Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1922. ARBUCKLE DEFENSE EVIDENCE ATTACKED Motion to Strike Testimony of “Insane” Woman From Record Made by State in Trial of Film Comedian SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25—A moti F set Kate Py motion that the defense “be stricken from the record on the ground that she was committed to Jum for th insane, and such commitment never has been fet guides" waa made by the prosecution today in the slaughter charge against Brennan, @ chambermaid at the St Francis, yesterday she Gusted @ door in Arbuckle’s room in the hotel on which the defendant and Mise Virginia Rappe are alleged to have imprinted their fingers while Miss Rappe was said by the prosecu- tion to- have been attempting to es- caps him. Mrs. Bennan was in a state hospital from 1909 until 1920 and was not dis- charged as cured but as “improved,” the prosecution charged. The court reserved nis decision until tomorrow. Milton Carlson, Los Angeles finger- print expert, and the last witness-yes- terday, was to the stand in order that his examination could be continued. eo ‘FLAVORING’ SEIZED AT LANDER LEADS 10 SUIT AGAINST MANUFACTURER LANDER, Wyo., Jan. 25.—<Action has been instituted by federal prohi bition authorities against the Joase Earl Products company of St) Louis for alleged violation of license as the result of the seizure here last Novem- ber of ten cases containing 1,200 four ounce bottles of “imitation brandy fla yoring” and ‘St. Croix flavoring, conmgned to Lee St. John of Lander and found unfer government test t be tit for beverag= nurposes while con taining an ilesholic content of ap proximately Fi per ce. On advices from Cheyenne ‘he “flavoring” has been expresse' there yy local suthort ties to be used S¥ #%6 government as evidence. ———_—.—__—_ MISUNDERSTANOING IN REGAN GASE CLAIMED Desiring to correct impressions which have been spread broadcast here due to his arrest and subsequent court action in which he was charged with assaulting Dr. M. C. Keith, P, J Regan, 525 West Thirteenth street, mado a statement to The Tribune today in which he disclaimed inten tion to assault Dr. Keith and claims that thy only reason that any trouble occurred is that he did not know the man who presented himself at the Regan home professing to be Dr Keith. He maintains that he took the medicinp case from the doctor so that he would have some means of identi fying the man who had gained en- trance to his home. ‘Mr. Regan says that The Tribune's report that Dr. Kelth administered to injuries suffered by Mrs. Regan are incorrect. Neither he nor his wife re- quired the attention of the physician and neither of them, according to Mr. summoned Dr. Keith. ‘The statement 1s the outgrowth of a case in which Mr, Regan was sen- tenced to serve 90 days in the city jafl, upon conviction on charges of areault before Judge Perry A. Moris in police court. Mr.‘ Regan appealedy for hearing in district court and pro- vitied a bond of $1,000 to guarantee his appearance at trial. > — BEAVER SKINS AUCTIONED. HELENA, Mont., Jan. 25.—An auo- tion sale of 52 beaver skins will be held in the offices of the state fish and game commission this afternoon under the auspices of Warden C. A. Jakways. This is the largest sale of the kind yet held by the state. The renson given is that state trappers this year have been unusually suc- cessful. Only trappers in the em- ploy of the state fish and game com- mission pre permitted to trap beaver. FIT TO FIGHT Life’s greatest battles yg haces strength and wi ess. Scott’s Emulsion Given Away Thursday Night at the COLUMBIA Roseoe C. (Fatty) Arbuckle. second trial of a man- Barnyard Champ | Mrs.| American Red Cross which will be is a proud chicken. oud as its owner, jolcker, aged carried off Orst prize at ti Je ebow of “bariyard pets.” PER CAUGHT. an. 2 teorge Bor- found guilty in Salt ity in 1918 for transporting five cases of whiskey and who forfeited a $10,000 bond ih evading sentence, was arrested ‘here today by govern- nént agents who have been trailing him for two and one-half years. -ECRET OF A GOUD DISPOSI- TION od \ woman who carefully safeguards her health benefits her disposition She will be happy and attractive to all. The worid unfortupately is filled with Sweet women who are unhappy be- cause they are held back from useful- ness by troubles so common among them. Fretfulness and nervousness rapidly destroy good dispositions. Sickly, all-worn-out women cannot make happy homes. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound is a safeguard of women's health. This is clearly proven by the many letters we are continually pub- ishing in this paper, from women who have been restored to health and happiness by its use after years of suffering. Why don’t you try it? ‘oonfereace ended today. Che Casper Daily Cribune The Old 5-Cent Loaf Returns > RED GROSS ANNUAL MEET 13 SCHEDULED MONDAY; OFFICERS TO BE CHOSEN Arrangements are betng completed this week for he atinual meeting of the Natrona county chapter of the held at the courthouse at & o'clock Monday night. The annual election work of the organ- tzation will be brought before the at- tention of the meeting. Many organizations are sending in notice that they have already named the delegates which will represent them at the, meeting. The plan of appointing Gelegates was adopted to insure representation from every charitable, fraternal, protective and . ‘The 6-cent loaf of bread is back, in New York, for the first time since prewar days. Some stores are selling a pound loaf ior a nickel and others are selling a 14-ounce loat. benevolent organization in Casper | -washington, Oregedi). f4aho en Mon- but the meeting will as usual be open Peace Officers |tana and the Canadiin provinces of to all members of the chapter and to | t 1 sh Cosumbia was or- \ims toatd of dracon tor te ov-| Of Many States Washington State. sheriffs, ase Are Organized) Rene. Zeer. wil be chosen from the 2, Which ts in ion here. The 2 : four organizations—Re4 organization known as the Norta- Cross, Welfare club, Rotary club, Sal- vation Army and Cham! Dateeat ber of Com- is designed to bring about a more neti effective enforcement of the criminal BELLINGHAM, Wash., Jan. 25—} law. ———_ _ q An international organtzation of| L. 8. May. president of a detective Peace officers from the states of association of Seattle, waa elected bo Ein aUs WASHINGTON, Jan. 25—Reduo-| tions tn the wage scales of officers and | men on shipping board vessels amount. | ing to more than 15 per cent and et- fective Feoruary 6, today by the board, The new scale which will run unt!l next June 30 amounts to @ cut of 15 Der cent fer deck officers, radio men ana engineers and 26 per cent fcr the unlicensed personnel including sea- nen and deck hands. Decision as to reduction of the wage cale was reached by representatives * the shipping board after a week's conference with all interested parties including marine organizations. The #'CONCRETE FoR Pen was announced No Other Road Performs Like Concrete The car's a big part of motoring—the road's the rest. Why not be as particular about the performance of roads as about the performance of your car? Concrete provides the only firm, rigid, gritty surface fr veortovoenesoocnes requirements. 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