Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 12

__PAGE TWELVE Ebe Casper Daily Cribune ’ ow |trom home by suspicion, who travels | game and save all the tnvnsfolk thelr : |the wite world over ana makes his | Money! berth by easy methods. ‘Then he re-| | Supporting Rawlinsca will be seen | F] 3 jturns to the old home town after | SUch players as Barbara Bedford, Wil- " O A ] | serving time in the “big house” ana | "#2 Ccurtwright, George Hernandez Saves You Money Here’s a few items you’re interested in for warm weather wear at greatly reduced BY TEXAS MOB \anrcain Negro Escapes Lynching When Woman Is “YOUR SHOEMAN and you’)! understand why we are always busy. Unable to Identify Him as Her As- | HONEY GROVE, Texas, May 26.—Efforts to lynch winl| held in jail here on suspicion following an at- i | Weather .. ter iit upon a wi,ite woman near hore Wednesday, i atly had been aban.aoned today. After milling about the jail until a late hour last night a mob which gathered after the negro had been arrested dispersed, the members re- — ————— | turning to their hom Unlined |.$ 2 4 REFINERY TRAGK === FEATURING ALL DAY TwoPiec ‘29.00 : Plain Serges, Pin Stripes, Silk Suits Worsteds, Gabardine Cloth. FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922. eS | | Margaret Hayes, shot and killed her companion, Harold Bolton, and ther attacked her on a road near here late last night. The negro ts eaid.to have caught a freight train bouad for Fort Worth. negro, according to Miss Hayes tatement, stopped the couple while they were riding In an automobile and shot Bolton. He then carried her to! a secluded spot in the woods, accord-| “lang to her statement, keeping her nn |there for three hours. The negro t ia{failed in an attempt to kfil Miss that Haves. his gun snapping three times and but falling to explode. | Qfiss Hayes managed to find her way = _|back to Waco, where she reported the | Charles B. 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