Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1925, Page 3

Va “ % La é a a 4 ij f , a b @ SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 APPEAL TAKEN FROM FINE IN ~ POLICE COURT Mrs, J. E. Phelps Takes Liquor Case to | Higher Court. Mrs. J. EB. Phelps, charged with ilegal Possession of liquor in con- nection with a raid Friday night on 1 house at 430 West Midwest avenue was fined $100 by Judge Murray in police court yesterday — afternoon ‘This is a highet fine than usually meted out in most liquor cases in police court. Mrs. Phelps appealed from the decision and bond was set at $5 J. EB. Phelps, arrested in the sane rald and charged with being an tn- mate of a house where liquor was found and also with destroying the lehcé, was asi ed $50 fine Murray. Mr. Phelps also a led and bond was set at $500. Mike Cogland and Sam Donovan, harged with being inmates, were fined $10 each which they did not pay and were locked up. Floyd Smith, W. R. Harvey, James White and Gertrude Williamson, , charged with being inmates of a house at 486 West Midwest avenue which was raided simultaneously with the raid on the house next door, were fined $10 each and paid their fines. The case against F. Richcreek, charged with illegal ession and transportation of liquor, was con- tinued to March 24. Ted: Thompson arrested on a charge of Illegal pos- session of liquor, paid a fine of $50. by Sentence in the cases against David Thompson, 16, and Lawrence ‘Thompson, charged with petty lar- ceny, in. connection ith the theft of a bicyele was deférred and the boys were released, Judge Murray reprimanded the youths severely. Lieut. Ideen arrested the two lads and recovered a stolen bicycle which the officer found In their possession The bicycle was recovered within a few hours of the time that the theft was reported to police. Grace Penrod, who had served irty days in jail on failure to pay $50 fine, obtained her liberty by ying $20, Man Goes To ‘Pen’ Rather Than Pay $35 LOVELAND, Colo.,.March 21.— (United Press.)—C. E. Berglung exercised his choice today between: paying $35 for a horse hé killed or going to the penitentiary. He chose the latter and was taken to the state penitentiary where he will spend the next two or three years. W. F. Mortimer, whose horse Berglung had killed, agreed to settle the case for $35, but the latter refused to pay and accepted the sentence. Agricultural Commission To Meet in April WASHINGTON, March "21.—The’ iltural commission selected by F nt Coolidge has been called tor here April 20 to begin work on a permanent farm relief program, resentation to the returning it was announced here gress, tonight. Girl Who Shot Mother for “Constant Nagging” to Be Grilled With Open- ing of Hearing Monday SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.—(United Press.) —The mind of Dorothy Ellingson, dance-made girl of 18, will be picked to pieces by psychia goes to trial here Mond. nd pathologists when she for killing her mother, No question of guilt is involved in so far as the actual |, shooting of Mrs. Anna Ellingson is concerned. The girl. admits she seized her} up late hours, “s parties. It Is a question of motive. The prosecution will set forth that while her mind may have been un- balanced at the time, it was the insanity ywardness. The defe on thevother hand, will try to show that the girl was actually insane because of her ap- parent lack of remorse. Dorothy went out on another jazz party the SLAIN WOMAN IS FOUND IN CHICKEN COOP CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 21.— Mrs. Catherine Liska, 37, whose charred body was found in the burned ruins of an unused chicken coop, was a murderer's victim, ac- cording to the police tonight. Two men were questioned in the strange killing. Police said the pair would be charged’ with murder within 24 hours. At first Mrs. Liska was believed to have committed sulclde. She had conferred with her attor- ney recently regarding divorce pro- ceedings, it was learned. Domestic tilts were frequent, neighbors said. Coroner Hammond is convinced after an autopsy that Mrs, Liska was murdered. Frank X. Liska, 41, the husband, said he believed she committed suicide. MINE VICTIMS UNRECOVERED FAIRMONT, W. Va., March 21.— (United ‘Preas.)}—Twenty-two of the 38 miners who entered Bethlehem mine ‘No, 41 at Barracksyille, near here last Monday, and were en- tombed by a gas explosion, are still unaccounted for tonight. Two more bodies were recovered. Hope for any being alive has been abandoned. Funeral services for 11 victims will be held Sunday. BIG BOOZE SHIPMENT IS SEIZED HARRISON, N.J., March 21. — (United Press}—Surprised while transferring 2,500 cases of beer from motor trucks to freight cars, 12 men including Clyde Cheseman, New York prohibition agent, were arrest- ed here today on charges of illegal possession and transportation of liquor. One man was slightly wounded in an exchange of shots with police. PETROLEUM ENGINEERS OF U.S. TO MEET AT CASPER NEXT FALL (From National Petroleum News) rhe American Institute of Mining fetallurgical Engineers has an. ed that when its general ses. held i t Lake tuts fall, the petroleum division wil hold its ting In Casper, the date of the vention in the oil city falling on or about September 1. This means that som of the most prominent engineers in the country will Casper for the purpose cussing problems pertaining to the petroleum industry It is con- d highly probable that Herbert er, secretary of commerce, will as he has always evinced jevable interest In the delibera- fons of the engineers, having for- rly been acti efigaged in the sineering pre n himself B. L. Estabrook, petroleum geolo: Midwest Refining com- 1 elected vice chairman of he petroleum division at th ting of the ineers in New York although hewas not present in rson. A paper by } tabrook, il industry was read this meeting and has been Casper ofl officials are. already western oil circles. night she shot her mother, had, made the date even before her brother ©) had come upon the dead woman and “| reported the killing to the police. The state probably will ask that Dorothy be sent to prison for a long (erm, perhaps life. She {s too young for the death penalty to be a possi- bilitys Che Casper Sunday Crivune MOTIVE FOR KILLING MOTHER TO OFFER MAIN PROBLEM IN TRIAL OF DOROTHY ELLINGSON The defense wants her remanded | into the custody sent to a state he Dorothy hers to her fate. of Qer father or pit seans indifferent She is no longer the same d away the nights the days. With | and needie} she has in the domestic scheme of things at the county jail. | ed, quiet. » her than when last dance and then yer confession. panel of 100 yenlremen and n—I5 of the 100 are. women— from It a jury lected without probably trouble. “We want Intelligent people who can understand this thing, and it makes ‘no difference whether they be men or women, or both,” attor- 's for both sides have stated. | Scout work, There is a} GREAT RALLY WINDS UP WORK IN CASPER MARKING VISIT OF | _ REGIONAL GIRL SCOUT LEADER Alice Sundifurd, directcr of} by the Rotary club on Monday. | outs for Region Number | chamber of commerce on Tuesday. | 8, concluded her week's visit In Cas.| Llons club on Wednesd : Jalub on & Girl Scout} board ¢ nd the Bust b, all the Girl and many other! Piiedade wo tnc irterpaten tins Girl Pees dinners In Miss and’ the local organt thing in. their sanizations | Mrs. Christine Reynolds, local di- rector of the Girl outs sald yes. terday that Miss Sandiford’s visit essional Women's club on | held difora’s honor tion did every- power to make the last seyen days a banner week in ad: | 1 Scout werk and succeeded had resulted in skousin i sreht intec-| mirably: est and given added impetus to At the rally yesterday afternoun. Girl Scout work. pins were distributed to fort Miss Sandiford said that she had] Girl Scouts and Miss Sandifo: enjoyed her visit to Casper and|livered an inspiring talk we praised the spirit of loc: men and the civic orgenizations who entertained her and taade her visit here an exceedingly pleasurable one. The regionals and local directors were entertaine. at luncheons given tion. 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