Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1920, Page 10

SE — = are of the par value of $100] \lice R. Christensen, N. H. He (OGE REFUSES LIVE. NEWS OF WYOMING |["47scoRcH= |S TO ADMIT WILL raiesine0oT1S BOTH WIFE AND HOMEWOOD TP | SCaPES Aree FILED BY HINDU six punneis oF woe “OA REVENUE OFFIERS | wi"Sie“ cma S|] Reston tow ser es eo rung higher on ‘asladdes Jeading to j : 8 | the top of a receiving tank at the }} ¥ . A ‘ th t ; | F ; > ; The well-made suit, fairly priced, gives you the greatest = | camp of the Premier Oil company ] gest “ . hee . | ra¥t J fi is Not Satisfied of Genuineness or; FLOW INTO THE SEWER ROBBED Of AOOZE STOR jin the “Warm, Springs field, saved number of, days’ satietartion enc arean tae each dol Lack of Undue Influence, Pe- | BRS ‘ | aU = i dent of the company, when an ex- z : titioner for $8,000 Es- | IcEMMERER, Wyo. Apr. 8—Wwhile|Cheyenne Man Brings on Counter) crmyENNF. Wyo. April 8—Rither|[ Diosion cf xas occurred in the tank. thht basis. 5 . }there is an accomplished Japanese lar i ; { " | a small and yelect audience witnessed Actions by Causing Arrest | Menger was «bout to step one rung taté Is Told | the ceremony in stricken silence, per at D. i Le rm at’ Denver: .0F poe ote iss higher and peer into the tank and S ——— hay ntly, wishing they were a of Fhs Daughter Be SS ekane a Cueven ne santatntiie “4 had one hand extending over the ¥ > . SYENNE, Wyo., Apr. 8.—Clifford s barrels of wine of the va- 1 ace ns rs Ne a ar 59 |T edge. ‘This hand was badly burned all, Jamaican of Hindoo § y known as “digo red," which were |_ CHEYENNE.” Wyo., “Apr. 8.—Sam tenet baste re heen po be aver 3 by the explosion, the force of which TAILOR j , in the Laramie County'| seized here recently, were emptied into | Bergman, wealthy retired PAWADTORGG Lire ted oben OSA WEBI Selena: anal hurled Menger from the, ladder to AG my pth, aramle County | soe hore ee ry Seve | wins Tama che ares oti ebehlam ML, awh at Hm eal] sual Uae Weeden - Over Tait’s Pool Hall—147 So. Center } ht to obtain the property of|and a little Jater transformed the daughter Ramone on a charge that Boe 6D. Be that erik vie ro the Datived badly it was ruined, but the burst . the lite Mrs. Ellen Boyle Conroy of; waters of Ham's Fork for a consider-| has thrown pepper into his eyes and) M0.) Mo that aa i may pe. the Denvenit ce-riame did not touch his face. Cheyenne, when Judge W. C. Mentzer] » distance into the semblance of |'threatened to shoot him, has been made | with a plat given them ‘by a Japa- declined to admit to pro a willl crimson ink. The wine, in so far as| defendant to two court actions, one bY | ol. who had been arrested in Denver CTI ‘OMPANY filed by Sewall as the last testament of | official knowledge extends, was the} his wife, Betty: Bergman, mother of | 9... bootlegging, “which plat noted | CONSTRU! ON Ci rn = the aged woman. The court held that| property of a man named Riadri, It| Ramona, who seeks divorce, dnd th | sno¢ in. Cheyenne where, according to| FOR BAGGS ORGANIZED K. R. Jorgensen G. Kulien Sewall had failed to prove the authen-| was seized while being transported | other» by Ramona, who asks $25,000/tna Japanese, the source of his heot-| CHEYENNE, Wyo, April 3—The| - KK. €' ° the king him! from this place to a near-by coal camp. |jdamages from her father for alleged |jeg “supply, consisting of the cases andChristpnsen’ Construction company of La & Jor ensen, In ir to N r state of |Riadri appeared later with a claim that| defamation at chersaen: Mrs. nee eo \barrels aforesaid, was buried beneath| Utah filed certified articles of ae Irsen ps4 > ‘4 $8,000, and 1 will were | the wine was his “private stock,” alleges crucity as her ground for &c-/six inches of conerete covered_over by| poration in the office of the’ Wyomi a + Mill i 7 genuine the vas not convinced | subsequently displayed discreti y|tion. ‘Ramona, whose petition setsithree feet of earth. ‘The place indi- pectkiaebr: etate ianien The oot Contractors and Builders Planning in Connection had not been obtained by un-| disappearing and has not since been} forth that she is in the insurance busi-j¢ated on the plat is at the rear of a|poration’s Wyoming headquarters will First and Ash St. Phone 219 uence. Whether ‘ewall will | heard from. . j ness In New York City, alleges that her |Japanese store on West Seventeenth|be at Baggs and M. T. (Christie) Chri o the supreme court has not} od | father necused her of being an immoral |street. The Denver “revenuers” spent|tensen, editor of the Snake River Sen- | 2 announced. His counsel have teh | Among other epithets &vhich | virtvally all of Sunaay conducting ex-|tinel, will be the agent ‘in charge. The| | charaeter. y within which to move for a re-] 363 PRIS NERS she alleged he applied to her were | tensive excavations at the point indi-| concern is capitalized at $100,000. Its gin the district. courts | | “street walker” and “prostitute,” |cated but they found neither whiskey 1 to admit to pro. IN STA TE PEN | The court troubles of the Bergman ; nor concrete. The ground, howeve * alleged last will of Mrs. Con: ; | tribe do not end with those of Sam-| appeared penile se faye' aa dug and} ns that a will made ten y | uel, Betty and Ramona. Nathan Berg-| there is a suspicion that highjackers or 1 be offered for probate. Un- | REPORT SHOWS mati, son of Sam by a former marriage, {friends of the Japanese with whom he BAR G A ] N S terms of the earlier will St. | recently sued his wife for divorce, ‘al-|had managed to communicate by Jail s Catholic Cathedral here will bi loging desertion. Mrs. Bergman, he}underground railroad, removed the | | | chief beneficiary the estate. RAWLINS, Wyo. April 8.—The } set forth deserted him after one day of whiskey after the bootlegger arrest | : latest report of the Wyoming peni- j married life. Mrs. Bergman, whom he '" Denver. | p Patrick H. } ern of iocese of tentiary here shows. that the state | pad first met a day or two preceeding | \ Sait Seay an to probate of the will mak-j has 3 convicts on its hands, of | their marriage while she was tr veling | PP AT 7 { . ‘ Il Mrs. Conroy's hel whom 315 are in the penitentiary, Aeithia street’ carnival, Appeared 'atiirs| LROADER IS 2 Two-ton Diamond T trucks. A final sensational element was intro-| 20 at liberty on parole and 28 at | day to contest the suit, however, and , Pe . the hearing on Séwall’s peti- |: erty on honor, . During the month | tye divorce was not granted. FORCED TO ASK | 1 Green, 3 four ‘passenger dmission to probate of the] covered by the report, February, 10 Hudson, wire wheels, cord am Penns enteatOn paar ate abi Atascosa eens |) ney inne ‘AID, LOSES ROLL| tires. In excellent shape. NOTES FOR $1,100 GIVEN | han “co for the contestors pre-| tentiary, 13 were discharged, one was 1\4-ton Republic. Truck. ented the deposition of Henry Bacr,| release » honor done died, who at the time the last will was made - ———— | . CHEYENNE, ‘Wyo., April §—t. J.! - . Tonided ind aportion Soha. sQorirny s|CHILD IS RU ' IN PAYMENT FOR RUBBER Berend, a Burlington brakeman en. Will be in excellent shape. residence, and who testified that after | route from Bridgeport, Nebr., . Overhauling now. the aged recluse's death Sewall- had} * | Lake City, was compelled to made a proposition that it Baer would! OVER BY AUTO, | STARK ARE HELD GENUINE ter at police headquarters ear 2 Three and one-half ton ‘ n| - a tantinte evidence which Sew: asat jady morning after he had lost a chec i - vei ye in regard to Mrs. Conroy | for $600 and $65 in cash in a lavatory Diamond T trucks. i % populates. ip ie eeare Oe re eet LEFT STANDING ee at the Union Pacific depot. or? 1 FWD Bought mouths ago at old prices are now in and stored vide the Conroy estate “fitty-fifty” with} CHEYEN Wyo. April. 8.—The} ———_ . ‘ at our warehouse. Samples will be on display at our Taer and his family. Baer also testi- Sree x ee jallegation of G. G. Morrison that notes Z : v3 n ai —— ion § | RIVERTON, Wyo., Apr. 8.—So deli-) for $1,400 which "he was alleged to 1 Five-passenger Chalmers. store in a day or so. fied that on another occasion Sewall | ‘ f pa g wag | cately balanced on the crest of a hill/nave given to a Denver concern and WANTED ; : utte rte o inti date p witness and a * “1 ete due renee pir ccoter sana tae the puny co renee Pee hte Wepierhich | werm )/nynothecated » with YABB) 1 Five-passenger Hupmobile |}! PRICED $22 T0 $45 00 34 ore - s) cie) t stan i th =} Ini - t . . 3 Sante that at [sufficient to start it on the Wlown-| Union ‘Trust company and the Stock| in’ good subline! order, “a ie terest to take # touring car owned by Frank|Growers' National bank of Cheyenne, ive wontest far Mrs. Conroy's prop-| May tan away when 65-year-old Emma/were forgeries, was unavailing in the He auling 1 Chummy Chandler, good There are so many grades and values and prices | as new. i that your chief protection is the knowledge and hon- | Similar evidence veal. ays | Deshaw tugged at a wheel. The wheel | aistrict court here when evidence was| aaaicenpat LO "YS | on which she had~pulled passed over}introduced that he had once acknow!- as given by om the litle girl, injuring her severely. |eaged the notes and indicated an. in- Contracts The machine came to a stop without| tention of making them good. Morri- HAY FAMIN E IN 1] Overland five-passenger. |]! damage. son asserted that the notes which he ; : aa All the above in good running eee Ie had given in payment for stock in a Wi tt Wi if ; . = F {him when he rejected the transaction | na if - ye eet | and demanded them back, and that the; : sell on time or trade for _~ > ser ieaibusrees. AGRE WATER PROJECT IN aoe ara dnccnred with ihe trust com.|| CAL Temporary Office J | reat estate. HOLMES TO HOMES pany and the bank were forgeries, but 7 PAINT —— . lthe court rendered judgment on the —SEE— SpaerWwe COURS i vyo., April 8.—Many feet the notes sued upon were Wyatt Hotel a ‘ PHON E 601 kson Hol °0 : i } SECOND AND WK 2S THE AEMMERER RESID ee eneccane {| R.N-Van Sant || [aaa Read the Tribune Want Ads. bli 5 : Te — Henning Hotel Casper, Wyo. esty of this firm. gs i their cattle 0 to points. in Idaho where hay 7 KEMMERER, Wyo., April 8,—B, E. | purchased, or to haul Idaho y McKee, » president of the Cottonwood the pass into Jackson Hole. Some {Development company, which will con;} stock owners already are on the trail|struct, an irrigation system in the up-/ to Idaho. The hay shortage in the|per Green river valley to feclaim 40,- Hole may not be attributed to the fact/000 acres, has arrived to supervise the | Let us take the that ranchmen last winter sold hay to|beginning of work on the main canal.| the state and federal governments to/He is accompanied by W. M. King) of be used in feeding elk, ina Louis, who has the contract for| DENT cattle for which this ating the canal, and John E.} tended immediately after the re | , an engineer. “Work will begin out of trailed to Idaho points where hi yas}as soon as heavy machinery which is| rrr indy i al'orte maser "|| ACCIDENT | Spring—Hollister’s Rocky “Mountain IN LARGE FLOUR MILL = Sore a GisbAotnageea eetune a ae ‘in. Wyoming «| Phone 1127-R period of about troyed the plant of the Buffa Manufacturing | company here s a loss of $40, 000, part of whic! CON by in-| Z } surance. 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