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, 1925-01-23
BOULDER dam
PLAN is URGED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. - The
necessity of construction of a dam
in the Colorado river at Boulder Can.
yon as proposed in the Johnson
Swing bill was declared imperative
for residents OF the Imperial valley
before the senate reclamation com
mittee today by Commissioner Mead
OF the reclamation bureau.
Mr.. Mead also insisted there was
an ultimate need for the project for
citizens in the Yuma Arizona district.
4 permanent safeguard Of the water
supply both for irrigation and domes-
tic S must be set up for the lower
Colorado river basin, he said. Set
tiers in this territory have been ham
pered financially and It is UP to the
government to act. no said.
, 1925-01-23
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CzGAfy.'
, 1925-01-23
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR sALE-3-room house. hard.
wood floors. full basement. mo-
dern except bath. with sewer in
street. Call at 1924 B. Melrose.
, 1925-01-23
BULL G IN ToMrS

MADRID, Jan. 22--Two enraged
bulls locked horns in the center OF
tho public square and fought until
both OF them lay bleeding and ex-
, 1925-01-23
ABSTRACT STATEMENT,
COUNTY
OF the Cost of Maintaining County Government +
to January lat, 1925.

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p Pare an. under ssks sns tl gssvj tbs sss ef sss showing axs H 4; es%gil sad s esrsfs
ss sssi s Indebtedness a.ss. issued sa,a during cs 'ns' ss,'s r.,..,...
Books and Stationery
Officers and Deputies Salaries, Contingent Expenses, . (. "a
ooy stfs' TREA SO fsserd' 's''''''
Stationery, Books, Printing, Etc. ----..-- 7's64ss
Officers and Deputies Salaries Salaries, Contingent Expenses s,ssl.5s
Officer, and Deputies Salaries. Contingent Expenses 2'7n14sa
offssSs and Deputies Salaries. Contingent Expenses s,2s7.sS
Salaries, Contingent Expenses ---------- 14s2s.s3
Officers and Deputies Salaries. Contingent Expenses 5,eo4so
Per Rism, Mileage, Etc. Juror Fees, Witness Fees Mis- ,o 80
ja ;sss.. f fss:. H sss s:i Fee. e' Hi.ssf.s s''s:' r ss Fees, s.s4sss
Ss $sa. S R;5ss: 4 As.:F Meals .s 4s ss1.1 ss alss.ih; sssss:
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erial cInie: Miscellaneous Expenses----------- s,e5oi7
$ $ $:;;::: F s:::;::: 5s ss2';s
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Total Warrants and Certificates
STATE OF TyoM1ss. COUNTY q NArRoNA; !.
Abstract ! s s:sssS sst Of tss i Tsssl n saa ssnss e Warrant. n = ss9 and az e.s sialssss:
Of Indebtedness issued by the County Of Natrona in the State of
Wyoming from July 1st, 1924, to January list, 1925.
ALMA F. HAwLEY,
County Clerk.
Casper, Wyoming, January Ord. 1925. =
STATE OF WYOMING, COUNTY OF NArRoNA, 81.
It Is hereby certified that the foregoing is q true and complete
Of Natrons il the State Of Wyoming g from July is i 1924, to . Jan,
s ssEY d 5a; 1ss sv4i iss tss ss cost s.s ss %:is ssd sssi tie ss's Of Iassbt Ct s:
farsssr q g.. s's I'm ssst . : snss Of iadsS. snsa.fs q t sss' County sssa is ' sas: n
correct; all evidenced by reports filed with the Board Of County
Commissioners by the County Treasurer and County Clerk
Witness my hand al Chairman of the Board Of County Commits
sioners, attested BY the County Clerk this Bird day Of January, A. D.
1925.
~ G. I. MORGAN,
Chairman Of the Board Of County COMMISSIONER
Aten: ALMA F. HAWLEY,
(sEAE County cerk.
, 1925-01-23
FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK

FOR sALE-Forty pure bred brown
Leghorn hens. 10 alive decoy
ducks. ] coal burning colony
brooder. Phone OIL.
, 1925-01-23
HELP WANTED-Female

WANTED Woman to care for q
year old baby girl. write Tribune
Box B-210.
, 1925-01-23

hausted in the street. They had
been hitched to two carts. but
quickly shook off their harness
when the battle began.
, 1925-01-23
$1,114.75o
Total amount due

STATE OF WYOMING, COUNTY OF NATRONA. 4. ~
1t Is hereby certified that the foregoing is a true and complete
Abstract Statement of the receipts and Disbursements of the Counts
Natrons In the State of Wyoming from July LIST, 1924, to Deem
Ger, 3lst, 1874, and that the statement of the bonded indebtedness
# the County and School Districts of this County is true and correct
AGNES NJ. CLARE,
County Treasurer.
, 1925-01-23
For Sale-REAL T A

STRAWBERRY FARM.
STRAWBERRY and chicken farm.
IA acres in Big Horn Basin, I
riile from railway. all Improved.
under ditch, part planted 20 straw
berries, terms at $3.50.
See Ben Realty Co.
Realtors
2o2 Midwest Bldg.
, 1925-01-23
FOR TRADE


To trade offset acreage we'll, two
thousand feet, Fl Collins. on struc-
ture for use once run pipe Address
ZerAr 1928 Mapleton St. Boulder.
Colorado.
, 1925-01-23

FOR TRADE Improved Oregon
farm for Casper property. Phone
Ss1.
, 1925-01-23
oNE-HALF COST
FOR PENTHOUSE.
KEEPING ROOMS

FOR RENT-one room furnished.
s15. 4o6 w. First; two rooms fur
nished. $40, 800 N. Ash. Phone 453.
, 1925-01-23
For Sale-Household Goods

FOR SALE-Ciark-Jewel range,
Lorraine regulator. also linoleum.
Phone 1897. 262 S. jackson.
, 1925-01-23

STATEMENT OF THE BOMBED INDEBTEDNESS.
OF County and School Districts 1t the close of the Semi-Annusl
period December, S1st, 1924, as shown by the Bond Register of the
rI County.
, 1925-01-23
FOR SALE-POULTRY

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
hens. Just beginning 10 lay. $3.50
each. inquire s27 S. Kimball.
, 1925-01-23
ABSTRACT STATEMENT
AttAs
(SEAL)

OF the receipts and disbursements Of the County. Of N.tFona,
the County government from July LIST, 1924, to December 81s.
1924. Prepared under the provisions of Section 1921. Compiled
Statutes Of 1920.
, 1925-01-23
MONEY TO LOAN

FOR sAIE-Cigar and news stand.
downtown location. Boz B-211 Trt'
bune.
, 1925-01-23

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The Winslow mail., 1925-06-19
Buster KeatOn Starts
Picture Near Kingman

Buster Keaton, one of movie
lands greatest comedians, began
active work on a six-reel comedy
at the Duncan ranch near Kingman
last week. Much equipment was
taken to the ranch in preparation
for the picture, which will be a
cowboy story with Keaton as the
hero, and is the first picture Keaton
has made in this state. Famous
Players-Lasky company is filming q
big western picture on the Painted
Desert near Kayenta, in this county
The Winslow mail., 1925-06-19

Peanut Butter, lib. pals 32c
Apple Butter, Welch's, jar 23c
Cocoa, Bakers, IL h.. 24c
Catsup Del Monte, IL PTS 18c
Catsup Del Monte, pints -24c
Worcestershire Sauce --------34c
Mayonnaise, Gold Medal ---------------.31c
Apricots, No. 2 IL Del Monte Bile
Apricots, No. 2 IL Mission 24c
Blackberries, No. 2 Diamond 29c
Raspberies, No. 2 Del Monte ---3Sc
Strawberries, No. 2 Del Monte
Loganberries, No. 2 Del Monte PIC
Peaches, No. 2 IL Del Monte
Peaches, No. 2 1-2 Mission
Fruit Salad, No. Del Monte .--28c
Fruit Salad, No Del Monte --...-36c
Fruit Salad, No. 2 1-2 Del Monte Acc
Pineapple, Sliced Flats Del Monte --18c
Pineapple, Sliced No. 2 Del Monte. -.29c
Pineapple, Sliced No. 2 1-2 Del Monte ---34c
Cherries, No. Del Monte .19c
Cherries, No. 2 Del Monte
Cherries, No. 2 IL Del Monte --43c
Pears, No. 1-2 Mission SIC
Grapes No. 1-2 Mission .22c
Salmon, tall cans red, Del Monte Bic
Salmon, flat cans red, Del Monte. --.-21c
Sardines, Imported Norwegian --13c
Sardines, Portolo
The Winslow mail., 1925-06-19
Sale Lasts From June 20 to June 27

Honey strained, small 14c
Honey, strained, medium jars---------- 21c
Honey, strained, large jars -32c
Preserves, Welch's, Alb. jar
Strawberry 81 AZ
Preserves, Welch's, Alb. jar
ApricOts .O2
Preserves, Welch's, Alb. jar
Peach ---------- w
Preserves, Welch's, Alb. jar
Grapelade 81. .16
Preserves, Welch's, Alb. jar
Cherry Sl.32
Preserves, Welch's, Alb. jar
Raspberry 81 80
Preserves, Welch's, Alb. jar
Blackberry --. $1.19
Corn Beef, Rose Brand, No. L. ,21c
Roast Beef, Rose Brand, No. 1-21c
Vienna Sausage, Rose Brand, No. r. &c
Sliced Beef, tin, Rose Brand, No. 1-2-17
Veal Loaf, Rose Brand 12c
Lunch Tongue, Rose Brand d-22c
Pork and Beans, Van Camps, small ll1Oc
Pork and Beans, Van Camps medium 15c
Pork and Beans, Van Camps large23c
Milk Maricopa, tall lie
English Walnuts, Diamond Brand Acc
English Walnuts, Kernel Brand 38c
Ripe Olives, Del Monte, small 12c
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
"AS MAN DESIRES" AT PALACE
Milton sills goes to sea again.

Milton Stills goes to sea again.
 He is Captain John Clay, of the two -mastcd pearl schooner lark" in First Nationals "As Man De- slres." q rapld-fre drama of TO- nance at the Palace thcatcr Thurs day. Friday Saturday.
 Viola Dana, who is co-fcatured in the drama, in the role of a half wild native dancing girl, falls in love with him and SiIls takes her with the intention of making her into a fine lady," as rebuff 10 the mem ory of the girl whose fanced inildeI- fly has brought about his disgrace and exile.
 The Keith vaudeville bill will be an all star one as four very fine acts are offered. Topping the bill is Magic Glasses" fine musical comedy revue with a cast of six cap- able artists including a bevy of pret- !ty girls. Another headincr is Ar mand and Perez, positively the greatest pair of acrobats that ever stepped on a New Britain stage. Jean Boyston is a clever singing comedicnne and has a routine of popular songs that she sings in her original manner Winchester and Ross are comedians and patrons will get clever act here as these two boys are very talented.
 Beginning Sunday for four day run "The Chorus Lady" tale of the stage and race track will be the big attraction.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
FRANCE FEARS DANzIG WILL CAUSE NEW EUROPEAN WAR
Newspapers Carry Sensational Ar
 ticles About Feeling of Dis satisfaction.

| Paris, March 11.-"Danzig is like powder magazine" says the cor respondent of Le Journal who, with the representative of Le Matin, went to the free city 10 investigate the difficulties between it and Poland
 "The day Europe blows up, it will be because Danzig has cxplod- ed, the correspondent continues. Two Prussian artillorymen await, fone at koenigSberg and the other at Berlin, fuse in hand ready 10 act when the time comes"
 Le Journal and I.e Matin corrcs- pondents arrive at the same conclu- sion, that is, that the free city of Danzig is neither free nor neutral and is preparing an army to aid Germany in wrestling the corridor from Poland.
 Le Journal correspondent says that instead of the expected few Hundred police he found in Dan zig, three thoussnd, all former of- ficcrs or nOn- commissioned men, while from 20 to 30 thousand Ger man officers and non commissioned men, "camouflagcd as police or tuncuonarles are preparing dyna- mlte to blow up the treaty of Yer sailles and again unchain war in Europe"
 Le Mathis representative says that Danzig, with its German pop
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
WOMAN HUNTER IS
 KILLED BY RHINO
Noted Irish Female Explorer and
 British Officer Meet Death

London, March 11.--A despatch to the Daily Mail from NairoDi. Brit ish East Africa reports that Mrs. Green, noted Irish explorer from Dublin, and Capt, Atkins, British officer, have been killed by shi- noceros.
 Mrs. Green had crossed Alri@a from the Belgian Congo to NairoSi and Wus about to climb Mount KeP- va when she encountered the rhin- oceros at Nanyulli. She fired with & small bore rifle and wounded ths animal which then charged and killed her.
 Capt, Atkins and his wife arrived later and, unaware of Mrs. Greens death, alighted from a motor car. The rhinoceros charged them. The captain shouted warning to his wife and tried to blind the animal by throwing his coat over it's head. The rhinoceros however, tramplcd the captain to death.
 Mrs. Atkins escaped and brought back gunmen and they killed the rhinoceros.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
4 OR ] BILLIONS OF FRANCS NEEDED
France Must Have Them to Pay,
 LOaCheur Declares

Paris March 11.--A foreign loan Of four or five billions okufnnes to enable the treasury to pay its obli- gatlons promptly is Frances funda- mental need in the present and ap- preaching fiscal crisis says Louis I Loucheur in a long interview pub lished by Le Journal The paper had appealed to him. as an outstand- ing expert in finance. 10 suggest way cut for the country, facing the ma turity of 23,000. 0.00O,00O francs worth of securities this year.
 "lf the treasury had sufficient margin to enable it to meet prompt ly all demands for payment, every thing soon would go smoothly" the former minister said. "Bondhoders who demanded reimbursement would be the first 10 bring back their money 10 the treasury if they saw that the treasury was paying. It is in fact question of conn- dtncc."
 Unfortunately, the government | had raised the interest rates on it's recent lOans so that the problem Of rcfunding had become difficult and burdonsome but he added, "I know that a foreign loan is possible, and l believe it is necessary"
 This loan also, he added, would provide means for a campaign to inn prove the franc, while the $t00, ,000,- 000 Morgan loan was reserved for defense if the franc were attacked.
 He believed the senate would inn prove on the chambers budget pro- visions and bring about a balance, and as the commercial trade bal ance was favorable thanks to the tourists there was no reason for dis Couragement.
 Taxes could not be Increased with out diminishing thes public absorp- ton of loans, as there were only 111.000, ,00o,0OO francs in circulation, 1000, GOO Of paper money and 70000,O00,oo0 of bonds which in cluded as the virtual equivalent of bank notes.
 Therefore the required margin to meet the first bond maturing and 10 1ccstablish confidence by prompt payment was obtainabDe only through a loan abroad
 He believed the franc must be would be dangerous If too rapid and the cost of living must first be de-
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
FINED AND JAILED FOR
 BORROWING" AUTOMOBILE
Jerome Street Man Says He Did Not Think Owner Would
 Object.

Found guilty on charges of talk ing an automobile without pcrmis- sion and operating without license. John Bc2rundcczyk of I'll Jerome street was fined $50 and sentenced to tO days in Jail by Judge Ben IGmin w. Alling in police court this morning, He was arrested Monday night by patrolman William Do- herty when he was found operating q mnchin" owned hy Dominick Bcrudc2yk that had been reported stolen,
 Bczrund"c1yk pleaded guilty say ing that he did not think at the time he took the machine that the owner had any objection 10 his using if. Tho owner of inc ma chine was not anxious to press the charge.
 Mrs Edward Gallagher of AS Seymour avenue. arraignod on charges of assaulting Mrs. Thomas Vain and Mrs. Hiding Johnson, en- tered plea of not guilty and her Caso was continued until Friday for trial.
 John Bend2a, 1G years old, Of 97 Hartford avenue, pleaded not guilty to q serious charge on complaint of a four year old girl, ard at the re- quest of Attorney Morris D. Saxe, who appeared for him, the case was continued until Saturday for trial, no objection being entered by As sistant Prosecutor William NJ GrncnsfNin
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
WENNERBERG PROGRAM

The Wennerberg Chorus has ar ranged for several appearances dur ing the coming months. which will take it to several neighboring cities. On March 27, as has been an- nounced, concert will be given at the Trinity Methodist church, under the auspices of Everyman's Bible class. On March 31, the chorus will give concert in Portland, un- der the auspices of the Portland Swedish Lutheran church. On April 16 the chorus will appear at a con- cert in the Imanuel Lutheran church of Hartford, under the au- spices of the manuel Daughters, society of that church, and on April 22 the chorus will give a concert in the Bristol high school auditorium.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
P. o. Authorities Probe
 Poisoned Candy Plot

Mount Holly N. J., March H. Postal authorities and local police are Investigating an alleged poisoned candy plot in which Miss Katherine V. Thompson, a school teacher, and several others were made ill.
 The candy, tied with ribbon and bearing the stamp of q well known manufacturer was received by Miss Thompson through the mail last week. She gave her younger broth CT and sister some and then took the box to school and passed it among her pupils, All became ill, several violently so.
 An examination of the candy showed that it had been tempered with and chemical analysis will be made to determine whether it con- tained poison. All persons who ate the candy have recovered,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
PETER PAN" AT CAPITOL

Peter Pan" the boy who wouldn't grow up. has come to take you to Inc land of make believe on the screen at the Capitol Thursday, Fri- Gay and Saturday.
 The Herbert Brenon. Paramount production of James NJ. Barrle's im- mortal fantasy is one of the clcanest, cleverest and most entertaining pie lures you've ever been given the3 op- portunity to see.
 Betty Bronson, selected by Barrie himself to portray the title. .rolo,. heads q strong east Of featured players which includes Ernest Tor renee, Cyril Chadwick, Virginia Brown Faire and Anna May Wong.
 The picture shows, as the stage production never could their adven- lures with the Indians and Pirates. Every word picture the author painted in the story has been visual ized on the screen-evon to the chil- dren flying over the house-tops. Roy Pomeroy, who obtained such marvel GUS effects In "The Ten Command ments," saw to this. You've never witnessed anything quite like it be- fore in your life and it will he long time before you see such a pie ture again.
 The bill of Keith vaudeville will he an excellent one and will feature Resista, the little lady who changes her weight and. the height at will Resista Is pretty dainty miss weighing only a8 pounds yet as she shows on the stags it is impossible for anybody, no matter how strong, to life her off the floor if she so de- sires. She is a marvel of the twentieth century and gives 9. dem, onstratiop lef her powers that will, be long remembered. Other acts on the bill will include The Durants, a. pair of variety wonders; Haney Sis. ters and Fine who offer a singing and dancing revue At the Cross Road': Lew. and Mad Wilson in Nothing Tn the Mouth: and Clark. and Donnelly in "All in Fun"
 There will be continuous shows. daily.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
Jay Walkers Have Right
 At Street Crossings

Philadelphia, March 1.-The United States circuit court Of ap- peais yesterday decided that auto- mobilists have the right of way over pedestrians on streets set aside for them, but at street crossings. even when tratnc signals are set for them 10 proceed, they must have their machines under control for quick stops.
 The decision was made in uphold ing q $100U0 verdict against d taxi cab company, the beneficiary being q widow. Her husband started over a street crossing and the signal changed when he reached the cen- ter, permitting yehicular traffic 10 proceed He was killed by a cab which, witnesses testified, was run ming between thirty-hve and forty miles an hour.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
F Year Old Scout Gets
 Medal for His HerOism

New York, March 11.-JotannaS Rartholowsky T. years old. of Los Angeles, has been awarded the Boy Scout medal for horoism. it was an- nounced today from the national headquarters of the Boy Scouts of America, The award was in rec ognition of the youths gallant con- duet in rcscuing a comrade clinging desperately to the side of 40-foot cliff"
 Bartholowsky and another youth were building d trail across the face Of cliff, it vas explained. when the second boy fell over the edge. He managed to grab q small shrub and held on until RarthoIowsky rescued him by suspcnding himself from a small tree.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11

ulation of a third of a million, can arm G0,0O0 men at the first call. He adds that the city is regular ar scnal of rifles and machine guns This correspondent quotes q so- called secret report to the senate by Major Wagner, chief of this verit- able army and who is camouhaged before the curious as an inspector of customs' 10 show that a Danzig army is prepared to take over the defense of the corridor against Po- land after the Germans from both sides have pinchod 1t off and forced the Poles to retire.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11


 theme that wanted or unwanted, every person comes into the world as a result of the potent influence or love or hate, Is vlvidly dramatlzed in this story which takes the spec tator through the social centers of Europe through the great war and one 10 a stupendous climax. The news reels and selected comedies balance the program. ut
 Two big features are booked for the last three days of the week. Monte Blue and Marie Provost arc the featured players in How to Educate a Wife" story from the pen of Elinor Glyn. while Tho Bandolero' is a dashing thrilling, romantic tale of sunny Spain.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
BOmbardment of Jeddah
 By Tribesmen Stopped

By THo Associated Frcss,
 London, March 11--Reports rcach- ing official quarters in London today indicate that the bombardmcnt by the Wahabi tribesmen of Jeddah,- the port of Mecia, has almost stopped. There are indications, it is added, that King Ais troops. which are securely ontronched in the city, will be able to hold out several weeks without aid from the outside.
 There were no casualties among the British or other foreigners in Jeddah, and the loss of life on both sides is declared to number not more than, twenty-five.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
FOREIGN INTERESTS OFFERED

Washington. March 11.-Foreign interests, public and private. offered $152.500,O00 in securities for sale in the United States during February.
 The figures made public today by the Department of Commerce, show ed that this country continues to hold it's position as chief interna- tional financier.
 The February total reported a marked increase over that of Janu- ry, when the offering was $G4,060,0 900.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
Dr.Tf.,lesElixir The True EamilyLaxative

Mrs. r. F. Smith, l12 Huntington Ave-, Boston, wrote: "I have been taking Dr. True's Elixir for constipa- ton and find it to be more effective than anything I ever used"
 You know the symptoms of chronic constipation: Sour stomach. belch- ing, offensive breath, heavy, dull eyes, constant headaches, and eener- al out-of-sorts, erouchy feeling. Let Dr. True's Elixir bring you relief. Family size $1,20; other sizes 6oc and 40c.
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