Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 12

BNGe TWELVE BATIFATIONS | eee EXCHANGE SET FOR AUGUST 8 Nine-Power Treaty to Be Concluded by WASHING1 ciated Press).—Arrang ing made at the state for the formal exch nine next, of ratif! power treaty to China which was signed at the time of the} Washington arms conf Notification that the neces Paris showing tl ference, er Che Casper Daily IT TAKES PLANE TO FIND BRIDGE (Continued From Page One) bridge was built and paid for by them last December, when the county was broke and overdrawn in the sum of $240,000. Two carloads of material was sent to the bridge site and the material remaining still lies on the grourd ex- posed to the weather. Those who have traveled in this vicinity have paused to wonder, just what was such a bridge in such a place, and what the justification | for the expenditure of its jeost? commission to revi toms to provide the Ch gpvernment duty contempla sential step in conditions In Ch sure adequate p ere. In addition to the ference, virtual concerned h way thelr inten resentatives for the question of rights in China, but scope of inquiry has been ¢ so far as known here REGRET OVER <IO, (Associated |, no ¢ )—Official expressions of re-|§ t | | APSEXPRESS. |= FA BINCROFT an stayed|no vehicle could approach his sleep. |the bridge from one side or * leave it from the other and jn ste comment en the am-lag one could discover its lo- s the cabinet has decided to [cation except by airplane. o the Possibly there is some ex- little perfumed soap. United used in that country. the Spanish taste re- olanation to be found for the construction of this “mys- tery” bridge and the one over the Platte river below the White Eagle refinery, in mission was authorized tion of the Washin Under the nine-pc customs conference China within three after final exchange of Man Bitten B Rattler Rides |": Sixty Miles |: COLORADO SPI 30.—(By ‘The Assoc aixty-mile trip on horsebac! ‘ in an automobile and via rail after he was bitten on the hand by a rat tlesnake saved tho live of Lyle Cus ter, 17, of Deratur, Ill, it be known here, Young Custer was ¢ xty miles ¢ when he rec he reptile, which ed to capture alive. Starting for medica’ ran for a mile, He deered a horse, then by tourists and te where he boarded a tr: a frien 1 ser ame rado Springs hospital, where it 1s sald he not gnly saved his life but | will be bro his hand by fhe unusual methods he |or Saturda aching the institution. | ‘The ar y In employed { sturdy an somely antique A nut. = 132 North Wolcott Street The Better BU * Si CASPER BUICK COMPANY WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM | Ll Jeli Phone 2260 onial brown ish; tifu thentic poster, legs. Green artificial leather Polychrome Buffet or ° paneled and Fancy ete ‘plate. Gent Silver or Convenient Payments —( payments put these import the reach of everyone, mak home-makers to buy the mc We Make No Extra Charge for Motor Delivery to the Salt Creck Vields Unt As seen by the illustration | * the cost of the bridges and |‘ the immediate need of some- Look jor Windsor Rockers A striking value in a Windsor rocker, hand- $7.65 Poster Beds The ever popular Col- Poster Bed, strongly $33.90 CARD TABLES—Standard size and tables with reinforced tep and rigid $9.85 Mantel- Mirro ful ends. ture on a dignified systematic payment plan. ribune one for a few hundred dol- lars’ graft money. Also some explanation for the financial condition of the county, when a large share of the taxpayers’ business has been conducted along just such lines as bridge building. COURT GRANTS WIFE DIVORCE the object of construction of | sts of their child, Dorothy Marie Dunstan. The. court found Ounstan guilty of extreme cruelty, gross neglect of and that he utterly failed to t fis wife and minor child, ordered that neither ain until the expira- ear from the date of the d cree. tias Alegria was granted a de- bsolute divorce from Li legria on the grounds of deser was given the care of their Id, Matias, Jr., he court found*Mrs. of insufferable indign: three ye Alegria to ars n aboslute de- permanent all: fees, on. | TWO HELO FOR HORSE THEFT Eddie Hallsted, 19 years old, and Joe Wilson, years old, were. ar- rested at 9 jock this morning by Campbell Christian, state stock in- spector, and Frank Rutledge, deputy sheriff, on charges of stealing two saddle horses with saddles, Hriisted and Wilson were ployed pitching hay on Bill W lord’s ranch near the Rattlesnake mountains. According to Christian, Waylord fired the two young men and ordered them to get off the ranch, Hallsted and W' they didn’t walk. V that they took the hor: ithout his permission. 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