Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1921, Page 7

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1921. AUGUSTA FIRE LOSS IS PLACED AT $2,000,000 ‘\\Four Buildings, Including Two Hotels, Burned Out in Early Morning Fire; Newspaper Plant Destroved AUGUSTA, Ga., Nov. 26.—Nearly one-half of the 700 block of Broad ssreet and the entire eastern side of the 200 block of Jackson street, both in the heart of Augusta’s busi- ness section, were destroyed by fire early today with a total ee of about $2,000,000. he fire started about 2 o’clock in the five-story Johnson THREE INJURED BY GAG BLAST ATLOVELL, WO. Woman in Critical Condition From’ Burns; Store May Have to Be Rebuilt as Result of Damage. BASIN, Wyo., Nov. 2%—An explo- sion of natural gas at Lovell severely injured Mrs. F. H. Gruenwald and her son. Gruenwald is an employe of the sugar company and his wife and son joined him there Tuesday, securing apartments in the rear of the second story of the Poplar store. Wednesday evening when they enter- ed their apartments Gruenwald en- tered the kitchenette and his wife and son entered/the bath room. As goon as the woman ogened the bath yoom door the exn'osion took place, tearing out the whole rear end of the Poplar store and warping and twisting the wall of the Northern Drug Co. building adjacent. Mrs. Gruenwald suffered severe burns on the face and lower limbs, a sweater that she wore saving the upper part of the body, Her condl- ‘\\. don is considered critica& The hot ‘was burned considerably but is not in @ dangerous condition. Gruenwald escaped without injury. ‘The only plausible theory for the explosion was a leak in the mains. A small reflector stove in the bath room is thought to have ignited the gas when tho air froin the door be- ing opened forced the leaking gas against *he blaze. Every thing pos- sible is being done for the woman by the people of Lovell. The damage to the building cannot yet be determin: ed but the Poplar store will probably have to be,entirely rebuilt. * eer becteth lhe sone CAR STOLEN FROM LOGKL ATTORNEY 16 RECOVERED ‘The Nash car whieh was stolen/ from W. H. Patten Wednesday even- ing was recovered yesterday, accord.) ing to a report made by members. of the sheriff's office today. have gone through Sait Creck was discovered on an abandoned road by Pete Burns, field manager of the Big Bear Oll company and reported to the sheriff's office. It is believed that the machine was taken ‘by joyriders and cbandoned when it ran out, of gasoline. ——— CARD OF THANKS, ‘We-wish to thank our many friends and members of the Maccabees, Re- beccas, Loyal Order of Moose and employes of the Chicago and North- western railroad for the beautiful flowers their kindness, sympathy and comfort extended during our re- cent bereavement. Associated families, (iS AND SPRAGUE. | ‘The machine which was thought to} |tention to the kidd: Saturday afternoon, when the young- building at the corner of Jackson and Broad, streets and was not brought under‘control yntil daylight after fire epartments from Savannah, Atlanta, Mgcon, Columbia, Charleston, Aiken and Waynesboro had been summoned. Chief Aldrich and the men of the Aiken. department made tho 23-mils Tun to this nee ~ 25 sea ane Joined th force when it sey | tat a pang pee ‘on of the business section was doomed. The following buildings were tn the path of the flames: Johnson buil ane. total loss; Harrison building, loss; ATbion hotel, total loss; ard Gent esta hotel, partly burned. The Augusta Chronicle offices and plant in the Harrison building were a complete loss. Mex Revolution Leader Is in Jail At Nogales, Ariz. NOGALES, Ariz., Nov. 26.—Gener- al Francisco Reyna, who ts alleged-to have been active in the Maytorena revolution in Mexico several years ago, is in the city jai here. Reyna, who has been living in the mountains three miles northwest of here, is said by Mexican officials to have been implicated in a revolution- ary plot that was discovered in No- gales, Sonora, early this week when several alleged leaders of the move- ment were arrested. Officials said efforts were beink made to have Gen, Reyna deported to Mexico. AMATEURS LEND COLOR TO COLUMBIA BILL Last night the amateurs assisted again in the féstivities at. the Colum- bia, adding greatly to the pleasure of a large crowd. The kiddies featured in boxing, singing and dancing, with little Miss Eastman carrying off first honors. The tegular. bill is fall of laughs. preduced chiefly by Bennie Kirkland and Hoyt Smythe. Bennio., is the main mechanism of a burglar alarm which Al Darr sells to Tony Kennedy, but the negro maid (Hoyt Smythe) proves to be the best burglar catcher after all. Bennie and Smythe are there with their excruciatingly fun- ny dances and some singing of class Twilight. Cline is ‘sweet and pretty” in a singing number‘and Al Darr and Loretta Kidd offer a. pleasing song and dance duo. Mr, Wall made several announce- ments of interest to regular and po- tential Columbia fans. He called at- * matinee every prizes, all for 5 cents. y night another diamond ring and a diamend scarf pin will .be given of lesser gifts., A feature of jcoming ‘Sunday ‘bill, “All In’ a Mua- | dle,” will be the “Dance of the Seven Veils” by the Kennedy kiddies. Aahasnsticnnoten ita lieasay Jewelery and watch repairing by ¢: | pert workmen. All work guarant Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., 0.-S B WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE The Webe! building is Wonderful Bargains in Second- Hand Building Material - being demolished Ne make sters see the show, get a package of candy and a chance on several fine Next Thurs- away in addition to a large number the Boy Scout Wins Firm Friénds By An incident occurred last nif that is ¥-orsnz = mention, because It Mlustrates coneretcly the effect of the training received by the boy scouts. A.cerjain Individual was belabor- ing against \the famous Wyoming gale? with a huge parcel post pack- age. Every gust o: wind threatened to Upset the theory of gravity as far as this ‘person was concerned. A nearby fence was a conventent rest- ing place, and while enjoying the respite afforded, a boy scout ad- dressed the owner of the ‘package and offered to carry it. The offer ‘was gratefully accepted. ‘The scout carried the package sav- eral blocks and refused to accept payment offered to him apprecia- tion of his kindness. No, this is my daily good turn that I try to do as a scout.” And that was suffi- clent + bee neste Alama aE for him, GOLLIERIES AT TRINIDAD ARE NEAR CAPACITY Ninety Per Cent of Normal Force Engaged Week After Strike Started, Com- pany Reports. 26— (dy The Associated Press).—At the close of the second week of the strike call- ed in Colorado Fuel and/ron mines on November 17 in’ protest against: a wage reduction of approximately 30 per cent, the company reports about 90 per cent of a normal farce at work today in Trinidad district, Figures reported Wy the company today show a total of 1157 men at work in this district," 22 more than yesterday and ‘n Huerfano county men, or, 34 more than yesterda; Of the total number In the two districts 1062 are coal miners, company reports show, | Coal production in Las. Animas county yesterday reached {ts highest | figure since the strike opened, the) company reports. The tonnage taken) out of five mines aggregated 4266 tons, In tho Walsenburg field the Friday tonnage-is ‘reported at 1,966 tons: . John McLennan, president of dis- trict” No. -15, United Mine Workers who arrived in Trinidad late last} night stated this morning that he was satisfied with the progiress of the strike. He and Mike Livoda, vice Pwesident of the District No. 15, Uhit-| ed Mine Workers of America, left for| a tour of the mines in the Trinidad | district. Mr. McLennan sald before he left that he was making arrange- TRINIDAD Colo., Nov. is ‘Good Turn” ij Acting unter Cedars 6 GevisPEsioe to ihe participating wations’ but tl pe Casper 1S HELD FOR SHOOTING MAN GREEN BAY.) Wu, Nov. 26— who fs alleged to have shot Otto Lam: brecht while Lambrcht was attempt, ing to steal a ride on a Chicago & Northwestern train lest Sunday morn- ing. t CHICAGO, Nov. 26.--Headquarters of the marine guards here said that uthorities will have to ask rt the navy depart- ment at Washington {f they want fo arrest Private Maretis M. Hensen for shooting a train rider at Greer Bay last Sunday. While on the railway mail car, it-} said, the marine guards are on ernment territory and cannot be interfered with by state Pe are kee DAZZLING PAGEANT PAGEANT fh SHOWN IN “DECEPTION? AT THE LYRIG SUNDAY Tho repudiation of Anne Boleyn, his second wife, by King Henry VTII, whose love. effaire shocked church and state in Europe in the sixteenth centiry, constitutes one of the great dramatig scenes Of “Deception.” a new Paramount -pictutre of tremen: dous sweep made in Europe, which will be shown at the Lyric theater starting tomorrow. Driven to despair by the inhuman- ity of her royal lord, Anne, on her knees, ané clinging frantically to a bannister, observes, the king paying court to her rival, Jane Seymour. She knows that her dreams of love are over and her mother heart is eruvh- ed. It Is the phithetic story of Anne Boleyn that makes “Deception” a photoplay of. dgep modern xppeal ar vastly superior to the average pig- ture. “Deception” was filmed in Europe. More than seven thousand — persons appear therein and many of the scenes are of the most gorgeous ever shown on the screen. Henry Porten is seen as Anne Boleyn and Emil Jannings as King Henry. —— ee MRS. PEETE IS DENIED TRIAL SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26—A pe tition for a rehearing of the case of Mrs. ,Loulse’ L. Peete, convicted in Los Angeles of the murder of Charles Jacob Denton, was denied by the su- preme court. ments for financial aid for the fam- ilies of the striking miners: Highest prices paid for! diamonds, old “gold and silver. H. B. 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