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, 1921-09-16

the time that the facts became known,
has always been firmly OF the opin-
len that the correct charge involved
in the Arbuckie case was murder.
Under such circumstances it is his
Imperative legal duty to proceed with
the charge alleging murder. now on
file against the defendant Ar. Ar
buckle. II Is the sole province ~ the
trial jury to determine. after the evil
dencc has been take and in the event
that II should find the defendant
guilty. whether the verdict should be
other crime comprehended in the
charge. and also to fix the degree
thereof.
, 1921-09-16
WOMAN FIGHT PROMOTER.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1s.-By United
PressASportdcm. meet Mrs. j.. NJ
Hutchinson. st. Louie's first woman
fight promoter!
Tonight she will be in direct eha<se
of the bout between Hugh Walker and
Bob Martin at the Coliseum. She
raised n guarantee fund for the go"
and induced noted and professional
business men of the city to sponsor
the battles. The proceeds of the fight
will go toward creating an emer-
gency fund for disabled veterans of
The world war.
, 1921-09-16
MAIL ROBBERY SUSPECT
ARRAIGNED FOR THEFT.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Sept. led
ward T. Horst. arrested here several
weeks ago as a suspect in connection
with q big postoffice robbery at To
ledo. ohio, Wednesday was taken to
Denver. h he viii be held for the
federal grand jury on a charge OF
Interstate automobile theft At the
time Of Hurst's arrest here he gave
pursuing officers a hard run in the
course OF which one innocent by
Islander was shot through the hand
ana a bullet penetrated the clothing
1 OF another.
, 1921-09-16
WIFE E FAITH
IN INNOCENCE.

CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-AssertIng her
faith In her husbands innocence. Mrs.
Roscoe Arbucltle. wife of the movie
actor held in San Francisco on a
charge of mansiaughter in connection
with the death of Virginia Rape. left
here last night for the coast to assist
her husband. Mrs. Arbuckle who has
been separated from her husband for
the past five years was accompanied
by her mother. She spent yesterday
in Chicago obtaining information
which she sad she hoped would help
to clear Roscoe's name.'
, 1921-09-16
Recall Vote in
North Dakota Is
Set for Oct. 2S

BISMARK, N. D., Sept. 16.-North
Dakota's recall election. aimed at state
officers elected with Non-partisan
league Endorsement, will be held Fri
day. October %, under a proclamation
prepared today by Thomas Hall, Sec
rotary of state.
, 1921-09-16
RAN CHIEF

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-Dircctors
of the Southern Pacific Railroad COM
pany of Mexico today elected H. B.
Titcome. president. succeeding h late
Col. Epes Randolph. Mr.. Titcome is
vice president of the Pacific Electric
Railway company, which operates the
system of interurban railways from
Los Angeles.
, 1921-09-16
Fishing Trophy
To Be Defended

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Sept. 1s.-
The international fishing trophy, won
last year by the schooner Esperanto
will be- defended, the American race
COMMITTEES decided today after voting
to accept the decision of the Nova
Scotia trustees of the trophy yester-
day in barring the Mayflower from
competition.
, 1921-09-16
AUSTRALIANS BAN
ARBUCkIE FILMS.

MELBOURNE, Australia. Sept. JIG.
-Thcaters throughout Australia have
withdrawn all Roscoe Arbuckle films,
pending the result of his trial in Cali
fornia.
, 1921-09-16
CANCELLATION
I0F CONFERENCE.
IS NOT FINAL


Washington
.In this event" the correspondent
ADDS. the masses OF the Irish people
may get an opportunity OF giving 4
considered verdict on issues mostly
vitality affecting their own country
LONDON. sept. Icy The Asso-
clated Press6Eamonn De Valera
teiesraphcd Premier Lloyd George at
Gairloch. Scotland. tonight. express
ing surprise hat the premier did not
zee tina Irciand's cause would be IT.
r~cpa-ably preJudiced II sh9 entered
the proposed conference without max
ing her position quite clear
Mr.. De Valcra's telegram said:
4 received your telegram last
night and am surprised that you do
rot see hat II we on our side &C
ceptcd a conference on h basis OF
your letter OF September : without
making our position quite clear Ire
lands representatives would enter he
conference with their position misu1-
derstood and the OF irslaud's
right irreparably prejud'ced Through
out the correspondence Isfat has tax
en- place you have defined your gov
ernment's position. We have defined
ours"
'If the positions were not 80 dehn-
noly opposed there would indeed be
20 problem to be discussed. u should
he obvious that in a case like ours II
there is q be any result the negotia-
tors must meet without prejudice and
untrammeled by any conditions what
over except those imposed by the
facts as they know them
, 1921-09-16

A diamond known as a brilliant
has fifty-eight facets A rose dia'
mond, is faceted only on h top and
has a flat base.
, 1921-09-16
FOR WOMEN SHOPPERS ONLY

with magnificent furs and e1ats-
The shopper finally finds herseit
in an English store, where all goods
have been imported from Great Brit
ain. but the clerks Foeak nethi7S
but Spanish Each bundle OF knit
wear. for instance is wrapped IN
paper and slowed way ON sheiVeS
Whenever one package Is cpenei'
must be tied again with a heavy
curd before h next can be AXE
down. all this going IN while h
customer frets as the Eands OF the
clock go round
A controversy between San Fran
>isco and Los Angeles as to which city
possesses the mcst skilled automobile
drivers among the fair sex has led Il
arrangements for q competition to de
eide the issue
, 1921-09-16

No mystery surrounds the shooting
In Nashville. Tenn. last week of Carl
Peters. world war veteran. lie re-
fused to tafte n drink. Carrying vi
his American Legion Injunction of
law and order" Peters when accost.
ed on the street late at night by a
~hospitahle bootlegger. politely de-
clined n pronered draught OF whit.
yhiskey The h. i. insisted and when
Peters stin refused. the former drew
a pistol and fired. The ex-soldier went
to a hospital with "A bullet in his leg
and the moonshine merchan went TO
Jail.
Mai. Gen. John \. Lejcune. com
mandant of the United States marine
corps. will go to Kansas City this fan
to visit the man who safely chauf-
Toured him through France while he
was commanding the famous End Dt-
vision. a. z. f., according to word
received from him last week by the
American Legion convention commit.
ter. Incidentally Genera Lejeune
also will attend the leg.ou's national
convention there. He will be driven
through the quieter streets of the con
gention city by his erstwhilc battle
chauffeur. Victor II. Lenge, Kansas
City.
The governors of Missouri and Kan
sas and the mayors OF Kansas City.
Kans. and No., joined in n formal eN-
preston Of the no. or they feel at the
coming visit of Marshal Foch to those
stats and cities 20 attend the ma
total convention of the,American Le-
GIN this fall. a memorial to this eff
feet was presented the French gen,
,rallssimo by Charles w. Bartlett.
Kansas City. at the recent dedication
Of the Flirey monu' mt In France
Representation in the American
commission to the International dis
November IL by
At least one soldier of the world war
was asked of President Harding last
week by the American Legion's ma
tional legislative committee at Wash
lngton. There is no group in he ma
don that knows as much about var
and has as vital an interest in the
problem of war and peace as the ,ex-
, 1921-09-16
American Legion News Notes
State and National Topics of Interest to Ex-Service Men and
the American Legion, Which Designated the
Tribune as Its Official Newspaper

service MGR of the country the le-
gion declared. The committee also
urged Sccretary Hoover to give the
legion representation on behalf of
service men in the unemployment
conference soon to be held.
During the celebration u Buddy
Week. in Baltimore last week, n re-
lay of "a American Legion runners
carried the buddy proclamation"
from President Harding at Washing
ton TO the a OF Baltimore. Serv-
Ice men from several eastern and
southern states attended the meeting.
Use of New York states many ar
mories as r.laces OF shelter for job
less ex-soldiers is being considered by
William i. Deegan, American Legion
representative on New York City's
committee on unemployment. The
Overseas Womei,'s League last week
offered tho services of its members to
put the armorics in condition for the
mems occupancy. Fully $4,000 ex-
service men are among the city's
army of unemployed, according TO
Mr.. Deegan.
Il AuItt bdiitA2 aiitAds az Z
registered for Inc $3.50 prizo musi-
cal contest during the national con-
vention of the American Legion at
Kansas City this fall. In the. list are
bands from New York. Massachusetts,.
Ohio. Michigan, Texas, Oklahoma. In
diana, Oregon, Kansas and Missouri.
Men who accepted officers commits
sions for tho world war only and who
were wounded or disabled should be
retired with pension the same as are
officers OF h regular army, the
American Logion's national legisla-
tive committee declared lc It week in
praying Secretary OF War Weeks TO
extend the privilege to them. The Sc
iectivc service law and an opinion of
the army's judge advocate general
were cited as Jnstifying the claim
After the state of New York had
voted TO give ex-scrvice men a bonus
, 1921-09-16

lean Legion of The state now is pre-.
pairing to campaign 70 ar amend
ment to the constitution. with the
governor of the state and members
of he legislature behind them.
To assist in Riding the city of
providers. petty thieves and holdups.
the American Legion post OF Wich-
ita, Kans., recently volunteered the
services of its 500 members. Due to
numerous attacks on women and the
resultant panic in their ranks. the
chief of police and the city manager
accepted the offer. The service men
will patrol the streets.
More h a three years after he had
been gassed at Chateau Thierry. Rich.
ard Cross. American Legion veteran
OF Des Moines. Iowa, suddenly was
stricken blind recently while sitting at
home playing with his baby. Physi-
clans blame the German5' poison for
his plight and entertain no hope for
his
, 1921-09-16

After the state OF New York had
voted TO give ex-service men a bonus
by a majority of 1000 200. the court of
appeals heia last. week that II new
law wa unconstitutional. The Amer
, 1921-05-10
STAR REALTY co.
JOHN AID. HICBEE, Manager.

Houses n rooms for rent in any
part OF Casper.
Homestead close to Casper; for
quick sale, 800.
RelinquIshments-one for $3.50. and
one for $500.
Two houses on one lot. 6oxI4o feet:
gas, water n lights: $3.50, about
$500 will handle IL.
Cozy little home, breakfast nook
and very handsome, by west school:
all furnished. lights and water; se,i00,
$500 cash. easy terms.
Ter-room modern and very nice
house; 5000, 81, 500 cash.
Thres-room good horse; $1,000. $500
cash n terms.
Eighteen-room modern house, lot
60xi4o: s13. 900. $4,000 cash.
For $500. ] have the prettiest and
incest six-room modern house ! know
of: about 1880, easy terms.
Just n bargain in a rooming
house.
Lots In any part of Casper and some
right in town. $4,000. $500. $500.
$500 and $500.
You had better investigate these
bargains.
Every customer a friend-why not
YOU?
, 1921-05-10
WORTH
CONSIDERATION

lou who are looking for a real
,Soncst to goodness" home - note.
There are no u 700 can't offer
after you have seen this property.
None al the rooms arc skinny. all
large. bright and clean. and a hath
room In which you can turn around
several times without humping into
something. Two large bedrooms. a
.i~ivingroom. dlninEroom. kitchen and
a breakfast nook on the first floor.
and two bedrooms. each with an i'm
menso closet on the second floor. The
basement Is finished just as nicely as
the rest OF the house. Many things
in this HONS arc different. The walls
are finished with the smooth white
surface instead OF the rough: wood
work IL all in the mahogany finish:
a lovely fireplace Is present n built
In bookcases, N a wall psffet. o
VIII notice that theslarEc windov and
window seat are very clevcrly built In:
the electric fixtures show good tasse
n the French door adds to the gen
eral makeup. or course the kitchen
has a hot water tank and special
hoater. and all the fixtures the most
fastidtous cook could wish.
The garage matches the house OF
course This IN a corner lot with an
east front. The property is in the
south part Of the city. 1t will be n
pleasure to show this.
, 1921-05-10
INVESTMENTS THAT WILL PAY BIG


om-A rood corner IN East Yellowstone avenue. paved two sides.
situated 20 as to b a los suitable location or a hotel, garage an automo-
nMe salesroou. an automobile accessory store On this property are two
vnod houses.n not hacks n has four rooms On first hoor.f our room in
basement modern except heat- the other n Is q good reeroom house.
This property is now bringing in Al income of $3.50 per month. or
$3.50 pei ycar ts4. tA NF t9 sf4h
us across thu street from this property IL a similar located lot with
ar old mouse Of il that is held for S26oo0-not a uavag figure.
oyst avenu is to Casper what Broadway is to Denver. 1t is h
gateway of all tourist travel in M ot of Casper. 1t is destined to be
the automobile ow OF the city. Lots IN hi street are Tor a sub
within IN next IL months Il will pay now. taking into account n
increase In yalue1 IL per- cen o tn investment. This price of this prop
ertv is mi $4,000. 1t a be handled with a cast payment of 5000
and In balance on first mortgage.
Two-on west Railroad avenue we IA a good rentalp proposition
III house is built OF a corner lot;h mas fou tworoom apartment or eight
rooms large screenedin porch. The property is bringing n $40 per
month income under present conditions. This a be increased by rent
inp furnished on apartment tina is To- renting nfurnBhed IN cccun
OF its location. being close to the refinery, the apartment are always full.
never have been empty
This property cal be purchased. with oil apartments furnished. for
s4s5o. this furnishes complete with exception of russl 1t will a 80
nrr cent return OF Iii money; it will hold Its value for years. 1t a be
handled yitha cash payment OF $1,000 and h balance can be paid of Mt
he rates BE- 800 per month and the interest at s pei cent
LOTS
Ten u where you want = lot and we will help % find it.
south side between Lincoln INT Ash street II you are contemplating
settling We have h customers. Call u up.
Get YOU mans o mailing list and get u market letter; it will
keep you posted.
The Market Place for Homes
MEMBERS OF THE CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD
A. ?. Nesbit Loans Insurance W.. B. Barnard
, 1921-05-10
Montgomery Realty and Investment ca
liz East Second
Real Estate
BARGAINS IN CASPER REAL ESTATE

BARGAINS IN CASPER REAL ESTATE
Beautifully finished home in IA part: modern EXCEPT heat: ne
rooms bath o N first floor; i've roomsa and bath in basement: eastfront
lot 6oxl4o- Look Casper over and y- won't find anything to qua iris
for $1,000. 81, 500 will handle
Ftveroonn, eastfront beautifully furnished home: ciosein. All i'm.
provements in and paid for The furnishings re of the very best n.
chudinE Vlctroia chinawarei price. $500; $500 cash, s65 monthly.
Apa55tment house for SO 900 less than assessed value; income $4,000
yearly. Priced at $4,000. $4,000 cash. balance will run ne ears without
interest This is what a lot OF people are looking for.
Another apartment house With good income; well located; $500 vii
handle.
Sixroom proposition, wen-bunt. on west side. four rooms rented as
payment.
This is doing a business of 5000 monthly.
We nave a ew "fIonestto1goodnessr investments. Make Il a poh,t
to investigate these before buying.
MONTGOMERY REALTY & INVESTMENT CO.
I3 South Center st. phone rsto
, 1921-05-10

Here Is a two-room house with over
hanging caves. ~cleverIy built and sit
uated on a corner lot with east front
toward town; also a one-room base
ment. Located In southwest Casper.
Fine location for refinery or town
worker. Yes. and $500 down and s6s
per month buys Il.
, 1921-05-10

We are in touch with several parties
who have cars TO rad for good prop
erty; also several a lots TO trade
for good cars. Call US II interested.
Phone fO7s.
, 1921-05-10
Real Estate HARRY FREE
own YOUR OWN HOME
Rentals

OWN YOUR own HOME
Located in the choice residential district a beautiful modern ave
DON home. Large livinsIoom and diningroom. newly decorated. the two
sicepingrooms are large n roony. the bathroom is located between the
" sleeping rooms. soodescd closets. the kitchen has osutin features.
electric range. hot water heating plant, beautiful lawn and trees, fine
garden. fruit trees, garage II Is an eastfacng funsze lot ard located
close in Price 1880, wish 5000 cash; assume mortgage for balance.
mont hot waite heat This home Is wen CONSTRUCTED. Plenty n room
Located OF Cottonwood street. a fine six Don home. 1t has a COM
btnadon living ad dningroom. three secptngrooms, kitchen with buutIn
eatures cellar, fuleize lot This ia "A goo proposition for some N Price
$4,000 with 81 500 casha - first payment
, 1921-05-10

Here il a medium sized. and a
medium priced home. There are four
rooms. n pantry and a closet. The
house is new. and wei; built. has water
and lights; gas Is in the street. This
property is close in IND a good value.
Price $500.
The Western Realty Co.
F. NJ. z1MMERs. Pres. q Gen. Mgr,
Balcony of smith.Turner Drug Store
Phone 1918
, 1921-05-10
Room "a Townsend Building
A.. P. NESBITT REALTY CO., INC.
3O5-3Oz O-S Bldg. Phone z66M

There has been a lot of money made n the purchase and ale of Cas-
~ per real estate. II you have nt been taking advantage of the opportuni
ties you are asleep, wake up!
Don't let this pass through FOUR fingers.
, 1921-05-10
MlscELLANEou
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE+Draft horses, mares,
harness. Blanchard camp mover one
block north Of North Casper school.
s'i2-tf
, 1921-05-10
CASPER REALTY Co.

Investment income property. two blocks from center Of city; high grads
big corner; i4ofoOt froniase Is o side street: three good old hous..
anxious TO sell and III price At SIS SOC, is extremeiyl low; there is a smaher
lot AZ n other n u the san block held at $4,000.
n o the bcsta apartment house or hotel locations In the city Tor the
money; tn lot is soxlfo. o n pavement; tho Two house bring about VS.
rent at tn present time; the price is only ssooos Il Is a bargain.
We have o n trek. nine .sfoot ios. facing two streets. n o. them
with rairczd tackage; cioseIn; zine lumber yard location or warehouse
or storehouse location; these lots are s., 900 each and arr n good buy.
We have son frstclass. Eew uptodate smAn houses in North
Casper which we will sell on small payment down and small monthly pay
In trade
Good lot o South Lincoln street; price. 1880.
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERS OF THE cAspEE REAL ESTATE BOARD
Hennino. Ground Elnor-Phone 32f
, 1921-05-10

FOR SALE-T~o acres IN Thorndaic.
OH w1tar main. Call at 223 East J
street. aftrr : p M 5-9ss-
, 1921-05-10

FOR SALE-By owner. good corner
lot en- railroad in new
Carey addition: reasonable. terms.
Phone es7J 5-s-tf
, 1921-05-10
sOSI avn TOGND

LosT-Spare tire. rirn and license
number 1854. Leave at Coliseum
or call Fargo Oil Co.. and re-
ccivc reward 5-6-3ts
, 1921-05-10

FOR SALE Lot on Oak street.
60x1S0 feet: one block south of CY
venue; also Ford delivery truck. good
Condition. 1916 model. Inquire 1929
South Walnut evenings. 5-s-3t.
, 1921-05-10

LOST-Liewellyn setter female pup.
white with one black err. 44f South
LincnIa. Phone sS2J. Reward.
5-7-3t
, 1921-05-10

LoST-Ruby screw earring. large
st,ne. n vicinity of Midwest build
Ing. Thursday afternoon. Reward
Can fs5. 5-6-stS
, 1921-05-10

FOR sALE-Used cars see our ad on
another page OF this paper. II. y.
Van SAINT 5-e-tf
, 1921-05-10
FOR SALE-AUTCMoBILES

FOR SALE-Denby truck: three-toa:
new rear end. pLton rings, bear
ings, wrist pins; entirely overhaulsd
and block rebored: bargain for allck
sale Call s27W. 4-2-tf.
, 1921-05-10
MISUNDERSTANDING

WANTED-Piace to work for board
n after office hours. Call
at Y W. c. A. .5-s-2t
, 1921-05-10

have. on tSack. nine .sfoot lots, facing two streets.
ulro1d trackage; ciose-ln; Zine lumber yard location oi
ehouse location; these lots are $1,000 each and are a
, 1921-05-10
POSITIONS WANTED

POSITION wANTEp-By expert Al
stenographcr. ten ycars' experience:
accurate composition and handling
any correspondence; can also operate
distaphone. Box las. Tribune 5-o-2t'
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-12-01
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER Exc
CUTION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Williamsburg.
Court of Cannon Pleas.

Court or common HleaS.
Estes Mills, a Corporation, Plaintiff,
against
Nesmith- Flowers Company, Inc, De-
fendant.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue Of an execution issued
|out\ of the Court of Common Pleas
for Williamsburg county, South Caro-
lima, in the above entitled action,
dated the 31st day of October 1921
to me directed, l have levied upon the
personal property of the defendant
herein, Nesmith- Flowers Company
and will offer for sale at public auc-
ton in front O. the place of business
of Nesmith- Flowers Company, Main
street, Kingstree, S. c., on Monday,
the 5th day of December 1921, the
same being salesday, between the
legal hours of sale, the following de-
scribed property Of the defendant
above named, to-wit:
l Cary safe, 1 typewriter desk, l
adding machine, l typewriter, !
Bethlehem truck, 9 cases Celluloid
starch, 8 cases Boxers cocoanut, 8
cases Clean Easy soap, 6 cases Fairey
soap, 8 cases Bordens Evap milk, 2
cases Sheppards fly guard, case Our
Pet milk, 2 cases Our Pet milk baby
size, Hand trucks, cases Salt brick
and extra brick, cases corn beef,
/ 5 cases Council Potted Meat, Z cases
Sterling Roast Beef, 2 cases Grave
ley's A No. l tobacco, 9 packages
| Graveley's A No. l tobacco, IA cases
Sterling Vienna sausage, boxes can
dy, IL cases z in / shoe polish, 4
cases Good Luck Baking powder, 4
cases Sterling tripe, 10 cases Sterling
Potted meat, 5 cases Sterling Good
Eats, % cases Sterling potted ham
cases Wheat tc Biscuit, 2 cases
Saftey matches, 8 dz. Phoenix brand
spices and peppers, cases Council
pork and beans, case stick candy
% cases Van Camps soup, cases ap-
pie jelly, 9 cases peanut cardy, 4
cases 4 Bros. axle grease, 5 cases
Texas axle grease, 4 cases King Corn
syrup, 8 packages Vapo Mthol salve
apple punch, pair platform scales
% cases crackers, 10 sacks horse feed
S barrels empty bottles, box empty
DOICleS, II DaleS tODccCO lWlne, X
bales cotton sheets, truck cover,
screen door, "A barrels ginger ale, A
cases White Stone ginger ale, 3 bun
dies brooms, cases toilet paper,
cases ice cream cones, 5,000-12fb pa
per bags, cases Whittemore Midget
shoe polish, 10 boxes shipping tags
10 packages lard trays, 2 cases 2 in ]
Whittemore shoe polish, 1 broken case
in 1 shoe polish, G2 rolls wrapping
paper, 18 cartoons Old Piedmont
cigarettes, % packages Epson salts
l heater, 6 straight chairs.
Terms of sale cash; and if the pur.
chaser fails to comply with the terms
aforesaid then l shall proceed to re.
sell the said property at the risk Of
the defaulting purchaser, either or
the same or some subsequent sales
day.
November 10TH, 1921.
H. S. GAMBLE,
Sheriff of Williamsburg County
11-24-2t.