Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1920, Page 10

FARLFREEL |S GIVEN RELEASE AT NEWCASTLE Bail Is Allowed Following Failure to Identify Body Found North * of Town as That of Princi- pal in Murder Case (Special to The Tribune.) NEWCASTLE, Wyo., Freel, charged with complicity in the rder of Fred Walker, ter Sim is directly charged; again been permitted liberty under bail Freel, der. Sim's, however, interred, Dec. 15.—Earl with which who had piven bait » Was taken into custody soon after the discovery of the body, which it then was assumed was that of Sim, who eseaped from jail here last August With the connivance of a person or persens on the outside. then\\was that whoever had liberated Sim—and it -was-assumed that who- ever liberated him had cause Interested in Keeping him from testifying in court regarding the slay- ing of the man with the murder of whom he was accused—had taken him into the country and silenced hing by the expedient of mur- Inability to identify the corpse as has not resulted in there abandonment of the theory that it is Sim's and the remains have not been but are being held pending further developments in Meanwhile Freel has been re-admitted to bail. Roy Freel, a brother of. Earl and with the letter an employer of Sim at the time Walker, an employe of rival oil claimants, was assassinated, the case. 2 result of inability of the authori-|now is serving a term of from seven ties to identify as that of .Sim the/to fourteen years in the penitentiary psc of a man who had been twice] inflicted - ATTEND THE BIG Christmas THE LEADER 8 f result of his conyiction was found in|of manslaughter when tried recently th_of_nere|on a charge of complicity in the Walk | Sale Casper’s Economy Store. Woman, Miss and Infant Women’s Fur Coats 1-3 Off The Choice of Any Hat in the House $3.95 The | The ebraska School School of Irrigation Located upon a 90-acre tract of land upon the thing for the edge of the city of Scottsbluff. Offers to residents of the Piatte Valley opportun- ities for training in the elements of irrigation engin- eering. School opens January 3, 1921. There is no tuition. A fee of $5 per semester cov- ers entrance ,rental of books, etc. Admission granted to graduates grade schools or men 18 years old or over. For particulars write to— Box 615 THOS. H. McCARTHY, Supt. Our Service A great many people who have large financial trans- actions avail themselves of ‘the service afforded by this institution; but it -requires greater effort jon our part to engage the atténtion of small depositors who can least af- ford being without the pro- tection which The Casper National Bank affords. We invite accounts sub- ject to check and extend ev- ery attention and, courtesy to all depositors without re- gard to the size of their ac- counts. from Scottsbluff, Nebraska Every- eighth ARE SAA AORN 1B er killing. Eari Freel's trial originally was set to follow that of Roy, but was postponed until the next term of court.) Although the authorities have been unable to identify the corpse found in the ravine os Sim's, the belief that it is Sim's his been strengthened by their inability) to obtain. information ‘The theory that any other person has been missing, in this vicinity since the time the de- ceased met death, which apparently was about four months ago. opinion is strong that might lead to the solution of the mur- der mystery should be neglected and {t ia probable that professional detect- ives will be retained to work on the done 80 “be- forever! Meantyhile the search whose capture a state’ reward of $500 , is, outstanding, is being continued. |\Window Display Suan attendon 1p bein abteaated tal the large and artistic window a) showing at the new location of the Cas. per Stationery company in the Richter Music building. The background of the disphiy is made by a genuine Bokhara rug cf great value. The vrt shades of the or. ental rug show to best advantage th Roycroft brass and copper work. I the center of the window is a Roy- croft Mbrary lamp of hammered cop- per. On either side are candle holders of the same work. A brass Buddha incense burner, beautifully framed pic- tures tinted on parchment ane a_wick- Public nothing that for Sim, for . IRIS ORCHESTRA THEATRE ° Today and Tomorrow MARY MILES MINTER —IN—: “Jenny Be Good” A Story of Society and the lums. LSO— TWO PART COMEDY , “TELL US OUIJA” SHOWS AT— 1, 2, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 Brodie Rubber Ga ‘window. Draws Ateton “ ADMISSION 30c J ei We have the famous Taplex. gael Covers; the best we can buy. ag Hot-Shot Bartexes for Fords. Se A “Howe” would make a dandy gift. | a Diamond tires for instance—the wear-ever kind. woos Nothing nicer . Av Robes! We have a nice selection. Ss” Brodie for the best of everything in fotor ac- cessories Brodie Rubber Company Opposite Post Office Christmas for the Man With a Car ahd would be fine—they’ re-so useful. 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