Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 25, 1924, Page 8

AC PAGE EIGHT. - he Casper Daily Cribune at iz conferred with heads bunched for] imperative after they. tad taken j ; ; ; 3 - we several minutes. They whispered| because “Franks knew ra x earnestly for some time, then Leo-} Johnson told of another conversa- B A Brother Rotarian to pold’s father joined them. Mulroy] tion with Leopold in which the lat- r [ was excused and Goldstein recalled | ter afd that if he. thought the of- : % < 5 Y of a conversation with Loeb| ficers “would shoot to kill” he might : P ' rales eS | ta ight of the day the body was] take a chance at making an escape. baa ‘amos s Gordand, Soccer || & OFMEY Overnor Droo A recess followed. Michael Hughes, chief of detectives, . : Loeb and Leopold lingered in court} told of a conversation with Leopold = ‘ e for a few minutes exchanging @8-|in which he expressed anxiety for \ Voi a surances with relatives. ba ? L : a little bird hath piped it, 2 APG" Aiifoed from his. think-tank, ‘And my antennae tunes this wave dope, ‘ “Big Chief Brooks of old Wyoming, ‘ected to the U. 8. Congress By-an overwhelming ballot, e Boosted by Rotarian henchmen, ‘And who of you can name a better? Is there sécond to this motion? Let's go. ee ee ‘The exceptional amount of atten- * don given to Latin American affeat rf by Secretary Hughes during last rt ry three years has doubtless to his ornithology class at the ele- « * (Continued from Page Oneb which afterwards proved to be Leo-} Leopold spoke briefly with his mentary school of the University of de the drug store to which the ransom | pold's. aged father. Chicago, whic! i Lak EW keep niany_ problems outside the ‘ee letter written to the elder ks| Lewis sald the defendant ' asked|“ Leopoid, his arm across his bro-| {he afienoun thet he wey ach on —WBEnae thie eon ae esa ae; 5 f field of pros and. political lattack; directed the parent to call for a ‘““Mr.| him not to tell his parents of the in- ther’s shoulders, while the latter] state's attorney’s quarters for ¢x- With the odor of the oll fields, . but they will be recurrent subjects Johnson” who would give him in-| cident. clasped the defendant's waist whis-| umination. for the attention of statesmen, structions for the depositing of the| NO DETAILS OMITTED pered for several minutes, then“nod-} Gortland told of the boy’s search is smpke of engines, .| Everywhere south of the Rio ransom money. IN STATE EVIDENCE. ded and patted his brother on the|for bis glasses in his home after From the rippling of the waters, pee Grande theré is the liveliest interest “Whoever committed; that crime} Captali ‘Thomas E. Wolfe, of the | back ashe turned to sbbmit Aimseit | paving Genie that tides found user In the gurgling mountain streamlets, aj if the possibility of tariff revisien should be strung up” Loeb told Chica 50 police district in which | to the custody of his jail escort. the Franks body were his. His In the siow and placi@ rivers, a x ‘ during the next administration, au Alvin Goldstein, reporter for the Chi-| Franks’ body was found, said he| songE CAVERLY glasses, wero sald by ‘Leopold than From the sandy dry arroyos. of the southern republics are pri- cago Dally News, on the day young| first saw Leopold on May 25. ISSUES WARNING to eran bie Gees py 4 Tales with frequent repetitions, tharily producers’ of ‘tale Tmiagerials Franks’ body was found, the latter] “Our investigation disclosed that|*"on ‘his yeturn to che bench Judge | w acute 0. oF . Of the wild and mad carousals, usually. few in. Huse Reem tier: testified. Leopold was in the habit of going| 07 Ms return . 50 | doere:went. with Him. to) sive: him Like the war dance of the Comanches, rigati 3 = State's Attorney Crowe announced| around the vicinity of the culvert | CA¥etly sald: an opportunity to find them. They Like the tumult in the cow camps, economic destinies and gentral pros. just ators the: cout! wan talledto | Birdinne™ tenth Captain Wolfe. “He Bell rd 10 ;$0 bed panen some. this|found a spectacle. case but the 7° hens the: bert a islt ate peres. AC bee arate oa ; Sabena’ ad gctrpe oats ere May 17| 500M Without my consent. ester-| search ended without the finding of Tales of busting, bucking broncos, 7 : : $ , The major products. of order for the afternoon s wa He ao is : in hes nen reas ners ie ana | 2a¥ Someone took a big pitcher and| the spectacles, Gortland sald. Of the war hoope of the rangers, Tn np in EMMANY | patin America—nitrates, coffee, it the testimony bahapr! cera rsa a that ‘ante A es aa eg sued aot heavy water glass into the bull pen,| Gortland also told of taking two Of the bleating baaing echoes, @ hidgs, copper ore, for example—are ee ite Sars cata | abot et ty Ee Thek ana HUTTE) mire thw pobery age. ‘That might | oaged Fools from Lebel py her peon. een Js Scheduled for |not’ss t2't-2'tat*taeree wat ay to “$1! yard ys! cause us a lot of trouble,” room, = > oft ig, lowing es ~ A anese, sugur,, Guebracho, would ee tb county sai for the Purpose of hicaeete had been a student at that Judge Caverly warned some photo-} ‘The weapons were in! in Far across the wind-swept prairies. — N ZR-3 it in the event of downward ‘ the two automobiles|school before entering the univer- 1 aes capeition = ‘ troduced I wou'd answer, I would tell you, ew . Which figured in the stories of the | sity. Sraoksptithe te ae a position in evidence. J ; “From the ranch and fr the homestead, i tariff revision. defendants. “Leopold sald everybody was | re N° Wining your priviteses|na;uy {iis the automatic?” Crowe From the hermit, glum sheepherder, ‘There Srelereny) QUesCuuarpE gen- Leopold asked his law instructor | talking about the Franks case, that! a. vou will, lose tiemm cure!” he | sees the Witness, handing hitn. the ¥rom the garruluus early. settler, (United Press Staff Correspondent)|¢ral policy “which must continue 3-4 shortly after the murder of Franks,|he knew the boy's father but had| 204 & 4 omens described in the” testi Bons 180: etreate, and ‘trom the’ grocery, BERLIN, July 25. (United Press). | Mme Ner akan! edhe gine essor E. W. Puttkammer of|no idea who committed the crime.” “4 . “eh m the gosuip at the pink-teas, of ghe New| and dei i n 0°} a tee upvess ity of Chloage tayticnsl Captain Wolfe then was shown|, Charles Elos, policeman was used] «It js," was the reply.' “Is jit From the politician's grab bag, Meee eee ee delayed until] Latin republics eagerly awaits each ; concerning the ,possible inconse-{the spectacles found near the cul-| further to identify the chisel. loaded?” the prosecutor asked. From the Sachems of the Big Chiefs. + Peppelln added official assurance from this pee atts Hn the event of an{ vert and which he had turned in to|.,.2¢. Was followed ‘on’ the ‘stand by} or win not vouch for it." Gathered I the precious fragments, next year. the mo-| government that the United States tir Bee eae ae ca ruses erie! or ot lice ae rcp etatantivoeiintutien four other officers, who told of the] te turned sideways in his chair Scattered to the winds of Casper. Asaatiogn :tkval' men. at) the. 10 | ae 16 sgereski ta (isHaeemesaca Lt arrest of the kidnappers. a eee finding of the Franks boy’s stockings if “ Carefully I tagged and sorted ment are quite uncertain whether} has 3 : a ur Leopold asked the questions in the}, Wolfe). !dentified | a statemsnt |4 51 puciie and claapigit apaidela| eee Te eee ee oe Al this jumble into order, the glant ship can be taken across] thes’ countries and\ is not pursuing fa form of queries on a hypothetical| written by Leopold on May 22. Tt] Dell buchis and Clap pity and gota le | holster. Swenkaiitsoucmusaroll’ ot paver, this season, The trials‘of the ZR3|a policy of imperial or territorial 1a’ case and were belleved by the in-|was offered in evidence and Attor- ema aie ‘Leopold ett sar ‘and |, Never mind, never mind,” Judge Used by. wise men—tho' named. fools’-cap. are scheduled for August 15, but] assrandizement. y structor to Imve been put by the stu-|neys Bachrach and Darrow put] 212 Attorney Crowe were related, | Caverly ordered. Wrote it by a gushing fountain, . there have been so many delays and} ~ Billions Invested. = dent wit ha view of clearing certain | their heads together‘over 1t. This exhausted the stite's morn | ,LC0bold told him, Gortland said. Not of aqua but of blue ink, s{ponements that not even this| Investments by United States citt- questions in law preperatory to an Mr. Crowe then asked Wolfe to ah ana ative auispeided “untilitwa that he was led to: his confession by And I read it as 1 wrote it, baie stands with any certainty. The|zens in Latin American govern- examination, the witness sald. dentify the signature and the cap-| F sie the } qugghation:/Sati he Sedunt sek With the: lipa ‘ct ardent henchinen, Zeppelin builders are- doing their | mental and industrial securities now Leopold once asked Max Wester,|ta'n said “someone else’ wrote the Abs = make his story stand up. He was Sung to tune of “Hail the Chfefton.’ Ay aitrost to hold this date, but they/approach the four billfon) dollar his private tutor, if the charge in the|name. The statement then was Everybody out” admonished the| not sorry for the young victim, re proceeding in a slow, methodical | mark. In numerous cases the Franks case probably would be mur-| read bailitts. Lecpold told him, the witness sald Near the mountains of Wyoming, bier Lah that may mz even this] United States government is to a der or manslaughter, the Intter testi-| "Tt proved to be a history of some| ‘The conference in Judge Caverly’s} “I do not give a damn if they croak se shor matte ct faia fee 1 Viate “Irpossible. degree involved in customs arrange- fied. of the defendant's ornithological | chambers before the open ng of court} this very minute,” Leopold once sd shires “nfo re ments or othe: S trips, particularly the May 17 and| today was for the purpose of decid-| told him in answer to question as From the. tribes of Eastern Pale;tace, However, according to Axoer ices Thi gives rise £6 sovantaad Pia sti INTRREST 18 expeditions, ing on a short session from 10 2. m.|'o what sympathy he harbored for 6 1 Sm RRO Poe, sini these eta paval-ines there 4 no attenpe oe icp | titual. inquiry amo thCehen hen aat b: AS HEARING RE: 3 May 18, at the conclusion | to 12 noon tomorrow. he parents of the young boy. . Pat gs Parra er ere ae Ge ty lay intentionally. It has siin peo.| Policy of the United States govern- ‘i CHICAGO, .July s birding, Sidndy Stein, | UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR , Leopold told him that he had had Ransconanrinetine unmissnvereas oe Reredifiahant that: the Zeppelin “pis. |ment. with “réapeehete neater? sociated - Press).—? abatement vewis and T drove along the west| IS PLACED ON STAND. a proper, religious and moral train- ‘Land of big game and wild hunters, ple were axxious, to a pe oy the and,, particularly, 746-20 anes katage salt Interest was manifest when the |shore of Hyde Lake to Hegewisch,”| ‘The usual “no smoking’ warning |ing in his youth, but that he had Took he up sdtep virgin prairie, Ne ee eee ae eee ome. thelt!| Whibh this, gover niian ante Nba tes 4 third day's hearing: against Nathan |Sald the statement. -Similar detail] was called by bailiffs shortly before | nce overcome the spiritual influ: Settled there ant proved his borieetend, Qeecanstrenty -théy..mnulst .c vene’ in other republics to. suport Leopold, Jr., and Richard Loeb, who| Was given as to other incidents. The| the .afternoon. sessfon started, but| once im his life. With his squaw and young papooses, RIRAE Wes. the ZA 1s Cong’ the | existing | lana 4 tive eaten: have pleaded guilty to kidnaping|statement was admitted and Cap-| State's Attorney Crowe's ¢igar w: “Up until the time I was eight Got big lands for grazing cattle, -, Men_ assigned to aupervis ing © tent regarding United States’ and murdering ert s,]taln Wolfe was exeused without | ¢ diy “in evidence’ when he] years old, I was taught conscience, Started with a scrubby mooley, work for the American government, | ment \ regarding | Tete = ned before Judge" John K examination, entered. .It continued to make its] Leopold told him. “But after that Svon his herd grew into hundreds, however, say that there ei not the ipa eh pee eee ign. loans . There was the same knot of ) REPORTER ence known until Judge Caverly | 1 drilled it out of myself.” ‘ Did he get them rustling mavericks, Slightest sign of sich a spirit on There ie “ae e Gyed-in-the-wool’ court fans about CRIME. nded the, beneh MURDER ‘NO CRIME’ ecinp papcoesien spopeica? artist epelZenpalin, out’ 1 pre Bowed Tach een cals 3 stairs * “ = a r Pri ef esa a r Certain tis that all these ranchmen fect Airship. legislation proposed by the depart- the entrance to the Mullding. t! Howard er, a University of] Professor E, W. Puttkammer, a] TE TOLD CER Seek. Pei Dp. ¥ ‘OLD OFFA Won their substance thru hard. practice. ‘ ment of commerce and pending be- same eager watching by early spec icage newspaper correspondent, | professor of criminal law at the Uni | “He said he went to. Sunday school “And who grudges them abundance? They are, however, being extreme-| (050 congress which would ‘peg it tntors who guined admission to th 1 he had known Leopold for] versity of Chicago, testified his resi ] intil he was eleven and went to con- Lived thru cold and crue) winters, _ ly careful that this latest product of CORADINEE At iRCEIene pare Keene 'd ecurt room and the same prelimin-|a year, was at Mackinac Island, Mich | tirmation class but was not cgnfirm- AciogtiRndi wancducteh ait thevataancban: * German’ solence shall have no flaws. | compinations for the import. of com- ary scurrying of court attac he was told to plck up whatever I said Leopold was a member s being too young.” Drove them to the haunts of ground-dogs, They have remodeled somew in eign tmhonopoly control Such ak The big steel cabinet full of state|coudl on the nks case," said s Murder, in my code, ig not a Sent for crafty Texas ghooters, view of experiences taught by the} ‘i. rence ‘tay off tie exhibits was bumped ndisily into the | Mayer. “IT met Richard Loeb on the yu teach him crimina | ‘rime,’ he told me,” said Gortland. Who could pick their foes at random. {M-fated Dixmulde. And they have | Would affect Brazilian coffee, Chilean room from the “bull pen’ where :t | campus y 23. We talked |}, ked Mr. Crowe. “The only crime is in getting Saw this wild and wooly country, accepted other suggestions gleaned | Mtrates, Mexican sisal and other ts overnight ubout th and Loeb suggested a to; fd the professc Tamed, subdued and brot to reason, by American and German experts, | Products of lesser importance. he moving of this heawy plece of ¢ Mr. Franks had gone to the/and a wry smile fiitted acro ng with him of motives, Leo- And this young buck ful: of big talk sc that there shall be no “blamage”| The policy of the United. States furniture -by a trio of the husk'est|Sixty-third street drug store he| Leopold's features old sald) Ain kaw Goxtweteattonsrwith Sat and smoked and aired his notions, for the Zeppelin builders subse-| With regard to recognition of gov- of the balliff has become one of the/ would uot have met the k'dnappers.| “two days. after the killing (of | Gortland that he was “no foo With the old chiecs in their wigwams, aeatiye ernments established by reyolution MOG ACNE he Cpame. | Ay return | js 21 Kidnappers would not | pranks, Professor Puttkammer said | vould hold something in reserve for Siping pipes of peace and quiet The latest delay. was caused by | Will require. the attention of the next Baye aps niie, DUoors meet n on a busy street lke] Leopold used the case as a state | his defense. et DR aap rrisaay (foe, Denon the necessity for altering the crank |#dministration as it has that of ine a ¢ that Loeb. “They would only | 4 at fans vhich to base an] Leopold was quoted as saying that TABOOS AS TRY ai VADy « MtPane Gee P fi found that a|last. The present adminis' he ; ment of facts on which to ba: rT a waving, To the silver-tongued yeung warrior, cases. The builders fo haw loaiiet Shave Suseceiete se ip ba aie: Ve Oho i pte academic question on murder ‘f tried by-a jury he would be hang- Then his tribe sent him to Cheyenne, new composition metal would serve | has loaned its fy upport to - fopmal robe of | He a eb suggested we canvass the} «suppose the intent was aply | ed. but if he pleaded guilty before a Where the Siftin:t; Bul s get together, their purposes better. And, at the at tana t gg EO e sient ele Would | arcet but T hesitated because I had | to -kidnap?" Was Leopold's’ next idly judge he would get off with ‘tg discuss the styles and weather. risk of delay and despite added ex-} Such are a few of the great and + inewn that shirt siceves would | some school work to do. However, | question, according to the professor.| fe imprisonment. Tikre his grace and pleasing manner, pense, the designers decreed that] continuing questions which will con- net be considered a slur on court] Alvin Goldstein and mes Mulroy |/ «: angwered with another ques-| This brought a twist of the Ups " Won the votes pf Minuehaha’s, the change must be made. Further |front any future administration at erly f the Chic News came along} tion ag to whether kidnapping was a| from Leopold, Loeb, the court. and Squaws who voted on big questions, changes may appear necessary at| Washington. Policies regarding in- Sniolahe a { Jand we 1 to go. |fetony in llinot continued the Same lke braves—inherit wisdom, shh the last nioment. ter-American affairs have frequently ther vot Richa: |, “We worked west from Stony T-| witness, ‘There was a conference of at?) ‘Btuffed his ba.lot yoxes heap full. Moreover, it is by no means cer-| been defined and explained by Sec- an. Leonoid and oreman | lend avenue at No. 1465 found a por-| when he ‘supposed’ that the in-|torneys before the bench and: n-re- bf tain what test flights will develop.| retary Hughes; but from the very Leopold. futher, No- |e) wi the call for] tent was to take Lberties with the sw of 15 minutes was ordered. Leo- pul gls Rene RN NA Patil Hence, the American observers are | nature ot conaitions eee than ‘opold, Jr., iy ; bey and | told him this would not do | %ld and Loeb left the room smilin; Laat} ft 2 : hat the actual trans-] will be more or less continu: sul nothing of the proceedings since} “Go‘dstein, and remained | oe iin: the -kidnapiig obargedsy. | lrpadlls aif cbatted swith sdemnacee Put.on wabipaint and gay. feathers, : Ruantio flights can be undertaken | ject to review, #f not actual. modl- thelr-incention, were in their seats | in wutomobile it was nen as they walked to the elevator. |s ae eer in iakptireneg before next year. - fication, &t the usual five minutes |t Yi Pra b to me: | faculty The interval was used for the visit ‘ OE Hetimlicn tear ieee They hone, with the Zeppelin con- Ase ourt opened. thiett Now cou ea ney lice { Judge Caverly to the ‘Jall yard Jumped aboard their b'g Band Wagon, however, that the flight can DENVER, Colo., July 25.—N. G 2 ‘A conference of Lea N 4 __ | Puttkumme ¢ accompanied by attorneys Went upon political war path September is about the| DF » CONS. gO SR est of T Avot F this | jt past”? that man nd on the presence of the defend- Told his healers, “the gosds last favorable month for the trip, as|(TUb) Morris, Denver city champion Nee AAE ace would not be ethical and they called | Gorata came out in this testit vsts, be exumined the two automo- Bring back scalps, no questio nobody desires td gamble with the} ‘day eliminated “Louis O'Brien of jthe others in, questioned the clerk} "sax Wester;-who tutored I that have figured in the testi- Promise not too generous ransoms fickleness of Atlantic weather in the | Penver from further competition in ind porter and telephoned’ their | i, tay Bae ay yA ots Bait the fish with tempting grub-worms, : wittan = “| the Colorado state golf tournament Darrow wspapers » hasatttod ard, Judge Caverly ex- Gum-drops for the simple * Esquies" The German crew which pilots | %t the Lakewood links in the first of ahmed for thaveare comes of resding/ The defend- Juicy plur fos po tical “lame-~ducks,” the ZR3 across the Atl 1, w i} » Semi-final matches to be com- The circumetan-es ve ote Wy excindmed to itied ut the brier ae et 7 Selisg know all the tricks Atlantic weathe O"Brien was eliminated at rumor that the state is von hey Jatt the blaog “L sympathize with you,” was thi urt-room’ proceed- - With ths. re beep HC | fet wa poele, has been able to turn out in the last] ‘6 th hole, Morris winning/12 up ns tts case today. It rned that | Z08D rejoinder, | pictures and convers- : % f 25 years. end at 20.0. was I PULL 9 Het Sc AN ° oredly. with: uedapapae. Counted fram ihe babkot boxes. . W. A. Mattlock. of. Denverswas 2 Er the. prosecution lst of witnesses | /Ut14 ten took place in| The tutor sald on ‘severa | pap Qade> bind’ chidt ofall the, coyotes, Thanks to the thorough-going | ee ener ee had been trimmed down so that] ,,”7ther conve on took Dlnce 1h | vinita to}.t to prepare } Sat him in the biggest high chair, meteorological service of tho Zep-| iP Oh v5 Sat page a ot only 20 remained, Mora than that | the Loeb, home on he morning of | jiwn for transfer to. ard law, + sd took advantage of the op- ‘There.presided at big paw-wowsl pelln concern, the pilots of America’s | ‘7 the afternoon play. number were heard terday, booupdette bist ab Row been | school be and Leopold discussed to smoke a cigarette. Wore much paint and heap fine feathers, new craft will have at their finger’s < 7: Frank Blatr, the diver, who flahea | UCUEtE {0 his home by th iia ; ; ». standing beside the mach Ruled this land with plenty wisdom, tips all data about high winds, low : P * the Underwood portable typewriter | fice who then had the sn “On occasion" béi\y asiced) ia Dis bendegn vane ClOBe Bix long years he wielded “‘big. stick’ winds, cross winds, cyclones and Can He Do It es from the Jackson Park lagoon was] Gustoon tie Droits he young att in| whether k duappers, who killed the emed more ill at east than his com: Then grew tired of war-dance, sachem, fair weather. 4 — the first witness. It was the ma-la5 q result of the findin ae tee victim would be guilty of murder ys n’on Bue he smiled with him at snasd ue for his balive oomraue: 4 ——_—_e $ “ = chine on which the Franks ranson| 55)4'. a bs pap minted apres EE the crowd jin the jail yard as-the ‘or the homestead and the Sandbar, s . pold’s glasses ne the culvert, “T told him “sure.” ographers loaded and re-loaded For the haunts of all hig henchmen. S letters were written p Loeb joked with the witness there| Neittier of these witnesses was| their cameras inthe bright sunlight , j : moat Blair sald the type keys wer out the “boner” of the polloe in| orasgexanined, j of the concrete floored court yard. For the purple shirted cow-boys, Re: gone when he found the machine, us him for such a crime, and]; ROPOLD HAD FAMILY Atter the recess, ‘Sergeant, Gorts {> ‘Por the red “bandanad” sheepman. * The defendants’ confession stated | regarded the whole matter lightly. : NG HIS GLASSES land was j that they pulled these off with b was later permitted to conter pi aNd Usa Rr eee ser-| him whereshie andre teat For the winds and for the sandstorms, : pliers so as to make difficult trac-| privately with the witness in. the t abo with nis partner, | thelr car while awaitihgsthelsteietio, Oe Bes stampitie round Hear Casper, ing of the ransom letters in case | state's attorney's office, when Mayer | Senne, who with tue partner. lat the Harvard school. ‘The beguiling. luring Casper, : the machine was found. __ | advised Loeb to “tell the truth.” Tobpelt nada that c-witen’ ober ticst|)'2elecsald it wae <enutt, ser sxaviis ere ee Pt ere ewan, f y Vi rt, a et “Were you looking . + " Pees 2 y Pee ae ee BG a iN poeareu ae Rae for a story] escorted the boy downtown the street on the east side of Greenwood Smokes his peace-pipe in felt slippers,~ . sila wane (seosived Ala shes MAKIOR “No I pga hat ot prisoner remarked it was the second | avenue,’ said Gortland. ‘Talks and counsels with the young chiefs s psc aed. ‘ “ aps : No 1 Was acting in the capacity! time he had been arrested in the| The defensy was not ready to cross » Pours forth wisdom like great gusher, — for %4y. Franks, father of tho vic-|of a friend trying to clear Loeb" | “me examine and Mr. Crowe preferred Quaff they of this fount of knowledge tim, told of that incident. sald Mayer. Crot took Leopold back home to] Not to go ahead until this had been Tanked like Standard does its crude oll. . j He said a young man's voice came He then told of visiting Loeb for help him search for his glasses. finished. Judge Caverly thereupon Captioned him a bearded Solomon, 1 1 over th ° telephon he: Jusident the fH t time in the county fait here “Leopold told his brother Mike he | ordered an adjournment until to- Ruled and swayed with power “invisible.” yansom.trom. Franka’. father, the| to nartieipation in the pola! was being accused in the Se Tne) ae Saw-the “‘smellers” nose the ofl fields, 7 - store being one to which he was told] On that gaaéand asked ‘the ‘family; to help. % And the old town boom and grow big, Outcome of Pre: d ti ] : wait further Instructions. | in the capacity of a reporter instead | @22,th® gate seats Stage Wisconsin M b Smelled he too with blood-hound keenness, sidentia 8 did not go because he had] of a friend of the prisoner, and learn. He slip oe Oe Poona ne emoers pg a apes ore Campai B learned of his boy's death , before|ed nothing else of importance con.| they Went on a Joy ride. He said “Lady Luck” was silent partner, paign to e the time came to keep the appoint rning the execution of the youth's | {teY had a bottle of Scotch and an- OfG (0) P N ti 1 Biotis: gues emlincgerians eT Read ptt of the youth's | other of gin. sth rae ae eee Saas sae oe hee Watched J i “ake * o! ji y 4 James C. Kemp, a porter in the! CALLED HIS VICTIM gisla Lut latgearoppectthemiony C. itt : ° Food for Gods as well as “Lizzies, drug store, told of a second tele-/«CQCKY LITTLE PU" 7 trot else identitiea enj ~OMlMIttee Resign Filled his caches with heap wampum, ——- phone call shortly after the first. 7 TORRE he 7 3 Started bank with all his muchness, By HARRY W. FRANTZ George Porter Lewis, an amateyr| Alvin Goldstein of the Daily News| empty case for spectacles which}. —_— Lives in ease and-peace and plenty, (United Press Staff Correspondent. ornithologist, told of a conversation | "4 university student, was the’ next | “some one” found in the home. . ‘On the banks of the Platte River, WASHINGTON, July 25 ere reve prior to May 22, in which “Babe” | W-tness called from the press sec-| The midnight visit also resulted CHICAGO, July 25.—(By The As- In the windy town of Casper, Press.) — The p tha i ytd mee PasetsAuaiatnasell the, pigaibility, wt {#02 in another search for the glasses,| sociated Press}—Resignations of Ira Where the sand and sage-brush prosper, States’ presidential campaign nod fleld work with the latter's’ class|, 7 May 23, he sald, he and Mulroy | Leopold's room yielded no tyace of| S. Lorenz, of Milwaukee, Republican And: the “tenderfoot” is blistered, elections will be followee won, 27d f in ornithology, composed of smat!| had “nothing much ‘to do” for two| these but did yield a can of ether, a| national committeeman from Wis And his corns are peeled in shell-¢ame, precedented interest. tm they um| Lieutenant James H. Doolittle. of| elrls. pours, so they stopped to talk with | vial of strychnine an@ a bottle of Teen spt peo. Luther N, (Julian 4 Lambs are shorn by nimble shearer: tiwentyireeubuse Mihai ae nice McCook Field, Dayton, O., who in| On May 22, Lewis sald Leopold} Mayer and Loeb, having the con-| arsenic. nderson) Schnetz, Racine, Wis., Re- hemisphere. | 1929 earned the titl ft “The Flier, telephoned and made an appoint-| Yersation experiehce “substantlally| | Mr. Crowe offered the volume] publican national committees woman Oe tite elisa, A ee aa t Republient pagent tion, whether| of the Night” when te made the! ment for the witness to take the | #* told by Mayer.” “Acldnapped” by Robert Uouis Steven-| from that state, were tendered today. Of this Chieftan Lonhead Muchjaw, confronted with man; sie | Ast one-stop-transcontinental flight) élass to Jackson Park that after-| Goldstein added the Information| son as an exhibit. —— I. would answer, I would tell you, ing problema relating tong DetPlex-| on record, has asked permission to, pati that on the way back from the drug] “Do you wish to read it?" Asked] MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 25.— By my solemn oath and cuss word, countries and vitally af *| fy from San Francisco to Honoluluy Mr. Crowe took the witness back| Store Loeb was asked if he knew| Mr. Darrow. Ira S. Lorenz, who resigned today “Cross my heart and hope ‘to dte’—damn, intereits. tally affecting their! It i# a 2600-mile jump. He is confit toabtris maielthe’ previous Phin young Franks and replied; “Tt did not make the same tmpres-}@8 National committeeman from] - If his name it isn’t Bryant, . There 4 dent he can negotiate it winging! by Lewis, Leopold and Sidney| “Yes, and he {s just thé kind of'a| gion on me as on some others—thank | Wisconsin, late today reconsidered , Bryant B. and Brooks for ballast, pan skeen disappointment! his way in the high plusades. "| Stein, Jr., to terrory south of the| Cocky little pup 1 would pick to kld-| heavont maid Ain. Crowe, his earller announcement and issued Bousof old Chief, ‘Tribe! of (Brookses, DAG Eee oe Teh] ae oe Pee Titatens pasted. noacsthe aul | PAD? T object to this as evidence; saia|® Statement in which he sald he BR Fae Ld ude | cctear fe publican neute that neither Re- vert’ where the Franks body was] “The expletive that _ accompanied | ,, g quit his post in: order to devote ‘Alfthe Brose acc keteo-tantion Belt at or Democratic platforms , stuffed. this was drawn from Goldstetn after | P@trow- himself to the progressive cause. He Some run deep, and still, and laden. dwelt at greater length and more| ‘The first commercial user of the “Leopold took two or three shots| Some persuasive questioning. “That is a standard book read by| affirms his allegiance to Robert M. Wurther shoud: you ask if Bryant,” pegeacalls: with inter-American re-| telephone was Roswell C., Downer, Rclattiveinicalahaee’ cela Lewis James Mulroy, the second reporter | boys and girls and its use here will| LaFotlette. ‘Were content with humble pursuits, Heene out i true.that many of| a Boston banker, who in) 187? In: “pla he hit ft.” for the, Dally News told how Loeb| only cause a lot of unnecessary aS Do you think he basks in “has-beens,”* these problems Ue outside the scope | stalled a line connecting his home “No" and Loeb dug his elbow tnto| bad introduced the ssubject of the| Worry to parents. ; Feels not urge of old time scalp hunt? Qe partisan politic and his office. : Leopold's ribs at this exposure of | F case and offered to get Mr. Crowe explained that the title Slothful grown his buck ambition, the Jatter's marksmanship Both | Mayer and his car for the trip to the | was spelled with a double * and Satisfied to stack up dollars, chuckled drug store, that spelling was also used in the : Make big splash in little puddle. Lewin then told of conducting the| ‘Dick and Howard went into the| ransom letters, fae ey, Debi rena pe Seer class of girls around Jackson Park| Store’ said Mulroy. “Alvin and I “It is a circumstance,” he said. " Wipe his feet on hurabip aboninat 1 ¢ on’ Maye 22. were arguing over some theory in “It may go in,” said Judge Cav Set the fashions for the ranchmen?’ The following Sunday Leopold the case and Loeb came running | oj. ° * Eat the plums of local grab-bag? Le . : toll the witness that he had been | Out saying ‘the place.’ When Tatart- |S T would caution, { would warn. you, ; ster Snyder is no longer connected with avestioned by the police about the| ed to telephone the office, Loeb said: | KILLING “IMPERATIVE Do you think the possum sleeping, the Servi S; Pranks casg.. His’ name had t for God's sake don't use my name,’ | 4FTER KIDNAPING. Walter S. Allen and BE, F. Sprague That the old fox lost his cunning, e@ Service Art Printers and we are not nivail cto, the (polos bya: gaina war On the way back I asked. Loeb} On Saturday after the contesston/| who are to siage a rodeo here Anes That the coyote warns his victims? now d = ? " Jen whother Franks was the kind of boy | Police Sergeant Johnson testified. | ust 7, 8, 9, and 10 will return to Cas. Never, by the fates that guard us, and never were responsible for any of neopold asked Lewis if he had| Who would struggle against Kkldnap-|he rode out with members of the per tomorrow and will be in { By the curling smoke of pipe-dreams, his act i Leopold asked Lew MBean ots, ; ’:| state's attorney's staff and the two sino By the ttle bee that buzzeth. 8. lost his spectacles the previous Sun] €Ts and se ny them into killing him. tion to let the concessions for the He has got monstrous canker, day. Lewis had not. He exhibited] Mulrqy ‘repeated the remark | defendants. days of the rodeo, Allen and Spra- Eating at his very vitals, Y SERVICE ART PRINTERS. : | his spectacles to the court. They} quoted by* Goldstein without hest-| Leopold told him on the trip, the| gue may be found at the Riverview Hating, eating, never sleeping, rites were identical in appearance with | taney. witness sald; that the killing was] plunge in Mills, Ma ay persons have It has" gnawed its way to daylight, Basement Midwest Bld the pair found near the culvert and Loeb, Leopold and their attorneys imperative after they ha d takem! inquired regardip> concession rights. It is written on his visage, z