Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1925, Page 10

MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1925 : I) Y F SLAIN spending a few days in Casper Mrs. Bryant and baby from s u Creek where he now resides. Send your name and address plainly written, together with 10 cents, stamps or a i wer coin (and this slip) to Chamberiain BY ROBERT MACK diences without payment of the fees| CHICAGO, April 27.—The un-| Medicine Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and re. ae ——- LAIN’S TABLETS for stom Association) In Judge Macks’ ruling it was held| a5 yJiss Marie McCormick, 43, was ee bere easy ait aired ‘ON, April 27.—Suits | that although radio broadcasting 1 27.—T | sheen, according to the police, Ikill- s eae aa Laiiion ho. | tion: CHAMBERLAIN'S | COLIC AND fon to send part of the United States |ing four and maimink five, while! highway and laid in walt for the|dio broadcast rendition of music is | was adopted, it nevertheless was the | Park district tod: ell fg DIARRHOEA REMEDY for pain in sto- H . reached in pursuance of custom Publisher ‘of; Arizona Sati iaiturszance ot curte retary Wilbur dec Newspaper Arrested é i ; CHAMBERLAIN’S SAL} in a-ear toward er while in an| 8:30 o'clock the machine|on dockets since the battle of a year|sure to protect the copyright under| the police to the death, was held | anddiarrhoea;OH. n 7 : eded in every family for burns, scald intoxicated condition, resulted in the | came careening along the road. The}/ago between the broadcasters and |all clreumstances. A radio perform-| for questioning. Empty bottles and | needet | piles and skin affections. arrest of three men by police who * stopped the car and selzed|the music publishers probably will | ance, although it may be given pri-| disorder in the apartment, the police | ‘hese valued family medicines for only lay in wait at the outskirts of town]: : a pint of liquor contained in} not be fought out in the courts. vately in a lonely room, it was held, id, indicated death may have fol | jg ;¢ents. Don’t miss it. o'clock last n: rhe remainder of the} Yt y said today that since the] ts directed to a large and scattering | lowed a moonshine revel. ton, sheepman, was driv: |W had already been consumed) decision in Cincinnati recently in| audience and is, therefore public. } 1 of sheep across the high } PA PAGE TEN Che Casper Daily Cribune Dr. William Bryant has been uy IN FLEET TRIP DRIVER AND COMPANIONS ARE BE FINALLY SETTLED IN COURT WOMAN FOUND A Good Thing - DON’T MISS ir 1 . erie i! a) (Copyright 1925, Consolidated Press | demanded. clothed body of a woman identified | ceive in return a trial package containing I i Driving recklessly into a herd of| McDowell and Officers Muck and] WasHI : ee ee nee fi WASHINGTON, April 27.—Decis- | Zook drove out on the Yellowstone| brought to determine whether a ra-|not known when the copyright act | ‘Und in an apartmen’ in the Hy H Meet to Australia this summer was | proceeding from the Salt Creek field | the city lmits. a commercial performance lingering | intent of the framers of that mea-| tel chef, who called the attention of | mach and bowels, intestinal cramp, colic in a letter to Frede le In Libel Suit. for Denpentientet War. The had written Mr. Wilbur ur ants of the car, H, which Judge Julian W. Mack of the __ | doment sharp curtailment Way near the Mammoth Oi! com.|Hayes, the driver, was booked for] United States circuit court of ap-| Despite the fact that Washington} se IN. : Watch Repairing and Ir YUMA, Ariz., April 2 W.| the Australian cruise on the ground | pany y it on the Salt Creek |investigation, being drunk, illegal] peals reversed ‘an earlier opinion | for two days {Mis week was the hot- Jewelry Repairing Lynn, and publisher of the} that would be misunderstood | highway miles from Casper|possession and transportation of}and ‘held that a radio performance | test city in the United States—a fact GHT& 4 g Herald, is in the | abe ,_ [at 7 o'clock night. Mr, Beaton|liquor. Orvil Jennings was booked|is strictly “public” and therefore|that usually means bad. ratio. con- | NI ROTHROCKS a jaiy having refused to give bond since his tary repeated the circular lett looked up an Essex auto ap-|for being drunk fast rate of speed MORNING & ‘EEP. YOUR EYES commercial, the defendants in sirni- | ditions—seve reports of Pacific surt Hunt, a young man, was] lar suits have made no preparations | coast reception have been noted. turday on arrest proaching criminal libel pre- and pointed | and waved At Reasonable Prices Br untlenudiine tis reine . AEaaN ge Haat nds in the middle found curled up in the back seat, to.press appeals. KFI, Los Angeles, has, found its A CLEAR AND HEALTH 1st and Center Streets wiridhn gia Glee ae eth betes it pie dd of ‘the sa for thej sleeping the sleep of the inebriated| One suit on which an appeal al-| way into a number of re¢ KOA | \Gi som enan are cans soon: Munim co.cuscacah . with a cruise, driver to slow up. His|and entirely dead to th® world, All| ready is pending, however, is the|at Denver also has maintained’a ns and ports have | efforts were in vain, he | the men were exceedingly drunk and} action brought against WGY, Schen-| consistent record in the caplatl. past years on these kept walying until the car id. “For this ye: 2 almost run him d d|were lodged in the city jail last! ectaay, by the Jerome Remick Pub. n, According | night. Hunt was unable to remem-| lishing company, the plaintiff in the ia cided to send the}to Beaton, sthe car continued un-|ber his name until he woke up this|suit against station WLIW. in whieh, | AAD 7 $1,000 on t of courtesy to Aus-| checked, plunged into the moving | morning. Judge Mack’s decision was given. ea hes we hat country has not|sheep and plowed its way at an un-| Mr. Beaton told the ‘Tribune repre-| "the ease against WGY may bo can e ave (@) er 00 a hatit ani viaitediby therties years | nbated pace throug e sheep and| sentative this morning that the loss|iried to the United States supreme tr i . 1 e tho fleet was in | cont on its wa of the sheep amounted to $140. court for a final ruling as to wheth. FOLKS FEELING YOUNG Pre preli 1 aring f the | ty f r the Haw maneu | Fr hee ere left dead and| Hayes gave his ld Ss 8 1161] or musical se ores, the copyrights to 1. the wake of Mr, Beaton rushed to a phone and called up the Casper “|Longest Stock | nice serarient.\ sens Glenarm, Jennings as being from| which are held by the Soc! Midwest, Hunt's address was not| Composers, Authors and Put given on the. police blotter. nt A, E.| All three men will appear before Judge Murray in police court at 5 ty of ishers, y be played or sung for radio au ON Se Values in Used Cars HUDSON TOURING HUDSON COACH MARMON TOURING This New Cod Li to Increase nd Endurance r Oil Prep- | our Strength | § =A las | Train Leaves |PQ! |i vse" BONFESSED. MURDERESS way sould any ta_veson, tf Secretary Work | hl MITGHE MOVIE COMEDY pps ocropr INDIANS Stes ee From Laramie aicwaiie, Gus besten Courier Inspection Trip} sLUvoratock ialnpteyer that. FORD COUPE amie left here today for | Cod Any physician will tell You'll like to take Mc! ia et bee Loney fOr] enanow. ah mal LE SCOR pcre i one acres DODGE COUPE _ bs en route from Call-| ing relinquished his p sist: | ' CROWN POINT, Ind., April re sugar coated and as easy to take b ASHINGTON, Ap 7.—Secre: | ula to Chic Sixty-tw 1¢ | ant chief of the air service with its | —_— | The case of Mrs. Anna Cunningha as candy and they) do help old MAXWELL TOURING t to- | cars, mentio cently in an Ass0-) rank of brigadier general, Col, Wil-| LOS ANGELES, April.27.—Jessie|of Gary, Ind., who recent people : a a mont spection of} ciated Press dispatch, were . from] jjarm Mitchell today deliveréd a part-|l. Laskey, vice president of the | teased she fed f: Ss Why not try being years younger | p W t nati Garnett and company of Wil Ing shot in the contr over a| Famous Players—Laskey motion pic-| to three of her children, v n—why not grow ‘stronger in ‘ Cal, The other twenty were | unified air service, has en.|ture Corporation today told the com-| before the county grand jury today , in mind, in vitality? Why not A good buy now will enable you to enjoy your ‘ ! ipped in two tencar I ™m | veloped him. pany’s international that comedy! by August A. Bremer, county prose-| take McCoy’s Cod Liver Ol! Com recreation and outdoor life and at the same time prove [ i a jclomentaitals, by cdo N,Neving: 8nd | Ser ithe ipresetce Major Genera] | had replaced the so called sex and cutor. pound Tablets and drop years from a profitable investment. appr z r + V. Ames. From two to three! patnek, chief of the alr service and| Problem play Cunninghem’s confession | your age in 30 days? We believe - trains of California lambs have been | pijgadier General Fechet. who, for] “The public’ said Laskey “has ad to the grand jury and five| that a 30 days tredtment will make a. to the] passing thr ) Laramie every day | the ¢irst time, we the stars which | thrown problem of all kinds into es were alled, said Mr.| you feel years young ‘but at any % Re Saale for a week, The train that left here | identified him as the new assistant | the discard and he added “the next | Bremer. He said he expected indict-| rate try them for 30 days and if you Yellowstone | Oe Es Phone Thi tuation present-| this morn ufter Iambs were fed} onier, Colonel Mitchell declared “we | twelve months will be the greatest } ments for the murder of Charles und|are not satisfled get your money els conditions Mr. | and wattre Je the trp {FroM | are basking more in the shadows of | Comedy year in the history of motion | Walter Cunningham to be returned ck—60 tablets—60 cents Kim and MOIUR TRUCK & BAR SAL pet 1406 Wo hesitated to} Ogden to 1 le in twenty-one] the valley of ignorance than ever | Pictures. next Friday when the grand jur: 1 Drug Store, Midwest Pharms McKinley CASPER, WYOMINO. = & spea 1 ¢ re hours and fifty minutes the | perore.” “By comedy I do not mean what | will report . Casper Pharmacy, or any pre = i fastest freight r ecorded for the H adie’ veeta "a Madea us commonly called ‘slap-stick,’ but oo sive druggist, Be sure and get Me- What steps are taken to aid set-| distance ietarsiid marharedt th Be 1 im fare. | {@8t Moving stories of optimistic and] Yor results try Tribune Classified | Coy’s—the original and genuine,— 1 tle et th construction ob- (group gi fi pay him far humorous vein.” Want Ads. Ad well honors xd when he had con-| “A canvass sires in ldv_ss, the audience | quest of General} ———_—_—_—— | nt i ce cluded a brief arose at the siplctureaire! i | et and stood a few moments in | Of Various pictures re Sy A 5 | : ndiea nlso the he fi ‘ble to demonstrate the feeling | maleate also that the film public 7 S | \ este: ¥ s distine kin; for stories un j Margaret Nichols |r Colonel Mitehell asserted that the rlaing interetingy, ‘ete erie I will prosecute any person or persons spreading ru- mors that my siock was totally ruined by smoke. 1 service, the coa wo n, he rar to perf ‘!Democratic Party Split) “1 vetieve'we shoud” have 2.400 ships that can be turned out in two |guard, the merchant marine, the | Jautomobile business and some lines | | | | with colorful background: “In addition every production of the future to be successful must | 1 otectne the borders of |POSSeSS auality which can be de: Enters Race. | the country and the canal. zone,” |Sctibed only as “‘heart interest’ Foreseen If Hylan | secs.” he saia. they can. | | thre out over the coasts on short ne Casper Pri | bringing a laugh one moment and a Colonel Mitchell asserted that he : = are Ly Rob SMALT. had found it Impossitie to do any-|tear im the next. “TO | (Copyright ne Casper Tribune) | thing to develop force througt Lae ees Ss hn F. come to be] that he would continue to-take the | N°! r. no matter how gifted ‘can y \ eed un! in a g00¢ Reprimanded In}: vn here in New York as the man | Gaht to congress and the people. 1 unl 1 good who would be king. Mayor Hylan] He paid tribute to General Pat-|*tery. A check of 586 feature ple. opines that he has the right to a| tick. asserting that the air service | tures of five reels or m ; Police Court third "dev and .election, He|chicf had been handicapped in his |" ed_in 1924, shows that less hawet phe ee on eight | efforts than one quarter of them were ‘put | has been mayor for going on elg fforts, y paxbsh Nayar years now and drawing the hand.| General Patrick, in replying. hee? CRAs aes SO ADE ea ay some salary of $25,000 a year, He | differences of opiaion, with Colonel Berita. \ wants to continue to draw it and to} Mitchell had been the most honest | 5 | Jrule the destinies of the vast mil-| differences and he added that Col IM J hh [asta the, destlntog oC the aati eet MRI Rea ee aC aT LILIES? OlLSOTU A cere § lereater city for the remainder of | other man in this country, or any Les to'Pre eoneGindlciive other country in his lne.” S bli. hy | sen harged today after he ag] ME matual Me at wong | General Feehet tala’ coionet| OWES Publisher |i: | su ia RaLnat and | Mitchell that in his new post in mreitine tans good m” deserves another * ain from writing any furthers until the end of time. Being | Texas he would find more landing ‘ a ae ; t er nt Lt pices te sb, but | fizlds, more game to shoot, rnd| MINNEAPOLIS, April 27- en tS mayor of this cit a big job, but A t talthere are no thira term traditions | More fish to catch than any place|Jacobs, publisher of a _ magazl hi r kat on hment is} th! n € ‘i ‘ Sintet story, Mae tr 5 ie ; mitoeatens Connects qibnit with the presi- | in the world, hich printed ry March dency, There 1s nothing In the city| "More troops and alr service ac-|involving former Senator Magnus Ont » Pearl Wong. a Ch 4 c ohnson w o tria . " 7 irl, has just won first prize in| charter to prevent a man from rul-| tivities will be found in Texas than | Johnson w to trial in county t : es ing indefinitely, provided he can | 42ywhere else,” he said. “And jf| trict court today on charges of crim oie erate CRLarE win the favor of Tammany Hall| field service for the air forces fs|{nal libel made by Johnson, Jury ‘01 e 6, 1 0 e | impane! as under way. | eure tatwcante found in the future, it will be on the | impaneling was under ba 2d Mike,’ the mayor one| Texas bord vas called by his old buddl se las 6 ey cl ' orks i h WASHINGTO April © 27.—cul |Simple Mixture Makes employe he Ts: William A. Mitenen, storm center | ~ 7 ye meraploye con) te (Tiss ME LENS Rana riel eit beaten Guar ovenpoa wt Stomach Feel Fine He says, in| enlivened the closing of congr k, magne sn't get the | and whose term as assistant chief c. p. glycerine, etc nation from | of the a:my air service expired at | mixed Adlerika, helps stomach surteenth | Midnight last night, was the honor| trouble in TEN minutes by remoy buckthorn Simpl ng hin * PG MIL Naaneneue! t a luncheon arranged by|ing GAS. Bri out a surprising | mi : Ria will : fficers of t ervice old waste matter you] ; wel hell’ ’y the t 1 1s in em : ” Sri Il, bloated feeling and ; a : ‘ of his f e kes you happy and cheerful, Ex-| i | , : au Ileut. Col. J ks QUICK and delightf 1 tatty nGeaus lividing the Fe require nk. ¢ « Casy ee macy, 1 rE V I thus throw the mayoralit oN a properly balanced | © hands of the Republicans. food, enjoyed each r make you reguiaras | Bill Pappas Injured P ANSY PLANTS | Fashion Park Clothes Schoble Hats W. L. Douglas Shoes Eagle Shirts VESNESS STORECLOSED FOR APPRAISAL OF FIRE DAMAGE: LOSS FROM SMOKE IS LARGE Harry Yesness, proprietor of the|was ascertained today that the Yes. Harry Yesness “Man in the Barrel| ness building was not reached by clothing store, announced today that | th? fire, as was believed last night, and the only damiage caused wat due to the smoke, \T im an Auto Crash Have been selling fast. Today we received another —_—-- large shipment. This will be the last call on Pansy i Pappas of the Northwestern |@ Plants at this low price, Grocery company ran into a fence the corner of West Yellowstone 12 plants to a basket, per basket es ECRTABLES 1round 1 o'clock this noon. Pappas is sald to have tu di out to avoid nd crashed Into 5 Large shipments of fresh vegetables are arriving daily, Pappas was cut badly about the | Quy stock is always fresh. Our assortment is the most face by contact with the fence, The : ck was loaded with groceries. complete in town, ie his store would be closed until an The truck was badly damaged, ac to 2h Tak paborl eT ieut Fresh Asparagus, green, tender, 1b, -20c appraisal cou be made by insur-| Mr, Yesness said that he was one ng to the police report. Lie igre eh aah ance examiners of the amount of | of the first to reach the scene of il 5 inte . Jeans, Green Beans, [b:o2e ot ee , he fir reach the scene of the W B Ideen {Mosier pant the yes 1b x 25c loss incurred when smoke from the] fire and did everything In his power ison ros. ly was received by Desk Se nt pas, lb. (ire in the Townsend building fil']to keep the tered through @ broken skylight into| through the skylight, The smoke his, the Yesness establishment, was 80 dense, however, Mr. Yesness The stock contained in the Yes-|asserted, that it was impossible to ness store is worth $85,000, Mr.|keep the smoke from entering his Yesness declared. This $35,000 stock | store. will only have a salvage value of| “As soon as the adjusters have 30 per ‘cent, Mr. Yesness told the| completed their estimates on the Tribune this morning. damage to m iremen were on the roof of my | ered entirely t building, a skylight was broken and : smoke from seeping Wright at police headquarters Cucumbers, each Large Head Lettuce, each__ $5.00 Reward Beak Srigebe _--2 Ibs. 25c Five dollars reward will be pald Mustard Greens, bunch_ eat eee o the party furnishing the Casper Tomatoes, per lb. Dally Tribune information leading RY) ej . ru Ty to the capture of the person who ts Florida Grape Fruit, each | fraudulently collecting subscriptions Rhubarb from Tribune subscribers. Patrons Furnishings at GIVE-AWAY stock which was cov insurance, I will re. open my store so that the working. i Salt Creek Busses the dense smoke from the fire fil-|men can continue to take adv ‘t the paper should oot pay any : . Mr. Teanens 2 | n> thelr subscription except the Bunch Beets — cnuire Ree ieee bald ciel cena Canes on neetene Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel refer who delivers the paper or ae aioe afore a 8 a.m, and 1 p. m, and 5 p, m \n authortzed collector trom the Green Onions, Radishes, Celery, New Potatoes, {flee Lf vou are not ure you are New Cabbage Leave Salt Creek vecing the eight collector, ask tim 8a, m., 1 p,m. and 5 p. r 0 ehow hie oredentaienalt, be. can Express Bus Ueaves 9 aily not do so please call the Tribune. | Salt Creek Transportation (o. y BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS . OC LEPHONE 144 'Telephone 15 RIALTO THEATER BUILDING