Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Che Casper Daily Criqune | é THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925 CAMPAIGN (5 ——- —————— = ios, Wine sia eating nucveed| D@bt Funders CHEST BENEFIT Shipping Booze 1 SS! my Goooness ! =| © J = ER Say yi = whet Gibson became suddenly ill. 100 BELIEVE Hos SNR S : Doctérs seemed unable to help him 2 | eS ——— = Zu 5 eee e Goods Expensive | : TRYING TO SS => LESS WAIT TILL rank BUCHAREST, Rumania,’ Oct. 29. } = SCARE ME AGAIN! IN NORTHWEST! went to Huntsville, Mo., Delay Visit In Household at Sone ane sntta-| —@)—The departure of; the Ruman- rite jan ‘debt. fufiding commission to the € * , and inyjted the hus-| #@ (Continued From Page One) WHEBLING, W. Va., Oct. 29.— RUN Reyes Alonzo Carl, 85, to| United States has again been post-| cats aro handled by Mrs. Nesbltt.!¢)—yohn Fellinger, @ confessed RING TH BECL! BAM live with them. boned. who conducts a recelving home at| beer runner,-testifying in a Uquer Again a mysterious thalady af-|' <The reason now given is that M.|415 South Lincoln avenue. telal here;.eaidathe contraband was 7 re v's husband, ‘The father-| Titulescu, head of the commission] For two years the people of Ca%| peuied trom Pittsburgh under cov- ‘ame suddenly ill. hiasibeen delegated to represent Ru-| per have helped support this child er of couches, chairs and other was «4 picture of| mania‘ in severs) matters presently| welfare work by — contributions | |) Gusehold articles. The new use for noted for his power-| to be considered by the reparation| through the community fund. The] ¢ieniture is rather devastating. SHE GOES 1H ful physique. commission. home will ‘participate also in the . He admitt “But within @ month his strength — 1926 tund, the campaign for which | however. He admitted that 100 trips left him so fast that he became a will begin’ November 17. Be(engamernoene Exclusive agents for Mrs. Stover's ——— living » D. 5 a Streets in London were not paved Bodies Exhumed. . Bungalow Candies. Lloyd's, Second Pfoffer-Nusse When both” ine husband g£ana | and Wolcott. ASCO 138 South Center until 1533. father-in-law died terrible d@jths, ate rr a im the county prosecutor was ‘deluged with letters demanding an investi< gation. Exhumation of their bodies reyealed enough arsenic to “xill af dozen men,” according to the prose. cutor. ' The trial in 1922 resulted in a second degree murder conviction Y, , and a life sentence. Y/, / -|" Apparently the motive of the ‘feminine Blaebeard" was to ob- tain the petty fortunes of her two husbands. \ patle fi She secured only $3,000 after the death of her first husband and i 34 $2,000 from Carl’s- insurance, mak- : ‘ ing her crimes all the more amazing. “ pos | Higher! Higher! By Central Press CHICAGO, Oct. 23.—"It's never too late to learn,” A. G. Koenig af- firms. In his middle years, Koenig is a student in the Universit: of Chicago. Ho wants the’ de- gree Of master of ° ior \ science. ” . In his youth he ‘ was kept from completing his ed-| , ucation by a From Page One) yt in Washington, as: | | ‘d proportions i Yestern Virgin army planes, one tates and southern | caressnigls sumed alm nd. = past that fell “SAYER ASPIRIN’ “Feminine Bluebeard” : Most Daring Criminal | Keres vii pis) It already contains the =“ years. Then for- tune tumbled up- necessity of earn-|° ing his own diving. | He drifted along ' for a number of ‘ gon him, Over- Was discovered | PROVED SAFE Take without Fear as Told in “Bayer” Package weath obs: ty records and tabulating new low marks. Chicago's 19 degrees above zero was the lowest s\ 1887; Rap: | id City's mark set a target for fu ture cold snaps to hit and othe: points f hed good weather stor {es for coming oldest inhabitants. 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