Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1925, Page 9

The pint bottle bootlegger {s in- treasing: That is, the so-called “big guys’ are becoming “little guys,” and are making themselves hard to catch because of their change of eyi- dent stature. ‘This is the opinion of police offi- cials and others here who have had more or less contact with the boot- legging frajernity. The whole thing is explained by the fact that more than half a dozen years of prohibl- tion and of conflicting attempts to enforce and to violate the law’ re garding it have been years of in- struction for the persons who make a living by the sale of. stuff more than half.of one per cent alcoholic. ‘The bootleggers have “got wised up." They have caught on to the methods of the men who raid them. They have talked matters over with their attorneys. They have learned the meaning of “pos- which {s nine points of the inst the party doing the, pos- sessio! law. sessing. As. the result of all this they have ee found that a pint of liquor in one’s hand can cause more trouble in court than a dozen cases cached in a house on the next lot, ‘That, say ie authorities, is why there are mote pint bottle bootles- LIGHT PENALTY 9 IMPOSED IN WHISKEY PLOT Pirstof 22° Convicted in Remus Case Gets Fifteen Months. INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 19—(United Press.\—Twenty-two men, convicted of conspiracy in the gigantic liquor case involving the Jack Daniel dis- tillery at St. Louis, today were given hope of light sentences when the \ fitst to be sentenced received. only 16. months. John Marlus of Toledo, his sentence Ohio, re- ceived advance of the othér 22.defendants so that To- ledo authorities could start proceed. i to have the sentence. suspend- and have him removed to Toledo te face trial on.a murder charg Richard Fitzgibbons of Cincinnati and John Connors of St. Louis were held tonight in the Marion: county jall in default of_bond, _ ‘The, other twenty are at‘ifberty under he: bonds and alf iyill be sehtenced cember 30. Conviction. of the twenty-three de- fendants followed discovery of one of the most amazing liquor ‘rings unearthed in the middle west’ since the national prohibition laws were passed. The government's prosecution was brought about chiefly through the testimony of George Remus, minis- ter-bootlegger who turned govern- ment witness. He told how the ring had stolen 860 barrels of whisky from the St. Louis distillery while government officials winked at the theft and powerful politicians prom- ised “protection” in cuse the theft was discovered. Water was poured into the empty barrels to coficeal the theft, Remus testified. /who' receives them. 2Stockmen’s Bank: Bldg. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1925 } “Pint Bottle Bootlegger’ Has Replaced Big Fallow: It’s Easier to Got Rid Of gers than ever before. A pint can easily be emptied’ into a sink or other receptacle and it takes a very alert officer and*one handy with towel or sponge to collect evidence on its way to the river. Bootleggers nowadays seldom keep much Hquor on their own property. It is usually available a short dis- tance away but the difficulty in prosecution is the difficulty in prov- ing ownership. It also is the dit ficulty that comes with public sym- pathy, always on the side of “the little’ guy,” officers declare. FARMER RELIEF BILL (3 READY FOR. CONGRESS Co-operative | Marketing Measure Slated to Pass Readily. WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—(®)—A measure designed to ald co-operative marketing—the only proposed farm legislation bearing the endorsement of the administratlon—will b intro- duced in both houses of congress next week and pressed for early ap- proval. Final terms of the bill were gone over and approved at a White house conference today, to which President Coolidge’ invited Secretary aJrdine, Senator McNary of Oregon, and Rep- resentative Tincher of aKnsas, both republicans. > The bill proposes to set upmachin- ery in the department of agriculture through which to extehd govern- ment: assistange to co-operative. mar- keting organizations in disposing of crops. It also wil direct the bureau of economics to aid in finding mar- kets for the sale of surplus crops. Provisions of the Capper-Volstead act,.which permitted producers to sell products collectively, would be extended, under terms of the admin- istration bill to the co-operative marketing orgenizations. A clear road’ for the bill in both the senate and«house is predicted by proponents, but a stubborn fight is expected to be made by some middle- western members of both parties for enactment of additional legisiation to provide for an export Corporation to handle the surplus craps, Cargo Steamer Calls for Help BOSSTON, Deec. 19.—An 5. O. S. was received today by the Tropical Fruit Co, from q ship, the Newton Hall, in mid-Atlantic. “Cargo shifted. Need ship to stand by at once,” the message said. The vess position was given as 43 degrees 35 minutes north and 41 degrees 49 minutes west—which would place the vessel severnl hun- dred miles off the coast. The Newton Hall ig q steel cargo steamer owned by the Tyneside Line Let Flowers Bear the Holiday Greeting On)this coming Christmas morn let a gift of Flowers recall the giver sweetly and pleasingly to the fair one »Presh cut or planted Flowers from our choicest selec- ‘tions are indeed a fitting memento of the beautiful day. GREETING CARDS and XMAS CANDLES Largest Stock in Casper to select from Your orders placed any time up to'the day before will “be assured delivery Christmas morning. Casper Floral Co. |: Tengland ONE oF THE WAYS HE GETS A FRESH CIG THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD (Copyright, 4925, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) Hy Mickey (MimseLE) Mo GuiRE. {FRENCH INDUSTRIALISTS READY TO MORTGAGE THEIR PROPERTY FOR LOAN TO SALVAGE FRANCE PARIS, northern Franee to pledge properties as security for a loan from the United States of elsewhere for the: ptirpose off stabilizing the franc and providing a sinking fund for the country’s debts, has given a new trend to the discussion of how to re-establish French finances. Mantifacturers and business men in all parts of France approve the scheme and say everybody must join fiands to-put Into effect this prac- 1 Xmas Novelties Phone 872 GELELEL: tical suggestion to restore confi- dence and “the currency. The cablriet took the plan under consideration this evening, report- ing it favorably. An-outline of it was made to the general federation of French producers which detided to appoint a commission to atudy ft on behalf of all business and {ndus- trial interests in*France; Ohly a few socialists and extreme radicals throw cold water on the plan; they contend that it shows a tendency on the part of the eco- nomic interests to Interfere in pol- ites, The . franc, which improved sharply yesterday on the strength of the pew suggestion, held {ts gain this morning; it advanced a few more points early in the day, though there was a slight reactién just be- fore the closing of the punks at home— 115 East First Dee, 19.—)—The pro- noon. posal of the industrial leadérs of | was 25.70, as compared with thelr | Thurgday. of. mother and all-members of any The early price of the doll: FASCIST GAIN ADDED POWER BY NEW LAWs Local Government — Is Abrogated, Labor Unions Exiled. ROME, Dec. 19.—GP)-—Both houses of parliament adjourned tonight for the Christmas holidays after having approved" in they brief séssion since Noyember’ 18 more legislation de- signed to:change radically the politi- cal complexion of Italy than in any session since the -advant of Fas- eism, —-_ »« WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON, Deo, 19.—(United Press)—Apart from th international significance that ts being read into the week-end visit of Colonel House with President Colldge at the White house, there is a touch of drama { the return of the little silent mi from Texas to the executive man- sion. Woodrow Wilson, when president once said of Colonel House: “He is my other self.” From the time they first. met « Princeton. when Wilson was gqver- nor of New Jersey, until the closing days of the conferences in Paris, House, of bis friends was Wilson's “other self.” p in the | It' was Colonel House who, in days of the world before Amer- feas entrance, made repeated trips to Burope and reported his observa- tions to the White house. | It was Colonel Houso whg w known as the president's “confide tial adviser and he was his ad-| viser, not only upon atten. | aftaits, but on domestic atin CHRISTMAS PARTY 8 GIVEN BY B. AND P. W. The regular meeting of the Bust- | ness and Professional Women's clubs. was held yesterday noon at the Hen- ning,: the occasion being observed asa Christmas party, Santa Claus was present with a gift for each member of the club. | During the luncheon the clu entertained by two violin solos by | Miss elen StHone, accompanied by Miss Helen Stone, accompanied by business session was presided over by Miss Emma Ficca. It was de- elded to cancel the meeting next week owing to the fact that many of the members will be out of town. houses have given thelr assent, and which were summed up in today's session of the chamber of deputies] ‘Tho next regular meeting to be by its president, Antonio Casertano, | held on January 2. pa tat ES the outstanding ones follow: WOONSOCKET, R. I, Dec. 19.— First, the law empowering the gov- to revoke the citizenship and confiscate the property of any Italian abroad who utters words or commits acts which, even though they do not constitute crimes, the government considers likely to cause disorders within the realm or dam- age the prestige of the existing re- gime abroad. Second, the law making the pre- mier responsible only to the king in- stead of jointly to the king and par- liament as heretofore, and also pro- viding for the fining or imprisonment of those speaking or acting in a manner derogatory to him. Third, the law recognizing the (®)—The marriage of the Rev. He- ber Reece Harper, chancellor of Denver university, to Miss Rachel | Harris Rathburn, was performed | here today The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Harris Rathburn of Woonsocket. ernment fore Christmas! Don Your Selections! Among the laws to which the two! pointed by the central government. Sensible Christmas Suggestions We suggest the following as being li, articles that would gladden the heart Clark Jewel Lorain Range Ruud Automatic Water Heater Humphrey Radianttfire Make this a Xmas long to be remembered by having one : of these useful gas appliances sent to your home. ' The Casper Gas Appliance Co.; Inc. Merchandise That Merits Confidence Fascist employers’ association and the Fascist labor unton as the only organizations through which work- men may present demands concern- ing working condition and wages and employefs may present their condt- tions of employment, This bill also provides for the compulsory adjudl- cation of all disputes between em- ployers and employes by special la- bor courts created under the provi- sions of the law, this being designed to abolish strikes and lockouts. Fourth, the law establishing a sy: tem of govertiment by “podéstas’ appointed by the central government for all Communes of less than 5,000 population, thus virtually eliminat- ing the system of local administra- tive elections. Fifth, the law granting extensive administrative powers to all prefects in the kingdom, who also are ap- storehouse of merchandise. For Sister Chiffen Hose __.--$1.69-$1.85 Wool Hose .------$1,19-$2.19 Fountain Pen Felt Slippers ~-.-_ Electric Curling Iron Philippine Gown Atomizers ~~... Cutex Manicure Set — Russian Bracel Rubber Tea Apron --_.-$1.48 Fancy Garters -.._85c to $1.98 Hankies — Gloves . Scarf — For Small Brother Heavy Stockings — Sox, Cotton s Sox, Wool -. Autos Sleds _.. Circus Toys Meccano ~~ Erector Tool Chests Chemistry Sets Moccasin Boots Felt Slippers House Slippers — jooke of all Semi-Dress Shirts Pajamas, madras Sweater House Slippers — Pullman Slippers Billfold Belt Buckles - Sleeve Links ~ Traveling Bag — Wardrobe Trunk Smoking Stand -$3.50 | Photograph Frame —....$2.95 | Billfold Sets -.-_ $4.95 up Leather Cigaret Cases ....65¢ Dressing Cases ~ ~$4.95 Watch Chains Military Brush S Handkerchiefs ____ o ak’ a | Phone 1500 TEXAN SPHINX WHOM WILSON CALLE HIS ‘OTHER SELF’ IS Only Four Shopping Days Be- *t Delay Suggestions unusual things chosen by our buyers from the gifts for each member of this interesting family have been cla sifi Clip this ad and let it be your guide. 1 D EIRA.R TM E.N-T ST.O.R.E clo auaedl thie ° rom the p onel House appears a at the White vitation of 2 party is comm nization’ wi in bringin VISITOR AGAIN n in the closing days of od league of! nation ce conference in Paris, the White! esidenc again on the A Christmas Kodak for the Christmas Story ERE-s a store that’s in step with the season. Our familiarity with the Kodak line and our knowl- edge of the kind of camera that different people prefer—parents, children, husbands, wives hearts—will prove a genuine help in your C hri shopping. Kodaks $5 up—Brownies $2 up Eastman Albums—Aceessories Casper Pharmacy Second and Wolcott Odd Fellows Corner SANTA CLAUS store on Tuesday between th of 10 to 11 in the morning anc in the afternoon, from the sweet- stmas Has notified us that he will be at our e hours i2to38 A Goodly Number of Gift Golden Rule With the idea of being a practical help to you—of making ‘your shopping easier and more systematic—we have selected a goodly number of articles from our vast This list is suggestive of the thousands of new and markets of the world. Fascinating 1owith the price. ye nelaseth ae For Little ‘Sister ™%-length Sox, $1.15 %-length Sox Silk Stockings Mercerized Stockings — Colored. Crayons Jumping Ropes. ~ Mamma Dolls — sille “Deatal pair Pullman Slippers Auto Robe | Wardrobe Trunk Gladstone Bag -- Smoking Stand — \ eine} Ash ‘Tray -. ~ Doll Carriages $3.48 up | Tea Set, Aluminum. 98-$1.98 | Silk and Wool ‘Hose — Tea Set, China —-.-69¢-$4.98 "My Faoy a Etat pe Tables... ..91.98-$2.19 | Driving Gloves --— Citaite: to. Match -~..<- 98¢ | Muffler, Knit Silk Felt Slippers, .--_--=-880 up, | Muster; Ene Bik = Toy Phonograph --$3.69 | Shirt Sweater -__- : Cigaret -and Match er “Gs | Cuff Links Certificates Linen Hankies ~.-35e Gift Certificates may be redeemed at our store at any time. For Mother All--silk C Silk Hose (Clox) Ruby Ring Hose ! og For Father / ive up hold $2.45 25¢ to $1, 69¢ $1.95 $1 $1. up up 65 00 For His Sweetheart iffon hose $1.95-$2.48 $3.95 -$3.95 Box Stationery ..-$1.95-$2.45 Decorated Shoe Trees _$1 | Satin Boudoir Slippers $2.80 up Silk Couch Pillows .-- $4.75 Faney Mules --$3.75 up Telephone Cover a $1 | Evening Pumps -. $7.50 up Stationery ~~~ $2.45 up | Linen Cloth, 6 Napkins _$3.45 “Daniel Green ippers Silk Envelope Chemise $2.98 up pair _- _.. $1.98 up | Silk Step-Ins ---$1.98 up Linen Breakfast Set _-$3.45 up | Silk Gowns —~- -$4.98 up Linen Bridge Set -.....-$3.75 | Silk Negligees .. $9.98 up Maderia Napkins, -doz.$3.45 | Fitted Suitcase — $27.50 Bath Towel Set —_. -.--95e up | Hat Box - $4.95 Silk Neglige .~-$9.98 up | Boudoir Lamp ~ $3.95 Bath Robe _2__ $4.98 up | Fancy Waste Basket___25c up Invelope Che $2.98 up | Sweater .---~-- $3.95 up 2-pe Dinner § -$3.98 up | Scarf : .--$1.95 up Serving -$1.98 up erfume Atomizer $2.45-$3.45 Photo Frame $1.69 up vilet Water $1.19-$1.50 Electric Toaster ~ 2... $6.95 | Compact Powder ~~-49c-$1,50 Pyrex Casserole ~.$1.69 up Crumb Tray, Scraper._.$1.19 Linen Haukles ..._25¢ to $1.75 | Manicure Set Perrin Kid Gloves — $2.95 | rand Pearls ..... $7.45 Silk Umbrella $3.95 up | Fancy Garters 85c up Scarf __- ies - $1.95 | G Hoves _. $2.95 up Table Scarf .. ..$1.19 up | Ribbon Novelties -....-35¢ up LINDSAY & CO.