Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1924, Page 4

G00 EES * EEE ee twee § OO Oe ee a | ee eS Se ee, ee ee w , > r PETE SRI OT Se EM SPREE FOE RELY ARE IA SLL PAGE FOUR. be Casper Daily Cribune ; ‘ Lawyers’ association from July 20 to 26, They also have received invita- i 1 i tions to visit the bench and bar of Sc land, Ireland and France. While +4 . in London they will present to the ; : & British bar and people on behalf of zs pal 1t x ares the members of the Américan bar a ‘ > memorial statue of Willlam Black- " r stone—a heroic figure of the great commentator of the common law. TON HOME = FOINALYSI Vice Presidential Nom- FIRST M. E. CHURCH T9)/Shipment Which Caused inee Goes to Beach Deaths at Cody Is For Day’s Rest. | JOIN. INSTITUTE ALLY Located. NEW YORK, July &—Governor DENVER, Colo., July 14.—A ship- Charles W. Bryan, of Nebraska, dem-|\ All the members of tho Epworth] ment of imported ripe olives, | be- ocratic vice presidential nominee, left | League of the First Methodist church | VJeved to contain otuliem Beiasta, this morning for Atlantic City for a requested to join in an Institute] Which caused the death @f Mrs. P- day's rest before going to Washing y with the Hast Side Methodist |S. Ache, her son Paul Ache, Jr.,-an § ; he hour of 11 o'clock| Thomas C. Gillespie, at Aldrich ton and thence to his home in Lin hurch at th ur of! o Lodge, a summer resort near Cody In, Neb. y morning saa ut can say nothing definite on my There will be an excellent pro-| ¥ sonny bude eared over to i plans until after my arrival at Lin m of speches and institute. songs. ‘ uy morta a horities for corey: coln and until I have had opportun-| The young people will leave First | )Y Mely n G.. Straus a pesp ete of |) ity to get my work there in shape,”| Church at 10.45 in order to be on|* pea Sis sto. un peck was Governor Bryan said. “All my plans| time. This will be an inspirational} ‘@ sah lowing receipt of a telegram are contingent on conditions in Ne-| meeting and should be a very en-| ftom Mr Aahd who declared he had braska and my fight against the oil] joyable occasion. purchased the ity responsible for trust there.” The second annual state Epworth ane three deaths from the Strauss Mr. Bryan was accompanied by W.} League Institute will be held at} Store. — H. Thos pephy ational commitite-| Douglas this year the week of July}. Mr. Strauss, today declared he re- man from Nebraska. The nominee{28 to August 4, and there will be| membered making the sale to Mr. said he planned to go to Washington| probably more than two hundred re and of the ponenatene shipment probably tomorrow and that he all over Wyom- lige ti together with other edi- See! leave for Lincoln early next arc “In view of this fact, I have turned warned all of the recent purchasers to refrain from eating them until the Go to Gotham report of the laboratory analysis. is : made,” Mr. Strauss today declared. eee George Collins, manager of health, announced that laboratory chemists PHILADELPHIA, July 11.—Sev- BROKE LEG IS SOUGHT would make an examination of the eral hundred members of the Ameri olives today but that their report can Bar association, who attended it would not be ready for at least twen- the annual convention of the or-| police and the sheriff's office are| ty-four hours. genization in this city, left today] togay looking for the driver of the SS for New York on the first les of} Ford car who last Monday ran down| ‘This August Mars will be nearer thelr journey to London, where they | prank Wharton, 66 years old, of 922|to the earth than it has been at will _be the guests of the British} south David street, and father of|any time in the past 120 years. >| Harry Wharton, local attorney. oe TOUT PERSONS | At first it was not believed that. Expert watch and jewelry repair. ineline to full feelingafter eat | Mr. Wharton was seriously injured| ing. Casper Jeweiry Co., 0-3 Bldg. ing, gassy pains,constipation / put it has since developed that his tnd ee He's coming! One of the greatest movie stars digestion leg was broken. The accident oc-| About fifty-two million newspapers | °f them all. 4s coming to Casper, CHAMBERLAIN ’S | citrea at David and Ninth street|are printed dafly in the United} Saturday, July 19, with the Al \G. TABLETS during a wind and rain storm after | States. ¢ Barnes wild animal circus. Mr. Wharton had stepped from a MIP Pe. The movie star, whose name has bus. omtng Motorway been on the lips of all motion pic- Joe Martin, Movie Star; Circus younger beet aers But the Siete Tom Guenon and J. H. about run out, and brotherly love for divorce against Lulu Baldwin, has fatled to bring the, response Ohio, South camp—F. R. Bennett, address expected. L.A. Gibons and Mrs.-L. K- Butler, | Whose last known mae Davis, Josina Davis and Ernest Boattman. . Donald, John Grieve and George Snodgra: 53. Greenlaw precinct—-H. B. Borland, Charles Bader and Edward Popple.| CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 11.—Five Phone 88 Salt Creek Districts. 6 Electric’ plant—C. 8S. Sanders, M. "lation of the United States prohibi- ture fans throughout the country. and who has appeared in some of the most spectacular films. released In the yast year, has signed up with the Al G. Barnes circus. Mr. Barnes secured him from the Universal Motion Picture corpora- tion, at Universal City, at a coat of $25,000, after the famous star had. evinced the desire to try his, hand at circus life. The movie star 1s none other than Joe Martin, himself. In adaition, you will see Lotus. largest and only performing blood- sweating " hippopotamus in the world, who eats a bale of hay and a bushel of carrots at every sitting. But the greatest sensation on the big program is the gigantic extrava- ganza, ‘Pocahontas at the Court of Queen Anne,” ‘the colossal feature that opens the entertainment: Don't miss itz »! * TIMEONWANE FOR MURDERER \ (Continued from Page One.) granted by the court to permit the d father of the condemned man locate his older son, Robert,)in a final effort to save Russell from hanging, is about at an end. Robert is a fugitive from Justice, The appeals of his father and of his brother have gone unanswered. His fillal cbligations he regards as ‘of less importance than the chan¢e of losing his life by a trial, Bia Russell maintains that it was t older brother who fired the shot that killed» Joseph Maurer,. youn; P The father, a Detroit hotel-clerk, has been confident ali along that Robert would come back here in an effort to saye the life of his brother, tedly told how the two » always been the closest with Robert at all times out for the interests of r brother. But he judged brotherly love to be stronger than actuality has proved it. Now, about to hang, the young man scans the events of th ‘past year that Lave brought him down frem a millionaire to the oonfeased status of thief and murderer. Only a little more than 12 months ago, he was behind a mahogany desk; directing the affaire of Russell T. Scott, Inc., which held a contract for construction of a $20,000,000 bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario. He could tell of confer- ences with international financiers, of dickerings with fovernment of- fictals, and of maneuverings among leaders of the business world. But his scheme turned out to be the “bubtle’ it had been termed by conservative business men and he failed for $2,000,000. “Then” a “Bos ton woman secured a $10,000 Judg- ment against him for breach of promise. | . Unable to pay, Russell left the millionaire class, joined with his brother, and set out as a thief. He confessed to. 25 “‘jobs," most of then} small holdup affairs, when arrested here after the killing of Maurer, The thevery had kept him in.money and moonshine. And to the latter) he attributes a large part of his downfall. His father also argues that drink got the better of him and led to crime. At any rate, an end to it all came with the shooting to death of Maurer. A hotel key left’ in tho oyercoat he forgot in his haste to loave the scene of ‘the crime led to his capture and a loaded revolver, one chamber . exploded, furnishe: the circumstantial evidence needed to tle the crime to Russell. ‘When brought to trial, he followed advice of his counsel and pleaded guilty, to the murder, confidéntly ex. pecting leniency from the court. But Judge;Lindsey took the almost unprecedented action. of sentencing the man-to death without's jury|C. Hoffman and N. W. Walter. tion law were sentenced to pay t —>——_— ‘ , Holman and L. C. Binning. Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Saaen—B. A, Myers, W. J. Rap-| Ge, rge F. Feneman has sued for oon pn G. W. Horne. divorce from Irene Feneman on { tinehtal South camp—A. G.| 4 charge of cruelty. They were mar- THE MIDWEST PHARMACY THE KIMBALL DRUG STORE FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1924. Lewis camp—H. H. Patterson, C. Cate ge Ct one ee ee here, “It seeing that the idea prevails,”"|C. Witherspoon and W. E. Edwards.|were read in Federal court Continental camp—John N. Lan; crimes | horn, M. EB. Kelfey and Jim Taylo: . Brown theater—J. H. Russell, ns ®. Hyatt and ——- Long. | - |all of Netrona county, Midwest Community hall—Gary|dants were ordered te Jones, J. F. Nonce and Dan Trud- | jell unless the fines should be forth. gon. , coming immediately. |» | ————————_—_— mess, depres & ee | TWO DIVORGE ACTIONS tian, D. G. ard E. V. Foran. bf S. C. Cons??—R. 8. Walter, Joe ‘dessick and Robert Stoner. Lavoye—B. A, Winter, Dick Cos- pnpbe E. Peddicord, Charles BE. Baldwin has filed suit orla, Ill., on a charge of desertion. Kasoming—J. W. Powell, W. 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