Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1919, Page 1

os e yr STRIKE DELAY IDLE ‘DREAM’ A OVER 4, 1E$ THE DAE | ooo COP LY TRIBUNE ut The Daily Tribune sgld aad Member af the hea et ivered to subscribers eve: By Caled Pri deli ry | Press, and served by the Unit. | PITTSBURGH. Sept, 17.—""Post- day. ie Press. ponement of the stee! strike is a : S, dream. The strike is going ahead . as per schedule,” said Chairman —— John Fitzpatrick, following the first VOLUME 3 _ CASPER, WYO., WEDNESDAY, Ly ; 1919 NUMBER 280 caved the of be ir a Th he steel workers. :e pa ees 5 conference will be resumed at 4 ee CAPITAL ADDS WE SOME CONVICT LURES a Pee AA Cratnin of Seth Detornain expected tomorrow F All Claims of Selt-Determinat TO HONORS PAIF / ae JRGH, Sept. 17 The . Alyy j iron dlyateell srorilcrioean) Wie . . I at aA T action on the matter of postpon- ing the strike of steel workers call- ; aes ; & Si. 4 Re Sdifoy Septers keciSal Ublosdia: tale: ABOARD PRESIDENT Wil SON'S SPECIAL. Set Settee vom 4 4 : By Ansoeta Jed Press.) gram from Chairman Gary of the press 7 Vicors Tread Way All Washington Takes Holiday to Cheer ot wees" 17. — Police Il Steel corporation ia received, lead. {orth publicly for the ist time his interpretati m of the League of Na- a 2 5 a. aes h c ers said there would be no post- tions’ covenant as it atfects lreland esident Wilson said tate- Marked Out Over General Pershing and First Division, seer ee ate ce wpa | | ment today that the league would constitute « forum before which : . 1917, in connection with the mur- (ny As ipieress could be brot ajl claims for self-determination which are likely to af- 50 gel Ago un Pennsylvania Avenue Parade der last night of J. Franklin Ren PITTSBUR’ Sept. 17.—The faci the peace es ds orld : se eo fro, sales manager for the H. Wil- [| Carnegie Steel company today gave P wockated Press.) me kins Realty company, who was] out a letter from E. H. Gary, chair- WASHINGTON Sept. 17.— ey eens ; lnnsayeseaGbelG: cpat sodas Hecke! LP iman’of the UnitedSiates!s\tellcor: Over historic Pennsylvania avenue, WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Washington made a holiday today | ley vack and killed. This announce- |] poration, addressed to the presi- he Alpes ¢ wietbry imark:|¢° welcome home General John J. Pershing and the First division. Ev- | ment was made following a con. || dents of subsidiary companies, set- the American way of v ry mari d d 4 ference at police headquarters at ting forth ons of the corpora- * ed out more than 50 yeats ago by °Y government department and commercial house was closed. Which Mas. AdaliMcDasieteic& Deuce} || ation’ declining todeal with the la ; AGAINST TREATY the réturning | bluetclad) leglong Gf Hours before the parade up Pennsylvania avenue was ready to | ver, married, told the police she || bor unions and explaining the at : he Army of the Potomac, the First #tatt every street was pouring its thousands to line the sidewalks and | had been friendly toward Renfro|} {tude of the concern toward its the 'y e , the 3! fill th eat tand for three years. employes The letter states that vision, American Expeditionary le reviewing stands. the corporation does not combat la- marched today. It was Wash- bor unions as such and does not ton’s first preat parade of the war negotiate with unions because it { it was conceived and carried out would indicate the closing of its |. ‘oN. » nation’s tribute not alone to shops against non-union labor veteran fighting men who march- ry ed, but to the whole great army the ation created to make certain the ut- MEX OFFICIA ML din ter defeat of German dreams of world : onquest. fia : Marching in mass formation and ' cauippe’. with all the guns, gas throw- ra and countless other death-d ae —— levies of front line service, the livision, fresh home from Frar H] ROBBERY rt i t 4 T RS moved along the broad avenue, a liv- - or y ng tide of sunburned fighting man- eel ; hood that filled the street from curb a Fend Had to Steal Three Tires a Day at $5 a to Keay’ ‘Lit nue tor Othe (my cancion a ie F t OF REDS LOOTED to curb. In their khaki and olive WASHIN¢ ; GHisl ae caced abebckinie taterwal = rab uniforms, the nen amy Work, He Admits, and is Relieved of 22 Rings When Placed under Ar- t Police Perer, of Tuxpan, Senie, SMevet Aten realstlessly as the spring floods ind Lieutenant Colonel Rodri : As of the Mississippi. Above each solid rest; Eight to Be Arraigned for Grand Larceny in Local Court he Mexican werwiianst resitinc Petco ras : BY SERVICE MEN block of infantry, rose the grim line une SE rested here of Gen- ja; leper pease eM te (Seyi Eight men arrested, six stolen motor cars recovered, and many valuable articles of clothing re- a us - ees hack eame the long line of field guns, stored to rightful owners, is the result of the campaign against petty theft and the stealing of moto: Penn-M ITALIANS TAKE French ‘to which French offi- cars waged by Deputy Sheriff W. E. Kilgore. Sheriff Pat Royce, and other members of the sheriff's | *" ‘Smerican_corpor (on and, after ail the trains and office within the last five days. wagons*had rumbled’ by, came a bat: The confessions of one man enabled the county authorities to trace two clothing thieves and has 'MORGA N AND CO. lion of tanks, streaked and yel- | resulted in the arrest of at least three charged or smgdicatech i in recent thefts in the city. ms owed with. paint ae gonesa tne | — William Barnes and J. Rogers are BELGIA N AGENT om enemy eyes, bul a rowling ~ being kept apart from the others now * snd clanking their way behind the! lodged in the county jail so as to UNITED STA TES roops in pote response to the cheers E Dp | T oO re | A make a stronger case against them A; es ‘ that greeted them, L The charge against them is to be int oT Pp . Ph ‘There was nothing lacking to make stealing clothing and rings. One had BRUS ueiden Ieee 5 SOVIET CLAIMS the parade an epitome of the whole 22 rings concealed in a small tobac-| De La Croix announced that the Bel- Teale ‘ti nt, wh i sare rAY r ~ , yast army American skill and indomi-| w1se— ACTION OF LAND BOARD | finery in the United States. Adding co sack wrapped about his body. One gian’ government had concluded an js takine - et the UNION OF LINE table wt had create to meet and Bn this fos tho sinéady. enormipus pay-| eo had been stolen from the Gold- agreement with J. P. Morgan and Co. aod pea sat the enemy at his own game. , Shae x 3 pe alee S PAY en Rule store but many of the ar- » Guars to. of Ne’ IN: Sanaa” 17 ook ‘There were wane of all the types! ‘The action of the State Land Board | yo now distributed in Casper, it ticles taken had been sold already See ye asta chy wil tec 1 in France that could be moved|in awarding to the Midwest Refining \i1) take no wizard at figures to ar- Fred Davis, a dope fiend, is noted the financial ag for the Belgian oi 1 HeCtteiaehete. syne, Sis Co. all the. royalty oil. from state-' .ive at the sum total of benefits which fe nia ine clothes, es cording to Dee treasury in th : = ; ee y Kilgore, who has been on his 2 inen; squat motars to hurl bombs from | oWned lands for a period of three wij) accrue to the business interests rail for nearly two months. He. is : the trenches; high mounted rifles | years, meets with the hearty approval o¢ this city. The progressive poli- now in the éounty jail suffering from WHAT WILL HE 5 : : : : which peered skyward as tho still in| o¢ every citizen who believes in the cies of the Midwest, and the fore-| the want of his regular use of dope. earch of enemy flyers. Some of the| ls Sas ae : +2 He stole an overcoat valued at DO TO LEAS yt} VG vans were horse-drawn, some trundled ; future greatness of Casper. sight of the State Land Board as- 3150 which is said to belong to the J ind’ panting motor trucks or trac-; The Lund Board very wisely took cures the permanency of Casper as) proprietor of the Bon Ton cafe, ac BILL} QUES STION tors, ‘The show was as complete @/ into consideration the vast improve-| un oil center. For many rs we cording to information in the sher the ingenuity of the war department | aby the Mi 5 iff’s office. A suit valued at $ could make it, a cross section of the | |ment program outline y the Mid- were confronted with the possibility whith ‘Allo’ Han Heatecwekovered” wa: t «py Agerican Eevenloneay somes ane west, and the fact that this corpora- of 4 pipeline being built thru to taken by him, it is charged. wane Ado. § 7 ut it was to the lines of kahki-; 2 Davis was arrested as he was tak Bae et ee ee ‘ ciated Pres tion has ut all times played a straight o a, ” or ¢ rres avis W arrested as he was ta - iby Associated lad, brown faced men themselves te PN Oia] Varo nee eo | ine bibae gebrn) al subtnr cays alanaey| ie oe socializing coal avid oll CINCINNATI, Sept. 17.—A city that first interest of the thronging ®#™¢ with all the cards on the, table. refining industry to some eastern cen- heing that he had to steal at least “Md the national highways of road and) ying of the National League pennant a crowda all along the wide avenue} Standing alone, the one offer of ter, But by the agreement of the|one or two tires duily in order to Maree CIB, proposed by Mayor Galvin. Messages im turned. ‘The home-coming of this the Midwest to spend $800,000 on im- Company tolrefinaipeattiestiy ail) ita keep him supplied with dope. He is “TOF Oy Ene \ mone into the Rede’ headquarters by. the thousa first unit of American man power to vi . i : also connected with the theft of a %¢!¥€5 as the “people's property : ; cross the submarine-infested seas was | Prevement of work on the Salt Creek 9) in the state, this menace has been| yacuum stolen from the Grand Cen-, er Senator Lewis of Ilir Assenmncssnnos tals s 9 Jere ee itt marked contrast to its silent, mys-{ highway, is of inestimable value to removed and in addition to this Cas-| tral hotel. He returned to Casper! 20Unced to the chamber of comm A. Comiskey, president of the Chic fter being absent here will meet in the World's Series gam fy POSSE SHOOTS AMERICAN PHYSICIAN LIBERATED WRONG MEN IN about « week. ago nearly two months great BC: on, one of the meu ar- rested rm tly in connection with theft of motor curs, is implicated in ‘crous, unreported departure, and the) Gasper and Natrona county, and is a n and women along the way seem- to feel the significance of the pognsrructive le. They recalled the days} road building, the benefit from which ‘nh the nation waited in wordless per is to have the largest refinery in the United States, and growing industry move toward permanent and in this will play see- in dollars and SS cannot be measured 1 fiddle to other ¢: lety to hear that these same smil-} bees fick ay pe oy: the disappearance of six motor cars ve-striding boys had come safe ns ine duane with ite emslorenierom, Corper within ie tee ment.’ §= HOLDUP HUNT! BY BANDIT SREACHES CHIHAUHAY to u French harbor, those other Not only this, but the Midwest ys jin its dealings with the public,| He sold a truck at Lusk, Wyo., the — ap Where beg eeawand Ziivered Back /agrees to spend two and a half mil-'the Midwest has been eminently fair ownership of which was traced back mit the boys had begun to pray Fi <. ‘ = to R. H. Hawkes who is said to . Ansocinte heir courage in action and the pt pi lion dollars in permanent improve- gt all times, and if there are @ny the young brot in-law of Jac SAV Ne AH, Tl., e By , i ng oming lists that carried the names! ment on its Casper plant, which will plums to fall from the public tree, Hawkes told the sheriff that he stole ™ ay aac ; anesen ae 2 t 4 See Sa boas . ais iy - abhit-adae wanton’ Gain posse this noon for Chihuahua City yesterday after being . . (Continued on Page Six) make this the largest crude oil re-!we are glad that the Midwest is on eer ee ae et eae or man arrest-( three holdup men, shot him for $6,000 ransom ¢ the job with its hat turned up in) eq with Hawkes, Saturday near Doug- | Bluhm and wounded Peter Cymbal, By Ansoctated Mress the right direction, las by Sheriff Royce, is connected pee a CUICAES: It is beli rate EL PASO, Sept One Villa band which made Smith prisoner el- j ; : ; with the theft of the six cars, A Scot ARR Tae ae ae < ny Carranza cavalry and half © ransom demanded nit It’s the payroll town that wins ev: rr na which were Fords ee Burns and Mike Lozandowski, also “+ captured by Ca: = BTS: it : ery time. Let us all pull together; ————_ = of Chicago, are being held pending far, the:retease, of Smith, was ‘ 7 * to make Casper the greatest payroll (Continued on —____ COnSBuSeaieree sy: An inQuesh six.) an inquest SELES 7 town in the West. PACKER PROBE EVIDENCE GOES TO GRAND JURY (By United Press.) CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—The govern- ment today began its second effort to bring the Armour, Swift, Morris, ! Wilson and Cudahy companies to trial| tidal wave, is STILL MASTER FIUME, CLAIM British and Americans Hissed and Jeered by Residents While Taking Departure; French Barricaded Against Troops 250 DEAD LATEST ESTIMATE OF GREAT STORM DISASTER The bodies of the unidentified were Uy United Pruss.) dead in creat graves phetegraphed and HOUSTON, Sept. 17.—Over 250 dead from Sunday's gulf storm and the latest conservative estimate. The bodies of 29 women B. a Press.) GENEVA, Sept. 17---Garbicle D. Annunsio is still master of the situation in Fiume, of which he teck possession recently at the head of bits of their clothing saved to aid in later identification Frantic people are crowding the temporary morgues endeavoring te insurgent fi fusi obey Itali overnment’s order to! for alleged violation of the anti-trust and children were buried im « single grave last night. Tired relief work- ; retiits Gaabenereseat pps! oat agent were resized here laws. Special Prosecutor Isadore ers after bad work are still searching for bodies and aiding the home- identify missing members of their families. The refugees are housed im today, despite the extreme figer of the censorship which bas been set Krosel went before the grand jury ess, P: y demsge is upwards of $10,000,000 in five devastated jtonts : up regarding Fiume fecha hd alleged to show Set bea counties. ——— ? e calthew were jeored F ae iran The aye witness to toll the story declared that the water be at ec seu d Letepey = sane eee A By CORPUS CHRISTL Sept. 17--Fiftecn additional storm vietime were ee gexlg Gundey wal Selly 2 great wall of water rushed inland Georye Mckitn bas relarued tolpteday The wind increased ip veloulty to 100 miles an hour. his’ work at the Chamberlin furni- oy tanks werp swept away ond the devastated ares was covered with a ture company efter being confined black layer ef @il which rendexed many bodies almost unrecognizabiec. Li Mothe: forceaxarer cays” be Uh Soldiers aigé9 the laborers in clearing away debris and burying the i hiseed by the population ‘ag state, but they emba ae cident. The Precuh contingent is seid to have remeined in Fiume, barri- caded in its barracks. marched to thelr war ships, sdvicos pa their veevels without furtber in- brot to the temporary morgue here early today, bringing the known desth list in this city up to 62 as a result of the tropical hurricane Sunday. The ‘ inchiding 50 at Portland, 30 at White Point total known dead exceeds 160, and 14 at Rockport.