Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE €be Casper Daily Cribune CONSPIRACY IS DISCOVERED IN WILSON MURDER British Field Marshal Only One of Several Marked for Death, Is Claim; Fifteen Arrested by Police LONDON, June 23.—(By The Associated Press.) —The police investigating the assassination of Field Marshal Wil- son have come into possession of documents, says the Central News today, disclosing a conspiracy to take the lives of a number of prominent persons and condu:t a campaign of out- OPEN SHOP IS COAL PROGRAM IN OKLAHOMA OKMULGEE Okla, June 23.—Bn- couraged by the recent decision of the United States supreme court holding that union organizations are’liable for property damage wrought ty their | opening of the coal pits. ZONING SYSTEM FORGITY URGED BY BEN SGHERCK Casper Realtor Just Back from National Meeting Ad- dresses Casper Board at Luncheon. “The zoning ordinance as practiced in every successful city of any size must come to Casper before this city can hope to take its piace among leading communities,” said Ben Scherck,'president of the Casper Real Estate Bosrd, in his report on the re nt National Real Estate Men's con- vention at San Francisco. “The small ‘apartment house, the corner grocery store and the private residence cannot mix. We must have restricted territory for business and residence,” he ‘continued. Mr. Scherck asked that the real es- tate men of Casper take some defi nite action in the near future to bring the zoning system into this city. rages. LONDON, June 23.—(By The Asso- ciated Press)-—Fifteen men and one woman were arrested in the raids throughout London last night in con nection with the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, it was announced in the house of com- mons this morning by Austen Cham beriain, the gevernment leader. He stated that every step possible was being taken for the protection of fe in Ireland and England and inti. mated that a discussion of Irish af. fairs would be held Monday. Prime Minister Lioyd George he stated, was pew holding a conference on all the matters connected With the assassi nation of Mr. Wilson. James O’Brien and James Connelly, who were arrested after the shooting were arraigned tn the Westminister police court today and charged with murder. Long before the court opened a great crowd assembled before the court house. The accused were taken to court in a taxicab under strong guard. The assassination of Sir Henry has stirred England to the depths. Mingled with feeling of sorrow and dismay are apprehensions of further outrage. It is understood other members of partia- ment have been threatened. Field Marshal Wilson, it ts learned, had received threatening letters for sometime from anonymous and other sources, but he paid no heed to them. The question of again arming the police with automatic pistols is being Patent Come early and get day only. Brown Calf . DODO EXTRA SPECIAL—School girls’ brown calf Oxfords for. members during labor troubles, Okla- homa coal operators have launched a morement to reopen coal mines of the state on an open shop basis. .smnouncement was made here that the Oklahoma Coa? Operators associa- tion would meet in McAlester today to discuss mines in the near future without an agreement with tho striking union miners. Several operators professed to know of instructions to Oklahoma national gvard units to prepare for movements im connection with the proposed re- Gland Transfer! Hospital Seen { plans for starting up the SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 23—Dr.| John R. Brinkley of Kansas, whose) experiments in goat giand transplant-| ing have attracted ’some @ittention, has left for Ensenada, Lower California, Mexico, where he expects to establish a hospital for transplanting goat gjends in human beings. With him went a corps of assistants. { Special for Saturday We are out of the high rent district ard we can save you money on Shoes. $3.45 fitted properly. Specialty Boot Shop Co. 204 O-S Bldg.—Second Floor Low heels, high heels. Suede Patent Ba ee $5.95 These specials will be on sale Satur- TAKE THE ELEVATOR AND SAVE A DOLLAR OR MORE “TEE TS "24 New Suit For Suits that Sold Up to $35.00 For Suits that Sold Up to $25.00 For Suits that Sold Up to $45.00 ronsidered by the government and ‘The meeting was held in the Coffee [ con: Shop of the Hotel Henning and was) Scotland Yard in view of the tragedy wn attended by apptoximately 20 of| At the time of the outbreak of Incen- the 28 regular members. Mr. Scherck told of his trip in detail and made es- pecially clear that Casper hav every natural advantage that California ever had, but it is not developed. He called special attention to the manner of building a residence sec- tion in San Francisco. gfhe people of that city believe in@reaching the greatest. possible heights in building. Consequently they build their homes om the highest portion of their land. ‘There is no uniformity in the shape, residences are built. plan of a systematic real estate agent, but after the desires of the people to ltve in the building. Mr, Scberck re- mmrked that he often closed his eyes and imagined Casper mountain as the Smest residence section of this city, at some future date Previous to Mr. Scherck’s report, em the vonvention, a recently appoint- e@ committees on the purchase of signs to advertise the borzrd cnd its S=rk, announced the rsult of their || the outrage campaign here the pistols diarism in London and elsewhere throughout England only a few months ago, the police were-so armed, but with the dawning of prospects for peace in Ireland and the ceesation of were withdrawn. Condciences continued today to pour in on Lady Wilson, who as soon as the news reached Buckingham Pal ace, was waited upon by an equerry sent by the ktng and queen, bearing to have been given today Im ‘celebra- tion of his birthday has been aban- doned. Prime Minister Lioya George sent is telegram: “I am deeply shocked at the ghastly crime. I can find no-words to express: my consternation and grief. Please aecept all my sympathy in your terri- ble trouble." Etforts to trace:the ertme.to the in- stigation of any special persons or parties in Ireland has not -eucceeded. th inquiry om prices. After a heatrd dis- cussion it was decifed to go ahead with the work, and the committee will now investigate a suitable site for the placing of the signs. One will prob- ebty be erected at the tourist camp fround an‘ si. at the east and west ———— GOVERNOR GOES TO YODER FOR RODED OPENING Three-Day Program Crammed With Wild West and Other Thrillers Is Opened Today. YODER, Wyo., June 28.—({Special to The Tribune.)—Gov. Robert D. Carey arrived here today to attend the opening of the Yoder rodeo and first annual shotgun roundup, and was schediled to make a fiveminute speech. A large attendance was in prospect for the opening day. | A score of the best crone and trick | riders from all sections of the nation have arrived and Phil J. Yoder,| world’s champion bronci buster, who is in charge of track events, asserts many more will be here tonight to enter the competition for the finals on Sunday. Today's program will consist cf run- ning races, a Roman race, and a se ries of Frontier events such as buck- ing, roping and bull-dogging, these at- tractions having been added, to run three days, instead of only two as orig- inalty planned. The programs for Saturday and Sunday are well filled with relay races, and wild west exhibitions, and nearty $2,000 in purses will be award- ed during the roundup. The Union Pacific wil run spectal trains to Yoder with reduced fares all the way rom North Platte, Neb. on Saturday and Sunday. Many visitors are expected daily via Union Pacific. But, the greater number will come by auto, using the Cheyenne-Torrington state highway. Since the grandstand was built, 500 additional seats have been placed in a ro wof boxes in front of the grand- stand, and there will be over 1,000 bleacher seats, thus affording accom- modations for about 3,000 people. Riders and ropers that are here from various states assert they have never seen a better arrangements for putting on a real show, and all are loud i ntheir praiso of the citizenship of Yoder, because of the vast amount FEELING RUNNING ' HIGH IN BELFAST. BELFAST, June 23.—(By The Asso- ciated Press.)—The situation here was one of great anxiety today, owing to the high state of-feeling over the as- sasaination of Field Marshal Wilson in London. Special precautions were taken tn the disturbed areas, but the military and polics were forced to fire on mobs several times. The casual- ties by mid-forenoon were six wound- ed. The area mainly affected is sit- uated between Grosvenor street end Falls Road. Virtually every member of the Ul- ster government is under police pro- tection. A man named Ireland and a sirl named English were wounded in a clash between civilians-and military patrols in the York street area. Heavy rifle fire broke out mm the Culling Tree roed district today while the curfew was still in effect. A wide area was son affected, and, despite the efforts of a large force of mili- tary and police to dislodge the gun- men, the firing continued. Incendiaries this morning destroyed a store in Grosvenor street owned by Mrs. Margaret McCullough, mother of Dennis McCullough, former Sim Fein envoy to the United States, —_—_——— SUMMARY OF $ IAA 00 CHICAGO — That e spirit of law- stil CASPER’S LEADING SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN AND MISSES PRESENT FOR SATURDAY Unequaled Values Mid-Summer Apparel for Women and Misses We are just mentioning a few of the typical Fuchs bargains Beautiful imported Organ- dies, Dotted Swisses, Uncrush- able Linens, Ratines, ete. Regular $15.00 to $18.50 val- ues. Special $11.95 §5 DRESSES 11 100 New Sport Hats, $3.95 Regular $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 Values. While They Last, $3.95 DRESSES Another lot of imported Ginghams and Dotted Swisses—65 in number. fe in their simplicity. Regular $12.00 value. $5.00 Beauti- Gas 95 OMA $ One Lot ENGLISH TWEED he did not ask for troops to quell the rioting here because he “did teh Gen any meee ot IES. Just 14 of Them Left. to $45.00. SHANGHAI — Lives of mission aries in the Catholic Laxarist mis- of wor kdone here within thrée weeks’ time. -Not only has the grandstand been erected, but the electric system is ready for lights to be turned on Thursday night The Yoder elgctric plant, which gets ite current from the government, is owned by Casper men. $18.50 ALL BETTER SILK SUITS Values up GAGE SAILORS, ALL ITALIAN MILANS. Regular $15.00 Values SsS6.50 2S HATTA Reduced to Less Than HALF PRICE We Hold Nothing Over From Season to Season DRESSES = Men’s Fine Dress Discount on Any Panama or Straw Hat We Have All the New Ones. M We're Bombing | Prices | On All Men’s Furnishings, Underwear, Hosiery, Shirts, Neckwear, Puttees, Riding Pants, Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags. 20% Trousers Light, medium or dark colored worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots Ss yf o stare 5 SRNR