Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 8

: ». SRE OCR SAAR ASO RE Ee meet m SB Aes PAGE EIGHT DEFENSE PROTEST ON EVIDENCE OVERRULED Judge in Southard Trial A. Admits: Bitdgece| Involving Three Former Husbands Into Trial of Alleged Slayer TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Oct. 14.—Under the ‘terms of a rul-| ing by Judge Babcock in the case of Lyda Meyer Southard, on trial for the murder by poisoning of her fourth husband; |} Edward F. Meyer, the state this morning began the taking of testimony as to the deaths of Harlan C. Lewis, Robert C. Dooley and William G. McHaffie, former husbands of the defendant, and Edward Dooley, broth- er-in-law. The decision on the ques: tion of the right of the state to tntro- @uce such testimony overrules an ob- fection lodged by the defense and is! interpreted as letting; down the bars| for a complete review of the entire marital history of the defendant and the circumstances surrounding the deaths of each of the four me men tioned. Specimens from organs of the bod- fes of each will be placed in evidence together with expert testimony tend- Ing to prove the presence in the spect- mens of the same poison as that al- leged to have caused the death of} Meyer. The medical history of each case will be gone into In detail in an effort to show that the symptoms in each were identaical with those in the case-of Meyer. In a brief address to the jury fol- lowing his decision upon the admis- sion of this evidence Judge Babcock stated that the admission would be permitted tn order to establish the absence of any element of accident or mistake in the case of Meyer. Deputy Sheriff V. H. Armby took the stand for the state and told in de- tail of the exhumation of the bodies of Lewis, McHaffic and Edward and Robert C. Dooley and the securing of specimens from the bodies of each. Copies of the marriage certificates ebowing marriages between Harlan Cc. Lewis and Ida McHaffie, Lyda ‘We maintain a department for the refurbishing sie ‘Prusblood | and. Robert C. ac ponte A and remodeling: of furs. We exchange old furs ay ley ani jordan McHaffiec for payment on new. We design and make new - Were introduced in evidence by the} Taree pone HENRY C. POSEY, fur coats; capes, wraps, ete. This system does |. « Alj our beautifil Hate are to be on eale-st HAL ‘ state. i RLEY A away entirely ‘with the profit of the middleman ICE. The new Velvets and Duvetynes are L enty For Councilman, Ward 2. “and big manufacturers me, as ° 4 MINING CONGRESS WILL CONVENE IN CHICAGO ON OCT. 17, CONTINUES WEEK’ One of the important national gath- erings of the year, and especially im- Portant to the west; in.the American Mining Congress which comes into session at the Congress hotel, Chi- for metals, taxation, precious metals, coal and domestic and foreign policy Will be discussed. It is felt that the world ts on the eve of important mineral exploitation and a general rejuvenation of the mining industry and more interest is being taken at present than for many years heretofore. The congress ins.of Prime importance to Wyoming be cause of her vast mineral resources and the leading spirits of the oll, coal, Gentlemen TURKISH in prio eestor cigarette one- -eleven cigarettes 20 frl5? i iron, copper, gold and other mineral enterprises of the state would co well to attend tha @emsions of the con- gress. Day, a Glenrock rancher. Day was Heri ARE $42,500 Oct. 144-Ball were required ors of the liquor ed in the recent big raid in Sheridan county, according to a statement today, issued at the office of Federal Prohibition Director Carl Jackson. The raid, {t is stated, was the largest in the history of the state, the preceding record of arrents tn such a raid ing been 12 ar@ haying been mad HAGENS AND MURRNE trom ages for a broken shoulder. dict was appealed by defendant and WIN IMPORTANT SUIT IN DOUGLAS COURT A sult which has attracted much interest in Converse county and in the central part of the state owing to the prominence of the parties at trial, yas closed in the district court at Douglas, Wednesday when a verdict C. O. Brown for the defendant, R. B sued for $16,000 damages by Mrs. Grant of Converse county, who suf: fered a fractured arm in 1919 while an occupant of an automobile belong- ing to the defendant and which was turned over when a tire exploded while enroute to Lusk, where she and her mother, Mrs. Snyder were being taken to inspect a rooming house which they had arranged to lease Day and D. W. Ryan. Mrs. Grant claimed permanent injuries and sued for $16,000. Her mother, in @ previous suit had been awarded @ judgment for $1,500 representing dam- This ver- For Mayor. Wart Room a For a Better Moral and Financial Casper Support the American Ticket ROB'T J. VEITCH, JOHN J. HANCOCK, For Councilman, Ward 1. — . ROB’T E. McELVENEY, For Councilman, Ward 3. S if Mrs. Lehman Ha Had Ten Years gy ar ae tion—In Health ous indigestion. and always felt miserable. CIVIL WAR OFFI DEAD. CHICAGO, Oct. rTICER Steiner Clement,. 80 years of colonel. of volunteers * COMPANY fel | iz Black Beauty “I suffered tor ten years from nerv- T had no appetite, I was in " $599 PER MONTH SEE BEN TRANSFER iF i AVill open tomorrow with a nice new line of piece pg notions and baby- specialties: at reasonable Next Batter Up! Come In and Look Around Pe ovecrccccccccsocsoocvecceccossvesscooeees COMING SOON Winter Coats Fur and embroidery trimmed and the most fash- tonable materials and designs— Embroidered and fur-trimmed Winter Suits of the smartest fashion— "Those which were $20, are now--__-.$69.50 ‘Those which were $90, are now_-1...$60.50 ‘Those which were $60, are now.---$48.50 Those which were $160, are now---$125.00 ‘Winter “Dresses Which have not been in this shop thirty days are on sale this week at as- tonishingly low figures for remarkable values Tricotines which were $40, are now.-....§33 =~ Twills which were $130, are now--.---..$85 Crepe Cantons whith were $150, are now $100 (These are stunning gowns elaborately beaded ang modeled). Beaded Satins which were $05, are now. $82.50 Tailoring Department. Furs $20,000 Stock of Made-up Pieces Magnificent Fur Coats,'Fur Capes, Fur Wraps —all greatly reduced. Underwear ~ ‘Ali Silk Underwear in this shop has been noted for its particular beauty. and unusually low Wyoming Fur and ~Garment Shop =. Henning Hotel Building 4 XN 5 ERO, October 17-22 vigtie: i For Opposite America Theatre Early Risers Bane ae 4 { a | —the more fucl you will save. Prevent the 8 > out and you have solved the secret of Unlloren bea heat at o F A t D economy, This is all accomplished automatically by U easil; d quickly installed: kind of a heating plant—radiators or hot: i 0 r U U m n ay S ie ieaieens oes oh bees aid wags the dampers rn nusual Re luc ions ‘\ according to the needs of the weather... The ARCO Thermostat will also . turn_off drafts olen aad tee Fpl a, oe the Lear so that AT ME OF Y a: Wear These Styles saa ail attention to regula ie and tal y peek: ret Tl EAR = gene meer TEMPRRATERE - ‘On | account of the Backward Season We Are Placing i Worn with heavy Zion about tre rellable and satletying ecleee “Our Entire Line of Suits on Sale. 4 woolen hosiery, or Phone, call or write today. : over Galea eery) ; Schank Plumbing & Heating Co. AT 20 PER CENT 4 - Cu Phone 711 359 East Second Street : 4 -prove to be’ most DISCOUNT t excellent for Win- — ' Many women have adopted low shoes for year ‘round wear. fortable, easy on and - take our advice, wear ited i ail fe tence SOM : ROR PR SSG RRO CS Se ee ‘ot Roasts, Ib....... ~ am! oulder, Ib.......20c - * wool hose. Rib Boiling Meat, ib..8¢ | Lamb Shoulder Chops, 25 PER CENT Shoulder Steak, 1b..1744 per Ib. 2 2B It will be a great They surely are com- | off, and all that. But!’ call and inspect our Winter weather shoes. You will find them wonderfully beautiful. Complete Line of Rubbers, Too. ter weather. If” you prefer boots we have them too. \ ye pleasure to have you PHONE 303 Meyer Brothers Lein Steak, Ib. Round Steak, Ib... PORK Pork Shoulder, whole, Ib... ar Leg of Pork, ™% or. Pork Chops, ! VEAL Veal Shoulder Roast_20c Big Reduction in Meat ‘ At the Blue Front Market Saturday, October 15,1921 The Following Prices Are for No. 1 Grade Only PHONE 303 _109. East Second Street Lamb Rib Chops, ib B5c Leg of Lamb, Ib__......30¢ % SPECIAL SMOKED MEATS Swift’s Premium Ham, per Ib...» 32¢ Armour’s Star Ham, per Ib. 22.2. Rex Hams, Ib... Standard Ham, Tho ose Picnic Ham, Ib......18¢ BACON > very’ Suit in this Sale‘is Direct from New York's Best - Manufacturers and Was Purchased This Season. The Very Latest Modes in THE NEW ENGLISH AND SCOTCH MATERIALS Moussyne, Poiret Twills, Tricotines and all the New Fabrics ‘Many of Them Fur Trimmed: With Beaver, Squirrel, Mole. We Are Also Offering a. DISCOUNT —s——i On Our. Entire Line of PLUSH COATS = ; Veal Shoulder Steak..25¢ |; - 4 Mask Biew, Th. ‘ Armour Star Bacon, 3 eet cio ie 45 e ° ea! in, tb. es > ‘ Tet : Prices $6.75 to $10.00 MUTTON Speer Salts Sealette and Lapinex. Some Trimmed Mutton Shoulder, lb_.15¢ per Ib... . GLOBE SHOE CO. 230 S. Center St. Mutton Chops, lb... aoe Mutton Rib, Ib... Leg of Mutton, | Extra Fancy Oysters Direct Special Fed ri: Dressed Poultry : _. Two Deliveries Daily to All Parts of the City Rex Bacon, Empire Bacon, Bacon Nuggets, 1b. from the Beds, pint.....50¢ SRR spRRReR cr pEO orp eer Sc ammne ee RRL am Richards & Cumin gham Company With Fur. AllAre This Season's Purchases, er % THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM 1g! YOU WANT THEBEST POEPOOSOSSS $59-05-5845050000000005% aod tod N