Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 29, 1924, Page 2

ili be WAN spr . tra adie nd. 31RL per elf. 167) Beau’ HEI WA? rer rill i Fr th Of w PAGE TWO STATE PRISON [3 GIVEN CLEAN BILL BY LABOR Rock Springs Union Investigates Alleged Serious Condition. ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Feb. 29 —A committee from Central , after in Labor union of this ct rt gs complaints of the seri fon of the state penit Rawlins, tiary receipt of a letter purporting to be from a convict, who said the con. at following ditions were “terrible, that the dungeon was being used constant- ly,” and that the “water-cure” was being practiced upon the convicts, has submitted its report, concluding: “While we, your committee, do not believe in convict labor, we find that the shirt factory is better Ughted, better ventilated than any mine in the state and is in as good a sanitary condition as any shop or factory in the state of Wyoming. In conclusion and after a careful investigation and consideration be- lieve is being used for the pur- Pose it is intended for. That the prisoners are getting good treat- ment and allowed more priv than was expressed in the p press and to be fair to all concerned, not as a conimittee from the Central Li union, but as taxpayers of state of W ng, We are duty bound to sa good and fair treatment is given to the prisoners in general.” M’ADOO 70 LET REED CHARGED ftoT, IOREPOAT KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 29.— Announcement that William G. Mc- Adoo will not come to Missouri to answer charges being made by United States Senator James A. Reed, his opponent for the demo- cratic presidential nomination is the latest development in the campaign in this state. Senator Reed, speaking here last night, hurled a challenge to Mr, McAdoo to meet him on the plat ferm in Missour! for a joint discus- Bion of the oll lease disclosures. The McAdoo headquarters at St. Louis issued a statement announc- ing that Mr, McAdoo wilt not make & personal campaign in the sena- tor’s home state and declaring that friends of Mr. McAdoo in Missourt assumed full responsibility for this decision. Senator Reed continued his at- tack on hjs opponent last night, de- claring that the former secretary of the treasury had received large fees from .. Doheny, ofl operator, and corp s, “in the guise of legal services” but in fact for political influence, RESOLUTION ON DAUGHERTY UP (Continued From Page One) of the Wheeler resolution, which calls for an inquiry into his admin. istration and which comes before the senate today. The attorneys, Mr. Daugherty’'s. telegram said, “represented me in a similar attack a year ago in the house inspired by the same influ- ences who opposed me openly and secretly and on practically the same charges with substantially the same object in view. “They will give such attention as may be necessary in my personal behalf so that the regular force of the deartment and I may continue to give our attention to government business,” the telegram said, eet eeeeper aeicaeres 's stone is the amethyst, upposed to form a pre- gainst violent passions. Februa’ and it ventive To Expiate His Sins Che Casper Daily Cribune CHARGES FILED AGAINST MAN WHO RAN OFF WITH HEIRESS Sharpe, who will be brought back tonight unless he fights extradition. In addition to the charges already filed tonight against him. it is con- sdered possible that Sharpe will face upon flight DENVER; Colo, Feb, 29—Two complaints, one charging the failure to pay a bill of $50 for room rent and another charging him with remov- ing mortgaged property from the state today were filed in Justice court against William’ A. Sharpe, now held in jail at Cheyenne in con- nection with the flight of Miss Rosa- lind Elsner, Denver heiress, from the jurisdiction of a Denver lunacy commission. The filing of the charges are tho first definite stepe that haye been taken to force the return of the couple to Denver. Deputy Sheriff Kellogg left this morning for Cheyenne “to return contempt of court return for his part in the Miss Elsner. Denver, where she will consent to return when Charles Cotton, whose ‘Miss Elener so far has remained obdurate in her refusal to return to pending, although officlals believe learns of Sharpe's trouble. Mrs. husband Tuesday was ordered to jail for con- tempt in permitting Miss Elsner to tain sums of money were “paid to ‘FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1924 flee from the city during the pend-|two members of congress were ing hearing, returned to Denver to-| tained in the day from Cheyenne where he is | report. said to have pleaded in vain with Miss Elsner to return in order to permit the release of Cotton. WASHINGTON—The American FORBES HELD FOR BRIBERY ready for acceptance tests in April, . NEW YORK—Executors of the estate of the late George J. Gould sold for $85,000 to Paul H. Kling his of she ‘Were used for speculation by a government official and that cer- stock exchange which Gould Mrs. Ella McCoy Gilbert, who has Enstein the seat on the New York| been appointed to Franklin Parish. WASHINGTON — Sir Esme Howard, New. British ambassad.: to the Pnited States arrived trom New Yo#k to tike up his duties. RALEIGH, N. C—A Daniels for-President club was organized to put the name of Josephus Dan. fels, former secretary of the navy, the running for the democratic nomination for president. —<— a Louisiaga’s first woman sherift is the office in Frank McDowell (sketch upper left) is in jail at St. Petersburg, Fla., charged with murdering his mother (upper right), father (below mother), and sisters Marion and Willimatree (lower left to right). The sisters met death when the family was living near Atlanta, Ga., a year ago. LOVE, LITERARY AND STAGE FAILURES LEAD TO SUICIDE; VERSE HELD CROWNING BLOW | NEW YORK, Feb. 29.—Disap- pointed in love, besices literary and theatrical failures, caused Vallie “Now I never said my kisses should be kept for my dear Mrs., | for in such a world as this is, that ARCH arrives tomorrow— for Casper the herald of a prosperous spring, with plenty of employment for our workers, renewed activity in the industrial field, and a consequent- ly increased business for Casper merchants. This store is prepar- ing for the increased patronage that these cheerful conditions pre- sage, with larger and better stocks offered at moderate prices. “There’s Always a Welcome For You Here” Nearly Four Hundred New Have You Tried a Pair of Our Special “Lady Martha” Women’s.Silk Hose (in all colors and sizes) at $1.95 9 Wash Waists Its Suit Time Pretty Styles in Ask to See the White and Tan New Three-piece At Models $2.50 S; For Spring Everywoman’s Store—A Convenjent Place to Meet Your Friends New spring apparel is arriving in huge quantities. Miss Frantz is now in New York selecting complete lines of Hats, Dresses, Coats, Suits and Accessories and in order to make room for these incoming shipments All Winter Apparel Must be Cleared Out within the next few days at whatever prices it will bring. Fur Coats, Wraps, Capes and Jacquettes—Winter Cloth Coats and Belasco Martin, formerly of Seattle and Milwaukee, to kil! herseff in her mothers’ Mtiverside drive apart- ment yesterday, it was learned to- day. Miss Martin was said to have kill- ed herself less than an hour after she had returned home from a gay supper party with two men, one of whom was a former red croms cap- tain, a married man, with whom she was declared to have been deep- ly in love. The girl met the captain at a hospital where she had gone to read té6 wounded roldiers, %; He was reported to have told the girl at their last meeting, a few hours before she returned home to kill herself, that he expected” his wife to divorce him but that he pro- posed to never marry again. The following verses written by the cap- tain were found in Miss Martin's papers: ‘Vallie Dear, it's quite pathetic when a lady gets poetic and inflicts her thoughts aesthetic on a unof- fending pal; and if I remember rightly, you have deviated slightly from the facts when touching light- woulG make life rathef flat, and I never made love to you from the you state that I did that? “In a tone that’s almost chiding, you accuse me, dear of hiding facts I should have been confiding in you as a family friend. And although it may be true, it was a léw down trick to do it, I confers it in the end. The chances you've been tak- ing one I've learned to like too well. And although it seems like hitting kind of low, old girl, I’m quitting, it certainly is hell.” NEGRO BUYS APARTMENT FOR HOME NEW YORK, Feb. 29.—James C. time that I first knew you. You| don’t really mean it, do you, when | ing are the reasons why I'm shak-! though I'm candicfy admitting that} Spring Dresses received the past few days, now checked and priced—with our already large - stocks, com- prising a Truly Wonderful Showing of ' Newest Suits, Winter Dresses, and the few other remaining items of Winter merchandise. Are Priced for Quick Sale Regardless of Cost At Haif Price or Less $125 Caracul Jacquettes with fox collar. Sale pricé:-_-$62.50 $200 high grade Natural Muskrat Coat. Sale price-__-$98.00 $250 Highest quality French Seal Coat. Sale price____§100.00 $450 Siberian Squirrel Jacquette (selected skins)._-_§200.00 $850 Beautiful Scotch Mole Coat, fox trimmed. Sale $425.00 ly on our friendship—iittle gal. Once Wealthy Wm. Bradley Dies Pauper NEW YORK, Feb. 29.—William Bradley, one, time multi-million- aire, builder of most of the Broad- way-Seventh avenue subway, the Homestead tunnel of the Pennsyl- vania railroad and the Croton Siphon, died a week ago at his home here, virtually a pauper, it has become known, when his will was filed for probate. Attorney James A. Lynch, who filed the will, said tonight it was doubtful if Bradley left a cent. The Bradley Construction com- pany, of which he was president, went into receivership in 1918. Last September Bradley filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy, listing liabilities at $2,553,520 and Thomas, a negro assistant United | States attorney, was unable to rent an apartment in a part of the city | where he desired to live with his wife and infant son so he"pyrchased a $200,000 seven story modern apartment house, he announced to- day. 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Center Phone 150 DRUG SALE All This Week Clip the Coupon In Today’s Tribune And Get a Package Of Lucky Strikes For 9@ Styles Colors Fabrics In Complete Range of Sizes From 14 to 5614 at ‘22% ‘32% and up ry pom 3 00 HR INO 3 Saturday Shoppers Will Likewise Find Scores of New Arrivals in Hats, Coats and Suits As Well as In Various Other Items Of Spring Apparel ‘ A Few Very Fine French Seal Coats Smart Styles—Handsomely Lined EXTRA SUBWAY SPECIAL — EE us, 95 Winter Cloth Coats At Low Clearance Prices See These Two Groups in the Subway Just a few high grade Winter Suits left (in the Subway).at this low clear- ance sale price___-__--_____-___. an Winter ; Suits Saturday Last Day to Secure % Corsets Brassieres, Girdles, On ; All Bandeaux, Corselettes, And Wrap Arounds Special---Broken Lots of Corsets and Wraparounds $ Sizes 21t030 § Regular $5.50 to e $10.50 numbers at__ e It will pay you to make a special visit to the Subway tomor- row. It is filled with appealing bargains for every woman and miss, Sizes 21 to 30 Regular $2 to $3.50 numbers at