Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1919, Page 1

The Casper Hail OVER 4,000 COPIES of The Daily Tribune sold and. delivered to subscribers every! day. VOLUME 3 | Crthune CASPER, WYO., SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1919 THE DAILY TRIBUNE | Member of the Associated Press, and served by the Unit- ed Press. 4 S? NUMBER 236 THIRD TERM PLOT IS GLITTERING PAGEANT DRAWS CAGPER TQ TENT GHTY UNLOADING, PARE AND SHOW HOURS MAIN EVENTS SEEN BY REPUBLICAN LEADERS IN SENATE: Personal Jealousy and Partisan Plea to Be Made by Democrats in Creatins Im- pression That Success of Leasue Rests with President Wilson, Say Opponents By United Press.) WASHINGTON, uty 26.—League onnonents declare the senate Democrats are planning to make President Wilson a third-term candidate. It is asserted that the Democrats nian to create the impre: m thruout the country thru speeches that the league opposition is based on personal jealousy and par- tisan hostility to President Wilson. This will open the way for the claim that unless Wilson is re-elected, the league will be ruined by the Republicans should they get control. As proof of what is called the BLAST ABOARD <2 NAVAL TENDER fia USE i PACIFIC FLEET fo RESULT Of Brief Dispatch Thru Colon Gives. News Inigation-and Sprinicling for: Gav- of Tragedy Aes dens.and Lawas Limited to 6 SHORTAGE HERE jing when huge glittering, here! What? The STRIKE OF ¥. S. AIR PILOTS [ JAPS MOVE TO CARRY BROT TOCLOSE QUIT SHANTUNG PACT (Ry United Press.y NEW YORK July 26.—The strike of air pilots ended here Sued ilot Lewis departed for C with ten aviators agreed following official “iat their demands would be reconsid- ered in Washington mailsacks to resume assurance “ormer Counc illor Visits Peninsula to Pa ve gotiations Way for Ne- TOKIO, July 22.—(By Asso- siated Press — Delayed.) — enkichi Yoshizawa. former councillor of the Japanese le- No one » circus excep not interested ; the dulcet tones of the cailiope floated out on the ambient air, whatever that may be, this morn called far off boy- dignified men, with a constantly creeping were lithe nS and ould under the ot the tent just as] easy 76 they now allow their rotund forms to glide into the soft folds of} a Henrz Them was sure memorable days "Member how you and Skinny car-| rie@ water from the well to the ele- phant ‘and argued with the cruel man| with the rawhide for twenty min- utes as to w mitted to enter the enc w waist] you should not be per- d realms? And there's nt there? | m and take; stay lots of foo! kids tod But you’ll feel sorry for them to the circus and they begin to tear down just to make sure that safe, won’t you. Then again, Willie was breakfast this morning an glimpse you had of him, strange to ‘ay, was when he followed the pa- ade up the street trying to keep step with the elephant or keeping the at his best with his own jibes. from the congestion on the street it hardly seems possible thet! anyone in Casper missed the parade, neither was there anything missing in the parade. If some were skeptical about Casper’s being visited by a real circus, replete with man eating tig- ers and blood sweating thingamajigs, they admit their error. No detail was omitted. The youngsters will tell you that it was/almost as good as the unload-| the Vocess. at the station. this mor 2t until sent from the first: colored caravans moved in\a seemingly un- on at Peking, left here to- day for Shantung peninsula to conduct a special investigation of conditions there preparatory to negotiations with China for the return of Sovereignty over territory controlied by Japan under the German peace terms. The negotiations, officials indi- cated, would be initiated after ratification of the peace treaty by a privy council which off- cials said they expected would SWEEPING FOOD PROBE IS URGED BY OHIO CHIEF (By A ) July 26 investigation of food n Ohio is sted in a communication sent vernor Cox to Attorney Gen- charge of jury investi- COLUMBUS, Sweeping prices n every county overnor Cox stated that delay gations. it should bein withou Pre’ gh prices, the governor maint are precipitating a cei- sis and unless action, if necessary dvastic, is taken, the situation will rrest will become even wo AMERICAN BOY KIDNAPPED TO a place before September pr =: 1AS AMERICA ARGUES| Peace Treaty “icht Takes Lull ’ but Discussion | Still Rite Hy Ananciated Preee WASHINGTON, July 26.— The reservations to the treaty con- tinued in the spotlight cf offi- cial discussion today Shantung question and execu- though se far as surface development tive and senate circles, PRESIDENT WRITES LODGE ON TREATY tHe Axancinted WASHIN items a tetter’t to 9in Morning, 5 to Bin Eve- onaing string toward the vacant space | FORCE RANSCH a z S. Melville ning by City Order at the end of South Center street to ee site 4 SS be occupied for the day by Circus . oa pe ahaa With the Sage Creek reservoir town. Horses, a veritable drove of ame \ = re ‘ (By Asnocinted Press.) barely a fourth full, William Jones, them, their shining s of black, ‘July 26.—Phil thar at ON BOARD U. S. S. NEW 7) teat hi dered brown and bay offering a pleasing ins TRGCEGH | Uid-yentcold® sca. of i - f MEXiCO—(By- “Wireless to|Y*ter commissioner, has) ordered| | tion to the excellent care they He pea? Nace nace a \ ‘Colon.)—Six men were killed| “ith the full consent of the city poccive, helped the circus up the hill aliteahers akidisueditrominiclta: 5 . H in a boiler explosion on the U.| council that the city be placed on ». The milkman’s thav's sane) GUleaiteas trom Mexieo | . S. S. Melville, a naval tender) hour use of water for irrigation pur- rales rec ere ease City and is being held by Mexicar 7 3 i the elephants, camels and other ay ae : h aes attached to the Pacific fleet, | poses. Mr. Jones said this morning ‘Tom i bandits for 1,500 pesos ransom, the : . Captain Twining, chief of staff, that the situation was critical and pusconees Cees eee tae fae os monty wee dee TWO HOTELS ARE at the present measures were cone wasn mer = y. Urgent represe ions were | was advised today. pee pe Bedecethatenercente L abiecy Bia but the milkman didn’t com- We ET ee iikiel Macinal aoverniaent BURNED MAN YIN ! The Melville, the first ship es.‘ ion. Violators of the hour use pi F ThsteMaremOntectone eke MA! will have their water promptly shut pecially designed as a destroyer ten-— der and completed in 1915, was the first large American naval vessel to cross the ocean after the United States entered the war, arriving at Queenstown, Ireland, May 22, 1917. Immediately it became the flagship of Seu EES Sims. ELEVEN DROWN WITH SINKING OF LAKE BOAT (Dy United ™ SPRINGFIELD, Mass., July 26. —Searchers are dragging the wa- ters at East Otis following the drowning yesterday of 11 boys and men camping at Big Pond lake. have been recovered. The wind overturned a flat bot- tomed boat in which the campers were crossing the lake. JUDGE TAKES DEATH JUMP 10 END TROUBLES mm) 26.—Harry ' July Dolan, juvenile judge, committed suicide at the county building to- day by jumping from an eleventh (By Un CHICAGO, story window. His neck was brok- en. He plunged thru a skylight into the county clerk's office frightening the employes. Dolan had been ill lately. BULGARIANS IN PARIS, TREATY NEARLY READY PARIS, July 26.—The Bulgarian -e delegation arrived here today. terms of the Bulgarian treaty e practically completed, ne} city. edule of use of ter in for irrigation and sprinklivc from 6 to 9 o’clock in ind from 5 to 8 o'clock evening s is the direct Jones who was told to ons by the situation. ain badly,” ones. “The situation is bad has been lucky thus far water to use. T! pumps to emove some of the ent reservoir sys- in the | order of Mr. ke any needed regu y council to meet ye 2 in need f to have the regulation will allow the s new catch up and will drain on the pre tem COLONEL SMITH HERE AUGUST 3, NOT TOMORROW aunas smuch as Tri ircination that Col story carried by yune on Friday carrie Dan Smith, commander of the ion of Death,” would give his ad dr at the Methodist church to oorow ev Ni attention is called to the hat ‘the lec ture juled for Sunday. Au gust 3. The u a services will be held tomor wane PASSPORTS IN GERMANY HIGH BERLIN.—The government charge of 100 for a passport, is prevent- ing many intending emigrants leav- ing Germany. (Continued on Page Six.) SECTION § Ke PARADE STAHLBERG IS PRESIDENT OF ry CHIGAGO PHYSICIAN KILLED, TWO OTHERS INJURED, = *™ WHEN AUTO PLUNGES INTO HOLE LEFT BY WASHOUT =<" Car Dives into Chasm Left by Missing Bridge and Dr. E. T. Robinson Is Crushed to Death; Injured Men Reach Casper 19 Hours after Accident A bridge washed out and no warning sign or light to indi- cate that it was no longer in use brought death to Dr. E. T. Robinson of Chicago, Ill., and severe injuries to Dr. J. W. Bowen and William Kostelecky about 10:15 o’clock Thursday night on the Kaycee road in Johnson county. Mr. Kostelecky, driver of the car, said this morning that there was no hint that the bridge was missing until from Casper. The result was that the front wheels started downward. the cars did not r An instant later the car had turned o’cl yest turtle on the three occupants of the Bowen, who was the car, instantly killing Doctor Robir- injured of son. Kostelecky most serio the two according to was resting easy Mr. Kostelecky was the only man although received painful chest not to be pinned to the ground by injuries and had a leg broken the car. He secured a nearby fence The bridge on the cee road post, although suffering from a miles south of Kay in the grade id of two motor runs right up to the bridge with no about accident broken collar bone and minor inju- out ries, and jacked up the car to release Doctor Bowen. The cars and a competent physician from Casper was secured and the seventy-three mile journey to per was started a year ogo, those | today, but the said indication that the bridge is missing. long Mr. Kostelecky said today that he Cas- was driving the Oldsmobile car at slow rate of speed to make the The serious injuries of the occu- bridge. On account of a lack of pants of the car made necessary a knowledge of the road he believed slow journey when the cars arrived the bridge to be intect, 100 HILLION CREDIT OFFERED HUNS ‘: The car tilted forward and dropped fifteen feet lighting on the upper part of the machine. Doctor Robin- caught by the top of the rear seat and his head crushed when N y YT the car struck the ground. Mr. Kos- telecky. had the presence of niind to (iy United Pre BERLIN, July 26.—New Yor a credit of $100,000,000 for the purchase of food and raw materials, according to cables to the Deutsche bank from Martin Nordegg, Ger- Nordegg said he could not close negotiations until he arrived here and it was disclosed who had offered the credit and terms map agent. attached, kick open the front door of the car when he saw the car turning over and this enabled him to crawl out and td rescue Doctor Bowen. Mr. Kostelecky is a merchent in Dickinson ant Mr. Bowen is a doctor in that city. Doctor Bowen and Doc- k Hancttacal have offered Ge: (Continued on Page Six) Anne {ELSINGFO jated Pre Stahlbe FINN REPUBLIC, DANGER, RESORT (Ry United Preas TH CRIMINAL ASSAULTS ON GIRLS ARE BARED Two Men and Two Women Involved in a Charge of Lurid Vice Uncovered by County Officials and Arrested The arrest of two men charged with statutory rape on a thirteen- year-old girl and of two wemen charged with aiding and abetting the crime, by county officials, bids fair to make one of the most sensational + prosecuted by Natrona county. The assaults have been of county officials. Mrs. Ina Howa Mr na McDo t arre Orehard and Mr the the cr . mit learing while id John Rus Tubbs, sel! he statutory were round ul NEW YORK, July 26. ers which has tied up shipping announced today by th e of 49,000 marine work- sulf ports for tho last three Ships weeks, was inion will be moving this Dn. he men get an increase of $15 a month per man for all except coal passers who receive a $i0 increase. : on for the last six weeks, according to information in the hands | MARINE STRIKERS BACK AT WORK : HEN GET RAISE, SHIPPING IS OFF lowar Seg v Rela © \ t ry It is east o was in Den- was arrested > BERLIN.—Max ous editor of “Die in nto the movi scena titled fall of the is go- jen will nd his first one will The success and down- Kaiser.”