Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 10

fe Casper Daily Eribune fn WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 192i PAGE TEN PAGERS EXTENSION Of CONFESSION REVEALS COWARDLY (AQ AlN OVER. PLEASURE DRIVE” IS PROMOTED|==:5= = === lng Bee econ prs he aetreitt ath ani fire Forty NORTHWESTERN, NATURE OF CHEYENNE MURDER py Frye T)F¢ \INVALIDS AND AGED TO BENEFIT === === v=eeuee (Special to The Tribune.) sition’ Hut simply tie Lats go. Somreuers. ‘The attacks occurred CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 22.—That the murder of Louis | teh alas Sore Well tren iet’s go,|-60 miles off Cape Charles lightship. Pale, taxicab driver, five miles south of Cheyenne March ~ (The Casper fictainaseh ledissliatis club is sponsoring a big prolie nue ~ last, was a crime even more cowardly and cold-blooded | lin Casper with plans being laid for a pleasure i than had been indicatea by circumstantial evidence, is re- | benefit of invalids and aged people who dp. mech an . oe ‘| thing have an opportunity to drive around Casper and to the vealed by a confession which is alleged to have been made | to Sheriff Marti at Trinidad, Colo., by Earl L. Moss, one of} many scenic 5) in this vicinity in automobiles. June 26 President on ‘pecial Train 4inputation of Both Legs Fails}? the two deserters from the 15th United) bail on a charge a! murder in the fi is the day that ‘been set aside for the “pleasure drive.” Through Here Today; Im- States cavalry, Fort D. A. Russell,' degree. Moss in his alleged confes.| * jig Life of Michael For-* ‘The cuestion has often been asked| W..C. A Se. name, street address = on Casper who is charged with the crime. Moss sion endeavored to exculpate himself! aker, Mangled Under f jn Casper, how many people are there| and rumber of their own or nearest provements ii and Alfred E. Walker, the other de-| by placing blame ‘or the slaying on ch : ~ + dint Casper who seldom have the pleas-| teleprone through which they can be Division Expecte serter, who were arrested near Trin-| Walker. Under the law, however, if}! Switch Engine ure of riding in an automobile? The; reached. idad, were brought to Cheyenne Mon- | his story be trie, he is equaliy guilty, directors' of the motor club have re-| If {t is not convenient to communi- v day by Sheiff George J. Carro‘l of| with Walker, and equally subject to ! ved to fin man | 3 | | Michael Fi ye 9 find out “how y" If} cate with either of the above organi- St cisnadl coped ee ne anmoel in.| L@mamie county’and are held without) punishment for ‘murder in, the. first, -..coumbed b reangatto if Do aes tre das Brel, they get the ride. | zations kindly will out the information| , Skection,trip of board of directors, praca aigecer’ wey pt iad penal ight after having been-run over by| SoS of the Cosper fishermen will| requested below, cut out this slip from Jiassed throught here early this morn. Gnkiht thas 2ida> dutind Fock x | & Saitch engine on the Burlington| Déve to lay off the finny tribe for one} your paper and mail to J.\S. Mechling ing en route to Lander where it is 1 Ripe vrcembadgeee hy ones) .2) industrial spur. The engine passed| @ay. but as stated by the directors) in care of thu Oil Well Supply com: inderstood that the feasibility of ex por the pian ¢ Wether = 1.) over both legs, mangling them so Most of the Casper fishermen are good] pany, Casper, Wyo. The cqmmittee| Yending the line was considered. The Nes ying o ler was co [Dadiy that -it was necessary to am:| fellows and they will be/glad to con-| in charge of the drive is composed of| High officials of the Northwestern Special train carrying the officials : jPutate both members after he was tribute their cars for that day to make/ J. 8, Mechling, chairman, Major Orms-| Gene to Bottom in Naval ymssed t mp here this afternoon en| Accarding to Moss’ alleged confes-| removed to the hospital. Shock and| others happy. \by and/Fred Patee. : . cago, bit President W. | sion, he and Walker hired Failer.to| loss of blood were the direct-cauises x Naval Bombing Experi- | that he could make no drive them~10 or 12 miles on the Fort of death. Gre WeGGGIN’ (a Scpumemtinta “with iaseeng ; tbe, ctticials: | Coltins road, intending to pay off the| The body is now at'the Bowmsn| the Salvation Atimy, Red Cross or ¥.| AodTeS® — } ments Off Coast cials of the North’ laxicab driver and continue their mortuary, pending receipt of word re on the special train journey to escape from the army on from relatives of the man. © Little is Finley, M. Hughitt, Jr. foot. Five miles south a’ Cheyenne,| known of him here. It is probable A. C. Johnson, vice according to the alleged confession, that an inquest will be. held to de- rge of traffic; F. Wal ' Walker, who with Moss, was sitting termine the cause of death. manager; J: D. Caldwell, on the rear seat of Failer’s touring arena eager J. Towne, chief eng! Sar car, leaned forward and struck Failer S 0 $ CALL is ic, general superin e ; | on the head with wpe butt of an army ie ive power. Division Over 20,624 Farms Flooded in} *oyciver, ‘The sie dazed Pailer ana, Wa Wa On the route also made Addition to rr; Loss he last cbntrol of the car, which rolled | Telephone number B Gl be Will "you be ready to leave your! WASHINGTON, June 22—A d- ‘osto home at $ p. m, Sunday afternoon, seacinics feaake n ove | June 267 All citizens in sympathy | pens = gp ssiewe aaeeustasd =f with this program who are willing to esd Germ: Editor Dies) te" cars for this event in order] 140 and U-48 off Cape Charles to- that others may enjoy the Wyoming! day, firing a total of 79 shells and sunshine are requested to call the| making 39 hits. western who ¥ | chamber of commerce, phone 307. heads from <a U-140 was first attacked at * BOSTON; June 22.—Gen. Chirles ‘7 i ‘The .names and addresses of all) a range from 2,000 to 4,000 yards . back winitors were escorted across the Wyo-| From Destruction Moss ta alleges te kane pease Wale, HEARD Ik GULF H. Taylor, editor and publisher e the! those who wish to go must be in the! by the division under command at | jing division by G Holmes, super | of Buildings ér, at point of’ gun, compelled Failer Boston Globe, died at his home ioday.| hands of Chairman Mechling by 12) Commander Mayor and 19 of HK H K K H K H H K H K H K le Two More German Submarines = K H K H K H K H K H K H K ~~|qHe had been fairly active until re-| o'clock, Saturday, the 25th. gq cently, but two shocks within a week| All the directors of the motor club He! have tossed their hats in the ring in-| ment from the Hampton Roads na- steamship William D. Doheny has c -s dicating that their cars will be alli val base. She went down nose up, to climb out of the car and stand with his hands in the air. While he was s-anding thus, Moss is alleged to have stated, Walker fired two bullets into | shells fired at her. hit the mark, said a dispatch to the navy depart- 4 of two pullmans, ind a combina.| PUEBLO, June 22.—Actual damage t to farms in Pueblo county caused by en route from Chicago to Lan-]the flooding of the Arkansas, Foun-!him. As the automdbile carrying the 75 ete isin ae a orm and er ficlals Inspected every divi-}tain and St. Charies rivers exceeded | two deserters moved away from the | was received bz radio at Fort Brown, sion headquarters, concentrating the $1,000,096, according to | estimates | scene, Faller. still was erect, but as!verollowss own, n the dis-| mad yb S the 2 4 Plans for improvement on the dis-|made today by representativés o' Walker leaned from the machine andj « Peo = trict west of Omaha. it is probable} United States department ‘of agricu!-| tired a third shot at him his knees |Gavatio, Send help Losiple et that improvements that will be wel-|ture. EN PE fs collapsed and he fell. The third bul-| sibie.” : ‘comed on this division will be an © number of irrigable farms flood-| tet went wild | nounced soon. - ed Was 20,624, or 50 per cent of the] Sheriff Carroll brought Moss and derhectacn anes of the southern en erignieg Jand in rs county ee Walkéy from Denver by automobile — wenty, per cent of the direct loss| folowing the route taken by th State Eagles consists of buildings, __ livestock . Dy che pair) Tinfoll, weighing J4)tons, and-col- during their flight in Failer's stolen lected during a period of nine years, ‘ vi Ce aaiadtee if sit At ree pants the raed has enabled fraternal organization 7 TEGUT ReoR I, s ti states, gasoline station attendants q Close Meeting)” tsi "rercesentatives size extimacea| ft ctaten, arog station attendants|to endow nine beds in Tandon hoe | LCOMMERCIAT GOMPA a potential loss of another $1,000,000] the men they had seen driving -the ~- " : - pis this yedr if irrigation systems should | rail, AR Classified Ads= ER TRINIDAD, Colo, June 22—With|not be made serviceable for 1921 pres: is-Reed The utabene on equipment and household goods, it Our. customers come in hopefully. the election of officers this afternoon | crope. Y J : d | tisfied and a selection of the convention city - and leave sai for 1922, the fourth annyal session of | PUEBLO, Colo., June The first the Colorado State Aerie F. O. E. will jof the big generators at the power fa | v wwind up here. Eagles were enter-/ house of the Arkansas Valley Railway tained ht a banquet last night at| Light and Power company resumed which Grand Worthy President 1El-| operation at noon Wednesday and oth: bert D. Weed was principal speaker,/ers will be ready for service in the and tonight will be Eagles’ night at|near future. Several big transform. @ local park, when the grand presi-|ers arrived from"Cripplée Creek Tues- Ment will deliver a public address. The | day and are being installéd as rapidly principal resolution adopted today|as possible in order that the power RIGA, June 22—(By The Asso- | Interaationale, together with vie ras one advocating government old-| now. available from Canon City and| tiated Press}—Leon Trotzky, the ose Sree rod enters po ip = Bee pens Skagway may be used in operating} Ry, si w: minister; F. anal: ‘orked ow lan for i | sthese cara. It is expected that gome| omnaty ‘evict. war ng congress. To Zinovieff has been as- Zinovieft, soviet governor of Petro- | sigued the report.on the activity of grad; Karl Radek and their fotlow- | the executive committee; to ~' In Sweden a ay, a legal mar-|of the cars will be operated Friday riage at one time was not allowed to|morning« Service to East Pueblo is be performed until both parties had | not expected for some time, as no cars| ¢rs won preliminary skirmishes over | the international situation and the produced certificates stating that they }are on the east side of Mountain creck | the more conservative elements and | p-oblems of the Communist Inter- bore genuine vaccination marks. Jand none can yet be taken across the} have been assigned leading roles in of ; te Seats a temporary, bridge. the Third Internationale of Mos. ) «1«s. ‘fhe report on the interna- In the daye of Babylon the doctor -_— —- cow, according to information re- tional and external situation of Rus- or surgeon who-failed of a cure fre-| Mrs. Hainisch, mother of the new| ceived from the soviet capital. sia will be made by Lenine, and = quently was condemned to-have his|president of Austria, has long heen A Moscow. dispatch from the offt- | Hinchook, of the ‘Russien . Central hands cut off by the public execu-| known asthe foremost champion of] cial Bolshevik agency, Rosta, say: |, Pe-eparetsse: union, will report ou i if tioner. woman's rights in that country “The executive committee of t! the Cooperatives. is Ey pins oh A nA r AR S| ae caer TN a sc ae The Rexall Stores Are the World’s Greatest Drug iste . * THRIFT THURSDAY © = + : THRIFT THURSDAY? ~ Women’s Shoes: __ Rompers and Wash Suits ary) “ LES ai ~ An assortment of white canvas Oxfords and IES Stitt Ei nee Ons: ¢ Our Prescription RE ip Pumps, patent leather Oxfords and Pumps, black kid FOR THE Ree ; hightop Shoes:with military heels, in buttoa «wr lace , These are made of the best ginghams, percales and These. are Shoes of the standard grade-and szre to madras, nicely trimmed and finished, all sizes. For gvve you satisfactory wear. Thrift Thursday our Nearly all sizes from 214 to 7. Come early and get™ ~*~ $4.25 Suits at $2.50 your pair for $2.50 Rompers at 60c Each REX. 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