Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1920, Page 5

DOMININ LIE Reward of $750 on Head of Fugi- tive Who Broke Jail at New- Castle ee Being Held «for NEWCASTLE, Wyo.; Sept. 14—Wal- ter Simm, charged. with the murder of Fred Walker in the Osage oil field, June 5, and who escaped from the Wes- ton County jail here, Avgust 20, now is believed to have headed for the Ca- nadian border, traveling by automobile, and to haye passed out of the jurisdic- tion of the United ‘States within three or four days after he escaped. Rewards totaling $750 are outstand- ing for the arrest of the fugitive. The two—Free}] brothers, charged with complicity With Simm in the shooting @f Walker, are at liberty of pond of $5,000 each. Simm was em- ployed by them in the Osage oil field, where Walker was employed by Briggs Bros, ‘The Freel brothers and Briggs brothers were disputants regarding possession of oil land and_it was while ‘Walker was assisting in moving from this land drilling machinery placed thereon by Freel brothers that he was shot. COM 6 WE MURDER OF SHEEPHERDER CODY, Wyo:, Sept. 1.—William Brown,.a convict who has been serving time for killing a man in Cheyenne and who was employed at a road camp on the Park County line, is want#d for the murder’ of, Frank Belcher, a herder, whose body was found beside his wagon on Enos Créek, norti of ‘Ther-| mopolis. Brown, who went under the name of Roy Allen when he rode sixty miles to Cody the day bfore the dis- covery of Belcher's body, of the latter’s horse her together with 9 saddle and bridle. Subsequently inyesti- gations revealed the tdentity of Brown, but ‘riot until he had taken a train from.Cody. Officers have been unable to obtain a clew to his destination. VILLEGED MURDERER IS RELEASED. ON BOND OF $5,000 PENDING. TRIAL SUNDANCE, Wyo., Sept, 1.—Al- though he is charged with murder in the fitst degree, Frank Hickey, ac- cused by his wife of having slain Laban Woods, an ex-service map, has GREEN RIVER, Wyo., Sept. 1.— Francis Barrett is in the Sweetwater County jail here, charged with the murder of Paul Walker, 65, whom he has confessed he shot to death at a | der of Judge W. H. Burgess of the | ranch three and one-half miles ‘north | Fourth Judicial district, sitting for | of Linwood, Utah, and Just within | Judge Tisley of the Seventh district’ | the Wyoming state boundary line, | because the latter before his appoint- Barrett, who came here at once to | ment to the bench was interested in | give himself up, relates that he went | the case as counsel, Judge Burgess | to the ranch where Walker was em- | held that inasmuch as the evidence ployed, to claim a horse which he | against Hickey was inconclusive the owned and which had been impound- | ed itere. : clined to give up the horse and after a heated argument drew a revolver and fired at Barrett, who thereupon, aecording to his story, returned the fire, sending two bullets through Walker's body. GENERAL PEASHING AND CHEY John J, Persh Wyo., Sept. Guardianship of o { Warren, arrived Sunday from the |} Woodrow Wilson Phipps ranch in Golorado, will be F . guests at the home of United State in Court Dispute Senator Trancis E, Warren, Gen. ||) Pershing's father-in-law, for a week or | longer. WYOMING STATE. CAVALRY STARTS CAMP AT BASIN BASIN, Wyo., Sept. 1.—The state }campment of the Wyoming nations guard, which consists of two squad- Cut your boara bill—eat at pee rons of cavalry, began here today and vey. continues for two weeks. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 1—Who shall be the’ guardian of Woodrow Wil- son is at issue in the district court here. Woodrow is the small son of John J. and Myrtle Wilson. Mrs. Wil- son is suing John J., whose ~ where- abouts is unknown, for divorce and the custody of the child. Her ground for suit is nonsupport, Is Your Skin Ablaze With Fiery Itchings? Don’t Conifaue te Suffer Because|and local applications have no ¢f- of Wrong Treatment. fect whatever. That is why salves, — ointments, lotions, washes and Impurities in the ‘blood cause] other remedies applied to the. skin millions of tiny disease germs to|can do no more than give mere set up their attack on the sur-}temporary relief. face of the skin, and in the form} If you want genuine relief frové of pimples, boils, scaly eruptions|the tortures of skin diseases, lose and: itchy, burning irritations, be-|no time in discarding all local gin their, disfigu and destruc-| remedies, and begin taking S.S.S. tive work, For full information about your These disease ‘germs can be been admitted to bail of $5,000 by or- ||| accused man should be permitted the || Walker, he asserts, de- , privilege of bail pending bis trial. | oo Hi SON WARREN AT CITI = 1,—Gen. ||} , who, with his son, |} neath a cut-bank and d-owned de- spite heroic attempts at rescue by his brother-in-law, Frank Parr, who dived until exhausted. The body was recovered about thirty minutes later. ——<——— BODY SHIPPED TO CHINA. ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Sept. 1.— The body of Leo ‘Wou Wong, 49, Chi- nese, who ded here while visiting ‘o- eal Chinese friends, is to be shipped to Hong. Kong, China, for interment. i Tribune want ads give results. | CRAMPS LOSES LIFE IN RIVER ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Sept. 1.—- Seized by cramps while swimming in Poh, creek, 100 niiles north of here, Jom Hansen, 22, a Rock Springs coal ‘ATTENTION RETAIL CLERKS DYon’t forget our regular monthly meeting at 8:00 | P. M., Wednesday, September 1, at Moose Hall. A_ | large attendance is desired. | L. F. HALL, Pres. i H. A. WAGNER, Sec’y, Local 102. JO PROPERTY OWNERS | Grading Districts Nos. 1 and 2 | There will be a meeting of those interested at the COURT HOUSE At 7:30 P. 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