Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1924, Page 2

Re PAGE TWO fhe Casper Daily Cribune RICKARD SAYS HE GOT BUNKED’ Culinary Workers Here ON TWO FIGHT FILM COUTRAGTS Chairmen Smoot of the senate fi- WINE TAXI LICENSES [scenes ae” cresuet a soldier bonus bill providing for paid up life insurance policies pay- able only at death but based on NIGHT NEWS Manag ell si 20 year endowment policy plan RALEIGH, N. C.—North Caro- adopted yesterday by the house. EN E The plan would cost about $4,- $61 425.448 ‘voréad: over: 44 _ years with a maximum cost in any on: a ‘eap year party at their West Yel-| their invited guests in attendance! j:na's delegation to the Republican —— Local 842 Culinary Workers gave] The members cf the local and . . Smoot es- (Continued from Page One.) “Don't you know the reasons why | iovetone avenue hell test cceninge | Bumbered somewhere between three CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 20—| %e0r, © $147,585,360 Mr. replaced because they “weren't de-| your expenses were so big, was be- "S—| hundred and three hundred and fifty. Mayor Archie Allison has cog | nated livering the goods.” cause he (Quimby) was paying out | that is the women members of it] The guests included many prominent the. Noenses “of ‘nine ~acbthoigen “When did Mura first take the]a lot to fix things?” did. And they directed the function] citizens. Sacebe result of evidence obtained during cture to Washington?” asked} “I don't know that " said|from start to finish. It was an en-| | Among the several unusual fea-| ROME.— Archbishop Mundelein | iTior Of ssvidence 0 Saturday. The Pi Senator Wheeler. “Was it to pro-| Rickard. “Quimby paid out a lot of| tire success for that reason. To|tures on the program was the| ae sn Roamans by the |SFund of revokal in each instance mote legislation?” money he didn’t account for, but| have the usual order reversed on| aesthetic dancing of Misses Kath-| ¥2* was that the vehicle had been used “No, he said it was for « party." |/I think it was from one pocket ta|them put the gentlemen at a slight-| leen Stabling and Madelyn Tobin,| PP® in connection with bootlegging. “Did you make a practice of let-| another.” ly awkward disadvantage. However|two charming and accom} MEXICO CITY.—The reported PRON nr: LTE * Private Baths for Ladies Expert ting these out to parties?” “Yes, and you paid out to Orr | they broke in readily and discovered | young ladies of ten years. They oc- flight aboard a steamer of General Enrique Estrada, commander-in- chief of the unsuccessful revolt in ee “Attendants “I did to soldiers in hospitals and} 20 per cent yourself to fix things?” | no great difference between belng| cupled the dance floor for fully other place “No, to pass censorship up in| bossed at home and being bossed in| twenty minutes to the great delight Jalisco, and Michoacan, was con- Rab ts woottlo when artes ovt 159 S. Beech St. Phone 1409W firmed. L in inclement Caran.” the annuals of the local! san SALVADOR—Revolution- Senator Wheeler asked if that sort] New York.” public. ot all beeusat. of showing wasn't part of the} Rickard sald he never had been}| A committee of ladies received the| The party was a very pleasant | ary forces occupied Tegucigalpa, capital of Honduras, ov row: vestigation, as well as Mr. Daugh-] sages between Jess Smith and his ing the dictatorship of Generals erty’s. divorced wife, Roxie Stinson. Aslan arid Bassa: , scheme by which the exhibitors were/ able to get a final accounting from another served the punch| and successful event and will s0 go arrested and fined, Rickard said he| Quimby or details of the large ex- didn’t know of tha penses in New York. After paying his fine for showing] “Who broached this matter of a the pictures before soldiers on|50 per cent division in the first Staten Island, Rickard said he was| place?” Senator Jones wanted to a 4 by his lawyer that he could| know. the evening and the GOING OVER BIG i S The Ballot Box is.Almost i “go ahead” elsewhere in New York, ‘Muma and Martin.” sald Rick- Spellacy corroborated testimony of None of the telegrams from Texas WASHINGTON, March 20.— USED CARS b he gross receipts, Rickard/ard. “They thought they could get | Holdridge that Muma had told him| were those of elther Edward L.| posToNn.—Speaker Frederick |—————-_— aren __-20-— THAT WILL RUN ard, were’ 494,008, Rall Che eaponinea he 4 and that it would} 0f the fight film exhibition at the|Doheny or Harry F. Sinclair, whose| 31 Gillette, speaking at the “Cool, mas mere $93, nm hte law: eet ew t it would) xicLean home had mentioned | messages were called for. They were] jare night" banquet of the Am- y) nam eS * ae re Ag Ne Dpel President Harding and Mr. Daugher-| said to be almost entirely from Gus| herst Alumni association, ex. Smith-Turner Hotel e have a few care: Fee reas gros aieitia gen, 90 sane reat tees te eee * tot ct |t¥ a8 among these present. T. Jones, a federal officer once at-| pressed confidence that “our gov- : : . lected Used Chevrolets and Screant, to Ortr ested Beastor friecda te ten erciaen ch. Ot °F] sciothar ‘atabecount eecethlataeta |Salad ee MAceaenmamnanmnas| Seenalont the whole is sound | wi $50 00 Fords, open.and closed models. Avbecler: “You got: bunked, wiin't| “Ana ali ‘the showing of power| corroborated was that Muma had| Committee ge tN Bm and, is “not tainted “with © Cor BY Sn lungs may or may not de- bg Easy Payments May Be you?” land influence Muma made to you| told of & conversation with Mr, f #C > t ruption.” cain ‘ae bed If you have IN CASH Arranged “4 ” a t . Christian, M ungs, old standing cough. "Yes, I was,” he answered. |was his statement he knew a few| Daugherty and George B. W, . ~ iz cough, Wonitie bent chess. Mura and Martin told him, Rick- senators?” asked Chairman Brook- ied acs secretary of President Hard- we o onvic SAN wRANeIaOO—chiee anes Bay ie ene pts ae or |] Contest open to all. Ballot box} |} No] Chevrolet rd said, that they could get a bill hart. ing. M ° i of MeMullin's he lan Co. through in two weeks to legalize the: “ze sald he knew some,” repliea| “If I recall, Mr. Daugherty said it Seeks Divorce) tora supreme court was sworn parmula. Hundreds report wonder- Smith and Turner Temporary Office Globe “Shoe film exhibitions. But Rickard denied Rickard. was against the law to transport the aa in as secretary of the navy. 4 results. Mfrd. only by Tilden . Company he was told Muma had some in-| “Rut you got by with the show-| Picture from one state to another,| CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 20.— MeMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo. For sale s Phone 64-J fluence with the attorney general. ing?” persisted Senator Wheeler. but he thought the law was made| Mrs. Stella Crosby has instituted TOKIO.—Eighteen men were |by Casper Pharmacy. — Advertise|} 133 S. Centér Phone 150 After we got by in New York 60] ‘we nage the government some | for a nigger,” said Spellacy, quoting| sult for divorce here from Frank] still living within submarine 43, | ment. y we thought we could exhibit] money with the 10 per cent amuse. | Muma. Crosby, setting forth non-mupport| sunk Tuesday off Sasebo naval r states,” said Rickard. |ment tax?’ remarked Rickard The session adjourned until to-]as her ground. Crosby, she re-| base after a collision with the |[id Senator Wheeler asked if “the ex-] “Quimby testified Mr. ‘ward, | morrow. lates in her petition, Has been un-| warship Tatsuta. penses in Chicago were very large?” istrict attorney in New York sug There were no very important dis-| abje to support her since he was oo “Quimby said they were.” leested you lay low for 30 days,’| closures in the telegrams. They | committed to a Federal penitentiary SI “Wasn't there $35,000 or 80 pald Paul Howland, attorney for Daugh-| contained principally personal mes-" six years ago. Tribune Wantads bring results. to attorneys? erty, put in. “I don't see how there was that} <All Mr, Hayward sald to me was much—the sale there was for $25,- | ‘all of you ought to be in jail; you've 000," Rickard said. “Quimby said|siready committed a crime and ——————— ee FORCED TO STAY UNTIL APRIL FIRST Elginstine Is Still Doing Business at the : NATIONAL SAMPLE COAT AND SUIT CO.’S STORE I tried my best to close out the National Sample Coat & Suit Co.’s stock consisting of $35,000.00 worth of merchandise by the 19th of March, but could not. I still have : $22,000 Worth of Stock to Dispose of and I am going to sell it out by April’ 1 if I have to give it away. afraid of the censorship board in’ Senator Wheeler insisted the com- New York, got Orr to work on t/ mittee subpoena called for wider ex- and got past the board in August, amination. 1921." No decision was reached and there was a loss there of $5,600." you've got to pay a fine’,”’ said “I see you got $25,000 in Califor-| Rickard, . nia,” Senator Wheeler said. “You! 19 never heard any one in Mr: A knew there had been no legislation| trayward's office, as testified by to allow these pictures to be shown! Quimby, say further exhibitions interstate?” Senator Wheeler resum-| should be delayed until “things ed, “and notwithstanding that you! quieted dawn.” went ahead, shipping these all over} Rickard was excused. the country—and gave Orr 20 per-| RANK BOOKS ARE cent of the net—Muma 15 percent) REFUSED COMMITTEE i and Martin 15 percent?” The question of examining books “Yes.” of the Midland National Bank of Senator Wheeler read from the re-} washington Court House, Ohio, in cord that $82,784 had been spent 10) connection with testimony of Roxie New York on the film expense, fines) Stinson was brought up by Senator and all. | Wheeler, who sald M. S. Daugherty, “Why should you give up 15 per-| brother of the attorney general and cent to Jap Muma, and these president of the bank had refused to others?" demanded Senator Wheeler. . 5 all. “You don't want to tell us, that! arthur Robb, chief file clerk of the allow examination. Attorney Howland said it had been with your experience, you fell for) department of justice was called. : thelr story, that these men were| None of the department mail went Oo e OH | é ami going to get a law passed in @ few) t. Jess Smith, Robb testified. x | agreed that only Jess W. Smith's ac- with these men?” |counts were to be examined, but days?" Suggested Senator Wheeler. | yan xruma was called but he did “They talked as if they could get/ not answer and Thomas G. Spellacy, ft through in two weeks.” forrust: Gepactiient ick igustiea agene: zt ‘So Remember—The entire stock of the National Sample Coat & sco tat Ataoa OFe (nd [waa calle cit . LL is very interesting to know A Also, Karo contains a very Suit Co. must be closed out by April 1. dolng unything.’" Hie. dented: quisaby [gro De axe, Wate Unset eae that one of the most whole- large percentage of Dextrose, told him that Muma, had influence in Washington or “that they had in- fluence with the attorney general.” An auditor's statement was pre- company manager produced tele- grams of Jess Smith, here and at Washington Court House, Ohio. They are to be examined in execu- some foods that youcould pos- _ one of the most important and sibly serve is also one of the _‘ richest of all food elements. | EVERY DAY IS EXTRA SPECIAL DAY UNTIL I sentea showing that the Drofits OUt-| tive’ senson pie se Seunbmiost. Not only Let your grocer be your CLOSE OUT ide of New York totalle 000.) Washi Court Hi « < i i . ’ Fie contradicted = Guimby's iate| prays Wat ag Ge yeaa an be used io oo cane wagas | (anildcen’s Blgelth Doctor—ase ment that the profits were $125,000.) Senator Jdnes, Republican, Wash- ington, asked if Rickard got Orr “to fix" the New York censorship} board, “To influence it.” “I'd like to tell the amounts ac- tually given Muma and Martin,” Rickard added. “The entire profits were $36,056 outside of Jersey. Quimby went to Germany and and May, 1923. Previous exchanges have been de- stroyed, Mr. Taff sald, Spellacy later was located and testified. Previously Gerald O. Hold- ridge, another former department of justice agent, had named him as an associate in the investigation of the fight film “Deal” Spellacy confirm- can be used in so many ways: him for either ‘Blue Label or For table use for the whole Red Label Karo—both equally family and especially as a spread nutritious. on bread for children; for all ~ bic cn cooking and baking; for stew- BREE AA bootiet about Destro - ing dried frui a > every mother should read. ed that he signed the statement sub- ing dried fruits and prunes; Explains why children thrive on Destrose. mitted by Holdridge, characterizing i Sent free with beautifully illustrated 64 page burned up the books, Orr got sbout | it as ‘absolutely true.” In it Muma and for making wholesome, Cook Book, Write if $4,000, Muma $3,881 and Martin! quotea Attorney General Daugherty pure fudge and various candies, $3,381." as having said to him, relative to “You are the same Rickard who|the fight film deal, that if it were said in New York you'd bet a mil-/ put over, he (Muma) “ought to get Non dollars they didn't get Daugh-|a big cut, not less than 50 percent:” Hats 2 2="" $52 DRESSES COATS i : If you want a Spring Coat of the new- Now is your opportunity and last est style and finest materials now is chance to buy any dress in the house your time to buy. Any coat in the S. P. MANGAN Selling Representative » 226 New Union Station erty?” Senator Wheeler remarked. | ‘‘There are a few little changes I 5 that is marked from 18 75 house marked from $22.50. to $49.50 “I @idn't make any million dol-| would like to make," said Spellacy, $22.50 to $49.50—for_ 2. lar remark,” Rickard said. referring to the statement. ‘ : Senator Wheeler read a record of He first met Jap Muma_ several $131,000 gross receipts from the| years ago. picture In New York. Expenses in- Spellacy sald Muma had shown cluded $2,500 as attorney fees to| him a letter from Daugherty promis- Alfred 8. Urion, a man named|!ng aid in securing an appointment Dickerson got $2,500 and “Sanborn |{n the department of justice and also DON’T WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW—BUY ONE NOW Aluminum Syrup Pitcher Worth *1- for 40c $5,000." Senator Wheeler pro-| told him of being a friend of W. J. and 5 Karo Eabels/ Csaded: Burns, Chief of the bureau of in “Th all marked as attorney | eee he commented. Sanborn fsn't an attorney, nor “Get: 1” M k Srinte"Te mentee cat "ts| MOUSHL IMAKes s Corns Vanish -~ My advertisements are absolutely truthful and to the point. -I mean every word I say and if I have a real bargain to offer I tell the world about it so that every one can understand it. I am giv- ing every woman in Casper a square deal by offering them and eeline them real honest values at remarkably low Closing Out rices, films to other states.” { “You entered Into an bared June 30 for transportation of these films {n violation of the law?” “No Sir, it was an evidence of good faith.” “But no law was passed?” ‘No Sir.” “Why did you insist that Orr be ge oS I thought these mer : Casper Mirror Only 2 Days Left weren't doing any good.” Works In Our Special Offer On All Enamel “Yet you were willing to give We are prepared to take cave Clark-Jewel.Gas Ranges them 380 per cent and you went of any siz order. i = . ; ahead and shipped them — and Framing and Resilvering With Every Range Sold We Will Give you've never been indicted for this Contractors Please Take Notice aonspiracy?” 827 Industrial Ave ‘I haven't—I was threatened q PHONE 128) with it.” Rickard asserted he had not met | One 13-Piece Whole Meal Aluminum Cooking Set Attorney General Daugherty. Sells at $10.50 For results try a Tribune Class! Ned Ad. Remember! Every dollar’s worth of merchandis and will be sold by April 1st, a SO BUY NOW IF YOU NEED MY MERCHANDISE MY PRICES ARE BARGAINS ‘ NOTICE ‘How did Urion, the attorney 7 FY 4, general's friend. come to bo your acEytg, Serge eat cut thets owe coms. |] I Have Moved My Office One Hall China Casserole in Universal Nickel Stand. attorney in this matter?" gallous pests. Why should You tisk Infection i to Room 222 Cottman Sells at $5.00 “He wasn't except in Nebraska Coms and callowen, Guickly, ‘coomeehe ton Bldg. or Minnesota."* manently, “Two of three drops of "Cow Senator Wheeler cited the $2,500 %2P3_8l com” pain—then the corn loosens $0 DR. L. E. 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