Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1926, Page 10

PAGE TEN AANDITS BEGIN PRISON TEAM IN FAGT TIME Robber Slain by Posse Believed to Be Old Wyoming Outlaw. alias Richeson, to- Folsom state prison {¢ from five years to n were captured after in battle with n which the fo Parker, were in ving te Th: mond bandits, k: Py as slain were charged with rob- deadly weapon and pre- ious felony convictions. ,dmitted conviction for burglary in snd Ryan for robbery told the police ks dur- aid he money Ryan shed thirteen ba areer. 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DISTRIBUTORS 268 Industrial Ave. ‘Tel, 27. 14 The Casper Daily Cribune Millionaire’s Home Now “Typo” Union Headquarters COUNT DELAYS CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness shown and the beautiful floral offerings in our time of bereavement. Mr and Mrs, L. D. Leisinger. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1926 Cc. H, Gardner of Thermopolis Is transacting business in this city for 1 few day: ooo formerly of Casper, was a reccnt yis- itor here from Douglas, ~—— Mr. and visiting In Arthur Bullock are Wallace Allen, of the music de asper from their home The palatial home above, formerly owned by the late Samuel T. Murdock, millionaire Indian- apolis traction man, has now become the new headquarters of the International Typographical Union, which hag its main offices in the Indiana city. country was much in the limelight In this section more than a decade ago. There is some doubt’ that the bandit identified as Whitney at Maryville is the man, as he is sup- posed to be in South America with his brether, Charles. The two men were inseparable. Rewards aggregating $8,500, are said to have been offered: for the body of Hugh Whitney, dead or alive, when he was in the height of his bandit career in the intermoun- tain country. ea Si eee he CHARTERS PRESENTED TO TWO TROOPS BY SCOUT COUNCIL HERE Two troop charters were pri by the court of honor of the C Boy Scouts Wednesday night at the first meeting of the court this year In the Mountain States Power hall. Troop No. 2 received a five-vear ran charter, the first one given Wyoming. Troop No. 21 also re- reived a charter. An Eagle scout badge was presented Commissioner W. C. Goodwin Mr. Goodwin has been active in scouting work here for many years, Hono’ ere dls tributed to several scouts. Outlaws Slay 5 Sulu Linemen MANILA, Jan. 21.—(4)—Moro outlaws have murdered five tele- graph linemen in the district of Luac Jolo, Sulu province. The news reached Manila in a telegrnm to con- stabulary headquarters. The tele- ram does not say whether tho line- men were Christian Filipinos or Moros. Another telegram reports that three Moro prisoners were killed In a fight with peaceful Moros. The prisoners, the telegram reports, at- tacked Moro women and the group of veareful Moros retaliated, using bolos, killing three of the escaped prisoners and injuring a number of others. ee Watch for the Trihune Herald's mammoth industrial edition. A com plete survey of Natrona county and Wyoming In 1925 ———— Write a sloran or witty phrase boosting Classified Advertising, Sub- mit to ns and you may win two show tickets. > Drink Hillcrest Water. 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The parents are in Europe for si al attention to the father, who is deemed hope The young foiks remain at the old mansion with few funds and fewer servants. The family lawyer es the prop. erty to a wealthy young northerner for the summer, who arrives with guesis, but no servants, The young folks umed the rote of servants to the stranger northerners, with & degree of euccess. time to time the acting ser- vants lost their jobs, All, except the eldest daughter, who in reality knew he art of cookery. In the courre of the brief summer the young north erner lost his heart to the fair cook. The father, completely restored, re- turns from Europe. The rich young man declared his love for the daugh- ter. They wed. The old homestead s retored to Its former glory and al live happily ever afierward. e many opportunities for lay of clever acting in the niece, aside from the comedy with which it is replete, and assurance is given that the most will be made of them by the cast. 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Edward Martin, under bond as an inmate of the Fisher place and de- sired by Mrs. Fisher as a witness, failed to appear this morning and Judge rd Murane declared the bond forfeited, with the possi- bility of having it reins: ed if the defendant appears tomorrow. eas ecb FORMER BRIDGE WORKER FOR BURLINGTON DIES T HOME OF DAUGHTER Edwin J. Brace, 63 years of age, died Wednesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. P. Green, 101 East First street. The body will be sent tomorrow to North Loup, Nebr., for burial. It now is at the Shaffer- Gay chapel. Mr. Brace was em- ployed for several years as a bridge carpenter for the Chicago, Burling- ton & Quincy railroad, Besides Mrs. Green, he also is survived here by another daughter, Mrs. James A. Johnson, ‘Ss do you feel nents * ANOTHER day’s work done! Now, for a regular dinner— and a good time with the wife and kiddies! Guess we'll see a movie, go for a walk in the park or take a long ride. 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