Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR GOVERNORS OF TWO STATES TO | & ADDRESS VETS | Governor Carey of Wyoming all Governor Shoup of Colorado Accept Invitations to Encampment ‘ éepart: Colorado and Spanish-Ameri: campment at ¢ rey will deliver an address the evening the evening of July Governor 0 ad ar veterans Gress the ve t is asserted by the largest a ment in SOUNTRY CLUB T0 BE LIMITED 10 100 HERE becomes of age, marry the girl. Darsch, Mrs. Louis A. Darsch, right, of Chicago, was divorced from her hus- band, Henry Darsch, by Superior Judge Lewis in Chicago recently be- cause Darsch wanted to marry his 14-year-old step-daughter, Bertha, left. The girl has declared her intention of marrying her step-father when she it is sald, has also admitted his intention to |Chicago Man Tires of Wife, Divorces _Her_ and M arries His pie mea. a the money the perte for raising d for the erection of club home were an enthusiastic joint meet Casper Golf club an¢ association. Th limit the member 100 members New directors were elected for the step will be to > of the club to the coming H. J. Petersoi C. Riker, T. F. man, Ben H. Pelt Algeo, Todd attacked from the rear by Hill. The n and T. C. fight waxed furiously from the oper ating room of the hospital and through Tonkin. —" Subscribe tor The Tribune “If He’s Good” institution where Martin succeeded in battling his antagonists to a finish. In the melee Sheriff Martin's gun @ropped to the floor and was recov- ered by Hyland. Dazed from’ ‘the fight Hyland complied with Martin's order to hand over the gun and both men were then forced into thelr own machine and made to drive to the sheriff's office where they were placed n the men wero safely behind the bars Dr. M. C. Keith was ‘sum- moned to attend Sheriff Martin... His wounds consisted of a bad cut over the left eye, a cut ov the chin Which penctrated clear through, to the gum and a cut behind the. right ear. All of the wounds necessitated several Istitches to close them up. Accord |ing to advices réceived this morning Sheriff Martin's; wounds. -apparently | were inflicted by some.sharp instru |ment, probably @ kenife; but’ his dazed | condition prevented him from telling | which of his assailants had use the |instrument on him, In the meantime George Masse. re- turned to the sheriff's, office with three gallon jugs of bootleg whisky which had been strewn along the road dur- ing the chase. The, other jugs and bottles which were thrown from the car were demolished’ on the ‘rocks at the side of the road. | pan: BEX WOMAN THREATENS |OFFICERS WITH GUN. | Acting on orders of Sheriff Martin, |Masse and other deputies procured | warrant to search the Hill ranch hom: |southwest of Caspér and made a hur. ried trip to the plate. Here they were |confronted by Mrs. Hill, wife of the man held in jail, who asked, them their business and warned them that if they were not armed with a war. jrant signed by M. P. Wheeler. United Pauline Frederick, movie star, sayn | States court commissioner, that they wbe'll wed Willard Mack, actor, her | had better mot come near the place. former Ruskend, ho, it’s said, has | To make good her threat she. pro- proposed again, if “he will continue |cured a 32:20 frontier ‘gtyle Colts to behav; from which she w Casper's Finest—A Bishop-Cass Theater—Always Worth While NOW PLAYING Pearl White —IN— Beyond Price ALSO BEN TURPIN —in— MACK SENNETT’S Newest Two-Part Comedy “She Sighed by the Seaside” CURRENT EVENTS ADMISSION 40c Continuous 1 tq 11 Every Day | TOMORROW TOM MIX —IN— “A REDIN’ ROMEO” TOWERIFF BATTLES BOOTLEGEERS WHEN ATTAGKED AT HOSPITAL (Continued from Page 1.) closed with his antagonist oniy to bej the corridors to the front steps of the| separated by Mr. Masse. A search of the house was first undertaken which resulted in the uncovering of a quan- tity of arms and ammunition, Sit rifles and shot guns all loaded were Placed in handy positions about the house, evidencing ‘the fact that the operators of the institution were ready to fight for their possessions. SEVERAL DARRELS OF LIQUOR FOUND. A search of the ‘grounds resulted in the finding of the eache which con- tained several barrels of whiskey and other equipment. Just by the merest chance the hiding place of the still in which the booze was manufactured was uncovered. The deputies were searching along the river bank when they came to place that showed traces of new dirt. There was a little hole in the bank and getting down on their hands and knees they saw that there was a larger compartment inside, Crawling through the aperture they found that it opened up on a large room which Was equinped with -one “of the finest stills that has fallen into hands of the officers and quantity of material for the illicit manufacture of booze, INVESTIGATION BY ATTORNEY STARTED. A full investigation of the case being made by the county attorney's office this morning. “That was one of the most das- tardly attac! ever made on a peace officer here,” said M. W. Purcell, when questioned this morning regard> ing his procedure in the case. am going to’try these men on a charge of aggravated assault with in to commit murder,” he re+ plied. Whe the formal papers in the ae- HUB THEATRE TODAY, Saturday and Sunday On: absorbing picture of the poor cuss who tried to reform Broken Buckle-and was horse- whipped and:kissed for nis pains eS - a ifete f a Ady i ra rite attained & i chines passed Sheriff Martin recor. nized Casserley as a man suspected of bootlegging here. It was this that lead to the chase and the unfortunate culmination. The three men named are the only ones that will come under the indict- ment of the county authorities at the on other suspects will now be followed out. RUSE SEEN IN REPORT TO SHERIFF There is a possibility that the re- ported appreach of a game law vio- lator was merely a friendly tip to the sheriff's office that bootleggers were headed this way, or it may have deen a tip with the intention of draw- ing the officials away from town that the bootleggers would have an easier chance of entering. “IT did not shoot when I was at- tacked at the private hospital boeause I was dazed and the other people tn the institution would have been en- dangered by stray bullets,” Sheriff Martin said. “It is a regrettable thing that such a scene should have occurred at an Institution where everyone should have quiet,” he added. “I have a full report of the fnei- dent from witnesses,” said Dr. Lath- rop, “and Mr. Martin ts in no way to blame. 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A was afforded by law.” | high quality of brick ‘will be used “The main thing is that the men|throughout and the entire front fac- I set out to arrest are in jail. guess/ing Second street will be a white I'll survive my Uttle injuries,” was| glazed terra cotta. A marquise of a Mr_Martin's laughing comment. very beautiful pattern will_run_the “What's the idea?” “I'm going on an automobile tour this summer, and I want to find out how many relations I've got scattered throughout the country.”"—New York Sun. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY THE MAN OF MYSTERY HYPNOTIST AND MIND READER i PRESENTING HIS SEE MANY CASPER HE WILL ANSWER IT. "WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY UNDER HIS SPELL. 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