w York City. quests in the W. H.- Christen: Dabell, editor Tont., $2,500. n-apd C. 1003.3. Ls Butt NOTICE A. & K, tea room, try our home cooked dinners. Served from 6 to fast 7 to 12. Luncheon ate parties by appointments, nd. Phono 637W. A. Clark Chapt endowment for 3utte, Mont.,, with] For results try ercial Trust company of New| fied *<. a Tribune Classi: See Our Window Displays —Jjust afewd ““terday government counsel Secrétary. Jardine to issue a r PACK ING FAN (National ‘Perks | sits tata steht \Autherity All aatena. MiERWar oALE WAGED 'Outside Snes He eee Ue icieer attesinteen a terior secretary 1g vested April 7. — Com WASHIN( April Argu ute control over these id that states and - posses ments forsthe defense of the valldity | of the purchase by Armour and com ded even their political nd jurisdiction. UTS-SORES Cleanse thoroughly—then, without rubbing, apply— VIgCks sed Yearly ay ruled, waived parks rior depa ates — aut ghts in accep’ pany of the business of Morris and yught company, meat packers was b to the attention today of Jardine who is to ision was rendered on question submiltted by the Haws The UNION Label THE TRADEMARK OF GOOD WORKMANSHIP Can be used by the following firms, who employ none but. Union Printers: . The Casper Daily Tribune. Oil City Printers. he Casper Herald -Art Printing Co. The Commercial Printing Co. Hoffhine Printing & Stationery Co 3. 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