Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 11

FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925 DIVORCE PLEA HOLS CHARGE OF AQAULTS Extreme Cruelty Cited By Mrs. John Paton Tn Petition Charges of extreme cruelty on the part of her husband, John Paton, against her and her two minor children of a former marriage and Man’s Trouble Arrested “The past 4 years I have been going down, down, down with eatarrh of the stomach and had to give up work a year ago because of my weakened condition. I sut- fered terribly from bloating and colic attacks, M Wonderful Remedy \vas recommended to me. I took a course of it and am now feeling fine.” It is a simple, harmless pre- paration that re. es the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allays the inflamation which causes practically all stomach, liver and in- testinal silmente, including appen- aicitis, One dose will convince or money refunded. For sale by drug- dv. a plea to the court for a restraining order to prevent him from further molesting them and from disposing of thelr joint property, resulted in {s- suance of the order by Judge Bryant S. Cromer, in the divorce suit of Ida Derr Paton, filed late yesterday af- ternoon in district court. Mrs. Paton says her husband made ‘viclolus and unlawful assaults on her, that he choked into insensi- bility and when she recovered she found that he had torn her clothing from her body and had destroyed or concealed this wearing apparel and that he had locked her inside the house. At another time rhe alleges he twisted the arm of one of her minor children until it turned blue in the face from the pain and she seized it and ran outside the house in order to resusitate the child in a heavy rain that was falling. This action on her part resulted in Paton strik- ing her with his fist so forcibly that he knocked her across the room and she later called on the sheriff for protection, she says. On one occasion he administered such severe and unwarranted beat- ings on her children that they left the house and stayed away all night, she claims. He has also refused to give her any money and has threat- ened her life !f she starts any legal action against him and that for this reason she secured a restraining or- der in justice court against him in h he was required to post a $200 f ond, the complaint says. This bond is not sufficient to prevent v: lence against her, she says she be- Neves, and the restraining order is requested by the court. The judge instructed the sheriff to notify Paton to show cause why he fees to Mrs. Paton. These sums are asked in the petition together with the decree and $250 a month until further order from the court. Two other sults for divorce were filed. The decree Is asked by Vir- ginia Mae Liewellyn against Harvey Liewellyn on grounds of desertion. In another petition Fred W. Schutte alleges that his wife, Min- nie, was not satisfied with the home he provided, that she started nag- ging him soon after marriage, treat- ed him cooly, was rude and disagree- able, called him vile names and that she was insanely jealous, They were separated in 1923. Two Arrested In Drunken Bout On West B Street A drunken fight on West B street resulted in the arrest at 9:10 o'clock last night of Dorothy Peterson, allas Dixie Hammond, and Fred Farber. Officer Hancock, who made the ar- rests, stated that a fight had taken Place between the two in the street. Dixie Hammond was booked. for fighting, disturbance and being drunk. She remained in jail last night and no tond had been furnish- ed for héer release this morning. Fred Farber was charged on the police blotter with fighting and cre- ating a disturbance. He was re- leased this morning on $50 bond and will appear in police court this af- James B. Lafferty was arrested ternoon. yesterday drunk, on a charge of belng should not pay $150 a month tem- porary alimony and $150 attorney Se ns Try Tribune Want Ads for Results. Midwést Commissary Ideal Grocery Foster Grocery Bungalow Grocery Richards & Cunningham Inkster Bros. Service Grocery No. 1 Service Grocery No. 2 East Casper Grocery Natrona Butter Shop Table Supply Co. C. H. Matson W. H. Brown Norris & Co. W. E. McDonald Blue Goose Oranges \ May be purchased at any one of the stores in the list below. Ask for Them by Name : REMEMBER THAT EVERY BLUE GOOSE ORANGE IS STAMPED WITH ITS NAME AND SECURELY WRAPPED IN A BLUE GOOSE WRAPPER. Blue Bird Confectionery Pickard Grocery Telander Grocery and Market White Grocery Grant St. Stere Stone Grocery Spaulding Grocery H. C, Rialto Fruit rF Capital Grocery Corner Grocery H. H. Popular Grocery B. & A. 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The purpose of the meeting is to sell Casper to the salesmen so that they in turn can sell Casper to the outside territories. It is expected that;the meet- ing will result in giving great im- petus to inducing towns outsid of here to do their purchasing with Casper firms, It will result in 17-year. Franci: Ellingson. A jury ye rived at the sterday, by a vote of 11 to 1 decided she is insane. Sho Home in California Following Verdict of Sanity Jury SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April 10.—Dorothy Ellingson, | J old matricide, today confronted the thing*which all | her tears and-pleas and emotional outbursts her from—the beginning of a new life'as an inmate in a| eng state hospital for the insane at Napa, northeast of San isco, where she shot and killed her mother, Mrs. Anna girl has received dur ation in ing her incarc: the countjail & books of poems, flowers, other evidences her plight, w ‘The girl's d room after the ylum a short time la- kept under obserya- ys before assuming atus in-the asylum. mall tokens which the letters an Inte est great benefit to Casper merchants and wholesalers, W. F. Wilkerson, president of the association will preside and W. A. Schultz will have charg the meeting. It is expected that more than 100 esmen will tend. Addresses will be given by John Leary of the Burlington R. C. Cather and Charles B. Staf ford. B. T. Cullen is in charge of the entertainment program now being arranged. MAN LOSES FINGER IN W. B. Buckley, who has been en ville, arrived in Casper this week his hand. Buckley's. second finger on the right hand was severed com- pletely-in an accident while he was engaged in working on the bridge construction. The finger was cut off close to the foint and his hand has been ban- daged and first aid rendered by local physicians. SPECIAL Thermoid Your Brakes Brakes lined for the price of the lining. No labor charge Warne-Crosby Motor Co. 436 W. Yellowstone Phone 2610 Phone 1251 Overdrafts United States Bonds___ Other Bonds and War- RSL in or epsroep dag ones aad Stock in Federal Re- serve Bank ~---____ Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures .-..... Cash in Vault, due from Banks and United States Treasurer........ 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TR | Phone 505 114 East Second | WE DELIVER | BLUE GOOSE ORANGES LARGE ASSORTMENTS OF GREEN VEGETABLES AND FRESH FRUITS — FRESH KILLED CHICKENS—QUALITY GROCERIES We Deliver Anywhere JOHNSON BROTHERS GROCERY COMPANY EXTRA SPECIAL—Small Swift’s Premium Ham, Ib................:00000--+- Phone 1252 638 EAST SECOND STREET OF At the Close of Business April 6, 1925 (Condensed) Loans and Discounts__.$5138,102.12 264,28 160,148.00 98,525.01 3,750.00 30,355.42 242,444.47 -~Total -.$1,048,589.25 STATEMENT OF THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK CASPER LIABILITIES Capital Stock ~.....-.$100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profiits 29,803.89 Circulation — Due Federal Bank 100,000.00 42,300.00 776,485.86 Deposits Total --$1,048,589.25 could not save | PAGE ELEVEN verfiict was dramatic. She fainted » the jury rendered its finding d upon her covery found the irt room compartively deserted of | an morbid throng wh § eedings of pany engaged fn the manufactur of radio apparatus, is the first we man to be honored with election as clate member of the British jety of Engineers. ADIES! All the beauty creams on earth can’t give you an active liver. Keep your stomach sweet and our liver active. You will e, began. e repaid with sparklin —_—————- | se ae smooth, healt! MOSCOW — The Metropolitan be try gs a breath with the hie assistant to th odor of spring. . |Chamberlain’s Tablets | will do it. Get a bottle of these pink tablets for 25 cts. Take two to-night. | They are prompt in action, pleasant ctical | in effect. ureh until a per ris named. a M Annetté Ashbury, p Sold everywhera r Announcing THE OPENING Saturday Morning, April 11 Busy Corner Grocery and Meat Market. 272 WEST FIRST STREET (Corner First and Ash) With a Complete Stock of STAPLE. AND FANCY. GROCERIES, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AND FRESH MEATS You Will Find Our Prices Moderate and Our Service Prompt. FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF CASPER Busy Corner Grocery and Meat Market 272 WEST FIRST STREET STAMATIS & GEORGES, Props. iThe Black Fungus Is deadly to the LEAVES OF YOUR TREES AND SHRUBS KILL IT By having your Trees Sprayed Now I will start work on MONDAY MORNING on South Washington Street i center of the city on all north and south treets between Washington and Center Streets, CHARGES WILL BE VERY LOW Running from 10 Cents to $2.00 Per Tree Depending upon the size and condition of 4 the tree and the amount of time it takes to # complete the job. My Work Is Thorough There will be no vestige of the deadly growth on a single Casper tree when I am i through, provided the people allow me to do this work. REMEMBER—MONDAY MORNING J. BJORK Phone 444