Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1920, Page 6

b 1 2 1 AUAL DATE FOR LIQUOR AGENTS NOT YET FINAL Judge Raymond Reverses Decision , Regarding Plans for Bring- ing Alleged Slayers into Court CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 13.—The dates and places of the trials of Peter Cordillo and Walter Newell, charged with the. murder of Frank Jennings near Laramie September 7, 1919, have again become uncertain, as also has the date of the trial of John Cordillo, charged with the same crime, which is to be held in Cheyenne. Judge E. C. Raymond of Newcastle, who will preside at the trial of John Cordillo, and assumably at those of Peter Cordillo and Walter Newell, aft- er ¢isiting Cheyenne Thufsday unneunc- ed that the trial of John Cordillo would} not begin April 6, as he previously had decreed. The reason for his. change. of mind is that the county court room of the new city and county building, here will not be ready for use by April 6. Therefore the trial of the elder Cor.) dillo has been postponed until such time as the court room will be ready, which may not be until well into May. Ee 2 aft - - tm | Hamitton; Nominations, Mra. -G. — D. | emry. chairman, Miss May Hamilton, i Mrs. ‘P. A. Bean, Mrs. William Holy | Terr, Mite aay Burns, Mes... Tet) | Cooper, Mrs. 8. F. Pelton, “Phe ‘oristi-| tution Lomanmine: headed by- Mrs. prs Db. PLAN DINNER AS IAVERAGE OF MULE GREEK | WELLS 1S 100, BARRELS | Scott, his not been completed. The Publieity. committee. will meet . What Is considered a reliable report | wilcn wan pant feat Fs Places the average daily production to} ive} Dealed from the police co Regios oa tar nani trict court, will be. eure to the dis. Which wells in the Mule Greelk field will 4 day afternoon at 2 o'clock, iSite ian settle down to at 100 barrels, it became | listed for service In the world war fram} ball announced rf known today. This makes this field Sagi parish havse Bungay: r the state of Wyoming may obtain these’ ters between Rouan and ne by. lying to the state adju- BOOST FOR Y pute some sms as Libis for Tuesday Night | State’ War Tedphice Ade to "The fol apie “men have medals at Function Already Total 200 | (AIS FEATURE TOMORROW!” Natrona gts pro secre i area ey teat remeuuen aae _and Great Interest ‘Is } claimed deo panera W. Miller, Peter Bisbis, Paul F. Braden, Manifested Pillle. Burke's new Paramount-Art- Are re Sought : jeraft picture, “Sadie Love,” which is Jacob R, Cellan, Arthur D: Pavey Fred 5 Tora Francis 8. Sutphin, Gerald B, Plans are being completed-today for, pey displayed the Iria theat on ja Business Girl's dinner in the Interests! sunday, je eS ‘et (Seventeen ‘Natrona sounty men have {™ much. better prospect. The Mule | Creek field is located near Edgemont, S. | D., fourteen miles west into Wyoming. Railroad connections are made at Rdge- | mont ,the field being just over the line! from South Dakota, LIONS RUNNING IN PACKS, WILD | Cran resultéd in Crane's threatening’ sais with a revolver “in the Henning jopp ‘Thursday, will be heard at this tim, The trouble involves: the cus: six children’ of Rouan and Mrs, Cc ‘who was formerly Rouan’s wife.” ee ‘Leroy Chestnut, Melvin J. P. peoniae Marlin!@ ° tan $100 90 REWARD t a case for the Leaguel received atate war the hellhammer, P... Bacon, Bald to nerson or per. [of the Young Women’s Christian, As-'o¢ Nations. Misa Buene la a vivaclous| rer postottion but cee ioe ed GharlesC/ Miler and Partoole ‘eee : sens furaising formation lead. }soetation campaign to be. held at the! American girl who ia married to a young) been called for.a na they being} aba Se eit id rr eg setrery of diamonds WEST NOT DEAD Henning next ‘Toesday evening at 6:30.)traijan count. A few minutes, after the|held at the medals! H_O, Haskins of Rawlins, Wyo., is piss Woltien’s rest. Reservations for 200 have been made,! ceremony, a Freneh eounteas, an old| were sent out yen Chavende aa realest a mma ing hotel while Igok- room io tha Wis Theater last sat. jand there is every indication that fully name of the husband's, rushes upon the tered’ mail and be obtained by ap- Be aries freon hatay “urday’ night. ; (Special to ‘The Tribune.) {that number of tickets will be dis-! scene, followed hy the bride's former wore ¥ 0s ence ENCAMPMENT, Wyo., Mar. 13, |P08ed of. A canvass. of the various! yankee’ sweetheart. An’ amusing fn- stores and ‘office buildings and ‘of the ternational mix-up follows, and it seems Sy thee feat eae within the memory | school teachers, made today. indlented' at one point that mo lows a person than Efe ronaiae yabitants, mountain lions | tnat a great deal of interest is felt_in } President ‘Wilson will have to be called ¢ running In packs In thie region. {the proposition, lin Nocatee tates: However, pretty ia ribtdadiiy cote ee ee | van entertaining program is belng Miss Burke proves highly satisfactory MATINEE . ae HOUSE % four, have been observed. ‘The ranch, {Prepared and there will be special music, as an arbiter and the young couple start 2:30-and 4 P. M.” ; QUALITY 4% men of the Encampment valley have |{ruout the serving of the dinner. {upon their delayed honeymoon. ji PEC RURES organized for systematic hunting and | In view of t preparations for this}, Miss Burke is her own delightful self ee SR ieee lion eons oer fevent the meeting. of. the provisional in this Rereen farce, which was adapted NIGHT BEST VENTILAT. The ranchers are working in relays |CO™MMittes called for Sunday afternoon, from Avery Hopwood's stage success of ED THEATRE | bs and are using dogs. ‘The frat vierra {bas been postponed until after Tues:'the same name. James I. Crane 4a 7:00, 8:15, 9:30 N & Site bunt hha beenkicotiini-e aioe FOS" jagain. the 'star’s leading man, and THE STATE The sub committees*of ‘the Provis- others in the cast include Jed Prouty, measuring eight feet from tip to tip. foto o§ Judge Raymond also announced that only insofar as the ‘case of the elder Cordillo was concerned had a change of venue to Laramie) county been order- ol.. The county or counties in which the younger Cordillo and) Newell will be tried ,will be selected later ,as well as the dates on which their trials will be- gin. If little difficulty is experienced in securing a jury in this county for the trial of the elder Cordillo, this indi- cating little interest or prejudice here, it is probable that»one or both of the other defendants will go on trial here. Should. there be) difficulty in securing a jury for the trial of John Cordillo, however, it is anticipated that Judge Raymond will select another or two oth- er counties for the younger Cordillo and Newell trial: A jury list of 3,000 has béen prepared here and from this will be drawn -the veniremen for the trial of John Cor- dillo, EBERT SERVING FIRGT YEAR OF TERM AS. GHlEF (Continued from Page One.) Richtofen; minister of finance, Herr Schiffer; minister of postal and tele- graphs, Herr Geisbérg: ministers with- out portfolio, Dr. Mathias Erzberger; armistice commissioner, former state secretary and leader’ of the .Ceéentrist party; Edvard David, president of the National Assembly, and Herr Wissel. The Bbert government underwent many changes by reason of political, economic and popular demands. The. first real crisis to threaten the Ebert. regime, however, arose over the question. of accepting the peace treaty terms. Ebért, Scheidemann and other leaders were opposed to yielding to the entente demands. Scheidemann resignéd and a pro-treaty cabinet including Dr. August Mueller and ex-Labor Secretary Bauer, former Socialist member of the reichstag, was organized. Bauer in a speech" at Weimar before the National Assembly denounced the strong termg but announced.the govern- ment's decision to jsign. For weeks. before. the revolution broke out in Berlin there was a steady run on German banks. Ebert, then chancellor, had a conference in Berlin on. November 25,. 1918, with 70 dele- gates from. various parts of Germany, said; “Everything was in ruin when we took charge... Now, however, a Social: } istic republic hag, replaced the mon-/ archy and power.has been’ put in the hands of the workmen and soldiers." The first aim to be achieved, he said, * was peace and the security of an eco-| nomic basis. Liberty, he maintained, was worthless: without food, and employ- ment, and it was as a result of this con- ference that the National Assembly met last spring to devise a PATER AHES form of government. Meanwhile the provisional govern- | ment had been in an almost constant ‘ state of flux. Ministers came and went, Owing to scarcity of food, clothing and fuel, conditions In many parts of Ger- * many were” reported desperate and there Were many fumofs that soviet rovernment would supercede the Ebert regime. President Ebert had the backing of the Moderates of Germany almost from the beginning. One reagon for this was that when he succdeded Prince Maxt-. milian he ‘anhounced that property} sighte would be respected, that no banka would be seized and that the goy-/ ernment would uphold the Gernian war 5 losses and pay all claims on the state. The president iti a New Year mani- festo said that 1920 would décide whether Germany would maintain her- self ay a nation.’ A week later he was threatened by a mob in Stuttgart. On the preceding December 12. the Ebert cabinet’s\ fall was reported as likely as as a result of the allied demands over the Scapa Flow sinkings. Matec SR oe ES Ladies of Altar and Rosary society of the Catholic church will hold bazaar and tea at Mullin club rooms on the afternoon of March 17, St. Patrick’s Day. In the evening a luncheon and concert will be the features, at 8:15. } 3-12-2t ————_—»_____ AUTOMOBILE OWNERS—Combat- the high cost of operation. See our ad this ERSAL CHEMICAL CO. iD BA and CUBEBS — AT YOUR DRUGGIST— for BY NAME-ONLY. avoid Substitut! jn this city. treaty in| pag And many other thrill- ers. SEE all this and you will positively recommend this show to others! ALSO A COMEDY WHY YOU WANT TO SEE “OTHER MEN’S SHOES” Would you step into “Other Men's Shoes” if they belonged to a preacher and you had just stepped out of a prison? Would -you be surprised if a real man you thought to be a weakling hit you a wallop in the jaw? Would you believe in spirit- ualism if you had killed a man and then met him face to face? Are you fighting anyone's life battles Beside your own? 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