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

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1925 Che Casper Daily Tribune , VAGE FIV4 JURY IS SPLIT (OUT OUR WAY oe By Willams (N COLORADO (BLAH! Donr TELL ME So | THIS 1S TH FIRST TIME SHERIFF 2 SOME BABY f | \ YY BEEN OUT! TM NoT |} BEEN SLAPPED INTH FACE | | SO DUMB SMOKEY! BoT || wiht A AXE? GADII | | | } | Noted Case Against) Union Undecided Home-made Remedy)! Stops Cough Quickl; rb ine you ever used. L AINT GOT NO PROOF I MSTA BEEN A TERROR J Y OR YOU'D BE SETTN WLE I WAS SICK ABED! BEHIND Bans SOS 2 eee S$ EE Ss % Just th | telegram, FORT SMITH —A_ mis-tri al of the Cr 200,000 ant trict 21, Un America, loca uals when th an agreement. deliberation the jury it wa discharged. Jy mans probably ¥ in the t »nado Coal company’s | , rust suit agal 3 Mine Worke nions and indlvid- | tor was lis She was s not alone. tentive, A for trial. After s and three months in t 1 courts the case is again on the docket for > trial before « jury e juries P , said i i The first, unreasona we t of that sc rdict for the 0,000 actual di 8, by he United f i Cun a conspir. e believe? 1 was not sure v ; acy to restrain Interstate commerce had not been proven. The second jury, in was riven no opportunity to decide the but was instructed to return a ict for the defendants. That, foo, was reversed so far as It con- zerned the district, local unions and her husba would not hold h A. RADIATO D —Frq ndividuals. : The Coronado case had been pend- - > 1aeKe oe it-of-to ing since September, 1914, THE HOUND MEETS “HE FOX. © 1928_ay MEA SERVICE, INCH Shé had pawe seh ‘ Eis semblage 1 be Sam, the Rad S.D Bee a 7 iy Man h y wan U. . estroyers attack recently, became a voting; treasury-postoffice supply bill, which r R h N l issue in the house yesterday for the rries funds fow dry enforce- y 1} 938 East AS Phi th eac ap e s first time at this session. ment for the next fis year. A a bought ht unseen and nev Representative Tucker, democrat,| vote on the proposal was deferred NAPLES, Dec, 22.—-(?)—The Unit: d not occurred to he . > Virginia, an avowed dry, initiated a | uni tomorrow : = . the local booksho; ‘c etic of 24 States destroyers Coghlan and Tove designed to prevent a repeti-|’ The amendment, which: was! di-| current. fletism The any Lamson, which have been on duty | tion of the much debated Hotel May-| rected at a section of the bill mak- Bie inset at Beirut, Syria, for protection of Flowery incigantainy whichives dry) inc san 00, eeetnie ie een el, her mind American lives and property in case | Skent roasqnetadad*under thesnanie We ot elaihioe di He wae discal me absorbed in of danger growing out of the troub- | ot a member of congress to obtain| year, would prohibit the use of|> sont. “I'll serve x led Syrian situation, arrived heré : evidence at a cost of more than $900 uid, déceit, or falsehood” in the today, ‘ WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—P)—/ to the government. expendit part of this sum, — Prohibition enforcement ethoas, | The vehicle employed by Tul@br —— Give something electrical. which have been subject to vigorous! was an amendment to the ann’ Make thie on electrical Christmas. strument. “How are All Genuine Blue-White Diamonds in 18K, Winte ¢ rd Mountings HAV MU a2 sti = y , mother, dear? . . 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