Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1921, Page 1

RAIL UNIONS EXPECTED TO ACCEPT WAGE CUT Che Casper Daily BALL SCORES | ENATE TO LOSE OUT ON i HOLIDAYS of unofficial representative.” eed FREIGHT AGENT RETURD George S. Scott, Burlington freig agent here, and his eldest daughter. Mrs. Stoddard, returned to Casper Employes Continue Work at Reduced Pay as Leaders Meet in Effort to Prevent RAIL PROBE TS Seattle, to five today to answer indictments returned by the punty grand jury last April in con ion with the failure of the Scan- navian-American bank here. Chilberg has been in business in New York recently. He was arraigned, surrendered TE. eee Great Strike; Wage Reduction Rejected At Vittsbure! L. 3 Cincinnati 609 000 200—2 5s ° Sittsbargh |. _.000 500 o9s— 5 11 0 by Referendum of Workers, Claim Batteries — Rixes, Donahue snd Wingo: Morrison and Schmidt, At Uhienge-- CHICAGO, July 1.—With union Ir ade’ s in session to st. Louis 109 120 vent a possible tie-up of the nation’s railways, two mil AFD Rattcrics — Maines and railroad workers began work this morning at reduced wag. Alexander nnd O'Farrel | — —— It is understood that the four big brotherhood chiefs at Liv pad 2 % = At Vhiladelphia—Brooklyn-Phitadel- | VOLUME V CASPER, WYO., SATURDAY, Jt JULY 2, 1921 NUMBER 226 considering acceptance of the wage cut under protest as they & phia came postponed; wet cronnds. wish to avoid a strike. % : : f S ee Unot returns from the i = siigation o enate At Boston—New York-Boston both ona non the reduction im 3 bapeage | fesitaece coca ere, Peteee) acttiated) with “ mmittee to Come AMERICAN LEAGUE 2 i = be y : Again in August Ac ee R N GS are i By S a: ce nn | ek On Cummins’ Order Philadelphia . .000 000 020— 2 5 5 aid . Washington _ 000 100 000— 1 - ie WEE - FINAL DECISION LEFT TO WASHING oye) ee {Batteries—Moore and Perkins; John COMITTEE OF FIVE. Senata hivestiontion? of” th fon and Picinich. 7 AB Pl CHICAGO, July 1.—F decision E vestiga f ; : OPERATION PLANNED AS Moderate Weather |CQO.OPERATION BETWEEN th railway situation was sus- Washington, Second Game—R.HLE. ° b pended today by Chairman Wain %8 oe ot 3] MEANS OF REFORMING || !8 Predicted for || RUSS AND YANKS URGED |j° Cumming of the ‘Interstate attetian. a aA « l + Sea ; {commerce committee until the Batteries—Hasty and Perkins; Mo- Je Cit 1 \ : wa cha ozategten — a MAIL BANDIT ON COAST pci TO CURB JAP DESIGNS||" rol aI as At St. Louis— BEE i areas ee erenittee and |B@ no railway relief legislation at the Chicago... 001 610 002-4 1 1]/=™ =e pent eee A! od tings now in ses-| Present ext pissy Spine hes 7N St, Louis 020 000 010—3 5 3] TACOMA, Wash., July 1—Roy } lead,” i a ee sap pres i mc. Pleo re oT alias Bisitee conomic and pollt Fegan ns mid: suspension F OMA, h.. July 1.—Roy | lead,” is the statement Gardner | today declined to return an indict- RIGA, July 1.—A Bolshevik jour- United States in economic and ¥ Jot th med advisable Ratteries—Twombly, Kerr and| Gardener, mail train robber, now in | made to Mrs. McColl, it is said ment sought by the internatignal | nalist who interviewed United sty ee ad agdleoned PSE tmation of the sen Schalk; Palmero and Collins. the federal penitentiary at McNiel “Gardner is a wonderful speci reform bureau to stop the Dempsey- ates Senator Joseph I. France ance told the Asso. Cae TRUEY, Ot | ote to take mmer recess ne RA aaa 4 island, after two sensational escapes | men of manhood,” Mrs. McCy'l said. | Carpentier bout here tomorrow. This | of Maryland, now on his way to that in the main the ne a Oe PIED beeen eeeatatives’ bt TAbOr ir to ertpaned reaston-New York] from guards seeking to take him to | «13is tendency to crime is thought | was regarded as the tast legal ob- | soviet Russia, for Moscow and Riga | interview was correct. but that he Laber; E. H: Fitagerald, |’ Representatives of labor. s ne postponed; rain prison may be operated on in an “Darl it a hem Novy 1 lid not n to advocat c the brotherhood of Nasal seul ' prison may 1 a tobe caused’ by & deflection of the tacle to the mateh, newspapers, among them Novy Put, | did not m © advocate a Ger ne brotherhood of baits pontemnptited a committeanie ~ 5 attempt to reform him according to | cranium and it is, onus ike Beet nig a the official Bolshevik organ here. American and Russian polit amship clerks, fr = te Spa¥ pt tit Nd prarian ae po & statement made today by “Moth- | gical care will eliminate a> quotes Senator France as having de. alliance. nandle express and station em-|F cts cat fas nsiderntion at the er” MeColl, woman agent af the de- | to be X-rayed and the physicians at NEW YORK, July 1—The] fio0c4 that American and Russian — bloyes; L. B. Sheppard, president ot itl amilee of esheepila Se partment of justice from Washing- | the prison will send to Los Angeles | #dvance sale of seats already) cooperation would suffice to coun- | SENATOR LEAVES of railway conduct E. J t . Hy tor will send for X-ray plates which are |has yielded $1,250,000, Pro-| teract Jo ese designs in Siberia | FOR MOSCOW. ‘em sin te’ M di | Re d I want to be operated on and | said to show the seat of his trouble. | moter Tex Rickard announced | 2"! 25 ting close co-operation | RIGA, july 1.—(By The Asso aes Saad widely sneha abe Raced pana ead saueete T lend. the life God intended me to Mother" MeColl, during ner wo | today between sia, Germany and the ated Press}—United States Sena- | "resident of the one eee . oul, ¢ ¢ ‘o " by: sheds vood of firemen and oiler day at McNet! island took the per Wi tor Joseph I. France was r to ith the sale of $5 seats to- : 1 = or earo ero sonal te y of @ en's. s depart last night o1 u last leg 2 . " I L NeMEES and tet be een ict |morrow.and a continuation of the of his trip to Moscow. The Bol. | SEJECTION OF FIREMEN g world war. Any carca in which it [Dresent rate of reserve) seat “sates, shevik legation furnished him with | OVERWHELMING, e LEA ER FOUND done she personally presents before |*P* Million and a hal 3 at the risk of stripping its cashier the membership of the inter-| pamper of commerce today the attorney general and proper sitd Sara ge of ready Bolshevik money, found | national brotherhood of firemen and} jounced they would test a Ca uthorities knd pleads for their ys WASHINGTON, July 1.—-A-_ tem: enough to equal 15 American dol- | iilers has voted against accepting the ari MateetRObeEE Sra vice ee Tease, shes g F perature between 80 and 8 degrees) lars, at 3,000 rubles per dollar, en e cut ordered by the United States|{\k city. negro Pullman porter. wh | ast Lo by the weather bureau for ket full of 5,000 and 1,000 ruble | f Hp aPETekieee Lintechutionalss peta saad t ave saved 2 es whe i uc ‘iml er s et Dette bills. oe tae [et made, the announcement tay | overturned inthe Pueblo food” in faa ow nator France to take {as 1,500 union leaders gatherec ane Lee “3 ‘There is a probability that the | ; sity et “ : any Sous COLUMBUS, Kan., Jucy t.—Atexan: B d F MANILA, P. L, July 1.—Seventy-| an armioad of this currency but | to pass on the ¢ Taylor, according to his story ri incipals spectators will not} MANIL. iba with ‘ way-enan¢ att and August Dorchy, pres- urned, ures Ipals and spectators | will poll seven members of the Philippine con-| the Riga banks could not sell with maintenance of coerced Noone Vere \o SUS see p rs + 4 nt and vice president of the Kan- apo be} stabulary were convicted today of | Out a considerable amount of gov »p crafts which also have voted.| izing a scantling broke the windows overnment YSICIANS} sas miners’ union, were found guilty St ill R Wild veather, experts, say it nimy | odes Murder for the killing of three Amer-| €Fnment red tape, which there was |will not’ announce the result until |‘ Ben mone tne winuore >: { violating the Kansas industrial Oc un U eae ican members of the Manila police] "ot time to untangle. The trip to | after the conference here today ind ‘Taylor assiated ‘them ‘or nable to Diagnose, Is} ‘ourt ‘iaw:“eriminatiy, by. calling a force and eight ther persona in riot-| Moscow will occupy two days “One thousand general chairmen of|Tem which carried them 10 al ©, shero! cor - 7 5 ‘ vee! fe const lary and SiR four big bratherhoods. went into ues EY Complaint Filed Today istrict this afternoon, DULUTH, Minn., auiy 1.—Two tor-| {OP IN NEW YORK. Palibe jaaesiecemibe ey i at Young Bedford : ni seiritoggnal acperitasies $25,000 Still " eer me 3 est fires in the rior national for i toa - hree sergeants and eight c tated q Krider ’ : . ’ ent ohase “dover between 200 and, NEW YORK, July 1.—New York fenced'to life Imprisonment : he cut. Wy F. Krider of the brothe By Federal Patients Train Robber S00 acres OF White ana ene ne ONL oteln were crowded to overfowing|Pey ace curios ot-tte imperial, Fill Insane, Mothér $3.2. 'Se2 2223, 28.0 a X E ie! aid nace eenl vaaite aceite te] -oday and in. lobbies, diningroomis] Oyo ns or the first instance. The isi , ineemen sdld’ such a reaolutign. prob Confiséated By yy Aaa 5 . 5 a long’ distance telephone ries re; | nd Hallways there was abisdant com | joy, ceived fentences of 17 py eoula be maop ied WASHINGTON, July 1—| Leéetisrer Held *|sJ00¢ getance teiepnore vsemaxe re | sraacion tn which the words "bemp.| vases, Tocelved | Genteneae To Seek Custody Gotham Poli Conditions at government hos- ie, Calvin A. Dahigren, Supetlor tational | ‘°° and Carpentier” — predominated:|” mere ig no jury system in the Phil U. S. STEAMER rotha otice rite letmea Perro ili. k 2 ere) at} oUlly 5. OCR. xe reniecl ¢ udge hea “ase ritals at Perryville, Md. and By Authorities): mt, -Bin Resaauarters’ it} “To wno announced’ thelt intention | Ppinas and the Audse heand:the cas prew: ae t omas, Ky., the treat- Two crews of 50 men each are] *f seeing the championship bout and) “11, 114 defendants are already: serv | BELLPORT, N. Y., July 1.—Mrs. CHICAGO, July 1.—A giant still, ment of mental cases of for- —— fighting the flames, The fires are in] ‘me 20.000 were expected to flow In| iF cantences of 10 years, having been! Charles E. Bedford, wife of the vice worth $25,000, and so large that it mer service men at an insane : te CITY, Mo., July 1.— the vicinity of yx Falls und Mean- cat: from every quarter of the con-| oo victed Inst February of sedition in| president of the Vacuum Oil cc may be necessary to (iynamite the asylum at Phoenix. Ariz, charges of | Jesse C. Rumsey, former train robber, |dor lake. No rain has fallen in this 2 “ connection with the riots. pany, said today e family would house in which it is located to de- Dureaueraey in Washington and thed Who lectured on “Crime Docen't Pay,” | territory for. several weeks and the] One hotel last night announced it - seek to obtain custody, on medi stroy it, was discovered today by ulleged inability of government. phys-, following his recent release from the|Woods are unusually dry, Mr. Dahi-| °oUld care for no more guests, Most ft L id grounds, of her son Charles, sen- the police and confiscated by the Pas a at a de gar ne aaa (Missouri penitentiary, was returned |sren said. The fires were started late] the larger hostelries plan to in- ath o a tenced yesterday in Mich ‘ity federal authorities proper! w diagnose cases, ¥y Ly gan City re presented yesterday to the sen. here today and held for federal au-| Wednesday night by lightning. pa cots in corridors and jon the to the Indiana state prison for The still, believed to be the lar- committee investigating govern-|thorities in connection with the theft — gfe ¥ Ch hill D stealing an automobile. 7 i ox es gest in the country, had vats in the ment agencies dealing with former |Of @ pouch of mall at Centralla, early Hine Crome) catapnatnay earerity the urcnt ue fe explained that young Bedford | _ONDON. July + ——The American) basement of the house that measure service men Wednesday. Rampen 1Ns cttte HOY Braap short, had become mentally unbalanced | SPPINE Board freight steamer Mo 18 feet and are 6 feet deep q reid shee uso will be the most orderly, police . ree ari 1 trang, from Constantinople for New the golleivanttheoseniahenen yoeiiten, C. catiina._of Binghamton, C D REPORT officials promised today. To Accident) ." Le ctameemieraetey York, struck a mine off Bourgus in| fire house. Wines, alcohol, mash X. Yo who said he represented other Cuban Government Blaborate preparations have been tum. the Hiack sea and sunk, according to] and “moenshine” sald to be wenn tients at the Perryville hospital. dé nade by Jersey City police and the Ew vices received here today by | $75,000, were found in the house clared the hospital was located in a Reports. indicate the following ‘way of the transgressor” promises zi No lives were lost. dd 7 es apa - é and destroy swamp, that sanitary conditions were Buys Sugar t0: Be); rsa "sonaiions today July, 1, 1921, }to be made hazardous by nearly 2,-|| LONDON. July 1.—At an inquest) T elqnd Stanford Mopang was a vessel of 3,545] No one was found at the house not satisfactory, that medicine was Grant Highway—Nebraska line to | 00 policemen and detectives inside] today on the body of Lady Randolph tons operated by A. P. Bull & Co. and no arrests have been made. not’ supplied unless requested and Zeelibe Sa Churchill, formerly Miss. Jennie Je- ‘3 * . 3 ¢ aken arke Keeline, good. Keeline ta Orin Junc- | 1nd outside of the arena. ‘ . A d H d M ~_ — that the nervous and shellshock pa- tion, fair to good. Most novel in the plan to prevent|Teme. of New Yor a verdict was ll arvar en 6; tt C. a I A CORRECTION. tents, who, be said, constituted the Yellowstone High' Platte |confusion wil be the establishment | fendered of accidental death, x dg /otton rop s majority = under ~ treatment, —were| HAVANA, Cuba, July 1—Purchase| county line to Casper, generally |of a “deadline” extending approxi-}| The coroner sat without a jury. Meet in Finals In announcing the sale of the Ar- thrown into hysteria by the firing of)by the government of 1,000,000 tons| good except somewhat rough 1.211 | mately four blocks on ail sides of the] Winston Spencer Churchill, secre- ~ thur M. Borks business at Salt Creek heavy guns at the government pFov- of sugar and its withdrawal from the! Parkerton. Bridge across Alkali |arenu. Bluecoats stationed at inter-|t@ry of colonies, testified how _ his OWeESU UN F CAPS} yesteraay an error was made in re- ing grounds at Aberdeen | market was agreed to last night at a guich is nqw- finished so that traffic | vals of a few yards on this boundary |™0ther had met with an accident a} fax rring to it as the McCarthy-Borks Saying he had failed to obtain prop-| conference between Cuban sugar mag-| can now take the straight route ever | will bar admittance to all © persons|™onth ago and had her leg ampu-| PHILADELPHIA, July 1—J. B. eee store. McCarthy is stated, has not er medical treatment in governmentjnates, President Zayas and secretary| the state highway between Casper |Who do not possess tickets or other| tated. He was present at her death,|Fenno, Jr., Harvard, and Phil Neer,| been identified with the ownership of hospitals, Joseph E. McElroy of!of the presidency, Jose M. Cortina, it| and Douglas, proper credentials. which he said was due to a sudden,| Leland Stanford, will meet in the VASHINGT« yl th but ployed Zanesville, Ohio, declared he had ex-/was announced today in an official] Casper to Shoshoni, good. The | The issue of bogus tickets in many|Suffused hemorrhage near the point|final round tomorrow for the © muction this year promises Gail léliteed atone pended over $12,000 in an effort to|statement. The amount of sugar on| trail acrass Birdseye pass to Ther- | sections of the country has added to|°f ®#mputation. collegiate lawn tennis championship |the smallest of the last quarter of a — recover from shell shock. He as-\hand in Cuba is. 2,000,000 tons, the] mopolis is good for cars in good |the problems confronting Promoter == at the Merion Cricket club, Haver-|century. Today's forecast by the de LIGHTNING BLINDS MAN serted there was a force of 70 doc-/ statement added. condition and not overicided Tex Rickard and the police author-]| Bakery Pleads ford partment of agriculture placed the — lors, nurses and other government| The purchase will be effected] Shoshoni to Riverton, rough over | ities. In the semi finals today Fenno de-|crop at 8,433,000 bales, ne 000,000] CHARLES CITY, Iowa, Heed employes at Fort Thomas, Ky., where| through a loan which will be guar-| detour then rough over reservation i feated McNeil Drumwright, Univer- smailer than last year, and|Bert Raymond of Floyd, is blin patients were under treatment.|anteed by the sugar itself and a spe-| to Hudson then gtod to "ander. WASHINGTON, . July 1.—Attorney To Indictments of Texas, 6-2, 6-1, and Neer beat|about 8,000,000 below the record crop|day as a result of being struck 1 sovernment insane patients at Phoe-|cial tax on the manufacture of sugar.| | Casper-Sheridan road.—Fair to eral Daugherty announced today Bastian, University of Indiana,|of 1914. This year's acreage is 28.4] lightning last night. He was knocked nix were not isolated, he said, but}The product withdrawn from the| Salt Creek then rough for ten miles that he would not attend the Demr » 6-4 per cent smaller than last year's. unconscious were brought into contact with in-| market will be held as long as nec-| then fair to Kaycee then good to ]Sey-Carpentier fight because he “had SRS ; sane ‘criminals. essary. Sheridan too much respect for the opinion of] TACOMA, Wash, July 1.—J. E. —— people who disapproved of prize-|Chilberg,. former president of the fights and of whom = must be a sort} Scandinavian ku in Tacoms | and BARRED FROM RECORDS this morning from a month's stay in Taork recenhhy. Ae Wat Meats POUGHKEEPSIE Sid 1 > osteopath, was made by John feree Gie sald) hes. would Siloam- Springs, Ark., visiting rela-|Pleaded not guilty and released on ttorneys for James A n | —. Mack, guardian ad litem for | give his decis on the matter at WASHINGTON, July 1.—-Plans of | has been reached for a yote on the | farm products export corporation | tives and friends. Mr. Scott, who| >! failed today to have spread upon the Stillman, t inf the next hearing J 13. The senate leaders to begin a series of | Sheppard-Towner bill on the tenth | bill after disposal of the bonus |has not been in the best of health EDUCATORS LEAVE | crecords iof his, divorce, suit a letter |) eiee wan attac! Es SL Or UE = theeeday ‘recemeea next week: pent:'| legislative aay dntiig from today, measure. Another measure on | during the past few months, says he : | alleged to have been written to Mrs. sitimacy was attacke ere no witnesses at today’s hear . , i} * | which action will be pressed is the | gained 12° pounds during his vaca-; Miss May Hamilton, Natrona coun-} Anne U. Stiliman by Fred Beauvais, | Stillman. That part « ing, which adjourned after severa ng receipt of tariff legislation from | Announcement was made by Sen- | Wwijlis-Campbell anti-medical beer | tion in the hills of Arkansas. ty superintendent, A. A. Slade, city| Indian guide named as co-respond. ells testimony which de hours of argument. Mr tillman he house, were disrupted today by | ator McCumber, Republican, North | bill. Just prior to Mr. Scott's departure | superintendent and W. A. Lacey, prin-| ent in the banker's complaint. This Stillman had told the o attends the ses but his wif insistence of advocates of soldier | Dakota, in charge of the soldier | The senate today adopted a mo- |for Casper word was, received at Si-|cipal of the high school, are leaving] letter. had previously been received | Beauvais was absent bonus, maternity and agricultural | bonus bill, that he would seek to | tion providing for Fourth of July |loam Springs stating the illness ofjtoday for Des Moines, Iowa, where and later stricken out. | was recer aibaiikeris.seclous im relief bills that such measures be | call up his measure ‘following dis- | adjournment tonight until Tuesday. | Mrs. Scott's aged parents who re-|they will attend the 1921 convention ason declined again to | ott atements terday was gon disposed of before the body tempo- | posal of the maternity bill, and | The house will hold a perfunctory | side at Oklahoma City. Mrs. Scott|of the National Education association,| accept it. Stillman’s consult to slip into the hear rarily stops work | Senator Norris of Nebraska de- | session tomorrow and adjourn until |and two younger daughters left at|which begins July 3, and continues] Another attack upon the t osteopath in 1918 ang was in a jolly good mood when Unanimous consent agreement | clared he would seek action on the | Wednesday. ce to care for the aged parents. for seven da} mony of Dr. Hugh L. Ru sought to have ¢ arrived his attorney CODE TELEGRAPH SERVICE MEANS SPEED O With the Dempsey-Carpentier fight which will be staged at Jersey City tomorrow, the greatest prize ring attraction in history and with Gasper sportsmen champing at the bit to hear the flash of returns to Casper The Tribune has arranged for a reproduction of the big bat- fe that will be the fastest service that was ever given by a news- paper in the state of Wyoming and will prove conclusively to the fans here that The Tribune's regular facilities for serving Casper people are the finest that could possibly be arranged. An Associated Press wire, the fastest telegraph service in the world, will be servimg The Tribune and its readers and friends tomorrow the game as it does every other day in the year. The service will, however, be a den tration for hundreds of tho fans of the facilities which The Tribune has at its disposal, which are responsible for The Tribune Being We Inesiag jocrualistic onterpeisxe in the stato. ‘ To speed up its service to the utmost, The Associated Press hires only the speediest operators known in handling the Morse key. In tele- graphic circles an Associated Press “sit” is known as the fastest service going. Codes of all kinds to enable the operators of Associated Press wires are worked out. Only speedy operators can take that code and transform it immediately into news for the layman. When the news of the big fight is shot over The Tribune's leased wire tomorrow it will come in the most skeletonized code known to tele- graphic service and D. A. Smith, operator in The Tribune office, will transpose it into legible news that will be megaphoned and bulletined to Casper fans but a few seconds later. The skeleton service that will be rec sived tomorrow will be so brief FIGHT NEWS | that it is not permissible on commercial wires where operators do not | have to exhibit the same expertness as they do on Associated Press wires.) “We should carry a much larger volume of news on the battle while the fight is in progress,” is Mr. Smith's version of the service for which The Tribune has arranged tomorrow. Starting early in the morning every move of interest in Jersey City will be reproduced in Casper and all the delay in receiving it here will be the time that it takes for the electric flash to come across the continent. Casper fans want to know the conditions of the weather City. They want to know the thousand and one other little details that wili enter into making Jersey City the most important city in the world in the eyes of the sportsmen. They want to know which fighter lands first, how he follows up his | n Jersey blows and the effect of these blows on his opponent. fighters in the first round may enable the The style of the to decide whether Carpentier or Dempsey will be the man that will emerge from the fight the holder of the world’s heavyweight mpionshi That's the kind of Mr. F can't come too early. ervice he Tribune has arranged fer you tomor- early as you can to The Tribune office, for you If you are late there will be bulletins from which you-can pick up the trend of events and then all you will have to do is sit back and reproduce mentally, the news that is megaphoned to you. turns of various kinds will be he Tribune from 7 until the fight fs row, in. Com Re received at o'clock on over. And o'clock, Casper time. remember, Carpentier and Dempsey will be in the ring at 12 That's the minute the reab jig news will start