Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR MEAT CHOPPER AND LYE USED TO DESTROY MURDER VICTIMS INTRODUCED IN INNES TRIAL ds. Testimony introduced yester- ity day indicated Innes never made such t actions. BLACKMAIL FEAR “1S REFUTED BY “LK MITCHELL = 2 \ | LANSING AGREEMENT 19° SOnAPPED, SAID uh Philadelphian Declares| He Lost no Sleep Over | Letters to Model. Olcott made this assertion in a | ued after he had calied | Attorney Iiss Keenan posit box, while indicatin: wealthy admirers, were re to afford a basis for Washington and Tokio}: Governments Cancel It |: By Mutual Action. attorney’s office has | 1 the theory’ that the | ual | y and) the: negotiations. between| mo rmments have resulted Jerstanding, based © 5 wri y have been passed | District Attorney 16 | fons of the nine itten at the Washing-|cutor had hoped th conference and re-| light on the blackmallers who, he be- ually | Heves, chloroformed the girl in her cr/apartment because she refused to} j Join them in a t to “shake down" | Philadelphia, her | y iy admirer. H » police obtained the letters trom Anna Keenan, who took them e box under order of the sur- court hinted that the letters a|showed that Dorothy Keenan had among her friends other men of ns besides the son-in-law of tesbury. There is a possi-| day tt was|t that all of these men may be| | called for questioning. “COLONEL SUED FOR $100,000 | DENIES CHARGE SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 31—} Colonel Arthur L. Conger, com mandor of the 20th infantry, Fort Sam Houston, de a deposition in was ane ssador to egard the ne to a r which affairs of regard to the East in a more favorable situa- ave occupied since en the United States gan coming into con- LAST TIMES TODAY The Revue of Revues Company In the All-Fun Show “KNICK KNACKS” With Special Vaudeville Features and the Screaming Comedy Photoplay “THE DESPERATE HERO” Biggest Laughing Show of the Year ONLY MUSICAL SHOW IN THE CITY Two Shows Nightly—7 and 9 Prices 10c-40c ALL NEW SHOW SUNDAY =| TODAY | ONLY | "GYPSY PASSION’ . Adapted from the Famous Novel “MIARKA’ The Child of the Bear” | —Also— | Monte Banks Comedy “OILS WELL” TRAVELAUGHS Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 the $100,000 damage against him by Captain H. Randle} and Mrs. Randle for alleged defama- | tion of character. emphatical'y denied that he spoke il of Mrs. Randle’s character as charg: | ed in the petition filed by the Randies. | He denied persecuting Randle but ad- mitted he suggested to him to resign after he had bene “party” at the Randle home. jth His deposition was filed with the | duty re clerk of the district court. The deposition denied SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1923, “fty thousand tons of soap are every year by the steam laun- in the Uited States, Che Casper Daily Tribune that Cclonel Conger told offices of|enter any dance hall or place of| members of the 1923 graduating class the 20th infantry thar captain Ran-| amusement on the reservation.” of the Cheyenne high school for Com- 3 dae a Mt z Cle and his wife could not attend any mencement will not be more con if i functions or dances nor were GAPS AND GOWNS FOR sptcuous than the plain, dresses of he Lede of Mra. Eloise Deni Resi Whe. Gatortty of the, clans; to associate with Cujnea wandle | Seter apiritea debate and sone show ee es CHEYENNE GRADUATION of, bitterness, has voted that all class said Captain Randle was not to members shall appear at Commence- enter any set or quarters or batracks,” | deposition sets out, “unless his | it except those assignea| CHEYENNE, Wyw., March 31.—| pancy and he was not to Expensive gowns ordered by some suit brought Trade unions of Pittsburgh plan to open a co-operative labor bank in that clty on May 1. P Colonel Conger BOTH , informed of a ment in gray caps and gowns. —_————_— him for ‘Try Tribune Classified for Results. specifically WYOMING) CONSTANCE | TALMADGE ‘Your Best Friend” AMERICA | —AND— IRIS TODAY AND SUNDAY <= Easter Saturday Dance CAN YOU THINK OF A MORE ENJOYABLE WAY OF SPENDING TONIGHT Continuous—1 to 11 LAST TIMES TODAY —in— “The THAN BY tmemon”! | DANCING —Also— | —WITH— Baby Peggy | ‘A WONDERFUL GIRL Chuleay | A WONDERFUL ORCHESTRA A WONDERFUL HALL TOMORROW VERA GORDON The Great Star of “HUMORESQUE” In RKEON CASPER’S JOY PALACE FAIRBANKS —IN— “ROBIN HOOD”. The drama of a Hamlet—the chivalry of a D’Artagnan—the romance of Romeo and Juliet—the beauty of a Rembrandt—the grandeur of ancient feudal castles—the clash of mighty armies of the Crusaders—the supreme contribution to the photodramatic art. SHOWS START AT THE AMERICA AT 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 AT THE IRIS AT 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 50c HUB TODAY AND SUNDAY TOM MIX “CHASING THE MOON” —Also— “TOONERVILLE TRIALS” Bubb’s Quality As good as the best CIRCUS BENEFIT BUILDING FUND ELKs STARTING TODAY Absolutely the Biggest Entertainment Event Ever Presented In Casper ELKS AUDITORIU | 12 LOOK! LOOK! STARTING TODAY MARCH 31 APRIL 7 2 LOOK! MARCH 31 APRIL 7 1:00 to 11:00 WORLD’S BEST ACTS Don and Mae Gordon, Fisher & Halstead’s Dogs and Ponies, Aerial Clacks, Bassett & Bai- ley, Equilibrists Extraordi- nary, Mile. Lucille, the Aerial Girl, Hattie McDaniel, C. W. Gray, E. J. Fenton, Osborne Bros., Monty Montgomery, Morrison’s Jazz Bandits, and others. Will be on the market soon THE NICOLAYSEN LUMBER CO. Everything in Building Material Doors Open 6 O'clock DANCING EVERY EVENING DON’T FORGET CLOWN ALLEY IT STARTS TONIGHT RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS Office and Yard—First and Center Phone 62