Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1919, Page 1

AUSTRIA HUMBLED cur TNT, RESERVED FOR LATER DATE Austria Would Never Have Gone to War’ ITALIAN CLA NOT SETTLE? Without Hapsburg, Lead, Says Renner (By Auabclaica Press.) PARIS, June 2.—The terms of peace were presented th Austrians with the problem oft the Adriatic claims of Ay un-| solved. The council of fou met before going to St. Ger: main and discussed the Adr atic question. ST. GERMAIN, June 2.—| Austria was given 15 days to reply to the terms of peace presented by the Allied na- tiorts today. Premier Clemenceau was the ad to arrive for the meeting. Secreta Lansing and Henry White were | first Americans. The puncture of an automobile tire delayed President Wilson and the ceremony was held up. The Austrians arrived by a rear en- trance, escorted by an Italian officer. | Immediately upon their arrival at 12:22. the session was formally | opened. The delegates wore conven-| tional morning dress. Premier Clemenceau immediately began his address, speaking three minutes. Paul Dutasta, general secre- tary of the conference, presented the terms to the Austrians at’ 12:37) o’clock, Austrian Chancellor Renner then began his address in French. He de- clared the Austrian republic entirely free from the Hapsburg dynasty. It would never have declared war it- self, he asserted. The session was coneluded at 12:50. “Chancellor Renner argued that al tke peoples of the former dual mon- atehy should share in the responsibil- ities and costs of the war. Describ- ing Austrian conditions Renner said: “Only by the relief Herbert Hoover organized have we avoided absolute starvation.” » Concluding, Renner said: ore ish is co-operation ac- “You, may rest assured that our foremost wish is co-operation ac- cording to our strength and within uncontested boundaries to PRISON WARDEN 700 CONSIDERATE METHOD FAILED CHEYENNE, Wyo., spi Ao (Special.)—Just how far a prison warden may go in attempting hu- manitarian methods in dealing with his charges appears to be one of the biggest problems encountered in con- nection with the work of reforming, correcting or punishing criminals. If he goes too far he is accused of be- ing an impractical idealist; if he doesn’t go far enough he is denounc- ed as a Twentieth Century Simon Legree. And this probably was precisely the problem which faced C. L. Mar- tin, until recently warden of the Wyoming penitentiary. His inability to solve it was one of the causes which led up to his resignation. His friends say he tried to treat the con- victs as human beings; his enemies say this treatment reached such a point that the men no longer had respect for either him or his efforts toward discipline. Some idea of the working of the former warden’s mind and of the re forms he hoped to achieve may be gained from an address he made to the men at an entertainment given in his honor soon after he assumed his duties. This address, a copy of which has been received at the capi- tol, ran in part: “They came to me a short time ago without my asking. I did not think of this four weeks ago. The intervening time since Governor Carey called me to the state capitoi has been a time of rush and work I have been going day and night This work has all come new to me; I have had no time to think over any- thing. “A number of you men have been asking for interviews. I attempted to secure | Che Casper Daily Tribune CASPER, WYOMING, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1919 NUMBER 191 OUNTRY LEFT ONLY SHADOW OF FORMER POMP AND STRENGTH PEOPLE AND NOT y RULERS SHOUL DECIDE ON WARS (By WASHI d ing the League of Nations bination of armed po: gantic war trust,” |Johnson of California, told the ete today that the is confer dared not amend the league coven- ant so that a declaration of future war would be decided, not by the established rules but by the popular vote of the peoples concerned. COBLENZ TO BE SEAT OF RHINE NATION, REPORT HELP! ps Hey? Woodrow! yoP a NY HELP !! | the Ass Military, Reparations, Financial and Boundary Settlement Deferred; Nation of 50 Million Reduced 85 Per Cent by Term of Treay Delivered Delegates (My Apsectated _ ST. GERMAIN, June 2.—Following is a summary of the conditions of peace presented the Austrian plenipotentiaries at St. Germain tod: ye (a7 tke SRE Pree Conditions of peace of the Allied and associated powers, with the >A Meat ba exception of military, reparations, financial and certain boundary new Rhine reput clauses, were handed to the Austrian plenipotentiaries at St. Germain lic, which was proclaimed yesterday t : Heh ats se sae cha in several Rhine cies NO TELEGRAPH STRIKE LIKELY, SAYS UNICNIST (By Associated Press > entation meantime omitted and uded tates ere ar r nev ated WASHINGTON, June 2.—Presi- os peaety dent Konenkamp of the Commercial mpleerarid thalnro-|HOUNDRYCDISRUT |, Beler grephers’ union stated today that r ghts of ul he eri AINDING ie date had been set for a nati ind linguistic minorities in . I i ini ; i ‘ wide telegraphers’ strike and that Czecho-Slovakia and Ru- gs}, k aa x 1 | the threatened walkout in Atlanta 1 and erb-Crout i won te xe tt . n was purely local. tate : ( + ; Almost simultaneously Postmaster “ft th t r General Burleson announced that if eats calli Grits 2 mils (oun! and! {ir or telephone operators in Atlanta hed been dismissed because of union af- filiations they would be reinstated immediately and steps would he taken to discipline responsible offi- _cials of the Southern Bell Telephone company. LONDON POLIGE DELAY STRIKE UNTIL PEACE (Dy the Associated Press.) a territory of and mil 3H nile ne the compl and hich previously e her and comp 1 Hungary w GAGPEA OFFERED LOCATION OF CAVALRY GUARD WAIT ORGANIZATION LIMITED 10 PLATOONS 2 MEN EACH vil demobilize her LONDON, ane “2.—London’s | pore of testing the sentiment of the Y the A ae a és aE Se ‘State Adjutant McCoy in City on Activities Attendant scliiers present. cir time is 8 te r nat Bulga a acens limited here and the guards platoon @! f vic \ he. Alliad ¥ t Ger Sian Goa Wee oe Upon Organization, in Which Former Service if formed must be mustered for yer- cvstoms of force and to nec j lization. We will co-operate to the M Will B Gi P f yieo) June 15) it’ calle: fe pier aaah ‘hal Gerk faite fullest extent in the League of Na en VV1 e Ulven reference. steps in Casper Rrenoh: 0% ths nabak ; F tions for the attainment of world eee ee oo ctior : : d peace.” Casper will have a chance to participate in the honor which " = ‘ a ial te _ will be visited upon six cities in the state, attendant upon the EN ROUSING Gorman ; necif “ support of a cavalry platoon here, as a unit in the cavalry nat | q : "i + ne ors mu lisarmed ar ated as ional guard which will be soon put under way in this state. This announcement was made this morning by Adjutant Gen- WELCOME BY AMERICANS eral T. J. McCoy and Major B. W. Bennett, state officials who yn rT ay ( i are in {asper to test out the senti-,; —#————_- ment Ae sh baheeat of such @ cities are Cheyenne and Kemmerer. IN LONDON N ARAL unit of the ou The later city stated if given ql Dp Under the plans outlined there chance to have a platoon that the U ) will be two troops of cavalry in ihe town would gladly bear all attendant , LORDEN Aw “Xinien : at ba ! entire state. These troops will have expens ! N 1 : work out some plan to be regularl complete personnel of 105 men and Mit reoiimlkdlonedi oficersofathan oo Panden & x \ preenes te y it "i fis bi F: ypice merics ceptio followed. When one person ta ix commissioned efficers. The troops guard will be appointed by Governor is s typi aA mer an aes D fifteen or twenty minutes, but very will be divided up in platoons among Carey, insuring the utmost fairness lawk fi see Trane few can be accommodated in a short ihe six most interested cities in the ;, gealing with the members of the Englishmen tolgres Seapan n period. I am trying to do the best state, with onc commissioned officer ectersi erie Americ Is reciproc ated f wale °g elieve y are trying to in charge. en . 7 come in three cheers for Hawke Tcan. Tibelieve sou & ying to vin charge. : All members of the troops will be snd his wife DENVER, ¢ oa in io. Gi in aid me in every way. The tentative outline calls for the »oouired to train twice weekly after Eat “Iam devoting my time to a care- oyjisted personnel being made up en- 1 Asal i i 7 . : eases 35 4 the organization is under way. It is « 2 Officer ful study of all th SoBe ens. I tirely of former service men ‘ho Rs Baltet: ob tke, sialtore, tt race | am responsible tg tee Mar Oo aeeiaenved during: the: World war | Ane sort of remuneration will be ; : K Pea ant ion to Commissioned officers will be dvsig- for the men who are made membe ‘ i ; nae : other hand I have an obligation to neied from the highest active service ¥¢ the organization. It is the be t you men. I am trying to work out, Gaicers during the world conflict, that the saiatiae will be one-third of F 7 | little by little, things I see us they jo have returned to this state. the, deeuine ten an x come before me, with a high regard The benefits to Casper are easily Ganeral McCoy nd Major Bennett WASHINGTON, Jun I for the futures 2 in eaete 4 ness noted by the fact that this city, if ave winiting” Gate oft of the cution of the peace treaty , ¥ : guest bid sl ee as ay it manifests enough interest, Will Chamber of Commerce and will ar- at Versuilles was today de ain 5 right with justice to all. 7 hall have platoon of the cavalry of 32 range a meeting of the Army and Count von Brockdorff-Ren 1 a thank every one of you. I shall en-iiion and the government will erectiNavy club this evening for the pur-. “more thun t i bear : deavor to do my best. Questions may! + .bles, provide horses and full mil-| “°° arise that I may be obliged to study —to follow agreeably out. We can always study matters so that every eae ara bop patti nd justly treat’ | ould be sufficient to attract wide- Shall bring my best efforts to bear SPread interest in the proposed plans, ; ; as each soldier will be given abso- upon a solution of the condition of : . y ¥ you men. My motives shall always lute possession of his horse and can be a square deal to ev one “~ train the animal as he sees . Hole “I thank you men for everything a eo tee ee aati tee I have been more highly entertained inds will b equipment for the soldiers. The sport feature of the e plish- ment of such a guerd unit in Casper ita LANDER MARSHAL AMBUSHED AND SHOT, ASSAILANT MAKES ESCAPE (Special to The Tribune.) June 2,—Jack Chaney, night marshal « y Office games all od LANDER, Wyo., he mean ind George imption this’ evening than I have for many |the various platoons BUS cei h was, shot tram (aibuah (by enruukacwn werson early Friday mort 3 quad’ The eee fer with District At gRORELes TERE Radar racer ded: eal "sa tne organization can be of| two bullets tearing their way thru his leg just b he hip a ; Fotaliwith es Seta Tne aha seerait nore tonight than for some the highest nature, I don’t want it,” shattering the bone. Chaney was picked up sho er the » Hama patechit our the cae will be prosecute time past, but I have not the re-/ Governor Robert D. Carey said in a transpired but not until he had lost considerable blood and for a wea hho formal charxe lodged sources to deliver the speech which |Tecent interview in Cheyenne, but his condition was thought serious. y : cea gle elas if D you expect. if it can be maintained with au The shooting took just west of the old Lander State bar wy qnertak “I appreciate the high esteem and cient interest to keep the Bersenne building as Chaney was making his regular round of Main street. 1 Lacie Spends Ae mt ere confidence I am called upon to meas- Of the organization above par, it will saitant was hidden below the bank of the small stream that ‘ ; See an be b ure up to, in every regard. I fee! work a vapderta oneleas Sop, otter Main strev$ xt this point and following the shooting, made his excaps : vi ee ccs ib th Tana the responsibility of this position Oh Mie! SR cee pe nerd north to the alley. arg FS connection’ with tha sed liquor. He ! oe nile bh wo cities heve already signified Search was made for the would-be murderer but no trac cl n the rece here atner tere BEA Hegre ncaa ey A ir i vi ‘ould be found after daylight on ount of the rain and snow ! xed up and placed terest in the land do the best you can after going their intention of taking advantage cou v ylig ed zreat in the “bocae” waa 5 jout from under my care.” of the state proposition. These in the interim. rest, "