Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1921, Page 8

‘Pastor Refuses to Rann anstnne —+ Hae PAGE EIGHT RELIEF WORK OF THE RED CROSS HERE INCREASES Report for July Shows Numer- ous Appeals for Assistance From Civilian and Pub- lic Ex-Service Men. King or Pretender—Which? The Nat American function in clearing 1 na county chapter of the @ ex-service men or the onditi | Here is Bryan Déwney of Cleveland who, in the opinion of many, is the legitimate middleweight champion of the world as the result of his bout recently with Johnny Wilson, the title holder. _| WYOMING MAW ON TRIAL FOR :| ARIZONA CRIME WELL KNOWN _|__TOFRONTIER CROWDS, CLAIM CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 15.<Harry Nash, on trial at Flagstaff, Ariz., for the murder of Martin Schwab of Payson, ; Utah, is a trick and fancy rider and roper who frequently S|appeared at Frontier Days celebrations here and at other wild western celebrations of the Rocky Mountain states. He in a general way uring the month Through the fare club two families were helped s 5 f 4 none) WAS Ce ; appeared in moving pictures with his wife, Peggy ~ a ic h Los | =“ Soe eee ethene |county, was informed that a Chandler LAND REGIS leat son of John C. Nash|2utomobile believed to be that stolen WASHIGTO? is miles cast of Chey.| When Schwab was murdered had been tions today inclu ter Nash in peaviaeatice fcund in Weiser, Idaho. The officer Edgar T. ¢ the land offi James D. the land o! to be registrar of rling, Colo., . to be registrar of ffalo, Wyo. | went to Weiser, identified the car as Schwab's and by patient inquiry final ly traced the machine to Harry Nash, who had sold it at Weiser after touring Wyoming in it with his broth y, and one “Buffalo” Brady, 4 State bank and has large land and livestock interests in the Tiilisdale district. He, his wife and Roy Ni 4 ner of Harry Nash, attending the trial. has. retained C. ae Teoma lesal Hehty ang | Wild west performer, the itinerary of Paul Ww heneic ¥ prominent I {the party in this state including Chey = +o “%)enne, Casper, Sheridan and Yellow- Take Back Eloper Angeles attorney, to defend the ec : cused man, who confession of the elay-| P ing of Schwab involved a claim oti} HK — mg — HK self-defense. 'H H chwab, a traveling salesman for| K K a cash register concern, disappeared | K after leaving Flagstaff in his automo-} Branch H *, @ Chandler touring car, April 112 West Midwest Ave. 20. On September 24 following Phone 74. K mall boys while playing about an| Harold Kramer, Realtor 4 | abandoned and partly filled well near| H Manager K \ Flagstaff observed a typewriter stick-| K H Jing out of the dirt. They exumed “ . \the machine and in doing so uncover:| E2 MDT ec ar K }ed a human skull. Terror siricken| & FOR SALE a | they fled and reported their find. Fur-| H K ther examination of the well revealed] K Ideatly located for re- H the remains of Schwab, who had been|f¥ = finery and railroad yg shot.through the ear and, left side. |x fuade. Northeast wornee Coconino county, Arizona, oftered! Fy equipment K & reward of $1,000 for the ddentitica.| je new. Modern. No specia H tion and arrest of the murderer of assessments. Two lots Schwab, and the state of Arizona post-| H making plenty of room K jed_a reward of $500. For months|K {oF expansion. Purchas: | officers worked on the mystery with-|f{ Sn can't help but mako jg out success. Then, on January 7) K Total price $12,400 H 1921, Sheriff Campbell - of Coconino} g¢ $2,000 cash down ‘will K K Dandie it. H UNUSUAL ia K 3 1 Chance to buy or trade for |K =‘ Specializing in Irrigated = py First photo of Clark Durea, the un- Ranches. Patented Dry = = 7 *| 10,000 or any part Wyo- |f{ Farms, Homesteads, Re KK ordained minister of Monticello, N. ‘ 7 * Unquishments and ‘Bus- Y., whose wife cloped with E: .| ming Chemica} Products |« ines Opportunities. H nooy, a neighbor and then returned| stock. |H 7 aK begging forgiveness. Durea told his | J. M. BROWN K Notacy Fumie H wife he forgave her but was unable to | take her back as he had sold his home. HKHKHKHKHKHKHKHKH P. O. Box 1418 Of Men’s Clothing Suits and Furnishings Every express has brought us immense shipments of Suits, Shirts, Underwear, etc., bought for 40 per cent under market prices by our Mr. Scott on his re- cent eastern trip. Our large outlet for merchandise and paying spot cash has gotten us under the market prices. : This sale comprises hundreds of men’s finest hand- tailored Suits, Hats, Shirts and Men’s Furnishings. You are welcome to look. Come in. f JACK SCOTT SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 South Center Street MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1921. HEMORRHAGE CAUSES DEATH OF RESIDENT Wiliam W. Beymd:. 45 fhe Casper Daily Cribune sue park. “Buttalo” Brady was in| Schwab demanded $20 in payment for basen on bee Arizona officir ob-| carrying him. Nash asserte1 he pro-| ES Ph inasiy a red the an Tien | tested he did not have thé money and| that he had been a party to the mur-|that thereupon Schwab ordercd him’ dcr of Schwab. Harry Nash was lo-| to get out of the automobile. An argu- cated at Los Angeles, where he and| men followed, Nash claimed, during bis wife were appearing in moving| which he attempted to iet wr out of pictures, and was taken int>,custody| the tires of Schwab's machine in or- Gay afternoon, Rev. F. L. French of- | |ficiating. Intrment will be made at MAS. L. J. COURT DIES %tsesicms AT AGE OF 72, FUNERAL | World Bankers TO BE HELD-TOMORROW: =May Be Called | years of (here, Later it became certain that|der to prevent the salesman fromdriv-| age, died Saturday night at a local Brady had not been connected with|ing off and leaving him ‘stranied in| hospital from hemor of the the murder and he was liberated. the desert. Schwab, Nash asserted, brain, following an ilinéss lasting For some time after his arrest and| thereupon pulled a gun aiid threaten- return to Flagstaff Nash maintained] ed to shoct, and he (Nas) alio puiled| _i"* Loretta Jane Court. age thet he was innocent of the slaying|a gun and beat Schwab to tho first;@ed@ at the home of her daughter, ot Schwab, asserting that he had|shot, his bullet striking Schweb in|Mrs. Elof Engdahl, 443 West Yellow- WASHINGTON, Aus. 15.—As- bought the Chandler car at Flagstaff|the side. Schwab fired at him, ash | stone early yesterday morning, from ®¢mbly of am internationat congress several weeks. The deceased has een a painter here for the past sev- sral years and resided at 330 East Fifth street, ‘The Painter's Union and Spanish To Washington for $925. Confronted sy the fuct,|asserted, but missed, and Nash then 5 «) financiers at Washington - A ican Wag Veterans will hay: i + a i |a compticati ladies attendant American Wag ve however, that the authcritirs knew| fired a second time, this shot killing| se he a, = jpossibly coneident with the disrma-|charge of the funeral servces which that in May,* 1920, he had pawned in|Schwab. Nash asserted that he then| “Pom advan: nae. je deceased | ent conference in November .. -| wij be held from Bdwman’s Mortu- Flagstaff 4 watch stolen from Schwab| drove back to Flagstaff with the has made her home in Casper for the iq discuss stablization of foreign ¢x-\ary at 2.30 Tuesday afternoon. All Nash broke down and wanfessed re-/ corpse of Schwab in the autcniob/le,'past ning years and until just recent >ponsibility for the slayirg of tne|Jeft it all night in the machine and{ly was active in ledge and church salesman but asserting he had acted|the following day drove to the eld. work. in self-defense. To this contention lie| well where he disposed of the body. oll clings. | See Kuykendahi Rebekah lodge No. 39 rates wquld pave the way for a re- Nash in his confession stated that} A Frenchman who has invented ’and the Royal Neighbors of Amdrica. |¥ival of commerce between the na-| te had arranged with Schwab to cc-| special method of natural breathing,|The Schaffer-Gay chapel has charge | tions. | company the latter in the Schwab au-|recently ate cherries and laughed un-|of the remains. She is survived sole-| An appropriation by congress tomobile from Flagstaff 23> Winstcw,|der water. , lly by he daughter, Mrs. Eugdah! and | would be necessary to- permit the | Arizona, Schwab to charge nothin} SS members of the latter's family. holding of such a meeting. officials fer transporting him. Abo: TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS Funeral services will be held from |asserted but, they added, the expense! £ Fi the Engdahi_home at 2 o'clock Tu change is under consideration at the members of the local union are re- treasyry, officials nad today. The| quested to participate. purpose would be to envolve a pro-| Mrs. Court was @ member af the gran? which, by {ndlizin= exchange c CHICHESTER ‘ HH Nt enerally fair toni ight and Tuesday, slightly warmer tonight in south portion. Only 3 More Days of Our Big : Grocery Closing Out Sale ANOTHER ust oF MONEY-SAVING ITEMS In Our MEN’S AND DRY GOODS DEPARTMENTS *GOMPANY@ RPS umzorr WATCH OUR WINDOWS’ DRY GOODS SECTION SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY ONLY _ Navy Blue Serge 48-in. dark Navy French Serge, special, yd___ 54-in. dark Navy French Serge, special, yd_ 40-in. All-Wool Serge, special, yd 54-in. Navy Storm Serge, special, yd__ 40-in. All-Wool French Serge, special, yd 54-in. Black Storm Serge, special, yd 40-in. Black Storm Serge, special, yd on sale at just the right time so you can take advan- tage of the special prices. MEN’S DEPT, McKIBBIN AND SCHOBLE SKIRTING 54-inch Wool Skirting comes in the small checks so popular this season, We have a good selection of patterns from which you may choose. - Specially m=" $3.85 the Yard MOHAIR SKIRTING In light colored stripes. 32 inches wide. Our close out price Porte canes $1.00 the yard HATS Moderately Priced in the New Shapes for Fall. $4.00 $5.00 $6.50 $7.50 BLUE SERGE SUITS In conservative cuts. These are the famous Kup- penheimer and Moritz & Winter makes. EMBROIDERED HAND AND $35 $40 $47.50 $55 TURKISH TOWELS _ black. Priced at $16.50 Also sets consisting of large Bath Towel, Guest OUR GROCERY CLOSING-OUT SALE REDUCED PRICES : MIDDY CLOTH LASTS THREE MORE DAYS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT AND SAVE MONEY | Just the correct material for School Middies Ai AAA FINAL CLEARANCE -On All READY-TO-WEAR | ASK FOR PRICES STACY-ADAMS SHOES Ini fine kids, gunmetal and calfskin, in browns and