Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1922, Page 13

FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922. SISTER FEARS FOR LIFE, MAN UNDER ARREST Defendant at Cheyenne Be- lieved to Be Paroled Convict or in Possessicn of Lat- ter’s Papers. CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 17.—A man giving the name of J. W. Smith, ‘who informed the pdlice she feared be intended to kill her, either is H. A. ‘Morgan, & paroled convict from Leav- ‘enworth penitentiary, or is in posses- sion of papers belonging to Morgan and indicating that the latter was sent to Leavenworth for a homicide com- mitted in France. The prisoner who ‘was taken into custody at a rooming house, declines to discuss himself or the papers, antl the woman also has Become reticent. She has been locked up, pending developments. A .45 cali- bre army automatic pistol was found in Smiths possession, this verifying the woman's complaint that he had threatened her with such a weapon. A letter found on Smith and ad- @ressed to Morgan at Leavenworth bears thu «ciurn address “Hortenstein, Hillsdale, Wyo.” This is believed to refer to Frank Hortenstein, a Hills- dale rancher, who now is in the coun- ty jail here serving a fortyday term for illicit distilling. Hortenstein was sought recently as a witness in the investigation of the murder of Walter 4Bud) Christensen. When deputy sher- iffs went to his ranch to question him they surprised him with a batch of hooch bubbling merrily on his stove. He was arrested, therefore, under the liquor law. He claimed to be unable to throw any light on the Christensen mystery, but was committed to jail ‘on the liquor charge. Now he is to be interrogated in regard to Smith or Morgan, and both interrogated with the idea of ascertaining if either or both know anything about. the Chris. tensen case. The reason for such in- terrigation has not been revealed, but fs supposed to have been found in the letter beating the return address of Hortenstein. CLEMENCY FOR MAJOR URGED ‘TALI, BATON, Ga., March 17.—The jury today returned a verdict of guilty, recommending mercy in the case of Maj, Lee H. Coart, former army officer, charged with the mur- der last fall of A. B. McNiece, former superintendent of Talbot county schools. LONDON WAGE PARLEY IS OF LONDON, March 17,—The negotia- DETROIT—John Duvail Dodge, mil- lionaire, son of the late John F. Dodge, automobile manufacturer, was sentenced to five days in the house of correction and fined $100 NEW YORK— Chief City Magis trate McAdoo, who conducted “John diately lay before grand jury evi- dence of bucket shopping. WASHINGTON—Bituminous coal miners who have voted to cease work April 1, will have the support of the American Federation of Labor President Gompers said in a state- SAN FRANCISCO — Walter A. Unger pleaded guilty to nine indict- ments embodyimg 19 counts of em- frandulent corversion institute of the Univecsity of Penn- sytvania. Sentence was deferred one week. WASHINGTON— of the four-power Pacific treaty continued without abatement in the senate de- spite signs of waning interest and the disposition of leaders to recard ratification of the pact as = fore- gone conclusion. NEW YORK—Operators of 74 an- thracite coal mines went into secret session to frame their answer to the 19 wage demands submitted by lead- ers of the organized coal fields. Loot Thrown Out Of Express Car Is Recovered CHICAGO, March 17.—(By The As- sociated Press)—A closed and locked express car of Atchison, Topekn and Santa Fe train number 17 bound for} the coast, was looted of a quantity of merchandise early today near Wil- liamefield, Il, AM the loot, which had been thrown from the car was recovered, and a suspect, Henry John- son negro, was arrested when the train, reached Galesburg. Three other men were seon to run from the train. ‘They a. According to local offtcers of the American Railway Express company, !s | Swain. the car was a through, closéd car, jlocked and sealed and therefore with lout a messenger in charre The car contained only merchandise, it was said. COLONIZATION TO PROCEED. tions that have been proceeding tor| ASUNGION, Paraguay, March 11 some days under the | supervision of | nespite reports from tho United the minister of labor between the|states that the Menonites have aban- shipbuilding federation and the em-|aoned their colonization project in ployes in the industry over the pro-| paraguay, the newspaper La Tribuna posed wage reduction for the shiP|says it learns from a reliable source yard workers, broke down today, the|tnat representatives of the sect re conference of delegates dissolving and | cently concluded an important trans-| 7 be Casper Dally Cribune THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE LONG ABOUT THIS TIME O’ THE YEAR IS REPORTED MISSING AT DENVER “{cm?! Failure DENVER, March 17.—Police and relatives today were carrying on a search for Alva,A. Swain, newspaper writer, politician and member of the board of trustees of the State \Industrial School for Boys at Golden, whose abandoned auto- mobile was found yesterday on a road 13 miles from the city, and who has not been seen since he left his home shortly “Girl Editor’ Comes to U.S. SAN FRANCISCO, March -17,—Miss 16 years old, called ‘oungest girl editor” who has s ieature pages for Hon papers since she was 14, esterday on the army trans port Sherman. She is on her way to enter Columbia university, New York, s_a_junior student of journalism. after 9:30 yesterday morning. Swatin’s disappearance’ was dis closed yesterday when he failed to svpeer before County Judge George Luxford to file a report of his ad- iuterratiod of the estate of the late I..N. Stevens, lawyer of Philadelphia, and at one time part owner of the Pueblo, Colo., Chieftafn. Following his failure to appear in court Judge Luxford ordered his removal as ad- ministrator on the grounds of “negli- gence in the performance of his du- ” Sam J. Sackett, public admin- tor, was appointed successor to The estate of Stevens is es- timated at approximately $200,000. Swain ut one time was editor of the Pueblo Chieftain and of the Grand Junction, Colo., News. Swain, according to his wife, had been confined to his home for nine ‘weeks as a result of a severe {llness, which had prevented his making a report to the court of his administra- tion of the Stevens’ estate. pecclikes b)aLe 8 SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Sal- vador, March 17.—A series epidemic of smallpox is sweeping Costa Rica the delegates returning to thetr vari. ous districts. action with the object of emigrating) here. A dispatch from San Jose, says 22,000! persons have the disease. SATURDAY BAKERY CHOCOLATE, NUT AND COCOANUT WHITE LAYER CAKE : 40c Largest Assortment of Bakery Goods in the City CANDY SPECIAL COCOANUT BRITTLE, PER POUND 4A0c The Casper Steam Zuttermeister Building REAL WHOLE WHEAT. BREAD 1O0¢c atuoat Try Our Lunches—Unexcelled in Quality and Service the Best—At Reasonable Prices. SPECIAL Bakery Phone 109 - Cynthia Brown, a ~~ GALESBURG, March 17.—An at- tempt was made to rob Santa Fe train No. 17 near Williamsfield, Ill, 25 miles from here last night when rob: | bers threw several packages from the express car, presumably with the in tention of returning later and recov ering them. The express packages were recovered by the agent at Wil liamsfield. FOUR WOUNDED IN CORK CRASH CORK, March 17.—Four were wounded in a clash early 7 today between Republican police and per- ons following a brass band. The member of the procession igncred or ters to disperse adn shots weer, ex: ‘anged. One of the wounded was a policeman. MILK REPORT FOR MARCH RAW MILK PRODUCERS | Allen Dairy Beggs Dairy Carlson Dairy Carroll Dairy Coates Dairy Glenn Dairy Reasoner Dairy Tyler Dairy Vincent Dairy Vroman Dairy Failed to Pass—NONE : PASTEURIZED MILK DEALERS Passed Casper Dairy and Ice Cream Co. Lander Dairy and Produce Co, Failed to Pass Gilt Edge Dairy Co. Scottsbluff Creamery Co. Kelly Dairy Lander Dairy La Velle Dairy McFarland Dairy Murphy Bros. Dairy John Oliver Dairy “Ps although he POLITICIAN AND NEWSPAPER MAN “xpress Robbery 4 mm ITALY OBLIGATED 10 10 PROAEG: i WOMAN TURES FIUME, FOREIGN MINISTER Si\ . IN AUTO GRAGH A AND WOLGOTT Two Cars Badly Damaged When Machine Driven by Mrs. Orley Harned Is Bowled Over. Mrs. Orley Harned, 162 North Kim- ball street, is confined to her home, suffering from injuries resulting from an automobile accident which happen ed on the corner of A and Wolcott streets this afternoon and which re sulted in the partial destruction of a Buick touring car and a Ford coupe. Mrs. Harned's condition is not crit ical, it was reported from her home this afternoon. ‘The extent of her in juries are not definitely known pend- ing the completion of a medical exam ination. At the time of the acciéent Mrs. Harned was driving west on A street and as she approached the intersec tion of A and Wolcott streets a Buick car driven by L. G. Marr attempted to turn north on Wolcott street from A street. The Buick struck the rear end of the Ford west of the center of the street intersection and virtually turn ed the machine over. The front end of the Buick was completely destroyed by the tmpact resulting from the smash and from a subsequent smash when it plowed into the curb and lodged against a telephone pole. One of the rear wheels and other dam ages to the Ford resulted The driver of the Buick car ts said to have escaped accident narrowly was badly shaken up in the smash. The police undertook an investigation of the accident this afternoon. ee NEW RAILROAD OPENED. SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Sal- yador, March 17.—(By The Associated | Press)—A tionale railway new link In the Interna of Central America was opened with tho arrival here yes-/ terday of the first train on the line which has been constructed between this capital and the town of Zacate- coluca, about 45 miles to the south. east. BIG Chicken Dinner 71:30 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. The Wiew o-S he, Sud Mba ap ianyss position of the Itallan government in regard to the status of Fiume after the recent overthrow the Zanella govern- ment was outlined yesterday in the chamber of deputies by Foreign Minister Schanzer, Recalling that Italy by the treaty of Rapallo was pledyed to respect the Independence and Nberty of the free state of Fiume, he declared that if she failed to meet this obligation she would lose her place ranks pf the great powers. Ttaly’s duty, said ister, was to save tain decay by energe! —.@q.j— Big Bargain “Is that clairvoyant down in the next block any good?” “Good. She's great! 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