, 1924-08-06
LATE NE VS.
From All Orer
w Y O M C

u IeNI Wlnfnr
the Mems Community Club Of Garland
has undertaken a study of the nroh-
lem of winter feeding for sheen.
With one end of n cotton blonLo,
looped over a pipe neal he ceIlin,
INT the other tied about her necr
the body Of Mrs. Cora A. Dawson
Denver nurse, was found in her col,
in the women's quarters of the COUNT
jail in Casper.
Rex Buck, horse dealer of Idobo
Falls. Idaho, will be confined TO n
Casper hospital severn! days with a
wound inflicted by n masked bandl,
who shot and robbed him at the auto
camp where Buck and his two brotb.
ers were stopping. seven miles west
of Casper.
BY unanimous vote a coroner's iurv
ut Pueblo brought in a verdict thu,
edward Heagney of Casper, whose
body was found in an arroyo north
west of Pueblo, Colo, came to his
death by gunshot wounds inflicted nv
a party OF parties unknown to the
jury.
G. W. Easley Of Cheyenne. a state
law enforcement officer, and Under
sheriff Landlord raided the Wilson
ranch, seventeen miles from Laramie
last night and captured u fifty.fiye
gallon still, complete in every detail.
and 100 gallons of mash. No one was
found at the ranch.
An alleged wife and family desert
err was arrested in Cheyenne on ad.
vices from Quincy, Ill. His name WINS
given a s Harold Frank and he Is
charged with DESERVING a t~wo-day-old
son, Max. Governor William b. Ross
had granted extradition papers for the
mans return to Quincy.
John H. Piper Of Omaha, regional
executive of the Boy Scouts of Amer.
lea, placed his stamp of approval on
the Casper Boy Scout camp, recently
completed near Careyhurst, following
n thorough inspection of the camp.
Former Governor Robert d. Carey.
Wyoming member Of the National
Scout Council. accompanied Piper on
the inspection.
Many people came from afar to at.
tend the Frontier Days celebration
opening but none. perhaps, made a
longer journey for that purpose than
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Simpson and
daughter. who arrived in Cheyenne
from Scotland, attracted across the At
lantic and the greater part OF the
United States by the fame OF the Chey-
enne wild west" festival. They are
guests Of their son and brother. David
b. Simpson. of Cheyenne.
Not imported. but domestic ripe
olives caused the deaths of four per-
sons in Cody. Wyo., recently. in the
opinion expressed by A. b. Smith, dep
uty In charge Of food. dairy and oil.
Wyoming Department Of Agriculture.
The theory was advanced that the
deaths might have resulted from the
deceased persons eating canned, or
potted meats. This, Smith says, Is not
borne out by the facts thus far dis
closed In his investigation.
DIR. ]. NJ. Wilson Of Mckinley, Wyo-
was reelected president of the Wyo-
ming Wool Growers Association at
the closing session Of the annual con-
vention in Casper. J.. b. Wilson OF
the same place was reelected secre-
tnry-trensurer. Both officers have
served the organization many years.
The association will meet for Its 1925
convention at Buffalo, center Of a
large wool growers district In the
north-centrnl part OF Wyoming
Whentland and Cheyenne also extend
ed invitations.
FSre started by an exploding incu-
bator caused the death OF Charles J.
Everett. a rancher, at a Laramie hos
pital last night. He is survived by
his bride OF three months. The ranch
house was destroyed. The loss Is cov-
cred by insurance.
Resolutions adopted by the Wyo'
ming Wool Growers convention urged
among other things. maintenance OF
present tariff rates on wool perma'
lent reductions In rentals on state
lands; county corporation In maklhs
stock trails permanent; Immediate
payment Of dues by members legislh'
ton for more simple methods In com.
putting income tax: c%onsigning wo"
clips to the National Wool Warehouse
4 Storage Company the association
marketing agency; passage OF Use
Truth-ln- Fabrics bill; strict enforce
ment OF law In eradication Of scnbies'
prosecution Of merchants violating
the Wyoming pure wool law NOR
liberal appropriations from state anu
government for war on predatory an
imnls assessment Of grazing lands TOT
tax purposes on a basis OF earning
from such lands; special assessment
OF livestock to increase fund Tor "a
termination OF predatory animals
: Il naudall and q Ii Zlmmerinnn.