Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1921, Page 10

PAGE TEN PRESIDENT AND CASHIER BOUND OVER TO COURT Charge of Embézzling $400,Q00} Is Reduced to $10,000 by Findings of Jury in Illi- nois Case ! CASE AGANST SIMDLER DROPPED WHEN LOSES HERE ARE MADE O40 J. F. Mewhinney, the man who was held here charged with cashing a | sheaf of worthless paper in return for came to light here last night. | diamond rings and articles of wearing The judge's friends, in examining | apparel, prior to attempting to make his personal effects following his | hurried departure for Cheyenis, has | mysterious death last week, found | been released by the county authori- | a small, hand-carved ‘and highly | ties when the firms victimized refused polished casket of cherry wood, |to press the charges after the mate- which enclosed the embalmed body | rial was returned to them. The case of a large Persian cat, Sultan, the | was dropped at the instance of C. H. pet for many years of the judge’s | Mewhinney, a brother of the accused wife before her marriage. ang |™A2,_ Who came here from Oklahoma Embalmed Cat Is the Legacy Of Late Judge TULSA, Okia.. May 18—A hith- erto unrelated incident in the life of the late Judge John Devereux The cat died 28 years ago and made good the losses sustained by its mistress had. it embalmed and ee people, 2 Sis ‘dally her home. rater his wife's cath | the judge likewise preserved ) CORPORATION vor Harly Benefits FILES IN 4 when John seaier, arter beine| From U.S. Tariff, kept in a specially made ¢ at; ‘CASPER THEATER COMPANY ene. | CHEYENNE, May 18.—The Casper permitted Yr, the Theater company, capital stock $10,- matsp) ee Act Are Planned |iicsts tied artictes of incorporation | im the office of the Wyoming secretary of state. The directors are W. L. Mc Donald, A. O. Olsen and G. H. God WASHINGTON, May 18.—Prepar- | aington. Shares are of the par value atory to introduction of the revised | %."s; 00 ‘each. tariff bill, Representative Long- worth of ‘Ohio, Republican, mem- (Special to The Tribune.) ay follow: ber of the ways and means commit- tee, introduced today a joint resotu- tion to make effective Immediately all rates carried by the bill as re ported. The temporary rates thus set up would remain effective while the tariff bill was making the jour- ney through congress. — $100,000, par value of shares $1.00 each, directors are Joseph Sneider, W. T. Bivin, Dan C. Woods, Fred company’s headquarters is olis. Sandin & Johnson Sheep company, bank's Liberty bonds to as to make good his losses left with the bank by depositors were disposed of, Mr. Dimond alleged Alberta Post, a bookkeeper, who has been with the bank for many years, | revealed the allege i ‘ularities. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Regular meeting tonight, business NURSES CALL MEETING. An important meeting of all of the registered nurses of the city will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Red Cross health community center rooms in the city hall. At 7:30 all of the exarmy nurses are + ¢.|/Tequested to meet in the same room for the purpose of concluding arrange 5.18-3t'ments for the Memorial day service! Did You Ever Figure It Out? Questions of Vital Importance and How to Solve Them ‘ HOW MUCH LIFE INSURANCE SHOULD I CARRY?: Let me figure it out carefully and conscientiously and see. I won- der if the result will surprise me? shares $100 each, directors, Ernest Sandin, Jacob M. Johnson, Margaret Sandin and Anna M. Johnson. The company’s headquarters is Rawlins. The North Side Auto & Transporta tion company of Rock Springs filed certification of increase of capita stock from $25,000 to $4400. ——— My Annual Expenses (for Self and Family) Are 2--.-cc0e~ Boon Deduct My Share of Same... ee aa S Balance, Representing Family Expense Amount Which, at 6 Per Cent, Will Yield the Above Balance $. Deduct Net Cash Value of My Estate at Present. Balance, Representing My Estate to Be Created. Deduct Amount Now Covered by Life Insurance... Balance, Representing Additional Life Insurance Mnuived $. THIS MODERN POLICY OF THE PACIFIC MUTUAL will provide the additional insurance. SUMMARY The following illustrates a $5,000 Ordinary Life Policy, Agé 35: THE FIRST WAY—IT PAYS TO THE INSURED Sickness (a) WHILE TOTALLY DISABLED (confined in the pune) $100 a month, limited to 12 months for any one illness..: $ 1,200 (b) WHILE TOTALLY DISABLED (following eeanneent in the house) $50 a month, limited to 6 months for any one dilness << nae 800 THE SECOND WAY—IT PAYS TO THE INSURED Accident (a) WHILE TOTALLY DISABLED $100 a month, limited to 5 12 months for any one accident...) 1,200 (b) WHILE PARTIALLY DISABLED #004 a oer limited to 6 months for any one accident... itt 800 THE THIRD WAY—IT PAYS TO THE INSURED Permanent (a) Caused either by accident or sickness, $150 a month for Total 12 months and $50 a month thereafter FOR LIFE. In addi- Disability tion the face value of thepolicy will be paid at death to the beneficiary —_...._.. Sedan balb hia 2 SU AY) (b) For the accidental loss of sight or two Jimbs_—._-._---- 5,000 With an indemnity of $150 a month for 12 mouths and $50 a month thereafter FOR LIFE. In.addition the face value of the policy will be paid at death to the beneficiary... 5,000 THE FOURTH WAY—IT PAYS TO THE INSURED Old Age | At a MONTHLY INCOME FOR LIFE of... § THE FIFTH WAY—IT PAYS TO THE BENEFICIARY. Death (a) From natural causes .... (b) From accidental causes age 65, 5,000 — 10,000 paid-up life insurance, paid-up term i insurance, lod and cash. vailable at any time after three years in force. FILL OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON ena 5) EES ES The policy ha | surrender values, z Please send me further information about Pacific Mutual Multiple Progection Insurance in the amount of $. | My date of birth is: Day My occupation is Address Telephone No. Remarks ‘Name in full. | Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. E. K. Price, State Agent Rooms 505-507, Oil Exchange Bldg. Other concerns filing articles Fri} Ohio Mineral company, capital stock, | = Wyckoff and John.A. Cramm. The/E= ‘Thermop- | = capital stock $75,000, par value of |= fhe Casper Daily Cribune WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 15 Womai Life a ranchhouse near here this morn- in Chtina, will speak at a meeting of out wholesale ing after the aged woman had tried the Ladies Aid woclety of the church. |wiste Siperten ee ct teieaae” | thicvery trom, tise by railroad to reseue the child. She saw the fire |#"4 at the services 2 ——— company. It is said that ‘men left from the barnyard and was over- ‘Miss Abel is supported in her work |° A Parisian hus willed his large for-| Casper on « freight train May 10, Sao fy mena on imto the pale show Palabra ep tune te his widow on, that] brte into a merchandise car en route ters: pesca Only remains |S0ciety i plone bd pei = oeCfes Tt pene trona county, has ‘from |M. Dumm of this city, is accompany. Rawlins, where he delivered J. D.|!n& Miss Abel on her ¢rip through the Miller, convicted blackmatiler. Miller! State. . SE age tence. Mr. Masse ;| ‘Jewelry and watch repairing by chase of Al Biscardo, the convict who| Pert workmen. All work guaranteed. made the dramatic escape from the | -**Pe? Jewelry Mfg. Co.. O-S. Bidg. state penitantsacy and later commit 3-5-tf, ted suicide when he saw that his ef. See fort to escape would be an wack Ted Theater banding’”* SET Grain Exchange oe Bill Passed by Wn SECS RE pangs eee apridapaeis, is UW, May 18—the “hits “el 68 Etiam, who |senate passed the Lantz grain My Overland 1917 5-Passenger In good condition. I need the money and will sell it cheap. E. T. 0., Tribune. {eee see “Wyo., May 18.— -Car No idilleanges ‘ No Refunds No Approvals WATCH OUR WINDOWS © HARDWARE SECTION 8-Cup Aluminum Percolators’ Round Aluminum Roasters Regular Price Thrift Price $2.00 $1.35 1,000 Yards 72-Inch Bleached Pepperel Sheeting -- Selling, in Regular Stocks At 60c to 70c’ Per Yard This lot of sheeting is’offered for quick selling to our Thrift Thursday patrons, at— A8c ¥= 2,000 Yards Half Bleached 17-Inch Toweling A special absorbent cloth with an waesally good finish. ‘Thrift Price | 2c Per Yard HA ae es THE WEATHER—Probably showers tonight and Thursday, not uageh ‘ change in temperature. z ‘\the wonderful values you must attend these Thrift Thursdays. . , 48-Ib. sack of this re agent flout, a ing at $2.50." _ : Gloves - Regular 35¢ Quality erie Paics 2 oir A es Stacey ‘eds High Grade Shioes For Men. A clean-up of all odds and asia styles, all sizes, black only, formerly priced to $16.50. mate $9.50) | a Sne Be ut ner ws . | Vibe ee