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New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
NORRIS GEST SUED
 FOR KALF MILLION
Italian Actress Objects to
 American Publicity

N,N York. May fl, -- Stories Of H.r rnuuusy of ludy Drana Manners, Nuu Nhum she played alternately as .h> Madonna in lUe recent sucr"ss- IM theatrical production, "Thc NuoIr," wcrr cwcoc,od for rur- poses Of publicity Princess Maria Carmi ua:chah.A Italian beauty uss,r'a
 she IS smug Morris Gcst pro- ,uccr of the spectacle, for S5od,ooo, "un}ing her reputation inquired 10 'nts ,>len' Her cuurgrS us 10 the .u.pus.s If T.. stories were made in roun }r~t,ulay through her at'or- @Ns o opposing a motion ID dismiss #.r NUt
 Tse two a'als ot "rhc Miracle" vDrc ot'C0 in the nowspapers during Im, run of That production here, Lady liana womb play one night yuj Princess Carmi tho next.
 ro9u~i for tle princess told Nc court ,Ha, G"st Lad caused tho ucws- papers Q hc informed that she 'was trying 10 force h"r way into the role contrary to the wishes of the man a- man," and that she had insisted that sno had h,cn "choson hy God .or tho part and 1T Grs' dchrs God ho will certainly ha punishod.'
 The princess says sh" was forced 70 wear Q R month olI mo'h-c0trn ,oho when She appeared as th" Md- donna and for this she asks $I"n0o
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14

The yield Of oil from an aial whale is about l4i4 tons.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
MOB IS CONVICTED
 OF MUT|LATING MAN
Sentences From 80 to 2 Years
 Inflicted in North Carolina

Ni.namston, North Carom1 May 14.- Sentencing lpstrrday Of .a ror' fcssed members ot q mob that re- moved Joseph A. N,el,eman to- bacco salosmau from the Martin county .at ou March % and muit'- ated him, marked the first 'mr ln the history Of North Carulua tua. mob has hcrn iu4i',e. tr,"l and convicted en mosso,
 Prison s.Ulaarrs rangluG from v' wars Co two ycar@. v.rr impose! or .ac n,c puur.plz In -h~ c.~r f} Iudec x. A. S,#t.a.e- l"N. p.a.ss received scr'a0~os ot our 'H '."' years. li..7 o' ;..' s.w' " ."r .n- ucseG ou m.w arfruiun'~. tno ""n ,alod with the trial costs arl h'' were granted tmn1n'y tn r.'4r ,or aa t,rdagsl ..o s'o'e in nrr. ,oru-c ns casa. Ian@m."' ras .'. ~arlcl i9 rvo cas,
 Ironrv Irrnls Grt"0 'oa,.rr.' af the ar' ur par7orwrE '.o a0rn1 oneraaon. .nw t.o .o.N.ost s.o t'0cs,
 A ,o-H,c, or @ot -u'w ~as ro corded aEalnst NrrinwaM "4lr.c- for a'ts 'urE a young won m.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
Beacon Falls Man
 Held for Forgery

Wu'Na.r> May 'i- Carl C-Wty .' l',gru0 I@''s, tar."g a charge ,' .,t ., in fh. WH~rhury riry court .ur r.o ~reaaJ tlw. "r"a th' wor,. ~us J.aol o,,r 'o d., r.At .r.mna- rrm o. fl. -p.nor cou'j u.H.r nou.> .. Sa..0o t.ts mo-aus hy JIlge John F. N.i"th. 1h.
 .cr~l raH,I GW'y today to .rr-t.I '-. .aua cf 'orf l'f'r>on, t.y va.m rlarv oas .mpaloI to a ....~ .a '5o a'ra"' n' $Nd.'# "r. e.,NuG 'rr r-..E at a ,o"1. army Ind l,, ~.cra oH May t'h Nan'y earH |. ruarga of a'umpHng to cash a fcI-.d .",. !" '.. aw"an) "' &i" ,o " v.,rr '.. ram. of Curl Peterson uas a a.~o ~,s.ol Tn 'ua trlN CaH'y r,s n'1., on probation.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
Doak Not Inclined to
 ReiOin Brooklyn Club

Tampa Florida. May II. - Bill Doak. former pitcher for the Brook Iyn Dodgers, who it is understood, the Brooklyn team IS trying to get 10 rejoin them has no intention of going back, he said over long dis tance telephone at Pra9entown.
 It is reported that a letter is in the mails to Doak signed by all Of the momhers Of the team asking him to come back and stand by Dazzy Vance and Hurley Grimes in the 1,ague race now on.
 Doal, said he did not care ID make positive statement until he found out u-ha, offers were bring made.
 IT, said he would carocu1y con siicr the matter before making q nal decision. He. now is es'ab- Hshcd in Rradentown and said that a much bigger salary o0"r would hare to he forthcoming if he re- turned to baseball.
 The contract offered him this var. according to Doak. called for a salary of s15.000. the amount hc lad demanded hut he held ont for cancellation Of the ton-day clause
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
City Items

TWo of Waterbury Ns. CllI9 An- drrson. Casino, Nnl. Ntsht adyt,
 The regular meeting ol Andrcc Lolgr. l. u. .u. r, vI.' hr L'I lIdN ,yruue In Inc Iolg,'s c.Umooua on Arch street,
 r> Senator Gsareo w. Nntt was u ,lgtor u, lhe yaw.o, m liar'tord tod.N
 w.r fir. Inr""um' vas called out a' '..e5 70 q ~wol' rWmwy g fire t' 't Iaeon s'rer' HWaage was slGh'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
PANAMA CHURCH
Balboa 10 Have Edifcc to Represent n Denominations Ii is Announced At Washington
At Washington

Washing or, May .5-~Erar"c~ " ! church at Balboa, CoDa Zone, to represent more thar a dozen de- nominations. now IS assured ti1" federal council ot churches an rounced today ]. forwarding subscriptions tota.HHg E+8.'ao 10 finance construction.
 Three churches HOW cgHsIt1te the Union church n he Canal Zone, denomination leaders having agreed the council said that few self supporting churches would r"nd"r better service than s"v"o' weak competing ones.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14

men scored lS hits, l6 of them off lloulmin Including four doubles, two triples and home run by Mor- risny in tho second inning,
 Gautrcou of Holy Cross got four hiis in siv times al bat, Carroll, Holy Cross star pitcher allowed eight hits. The score,
 rh C Holy Cross lso one 2o9-l4 ? Harvard ool o00 090--- 8 s D Batteries. Carroll and Dohcrty; Toulmin, ll,rmann and Mathcr,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
ENGLISH TENNIS MATCH

Toohampton. England, May H. IApD-In the first round Of The European gone Davis cup tennis p,ay today. Ulrch Of Denmark de faa,ad NUshu Of Rumanja, 7--', 5-1 and =. Denmark thus won the rubber and enters the second round,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
,,O TO REFORM SCHOOL

MoM2rr, May 14.-Two boys wrr" committed 10 tNo state school hy the .oca .rrcuSe court today for store hurr.an-s and two were put on pro -aucr. Tre police recovered a wide variety of .oot val0cl at S4"n at th" home oc orc of the lads.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
Holy Cross Defeats
 Harvard Nine, ll-3

rambriIao, Mass. May 14.-Ho)y ( ross ran away with Harvard yes r~rjay. hadoy hauoring Tou'min and Hlnu.ag II 10 3. The Worcester
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14

whereby a player can be released with ten days notice, This was not done, so he refused to Slgm hc said,
, 1925-02-10

to the Teapot Dome laval oil re-
serve annulment suit. left Cheyenne
Saturday night and were delivered
to Owen d. Roberts. special oil coun-
sci for the Federal government. at
Philadelphia Monday morning. The
document was transmitted by air
mail as a time-saving expedient.
The examination Of Rackmer and
O'Neil must be made in France. and
the transcript OF their testimony
transmitted to Cheyenne before
March o. the date set for trial of
the Teapot Dome Suit. Clyde NJ.
Watts, nj counsel for the govern
ment replying to assertion by coun-
sci for the Mammoth OIL company.
defendant in the annulment suit.
that It would probably be useless to
issue letters rogatory as requested
by the government because the tran
script of the desired testimony could
not reach Cheyenne before the date
of trial said that regardless OF
that there would be asked no further
postponement of the trial. Resort
to the air mail in transmitting the
letters rogatory effected a saving in
time of thirty six hours.
Counsel for the government in the
imminent suit against the Nam
, 1925-02-10
HALL IS GIVEN
TWO YEARS BY
FEDERAL COURT
Jack Gordon Draws Is
Months on Same
Charge

On his plea of guilty to
the charge of having broken
the seal of.an interstate ship
ment of sugar, making thefts
therefrom, James A. Hall
was yesterday afternoon SEN
fenced by Judge T. Blake Kennedy
in federal court to two years in the
federal penitentiary at Leaven-
worth, Kans.
with a similar charge against
him Jack Gordon was found guilty
by the jury after five hours DELHI
Grafton on one count. that of re-
ceiying stolen goods. He was sen
fenced to IS months confinement at
Leavenworth.
Jeff Atwell and l. Barss, tried
Jointly with Hall and Gordon. were
dismissed, evidence presented show
ing that they were not accomplices
In the thefts.
Hall, who Is an ex-convict. sen
fenced In Casper in connection with
a IS 1000 diamond robbery some
years ago, viii probably have &c
face other robbery charges on his
release from the federal p~enitentiary,
two state indictments being now fill
ed against him.
The particular case in which Hall,
Gordon and the other men were in
volved was the theft Of a large
quantity of sugar from a c. B. and
@. box car last December. The car
was standing in the east end Of the
Casper yards and the sugar. pre-
sumably for use In a still. was
transported by automobile. The au'
s<fomobile ran out of gas and the
men were captured by the sheriff's
office.
Hall, out on bail, was accused OF
the robbery OF the McCord-Brady
warehouse here and disappeared. He
was captured in a small Illinois
town where he was going under an
assumed name. extradited and re
turned here for trial.
, 1925-02-10

The airplane at Fairbanks, in
the hands two seasoned aviators.
was attempting to take off after un-
successful attempts had been made
yesterday. due to weather condi-
lions.
Tho faithful dog team. carrying
$50, 900 units OF serum from Nei
ana, was trotting over the winding
Ice covered trails IN the Yukon val
Icy. The team stasted out yester-
day and expected to reach here Fri.
day. Tho a%irplane. once in the air,
would travel as tho crow flies, a
much shorter distance than the dog
team route.
Nc new diphtheria cases have
been reported in four days and cpl
demic conditions have improved
greatly. the board Of health disclos-
, 1925-02-10
OF
EP|SCOPAL|AMS
DUE TOMORROW
Two Session Of Ecclesi-
asts and Lay1nen
at St. Marks

Leaders in the Episcopal
church in this state will to-
morrow open the annual con-
vocation of the Episcopal
diocese of Wyoming at st.
Marks church here. For
two days. Wednesday and Thursday
the ecclesiasts and iaymen will be
in session. The work OF women In
the church is to be of the major
features before the gathering. The
program for the convocation follows;
Wednesday
$50 A NJ. Opening service.
Holy communion and m
1880 A. NJ. Organization and
Bishops address.
1890 P. NJ. Luncheon.
400 p. NJ. Reports of committees
and officers.
400 p. NJ. New and special bus.
mess.
sal wyoming Churchman.
(b( Appointments and assess
ments.
tc) st. Marks church, Casper.
ID Pension fund.
(e) Church extension.
10 Deanery system.
(g) District finances.
h) Summer school.
d Miscellaneous
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
, 1925-02-10

moth company. In applying for the
letters rogatory. said that the evil
dence of Blackmer and O'Neil con
corning a deal through the Cont
mental Trading company, Limited,
Of Canada. was essential to connec-
ton OF the Sinclair interests with
the Canadian company and with the
handling by the Canadian corpora.
ton Of certain Liberty bonds that
subsequently were traced 70 posses
sion of Albert b. Fall. secretary OF
the interior or at the time the Tea
pot Dome lease was granted to the
Mammoth company as the designee
of Harry F. Sinclair. Tho govern
ment contends the granting of the
lease was tainted with fraud. Gov
eminent counsel. petitioning for the
letters rogatory. said that Blackmer
and O'Neil had stated that they
would not return to the United
States for the trial OF the annulment
suit and that the only way their
evidence could be obtained for use
in the suit therefore would be thru
the taking Of their dispositions in
France.
Counsel for the Mammoth com.
pany argued un~successfuily against
Issuance OF the letters rogatory and
after issuance intimated that ar
rangements would be made to cross
examine Blackmer and O'Neil at the
time their dispositions are taken in
France.
, 1925-02-10

Believing that Miss Van Horn who
has been III for some time. would be
equally as uncertain OF her mem
DRY In the case against John Tripeny
owner OF Tripeny Drug store here,
likewise charged with Illegal sales
of paregoric, Judge Kennedy order
ed dismissal of the defendant.
On their pleas of guilty to the
charge of have had Illegally in their
possession property designed for the
manufacture Of liquor. danes Lee
and John Kennedy. both of Casper,
, 1925-02-10
abandoned Family
Taken Care of by
Seyen Year Old Boy

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. - John
Au;no. 7. played father to his baby
sister and his five year old brother
after their parents disappeared two
days ago. he was discovered by a
policeman in their basement home
on the lower east side feeding sugar
water to the three months old girl.
Bellevue hospital attaches after
taking up a collection for the two
boys turned them over to the Chill.
dren's society. The sister was put
In Believes founding ward
, 1925-02-10

overworked tribunals. with as much
business as the justices can stand
up to. the s~alraies. allowances etc.
are based on conditions and times
when a justice Of the peace was
lucky IL he had two cases a week.
The legislative committee from Cas-
per, acting fo- county officers gem
orally, have proposed the following
relief by amending present statutes
In a bill now in the house:
Justices Salary
In precincts having a population
of more than fifteen hundred. jus
tices of the peace shall receive the
following annual salaries: In pre-
cincts having a population of eight
thousand or more. Two Thousand
(s2. 900. 0ol in precincts having a pop
ulation of five thousand or more
and less than eight thousand, Seven
Hundred Fifty Dollars H750.00); In
precincts having n population OF
Three thousand or more and less
than five thousand. Six Hundred
Twenty Five Ge25.oo) Dollars; and
in precincts having a population OF
fifteen hundred or more and less
than three thousand. Five Hun
bred Dollars G5oo.oo). Justices OF
the peace In precincts having a pop
ulation or more than fifteen hun
dred shall collect the same fees nj
provided in Section 6457 of the Wyo
ming Compiled Statutes of 1920. anc
shall a the same In to the County
Treasurer.
Constab.e's Salary
In precincts having a population
, 1925-02-10
TRAINMEN With LOCKED STEEL
VESTS TO REPLACE BOYS USED
AS WALL Street MESSENGERS

NEW DIRK, Feb. 10.-Thc Nat
lonal Surety company, which serves
about so per cent OF the financial
institutions in tho Wall Street dis
trict, has announced that bonded
rain crews, protected by locked steel
vests. will within the next few days
replace messenger boys for their
Clients in an effort TO reduce the
number OF bond robberies.
It la said that crews employed
on commuters trains out of New
York. who have almost nothing to
do between 10 o'clock in the morning
, 1925-02-10
Long Jail Terms
Imposed by Judge
Decided Illegal

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. TO-
The practice OF Federal Judge John
S. Partridge of this city of imposing
long jail sentences upon convicted
prohibition law violators in case a
heavy fine is not paid was declared
contrary to law by the United States
court of Appeals here yesterday.
Tho Court of Appeals held that
Judge Partridge had been worng in
refusing to allow prisoners who have
served a Jail sentence to take a
'pauper's oath" and procure their
liberty without payment OF a fine.
, 1925-02-10
ALL GUILTY So
JUDGE DECIDES

Thirteen cases were up in police
-ourt yesterday afternoon and Judge
Murray found al 10 guilty. IL of
them involving liquor. r. A.
Brown, Il. Fitzmaurice, G. p. Nor.
gan and C. l.. Myers all were as.
sessed $50. eve DRINKS paid fines
of SIS each and one man. A. Nc
cheney. who broke a bottle on the
pavement. said bottle believed to
have contained liquor. vas fined $40.
The unlucky thirteenth cas- was
L. L. Collins, colored person. charg.
ID by Lily Mack, also colored. with
having insulted her on the street.
Collins was fined SO.
, 1925-02-10

and 4 O'Clock in tho afternoon. will
be employed to carry currency and
negotiable securities in the financial
district. The present method OF us
ing boys has resulted in numerous
large thefts. The railroads and rail-
road unions have given their con
sent to the plan, It was said.
The men Of the converted train
crews will be equipped with a new
steel vest with inside pockets which
is locked after the vaIuables are plac;
ed'in it. This will obviate the tell.taie
bag which has marked the bank mes
senger In the past.
, 1925-02-10

OF more than fifteen hundred. con
stables shall receive the following
annual salaries: In precincts having
n population OF Eight Thausand or
more, Two Thousand ts2. 000.0o) Dol
lars; in precincts having a popula-
ton Of five thousand or more and
less than eight thousand, Seven
Hundred Fifty G750.Gol Dollars: IN
precinctE having a population of
three thousand or more and less
than five thousand. Six Hundred
Twenty Five ($625.00) Dollars; and
IN precincts having a population of
fifteen hundred or more and less
than three thousand. Five Hundred
ts500.o0) Dollars. C~onstables In pre-
cincts having d population of more
than fifteen hundred shall collect
the fees as r provided in Section
6459 of the Wyoming Compiled stat
utes of 1920. and shall pay the same
in to the County Treasurer.
To Furnish Office
The County Commissioners of
each county throughout the state in
which justice OF the peace precincts
have a population Of more than eight
thousand are situated shall. at the
expense Of the county in which pre-
cincts are situated. furnish each of
the justices OF the peace OF said pre-
cinct. free OF charge, with a suit.
able office. properly heated and
lighted
Natrona County officials and Gas.
per attorneys came to town today
and yesterday to tell their troubles
to the legislature. For some several
Continued on Page Four.)
, 1925-02-10

CAVE CITY. Ky, Feb. To- By
The Associated Press6The cloud OF
rumors OF distrust and suspicion Of
the story Of Floyd Collins imprlson-
meut in San Cavo began TO evapor.
ate today aa a board Of state military
officials met 10 hold an official in.
qulry Into tho covenants predica-
ment.
Tho state officials, and geological
and medical experts arc firmly con-
WINGED Collins was accidentally inn
prlToncd and very likely Is stlu alive.
haslng this belief on teats with an
electric application device which
apparently recorded Collins breath.
Ing.
Johnnie Gerald. driven AWAY from
tho cave by state troops because he
insisted the tunnel could DO cleared
after numerous cavo-ins. In a story
published this morning by the Louis.
willie Courier Journal. quoted Collins
as saying to him that ha could 1.-Two
Continued on Page Eight
, 1925-02-10
DENSE FOG S
over GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Feb. 1O.-Heavy fog
which yesterday caused n series OF
elevated railroad accidents resulting
m the death Of two men and injury
IF so persons, still lay over the city
Today. Traffic on land and sea was
delayed.
Three boats from Fall River,
Mass. and Providence. II. l.. with
several hundred passengers reached
their berths nearly "a hours late.
. Thousands of commuters we're de-
lsyed. Service on some ferry lines
was discontinued.
, 1925-02-10
LINCOLN is
GIVEN LIFE
FOR MURDER

GENEVA. ILL.,. Feb. 1o.-warrer
c. Lincoln, lawyer.norist, was found
guilty OF the murder OF his wife
Lima. who he confessed he killed
and Bryon shoup, her brother. Whose
bodies he burned and whose heads
he sealed In a concrete block, by q
jury last night. and was sentenced
to Me imprisonment
, 1925-02-10

Nti' NAho 1AN'A iiN'h N~'h AiANN NANNT
The closing Of this case marked
the end Of hearings before iurles in
tho present session Of federal court
here. As q consequence the twenty
five men who have been in the city
from places outside Of Natrona coun-
CONTINUED on Page Eighth
, 1925-02-10
Dogs Leading Plane In
Alaska Antitoxin Race
A yatorS Unable to Take Off Yesterday Oving to Trouble
With Motor; No New Diphtheria Cases Reported and
Epidemic Is Under Control, Nome Reports.

parable of the racew won by the numbering turtle against the speedyh hare was seer odav
IN the friendly contest between afat arplane and primitive dog teams, both auempt
ing o reach Nome over snow dreSedc country from Nenana, the railroad point. with
priced serum needed to fight a plague of iphthena which threatened te nhabHants of
little arctic WI The dog team was in the lead TODAY
, 1925-02-10
New Epidemic in
North Controlled

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Feb. TO-
A pneumonia epidemic at Kokrines
20 miles northwest of Ruby on the
Yukon river. was under control to-
day, according TO word received here
from DIR. Frost of Ruby. Two per-
IONS have died from the disease and
five were convalescing. the message
said.
, 1925-02-10

An outline history of tn
given by Deputy Commissioner w.
C. Goodwin who told OF the start
made In England in 1908 under Sir
Robert Baden.Poweil. and tho in
ception OF the organization in this
country in 1910. The first troop In
Casper was formed in 1917. the
scoutmaster being David Wilson.
and members OF the committee sign
ing the charter were: Z. r. Ship,
, 1925-02-10
RICH Sill YER
ORE LOCATED

DAWSON, y. r. Reb. f0.-A four.
foot orc body on the thirty.foot level
with values running between 5000
and 1000 ounces OF silver to tho ton
has been discovered by Cannon and
Greaves In Luck Queen Guloh be.
tween Keno and Mayo, 100 miles cas-.
OF here, declared Acting Gold Com
missioner Percy Reid on his roturn
Yesterday from Mayo and Keno.
Commissioner Reid said tho dis.
trict was assured OF a promising III.
ture.
, 1925-02-10
Dome Letters
Hurried East
Counsel for Government Uses Aiplane Mail to
Hurry Evidence to Washington; Deposi-
%tions'to be Taken in Paris

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Feb. 10.-Aviation performed a
new function when letters rogatory from the federal court
for Wyoming to a French court were transported between
Cheyenne and Philadelphia by air mail. The letters
rogatory, requesting the French court to examine H. M.
Blackmer and James E. O'Neil concerning certain aspects
, 1925-02-10
CLOSED SEASON
|ON NEW BILLS
REACHES HOUSE
Last Measure Introduc-
ed by M. L. Bishop
Of Casper

Wyo., Feb.
10-A closed season on new
bills, except those permitted
to be brought in by unani-
nous consent, finally has be-
Continued on Page Eight
, 1925-02-10
MESSENGER OF
BANK BEATEN;
MONEY taken

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb. 1o.-Joseph
Williams. 80. negro messenger OF the
State Bank OF Wellston, a suburb,
was held up on a street al here to-
day. beaten and robbed of $500. The
three robbers escaped.
, 1925-02-10

ono man was released. A second
was held on allegations hat he an.
noyed Simmons college girls. .
Simmons college girls were con.
fined to their quarters et an early
hour because OF the fear OF the rob.
Der who has ransaoked a umpe Of
, 1925-02-10
Boy Scout movement was

; Boy Scout movement was
W. o. Wilson and NJ. p. Wheeler.
Today there r II troops in Cas-
per having a total membership OF
ts6. active under tho direction of so
adult leaders. The local council
made up three districts. has enlisted
tho interest and cooperation OF 90
business and professional men. In
conclusion Mr.. Goodwin pointed out
tContinued on Page Eighty
, 1925-02-10

apartments In the vicinity OF tho
college and has bound women whom
he found, while he reeounted stories
OF his adventures. Police arc lnciin-
ed to believe that a nlnbo- e cshs-
criminals may be at work.
aged by the success OF tho Tone
wolf.'
, 1925-02-10
BOUDOlR BAN DIT
SCARES BOSTON
WITH PROWLINC

BOSTON, Feb. 10.-Two men have been arrested in
search Of the Lone Wolf also known as 'the Boudoir
with the prowler whose exploits have brought terror to
women apartment house jewellers of the exclusive Back
bay district.
, 1925-02-10
two SENTENCED IN SUGAR CASE
UNDER H
DOME
By COL. w. H. HUNTLEY.

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Feb. 10.-The situation of that use
full and necessary public official, the justice of the peace,
is as bad if not worse, than other county officials, in salary,
office rent and other matters pertaining to his office. In q
county like Natrona that has grown rapidly in population
and the business of the courts of first instance has become
, 1925-02-10
PROGRESS SLOW IN COWS CO.. : MS Rescue W0RI
DRUG STORES
ARE CLEAR ID
Casper Dispensary Acquitted by Directed Verdict;
Tnpeny Store Case Dismissed; Agent
Fails in Identification

Failure of Madge Van Horn, government agent, to posi-
lively identify John A. Hans, part owner of the Casper
Drug and Dspensary, as the person who sold her paregoric
in 1928 in unlawful amounts resulted in Judge 7. Blake
Kennedy instructing the federal jury this morning to re-
turn a verdict of not guilty on the charge of illegal sales