Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 2

ELOPEMENT FUND BARED IN 5 i | Railroad Defendant in|: T For Colds. E nd PAGE TWO MURDER OF NEWARK MAN BY ‘BEST FRIEND,’ NOW IN JAIL mason’s hammer. A few hours be re the attack, according to Mrs. | Clark's signed statement as given . | out by police, she had promised th friend, an unemployed, handsow young iron worker named Joseph H. Cowen, to follow him next week to Florida begged me to run away with police say, Mrs. Clark told “put I refused. Monday he d me to go to Miami with him that night. To stop his nagging, I ive her money," Cowen half way promised to follow him | next week.” 1 | (lh /fll ASKE I] She sald, according to Hillside po- lice, that Cowen had given her $500 | 5 of tk } i das saying, “but only to save for me.’ has been a jewelry sales: 12 insurance agent. He was arr four years ago charged with abandoning his wife and four- t nation of fingerprints on the ham. . oo } Suit Filed Here by mer as it had been handled by | : | H. R. Zimmers. | Clark was attacked when he got Me ce of his automobile to open his z garage door after spending Monday evening with friends. . Mrs. Clark and her mother were in the car, but did not see Clark's assailant, they t g $1 Zimmers Burlington & ra Rice, Bur. Samuel Clark, the murdered man’s .| father, has asked police protection je-| for his son's funeral today. Police say young Clark was a Ku Klux | Klansman, and klansmen are ex pected to attend the funeral. “CONPROMISE ON “WMTNESSES IN racttateds s.. [Defense to Get Docu- ; Bie nate | ments Relating to own Without | U.S. AirStatus. Debt; SI;000 | | wissen, eee || of witnesses and documentary evi- In Treasury : were made today between the | ition and defense counsels of | th urtmartial trial of Col. Wil- | liam Mitchell, accused of conduct VER. ¢ Nov. 5.—(#)—|during the air controversy preju which I al to good order and military discipline, Colonel Mitchell agreed to with- draw requests for subpoenas for Major General Robert C. Davis, ad- jutant general of the army; Rear -| Admiral Hilary P, Jones, president of the Shenandoah inquiry court, permis-| and Major A. N. Krogstaff, of Luke to its in-| Field, Honolulu. At the same time, Lieutenant ission, the | Colonel Joseph I, McMullen, assist: neilmen|nant trial judge advocate, obtgined ing and|the consent of the White House y." and the war, navy and agricultural | f posed fo sus-| departments that documents in r six months, | their possession relating to aviation tion has yet|be turned over to the defense |; mission. counsel, —— or Influenza ake Laxative Some years ago Rembrandt's “To! p tive liet of Bathsheba’ was sold by auc- wets ow beats| tien in Paris for $200,000, In 1814 We ereee, Sbe.| the same picture changed hands for | ‘ : $500 1/2 Price Sale ON ALL Winter Hats. Sy FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY MO QUI Pr BW This includes our entire winter stock E of Velvets, Fisk and Brodine Pattern Hats and Velour Sport Hats. 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