Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1923, Page 5

TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1923. Che Casper Daily Cridune PAGE FIVE i to the police. Both John and Mariner,| tyne home when the shooting occur- and Ballantyne shoved her along as]'ast night. The camp is to be held by the disappearance of any child, Peninsular gas ranges give service the police said, maintained that they | red. they walked toward the house. immediately following the closing GOMPL be ft the offspring of peop!e rich o:|and satisfaction anc: the price is had come to take Mrs. Ballantyne to| Mr, Reeder, upon his arrival late| “Then Mariner and John followed| week of school. Accommodations pdor, Justly this form of cruelty is| cheape Foeik aham Shieds Furniture f her father's home in Ogden following ltast night from Salt Lake, tmmedi.|them. Ballantyne rushed into the lb | will be made for 250 girls. considered a grave crime and the| C9. 133 E. domestic trouble in the Ballantyne) ately went to the home of Mr. and/T@ry where he picked up a gun from) The Kiwanis Club last year finan- law exacts a heavy penalty. } tamily. Mrs. Ballantyne is the daugh-| Mrs. John Browning, the parents of % bookcase. Then Mariner stepped to-| ceq a similar camp for the Girl Re In George Beban’s ‘The Sign of ter of the gun inventor. Mrs. Ballantyne, and told them the Ward John, who had a gun in his| corves, which went over big for three | the Rose,” at the Rialto theater, for ‘A family statement was issued last| story of the shoot'ng hand, and told Ben to drop the 6UN| ontire weeks. Assistance was found| the lqst times toc a pecultarly | }night by James E. Ballantyne, father] wis statement tolowe and not to do anything like that. ir thie fey JecoGtayl wha aensad a complex Instance kidnaping is of the slain man, in which he denied| ne qeveite tess and myse't ae At, that Belantyne swung the 6 |isrcy amount of camping equipment own. ‘The motive it is as un that there had been any trouble be- aerahd at John’s head and the next instant amon in real lif ° OALT LAKE GITY (Continued from Page One) when the former fired one shot. “Ballantyne had a gun and drow it | children. forward when my cousin shot. He/| fired over my shoulder,” he said. In a dying statement to police offi-| would be prosecuted. world war. unarmed and had no revolver in his|the police. reach at the time he was was shot. Asked whether he had been drinking, | ATTORNEY RECITES he replied, “yes.” but shook his head! SHOOTING DETAILS ve to the question “were: 9G’ you drunk? home with W. H.! f Ogden, shortly | here ear! Lake, according ‘er. attorney, who wa terday | Now - Quick Quaker | Cooks to perfection in 3 to 5 minutes The quickest cooking oats in the world These are small thin flakes which are partly cooked. But the quality and flavor are identical with regular Quaker Oats, Regular Quaker The kind you have always used Your grocer has both styles—take your choice, The coupon is good for a package of either, Itween his son and Mrs. Ballantyne. He declared that a complete investigation would be made and that the slayer | ‘rhe slain man resigned two weeks Jago as teller of the Utah State Na tional bank. He is survived by three Bal’antyne served two years in the After the shooting Mrs. Ballantyne cials, Mr, Ballantyne declared he was|teft for Ogden and was nct seen by Utah, April 10.—Detatts of |the shooting of Benjamin F. Ballan- The, Brown!ngs went to the Ballan-|tyne at his home in Salt Lake City llast night were given in a statement today by William’ H. Reed- n_the Ballan- went to the Ballantyne home shortly | Mariner fired a shot. The bullet en before noon yesterday. greeted ug and shook hands. us he had not treated his family right hand, I meanwhile was in the hal us to detsory a bottle of lMquor he | shooting. had. John told him he should make} pour the Hquor in the sink. This Bal- Brownings and myself went to the po lantyne did. lice station.” “Ballantyne agreed that his family vig ed should go to Ogden until he had puljed a himself together. This seemed satis- factory and Mrs. Ballantyne got her-| ‘self and one child ready, and with| her mother, who was there at tho| time, went out to the car to drive to Ogden. “At the door he shook hands with me and then, seeing his wife in the car, went to the automobile and, open- The Casper Kiwanis Club wl ————--— Quaker Oats FREE -size package—This week only—At your grocery Tell Him which style you prefer Quaker Oats now comes in two styles—the Quick and the Regular. 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