Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 5

FRIDA® MAY 22, 1925 Che Casper Daily Cribune DECISIONS IN Franco-Riff War Promises Lon With Civilized vs. FOUR GASES BY Barbaric War ce ¢ Fight “APPEAL TAKEN BY VIOLATO HIGH TRIBUNAL! - Precedent E: Established in Imgation Law of Wyoming CHEYENNE, May 22.—The State Supreme Court handed down four decisions this week. The case of the Wyoming Hereford Ranch vs, the Hammond Packing company, the City of Cheyenne and Carleton Clin- ton and Oscar Turk, which was-ap- pealed from the Laramie District Court, was decided, and the tribunal modified the decision of the lower court. The case established what {s be- Meved a precedent in Irrigation law. the point believed established stat- *4 that no water right acquired since Wyoming became a State is valid ‘without a permit from the State Board of Control, Both parties in the case have been using waters from Crow Creek, ‘run- ning through their lands, for trrl- gation, and both claimed priority on certain acreage. The other cases decided were: Henry A. Carstensen vs. Bar! Brown, appealed from the District Court of Washakie:County. The lower court judgment rendered in favor of the plaintiff, was reversed. The case involved the recovery of a plece of land. A case appealed from Sher!- dan County District Court, John J. Bentley, administrator of the estate of Gilbert de Soumarez Hamilton, de- ceased, and Catherine Esladle, vs. Lew Jenne, involving the recovery of 320 acres of land, situated near Sheridan, was affirmed. The lower court handed down a judgment in favor of the plaintiffs. The case of the Union. Securities company, and the Wroten-Handley Motor company vs. J. C, Adams, L. S. Evans and Clarence Fisch was also decided. was heard before Judge Robert R. Rose. Judgment in the lower court JACOBS By, JACKSON V. Undess checked decisively, they | remains unoccupied by the French. or a case of eczema that has resisted was for the plaintiffs, but was re- Central Press Correspondent. could overrun all of the, Barbary This area is laid claim to by various treatments, you can saeiall versed by the supreme court. »PARIS, May 21.—The French. are | states. Abd-el-Krim, who, ignoring the GARY ASSERTS rely on Resinol to set it right, ‘This censoring news from the Franco-Riff}| It is significant that France is|Franco-Spanish © treaty, contends | | soothing, pete ointment contains A battleline, and the exact situation is] acting {nh accord with Britain and] that it falls within his jurisdiction nothing that could injure the tenderest Tailor Makes not clear, but it {s known that|Spain in {ts moves against Abd-el-}and is geographically a part of the = | skin, but it does clear away pinpligand Valuable Find |?*°° °5 ving o passive part|Krim. Italy, none too secure in| Rif. That is bis official excuse for | YORK, May (By the ee Vag and help to make the skin aluable FING | unt ie can bring up forces and pre-| Pripoll, is also interested. now secking to invade the French | Press)—"Business gen-| healthier. Sold by all druggists. “After. spending. $900 for medicine | pare. positions for a long and in- Ki zone. y needs and therefore re. nd doctors in four years without |tensive-campaien. It is agreed by| pach Keim pepe emai ——____ | spectfully demands lower rates of | ah Sd | setting any benefit for stomach | military experts here that if the|that in this war we have, perhaps SEC. Ww E jiaration,! Albert “M.) Garry,» chair trouble and bloating I was induced | Riffs are to be subdued it will re-|for the last time, “civilized” war E KS peck: the. t Bteel corporation r@) by my druggist to try Mayr's Won-|quire many months, pare oiiats against.’ “barbaric j Seclared in an ac on “The Dis derful Remedy and "mustsay that a] The war 4s much more important | warfare. Spain, in its long and un-| TO BOs es of iness,"" at the annual |— | $1.25 bottle has done me $500 worth |than it may appear across the At-| successful campaign, never did. bring TON Beer ae cr tee Atiaricast, Irvn ang of good.” It is a simple, harmless |lantic, because the continued success | into p all of the modern “forces Steel institute today, preparation that removes the catar-|of the Riffs would imperil the hold | o¢ w e, such as France will use = PEER Dusnees fei: are, Sratee | ’ rhal mucus from the intestinal tract |of European nations on northern| under the direction of Marshal ~Secre- | ful for what already has been ¢ Cre | OTHROCK and allays the inflammation which | Africa, Abd-el-Krim’s forces have] yautey, world war hero. Hoe ja the | hington |#"d attempted in the matter of re é - causes practically all stomach, liver |a long series of victories over Span-|commander-in-chlef In Morocco. | petite the tax len, the Your Gift Counselors and intestinal ailments, including ap-| ish forces to their credit. They fight ‘ | j feel ut taxes are muc pendicitis, One -dose will convince or} with the fervor of a people whose |, A0aelKuim, | the er dae cane NOTICE } Whether levied by natio Benning Side, Phong 2026 money -refunded. For sale by drug-| religion teaches them that death in| {an tribesmen, is a much mis}; wrt be responsible for, any | nicipal agen he sik Sues where Ad battle ts the most’ glorious end of all. | UBderstood man. He ts one of those) obiigatipns hereafter incurred by Come and Inheritance tax orn leaders of men who some-|my wife. Signed H Tilley ed were espe SATURDAY SPECIALS GROCERIES Quart jars of Quality Black Ground Pepper Peaches—Dried, good quality, lb. Glass of Pure Jelly—Grape Flavor. HOUSECLEANING SPECIALS BROOMS _____- __.----48¢ Scrub Brushes, each Mop Sticks, each_--_-- = Crystal White Soap, 14 box—650 bars. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Strawberries, Pineapples, Grape Fruit, Bananas and Oranges—Every item in our Fruit and Fresh Vegeta- ble Department—a complete line priced right. MEAT Choicest Government Inspected: Meats in our Meat Department—A trial will convince you. Rolled Pot Roast, nice for slicing, lb. Pork Shoulder, whole, lb. ~---- Pork Loin Roast, 1b.---- Lamb Shoulder, whole, lb. Lamb Stew, lb._.------- Leg of Lamb, 1b._------- FANCY FRESH DRESSED HENS Pork and Beef Tenderloins. JOHNSON BROS. GROCERY CO. 638 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 1251—1252 WE DELIVER ----43¢ & —————— => cowrame Paers This case was appealed from the Dis-| Above: The sort of impassible rads over which artillery must be mo ved in the war area. Center: ‘Rit trict Court of Natrona County, and tribesmen. Below: Marshal Lyautey (left), map showing the battle area, and Abd-el- times ‘arise among a distressed peo- ple, , He is also a reformer, and a first-class fighting man. He is only a ‘barbarian’ in the sense that Vercingetorix was—a foreigner to the culturs of his time. He is thick set, of short stature, and has a round, pleashnt face with Benevolent brown eyes. He has a Spanish edu- cation and was quite unknown when Ralsull’s name was world-spredd. Spain's colonization methods that caused her to loose her possessions in America without teaching her anything, fomented the present trouble in Morocco, although, of course, the Riffs, like other Moham- medans, have always resented the foreign influence dir pd at their lands by Christian nation French Method More Sensible. Their methods were entirely dif ferent. | his work Mke a missionary, ught to convert rather verce. When he came luge that declined his message he left it with “covering” troops to think it over, and passed on to the next village. The method of the Spaniard was that of a “conqui nen in July, 1 was He than. to yon a vil- at Fe apita ¢ rying to link vu M a with a coast way, | found themselves ‘confronted }a first-class war. Voorly prepared and badly led, the Spanish army lost one by one its fll-provisioned out posts; then tried static fighting, maneuver fighting, but all in vain The Spanish retreat left Abd-ei- Krim free to take his tribesmen south into the French zone. | In order to understand the situa tion today presented on the frontier of the zoneg & should be explained that the Spaniards have never been in a position to oceupy their south ern limit, except for a short distance in the extreme west. The French in the course of thelr operations have established advanced outposts connected by well constructed mule Fez, Taza, Taurirot, etc., but these outposts do not extend to the fron Uer delineated tn tho Franco-Span ish treaty of 1912 tory, therefore, varying in width from elght to 22 miles over a length 125 still of perhaps miles When the world war ended the | French resident general and the Spanish high commissioner began | to prepare their respective “zones for the reception of civilization and commerce, The Frenchman entered into | roads to the milltary base towns of | A strip offterri- | Fay Boatrtght, charged with being drunk and creating a disturbance, was fined $25 in police court before Judge Murray yesterday afternoon. On a second charge of vagrancy Fay Boatright was sentenced to serve sixty days in the city Jall. Notice of appeal from both sentences was filed and appeal bond on the drunk and disturbance charge set at $250 and on the vagrancy charge, the ap- peal bond was fixed at $500. ‘Fay Boatright remained in jail this morn- ing because of failure to put up bond on the two notices of appeal. Beatrice Shelton, arrested with the Boatright woman, on a charge of be drunk and creating a dis- turbance, was fined $2 Harry L. Park and Willlam Han were fined $15 euch on charges of being drunk, FORTY & EIGHT PLANS LUNCHEON PRECEDING VISIT TO. MIDWEST nbers of the Forty and ty will meet for a lunch- The Bight eon the Henning hotel tomorrow ing the initiation which will take place at Brown's hall in Mid west tomorrow afternoon. After the luncheon at the Henning, the mem- bers of the society will leave in a body for the oll fiel town, taking with them the necessary for the in itiation ceremonies The society will hold a promenade at Midwest after the candidates hay been put through the various grees, followed by a banquet st Creek. A full attendance of the mem bers is expected TAXRE REDUCTION ‘DEMAND. KEEN, E. 'SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! | Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for | Headache Neuralgia Colds Lumbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism Accept only “Baye ’ Pp age Which contains proven B ulectione Safe Ifandy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablete Also bottles of 24 and 100—Dru, . Aspirin is the trado mark of DB. 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