, 1924-09-17
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wound in her side received from the
accidental discharge of Il .22-caliber
rifle while clubbing Il rabbit she had
wounded. The bullet did not penetrate
any of the abdominal organs and
lodged in her side.
Glenn Littlefield of Casper won the
golf play championship of Wyoming
in the play at the Casper Country
Club, defeating Ferris Hamilton. also
of Casper, 3 up in 36 holes. in one of
the closest games ever recorded in a
Wyoming tournament. Littlefield's to
tai of l under par for the curse.
Closer cooperation and unity among
organized labor was urged by U. s.
Senator Shipstead. Minnesota, in a
brief address before the Casper Trndes
Assembly before leaving Casper after
"A visit with relatives. Senator Ship
stead deplored the tendency of unions
to become divided among themselves.
Mrs. w. +. Torrance of Casper as
sumed rank as the champion angler of
the season in central Wyoming when
size returned from Alcova. thirty-five
hiiV NtSt VI SdsPtls Win an LA
pound rainbow trout caught from the
Platte river below Pathfinder dam.
The monster trout measured 29A
inches and was caught on a spoon and
minnow.
The fiftieth annual meeting of the
Wyoming Grand Lodge of Masons end
ed in Laramie with the election Of Of
ficers for the ensuing year. The new
officers are: ]. l. Kirby, Sheridan,
grand master Frank S. Knittle. Doug
las, deputy grand master o. O. Natwick,
Wheatland, senior grand warden; Ma
rion A. Kline, Cheyenne, Junior grand
warden; Guy ]. Gay, Casper, senior
grand deacon.
Doyle Holt Is being sought by Cas-
per police in connection with the stab
bling of r. C. Mitchell during an alter
cation at the home of Mitchell's former
wife. Mitchell Is said to have gone
to her home to pay her his monthly all
mony and while there. according 70 his
story, was challenged to fight by Holt.
They went to the alley in the real Of
the house, where Holt attacked him
with n knife. Mitchell is recoviring ut
a Casper hospital.
A few hours after she had taken pol
sol in her apartment in Casper, Mrs.
II. Il. Rush hanged herself in the city
Jail but was cut down by the officer
on duty before life had passed. Her
condition is critical and physicians
hold out little hope for her recovery.
NTrS Rnch " nrracfnI aIono u-Ith hor
husband on a charge of drunkenness,
and police learned of her efforts at
suicide by drinking poison after taking
her to the city Jail.
Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss has re-
signed as receiver for the Teapot
dome according to information at the
office of United States District Judge
T. Blake Kennedy, in Cheyenne. Ad-
mlral Strauss resignation was handed
the judge In July. No successor to
Admiral Strauss has been named, but
Judge Kennedy has informed counsel
for the government that he will enter
tain applications at any time for ap-
pointment to fill the now existing va
cancy.
"yoihihS hdS NoH, III COInIttlllOu
with all the other states, the Nutrition
cup offered by the National Tubercu-
losls Association, with headquarters in
New York. The Wyoming Public
Health Association is affiliated with
this national organization and directed
the campaign which resulted in the
winning Of the cup. Many u~nderweight
children in this state were encouraged
to form the right habits in diet. rest,
and play and by these means were ben
Gifted in health.
Changes in the itinerary of Curtis
D. Wilbur will bring the secretary OF
the navy to Casper on Sept. %, for m
Inspection Of the Teapot oil reserve,
forty-flve miles north Of here. Sept. 20
was first announced as the date for his
arrival.
Fire which broke out in the kitchen
Of the Club Cafe Mt Thermopolls
burned II to the ground md also de-
stroyed Little's tailor shop and Mil
toms soft drink parlor. The loss at
the cnfe is estimated ut several thou.
sand dollars.
Urging at all times since his arrest
Mt Seattle several weeks ago.. that he
was ready and anxious to "have 1t all
over with ms soon as possible" II. A.
Stevenson, s~elf-confessed embezzler Of
Overland Lumber Company funds. had
his inning in District Court ut Green
River. Stevenson entered the court
room and before District Judge It'd
ball pleaded guilty without hesitation
nfter the charge had been read. He
was sentenced to serve from two to
seven years In the state ~penitentiary.
Shortly afterward the prisoner was
taken to Rawllns to serve his sen