Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 5

x . SENTTO DEATH = / DETHLS CLEAR FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1923. SINVER ON SCAFFOLD Clemency Appeals De- niedin Case of Gull Mo- hammed, Murderer. SAN QUENTIN, Cal., April 13— Sull Mohammed, known also as Ullah Mohammed, was hanged at the state prison here today for the murder of . tis business partner, Allle Akbar, in » Sonoma county. The trap was sprung at 10.17 a, m. and Mohammed was pronounced dead at 10:29 a. m. The case of Mohammed was espe- slal'y noteworthy because of the va- riety of legal appeals in his behalf} the latest, a petition to the United} States district court for a writ of| habeas corpus, being made only last aight. Other legal remedies invoked tn- cluded equity proceedings in which the superior court of San Francisco issued an injunction temporarily re- raining the warden of the penten- vary from carryng out the execution. The supreme court dissolved this, however, holding that the theory a man’s life was property, on which basis the injunction was issued, did not apply in the instancé of convicted criminals. Another remedy sought to invoke a8 a writ of coram nools (before us, sing @ common law proceeding | cale in Great Britan after all steps in the courts had failed. A number of appeals for clemency , for Mohammed were made by wom m’s clubs and others. EXECUTION OF HADLEY TODAY (Continued from Page One) Anna Johnson, wife of a Denver con- tractor. Berry Peterson, an atorney of Tahlequah, recognized Hadley in| the Arizona court room. Photographs | were exchanged with prison officials it McAlester and Hadley was inden- ified. Oklahoma authorities were at Tucson when the trial ended, intend- tng to bring Hadley back hed he been lequitted. Meantime, Ida Hadley had been re- based. She went at once to Arizona innouncing her intention to appeal’ to T. E. Campbell, who was then gov- wnor, to commute the sentence: of! leath passed on her husband. Her plans miscarried, and, accord- Missuaded her from her determina- “temperamental and might do some-| thing that should not be done.” “INFIGHT FILM By courtesy of Manager Villnave of the Wyoming Theater the Demp- tey-Carpentier fight pictures were riven a preliminary run at noon to- lay for the benefit of newspaper men and fight critics, The pictures are exceptionally clear ind are by far the best fight pictures sver seen in Casper. Closeups shown >t both Dempsey and Carpentier in thelr training quarters golng through ftrenuous workouts, as well as the lighters doing their road work. Most of the preliminary fights are also shown. The pictures of the main event are Uso excellent, showing both closeups of the fighters, where the _ terrific fighting of Dempsey can be plainly seen, and practically every blow land- td on the game little Frenchman can de detected, both in the long Cistance ind the closeup views. The fght film will be run at the Wyoming starting Saturday and a good audie of fight fans is ex- pected to be in attendance. | ord to th’ wise is sifficient. A whole igotonary wea't be much help to th’ otherwise. fhe Casper Daily Cribune PAGE FIVE WThe Boy Grew Older’ "Rememeer nv Boy, ; CRIME DOESN'T PAY? 1 WONDER WHAT MY OLo Teacner Knew ABOUT LIFE ? ANA COLLECTIONS ARE SLOW, PREMIERS HOLDING CONFERENCE (Continued from Page One.) tion of which {s declared to be urgent, | corresponds to the sums required for the reparation of devastated France, Italy, Jugo-Slavia, Rumania, with priority for Belgium plus the money spent by that country on the same| account. Also included are the costs of the American and alled armies of occu- pation reimbursement for the prem- fums paid to German miners, various lesser items. The remainder of the first 50,000,- 000,000 marks, adds Ls Matin, may either be canceled or postponed, but England, which would be called upon to make a serious sacrifice if this plan is decided upon, must recieve a ng to Hadley, she is now in Wichita) guarantee that her annual interest Falls, Texas. Hoe said that he had payments to the United States will | be made up to her out of the German Yon to. go to him because she was’ payments at suitable intervals. The essence of the new project, the nepspaper continues, and German “A” and “B" bonds into two parts, one of which, amounting to about 40,000,000.000 gold marks, would be mobilized within ten years | by means of loans. The other part | would be split up into annual pay. ments according to the need of the British treasury. | The series of “C” bonds would be used to furnish France ‘with a means for paying off her foriegn creditors, principally America, since England, relieved of her annual interest pay ments to the United States, might be ready to make substantial conces- sions. This arangement “would also’ be highly advantageous to Italy. There would remain to France a sum in “C" bonds which might be used to negotiate a concession in cer tain coal’ mines. ‘Territorial pledges under this plan, Le Matin continues, might gradually be relinquished during the first ten is _to divide theyears and then given up altogether on At the righ’ t price, FOR GOOD SHOES go to the Public Market Clothing and Shoe Store, Get in on the Free Guessing Contest— Wina We give the 10 prizes Tuesday, April 17. Don’t miss your opportunity to save money on Clothing and Shoes and win a free prize. Public Market Clothing & Shoe Store MEYER BROTHERS MARKET IN THE PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING The Cash & Carry Market The amount saved by not having a delivery service may seem very small, but we can sell every pound of meat for less. Boiling Beef. of Roast .1b: 3222 ssl Prime Rib Roll, lb_ Pork Chops, Ib__---- Pork Roast, Ib_-____-_ Se ae Pork Loin Roast, lb-_____-__-_______2Be Spare Ribs, lb..----_.__._______._[ Jie Corned Beef; Ib-__-______ Re Sugar-Cured Bacon, Ib______________2Be@ Picnic Hams, Ib__-______-_________._45@ Sugar-Cured Hams, Ib______________25@ Saur Kraut Compare Our Prices the condition that the forty billions needed as immediate reparation had been covered by loans and provided also that a new regime has been in- stituted with a mixed occupation suf ficient to satisfy the requirements of French safety. Garbage Plant Chief to Pen DES MOINES, Iowa., April 13.— Harry X. Miller, former municipal garbage plant superintendent, was sentenced here to seven years’ in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison for alleged payroll frauds against the city. ------ lbs. 25¢ 2c to 15¢ ae eG A SNE: +3 --2 ats. 25¢ Caledonian Dance Will be held in the Odd Fellows Hall Saturday, April 14, at 8:30 P. M. All ittending are guaranteed a good time. i COURT FIGHT IN CHILD DISPUTE (Continued from Page One.) Casper with a copy of the ortginal decree and asked the sheriff's office here to take the girl away from her mother and tuifi her over to him. This was done only after telephone confirmation with Colorado offictals. That night Tansey left with his daughter on the evening C. B. & Q. train for Dénver, both sleeping in a lower berth. With the connivance of the Pull- man porter, so Mrs, Baty has ad- Los Angeles Woman Tells of Wonderful Experience MRS. GUSSIE E. HANSEN Mrs. Gussie BH. Hansen, of 916 West 52nd Street, {s now numbered with the multitude of Los Angeles men and women who have ‘realized the wonderful merits of Tanlac. In relating her experience, Mrs. Han. sen sald: “It 1s wonderful what Tanlac will do for one suffering from stomach trouble, nervousness and a run-down condition. I have tried it and know from experience. “Before taking the treatment everything I ate disagreed with me so that I had terrible gas pains after every meal, and got where I just dreaded to sit down to the table. I suffered from constipation also, had awful pains across my back, and was 4o nervous and run-down I was !n misery all the time. “Tanlac was helping so many others here in Los Angeles that I thought {t might help me, too, and it certainly has. Why, my appetite is just splendid since taking the treatment, and my stomach ts in such good order I eat to my heart's con tent. My back doesn’t bother me any more, and I sleep like a child at night. I can't say too much for Tanlac.” Tanlac ts for sale by all good drug: 4ists—take no substitute. Over 37 million bottles sold.—Advertisement. mitted, she took the child out of the berth and left the train at Whea: land. When Tansey woke up near Denver the following morning he found the girl missing and promptly wired the information back to Casper. This re sulted in the arrest ot Mrs. Baty on the kidnapping charge on a warrant sworn out by Mrs. L. G. Hanna of CY avenue, a friend of Mr. Tansey. Mrs. Baty waited over In Wheat land for one train and then went on to Cheyenne. In the meantime Tan sey had caught a train back to Chey enne and walking down Seventeenth street he ran into Mrs, Baty and the girl. Tansey hustled up to the court house and swore out a warrant for the arrest of the woman and Sheriff Carroll took her In custody. Mrs. Baty called on W. G. Harris, humane officer and W. L. Walls, for mer attorney-general of VWyyoming and through their intercession and that of Vincent Carter state auditor, who became interested In the case, she was released on Mr, Carter's rcognizance. Mrs. Baty and hp daughter to. gether with Mr. Harris arrived in Casper this morning. E. EH. Enterline, attorney, who ts representing Mrs. Baty in the case, has advised her to retain custody of the girl. Hubby Objects To | Name ‘Daddy, Wife Says in Petition NE, Wyo., April 13.—The defendant’s alleged objection to thelr! two children calling him “daddy,” 1s| one of the grounds set forth in a petition by Mrs. Julia Stalker for dl-| orce from Edward Stalker, Stalker the wife, alleges, Cenied that he was the father of the children, which ac- cusation she denies, setting forth that at all times she has conducted herself ag a faithful and dutiful wife shduld, Se asks custody of the chil. dren, | More Cattle on | Feedlots, Report CHICAGO, April 13.—TnIrteen per | cent more cattle were on feed in the eleven corn belt states on April 1 1923, than on April 1, 1922, according to an estimate given out today by the United States department of agri culture. This covers only cattle on & n feed for market. The five etate of the pt as st whole show an increase of 15 per cemt and the six states west, an increase of 12% per cent The cattle on feed are largely of lightweights. WN! Apply, a little Resinol Ointment to the first bit of itching rash or patch of eczema and check it before iedavelone into a serious or stubborn skin trouble. It's amazing how quickly this soothing ointment stops itching, reduces inflam- mation and soreness and restores the skin to its normal healthy condition. ‘Your drugaist sells the Resinol producta, Pasinol ta ~ > SEDANS Small Down Payment is required. Balance in convenient monthly pay- ments, No reasonable of- MONEY SAVING BARGAINS For Saturday, April 14 GROCERIES No. 2 best we have Preserved Red Raspberries, per can’ No. 2 Del Monte quality can Fruit \, per can 25c Sliced Peaches, Half Peaches, Plums, Apricots, Pears. Best grade of Butter, per Ib... Fresh Ranch Eggs, per dozen. VEGETABLES Snowball Cauliflower, per Ib....____.__... Head Lettuce. - Heavy Grape Fruit, each Complete line of Garden Seeds and. 15¢ .10c, 3 for 25c —10¢ Onion Sets that will grow. MEAT DEPARTMENT Best quality Picnic Hams, Ib_—....-__._ Pork Shoulders, Ib.....-..... -18¢ 15¢ and 18c Rib Boil Best Cuts_.___..__.__._____....._3 Ibs, 2Bc Frankfurters, per lb. Pork Loin Roast, Ib.........-.. . Due to the fact that so many people took ad 20 .20c van- tage of our last week specials we offer the above to show that this is THE STORE THAT TREATS YOU RIGHT. JOHNSON BROS. GROCERY CO 638 East Second Street WE DELIVER Phone 1251 THE GOODS ASK THE To Serve You HILL CREST WATER WAITER $45 $70 $125. Ford including Down ter. $200 $434 ments. Everything from Fords up. from our entire stock of unheard of and amazing values in renewed and rebuilt cars. usually low terms, free driving lessons. Nothing can stop this QUICK movement of used cars for 8 days only— SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND Down payment, FORD Roadster. ance easy. 1920 BUICK 6 Roads- Whirlwind Sale Price $625. COME EARLY! Three days only. nity of the year. The Doud-Weaver Motor Co. WHIRLWIND SA 10 USED CARS TO BE SOLD IN 3 DAYS AT “GET-HERE-QUICK PRICES” Nothing like it has ever been held in Casper before. Greatest USED CAR values ever offered. Here is your opportunity. UNPRECEDENT- ED sales of new PAIGE and JEWETT cars during February and March have brought in a number of fine cars as “trade ins.” have been reconditioned—put in fine running order—and now out go QUICK, in 3 days’ selling, at prices that will make everybody sit up and take notice. Values worth coming hundreds of miles to procure, ROADSTERS Sweeping price reductions. MONDAY The Car You Want Is In This Sale io Ford Nash Hudson pcberiate i proposition re} Dodge Buick Chalmers your wife to i fused. Oldsmobile National H. A. L. “12” | drive FREE. Come Quick for These Unheard of Bargains buys Down payment, buys Na- Bal- tional Sedan It is in Sale price, wonderful shape. Bal- ance $36.30 for 10 months. Whirlwind Sale Price $500, Down payment, buys touring. 15.26 month. Sale pri: Balan $210.00. Down payment, buys this 7 $200 NASH 4° Touring,” Bal anc in months at Pera palais « UA7.8 $43.60 per month. Whirl- ings Balnneg 80180 nk wind Sale Price $600, month in 10 payments interest, Whirl- wind sale price $300.00. Down payment, buys 1918 Olds 8 Touring. Balance Hudson Super Touring. $46.87 a month for 10 Balance $32.70 for 10 months. Whirlwind Sale months, including inter- Price $650. est. Whirlwind Sale Price $450. Down ayment, buys Down payment, buys this 1921 Dodge Touring. Bal- year-old Chalmers Tour- ance $36.30 for 10 ing. Balance $65.40 in months,. Whirlwind Sale monthly payments. Whirl- Price $500. wind Sale Price $1050, yment, buys $210 Down payment buys Hudson Super Six Sport. Six disc wheels, Westinghouse shock absorbers. and dolled up. Whirlwind sale price $1,800. PAIGE AND JEWETT CARS 436 West Yellowstone Choose Down payment, buys this Down payment, H, A. L. Balance $43.60 monthly Whirlwind Sale $600. Balance $94.39 in.10 monthly install- See these extraordi- nary values. Quick action necessary. It’s the bargain opportu- QUICK 3 DAYS Saturday Sunday Monday They, they TOURINGS Drive Car Five Days If not satis- fied, we'll al- low you every dollar paid on any renewed car in stock.. Un- Free Driving buys Touring. in 10 payments Price 12 All equipped Open Evenings Phone 1700