Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1920, Page 5

| ELKIN GHARGE THERMOP FETE Casper Lodge Members in Hot Springs City Directing‘Plans for Big Fourth (Special to The Tribune.) THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., The Liberty club of this city, which is the local connection of the Casper Elks, will promote the big three-day Fourth of July celebration to put on here. Over $3,000 has been raised for) premiums, games, airplane exhibit, paseball and miscellaneous sports. A| debate is being arranged between the Democrats and Republicans on the is- sues of the day. jreybull’s 36-plece concert band has been engaged by the Liberty club to fi sh music for the celebration. Special trains will be asked on the Burlington to move the big crowd be- ing planned for. One thousand additional, beds have been promised by the various rooming houses and the price of lodging has been agreed on at $1 per person, and for infraction of the rule the violator will lose his city license. It is .pro- ‘posed to make this Fourth a “liye und Jet-live’ celebration and raises in prices will not be tolerated by thet committee. ————.——_. ACCUSED AND ACCUSER PAY SAME PENALTY IN CAPITAL ASSAULT CASE CHEYENN: Wyo., May 22.— * or words to that af: stice W. H. Fdwards Thursday afternoon jn | pronouncine judgment in the case of the state of Wyoming vs. Eugene ‘Conral, in which the defendant was accused of May 22.—' jernor R. D. Carey has signed - requi- CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 22.—Rival coroners and rival undertakers were complications which foliowed the dis- covery late Wednesday of th> body of met miles east of this city. Barnes died alone at the farm. News of the discovery of the body was telephoned to Cheyenne and Jus- tice of the Peace Edwards, wh» acts as coroner in the absence of the cor- oner, having been informed that Cor-| was oner Clyde Early was out of the city,| A took jurisdiction and Dumm, an undertaker; with W. W. the body. for the farm, Coroner Early, who was! the not out of the city, learned of the case that and with a representative of Early-Brickers Brothers mortuary pro-| fled. ceeded toward the farm. Before they! BOND THIEF IS UNDER ARREST IN WISCONSIN CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 22.—Gov- sition papers for Thomas H. Knox, who is wanted in Hot Springs county for the alleged theft of a $1,000 Liberty bond from the Thermopolis aecrie of Eagles and who is under arrest 2:9 Wisconsin, and B. T. Prout, wanted at Casper to answer charges of issuing] fraudulent checks and who is in cus- tody at Omaha. > MINE WORKERS PRESENT last assault on his brother, Willian Con- rad. ‘ In other words, it cost Eugene $20 to commit an assault, unaccompanie? by battery, on William, and ir iaall William $20 to appear as prosecuting witness under the circumstances otf taching. The court held that com- meinant and defendant should be pen-{ alized equally. The circumstances of the case. as revealed by testimony, were as follows: Fugene told William to keep off his! (Eugene's) land near Otto. fourteen miles west of Cheyenne. William dis- regarded the order and strolled across / Eugene's land, whereupon Eugene an- peared, armed with a pick handle, and approaching to witht about fifty teet of William, swung the club in @ man- ner which William regarded \as men- acing. Therefore William had Wu- ie-arrested: Judge Hdwards did tte ‘rest. | Mexican Fatally Hurt Refuses to Divulge Details; CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 22.—Jose Gonzales, a Mexican who arrived on a train from the west suffering from) several knife wounds so severe that he may not recover, declines to reveal how or where the wounds were sus- tained. He was taken from the train to a local hospital. -fica, left Cheyenne for the Pacific cuast CHIEF WITH FINE CHARM: CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 22.—John P, White, member of the president's coal commission and former president of the United Mine Workers of + mer- this week" wearing a scintillatmg watch charm presented to him by. District 22, United Mine Workers, in app -eci ition of his services in assisting the miners and operators of the district to set to- gether on,a new two-year contract em- bodying the findings of the president's conditions, as they are applizasl) to} the coal mining industry in Wyom.ig. The charm is set with a twum-2r of diamonds. arrived at the place, with the body. accompanied him. in his bed, from natural causes, while) Edwards acquiesced and the investigation, establishment was engaged ly proceeded to} body to take charge of the the Barnes farm and took charge of) and that its conveyance had prossedled} Soon after their departure some distance toward the farm vefore the| were on the job, could not be OMING COMPETITION OF RIVAL UNDERTAKERS 1 COMPLICATING BODY GIVEN UP BY ONE ON CRDER OF GORONER FRIEND however, Edwards and Dumm whereupon Early brought to this city. report that a third und accompanying undertaker two business competitors al MAN WHO FORFEITED = BOND PLEADS. ALIB! CHRYENNE, Wyo., May 2 Pritchett of Cody, Wyo., the federal grand jury for violation| of the prohibition laws, and whos bail of $1,000 was declared forfeited when he failed to appear in court here| this | Week, arrived from Cody BOSTON TERRIERS —OF— True Blue Quality Our kennels consist ex- clusively of this type and cater only to those who de- sire the best. Our stock is absolutely as represented and the puppy we ship to you will be the one you select by our description upon in- quiry. THE ACOMA KENNELS 452 Acoma St. Denver, Colorado ~~ hey returning} Early demanded that the corpse be turned over to him, that jit might be placed in the hands of the George Barnes, 70, at his farm thirty| undertaking firm whose representatiy-+ After some delay corpse was removed from the Dumm_ vehicle] to that of the Early-Bricker Brothers] establishment, it to the farm and there conducted an after which the body took me- corpse, week and immediate! 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