Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1924, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. GASTON MEANS GOES ON TRIAL (Continued trom Page One) examination on the witness stand at the national capltol while he told a manner of rumor and report about nearly everyone connected with the federal government. Noth ing seems to disturd Means, He has designated himself as “hardboiled” and he assuredty presents that ap pearance at bis triak “Singing Means to face a jury has been no easy task, Elis case has been postponed ten thes. “Twos first set for trial when Means was starting im the Wash ington investigations and the senate committes refused to give hima UD . eval authorities for was pointed ont 6 was an essential witness ally the court berg agreed to wait until Means was well through im the capitol. Means did not @uish there, how- ever, until congress adjourned. He managed to stick to the last minute. Whenever the proceedings before the Paugherty committees began to get slow or sag in the mill Means woukl take the stand with some grand new story, Apparently he knew some “dirt” ybody, There was nothi acunityed, oh of that he had no’ himself, but he « managed to keep Now, however, » ways involves a charge of ¢ » to transport liquor im vichation of the Volstead act. There are other charges along the same line, Means is being defended by his friend and associate, Colonel Thomas B. Felder, formerly of Atlanta, Ga. The colonel himself is named as a de fendamt ta one of the later indict ments against Meavs. But at this time be is appearing solely im the role of defending counsel. Coleone! Felder has had something of a hectic tite, tow Naturatty tt be. came more hectio after he met Means, for the latter ts & man of ideas and be thought of things about which the colonel bad never dreamed. One of Colonel Fekter's most excit- mg experiences had to do with the famous Cole Blease when the latter was governor of South Caroling. The engaged im the dispensary frauda 1 aroused the ire of the gov- some remarks be mage. The governor's tre became even greater after Colonel Felder bad redurned to his home in Atlanta. The governor than announced in the public prints that it Colonel Feller ever came across the South Carohina Mme again he woult shoot bin om aight, At . Colonel Felder was wont great deal between ew York, Fis natural lay through South but rather tham cause any bis South Carolima friends ea, the colonel travel around by way of Cinchanath Colonel Felder says pow that an attempt is being made to, “railroad” bis friend Means; that the prosecu- tor already bas shown bis bitter enmity and should be barred from participating in the case. The colonel objected to Prosecutor Todd referring to Mr. Means aa @ “erook.” Mn Todd 2 that he bad every right dd to use that appellation and be briefly sketched some of the many things Meana bad “told the world” about bimaelt colonel had been prosecution of when this tin Means has been about everything tm the private detective line, He has eves classed bimself as an interna tlopal spy He always bas heen nd of “Billy” Burns, the of the buxeau of” in Jor Attorney General 1 even after Means iso Furoa’ tormer terns tnaisted vader which Means ts belng tried at this thoes was returved againat him last September long before be was beard of as ¢ stark witness at Washington and so natuxatly it bad Be relation to the im- Vesbigations ‘The case wilt be bitterty tought, tor Colonel Felder is | spectacular timbter and be bas a dogged and re sourcefy) MAD a6 @ client. 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And then along comes the darting hoktup of @ wait trata at Roundeut, It, Im which the bandits hurl gas bombs and get away with some two or three millions in loot. One J. H. Wayne ts found in a hospital suffering from a bullet f wound. Wayne, it the police are to be believed, was @ member of the bandit gang and was shot im an altercation with the game. leaden, who was nome other than Jiamy Murray. im any event, after a long session with Wayne, the police raided a North Side hangout—and there they found Mittonaire Jimmy Murray, hiding under a bed. He was ar reated, as were two other mem, and a woman found in the place with hh They catalogued Jimmy Murray as the brains of the gang. But they have not come terward with a very satisfactory explanation of what made hin go tm for tram dbandttry. Ther only explanation ts that Yiomy is “different,” Fits tastes are queen, Instead of gotng in tor gold door | knobs and shumilar fancy domestic |trappings, as some of Chicago's tj other bootlegger kings bave done, Murray, they say. prefers isolated }summer homes. He has*at least two of these-one in Michigan and one in porthern Wisconsin. Also they say he bas retained @ hanker- img for the “old days.” Another explanation of Jimmy Murray's arrest, which does not' tne volve hin as a member of the train bandit gang, ts that be called on Wayne at the hospital to see that Wayne was taken care of without too many questions asked, because Wayne, far from being @ train bandit, was @ member of bia ran. running crew and was shot in line of duty Meanwhile, Jimmy Murray: ts sit: ting tight and saying moshing That's @ way these millionaire boot leggers bave when they get into trouble, And ft bas worked out Tpretty Welt im other cases where, | after the hue and cry bad died down, |the wealthy ones found Mberty to spend then new f 6,000 HOARD } (Continued from Page One) lthe unsfeakable,” and “serews the wsed to! msorutable.” set out recently to tind out just how this gigantic fortune, missing from, the nation's deposited and clroulating currency, wee held Hits conclusions were as follows: Held by foreigners who have pot lived in America long enough to build up @ trast in banke-—$225,000, 000. Held by farmers who are too far from banks on two cautious to de poait—-3129,000, 000. Held by misers, who lve tn squab or and derive thelr sole joy from Playing with their acgumulated hoards $44, 000.000 Held by children ta toy banks 94,500,000. The balance, some $140,500.00, Which can not be accounted fom im detail, is the nation’s pocket money here five, there tem, there a bum dred, Mn. McCoy says of the misers: ‘ time of pleasure seeking }and wad spendive, there are more than 5,000 persons who wewld rather live bn ftitth evd want, eutgoring hun gers worst toxture, than spend the money they bave saved. These are the country’s misere—nok creatures of story books but living mem who keep theiz wealth beeawae they love to touch and gloat ever Mt. | Rhey Ore Quite reak—one im every 4,990 money makers of the couatey, and the average treasure is at least $5,. 500.” that Great Vacation its matchless beauty American Wonder. route. Ie takice you weenie Colorade, and * you back Creag the cllowstome on shoe Ticket Agent THEIR RICHES who knows the unknowable” “speaks | | nt or ss de Casper Dairy NOTICE OF SALE O 'R eo CM. Coltrane are amaceaties reid ho boat Milla, lot 3." on Miveoter kt . Milla, Win... .<-<-nnsns in preneenens Mitts, lot 8, Bleek My * Mills, Wim, —..<-<22eyes cenrneeeenen Mille, dot 4, - Wim, co Wy L. Yant .--.20~ Mills, lot Slew 20 eae -- HOV. = nciteisan RTS en eee Ham Nonh Ceaper’ OH ee fad bieok 26, a Moore, Ashton M. ~~. .o-=-=-~~-- SEK) Ws: NEM section.24, township 88, range 83 .--<-wcreessaen Moore, Fred a8 pes fH me ve rs = sonneeenen Casper, Ny section 2 block 9 x Moldteem, Violet ~~. n-neenees sees nh Casper, . Casper, Ae 38 MOOR, J.T. onnennenmennens seeeesen! NEMS BwSW' Mofiela, W. 2. eee te 1, b 26; Sho aie inaendnennhbtoneneeiaieenne Moss, Hh. Bo ~.nwens sone: oo, SRT TT TET See oe 4, % s < we BS? = Ry kA Casper, lot) 4, block A nen ene enn oo Fy Pontzen ~.--eean Butler tot 18) bleck 446; | > Viel, OD oe whe ek ct Mower, GQ. °C. ~---..-+-.-+20eeeenKonwoodk, oy ¥ wood, Puebechcendehenisebieiedeanbieeieeninennne Murphy, Hugh A. eo Nannie L. Houck .. Murphy, Laurence L. .. Cap Mun, toe 9, AD SL a aN a ee swowenned ‘a, Section 32, townahlp 30, range 78; - WSW%, SEXSWH, S49E% section 33, township 30, range 78; SW, section 34, toweahtp 30 range 73: “4 BUNW%. SW, sectlon 3. township 2 TANK TH nesrecdandeeen sereens cree POW GOR RUVOR, 10802, DIO 89) oe ee eer enemy een vemmnrnenane ge RO en > MeBride, Cla, . 2-1. n0o==n-n CRSROR, Hast 625108, feet, lot @: block 1: ‘a5 < ae ne aE Casper, lok TBO 15 axe an en Anaemnate—wennemanenpeewenan cots. C.Davia .....~ eee %, Casper, lott, block 180: MoBureey, 1B. ‘Ww. a { co Lynn D. Armstrong ~..-..~. Casper, East 43 13 feet lot: 3. Dock 188. enna edeeneeesenee MeChesney, AB. eo R. J, DavidsenS NW, NEXNWH, NWHNE, sectlon At, toweehip 82, Temes Ran erent teen ee en Re ee ETE RRR EET MeClarren, $. Plato <....seavene~e SMNUYIES, Ik 6, BMG 8 "asaaenaarsoroncovezesarees MeCoy, Christine —....--...-.s-=—NWRNEM lot 33, Dlook: 39, Tenge 8T .--.neenwghaylewepiessnee Ween De Ace JasrinGn Uae RA ee Ire vis Casper, lot 14, block 41; ° Casper, LOR °R5, DIO 41 So ecennene wen nen nen dcewe ween en eneeen AOR? SRR 200 5 a eeeienpeeetee nner oe pa a. Se -=- WANE. NWYSEXEWSEM, section 7. townshtp 40, range Tt: SENSW%, SWASWH, $.townahtp 40. range 78: MeDonald, H. J. ....-... naanetneea CRSPEN: wet 5, block 220; AS Rang pgen x tet 6, Siete area ears Conger BRODIE; 180 enn FO Geo, W. AnGereon ...<0.<+->-NRWOR, lot MO, DOCK 29, = yeinwahiewsinween ees =shewereenreeseraeenss MeFarland, A. D. co M. J. Gothberg@W KNW, MSERSWN. section 3. townahip vrenge ry, Apnoea B. phaabin gain! “Ser & teen ae wenatchee bens obi) EE, An wanenneereneens NORHR Caspen, lot) bt: North Casper, 20f 52, DIO 89. sacs. 2eeeeeee nen: MoGinnia, J. Mh. 6... .enenerens sens SHMNEM, ERS, seotion 31, township 31, range 7; SA Sa ihn SS eee a aaSheridan Melgbes, 10%, 28, DIK OD. —<emenrevnnvesennerereennmee ~Milip, Tot 2, ROCK & snanenewerennry : Awe Aloove, lot $0 dleek bi Alcove, let 10, blook 4; y ~ oS ALCOWE, LOG LE, BIOCK B . 1 ~~ enee newer - - Molnais, maneinnes saeeeennnee NOTE 8 ~~: lS lot. 2, block 8°. = - Bw North Casper, 192, Block weenseeeeerneneesd 4m 299, ; 5 Sneeeentenenen een Mittweat, lot 8, block tp MoTive, Jno... Mackey, Litte » let % beck Sueteleietenhieiebetenniandteeonemonenianenenentneel Molaughiin, T. F. oo Naomi lot %, dleek isa meer tes ene eeneereenn MOLOMDAM, AIK «name. cemenns inns SW MNWH, lot 4 section renge 7%: — ttemace pk taf hep tema amd Se acA MeoNaliey, Jane . MoNamara, Paul ~~... MoNamare, Paul MoNett, @. ¥. MoNeid, John MoPeek, Carrie McPherson, Angus Casper, tor 5, senyeararuenenrirney — sop tne eee tater ~> Sheridan Meights, lot 13..Weok 63; Sheridan Melgbis, lot 24. ROOK. @2. ...—naeteeeennesnnwnseneeees nn scan Camper, lot 43, block 122 . STA AB, NE LUG a wdharprsereesesuegiin anresereaeerenenns NER, NSBR section %, > a SED » lot 5. Rook by. fot @, block i4 Bot. Ol DAR 106 oc cennnnenanngpab neta tot, & Dlock % .. ao ent en ete enn tte tees ene setters mR YATE Ane pee neneeeeeneers Peo okie AA hee ae Casper, ot x x Nelson, Hi, “NarGeben, kn ah ead SF waned aye il -@ .. Nelson, JRO Bo, sons .ssacseseseeenal dlock, ; con Mt, teas Seer rian satenneh Saeenneenn= tenets ere Nelwon, Peter san Caspen, » tot Newman, Fred oo B. H. Bragdon .. Casper, tot 42, dieck, . ‘ . Shenae 373 on na — Casper, et 4%, block 3t: ‘ , th Caepen, lot 1G. DIRK ST snennnan: naneersenenseses Nickerson, TD PD. co H.W. MurphyNexth Casper, lot 155, dleck 3 ent neers nee re ree eee ene Mickereon, James «<<. .<<0ceneen0s BUNW, SWYENE, NWESEK, S4SEK, SEYNEX, . NENSEN. NU&NE t repae igbawongye, BB naa Baiog, eS Nene 8 eae Noe, Clarence oo Ivan Noble &@ Bragg .... Nitin, hot: 8. ROOK 2 san eannentenannanagnennnn st NW:NWK, SWKSW, 29, township 4t. reage SESE. potion 9 ‘owoablp. de ak rapge 33: NWSE section 34 township 41, range en Novetny, 3. 1. oo Clarence Hi ..Caspen yart of lot 15, block Ft oa sd reanamnsen a O'Brien, Vider ...nmanavnanenennn WYN. SEMNEK, section 7, townabip 3, range 8: SWKNEN, section §, townahap 31, range Bh... wanwennannennene Mitkrent Ebelghits, lot 7%, block t Midweas, Meigbts,: let $, Nook tr Wark BL lok @, bloods South Addition, Int 23. block Cr South Addition, lot 12. block &. South Addition, lot 20, blogs Ti South Addition, let 25, blow. Bs Senth. Addition, lot 24, block Ia South Addition, lot 2%, bipok Bum. Seteentae ened OOM. PAE annr-nennn sar rsrenen SHNWH, Section 23,” towvabip 4h, Tenge &0 OParrels,, ZO. oo EH. Ryan ....... Chen, weMt 90 feet of lot & DIVO 26D ..0--<neeenannennennenvnren, Chie, Ine. B. ¢o Manuel Quintana ~ Arointe, lek 4 block Tr exes Ss Ame Tet B.,. RIVA T -..ceaqnseshsnanaeannashaneennennnaerenens, ne, mnnnnmananan semana W NM, Sy section 27. towmabip FOPE® 8B nrennnennamen Fagenkong, $C. Vana aannn Bonde River, tot 12, blveke Bh ita. Rance MOR pam Dey ae ee Palmen, W. M1. O'Prien, Frank M. Butler, LOR G.,, ROCK NG. -.eannnnnnninnammnenigienecmntenenes, | Park, Albert & 10m —....ne-acnranen OM, Rectlon kh townshin 30, range St: Bm, section 2%, tomuship. 22, e9GO BE .nnnannaecencsenceenenenen, Susman, Wot 2%, Divglk 12%: Casper, lab 2% dlvckk 129 Pars, Wa B. . een ann ennnnennnmnnceen: Parsons, H. B, eo Western Realty On ..... Casper, tot %,bloek 200 Patehen. Frank . AU of section 20, township 3%, range 2% Ninainounesem PUN, WHO avcnnnncnnnnsscnns sens s COMPO LOE 24, Didek 99 ’ CEQA, WR" RE, RIA: OF ~nrdiecinnanmebetnrtllinn. sjhinnnnncaniianen Pottenson, David ~......0.<0 an BR NW. SWAN, WRI seotlon &. townghip 4, range 32 PURO NOM A dnnronennncennas NINE, section WOM 34, TAREE Bh ~nnnnnrnnrnecemenenee a1.82 nd a wes nee erst 5.40 329.89 meee 23.09 2.00 preety Te oR od 3.88 aha ate Sand 218 ts) ne ne 7. alte | | oe | Rein 8.0 xinwabvicsncseuabiae PRM A, Woods. panne a6 nme tsa BE ioe ee ~ Oo co W. PL wae a Ni oe Redhoura, Walter —.......-..~. Casper. lot 1}. block ist ng emect Sa neon ere eneeee peewee ee Jane Smith Burlington, lot 4, block Wo & Anna B. Miller ..._Cusper, South’ 20 feet tot 3. block 77 Robbing, James Be << ..ccereinens can NEM: ) DA Meo L. W. CoakleyCasper, By. k nm Ya, lot %, dlock 226, = Red B, --- nn annvenrensson=Nowth; Cusper, lots 29 to 30 tchusive, block eam, FOR A, ann ans nee Neetih: Cosper, lot 20, block 3: Rupsell, a a mpson, Serene Ons tase een " mare, Alvira. A. ee ee Westere Realty Co. aa nnnne CASpOr, Sobnekder, ADA cans vansomee =a a- Butler, BODAGEE, Mi Mi. \.annenennnnnnananaNelnom, lok & bigek 22 Wee Bene Realty oo, cence ee Buttington. ok 13, dhoelg. & * Polack: Peart ce Wallace Clay -...- North Pollard, Franklin . ...........~...-~White,. fot POR, GTOR wen manne. en on ODEN, North x ® * Cusper, lot 3, . SESW i ll a i EEEREESESESEEEE siti BE BEES BEee - HU i i t i tipi i : | 1 ;" | HERE 33e Ui uu i Hi | $ F { { i ; { i i : i H H | ; 225 F i North ass North Burtingt: .. SD al i i £5 SPIE 3 Hi ze ‘3 2 = al if 5 section NWUNEK, NRNW, sect ‘3S. township 33, range $0 ......~~ west half of lot) 4, block 27@ .. i Haygood .. if ff » leg 4, block 23: Grertinn Heighten TO 2 DIE 9... --nnwnneweenenenneneennnee= 11.00 2468 6o.8 BD oo ceenewnreeeenwentaseseseene, 98.29 S527 otal wennenns swaswnne Casper, Enat 38 feet lot @ bluck 18 ~ gen ae North 20 feet lot 3, block 7? sree einnn sean Caper, Weht 50 feet lot 10, Dlock 153 lot 1, 2, 3, 4 ERWH: SKSE & ~ section 18, towpabip 3a % section 4 townablp 30, range 8? _ whip 33, range 88: SHMNWK: HYSW% section 19, township 33, range S¢: « NENW, section 30, township 33, range 8% ‘ E%, section 2t, township 31, range 87: 4 » section 22, townehip 3h, range 87: NWMNW, SHNWH, SIX section 27, township St, range 87: NB, NYSEM, SWHSEX, section 33, township 31, range ¢ . NESE, section 28, township $f, range $7; wHSEX. SEXEWH, SWS NESW, S%_W%, section SEEN, tection 2a hos SRMNWA, section St. tonne ae mee TWhewy. steno it Seam SS Tea as SSK, section 18, towoshly 33. range Sh ™ 32. range 87: NWN, section 1% township, 34, ran, s \. te 8a Lots, 3 and 4 section 2, township 32, ae) 8h e Lok }, SWKSW. section 3, toweabhp 32, range $7: SWASW, section 4, township 82, range. st. i range 8Tr NWRNWK. section 10, to z S*SEM, section 35, tomaatin a3, ~ NW, NEX SW, lot 3. section ~SHSWH, SWHSEK, section 2 townshs - oWig ng 7 Mp 30, rey . i es PAN wa chraeean oan ‘ section, th, tavesehe Bt range $2. Lots t and 2 section 3. ‘‘amuabin. <n tewrenhin 39, range 82: North, Casper, NW let Th, block aeeest teeneeeneenen All OF section ¢, township: 38, nn, nnananannnnn Powder River, lot 0, black 2 tot), dlock 24... Weat 99 feot hots, 8, Sapttnrertetrersens Chapa. let 8, block: 204 Smeets omens eens SS Negeth Burlington, lot 2}, Piock Casper, weat halt of Inte t and 2 Mast Burlington, tot 2% beck 1 North Cuaper, let bid, Nerth Casper, tot 247, ». Dhow 227 ‘ Reawood, tet xt 1.09 Kepweed, lot «9 21.00 Menwoo\, ter 426 ae Sa, tet 4? to Casper View. tot 29, blow . ' Casper View, rat aa 4 . 3 & % i, blocie 20, bleck X, bleek 1 .