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, 1921-08-11
MARTIN RET|RES
AS SHERIFF OF
NATRONA TODAY
George Massee Succeeds to
Position in Lieu of Appoint
ment by Board of
Commissioners.

George Masscc. undcrsherin during
sheriff Lee Martins tenure Of office.
vas installed as nherin this morning.
to succeed Mr.. Martini whose resds
nation became cncE.ivc at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Tnc change In tho OF.
ice was made without
Massce. formerly undcrsherim sue.
cccding TO tho Office left vacant by
tho chiefs resignation.
~ a recent session OF tho board OF
county commissioners no appoint.
mcnt for sheriff was made due TO tho
TACT that ". W. Purcell, county at
torncy. was not here TO advise the
county officers. II Mr.. Massoe is to
continue In the Office he Will be for
mnily appointed at the next meeting
Of tho commissioner.
SIR. Martin. who retired to pryafe
NE. said hat he had no announce
monts TO make regarding future plans
other than that he intended to spend
several weeks touring Wyoming and
Colorado. lie plaas to leave tomor-
roT FOR Yellowstone park. He Will
return here before going to Colorado
to Visit relatives. Afor concluding
his vacation Mr.. Martin plans 10 re-
turn here to make his home. lie
would make no C. other
than that he had two good positions
under c%onsidersu pn.
Before turning over the office TO
Mr.. Massce. quantities OF whisky and
other contrahrsnd liquor which has
been seized was destroyed. This in.
ciuded nearly 900 gallons OF noon
shine whisky taken in raids under
NAHn. -
vision. Nearly 100 quarts OF bonded
whisky which had bcen taken in va
rious raids was apportioned to local
hospitals and FIRST aid stations at the
rcnnories. Tho Red Cross n the
| Salvation Army relief stations also
| shared in the apportionmenL.
At tho time that the Office was
turned over TO the caro- OF Mr. Mas.
sec IS prisoners were confined in tho
county Jail. three charged with FIRST
iesrec murder and tho others less Sc
rious criminal eases.
The following cases arc slated for
bearing IA the September term OF tho
district Sourt:
l.. +. Nicholson. charged with tho
murder Of Edward Schuster. n taxi
| driver. following some alleged dis.
turbancc between tho two men last
March.
Kick Camets, held for the murder
of Jim Ladas. Came.s confessed 20
killing I.adas over a business deal in,
volvips ownership IN tho Burlington
lunch room.
Ida Durham. charged with tho muir,
der OF Jack DeLury. Whom she is said
to have followed here from Texas and
| Oklahoma. She is said TO have lived
, 1921-08-11

TIM. The authorities contend that
she Killed him beeausc he deserted
her.
Charles Cnrts and Prank Williams
are being held on charge Of havinE
roobod an elderly man In a local
hotel
clyde Lung Is charged with high
way robbery in connection with
snntchiug "A puTse belonging 10 Ala
bsma Medley, a coIorcd roman
jim Massey g. being held for trial
on a charge OF having illicitiy man
ufacturod moonshinc whisky.
Virgil Kissee rs charged With the
theft Of a Ford ear which wns rccoN-
cred when he was arrested In Hutch
inson, Kana.
San ocons and Antona Cortcz arr
being held for robbins the Holmes
hardware store.
, 1921-08-11
WOMEN CHOSEN
DELEGATES TO W. c. U.
NATIONAL CONVENTION

Two members OF the delegation OF
three which will attend the nationai
convention OF the Womcn's Christian
Temperance Union held from August
is TO 20 in San Francisco. as repre-.
sontativcs from the state Of Wyo-
ming. have been chosen iron tho ac-
tive division OF the organic iuoa here.
Mrs. $. l. Bailey. state president. and
Mrs. J. y. richards. superintendent
OF the Union Signal and tho Young
Crusader, two publications Of h W,
G. T. L. have let for the coast. They
were Joined b.. Mrs Thresc jenkins
OF Cheyenne. state vice president.
The convention viii be the sSth an
nual meeting Of the W. c. T. L. and
is expected 10 be tho largest and best
attended OF any or the gatherings
Tho program which viii be held at
tho civic auditorium In San Francisco
viii include discussions OF many
world wide movements In which the
organization has been taking a no
table and active port.
, 1921-08-11
FOUND
IN fiIGHTOWER'S ROOM.

SAN FRANCISCD. Aug, U-A
ssarch to-day u the room occupied by
W. a HiEhtower, a baker. who Inst
nier led the police TO the grave Of
tho Rev. Patrick Hcslin. missing
priest. revealed a rife. pieces OF b'ood'
stained burinp and clipping from 10
cal newspapers showing the amount Of
the reward offered for tho priests re.
turn.
The police said they would con.
front Iiightuwor at once with their
nndLnEs.
, 1921-08-11
PAGE THREE

office At h provincial legislative
building with impressive ceremony
Lis E1ceieney landed at Kings
wharf from the steamship Empress OF
France on M government steamed
Lady Cry Whistles from river
craft shrieked n welcome and Immense
crowds cheered wildly as he stepped
ashore and stood at salute a a band
PLAYED the national anthem
He wore the uniform Of a British
general.
, 1921-08-11
south Fork Inn Attracts
Casper People.

The inn at South Fork. which = To-
Gated in the mountains Just above
Buffalo. has attracted a number Wis.
itors from Casper during tho hot sum
mer months. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy g.
Wyiand and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shu-
maker, who havo been spending some
time there. have Just returned TO their
homes in the city where Mr. and Mrs
francis Brown. who were called away
on business have Just returned TO tho
inn.
, 1921-08-11

frs Roberts makes her home in De
troit where her husband Is prominent
in railroad circles She has beef the
Incentive for many informal social
events during her stay here.
T. j. Carroll. capitals. and pohii-
clan from California is in the city Wis
itins with his brother. James Car.
roll.
William Cobb and A. r. Lo~ey. both
attorneys hero, have left on a cage
chicken hunt for the next day or
two.
The Few. c L. Thompson, Jr.. pas
tor OF the First Baptist church. has
left for Winchester, KY, where he
viii spend a nth vacation with
his parents at his q home.
Edwin c. Mesheny Of Denver is
spending a few Gays hcrc looking
after business matters
j. S. Evans of salt Lake City. Utah
is booking after oil matters in the
city for a few Gays.
c. S. Talbot is spending the day
here from his headquarters in spo-
kane. Wash. looking atfer interests
connected with his business.
Or. and Mrs. William Frackeiton
end party viii arrive tomorrow ven
ing from Sheridan for a visit OF so,-
eral days.
Dave Davidson and party arc now
en- route &c tho Yellowstone National
park where they VIII spend several
days touring the wonder country.
W. Il. Finney OF tho Midwest Rein.
Ing company has left for Elk Basin
where he will iook after company bus
mess Tor some time
Dr. and Mrs. ". A. Myers nave left
overland On y fishing and camping
trip ~of-severai days.
Or. and Mrs. W. G. Burnett and
Miss kathryn Burnett r spending
the weeS at their summer home in
the mountains beyond Douglas
j. II Paden has returned from a
short business trip IN The interests Of
tn Mrwest Refining companf-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cooper OF Buf.
faio are registered at the Henning no
tel while attending to business and
visiting with friends here.
Mr.. and Mr.. n. L. pea of Glcnrock
are spending n few days in the city
visiting with friends and looking after
business matters of Importance.
Miss Betty Maurus. who is employ
ed at the desk of the Henning hotel.
underwent a serious operation for
appendicitis the first OF the week and
Is now on the way TO recovery.
Mr.. n Mrs. Robert Cohen have 70
turned tfrom Denver where they
spent n vacation time OF two weeks.
Mr.. Cohen Is connected with the
C%hamberlin Furniture company.
The d. Khoury brothers, dealers In
oriental rugs, arc having an unusual
s,owinr at the Chamberiin Furniture
company.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wimpenny
and son Billy arrived in the city Inst
night for "a short visit before return
ing to their home in Riverton. Mr..
Wmpcnny has been in Boston while
Mrs. wimpenny has been visiting
with friends in Chicago.
Lester Parker. who has been Wis.
itirg here for tho past week. left last
night for his home in Denver.
Jess Keith and A. c. Kicker are in
the Yellowstone national park on a
vacation trip.
Mrs. j.. w. Burns division of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society will
give n lawn fete at the l.. A.. Reed
home. 523 South Center street. Friday
evening. this week: good home made
cake a specially. everybody come.
, 1921-08-11
NeU Governor OF
Canada Assumes
Duties in Quebec

QUEBEC. Aus. li-Amid the boom
Ing u guns from Ouebec's sncien:
citadel. Baron RynE. % Vimy. n hero
Of the great a today officially as
sumed his duties rs Canadia's new
genera. HI was sNorn info
, 1921-08-11
Leave for
Park Erin.
PERSONALS

Mrs. f. c. Williams. assistant sales
manager for the frantz shop. re-
turned yesterday morning from a
buying trip in the cast and a pleasure
trip through Colorado.
Mrs. John L.. Cunningham and chill
dren. Virginia and Junior Will arrive
here tomorrow morning from En-
, 1921-08-11

pcria. Kan. to spend a month visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Hanwny, and
with other relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave LockridEe OF
Lander arc visiting in the city with
friends and relatives for a few dsye-
A. c. Campbell of Cheyenne and
Denver. is spending a few days here
attending 10 legal matters and visit
ing with numerous business sequaint-
anecs-
Mr.. and Mr., W. ]. Farmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Order. who have
been on a fishing trip in the Path
finder country. have returned to
their homes in the city.
NJ. o. Danford OF the Midwest Re
filming company n left Billings for
the Cat Creek fields where he will
look after business for tho company
for a few days
AIRS. McGrew OF ord, Neb.. is in
the city visiting with her son, r..
L. McGrcw. Mrs. McGrew Is fayorabiY
impressed with Casper and will re
main here for some time.
L. knlckenbacher is in tho Cat
Greek field OF Montana looking after
business matters for the Midwest Re
fiuins company.
Tom Downs or this city is pend.
ing several days in Lander on bust
ness.
w. E. wcnzel is in Lander assisting
in transferring tire electric. light poles
from the main <otreets TO the alleys
in that city.
Miss ID. L. Mortimer is spending
sevorsi days hero visiting with rela-
tives and her many friends. Miss
Mortimer has Just returned from a
trip through the cast. She was for
meriy connected with the Casper Bust.
ness college and is now employed by
a prominent Lusk firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Borsch. Mr..
and Mrs. L l.. Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs J J Halo niotored here from
Salt Creek Tuesday and will spend tht
remainder of the week on business
and pleasure missions in Casper.
Francis Hertzia. graduate OF
Georgetown law schcca and who was
recently admitted to practice law in
Wyoming stopped in Casper while
enacu,c to Powell. wyo. whore he
may locate.
Mr.. J.. Burke has returned here
from his summer home in the noun.
tains where he has been spending an
extended vacation With his friends.
Hench and Buiach. lawyers. have
moved their offices from a suite OF Of
fees formerly occupied to more com.
modious quarters, suite sof-.o5 in the
Midwest building.
Mrs. q. W. Burns division OF the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society will
give a lawn fetc at the l.. A. Reed
home. 5es South Center street, Friday
evening. Refreshments WIN be served
and everyone is inTited.
Stanley Chisholm, dance and pool
hall operator at Mills, wyo- was ar
rested by county authorities this
morning on a warrant charging him
with wife desertion. Chisholm II is
alleged deserted his wife at Lara
mic.
Mrs. Tom Bell. prominent Lusk
matron, is spending a brief visit with
friends in Casper while on a com
bined pleasure and shopping tour.
Judge 4. B. Campbell. OF the Mid
west Refining company stan. arrived
here Wednesday morning from chey-
enne.
B, II. Scott returned this evening
to Denver after spending the day here
t~ransactlng business.
". A. Morrison OF Plymouth. n. H..
is spending he day here on business
while registered at the Henning hotel.
Mrs. Dan Roberts and son. Dan Jr.
are the house guests OF Miss Lily and
| Waldo Roberts while spending a shor
vacation in Casper visiting friends,
GIRLS DON
, 1921-08-11

Among Welsh miners II is a super
stltution that when Il new man Is tax
en- on at n mine he is never to be al
lowed to so down with tho first SHIFT
He must go Town with the last shift
otherwise misfortune viii follow.
, 1921-08-11
Swimming Party
is Enjoyed

Among the many gucsts OF the open.
ing night at the Mills plunge and
dance hail was a party including Mr..
and Mrs v. F. Hanway n family.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Wisner and
daughter Gene. Mrs. Herod. formerly
Miss Eileen Mcneil, Of Houston,
Texas. who Is visiting in the city with
her mother. Mrs Wisner. Mrs. De
Pew. Miss Polly wickStrum and Mas
ter Clare De Pew.
, 1921-08-11
Miss Adams Returns
Berkeley.

Miss Ruth Adams. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Il. W. Adams. who has been
depending the summer vacation with
iAer parents at their home on South
David street, has returned to Berkeley.
Cal. where sho will enter her third
year at the university.
, 1921-08-11

The Duke Of Devonshiro recently
stated that his gardens alone cost him
$50. 900 a year to maintain
, 1921-08-11
Visitors From
Kansas Here,

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. scofield and two
sons OF Elkhart. Kan. arc in the city
as house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
W. Twiggs. $40 East Third street.
Mrs. Scoficld is a sister of the mss
tess. The visitors intend TO remain
bcre for remainder OF the month.
Joe Mansfield and party left yes
terday~ on a motor trip to Colorado.
Meeting Of
General Aid.
Tho General Aid society of tho
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the par
lors a the Methodist church AZ.
members are asked TO be present a.
business OF Importance will DO pie-
sented during tho business session.
Return From
Park Trip. e aas
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Petersen AMI
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Bloom OF OMAHA,
have returned from n motor trip OF
thirteen days through the Yellow
ston National park. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bloom are now guests at tho homs OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson.
Pythisn Sisters
TO Meet.
The Pythian sisters will meet in reg
uiar session tonight. Initiation viii
be in order and a discussion OF the
Grand Lodge 4 be held In Casper.
August 20. 80 and 81. will be held. All
members arc asked TO be present at
tho meeting.
"a
Mrs. Gloria Dare Blake. who has
bee spending several days at Lewis
Lake. near Lander, has returned to
her horne hero. Mr.. Blake was de-
tanned in Lander to repair the steer
ing wheel of his motor car.
Leave for
Park Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Challenger and
daughter. Marjorie. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Mccormick ave left for the Vel
lowstone National park where they in
tend to spend the next two weeks.
Both of the parties are driving in new
Buick motor cars.
, 1921-08-11

Tho average man can life one and
half times his own weight.
, 1921-08-11
FfshinE Party Leaves
For ~Sweetwafer.

Mr.. and Mrs. a J. Woods and Mr..
and Ms C II. Anderson have left
overland for the swectVater country
where they intend to spend about a
week on n camping and flshins trip.
, 1921-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Borsch. Mr..
and Mrs. L l.. Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. J J Halo niotored here from
Salt Creek Tuesday and will spend tht
remainder OF tho week on business
and pleasure missions in Casper.
, 1921-08-11

Mrs. ]. w. Burns division of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society will
give n lawn fete at the l.. A. Reed
home, 523 South Center street. Friday
evening. this week: good home made
cake a specially. everybody come.
s-Ip.3t
, 1921-08-11

Jess Keith and A. c. Kicker are in
the Yellowstone national park on a
vacation trip.
, 1921-08-11

Lester Parker. who has been Wis
itirg here for tho past week. left last
night for his home in Denver.
, 1921-08-11

Miss ID. L. Mortimer is spending
several days here visiting with rela-
tives and her many friends. Miss
Mortimer has Just returned from a
trip through the cast. She was for
meriy connected with the Casper Bust.
ness college and is now employed By
a prominent Lusk firm.
, 1921-08-11

B, II. Scott returned this evening
to Denver after spending tho day here
transactlng business.
, 1921-08-11

Francis Hertzia. graduate OF
Georgetown law schoci and who was
recently admitted to practice law in
Wyoming. stopped in Casper while
cnfoutc to Powell. Wyo.. where he
may locate.
, 1921-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wimpenny
and son Billy arrived in the city Inst
night for n short visit before return
ing to their home in Riverton. MIR.
Wmpcnny has been in Boston while
Mrs. Wimpenny has been visiting
with friends in Chicago.
, 1921-08-11

Judge 4. q. Campbell. OF the Mid
west Refining company staff. arrived
here "Wednesday morning from Chey-
anne.
, 1921-08-11

Hench and Bu'iach. lawyers. have
their offices from a suite of Of
fices formerly occupied to nor com.
modious quarters. suite so4-c05 in the
Midwest building.
, 1921-08-11

Mrs. D. W. Burns division OF the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society will
give a lawn fetc at the L. A. Reed
home. SEQ South Center street, Friday
evening. Refreshments WIN be served
and everyone is inTited.
, 1921-08-11

W. r. wcnzel is in Lander assisting
in transferring the electric. light poles
from the main <otreets to the alleys
in that city.
, 1921-08-11

w. A. Morrison of Plymouth, \. H..
is spending the day here on business
while registered at the Henning hotel.
, 1921-08-11

Mrs. Tom Bell. prominent Lusk
matron, is spending a brief visit with
friends in Casper while on a com
bined pleasure and shopping tour.
, 1921-08-11

Stanley Chisholm, dance and pool
hall operator at Mills, Wyo- vas ar
rested by county authorities this
morning o a warrant charging hin,
with wife desertion. Chisholm II is
alleged deserted his wife at Lara
mic.
, 1921-08-11

Mrs. Dan Roberts and son Dan Jr.
are the house guests OF Miss Lily and
Waldo Roberts while spending a short
vacation in Casper visiting friends
, 1921-08-11

The D. Khoury brothers, dealers In
oriental rugs, arc having an unusual
showing at the Chamberiin Furniture
company.
, 1921-08-11

Tom Downs or this city is spend.
several days in Lander on bust
ness.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14

Rather oddly shaped is this
beaded bag, suspended from
a she'll frame, and decidedly
individual. 1880
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Order By Mail

II you cannot visit the store and make your sclcc-
tions personally clip the item you desire, and order
BY mail. We will attend to your requirements
immediately, giving your order the same careful
attention it would receive if you made your selection
in person.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14

A Metallic Brocade Flat
Purse from Paris, in vivid
hues with gilt edging and
several convenient compart-
ments. 1880
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14

Bridge Set of cross-grain
Morocco in various colors.
Contains two decks of cards
and score pad. 5.75
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-01-01
Bargains in Underwear and Lingerie

Cold days like these make Ladies'
appreciate
Valera silk aud Wool Union Suits
dollar BIZ has provided us with
II stock Of Eastern isles Philippine Lin
gerie at half their original price.
Every stitch in Eastern Isles" Lin
gcric is hand work. TIE fine embroid-
cry is the work Of people whose race for
centuries has eXcelled in needlework.
There are fine envelope che,nese
which will be lovely under sheer frocks
or Elouses And night gowns SO pretty
they'll delight you. Just think Of buy
ing these hand made, hand embroidered
garments at $500 to $3.50
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-08

A knowledge of the law of health does not by ini
stinc says leading authority must be taught Every
should taught desire cleanliness instead of accepting
protest. for cleanliness leads to health and health
riches the power of paves the road to
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-08

scientist report the discovery that the earth
800 900 miles center of the universe
Happily however, that fact will not effect the numberf eggs
your pet hen will lay in the run of season. |,*J ! Il
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-08
NONPARTISAN LEAGUE IN ,oas'4
STATE CONVENTION TODAY
(By United PresS)

Mitchell 8. D., June S.---A state
convention, of the nonpartisan league
today was to hear the national preIl-
dent, A. G! Townley, in debate with
William LANCER, arch-enemy of the
league in North Dakota. This was
the schedule for the closing day OF
the state nonpartisan conclave.
Governor Lynn j. Frazier and 9TH
er leaders OF the league were to speak
during the convention.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-08
FREE PUBLICITY

We are heartily in sympathy with expressions of opinion
recently by the National Editorial IN It's
etn In it says that every publisher IN me COUNTY,
cond make fine "bunc of the free publicity which
reaches office month"; Highly paid mer are
in writing this not the least offender IN this
is the itself Articles sent out by the
Department nothing or less than hgh class adver
ing that might put out and expect to pay
at the regular advertising rates Certain lands are placed
fore the public fine places for investment and settlement to
the detriment of Others
We have reading of the articles sent out by
socaed publicity association through its president and what
that president to parallel pretty
closely certain other publicity coming to desk which
makes strong arguments favorable to higher freight and
passenger Perhaps there connection
but it would look better the railroads for their pub
lcity and the government to do likewise
agencies persuade the publisher that space
his paper the free of institution that wishes TO-
that worth anything they will be able to get
lot of free publicity up the publisher I'd demand
for his trade it to merchant to demand pay
cy could we'll be spared complaining about the
time we consume looking it. We have large waste bas
ket 81.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
Crown PoINT News
Happenings Of A Day In Lake Counys Lively Capital.

Brown wlll make her home with her
brother Mat Brown for the present
Mss Jessie Pettibone has completed
her work az Chicago university and
has returned home to take charge q
her work in the Crown Point schools.
Misses Edna stevens. Nellie and Cora
Taylor spent Saturday and sunday with
relatives IN Star city
Mr.. and Mrs clifford EtlinE Of
Hammond were with Mrs. Elizabeth
schmal over the weekend.
Miss Laura Pettibone Is spending her
annual vacation from her duties n Co
Recorder Roses office.
NEW MARRIAGE LICENsEs
Eli A Duhane Chicago. Lillian 81
MeGlachy. Gary; Michael Parosz Ham
mond. Bronislaus Owczarzak. Ham
nlond DIN NJ. wilson, Indiana Har-
7or. H!ldred NJ E. Cook. Indiana Har-
Dor: Raymond r Mather. Cary Cecilia
N. Mirth. Gary: Stanley 8f!chna. East
Chicago, Amelia Cznbek. East Chicago,
julius Nemeth. East Chicago, Annie
Kovash. East Chicago. Earl W Rydea
East Chicago. Irma NJ Moch. Indiana
Harbor; Paul Leondrou Hammond. 70
Safareas Patazeaou, Hammond, Will
ia ma Stout. England. Ark Anna
Kuns. Gary; Dan Donyanovich. Indi-
ana Harbor. Mary Popovich. Indiana
Harbor: Edward T. Bloom. East Chi
cago. Elsie P Fischer Hammond.