Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1920, Page 3

i scopes tment IONDAY, JULY 19, 1920 ro" __ PAGE THREB ‘CAMPAIGN FOR AMERIGANILL S. EXPENDITURES FOR s’siewissrwn tenses to a preliminary LEGION POSTS 1S MAKING) YEAR OVER 29 MILLIONS. " ———, NEIGHBOR IS HELD FOR MURDER BIG PROGRESS) [G REPORT] Giccisoncso ce, wc...” asec we cones ee ment expenditures for the fiscal year PT KEMMERER, Wyo., July age gpad vee with shurder in first ‘ (By Associated Press) ne T8848), amounted pina ee oe trance in rear. NDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 19.—The| 383,564, of which $6,403,343,451 was 9-6t° degree, Steve Lasich, 45 years old, whose ranch lies twenty campaign for new posts started recently \miles north of Sublet, is held under $5, 000 bond and William by: the: American /Legion is poomrhontite (mae ees as xe Krall, 51, his neighbor and victim, is in his grave. rapidly, according to an announcement is pemloohig Give ees ae Hehe caused NIC hee Krall “died from infection of a gunshot wound in the leg, in- Rene national headquarters at In- eype 4 ion in enver last year b; lefenting ie The members of the Sunerga’ of St. frock Ea © King and Neil King.,weti|"ieted by Lasich. The two men were in a dispute over ditch in a dispute over ditch} Tho intent report, submitted tor the atz e ] ne an rt Mark’s E) ypal chureh will be (known, Denver champions. rights when the shooting occurred. , second week in July showed that twen- Front Basement West Hotel Bldg. Clean-Up Sale HATS MUST GO Btesses at a luwn fete “given on i asrarne Krall was not seriously hurt. It was ty-one new posts and twelve new units slawn of the W. A. Blackmore home,| Mrs. Charles Benjamin and daugh-|®*Pected he would live when he was of tho Women’s @Augiliary units thro 617 South Wolcott street, on Tuesday/ter, Miss Lova Benjamin, are leaving|>Tousht to the Lincoln Miners erat out the Legion. evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Leone! today for Frankfort, Ind., where they poe saping wound infiloted Pee - Kas with three new posts, and Blackmore, president of the Sunergae| will visit for about six weeks at tueir]:45-calibre rifle in Lasich’s hands, how- one auxiliary unit. showed the great: me infected and Krail died. est gain, The state now has 295 posts had been released on bond, and 43 units of the auxiliary. New will have charge of the affair. | old home. The lawn will be lighted by Japan- oat. was promptly re-arrested on his fYork continued to lead the other de- ranch when Krall died. partments, having 932 pgsts. Indiana ese lanterns and garden tables and| M, Michlor, of Denyer,,Colo., is spend chairs will be arranged for the suests.;ing a few days in Casper on business Refreshments will be served. He intends to locate here in the near], Lasich and Krall had been neigh (Continued from Page 1) gained one post and one auxiliary unit eee future. bors several years, Lasich owned his during the week and now has 299 posts Little Visitors from & wis piseds oe ae Meal was not Haare declaring that he would not engage in/and 42 units. Fort Worth are Entertained }._Mr. and Mrs. H. Young of Kansas|?@ leased his place. According to the}, wire debate. The American Legion's: membership county attorm information, Lasich}” «.4 had allowed Krall the privilege of dig- ging a ditch over his property so Krall could get water for his crops from the Mrs. R, C. Wyland entertained a}City, Mo., spent, the week-end here number of tiny friends in honor of her| visiting with friends enroute vo the nie the Misses Mary Elizabeth aud| Yellowstone National park. They are Georgiana Fowler, who are visiting | making the trip overland. oueel : with their aunt here from Fort Worth, — porn ries No ep Lasich was) any members of the national com-}ic% Argentine Republic, England, Chi- supplied from Clear Creek, na, Cuba, France, Poland and Santo Texas, About 20 little guests enjoyed i mittee arrived today for a meeting of the afternoon on the lawn playing Tile MUA Frees eeereu ela a Ree OOK | ei” ohersitiher With (C | Domingo. ee ‘ plete his part of the contract, but en-|the fu mmijttee with Cox tomor. mae games. Refreshments were served. | | croached upon Lasich’s rights, taking |TOW, to discuss selecting a campaign OA TS Dinta seine ° advantages of his good nature. Manager and other matters. Patcania th F cipeie | On Thursday night Krall placed} The national committee will meet to: ’ Det at Ment att ite ca keane boards over the ditch he had dug into|morrow for their first real business Sheridan, who are seeing Wyoming in Lasich’s property and warned Lasich|session since the San Francisco con Snair CHAIIKE Beh RE Tan aie not to remove the boards. Friday morn-| vention. Returning from Washington Sheds Calpers Taak ets CHU conte anis ing, Lasich took down his gun, hunted | with Gov: Cox was Franklin’ D, up Krall and ordered him to remove} Roosevelt, vice presidential nominee, ontlng, siUcn rape bathed mis oe tel the boards. who -remained over for the national Ay Sa Tb lathe nad aie While the men were arguing Lasigh| committee's meeting as a guest at the tur n north the latter part of the week (By Associated Press) lowered the gun to Krall's legs and| executive mansior speech of acceptance will an-|a@t the last counting, totaled 2,500,000 swer all that I deem requires an an-| With posts in all parts of the United * he said. \States and in Alaska, Canada, Hawaii, Chairman Homer S. Cummings and|Panama, the Philippine Islands, Mex- One lot of Hats; each One Lot of Hats; each While here they paid their respects to WASHINGTON, duly, 19:—The | prea. —_—_— Hon. Patrick Sullivan and the Tribune.| forces of General Tuan ChiJul, for- | He then rode twenty miles to Sublet|coX REPEATS SO SETATS e cy saps mer Chinese premier and minister of |to phone for a doctor. Lasich gave| WILSON PLEDGE. Retain cote ornate ‘ erable tae Dinner Chit ene La of “ A ded zp | picspele” puto ner Eaten: WASHINGTON, July 19.—Governor} of the railro nd, brotnaeheee ete i Ente ao ; ene reg: .T. HL : <rall. hy ~ Metin aa TALE s Mie td Road Ne i “each Miss Janice Huffsmith entertained at rwere Seteateg Gy Cty Fae Veeae CeCe ae eral He ldaame BE. Cox, Democratic candidatolain tha Muttrar meinen volt sf ulars and driven toward Mentoukuo, |was rushed to the Kemmerer h- Sunday for the} the American legution at Peking re- {and Lasich was reclased on $5,000 mper, Rohert Muth-| ported to the state department to- }bonds, after he had told his story. Rolland Maroney and Louis Malm, all). day, Krall ig survived by his wife and a of Denver, Colo, The young men were small boy, who live o 5 20 live on the ranch, ‘ ; cage 5 vs who made sacrifices in the world y or reject the ward but their action wilt is ae Where Miss Huflsmith stented sehoot| FOUR HORSES ON a His statement followed an hour's con:!ho in the nature of recommendation ta| “is aoe aah ference at, ‘the “White eee. inday | the ranks. iy ea sia... WORLAND RANCH|FEDERALS GRUSH a ern by emt ee | Eo tat hg dcoon rat ae = CATHOLICS WILL for president, announced today that if tama elected he “would endeavor with all a Benen my might” to redeem the promises} today, The big chiefs would not talk. made by President Wilson to thc Union heads have no power to accept a 1:30 o'clock dinne Messers Juynn tf decision Ice Cream is Celebrated at Party | good orses eae to Henry Croft Mrs. William Jardine assisted by Mrs,| Were-cut to pieces and killed wha HA VE CA NDIDA TE Fred Seaman and Mrs, Emmett Staple-| struck by a freight train on the H FOR DEATH OF | ton, entertained a number of the small} Horel ranch, entailing a loss of Ate a ON MEX BALLOT C | Press: friends of Marie Jarding at a party] $1,000. Another animal was severely (By Associated Press) on Saturday efternoon in honor of her! injured, MEXICO CITY, SE ck Pres fond ‘0 in sow (By United Press) | second birth’ anniversary. dominating the ri MOL AY Eee The home of Mrs. Jardine, of South sin eos pak cee rebels MEXICO CITY, July 19.—The Na McKinley avenue was prettily deco- | have been driven out, according to Se tional Republican party, representing uted in pink and white. At the lunch Be id BRS FE July 19.—} the ry of | | B} e Ca s oO » report sent to Minister of War |, entry of the Catholics into Mexi } mn table the appointments were car. are c can polities, is meeting © today to ’ 4 pa mere gin agtS ak Calles today by Colonel Brabater. are con-|jcan polities, is meeting here today t sed » above the table was filled with lanl Ma ae wa nected with the death by burning of}jchoose a presidential candidate. They f Mrs. John Rousch and seven children, {favor a new constitution if their candi and white balloons tied with rib- according to the coronor’s verdict and}date is elected. aH leading to the plate of the at John Rousch, the husband and father, $a SS huge birthday cake was Se ere aE vee eae is under arrest. Mr, and Mrs. Verne W. Mokler will Bas sted in pink and white, and pink and § +H, ly 19.—A night Investigation has yevealed that the § us T } Dp Sf eaten tae rgeeyea foreman, two fire bosses, two put URGED ON TURK burpins of the family home it cone [Have this evening on vacation trip of ruly Delicious afternoon was spent playing| Fs and three laborers were entom land, 30 miles from here, wax of incen-|{ on ones they will viuie Cheeeane their for both the methers and the| ed by an explosion in « mine of the diary origin. The state has not dis-|@Psence they will vis ; Phone 471 children. Union Colliertes at Renton, Rescue closed the other “suspicious circum: (By Associated Press) ‘. Be sure and attend W; The guests of Miss Marié were Dor-| crews later in the day will try to “ TINOPLE stances’’ attendant upon the murder: of F 2 i 2 aya et find: th 1 3 CONSTANTINOPLE, July 19—A : sale, pathy : Separates Beker, kutby Mic: 1 ye: Bete “anes circular has been posted on the walls | ‘® tamil Charlotte boycott against Farland, Charline Hanway —$<<-———_— Beate ueuTnarone ~~» Mason, Mere@ith Mason, Dorothy Ema- ty ers i £ gene Staplet@h, Juanita Potter, Eileen | the powers forcing the treaty upon poten Lode dontectodgecfoes Ricker @aeaerAlibne Beatiarl “AAC: turkey. It exhorts all Musselmen to 5 ot Me ote ote 0% ho eSo-sge So sie-eSo-ase-aSo-sie aie elo-ale-ase-ofe oe ae oho efo-ale oho ofoato-alo-ateete-efoote ree + aXe > Me So-efe- Me ? number of the mothers, rm A tols, clubs J The little hostess received many tove-! hatchets to drive out “weak leaders ly gifts from her friends, and all en- who yield to the demands of sign- , t ~ ers who are seeking to ruin the Mos joyed the afternoon. * So-sSo- ~ ard ei lem pow 4 a Miss Marie Pritchett left (iis morn- (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, July 19--A nation-wide] gb 3, ing for Greybull, Wyo., after spending], MANCHESTER, Vt., July 19,—Se- campaign by federal employes to obtain] %% + the week-end here visiting with friends] lection of a jury to try Byron M. Pet- Hays inceoaneuLenilintecelin tie neat ae ~ and relatives. Miss Pritchett lived] tibone, charged with the murder of his ture. Charles F,| Nagle, vice presidont| ge if ON >< here last summer and fall and was| wife by poisoning, was begun today. of the National Federation of Federal 3 nicely entertained by her many fiends| It is alleged that Pettibone, who was IN COAL FIELDS Employes, has announced. “— while in the city. an undertaker's assistant, became in- & oe $956 fatuated with a nurse whom he met . E. Winter, wholat homes which he visited in the } Colo., on a brief] course of his work. . visit returned to their home here this ——— 9 | — morning. | cee, | CHARLESTON, W. Va., duly 19.—| Miss O'Neill Entertains - Thirty-five coal companies and their for Visitor chief officers, all of southern West Vir- Miss Mmagene O'Neil was hoste : sinia, were named in warrants issued n informal luncheon the Henning here im connection with the coal price o-4fo oho * RO ¢ Judge and M have been in Denv: ? iO, ? FOR PURE | IGE 1M + Simplex Electric lroners OPENS TUESDAY, JULY 20th Mo 4% 1M 0 bs Me Sac rose afo-efoehe-ale-ote sho-ste-ofoeteate-stest KP sacs ? % ad KA ° eo 10tel Saturday aftern: nor of) investigation conducted during the past; ——Call. N Marie Pritchett, visiting} two weeks by government authorities. ~ Bo with Mga deranie Pro Snes UNDER CONTROL ‘Tho warrante-were placed in the hancs|] CASPER ICE AND COLD || zs in Greybull, Wyoming. the of a United States marshal Who will | STORAGE 3, luncheon the guests attended the base exacutalitherd. 1em early this wee tiiaiwnake ee ? ball game. t 4 Phone 493 oe "e ya * Sao iM 2, 4 y Associated Press) Maple of Shert-| SUNRISE, Wyo. July 19.—1 enroute to Denver,| Which started at 4 o'clock Saturday ment morning in the coal mine of the Colo Df Saturday in Casper. ‘ * rado Fuel & Iron company here was The regular meeting of the Auxiliary|?eported under control to PIONEER an Legion will be held in PE to the Ame o*, ¢ ? ” K? ree, + eo aho-efoetes’ 2 Secs iM ¢ oo, + i? Sad 1% lroning One Ma CODY, Wyo., July 19.—Dr. William| Challenger for America’s cup, sbout| ¥ - noon at 2:30 o'clock AND MEAT MARKET >< oe pa MNO PRIA) goer PHONE 345 % Drudgery [PERSONALS [she it hennineat HAST Sandison & Fides |i@. °° Eliminated + : pees Stryker ‘of Livingstea, Mont. we wat_|two miles behind in the international HOS, FLDDES, Manager * to f *s ; iss Loutse Thomas has resumed her|ously and perhaps fatally injured when Reso wane rat American Saree Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts. ¥ or BS 2 *y company in the drygoods department) Faithful in the Yellowstone National | (10% edhe fs : 2 Pa M aftcr a vacation of two weeks Stepping from the running board |'#e sbchour Hmit. | The race was called We Deliver ¥ y ts : ORES ar, he was struck by a passing|ff by the regatta committe utter | RX ee R. G. Taylor is in the city from Den-|machine. No bones were broken, but|22OUt 20 miles _had been covered. __ 3, o ver, Colo,, attending to business con-|the wheels went over his body and. in- * 3 nected with his oil interests, |ternal injuries may cause complica- ee “ anise jtions. He was removed to Chico Hot a oe o N. Wilson of t Western States | Springs. $ 3 Oil & Land company arrived this morn-| = + In am an a ye ing on a short business visit in. thi RIVERTON 10 CELEBRATE oe ~ ¢ | CPR td | neat se a + i A. BE. Li nee of the Holp syndicate] Pe > My returned here this morning after a} ba b lusines&’ visit in Denver, Colo., in the . .> > ? o, ao interests of the sy ndicate | : Have been up to $12.50, now | RIV July 19.—A rous- Miss Violet Eshelman and Miss!ing celebration, will mark the four: ulys Humphries, who are employed! teenth anniversary of the town of Riv. Mat the Webel Commercial company, /egton on August 18, 14 and 15. Com- e are on their vacation of two weeks. mittees have. been aj pointed to look S A jafter details of the fete and hundreds 65 HATS; YOUR CHOICE nk Brown of 131] o¢ visitors a : t spent Sunday with friends} aSiislace eens in Denver, returning to their home here| CARD OF THANKS | this morning. | We wish to thank our frionds for @ | ses |thoir kindness and assistance during Fred Ramsey, # prominent business] the illness and death of our dear father, Also your choice of any Hat in the House—$10.00 man and ranch owner of sh r the many beautiful floral of- Wye in the city for a few di -Mr. and Mrs, w well) . 155 | &. 44 Young, { ‘ Mr. and Mrs, A. W. L. Holcomb, Mr. and} F | iM oP *, 2, %, Sa °, Sao You buy the Simplex Electric Ironer on easy terms. So while you pay, you save. \ ? Sa ah ree, 2, - o-egeoes o4 Call at our show room and allow us to demonstrate. 2, Soo o, 2, 2. 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