Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1919, Page 8

G = \ PAGE EIGHT % fhe Cas i byne igsued eyerse evening cacy at Cusper, Natron 5° BSS . 3, is exwtian ‘oftices: s: ae cugert sn s Ealtor 5. Manager 2 ty taditor EE diate Isaitor Ad Representatives patieae Randall, 941 Fikh Ave, New York City. Peuga me King & ralden Steger Bldg, Gitiga 1. Copies of the ieee Trivune are on {ie in whe New York and Chicago of- foes and visitors are welcome SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Bi 36. 8:80 0 ‘Gor yontha. @ Months subserip: b ree lexs period than t 1 subs iption ft be paid in a ° anbersne Th . a iss ribpue will eg: ue Talis “Gelivecy after subscription be- comes one month in arrears. —_—_——ooOoOoOee Applicant for Membership to Audit Ra- a of Circulatians. Member of the Associated Prese The Associated Press {3 exclusivels entitled to the use for reDublicatios of eqinews dis’ patcnes SITs wank to it or at erwise credited in Steo the loeai news published a herein. No ONE ne SHOULD LOOK ABOUT HIM for the first time in her istory, is to have 1 will according to the present pro- Admiral Sir John Australia, a navy nelude, gram laid down by Jeli ro battle eru and the The pre submi ram n supply ships for calls completion in 19 toa st of $25,000,000 annually. “The League of Nations proposes iv or the have always » the nations of woh for whereas they » been organized for w Si Hitcheock in clared ator nority report on the peace treaty, in y rep 3 whieh emanded ratification with Australia is a small Was ever out reservation. ample such hypocrisy as And the i parties to it if we ac world i y witnessing? vould be d the the ree Wilson league. Consider ommendations of Secretary her for a huge army, and of Secre- tury Daniels for + “navy. Eng- land is building twe warships where she built ¢ nd she is rais im one million for her stand ing army where she fermerly had }OU.000, and she raising the mil lion by vonseription in time of p Organizing the nations of the rt for a “Germany is net crushed; her ar mies are defeated; her army are laid down: but the Prussian spirit) sur- vives,” declared Cardinal Mercier, of Belgium, in Baltimore recently. And Senator Gilbert Hitehock wants te hustle the day when we can trade with ‘rermany anuning thru the treaty which would give her entree to the rue of Nations. —o General March advises the House Military Affairs committee that ur der the army reorganization law for he Department ask snscription of men between the of 18 and 45 would begin av alically upon a declaration of war \ithout any ether action by Con zrese. General March and Secretary read President Wil in which he declart Nations’ covenant. iz pled as it stands, and vuder it there i ug te be nu mors vars. - Consequently we need a ctand ng-urmy five times the prewar size ini ersel wilitary trainmg and 4 per wanent conseription po! Vregident Wil sengte rial heretics’ will be “gibbeted.” That's good old English word, meaning Why so mild with Why nel tum them * Sharp Williams’ constit yen burnt at, the stake in public square in full view of the mbled populace in’ true Diaric Democratic There are enough! SOOLLELE LSE RESISSOOEREDD GD | NatronaFuel Co. : 1.1. BIEDERMANN, P Prop | Dominic =z (_NENB FROMOVER WOMING i AFFLICTED WIFE LEFT PITTANCE BY RICH RANCHER.OPENS FIGHT FOR LEGAL SHARE GIVEN BY LAW —>>=— (Special to the Tribune) , of age when he died, left a will be- ACARD AND i CONFESSION WINS INS $7,600 PURSE | little thing ake a ten-foot drop into| ;¢' seyeral feet of water failed to feaze) a Uinta county’s tractor when it crashed | Gru a brdige over Bear river at the (Special to The Tribune.) \ LARAMIE, Wyo. Sept. 26.—Mike Delaney; former chief of police of Denver, who obtained Trom Pete Car- KEMMERER, Wyo., Sept. 25.—- | queathing the buik of his fortune to dillo the latter’s confession of the! Behind the filing in the district court! of Lincoln county here of a motion} in the name of the widow of the late | (Amos W. Smith of Big Pincy that | three nieces. For seven months efter the death of the ranchman and his burial a‘ Valley Junction, Mo., not far from cireumstancés (Cardillo alleges sur rounded the murder of Frank Jen: nings, is $2,500. richer than, when, while here on other business, he ob- an order of sale of property of the|/the place at which his wife so long taincd permission to talk to Cardillo, to file a statement of $7.89 deceased be set aside, and thet the had been confined, there was noth- with whom he was acquainted. 8-90 executors of the estate be required | ing apparent on the surface to indi- Jennings, father of the murdered the claim | cate that the nicces on whom he had man, has psid to Delaney one-half of LN. against the estate, is the pitiful story | sought to confer the greater pert of the reward of $5,000. offered for the of a woman for twenty-five yoars|his wealth would not inherit with- detection of the confined in a sanitarium and to whom} the will of her wealthy husband be- queathed only .500. The legal procedure referred ‘to is the first gun | of an effort by her guardian to pro- jcure for her the one-half of her hus- | band’s property to which she is en- | titled under’the Wyoming law. This very considerable sum, should she ob- tain it, it is true will be of little ben- efit to her, but her relatives and pre- sumptive heirs have a natural inter- est impelling them to see to it, if; that be possible, that her claim to recognition under the Wyoming law of inheritance, instead of merely to the recognition accorded her in the} will of her husband, is granted. For a quarter of a century Mrs. Smith, it is stated, was confined inj a sanitarium at St. Joseph, Missouri. Meanwhile her husband was building up a fortune in the Green River val! _ ley of Wyoming and when he died in Cheyenne February 28, 1919, wes one of the valley's wealthiest _resi- dents, owning besides valuable ranch and live steck holdings an held the of that office of first vice- thriving fi that he president enterprise. interest! ‘in the Big Piney State bank so large neial; Smith, who was 73 years | ‘cation of her mental Seelam }out*molestation. Then, a fortnight ago, the widow of Smith appeared at Kemmerer in the care of her brother, Norris W. Griggs, who took steps to have her adjudged incompetent under the Wyoming law and committed to the state hospital for the insane at Evanston, Wyoming. This was done that there might be raised under the Wyoming inheritance law no ques- tion regarding the operation of the law in the case of a non-resident— j the ajudication here that Mrs. Smith bw as incompetent, and her committal to the Wyoming hospital for the in- sane, making her a charge of this state. Griggs, her brother, wes ap- pointed her gnardian and there be- {came competent to institute legal ; proceedings in her interests. The in- | stitute of proceedings in court to ob- tain for her her rights under the W. oming inheritance law followed. sociated with her case as counsel is one of the ablest jurists of the Rocky Mountain region, Judge Samuel T. Corn of Ogden, former chief justice of the Wyoming supreme court. During the entire time of Mrs. Smith's continement in Missouri, it is serted, there occurred no lega) ajud- “=~ BOOTLEGGER DRAWS $100 FINE IN GHETENNE COURT ¢ CHE that Wyoming b last July under a state statute in no way impaired the effectiven of Cheye prescribing a penalty for selling liquor without # ne’s ordinance license, whieh fact was rfoundly 1 on Spiras Nickoletus, with bootlegging, when he . nvicted in police court Tues day. Judge Swainson fined Nicko- letus $100. under the old ordinance. Witnesses testifid that N dletus sup- plied them very poor whiskey at the faney pr f.¢1iva | COKEVILLE MAN CASHES IN ON $75,000 STAKE COKEVILLE, Wyo. Etcheverry has made his intelligent and industrious of his ranch The stake 2o.— st > development from this place. 000 for which he sold the prep- erty and the live s k ranging there on to an Idaho purchaser. ——__<»_—___- Covtrary to popular belief, the 116 square 0 ewbraced in the « of Greater London are not owned 1 ¢ bul thousands of la 200 jn all. of these senatorial Servetiuses to pro- ide ua pleasant Sunday afternoon for half the county seat Mississippi ghee “T admit the distinguished history of the Republican party. that it has been th constryctive I do admit nier of great d 1 should be policies, i very sorry to cee if love the prestige which it has earned by sych polic Vresident Wilson at ohune, Sept TI, 1919 “The Republicgn party bap net had a new idea in 30 years.""—Presiqent Wilsou at Indianapolis, Jackson Day. 1916. eS HARD HABIT TO BREAK The ld G. A. R. boys © voled ageiiiol tle trealy im its present form j Those eld fe s cunt break their habit of putti America first ” ERMOPOLIS TO ETE SOLDIERS EPTEMBER 30TH veeial to The Tribune.) THE RMOPOT, IS, Wyo., Sept. ~Thermepolis will declare a holid on September 30 when the Mothers’ league of Hot Springs county will the soldic ailors’ and of the county an elh-meat Ti 8 houses of the vown will be and everybody will join in paying tribute to the young men of the coun who as- ted in making the world safe for IOWA YOUTH PACKS GN ON FIRST VISIT ‘WEST’ _., {Special to Phe Dribur CHEYENNE, Wye., Sept ~Be- cause he had been pebbed in Denver, and the d been informed that he would not arri in the real “wild and wooly until he reached Che Gerald R. Johnsen, of low seled himself with an auto- rahe pistol, he explained to Judge H. Edw ards w he nN urraigned Tues- ona y Me the 3 be fashior ble “here Piel 40, years! | ago, Judge Edwards let him off with w S10 fine, eet Ore of the mos derer in Gere any, Geiefswald in 1906 tenced to be beheaded twice, then to receive two years’ imprisonment, and finally to suffer the loss of all his politieal rights. Otto H. Krausse Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL Let us esplain the merits of E. T. Wilhams te you. A _ stock thats paying a 16 per cent dividend “Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 the heart H a eat, Hote] ip Denver U FouIns of cupyectiqn Rates $2.00 per dey sad up. The Auditorium pow hey tks U: > &t tion tyke po Ne. 2 oe Ny ut “eteget direct THE AUDITORIUM HOTEL CORNED 14th and STOUT STE: $ the shopping end Theater distzict DENVER, COLORADO (Moders ate Priced) With private bath $1.90 apd ur street cur serviee te and from ¥ de feopt cf the gepgt guy get of xt Hote! cnerhgl® block te the right. nurderers of his son. 500 of the reward paid to Delaney and Newell are murder of young The remaining it is said, will t when the Cardillos sentenced for the Jennings. A remark made hy Pete Cardillo to a fellow-prisoner Saturday morning, after he had made his confess' NOT GUILTY 15 PLEA IN AUTOMOBILE THEFT CASE (Special to the Tribune) CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 25.— Fred C,. Millward, charged with the! theft of an automobile owned by Captain A. H. Dahlene, formerly of the Colorado constabulary, pleaded not guilty when raigned before Jud W. C. Mentzer of the Lar- umie county district court Tuesday. The tomobile is alleged to have been taken from Dildine’s garage and there is pending a suit by Dahlene to recover its value, $2,500, from the Dildine Garage company. It is intimated, however, that the defense of Millward and H. C. Coney and Charles Jones, alse under arrest for; the alleged theft, will be that they took the machine at Dahlene’s sug- gestion and were to notify him what disposition was made of it. Dahlene has not been in evidence since September 6th, when the news leaked out that the sheriff here was watching him and Mrs. Inez Craig of Cheyenne in an effort to catch them illegally transporting liquor from Cheyenne to Colorado. > SHERIDAN MAN NAMED HEAD OF FISH HATCHERY (Special to‘the Tribune) CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. Governor Robert D. Carey on Tues- day e#ppointed William H. Marvin superinte ndent of state fish hatchery flistrict No. 2, vice Fred W. Cooper. Both ‘the jnew and former commis- sioners reside at Sheridan. Fish 23.—~ hatchery district No. 2 covers the northern part of the state. Se ati In carly playing cards swords tock the pla of “spades,” and repre- sentations of coins were the equiva- ent of “diamonds. gation of the possibility that Cardillo) LARAMIE. GRIM | | x} recs, has resulted in an investi- was ponnected with the recent mur- der in Denver of Detective George Klein of the police “bootleg” sayad. | “This is the second murder this shirt has taken part in,” Cardillo said as he donned his shirt. Inasmuch as the’ garment in almost new the remark caused suspicion that -the Italian might have been connected with the assassination of Klein, a murder as | cold-blooded as that of Jennings. A petition to Governor Carey re-! questing the remova)] of Prohibition | Commissioner Fred L. Crabbe, should he not resign as a result of the de- velopments in the Jennings case, will! be circulated in Laramie, it is said Several reports that Crabbe had re- signed have been heard here since the confession of the Cardillos but investigation proyed them to be with- | out foundation. | ‘M. E. MINISTER IS CONSIDERING NSURANCE WORK, {Special to ‘The Tribune.) CHEYE? yo., Sept. 2 | If Rey. J. H. G iJlespie of Sheridan, | au Methodist minister who has resid-| ed in Wyoming for more than 30| years, does not like the charge to which he has been assigned in Oregon | he proposes to become -a life-insu ance agent in southern Califor ia. | This information is contained in a letter written. by Rev. Mr. Gillespie to a friend here. Before making his decision, Rev. Mr. Gillespie will at- tend the Methodist conference for} Oregon at Salem, October 1. He will} be given a farewell reception at the Methodist church in Sheridan Fri. day night. a Read the Tribune want ads. 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