Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX UNDG SENTENCED . TO JA ADMIT INCORRIGIBILITY Theft of Watch Leads to: 30-Day Terms for Boys Of 12 and 13 13 Years. With a 30-day jail sentence pete them, Mike and Joe Rodak Sas and 13 years ze, looked o} pare thelr bars rning and con- templated of a mon to be no fr privileges, but only confinemen The two b rs were convicted in the court of Judge John A. Murray last night of having stolen wateh from a laboring later sold the sam for $6 The f is Russian, re-| side on The father is| busy ai ay working and earning a 1} t the refinery. He] has-little ti he said last night, to| watch over his offspring. City Attorney Ogden asked search- ing questions of the youths and learned as a result of his inquiry that although they went to school they played “hookey” part of the time. “And what does father 4o| when you play hoc | He span imes.” | Does it do f “Not much Richard Nicolas, a youth two or three years older who had been sen- tenced two days previously by the| judge on the charge of petty larceny, | was brought into the court to shed light on the theft of some pocket books containing money which had Deen stolen at the same time and which the Rodakovich boys denied any knowledge of. All the youths later admitted knowledge of the pocketbooks. peta FL Lloyd George Says Problems Can Be Settled | PARIS, June 6.—Prims Minister Stanley Baldwin of England, in a statement to the Le Petit Parisien, @ays: “I had the good fortune last win ter to succeed question of th If the European q now pend ing are now appros n the aame| Spirit I do not see why we cannot manage to settle them also. “In any case, you can count on me to do my part with the greatest de- fermination. Perhaps at the beginning ‘we will meet temporary checks, but X am certain that in the end success ‘will crown our efforts." aia NEBRASKA YOUTHS HELD FOR STEALING TOOLS Henry Kiskingester, Avery Smith and W. E. Smith, all of North Platte, ‘Neb., were arrested in Glenrock Mon- day afternoon charged with having stolen a small quantity of tools fro: ©. J. Lindsay, who operates a car ‘wrecking shop on East Yellowstone near the city limits ‘The stolen tools were said to have een found in the possession of the three men who were brought to the Natrona county jail from Glenrock he Casper Daily Cribune for out of town visitors is assured and | Mednick Bros. store with alleged bad| tic in the stomach of Officer Frank | knocked from Callahan's hand by an- everyone is looking forward to a roy-| checks, was bound over to the fall; Warren with the exclamation, “To other officer and the two escorted the RODEO RING CARD PLANS ALL BUT COMPLETED Four SMASHING BO BOUTS ASSURED CASPER FANS Opponent for Hate P arvey Perkins, Heavy- weight Champion of Mountain Region, Is Only One Not Signed Up With the fighters who are participating in the Rodeo card all og#and and training daily for the big fistic show June 8 the fight bugs are anxiously waiting the first bell that will start the boys on their way. “Midget” Smith, New York bantam champ, and Earl Pur- year, who meets Smith, are winding up their training Thurs- day and will rest Friday for the bat- tle in the evening, Smith and Rytyear will box 12 rounds for the cha@hce to meet the champion. Arlos Fanning and Otto Wallace are primed for thelr 12 chapter bat- tle and both state that they are ready to fight today if necessary. Fanning has made quite an impression on lo- cal fight followers in his gym work- outs. Fanning is the possessor of much ring knowledge and a snappy left hand which works lke lightning last night. Wallace is a puncher and a mauler and the fight promises to be one of the hits of card. ‘Georgic" Mover, Denver welter will meet “Teddy” Gartin, Omaha wolter sensation in another 12 round battle and as both boys are in fine shape anG ewenly matched it looks lik another battle royal. The 145 pounders will also step over the 12 round route and it will Be @ real test for the Denver socker, Gartin has quite a following here as he has shown plently of real fight stuff in the local gym. RICHARD BARTHELMESS AND DOROTHY GISH AT AMERICA IN “THE BRIGHT SHAWL” STARTS TODAY “The Bright Shawl,” with Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Gish, which starts a three- is one of the really big fine pictures of the year. n.American boy and a beautiful Cuban dancer. “The day run at the It is the romance of a porting Mr. Bart popular ste E elmess 1 Topic 8:30, America Theater today, :00 and 9:30. Bright Shawl” s on the prices 10c and 4 will equal any of the great st same program, With Miss G Shows st “Casper Harvey” Perkins will open the show against some good heavy in a 10 round pout. The boy originally matched with Harvey is a Diving Venus heavy and will not be given the bout owing to a brodie he took in Casper against Jack Hemple here sev- eral years ago. Another good man will be in the Venus’ place and will be announced in the course of a day or 0. Mike Gibbons will arrtve tomorrow evening from St. Paul to handle the bouts as referee. With a man of Gib- bon’s caliber in the ring the boxers will have to give their best efforts and really win the decision to cop. ‘Two bands and orchestras will be on hand to keep the crowd on edge} Curing the day and at the bouts to FOLGER’S Coffee and try i FOLGER’S “ltee , Know how really good a cup of coffee can be. Buy a pound of “*Golden Gate’? You'll enjoy your breakfast more because of its wonderful flavor. al good t! promptly bea Kees ES iain FAIL TEAMSTERS LOSE STRIKE AT BUFFALO; AGITATORS ARE QUSTED SHERIDAN, Wyo. June 5— Twenty-five teamsters employed on construction of the Wyoming North & South railroad at Buffalo, 50 miles south of Sheridan lost a strike for an increase of wages. They were being paid forty cents an hour. All were discharged after they made known their demands, which the contractors charge, were brought about through agitation by three alleged members of the I. W. W. The sheriff and police at Buffalo gave the agitators but a few hours to leave the country. Hotel de Casper To Serve Only Two Meals Day The boarders at the city jail wore downcast looks this morning when the bad news was announced to them that they were to receive only two square meals a day here- after. Previous to this time the j inmates have been able to discuss matters of genera] interest over thelr breakfast but this will be discontinued since no breakfast will be served, The clty of Casper expects to save $200 a month by this method which will be a saving to the tax- payers. A city councilman has objected to the decrease in the food on the basis that most of his constituents are in jail. , Police Court Hears Prayer First Time When Gordon Hill, the praying Scotchman brought before Judge John A. Murray last night on the charge of vagrancy, he admitted that he prayed whenever he got a chance When asked his religion, he stated the denomination he had professed previous to the war, but since the war he declared that he was willing to take a chance. When dismissed with inatructions to get a job Hill climbed over the railing that separates the judge from witnesses and defendants and kneeled for a moment before mak- ing his exit. So far as known this is the first time that prayer has been said jn the court room to any higher judge than the one who sits at the bench, Hill was arrested Saturday when he was kneeling before the Oregon trall monument near the North- western station. CHECK ARTIST BOUND from Aberdeen, was OVER FOR COURT TRIAL J. F. Lawrence, arrested last week keep the fans on edge. A_ good time while purchasing merchandise in the a N GATE” t immediately: Brennan Monday afternoon after he had waived preliminary hearing. His bond was fixed at $4,000 which he was unable to raise. A. A.Childers Home Saddened by Death Ray Palmer Childers, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Childers, died at the family home, 908 South Walnut, this morning. the Shaffer-Gay chapel. —— DRUNK DRAWS 60 DAYS ~ FOR PULLING HIS GUN _ James Callahan was assessed a fine of $100 and sentenced to 60 days In Jail by Judge John A. Murray last night beseuse he had got drunk and then had poked a .32calibre automa At a Glance A smashing story ... with JOHNNY HINES... and VIOLET MERSEREAU . the daintiest actress ... with a brilliant cast... like EDMUND BREESE... and ROBERT EDESON ... both of whom are starred... in stage productions... and DON’T forget ... FLORA FINCH of... John Bunny fame... and POLLY MORAN... and last BUT not... least CHARLIE MURRAY... the BELOVED comedian... who isn’t unknown... THEN COMES... A FOOT RACE... A FIGHT... A PRIZE FIGHT... A MINE EXPLOSION ... A BUNS REAL ESTATE A TENDER LOVE STORY... A RACE AGAINST DEATH.. A CIRCUS. WILD ANIMALS... OLD FASHIONED VILLAINS ... LUCK is... a CORKING, SMASHING. ROLLICKING COMEDY . 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