Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 12

|! bl co ir ar BC fo to PAGE TWELVE SLAYER TELLS MURDER STORY BEFORE MOTHER Man Guilty of Double Crime in Killing Automobile Sales- man Sticks to Original Confession. CHICAGO, Sept 16—Harvey W. Church, confessed slayer of Bernard Daugherty and Car! Ausmus, automo- bile salesmen, Thursday was brought face to face with his mother for the first time since his arrest and in her presence in the state's attorney's of- fice, he repeated the details of the two crimes. He reverted largely to the first of his many confessions and indicated, officials declared, that he planned and executed the murders without assistance. Neither Clarence Wilder nor Milton Walker, named by Church as accom- plices, officials said they had been convinced, had any part whatever ir the crimes. Even the confession of Leon Parks chat he was Church's ac- complice is open to doubt, the au- thorities say. Mrs. Church, who collapsed when informed of Church's first confession several days ago, sat apparently un- moved today throughout her son's re- cital of the details of the murders. At the close of his story she shook her head when asked if she had anything to say. Later she remarked: “I cannot understand why Harvey Doug, the Musketeer Ay Tae e MILITARY ANG Compiled by Experts at Washington. WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—Gévern- ar " rts are a work on re- ment fiscal exper wes wox cr | Marines Opened ‘orth the complete military and naval branches of war service. Gcial data in the hands of the powers for military purposes, ———————_—— department officials said today “33 production. Doug grew a mustach for the part he teok {nm that picture. He wil! retein it for his character in “The Virginiana” bis next film. J P. Morgan & Company, to Visit |mont’s trip was “a matter of buried the man (Carl Ausmus) in the garage. ‘There is a vacant lot next door where all the dead cats and dogs in the neighborhood are buried. Why didn’t he bury him there? Then they never would have found him. Sie Illiteracy In This State On Decline, Claim WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—Cen- sus figures made public today show there wero 3,149 illiterate persons 10 years of age or over in the state of Wyoming in 1920, illiterate as used meaning unable to read or write in any languace. Only 320 were native ‘whites of native par- entage, the remainder being of for- eign or mixed parentage or of for- cign birth. Tho percentage of lit eracy decreased from 3.3 im 1910 to 2.1 in 1920, (aa JUDGE A. G. GRMPRELL 1S URGED aS ADJUDICATOR IN BIG WATER DISPUTE CHEYENNE, Wyo., Judge A. C. Campbell of Chey been recommended by Colorad Wyoming as the federal commissi(: in connection with adjudication o water rights of the Colorado rivcr. This adjudication is to be made by a commission composed of representa- tives appointed by the statees of Colo- rado, Wyoming, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, California and Arizonia, and a federal commissioner each of the states named and the congress having passed necessary enabling legislation Judge Campbell who was an assist ant attorney general under the Roose- velt administration, has been a resi- dent of Wyoming and Colorado for the last forthy years and is thoroughly familiar with the interests of the two states as involved by the Colorado river water. claims, Future Policies To Be Taken Up WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—Inaugu- ration of a permanent policy to com- bat unemployment throughout the country in future years, was said au- thoritatively today to be one of the purposes of the administration in as- sembling in Washington, a national conference on unemployment. Primarily the administration is un- derstood to be anxious to meet im=> mediate unemployment needs and avert any hardship from this source during the coming winter, but beyond the remedy of the moment, it was as serted, the administration would look to the conference to develop a com structive program which could be fol- lowed in the s On the basis 1 data, it in believed the conference can take up quickly the problems of seasonal scarcity in the demand for labor, the localities most in need of assistance, and underlying reasons for the varia_ tions in the number of workers. SPECIAL | Must Sell at Once 1921 Reo Six Touring Car Excellent Condition; Cord Tires, Spotlight, Windshield Wings and Other Extras. NO REASONABLE CASH OFFER REFUSED Terms if Desired. J. K. BALDWIN 842 E. Yellowstone Phone 590-J No Dealer Negotiated German] Poolhall Permit ness,” in the view of the depart declined to make any coment. Treaty With U. S.. Is Turned Down! % CHEYENNE, Sept. 16—South Chey- w - wr, enne, a quarter of the city consist- * ‘ of workingmen's homes, will have Ket along without a pool hall. ‘The city commissioners have denied a pe- jon signed by 150 residents of the section to permit the reopening of a pool M there recently closed at the instigation of the South Cheyenne Improvement association. Ssh A oa and Dyers Phone 1394-J forget the auction sale to- 9-16-1t | FOR THE HUNTER | Winchester Guns Ammunition Hold the Gun on Them. You'll Get Em. gotiated and affixe tix signature fo the peace treaty, of cially reestablishing . diplomatic re ations th Gearmany and (he n'ted LOST ON SHIP BRIDGETOWN, Barbadoes. 16—The schooner Majestic, com: ed by Captain Barnes, with ’3: sengers and crew from Demerara Barbadoes is believed to have been lost in the hurricane which swept over this region September §. The British warship Valerian re- turned here today from an unsuccesy- ful search for the schooner. Four boatmen were drowned here during the storm, but only slight dam- age was caused to the sea front. WHY NOT USE THE BEST? Remingten Portable Typewriter With d Keyboard No Shifting for Figures! Price $60.00 For Sale at Casper Stationery Co. : 228 South Center. Street NAVAL BUDGETS essen mal = T service trom the tinted mentee te then] Seek Some have two or three rib- country, was announced today by the| 205, @nd others have four, five or postoffice department. six First-class mail service to Thussia a te ee amounts apportioned to the army, ‘The reports now in preparation, of- ficials said, will present the latest of- qnment as to the present and pro- posed eypenditures of ‘the leading LAMONT TO VISIT MEXICO. WASHINGTON, Sept: 16.—State the department was cognizant of the intention of Thomas W, Lamont, of jico City, bug beyond saying Mr. La- Model Cleaners FANCY DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Expert Alterat! and Repairing LADIES’ WORK SPECIALTY For OUR Prices Ene Casper Daily Eridune now be authorized to accept first en- listment men and to re-enfist honor- ably discharged men from the army and navy. my . Budapest women guides and in- = wear different colored ribbon for each language which they Russia Opened of parcel post service to Russia, was opened last April, and with the} Subscribe for Thé Dally Tribune. resumption of parcel post service, all - Data to Be Used by Disarma- paskekann bo ment Congress Being the United States to any point in Russia. ‘The rate to Russia ts 12 cents a pound plus a transient charge de- pending on destination and weight. . Se For Recruits WASHINGTON, Sept. 16—Genera! recruiting in the marine corps will be Recto pereegeang Boecroj RE Se Phone The Western Realty and Lot Sales Co, Phone 1078 511 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 1078 gov- Ir Turkish Baths a Specialty i ibure wane Ads.” ANTED—FEMALE Shower, Tub, Steam and Steam Cabinet fribupe Want Ade. __HELP WANTE Mex- Open Day and Night bas Under New Management ment the ady BASEMENT OF O-S BUILDING 128 E. SECOND CASPER, WYO. way eal oe only supply your wants in high grade lum- f)) ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- bers a specialty. word Phone 3 | Business and P re ACCOUNTANTS ! DENTISTS — GUARANTEE Auditors F 4 Sec. 108 eT change Bldg. Phone 669. ¢———————_— pee of city, $1.50 to $2.25 per yard. L. 1. DUBOIS & GOODRiCH, Architects jianchard. Phone 447. Office, Cen- 2ixo ‘Lowirse een ‘449, er & Midwest Ave. Casper, We. ———_ ib NE & SWEENEY GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY INVESTIGATION BUREAU 415 OW Exchange tsldg, Phone 1162. MIDWEST BUREAU NVESTI Parcel PostTo |sars eS Some Hard Facts Served in an agreeable Way A Fact Thet Saves You Money Is Always Agreeable. These Offerin~ WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. *— ’ ————— S$ $$$$$$________ DVER ISING WANTED—One solicitor; good propo . ~Vu sition for live man one with expe- How to Answer Blind | columns, Letters brought in to ‘The Tribune office do not req vertisemen’s where references 3 xaked for, do not send the vricinal |{town. Box 5, Tribune. references. “Ser! copies of them $$$ $+ Building Materials oN Rem RATES Tes ach insertion; minimum 25 cents. to work on faneh: steady eaiplos: , nent. Apply Apartment 3, ‘Tribune k to OUT “OF TOWN advertisements | iparimenta. Phone iseaW. Sanne We are equipped with the stoc'! Out. RYN advertinements om ; a counting the words and the rate pe: patna be ince abe hia Ea ote aaaey a j ; TAN | wplication 028828 to select the fol- a ED _chambermajd or BUOTETES, ST sate 12k Moller log. over Camp-| ‘Owing described lands, to wit: eh mA work. Irene Brow! Seiad Transfer Agen bett Mardware Company. hone SWUSEXM, N%SEX, EXXOSWY one F 9-13-41 \ . Le —_—— OO A id all is bi ARCHITECTS | Sand wind gravel delivered” any part | pqARY, ond ll Persons claiming ad FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1921. Are in That Class. ‘This is a dandy for a refinery man who wants to built a Little sn ee ofl of his own. One who insists upon a location that will always make his home easily salable at a nice profit. A location that is close to. the refinerics and close to school and to town; where city im- provements are available, Most people are beginning to learn that location is worth more than a casual thought, They have seen in the past few months that a GOOD location makes a house salable under all conditions and {t doesn't cost a cent more to build your home on a location that has ALL the advantages than it coxts to build it in an isolated location. With these thoughts in mind we ask you to consider this offering if you want a home site or if you are open to an investment that will surely make you a_nice profit in a few months. This build:ng spot is located on West Twelfth street not far off CY avenue, and only six blocks from the high school. We have an 86-foot frontage here that is ample for two nice houses. This will be sold in one piece or divided to sult purchaser. The price im $1,300 for the piece or $700 for either half. Terms may be tad. Compare ths if you please with any lot you can find in the refinery district even several blocks farther out and you will find that this value cannot be duplicated in Casper. Your first thought may be that there is something wrong or this would not be offered at such a price. No, there is absolytely nothing wrong—it is just a tremendous bargain for someone made possible because the cwner needs some money. Who wants itt CLASSIFIED w Bool Apply The a in the Barrel. o14-tt \ tience preferred. Phone 1437W after 6 o'clock. * 9-15-28 you have what WANTED Alteration Woman lust be thoroughly experienced in al. terations and fitting. BLAKEY & CO. 2 stamps. <Al- 186 South Center Strecs s Inctose your answers in || ——————_____ led envolepe. In replying to ad- |] WANTED—Girl to assist with light : housework; eas; 4 ~ Classified Ads answering blind uds in these ase be cureful to nse precise address given in ti . Write the address pla! VERTISING RATES—The rate ——— VANTED—Woman~6r man and wife ; a Rie oheeaeeer SALESMEN WANTED ~ ———— for The Casper Dally Tribune | .iALLESMAN to cover local territory tere selling dealers; guaranteed salary of CLOSING HOUR--Want Ada to pe | 100 week for right man. The Rich- classified properly must be in The| ‘rds Co., 200 Fifth avenue, New York Casper Daily Tribune office before} N. Y- KEITH LUMBER CO, eho" | posmons waao 9-16-6t* Want Ads reccived after 10:30 ee VANTED—Position as cook in oll LEGAL NOTICES fields or on~ranch, or as Assistant ——_————" | in doctor's office. Write The Tribune. ¢ 9-14-2t SERIAL 028828 ena YA ea Douglas, Wyoming. HITUATION WANTED — Man and Department of the Interior wife want work on ranch or in olf e e United States Lard ffice. feld. 541 South Chestnut. Phone 517, i nial Direct Notice ja hereby given that’ the oi4.ats ec oming, under the pro-| aw 7 4 10 essio Or y tisions of the Act of Cons ess of | VANTBD- Position an” bookkeeper: 10, 1800, 428 Stat.'222) vane} nee: bebe ot te eee 2275, See. 2276, Revised Stat. |0. box 641, Casper, Wyo. 9-14-3t° of the United States, has filed 5, T. 40 N., R. 89 W., 6th WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS . VANTED TO BORROW—$2,000 on it ng to show the mineral character] A-! Security; will pay 12 per cen thereof, arc notified to fils their|interest. Phone 1521W. 9-16.2t claims in this office on or before] \WANTED=100 or mare Rood ewes oF INVESTIGATION BUREAU |!" 20th day of Seneember, 1821 - | lambs to feed out; will exchange ILKIE COLLINS, _ | horses and equity in small property in Receiver. | Casper, Address S. B., box 400, Trib- TION — Civil and Criminal Buite Publish Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2, 9, 16.] une. 5 9-13-5t 302 Cintinental Oil Bldg. Phone 1622. | 1921. AUDITORS LAWYERS HENCH & BULLAOGK NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Lawyers , Suite 204205 Midwost Bldg. Pu 1200| _ Estate of T. N.C. Clark, De- WANTED—Highest price paid for ®econd hind furniture, phone, 1860. 15-tf. . WANTED TO RENT se E SE hs WANTED—Three or four-room house, and all persons having} reom or cabin; furnished or unfur- iG LLIAM J. WEHRLI Notice is hereby given that let- 4 , AUTOMOBILE REPAIRIN Attorney at Law ters of ‘Administretion were on the| “se in; reasonable. Bes C e ar W are 0 Spates ones, Samsun, Mewes |" ~~“ wreeram-G Witsoe | ed to tne undersioned i the Sieve 5 5 * t . Aluminuns | . ed to the undersigned in the above} WANTED TO RENT—A’ fair sized - WES? PET eisradit, S20 West aL eee IN estate; io x: Suites 14-10-16, Townsend Block claims against the said estate are|Mished for batching: not over five rs blocks > fi postof fic t be — BAGGAGE and TRANSFER HACER a ate Hereby credited 63) coxpibit them, |conable, P.O. box 1676. Sais1te Sori hn on wyers sears = KN THANSVER CO. lowance, to the undersigned Ad-|WANTED TO RENT—By first cla: ee ‘and 206-207) O€ \Recesnse (Bie. ministratrix within six months| tenant, no children, four or five. vy Maung Pian. Bargace, Heavy Phone ‘143. AAS TNL ANSE Ln ApS AST RTSSATTTTT ESATO cAnnouncement The first showing of Men’s Fall and Winter Suits, made of the National Wool Growers’ Association woolens, is now being displayed at this store. This material is guar- anteed all VIRGIN WOOL—no shoddy. $37.50 to $50.00 Samples of these materials by the yard are on display, and we are selling much of it to Casper women,-who are choosing it for tailored suits. These woolens come from $2.65 to $6.00 per yard, and all are 56 inches in width. , When one considers this remarkable material at such reasonable pricings, the advantage of an early choice cannot be ignored. Richards & Cunningham Co. MEN’S DEPARTMENT ESAT SAT La th Sy ae. 309-1011 Oli Exchange Bids. ws IS MOVING A SPECLALTY. GEORGE W FERGUSON * such i -at-Law A in one year f the date of said = Ka CABINETMAKING ‘Townsend Bldg. Phone 1969. _| letters, they will be forever barred.| WANTED TO sUT Dated Beets ee 1921. CRESCENT CABENET CO. OSTEOPATHS West Setrowstone. Phone 839W. : SE.e "Fixtures, Counters and Shelv: DR. CAROLINE ©. DAVIS. ing, Ice Boxes and Screens. Osi ge ceca oe SRR S| CHIROPRACTORS DEE T=, WADE Y FRE! pathic ‘sician DE. aane -GuAWAM OREEREX | Rm. 5-7 Wood tik. Phoue 12773. Suite 318 Midwest Bids. Phone 4 PRODUCE BAR’ re Wholesale s’oultry, Fruit Vegetables. S85" N“Woleott St] fact s'st ot. ME. HARNED, Chisopractor RADIATOR REPAIRING Ie ene lis. CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS ora from practor ———_——— . Phone 15285 {AUTO RADIATOR SERVIOK — Re-| boat. 210 Kast Fifth 5t a coring and Repairing. Expert We a eek lon her course in searcl ; yep : 5 Wot Manisa fe ee ne es CONTRACTORS ete Second. _Fhoue AME | operator kesps the receiver of the tele.|” “Hamlet” ie the longest of Shake sca raed EE oc a dP ay ROUT SIGN PAINTING Phone to his car. and he can tell {n- W. W. 5? Contractor and Builder AUREL ae 141 West Tenth BU SION och Sixus HEew Caton end Pecter NICHOLS & STIRRETT after the-date of said Jetters, or|room modern house; must be close i benefit from such estate, and if|Hrown. 145 North Center street Suite 6 Tribune Apartments Phone 388 ye piiece 0, Wilson, Attorney for|SPOT CASH for a real bargain in state. Publish Sept. 9, 16, 23, 1921. at 236 East Midwest avenue. 9-16.2t* pe ta int ale ———___ rs Fish when they swim make a noise and this, it is said, cam be detected by TON PRODUCE CO. the telephone. The Norweigien fish- Midwest Building. S146 erman have taken advantage of this} WANTED TO BUY—Saddles, harness to deviso an arrangement to as-|@nd tarps. Phone 10386. B-1b-tf fish at considerable depths. They low- ea! ‘ol EVAH M. HOUSER HERNCALL « |434 W'Yellowstone hens issaw | other end of the-wire being vonnes ; ed with a telephone receiver on the may be precluded from gny|Prefer one with garage. Marshall and claims be ngt exhibited with- —— CLARK, eae oe bey second-hand furné Administratrix of the Estate| <‘U"°: | Phone 3%, and ask for of T. N.C, Clark, Decessad | Second-Hand store. 8-23-tt three or four-room bungalow. Call WANTED—We have custowers for g00d located homes in Casper. What have you? See Ben Realty Co. 202 them in detecting and locating | WANTED—AN kinda. ot) furniture, stoves. rugs; we deai quick and pay cask. Phone’ 1086. 9-15-10 microphone by means of a wire their boat into the water, the As the latter slowly proceeds | frict. Marsh: speare’s. plays, with 3,930 lines, an’ stantly when a shoal of fish is being the “ 4 a : =e ing the “Comedy of Errors" the shortest with 1,777 line For the Gest in, Building Art. 242° W. Yellowstone. Phone 3. os t Most Oheerfully Furnisl STENOGRAPHERS IEZMAN & SONS Cont ctar une Builder. Phone 10093. BEATRICE 1. JONES CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE SERVICE CLEANEGS leaning, Pressing. Remodeling _ center Fitth aud Railroad. Phone 36. 7 DOCTORS Ladies’ us 2 sing, Repairing and pilterations: DR. A EE = ae ve. ee Phone 30. esidence 163. Rose—Apt. 10, it Ho! PAIEe Hospital—s1? South Durbin, | Sait" made to arden Rewsaetin€ pairing. Furs remodeled. Phone 61. (00! TRACTIN pa a BOGE LON e VETERINARIAN | pair-| DR. L. e - LIT S.| Office, Hiimball. Phone 1478. Casper, Wso. | phones: The Yellowstone Garage is now ready to serve the public with labor at $1.25 per hour and work guaranteed. Practical mechanics on all makes of cars. Cars washed and greased thoroughly and cars stored. Yellowstone Garage 455 W. Yellowstone Phone 1523-J