Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1923, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 19 CORONER'S JURY. FIXES BLAME OF WOMAN'S DEATH Robt. Clark Held Gun Which! Killed Grace Iowa, Jury | Finds at Inquest Held After Shooting. The verdict of the coroner's jury | which met yesterday afternoon to in-! vestigate the cause of the death of e Iowa, negress who was killed instantly at 1:40 p, m. of the same day was that she came to her death from a gunshot wound from a gun in he hands of Robert Clark. Clark is colored also. The inquest was held within two hours of the death of the woman, The negress was killed {n a house at 319 North Ash street, having been hot through the left temple. Clark had evidently fled from the house er firing the shot, for he was rested by Officer Pile of the police ent a short distance from the | scene of the killing. At the inquest yesterday he pro: tested his innocence vigorously and claimed that the woman had shot herself. Sheriff Perry A. Morris and Dr. 1, F, O'Donnell had gone to the scene immediately upon word of the occur rence. Grace Iowa had fallen from the bed to the floor and was dead ‘when tNey arrived. Dr. I. N. Frost removed the bullet from the wound. Robert Clark is being held at the county Jail. | passe See “THE CHRISTIAN’ To GRIPPING PHOTOPLAY Intense {n {ts soul-gripping power, “The Christian,” opened a three-day run at the America theater last night. The picture is an adaptation from the great novel by Hall Caine and has retained to a remarkable degree the depth and the vitality of se author's original production. “The Christian” takes up the tale of a man who forsakes wealth and MRS. W. L. EDMONDS Beauty and Health Go Hand in Hand If You Have a Daughter Read This Advice ? ceanr Rapias, Iowa.—"T have taken Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and found it very helpful in troubles pe- cullar to women. 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PURCHASES OLD FAIR GROUNDS BUILDINGS; POLO PLANNED FOR RODEO FIELD Cross-Country Track Club Also Likely to, Be Organized; When Completed Field | Will Have Many Improvements A flying leap was taken by the Casper Rodeo association yesterday when it purchased all the buildings on the old fair grounds southwest of the city. These buildings will be used in equipping the rodeo field west of Casper on the Yellow- stone highway which the association has been preparing for several weeks. They will mean only a small part of the ted on tions will fill a long felt need for this | section of the country. plans by th Casper has never had polo, one of | t whi the most exciting of equestrian nizing | sports. Despite the fact that Wyo ntry organiza m'ng’s plains breed horses that can track club, : Hut compete with any which the thei | east | have seen and that as a matter of} fact one of the greatest horse ranches in the country Is located in this sta from which an eastern milliona QJ fins his stables, polo has never been ! t hought. of as a sport that s take the time of Wyomingites time has pa and Casper is tak- | CASPER FRIDAY | w | from Power in order that he may be among the poor people, minister to them. and live a life of sincerity be-| fore the worl. The woman he 8 on the other hand has never known anything but poverty, has never worn anything but tho left-off clothes o' others, und has always lived within the limitations of a rural district Her greatest ambition is to live the HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG Nobody Can Tell When You Darken Gray, Faded Hair : With Sage Tea. Grandmother kept her. hair beauti- fully darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. 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