Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 5

s ~~, NM \e, x » friends and go back to my profession FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922. > OLIVIA STONE IS SET FREE Nurse Acquitted of Murder in K illing of Ellis Guy Kinkead Plans Return to Work to Forget NEW YORK, A ted last night by murder of Ellis Guy Kinkead, Cincinnati, said today that she and attempt to forget her After she had received t and sympathizers on her acquittal. Miss Stone, at ther request, was es- corted back to the Raymond street Jail, where she had spent many sleep- leas night during her trial. ‘This morning she said she had had @ restful sleep and felt refreshed. “I intend,” she added, “to join my as soon as possible. In work I may forget.” ‘The jury that acquitted Miss Stone had deifberated ten hours. The an- mouncement of the verdict brought cheers from several hundred persons crowded into the little. court room. ‘These spectato=s had waited for hours for the jury. ‘When the foreman spoke in clear tones, the words. “Not guilty,” Miss Stone's face brightened into a smile and almost inaudibly she added: “Thank God its over.” Mrs. Maric Gormley Kinkead, widow of the siain lawyer, was not in the court although she had been an interested spectator in all previous pessions of the trial which lasted nine days, + (1D RESORT GIVES UP MOON STILL TO ANDERS BASIN, Wyo., April 7.—Sheriff Wickwire, armed with a search war- rant, raided a place owned by Ade Prindle in the outskirts of Basin, in the old days used as a resort. The sheriff uncovered a 20 gallon still, five barrels of mash and three cases of colored whiskey. Glenn Berry and Oscar Payne were arrested along with the moonshine and upon hearing were bound over to the district court in bonds of $1,000 each. This is believed to have been the main source of local supply of moonshine. Wets Howl For Repeal of U.S. Dry Amendment NEW YORK, Aprfl 7.—Anti-prohib- itionists clamored at a meeting in Car- negie hall last night for the repeal of the Eighteenth amendment, declaring in resolutions adopted by a spontante- ous vote that it ris “at variance with the spirit of our institutions, with the genius of our history, and the char- acter of our’ people.’ ‘The gathering was called to organ- ize the New York division against the prohibition amendment. ‘The association pledged itself to take measures that would “restore to congress the spirit of good public con- pril 7.—Olivia M. P. Stone, nurse, acquit- a jury in Brookl “terrible experiences.” he congratulation: science and of courage and independ- ence which will seek to serve the peo- ple and their true interests, instead of selfishly profiting by their betray- al’ ' It was proposed to do this by appointing “suitable committees in the congressional districts to support hon- est legislators and to banish time-serv- ere and faithless representatives from office.” NEBRASKA HIT BY HARD STORM OMAHA, Neb., April 7.—Hot weath- er in Nebraska and parts of western Towa yesterday, was followed by wind, rain and hail storms which did con- siderable damage in a number of in- stances. About $50,000 damage was reported from a. hail storm in Council Bluffs, Ia., while considerable _prop-} erty loss occurred in suburbs of Lin- coln, Nebr. The temperature in Om- aha yesterday reached 83 degrees. -—_—— KIDNAPED MEN UNHARMED. H NEW ORLEANS, April 7.—Two} men who were kidnapped’ by hooded} men early Wednesday and Thursday, have returned and they declared they were not harmed, according to the) police today. ——tTry a Tribune classified TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. “Experiences” ‘yn supreme court of the former corporation counsel of wouid go back to her work is of many friends SHIP SUBSIDY PLAN ASSAILED WASHINGTON, April 7.—Charges thet provisions of the administration's ship subsidy plan would prove dis- criminatory were mage and denied to- Cay before senate and house com- mittees considering the proposal. Representative Davis, Democrat, Teennessee. predicted that some fea- tures of the bill, especially the pro- vision which would authorize Ameri- can shippers to make deductions in their Income taxes amounting to five per cent of freight paid on cargoes carried in American bottoms, would work to the advantage of the “big” shipper and to the disadvantage of less prosperous ones. The opposite view was taken by Chairman Lakser of the shipping board, who declared that the income tax selection, which it is estimated would result in aggregating deduction of $10,000,000 annually, would dis- criminate against no one. Once in force, he said, certain minor inequali- tles in the application of the legisla- tion might come to light, adding that this could be remedied. paeeeii E : Gives Birth to Four Children At Same Time BAKERSVILLE, Cal., April 7.— Four babies each weighing less than one pound, were born to Mrs. C. Tabbi Wednesday at the Bakersfield Emer- gency hospital, Dr. 8. C. Long, county health officer, announced today, Moth- er and babies are resting nicely, the physician ‘said. Redistricting By Rotary Is Board Project PORTLAND, Oro., April 7.—The in- ternational board of directors of Rot- ary clubs at a meeting here are con- “= Miss Phoebe Brown, of Portland, in a new way. This is part of her dance in a review. heels when she's several feet off the Moor a Ore., shows her heels to Broadway Head touches Earnest, alias John H. Jones, was being hela by the local authorities to: day, whtle they investigated his story that he escaped from the San Quentin, ;Cal., penitentiary, where he was serv- ing sentence for participation in a $100,000 mail obbery. Earnest was quoted as saying that the postal robbery was committed at ‘Bakersfield, Cal. He escaped from $100,00 Damage Is Sought For Ship Collision PANAMA, April 7—The master of the Dutch steamship Wolsum has filed suit against the American steamship Himrod for $100,000 dam- ages, charging that the latter was responsible for the collision of the two vessels on April 2, at the Atlantic en- traneé of the Panama canal. First Estimate On 1922 Wheat WASHINGTON, April 7.—Winter wheat production this year was fore- cast at 572,974,000 bushels, and rye sidering the redistricting of the en- tire United States. Under the plan, the present northwest district would bedivided into two, one to include Ore- gon, eastern Washington and north- ern Idaho and the other western Wash- ington and British Columbia. “Sandy,” airedale belonging to John W. Scott, Philadelphia suffered espinal fracture. Dr’ Harry Balthaser Operated on him and et 17 days he was able to walk with the aid of this “crawler.” Production at 69,667,000 bushels by the department of agriculture, in its first estimate of the season issued today and based on the April 1 fore- cast, which was: Winter wheat 78.4 per cent or a nor- mal, and rye 89.0 per cent. 2 = a at the end At a Glance You Will Be Able to Distinguish the Difference Between Our Method of Pressing Clothes and the “Old Time Meth- ods Used by Others.” We give your clothes the natural body shape, better creases and a thoroughly uniform finish. CLEANING Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.50 "Tis Easy Enough to Learn the Difference PHONE 124W Wardrobe Cleaners REPAIRING Men’s Suits Pressed 75c 121 W. SECOND 236 South Wolcott THIS TRADE MARK stands for the highest quality and utmost economy in sewing machine con- struction and may be found in every city of the civilized world. Watch for this sign and you will find expert service and teous treatment whether come to buy a needle, or a ing machine. shop. hand cour- An you sew- home Phone 1277-W We have recently established a keep it there. at Casper and earnestly solicit your. patronage. We have a nice variety of new and second- machines at prices that defy ‘competition. initial payment of $5.00 will put the best SINGER in your and $8.00 'a month will MAN SAYS HE ESCAPED PRISON BUT WARDEN DOESN'T KNOW IT PALATKA, Fila, April7.—Harold C.!San Quentin, he said, in November ‘of last year. SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.—Neither the San Quentin prison officials nor the postoffice inspectors here have any record of a man named Harold C. Earnest, allas John H. Jones, escaping from the penitentiary. They sald also they had no recollection of any small robber breaking out recently. Postoffice inspectors here said no mail robber breaking out recently. Quentin prison, a state penitenti always being sent to the federal pris on at McNeil’s island, Washington, or Leavenworth, Kans. ———____ SLAYER FREED BY IOWA JURY DES MOINES, Iowa, April. 1—Har- ry Woodruff on trial for killing Law- rence Tyacy, wag acquitted of murder this morning by a district court jury. Woodruff shot and killed Tracy at the latter's home on February 14 follow- ng an attack upon Woodruff's 14- id_ daughter Che Casper Hafly Tribune High Jumper? No, Dancer No Offense to Start Booze On Way to U.S. HAVANA, April 7.—It ts not an of- fenge to place alcoholic liquor aboard @ vessel bound for the United States. The court of instruction of the central district has so decided and yesterday it ordered the release of seven men arrested lest week while attempting to turn over 189 bottles of whiskey to @ member of the crew of the steam- er Monterey, bound for New York. MRS, CARTER TO SHOW! PHOTOGRAPHS. CF OWN EMER LECTURE One of the most unique entertain. ments ever put on in Casper will be given next Wednesday night, April 12, in the Methodist church, when Mrs. Carter, wife of the pastor of that church will give a stereopticon lecture, showing views of Turkey and of the Hoty Lands. Mrs. Carter was a mis. sionary in Harpoot, Turkey, for four years, being a teacher in Euphrates ollege. She took many views cf the places she visited and had them made into lantern slides. Many of the views she will show cannot be secured from any picture firm for they are pictures she has taken herself. This lecture will be appropriate for Holy Week as several of the views are of Jerusalem and other parts of the Holy Land. CHARITY SOLICITOR 1 GEN POLICE WARNING That Casper does not need any more solicitors in the name of charity, es- pecially when such solicitors don ‘uni- forms simiar to that of the Salvation Army, and have no visible means os support, was brought out in police court yesterday. “We don’t need the Volunteers of America here.” said Po- lice Judge Morris. “The -Salvation Army is taking care of the situation very well.” Mr. Ral, who claims to represent the “Volunteers” was pro- hibited from soliciting without the consent of the chiet of police and with the warning that if he continued he would get 30 days. Mail carriers have no more privilege to violate traffic regulations than priy- ate individuals, according to the find ing of the police court. A fine for “crass negligence” was assesed a driv- earn their daily bread in factory work. This one gets 10 marks a @ay for making clay toys. Ths! about one-fourth of a cent. ———— ~ Breaks Neck In Stairs Tumble DUBUQUE, April 7.—John, four year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wolf of Cascade township, died Inte yesterday from a broken neck suffered when he fell down a stairway. ec 4 formed in the urban settlements t boys and girl at Bates Hole u t Miss Celebra Gettysburg In 1923 Launched GETTYSBUF war ment for the teth PAGE FIVE PLEAS FOR PARDONS BY CONVICTS ARE HEARD CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 7— The i Wyoming state board of pardons went . |to Rawlins Wednesday afternoon~ to |inspect the state penitentiary and to |grant hearings to a number of con- | victs who are applicants for pardons. |The trip is tncidental to the board's meeting. sc with G. M. Pen ural agent, In ar demonstration 1 also be extend-| the clubs are he ed io Mil A pig club will be form r the supervision of Emerson. —— tion Of the squth were under vanvass, it is ae believed that the proposed celebration Pa, April 7.—Civil| Would receive the enthusiastic sup. veterans ha .|port of the surviving veterans. mocha eal we anniversary of the battle of ther great reun- 1923, Congress is determined to satisfy the country if it has to disappoint every- body to do it.—Washington Post. > While the rangs of both the Blue a ——- an dthe Gray have been considerably| Nobody so far has had the hardihood thinned since the re-union in 1913,to propose Sing Day.—Charieston, W when 56,000 m The child, carrying a kitten, had followed his mother up the steps. The kitten leaped from his arms and in at- tempting to recapture it the boy lost his balance. He died fifteen minutes later. ————— WIFE SIGNS COMPLAINT CHARGING DESERTION William Anderson is being held in the county jail charged with wife de- sertion and non-support, pending a preliminary hearing in justice court. The complaint was signed by Mrs Anderson. This is the second time that the man has been charged with the desertion charge. He was released before when the action was dismissed when he had effected a reccneillation with his wife. pat pote: oa ac co Eh er yesterday who had neglected to sup- ply his car with proper brakes. ——__— For Cold, Grip or Influenza. and as a Preventative take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets. The gen- uine bears the signature of E. W. Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) 30c. BOYS” AND GIRLS’ CLUB LENDER HERE ON WORK Miss Ell: state Boys J. Emerson, assistant lub leader is in gardless of cost. FINAL WIND-UP OF OUR BANKRUPT SALE Of the Midwest Cafeteria Stock, Formerly Located In the Midwest Yards TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY In appreciation of the hearty response the people of Casper have given this sale tomorrow (Saturday) we will give the best values yet offered. Every article from Midwest Cafeteria stock will be sold re- % Men’s 10-inch High Top Lace Boots. $3.95 Sale price... Men’s 13 and 14-inch Lace Boots. Sale price... $4.50 Shinola Sh. 1 Poushyaten ae, Ze Men’s All-Leath- er Gloves at........ Men’s 16 and 18-inch $5.95 Lace Boots. Sale price..... BELOW ARE A FEW OF THE SPECIALS ON SALE Men’s Arrow starched Collars. On sale Satur- day only 1 2 @ at Men’s Overalls, Jumpers. Good quality white back denum. Sale 95e price! . EXTRAORDINARY VALUES In New Spring Suits and Overcoats One hundred new Spring Suits just received. at a special price concession. Go on sale at... 224 South Center St. Bought se PENDS es ta sa price Por ome Cc Men’s Pad Elastic Gar- ters. 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