Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 12

=—_—_=_ tla Vi hi na un fin SceRet BORER woe 8s c 1 w b s wounds awe 4 Pern Ty PAGE TWELVE OIL MAN FIRED | jIDRFKENNENY | ce IN DEFENSE OF HOME, DECISION Lieutenant Colonel Not Facing Day as Shot Was Fired, County Attorney Says Probe Has Revealed OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. April 7.—County Attorney Forrest Hughes in a signed statement to newspaper men to- day concerning his investigation of the slaying of Lieut. Col. Paul Ward Beck by Jean P. Day, prominent local lawyer and oil man, in the latter’s home here last Tuesday, said he believed Day fired in defense of his home and not of his life, and that the X-ray photograph of the dead man’s head indicated that the army officer was not looking at Day when the fatal shot was fired. Day previousty had stated that when he found Beck in the act of attempt ing to assault Mrs. Day he struck the officar on the head with a pistol after the latter had made a motion as if to strike him with his fist. Day said also that the revolver was accidentally dis charged from the impact of the biow. ‘The county attorney's statement said that before any gun was fired or any blow strack “Day saw something that swept him off his feet.” He add ed that in his opinion Judge Day had not told the whole truth concerning the tragedy. “I am frank to say.” Hughes con tinned, “that if Judge Day should tell the whole truth, no jury of red blood- ef citizens would ever render a ver dict against him. I am equally candid to say that I believe that so far, Judge Day has not told the whole truth.” ‘The handkerchief which Lieut. Col Beck clutched in his hand when the body was taken over by authorities has a signficance in the case which has been overlooked so far, the coun ty attorney said. Ho added that he did not believe there were other per. sons present at the time Beck was killed except the three principals in the tragedy and that the only purpose in bringing out the statements from other people who attended the party in the Day home which preceded the slaying was to determine the mental attitude of Day toward Beck “Previous to the shooting Day and Beck had been the best of friends,” Hughes said. “What extraordinary occurrence changed the mental condi- tion of the one toward the other? What caused Mrs. Day after the shooting to moan ‘Oh my honor?’ These two are the vital questions in the extraordi nary tragedy.” “In my opinion,” Hughes continued “there is no doubt that intoxicating liquors were indulged in at the Da: home during the fatal night an morning. However, I do not think that Judge Day was in any way un der the influence of liquor at the time the shot was fired.” ir. Hughes stated that one thing bsolutely certain” in his mind was that the gun was discharged “while immediately adjacent to the head of Paul Beck.” “Whether or not Beck was shot from the front or back,” added the county attorney, “is one of the great- est questions involved in this case. The position of the lead in the head of Paul Beck, as shown by an X-ray photograph would tend to indicate that Beck was not looking at Judge Day at the same time of the firing of the fatal shot. “Judge Day asserts he fired in self etense. My judgment ix if the shot was fired in defense, it was in defense of home, and not of life.” ee 82 YEARS OLD AND AS GOOD AS A YOUNGSTER “Seven or eight years ago I was a very sick man. Doctors said catarrh trouble of stomach and bowels, af. fecting the liver and heart. For more than a year I wanted to dle but could not. 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HOWARD EATON, FAMOUS HUNTER-GUIDE, IS DEAD SHERIDAN, Wyo., Howard Eaton, famous guide, big April game hunter; one of the Eaton brothers of the Eaton ranch at Wolf, Wyo., is dead at the age of seventy-one. He came west in 1868 and settled in Omaha. Even at that early date village life irked him, The next year he induced his brothers Willis and Alden to join him from their Pennsylvania home and together they journey to the bad-lands of North Dakota where they established ranch claims, built a trading post and embarked in the cattle business. It was Howard velt that induced the latter to take 1 up the adjoining claim to the Eaton's in the Medora country. Roosevelt and the Eaton brothers were not only peighbors but stauch friends during all of Roosevelt's western life. In 1904 the Eatons came to Wyo- ming and purchased the Devol ranch on Wolf creek at the mouth | of Wolf canyon. To the original ranch many hundreds of acres have since been added. Here they have made an ideal western summer re- sort with all the wild western frills, where for the past eightcen years they ‘have entertained wealthy and mens | Sune. | tional parks, BONS” GYM SHOW TO PROVIDE LNELY ENTERTAINMENT IETF TOTS HARMED FR NEXT WEES A gym show will be staged next ‘Wednesday at § p. m by the boys of the department of physical edu- cation of the high school. It will take place in the old high school gymnasium, because the apparatus used is in that building and made especially to fit In the floor there. Dean Morgan has been directing the boys, and those who saw the show last year will certainly be pleazed to, find that this one is to De put on at even a larger scale. It wil form an event in itself and NEGRO HOMICIDE GETS MANSLAUGHTER VERDICT CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 7.—Joe Mayo, negro, was convicted by a jury in the Laramie county district court Thursday of manslaughter, for killing William A. Stewart, negro, here last He was tried for murder in the first degree. 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