Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 5

pation resulted in Judge C. O. Brown reserving sentence until he had con- FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1922. mdered the case. JURY DEADLOGKED IN ROBBERY GASE IS DISCHARGED === THREE SENTENCED TO SERVE. TIME PENITENTIARY Penalty in One Case Reserved When Defendant on! by tenced to serve from 12 to 13 months. | Xtc emcrs ok plicated in the shooting of A. J. Cun- = ningham and A. E. Biglin; Teiton | R Ch: Gi 4 0 Taylor charged with the murder of | ob) TV Bootl “s | Patrick Daly; and Alexander Davis, | bery Lnarge ives legging as Uc charged with the murder cf Joe Pa. cupation; Other Cases Are Pendin oe Peete s Both Davis and Taylor are fugitives - jan dtheir trials are dependent upon | ~ oF + *, . apprehensio: durin; the interim. = 7 { Following a disagreement of the jury which heard the |""Gtnes siminat nase wee wave http toe sies ec ie rine mat ed pl first trial of Manuel Sepeda, who is being charged with grand | been disposed of during the term of \nite or dagnes in the hands ef AL larceny in connection with holding up three Mexican laborers |court follow. lexander Davis, a fugitive, according at Powder River December 30, a new trial was undertaken Fe: Silver, charged with breaking |to the findings of a coroner's jury, today. It is said that the deadlock constituted a 7-to-5 vote | nin Me Schulte Hardware store plead |composed of A. L. Wallace, Z. Q. Mi- for conviction. . Sullty to tho charge and was sen-!ier and Ed. L. McGraugh at an in- le and the defendant are unable to!tenced to serve from one year to 13 quest which was held this morning. The jury which took the case last |*peak English. It is probable that the| mcnths in the state penitentiary. Arrangements for the funeral of the night 15 said to have been hopelessly | cst: will be turued over to the jury| Jose Rinez, a Mexican was sentenc-|mirderal man have not heen mathe eae aia gag tad ware © | tie evening. jea to serve from 30 months to three yet put it is probable that interment = on wa advised ithe ‘oa ~* Je pen As soon as the Sepeda trial ts dis | Years after he plead guilty to /will be made at the local cemetery. Jismissed. thi “y a se Posed of the jury venire summoned | Charge of burglarizing houses in| Davis the man held responsible for pnt 3 Lagaed Sgieape tpaarice pee to hear cases in the spring term of |Nerth Casper. the murder escaped immediately after cabal Se jury was onapliiast ona edhe yg Will be dismissed un-| Grover Berry plead guilty to a/he stabbed Padillo Tuesday night and perry Bi oid Rahat ee rene till April 25, when the cases of Eart| charge of grand larceny, admitting he despite efforts of police and sheriff's " a - _|Lambert charged with complicity in| stole $118 from Tom Levellé, a sheep- ments has not been located Tvidence in tho case sgainst Sep-|the theft of a diamond ring from|herder. Berry's admissions to the eda is being taken through an inter-| Henry Wyatt; Rudolfo Ferrer, a Mex- pretor as all o fthe Mexican witnesses !ican, charged with having been im court including the statement “I am =e 'a_bootlesger” when asked his accu-! Meet me at the Smoke House. 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The French Garment Shop in the hands of the United States Court, sold to George Ru be Caspet Daily Cribune FINE TOTALS | Seo INCREASED TQ) FORMER oFFicen HELO Four More Convictions Added | to List of Cases Disposed jfined for gambling y |noon, the state’ i cent mids which were staged here brought returns of over $3,500 actu In addition to the action filed PAGE FIVE TWO BUSINESS HOUSES ROBRED BY BURGLAR ity reported at $150 resulted from the « cigar store ng estab- morning c3 on ned through Maverick. ) rectly for trial in justice courts many actions in which the defendants will Development of Electricity to Take Big Spurt FOR LIQUOR VIOLATION sssrcarscm, wa, sary 24 2 be hailed into district court are be ing prepar } Lossea, unoffict The nation is standing on the thresh |hold of the greatest electrical devel- } West lof the Casper police department and lately said to have had considerable | notoriety in police and other circles j here, is being held in the county jail | pending a hearing of charges of Nq- uor Jaw violation. Gallington is be ing held on information supplied by Jack Owens, a member of the state law enforcement department. He will be given a preliminary hearing this afternoon. National E , before concluding session of the Wis: © have no ad- Electrical association conventic day. 15 LMD AT REST TODAY “It is time those words “busin usual’ were forgotten or at least | ces for Mrs. Mary M rly in the week Of in Justice Court. Vith the convicton of four persons! erday after- us change them to ‘business unusu es in the re- ~ ally good.’ Let's ‘can’ ‘back to normalcy! V what normaley do want to see is ,, lines.” this pbr: many law enforcement agencies pal in from fines, the conviction rT 30 defendants in 40 trials. — the cases were tried befor a to have been cousin of The construction of the newest and . largest theater in Boston was vised by a woman—Miss A ja native of Norfolk the architectural school University, and believed to be of her sex to became a supervis ants who sterday includ elman, William | d George, All were pyr nia oranges, 150 per| » fined $100 each. ape fruit, 3 for 25c, Sat Natrona Butter Co \ an architect — ai- ce eee ee Exchanges No Refunds eler of Denver. He turned same over to The Leader of Casper, same being bought for 25c on the dollar. A stock of high class women’s wear being sold at a great deal less than the popular price merchandise. This stock must be sold and sold quick, and we are handing out to the people of Casper at prices you could not alone buy the materials for. During this sale we wish to announce there will be positively no ex- changes or refunds, and all alterations will be extra charge. There will be a large force same courteous treatment. Do not miss this big event. SUITS At Bankrupt Prices —Poiret Twills —Twill Cords —Tweeds —tTricotines —tTrico Cords —Mannish Serge $7.95 $12.95 $19.95 $25.00 $35.00 INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S WEAR Our own stock in connection with this sale—every item of infants’ and children’s wear—20 per cent dis- count. Our stock in this line is complete and every want for the baby will be found here. It is to your advantage to take the opportunity at the right time to make your purchase at this time. Plain tailored, swagger loose backs, clever belted and many other differ- ent models. A full range of colors and sizes. Everything marked in plain red tags. Bankrupt prices— THE DRESSES models in the high colors are being shown. shade, in a full range of sizes. racks and red tickets, in plain figures. No Exchanges or Refunds. SWEATERS Slip-On Sweaters; all colors; all wool, $1.98 Extra heavy fancy weave Slip-On Sweaters Tuxedo All-Wool Sweaters All-Silk Sweaters Heavy fibre Silk Sweater Coats Every colar and all new styles. The above prices will speak for themselves. All on table—pick them out. Marked with red tags in plain figures. -----$3.98 DRESSES, COATS and CAPES All to Go At BANKRUPT PRICES Are all new and up to date. A great many sport Others in poiret twill, tricotine, serge, jersey taffeta, Canton crepe, crepe de chine, Roman, georgette, in fact every material and every new Every garment placed on open Extra Charge for Alterations. of extra salespeople to take care of the wants of all, and see that they will have the SKIRTS All-wool plaid, tricotines, sport silk and fancy novelties. Come and see them. Every one worth three and four times the price. Watch the red tags. Bankrupt prices— $2.98 - $3.98 - $4.98 | $7.50 - $10.00 BLOUSES Complete line of high grade Blouses from the French Shop, that sold from $7.50 up to $35.00. They are made up of georgette, crepe de chine, lace, charmeuse, fancy and plain tailored effects; every new shade all sizes; Bankrupt prices. $2.98 - $3.98 - $4.98 $7.50 - $10.00 HOSIERY AT’BANKRUPT PRICES Rich heavy lustrous quality, perfect fitting; reinforced heel; Gordon; black and colors; regular $1.75 and $2.00 values; Bankrupt price 95c Women’s French Lisle Hose; a wonderful Hose at 65c; black only; Bankrupt price.... THE COATS Of all the leading materials, such as polo, tweeds, chinchilla and many other different ma- terials. Half and all-silk lined. wonderful selection of colors and sizes to choose from. THE CAPES Come in all the new shades—biege, rookie, tan, brown, copen—in different materials and _ beautifully embroidered; also a beauti- ful showing of tweeds. SILK UNDERWEAR All marked in red tags at Bankrupt prices. Camisoles, Teddies, Gowns, Billy Burkes, etc., in satins, crepes, pussy willows and glove silks. All go at BANKRUPT SALE PRICES 29e GO TO OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT The most wonderful values ever offered. Quality of the best and prices the lowest. A visit downstairs will quickly convince the shrewdest buyer that we have the merchandise at the right prices. Below are a few of the hun Pure Jersey Silk Petticoats; $1 98 all the new colors... es e Seco Silk Petticoats; $ black and coer Ar 1.39 Black Sateen Petticoats; extra good quality... es 69e plain and fancy embroidered 79¢ Children’s Gingham Dresses; good grade; all sizes; this sale. 95e Every One Worth Double and Triple. See Our Wonder Hats Women’s Crepe Bloomers; good quality —-____ See A 47e Women’s Percale Bungalow 69 Aprons; fancy rick-rack trimmed__' ¢€ Pete ne oe 32€ Children’s Black Sateen Bloomers; good quality..___..... C. & B. Corsets; wonderful values for.. $1.00 Good quality and good s Huck Towels —___. Extra size Turkish Towels; while they ne ee Be Infants’ Baby Blankets; good size and quality. Women’s fancy Silk Dress Skirts; wonderful values. | Pretty Vanity Cases; black and colors......___.. | THE LEADE dreds of items that go on sale with the Big Bankrupt Sale tomorrow. 10e Children’s Black $1 00 Hose Women’s Cotton 87e regular $1.00 grade____. _ 49@ Rubber Aprons ves your BCG nae Ce sai ttt a sa et One lot of odd Winter Coats tlothes when washing dishes___.__ 49e Silk and Lace for women and children Camisoles apoeemie oo 07 NYC See Our Wonder Hats Gowns; extra heavy quality....— One odd lot of Every One Worth Double and Triple. Underwear gic | 2a AA ize Waitress’ Aprons; full gored best quality —. bi Bis Women’s Challis Kimonas; fancy floral patterns Polly Prim Aprons; — = = SSS