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Smyrna times., 1922-11-08
LIFE TERMERS SEEK PARDON
Board Refuses Applications Heard
Thursday in Three Cases

The State Board of Pardons met in
Dover Thursday and heard three ap-
plcations for pardons. The first case
considered by the board was that of
Louis Pasquale, serving an eight-year
sentence in the New Castle County
Workhouse being convicted with two,
other Italians, Of conspiring to rob
another Italian who was shot and kill
ed in Wilmington the latter part of
1918. Philip L. Garrett represented
Pasquale and pointed out that Pas
quale according to the statement of
one of the other Italians who was also
convicted and is serving longer SEN
tence in the workhouse, had nothing
whatever to do with the murder of the
Italian Corrilli.
Affidavits were read by Mr.. Garrett
from the other Italians, now serving
terms in the workhouse, in which they
say Pasquale had nothing to do with
the murder of CorriIli.
The second case heard was that of
Samuel Emery, negro, serving a life
term for the murder in Wilmington in
May, 1904, of Samuel Still, also a
negro. Emery was represented by
Harry P. Joslyn. Mr.. Joslyn said thai
Emery had already served Is year.
and with thhe extenuating circumstan
ces surrounding the case and the fac
that for greater provocation, men hav'
been sentenced to shorter terms, askeC
that a pardon be granted.
The third case considered was tha
of William A. Fitzpatrick, serving
life sentence for the murder of Mrs
Frick, at the Flodette Hotel in viii
mington, in 1917. Fitzpatrick wa
represented by Harry X. Hoch. Thi
case had been presented to the boar
on a previous occasion.
In executive session, the board dc
MED all of the applications.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-08
Got a Gallon Measure Full the
First Pine!

Glenn Herrick, noted scientist states
that in one experiment, he gathered
full gallon measure of reaches in a
kitchen that was badly infested. They
breed with startling rapidity, and are
serious menace to your health. Get
Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder to-
day. Rapid. Sure. 10c e. 25c. Sold
and guaranteed by
WILLIAM NORRIS, Smyrna, Del.
CLIFTON & JONES, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-08
NOTICE TO GUNNERS

I will be prepared on the opening of
the cunning season for shooting ducks
to take cunning parties out on Bonn
bay Hook marsh, either by the day or
for longer time. For particulars
apply to
S. ]. COLE, JR.,
West Commerce Street,
~. ~. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-08
PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

Finest work guaranteed. Prices
right. Leave orders with Mrs. Marion
Coverdale, Smyrna, Del, or write L. c.
Dunn, Box BOG, Dover, Del.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
cUDEN sLUCAJ PRED
- SODISCEM. -

Debrecinsko sodisce Sc DO mora
10 bavHi v kratkem neobicainim
slueaiem. Orozniki so aretirali ne
kega kmeta, Ri je primal, da je
pomagal svoii zeni pri samomoru.
ena je bila re vec mesecev tezko
bolna in 81 ie zelela smrti. Kmet
je jokal in io tolazil, toda Ona ga
je neprestano prosila, maj j prime
Sc noz IN ga nastavi ma grlo. Ma
ponovne proSnie il lie v resnici V
zmedenosti ugodil. Zena 81 lie ho-
.tela takoi prerezati grlo. Ker pa
je bila sama preslaba, je prosila
moza, mai il zasadi on noz vrat.
MOI Sc ie udal in zena je par
minutah izkrvavela in umrla. -
Kmet Sc ie podal takoj k orozni-
kom, kjer ie YES potrt povedah, kai
Sc ie zgodilo. Izrekel ie samo syo-
je obzalovanie. da sc nj mogel po-
sloviti cd liubliene zene:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
NEPREvIDNI KADILCI.

Washington, d. c., H. maja. :
Dvajset odstotkov vseh gozdnif
vozarov, Xxi Sc pripetiio v Zdruze-
nih drzavah vsako leto narodnih
gozdovih in nasadih, povzroeijo
neprevidni kadilci, ki lahkomislie
no odvrzejo goreee cigarette, smo-
ike ali Sc gorece vzigalice. Lansko
leto so gozdni pozari napravili Y
ameriSkih gozdovih ogromno sko-
do, XII sega daleG V milione dollar
jev. Amerisko prebivalstvo ie do
bilo veliko strast do obiskovanja
gozdov. To mu predvsem omogo
eajo hitri avtomobili. Cd leta dc
leta je veG izletnikov iz NEST IN in
dustrijalnih kraiev, XII obislSuiejc
gozdove In Sc kar nastaniio y
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
NAJTOPLEJSI KRAJ v ZDRU
zENIH DRzAVAH.

Washington, ID. c., IL. maja. =
Po desetih letih poslovanja vre
menskega urada Zdruzenih drzal
so belezke pokazale,. kateri krai j.
Inaitopleisi V Zdruzenih drzavah
Ia krai .ie neki reno imenoval
Greeland i'm Sc nahaia Dolin.
smrti death Valley V Californi
il.
Ia mala tocka predstavlja pray-
cati afriSld kraj. Cd leta 1911 ma
pref, odl1ar Sc belezi temperature
tam, doseze toplota povprecnt
maEsimalno vsako leto l25 stopin.
Fahrenheita mad ni6lo. Tekom me
secev junij, julii in august kaz,
| tam toplomer skoro dnevno ste
stopini F. Najtoplejsi mesec ne
rekordu onem kraju je bll Juli'
leta 1917. Tedai ie znasala pow
preena toplota 107 raeunaje vse
dni tistega meseca. NajviSjo tenn
peraturo omenjenih desetlh le-
tih Sc je doseglo ma 10. julia.
1913, ko ie zivo srebro zlezlo viso-
ko gori do 1874 stopfnje. Sodi Sc, da
ie ia toplota naivisia, kar Sc jih je
Sc obeutilo V naravno toplem IRA
lzu. Dolina smrti ie torei zares DO
lima smrti, Nobena stvar bi ne ra-
stla tam. ee bi ne bilo umetnega
namakanja. vedeti ie pamree tre-
ba. da pade povprecno V reeGh
dolini lie "a diva palca dezia ma !c
to, kar ie z ozirom ma tako vroci-
mo. lie malo veG kot mic. Dolina je
sto mill dolga in lezi med dvemi
pogorii. Lei zelo nizko, veemoma
nizje kot je morska povrsina. Maj
Mia tocka V njei lezi 337 cevljeN
pod morsko gladino. To de.istvo o
mogocuie napelianje vode doll
no in umetno namakanje iO na
nekaterih mestih izpremrnja v raj
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
MIR MED ILLINOJSKIMI PRE-
MOGARJI.

West Frankfort, Ill, IL. maJa.
= Okraj Franklin je smatran kot
najvecje producirajoce okroaJe
mehkega premoga V Zdruzenih dr.
zavah, toda obiskovalec hodi tukaJ
okoli lahko yes dan, pa ne bo sli-
Sal niti besedice o premogarski
stavki
Okoli $4,000, premogariev V O.
kraiu je jake zaposljenih obdelo-
vaniem vrtov, tn pa tam Sc vidi
ekspediciie delavcev, XII gredo ma
ribolov. O stavki Sc sploh ne po-
govarjaio vec. Mlajsi delavci Sc
vdelezuieio baseball iger ali Sc pa
pelieio kan automobile po blat-
nih illinoiskih eestah.
Nekateri posamezni premogarli
so povezali svoie orodje in odpoto-
vail Kentucky. Tennessee in cello
v West Virginijo, nameravajocl
dobiti delo tam, toda njihovo Ste
vilo je malenkostno. UtrJenl pre-
Imogarii ostaiaio ma mestu.
Mnogi premogarji hocejo izrabi-
ii sedanjo priliko in 81 gradijo sa-
mi svoje domove Trgovci pravlJo,
da nj trgovina mixer pojenjala ra-
di stavke.
Banke West Firanl1fortu pra-
WHO, da vlagatelji ne jemllelo svo-
jiih prihranlzov ven nego vlagaJo
move zneske.
Mixer Sc ne opaza, da bi kdo
nameraval It'll nazaj premogoro-
We kot stavkokaz. Njihov BOZ le
vzoren in slozen kot ne more bftl
boil. Drugaee pa poskusaio dobiti
zaeasno delo ma farmah, v tovar-
nah in drugod, da lazje prebijelo
dobo stavke.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
ITALIA JE IZTISNILA TAME
PRIvoLITvE II TURcIJE.

Carigrad, IL. maja. = Vlsoka
porta je dovoIila Italiii velike kon-
cesiie V Turciii. Nekatere teh kon-
cesij so objavljene in Sc ticejo raz-
nth zeleznic in rudnikov, druge so
tajne. Baie ie craven tudi britiskl
denar. 49,
Viska porta ie izdala sledeco ob-
javo:
"Italija ie zahtevala cd carl
graiiske Wade koncesije pri neka-
terih iavnih delhi. Po pogajanill
ie visoka porta dosegla soglasie
Italiio, po katerem dovoljuie tia
lii gotove mineralne koncesiie v
Anatoliji in koncesiie pn nekatc-
| rih :iavnih delhi. Ia della bodo "a
celia, -ko nitro bo sklenjen mir.
Omeniti ie treba, da ie Italia
vse vesti, XII so govorile, da Sc tai
no pogaia tursko Waldo, vedno
odloeno zanikavala. Zdai, ko 80
pogodbe skleniene, ne zanlkule
vec. Italia ie pae kraliica V iaga-
Injd. - :
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
RIVSI XAVIER POSTAJA ZE
VERSKO BLAZEN.

Kakor Sc poroea IL Amsterda'
ma, ie bivsi nemSki admiral Won
Tirpitz, izpovedal svOjim prlJate-
liem duSevnem stanju bIvSega
kaizerja Viiema. Ia mOz, k Sc J,
pred vojno Stel "a bozjega lJub-
Iienca, katerega ie bozja milOst IL,
brala, da bo vOdil narode, poStaJa
sedai ko ie ponizan in skOro poza-
blien. cd dine do dine boil pobozen
Njegova pObOznOSt pOstaja re ma
,nija, XII Sc lahko vsak dan Spreme,
nj pravo blaznOSt.
BivSi nemSh kaizer preSed pc
eele dneve pri citanju naboznlh
knjig, biblije in prekleci ure IN u
re pri mOlitvi.
Kakor vidimo ie sklenil Vile6
doseei svetniSko kronO in glOriJo
ker je izgubil cesarskO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
> KAKO Sc NAREDI SLEPAR-
SKO zGANJE (WHISKY).

Kakor je znanO vsem yraDeem
DO Ameriki, Sc dan "a dnem Ia
brieira razne , vrste prepovedane
zgane place. Navaden 'mmSaJn' !,
katerega Sc naive6 vidi, je seveda
tropinovec, skuhan IL rOzin. TOda
poleg tega Sc lahko dObi pri fir
NAH, XII delaiO V temi, tudi nekO
zganje, ki ie vSaj ma videz pOdOb-
no viskiiu ali druga6nm vrStam
zgane pijace.
S. B. Quale Sc menuje prohlbl-
.ciiski direktOr MrnnesOti. On Je
zdai konferiral s skupmO prohIbl-
.cijskih oficijalOv njihOvih dolz-
nostih in naGrtih in pOjaSnjeval Je
tudi metOde prOeeSa, k lzpremenl
navaden eist alkohOl ali Spirit V
viski. Dobro ie namree, da prohl-
bieijski uradniki pOznaiO take me-
tode, ker kak dan Sc utegneJO sa-
mi lotiti kuhania zganja IN fabrl-
,ciranja viskila.
Direktor pravi, da V Chicago In
New Yorku obStaja fmO Organlzl-
rama druzba izdelOvatelJev prepO-
vedane viske, ld ina svOJe podruz-
nice raznih drugih mestlh.
''Visko Sc napravi ma Jako prl-
prost naGin," ie rekel direktor, -
1'Cist alkOhOl Sc zmesa primer
no mnozino vode. To meSanlco Sc
pobarva z ekstrakti, ll maJo Il
vrsten duh. Vines Sc potem yllle
Sc malo glicerfna, da lzgleda zga-
ME mastno, kar maj bi pomenJalo
da ie "roba" stara.
Tako zganie Sc pOSilJa kar pc
zeleznici naprei ma dolOeena me-
sta in lie redkokdai Sc pripetl' da
bi Sc jim priSlO ma sled omeVnC
ie, da ma poSiljatvi nj naplsanc
<'Z0anie".
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
ARMADA JE DOVOLJ ZNIZA-
MA, PRAVI GEN. PERSHING.

V .tedniku American Legion
Weekly" piSe general Pershing
razpravo pod imenom "Nasi naer-
ii "a narodno obrambo". On zatr-
juje, da ie ameriSka armada re do
voli zmanjsana in smatra, ola be
dezela nevarnosti. ee Sc jo
zmaniSa Sc boli.
On razmotriva vezi, katere ie l.
mela Amerika Z dosedaniimi vol
nami in omenja, da bi j ne bile
treba pridruziti Sc zadnii svetov.
nj vojni, &c hi bila pripravljena 2
moGno momalico in armada do
volj zgodaj. Taxa pripravljenost
bi ustanovila cisto novo ozracje, k
,bi povsem zadoscalo, ceprav bi A
merIka oStala donna.
"Se vee,'' pravi on nadalje, "et
bi mi imeli moGno mornaricO, ka
tero bi podpirala moena trgovsk;
mornarica in ce bi imeli mocno ar
mado, bi imeli tudi dovoli Npliva
! da bi morda cello preprecilo sve
tovno voino. T"
Ma ta naGin razpravlja on na
pref. Dovoli pogumen je tudi, d;
pove, da zmag Amerike zadni
in prejsniih vojnah nj pripisat
kakSnemu posebnemu pogrmu a
meriSke armade niti posebni stra
Itegieni zmoznosti ameriskih pc
veljnikov, pripisati je vee slabost
sovraznika. Y vsaH dosedanji vo!
nj ie Amerika ucinila velike pc
greSke, ki bi io drago stall, ce /
sovraznik ne bill preslab.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
cITATELJI IN CITATELJIcE

S to stevilko zakliucujemO Vol,
taireove Romance in satire. S prl-
hodnjo stevilko zacnemo priobee'
vati epohalno delo Thos. Paine, L
menovano DOBA RAZUMA. Maj
boljsi ljudje in naiboljsi misleci
so govorili MEM z navdusenJem
Preteklo ie vec kot 120 let odka1
ie knjiga v prvic izsla in hjub te'
mu, da 81 ie nakopala ma stotlsoee
soyraznikov v yrstah nazadnJa-
kov, ie smatrana "a klasicno delo
Veliki Amerikanec Abraham Lin
coin ga je cital in priporocal svo'
i'm prijateljem. v zepu je Lin.
coin nosil knjigo "The Age OF
Reason - Doba raZuma". da Jo
lie OBJ vsald priloznosti lahko pre-
biral in crpal IL ME jedra resnice'
Tudi vi citajte to delo In spoznaJ-
te resnico, kakrsna ie.
To priliko naSi somislienih In
prijatelji lahko izrabiio IN posku-
Saio pridobiti novih narocnikov.
Oni, XII dvomiio in tavaio brez cl-
liza, ne vedoci katero smer nal Dl
Sc obrnili, mai eitaio besede veil
kega revoluciionaria. NASH bodo
v MEM luc, XII iih bo vodila nav
zgor k resnici. Svobodomislecem
bo spis nudil nepremagljivo Oroz-
ie v boju proti fanaticnim mrac-
njakom. Date Jim roke stevllke
Glasa Svobode in prosite nal clta-
10 mirno in poskusajo misliti po-
tenn sami.
Izrabite to priliko prilatelli LII
pojdits ma delo syoio In naso
korist.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
METEOR JE PADEL V
VIRGINIJI.

Severno cd Lawrencevilla V
Virgfniji je V sredo ponoci ob
Is uri padel MA zemljo velik
meteor. Ko ie meteor padal, je bi-
10 sliSati mnogo mill ma okoli ME
govo silovito zvizganje. Meteor je
eksplodiral S tako silo, da so ljud-
ie V bliznjih kraiih mislili, da je
.potres. Stirideset mill dalee okoli
je bilo sliSati pok. Blisk ki ie OBJ
poku nastal, ie bill tako briljanten,
da ie vso okolieo razsyetil "a tre-
nutek kOt solnce.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
BOZ PROFIT TRETJEMU sPoLU

Boil nego kje je V AngllJl raz
Wit Sport "a deklice. AngleSka de
kleta Sc vdelezujejo vsakovrstnlh
val, XII razviiaio telesne misice fh
ustvariaio teIesa brepka. Ze ne
kai casa sem ie tam V dlSkuzJl
vpraSanje, ce take teleSne vaJe ne
skodiio morda zenskemu spolu ma
ia naGin, da ga napravljaJo manJ
zenskega. Proti premocm teEoVad-
hi deklet so Sc oglasili razni INA
meniti zdravniki in zdravnice IN /
menovan ie bill komitej, h MAJ
stvar preiSce kolikOr mogoce ma
tanGnO.
yzgojevatelii, zlasti ueiteljice IN
voditeliice velikih deklisklh sol V
Angliii, so zaeele odprtm boJem
proti zenskemu sportu. One zatr-
miejo, da Sport ne Skodule samo
dekletom nego tudi bodoeim rodo-
vom, kajti ta dekleta bodo posta-
LA nekega dne matere.
Miss NJ. Bemnell, naGelnica zen
lskega kolegiia Crouch End, je taJ-
mica omenjenega komiteJa IN odlo-
ena nasprotnica sporta med razVl-
iajoeimi Sc deklieami. Ons pravl,
da telesne vaje pri dekllcah po-
lkvarjajo spoil in napravljalo IL de-
lklet nekak tretii spoil, ki je neka-
lzo sredi med moSkim in zenskinl'
DekIe, lzi moGno telovadi, razviIe
svoie miSice in razviie tudi karak
teristike mo$kega, Ona pravl, ola
! lsvet prav mic ne potrebuje gre
Inadmiev bikliah'.
Umevno ie, da MISC vsi zdravn'-
| ki in vsi vzgojitelji tega mnenja
DR.. Stanley Dodd naprimer, h Je
iizkuSen strOkovnjak V ginekolog''
ii (znanosti. XII Sc peca Z boleznl'
Imi, ki so lastne samo zenskaml II
Iizboren kirurg, pri zenskih ne
redih, pravi, da je incl Y
nesteto paciientov, toda vsele'
ie opazil, da so naiboliSe razviti
Etiste zenSke, XII 50 imele dObro raz
vite miSice, kar so dosegle S teles
no vajo. Telesno vajO smatra ni
Ipodlagi svojih izkuSen "a zensk!
zelo blagodeino, toda istoeasn'
Isvari pred presilnimi vajami, kl IL
Grpajo telo. Deck lahko teloVadl
10 preko mere, he bodo pocutll
Iposebne Skode, toda dekllcma .
prelude vaie nikdar ne Smele bit
Idovoljene.
PREF omenjeni komitej je PR
Ipravil posebne vpraSalne pole, ka
Itere Sc bo poslalo najrazllcneJsnl
Izdravnikom in vzgojevalnm mo
IGem dezeli, da odgovorijo NJ
Istavljena vpraSanja, VprasanJ;
lbodo vStela vse vrste iger, kater3
Sc dekliee vdelezuiejo vStevsl tn
di plavapie, iahanje, voznJa bl
lcikljem, veSlanie it'd.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12
BIVSI SOCIALIST IZVOLJEN
ZUPANOM v SEATTLU,
WASH.

Seattle, Wash. = (Fed. Press
= To mesto, XII ie leta 1918. posa-
dilo notoriGnega Ole Hansona ma
zupanski stolcek, je pravkar do,
bio novega zupana osebi drla,
Edwina j. Browna, zobozdravnika
IN bivsega odboruika socialistiene
stranke. Lokalni kapitalisti so ma
pei vse sile, da bi ga porazilr, to-
da MISC uspeli. Delayci v Seattlu
prieakuieio, da Jim bo Brownova
admfnistraeiia nakloniena.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12

njih. Umevno ie. da ina radi te-
ga gozdnoobrambna oblast. Xxi slSr-
bi "a gozdove, velikanske sitnosti,
da prepreei pozare. Lansko leto so
gozdni strazniki ustavili mad pet
milionov avtomobilistov. ola Jim
zabieijo pozor ma ogenj.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12

Kadar moz sprejme zaupanje
;'1ds+va. 50 mora smatrati "a ljud-
sko last.-Jefferson.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-12

Narcotic 70 ma Glas svobodei
, 1922-10-05
AND j. BARNES
ARE MOUND OPPONENTS
IN SECOND SERIES GAME

POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK.
Oct. 5.-tBy The Associated Press.lE
Robert shawkey-yclept Bob the
COB and curve ball finger extraord-
mary of the New York Yankees
faced the Giants this afternoon in the
second game OF the worlds series
tournament. The National leaguers
having won the. initial tilt. Manager
Huggins sem Shawkey to the pitching
mound to BATTLE the Giants in Their
course with his mystlfying hooks and
fast balls. less Barnes stood ready
to take up the Giants burden in the
box.
The Giants coming on the field this
afternoon are the visiting club. and
believe they have the series as good
as won.
we have the Indhn sign on the
Yankees" sad Frank Frisch. the
Giants middle sacker. "and 1 think
the Yankees are beginning to think
50. They have " won a series
, 1922-10-05

from the Giants. You know psychol.
ogy plays an important part in the
old game"
The Yankees threw off III gloom
this afternoon Of their fret defeat
and hoped to emerge from the batting
slump that has gripped them nincc
the beginning Of the last five games
of the American league season.
"Old man psychology isn't playing
in this series" said Babe Ruth. talking
in the club house about Indian signs.
When I see him pinch hitting for
me or out there sending them past
the batters III give him a tum6.e.
Anyhow. his name isn't in the list OF
eligible players"
Huggins brought his players on the
field early and put them through a
long batting practiye. The rats man
ager said his club would probably
start to hitting on all cylinders at oncc
and there would be a batting orgy oil
up~restrnined violence.
Some thirty odd thousand folk came
, 1922-10-05

out to see the sport but tie early
rush for the unreserved sections was
missing and those that came filtered
into the upper stands and bleachers
as slowly as IN some late September
day when the cellar champions are
playing the home folks In football
weather.
The reserve stands sold out to ca
pacity for the series did not I'll up
until the players took their fielding
workout. October had resurrected i
day from Juiy's hot wave and another
sultry afternoon gave the pitchers an
incentive to turn on Their speed.
Nick Atrock and Al Schaacht, but.
ICONS of baseball came out to arruse
the early conner with their antics
while a brass band whIled away the
minutes that dragged until Babe
Ruth and company. CARRIED in home
un forms OF white, broke into the pic
ture through the wooden gate thst
eads from the club house to the play
iEg field
, 1922-10-05
80 PER CENT OF
DUE
SPEED GAY
Coroner Sounds Warning
on Fatalities; Safety
First Meet Tonight

Lew Gay. county coroner.
who investigates officially all
II the fatal accidents in Ma
roma county, states that the
majority OF accidents in and
around Casper Hresult from
traffic mixups and he is OF the opin-
on that speed" is responsible for
nine-tsnths OF them. As he pointed
out Wednesday in discussing the stu.
alton. the last w major
here have been purely the result of
excessive speed. Dan Worth, Jr.. who
was killed on Center street, met his
death trying to dodge out of the way
OF a speeding car and ran in front
OF a. second automobile. Elmer Race,
fire department chief, escaped luckily
with minor injuries. whe the fire
chiefs car turne upside down travel.
ing at a high rat of speed.
"Stop the excessive speeding and
you will Ct down tho number Of &C
cidents.'' said Mr.. Gay.
ITS easy enough TO say it but its
slightly more difficult to accomplish
II. ] have an idea that IL every
member of X wants. Rotary and the
Lions in Casper pledged themselves
to report the number OF every car
they saw speeding to the police
staton and would appear personally
as a witness ut tito prosecution thai
II would be only a few weeks untn
this epidemic of wild driving would be
stopped in Casper. These three clubs
represent every prominent business
and profession in Casper and with the
three clubs lined up behind the idea
We would have the greatest moral
strength in the community"
"I have children Of my own and I
am continually worrying for fear they
viii be hit by, a motorist while they
are trying to cross the street I
imagine most oil tho mothers and
fathers in town havs the same fear.
There is no reason why we cannot
arnel crate these de%plorable conditions
that make life unsafe on the streets
of the city,"
Roy 1Iartzeil, safety man at the
Standard refinery. would handle the
speeders drastically.
'Give every mar that is found
speeding on his second o~ffeuse a 80
day Jail sentence without the option
of paying a fine n when a man is
found Intoxicated driving a car send
him down for 30 days and take the
privilege Of driving a a away from
him for a year" is Mr.. Hartzell's
idea OF putting a premium on human
life in Casper.
The Safety First" moement in
Casper is expected TO be thought
to a head at a banquet to be held this
evening at 6:15 at the Henning when
safety representatives from the refin-
cries, the railroad and other ~organiza-
tons will discuss tho campaign to. be
carried on here.
, 1922-10-05
indian SLAYER
GETS Freedom

THE DALLEs. Ore. Oct. 5.-cplum-
bia Jack. an Indian. who had pleaded
guilty to completely in the killing of
Jim Starr. a fellow tribesman. was
free today. having been turned loose
by Judge F. NJ. Wilson OF the Wasco
county circuit court. Judge Wilson
said it would be a travesty on Justice
to send Columbia Jack to prison when
two other Indians involved in n af-
fair. whom the Judge said were more
guilty h Jack. had been acquitted
OF mansiaughter charges. Judge vii
son said that while Jack had entered
a plea OF guilty ne believed there was
pressure behind the plea
, 1922-10-05

ed by the conference of allied and
Turkish military leaders at Mudania.
and will be signed some time today.
according to private dispatches re-
ceived here.
The main lines of the agreement.
says the Figaro. are:
First, the British and Turks both
to withdraw from the neutral zone on
the southern shore of the Dsrdanelles.
the British to Gallipoli and the Turks
behind the line formed by the rivers
Granicous and Skamander:
Second, the Turks agree that the
allies remain in constantinople during
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