Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1922, Page 1

ot.) Che Casper Daily Cribune VOLUME VI CASPER, WYO., WEDNESDAY AUGUST, 30, 1922. RESCUER TRACKMEN’S CLAIMS TO BE DECIDED SOON WING LIKE ATT. SCORES ABOUT MIDDLE * < | | | QF SEPTEMBER) NATIONAL . Hearing Complicated by wor vee 01000100 fates re r » Sy 7 Wh Brooklyn 6€0101011x—10 15 1 New Situations st Batteries—Nehf, Jonnard, V. Barnes, Ryan and Smith; Labor Head Talks Grimes and Miller. ‘ are i ieee CHICAGO, A 30.—(B At Boston (First Game)— R. H. E. Erp AERA ts i ii 000001000—1 8 0 © RA Heated are’ Tcneeed pars Hiern 20000000x-2 8 0) KE Seto : . Hooper, chairman o! e : PS 4 5 , ct . ara vativoad bor Jt 6 ad Batteries—Hubbell and Henline; Miller and Gowdy. oficiales of the New Pree > Contre Ralirosd are cooperating w with ofa o eae fire Grartupent ta nepeed <b peoesine as ‘the At Boston (Second Game)— RH. E River yards, New York City. Heré fire tugs are shown trying to sav a warehouse on the vier. the maintenance of way men on more [Philadelphia . 6 11 than 100 railroads for an increase in|Boston . 7 minimum rates of pay opened, that no decision in the case would be rendgred until all the members of the labor group of board members have re- Batteries—Weinert and Peters; Braxton, Oeschger, Mc- Namara and O’Neiil. 1 3 R. H. E, 1 5 0 turned. Albert Phillips is with his| At Cincinnati— wife who {s ill in California and Wal-|.,. 2 5 ter L. McMentmen is away on a va-| Pittsburgh ° cation. They are expected back about | Cincinnati | Game called s Batteries—Glazner and Schmidt; Rixey, Gillespie and Har- Marquis Wins Sheriff’s Nomination by 29 the middle of September. Before the hearing it was learned that E. F. Grable, president of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance | grave. a Sanorese ‘wast sighely” intel, caged aaedee bates ru E.| . Votes on Official Canvass but Oppo- not attend the morning sessian. J. C. Smock, vice president of the unton, appeared in Mr, Grable's stead. = nent Would See New Count Wane Be aR AE OS A Geo, S. Massee, defeated candidate for the Republican | White Sox next spring,” decl sursuee aes Say auoares a ‘nomination for sheriff on the face of official returns giving | of the Sioux City ( Sg some roads, whether it will be by Sheriff Joe L. Marquis a lead of 29 votes, has filed petition | for recount of the ballots and this will be made tomorrow by | have to abide by it.” the board. The primary election returns of both Republican | and Democratic parties have been cor|piled by the can- | vassing board for Natrona county,, Superintendent of Public Instruction. : which consists of Catherine Dunn, | Mrs. Cyrus Beard_ 2,276 j county clerk; Ward Tubbs and Jack} Katherine Morton 1,441 O | scott. Representative in Congress. the United Brotherhood of Mainten- ance or new organizations, during the present hearing before tte United States railroad labor board In con- nuction with the present dispute over rules and wages, was a new issue brought forward today by Edward Hoal ins, representative of the Ameri- that the White Sox really had MASSEE ASKS RECOUN ELSH SCHEDULED TO REPORT TO | WHITE SOX EARLY NEXT SPRING SIOUX CITY, Aug. 30.—-“Eugene Elsh will report to the “Judge Landis’ decision, is, of course, final, and we will “There is a chance, however, that the minor leagues may | en the case,” declared McKenna. would be inclined to support them, as many ball players feel jhe should not now go to them.” SPORTS MARKETS NUMB ER 275. “HEARING MINE VICTINS 500 FEET OF BI BARRIER MOVE IN SINGLE DA \Fate of Men Trapped in Argonaut Gold | Mine Will Be Known Within Short Time; Supreme Effort Made | JACKSON, Cal., Aug. 30.—One hundred feet of earth | separated the rescue party, working today in the underground depths of the Kennedy mine, from the entrance to the 4,800- foot level in the Argonaut mine where it is believed at least a portion of the men said to number between 43 and 47 who have been entombed in the burning mine since midnight Sun- day are trapped from the Kennedy mine. Over 500 Remarkable headway has been| feet of loose rock hag been cleared made within the past 24 hours in the @way by the rescue party and with work of attempting to cut through) hut 100 feet yet to go it is expected #——— | that the lower level of the Argonaut would be reached some time during |the day or night. Timekeeper George M. Downing and Underground Foreman St. Clair of the Kennedy mino said everything depended on the unknown character of the rock ahead. If hard surfaces are encountered the work of rescuers be deiayed. The old tunnel in which the rescué party is working was “squéezed,” to use the expression of Downing, but the walls had not caved in entirely. The rescuers are working in six. hour shifts, 16 men to a shift, and are cutting through from the 3,600 | foot level of the Kennedy mine. This will tap the 4,800-foot or lowest level of the Argonaut. 4 | “Practically our only hope” sald Downing, “lies in finding ihe men in air pockets in th, ower levels formed | by bulkheading the tut.ances to drifts | to prevent ges fumes from the burn- |ing mine from reaching them. jared Louis McKerna, manager presence of mind to bulkhead them~ selves in they could live for severa\ days and we may yet find them alive.” Conditions at the scene of the Argo- naut disaster appeared much more cheerful as the third day of suspense “In that event, we) second choice on Elsh, and that Railroad employes: Batteries ;, » The democrats, in an interesting|Charies . Winter-_ 2.978 awed, Pa ly baere tors “an Francis, Bri 4 oat and | ace, nominated for sheriff, Perry A-/ Marshall S. Reynolds. 971 It is believed that the fire in the ‘immediate decision or whether his| Schang. | Morris, former police Judge... over | Senator in State Legislature. main shaft of the Argonaut has been organization or that of the mainten- |James Lynch, his nearest competitor. | 15,7) Ieres . fal checked. Gas fumes have ceased te ance of wey should represent that At Cleveland— R. H. E. |Morris polted 300 votes, while Lynch) 795". e err issue from the connecting Muldoon class of employes on the Philadelphia |S¢, Louis 00014000x—x x) x|recelved 273., Arbogast, who was| 7) i ey ein State Legislature. | air shaft and rescue parties have de- and Reading railroad. He claimed os ey 20010000 x—ix «x x/thitd got 265. The other interesting | ra rvin L. Bishop 2 scended this shaft hoping to gain en- that the boesa joes not Geared which Cleveland z |race on the democratic ticket was for 4@rvin ts Bis 3 > trangs to; the: aiain cebeninnet este of the two ‘organizations has the Batteries—Wright, VanGilder and Severeid; Boone, 'county attorney where Embree H. Fos-| 1) 5° DC) Argonaut ‘below .the point -where ‘the right to do so. Mails and O'Neill, L. Sewell. |ter received 442 votes compared with / D7) 4 flames have been raging. 4 : Ject b i 364 for Ogden and 352 for M. W. Pur- 7 ae , . No water is being poured down the Thigy thesaténe) to /sapect; number |C. W. Mapes -- | _ LINCOLN , Neb., Aug. 30.—The state boxing commis-|_‘° “* ! of camplex situations in the present Detroit (Tied in 9th RH. E, |°tll: incumbent. ad aap on oe = , » A main shaft. This has been stopped heartnge But Chairman Ren W. At t ¢ are oy - “| ‘The republican legislative ticket was | Tames C. Nelson s23 S10mer today cancelled the scheduled boxing bout between]; an effort to clear the shaft of Hooper declared that the board in ” 690001000—x x % |close and uncertain Melo the canvass’ George W. K. Posvan, ‘459 | Tommy Gibbons of St..Paul and Andy Schmader of Omaha, | steam which prevents the government previous rules and specifically in this tn ; 100—x x x ling pene oy Seat or 2 ae Cotnty Clerk: set for September 6 at Lincoln. Schmader is said by the com- re 8c aie orkars oaneopen me oxygen Fe id pale meas peat eg! Batteries—Blankenship and Schalk; Dauss and Bassler. [6"p,ic¢ second., H. B. Durham, third, | Alma F. Hawley 605 missioner to have signed to fight Bob Martin in Illinois within | "e!mets: from descending into the thee “ ess tae fap Hurieaiction * Erwin A. Froyd, fourth and S, W.|Frank L. Rile: 218 six days of the Lincoln match, which under Nebraska rules, | oo) 600) hundred feet of dense al disputes such aa the Philadeiphial At Philadelphi R. H. E.| Mapes, firth, James C. Neilson was) Royce Wagner 944|is prohibited. : a “Ap tales toate. ancl hari tcaataceeeles oth labor organiza-|Soston ... 10000 1—6 12 4 next in line, 16 votes in the rear. | Sheriff. svels have been cut away up to the pes ary gy = The complete list of candidates and! J. 1. Marquis 1,009 tions filéd submissions for increase in| Philadelphia 20120 5 91 pe, Seis eisehotiet - sRiatiaktaeea aad 0-foot level to rob the flames of wages applicable to the Philadelphia s ‘i = j : s. = "380} G f and Reading. Batteries—Pennock and Ruel; Heimach, Ogden, Naylor | REPUBLICAN PARTY. ye yoga a | reen Draws Last night a party of workmen de- 3 j A. and Perkins. ended the Muldoon shaft z | United States Senator. M. Bilithorpe z to the See Se nited M. E = | | © s 2,400-foot level and plugged a leak in CZARWORTHY Frank Wheeler Mondell... Le Martin > 102 | With Monroe) 2 aareed 2 leak ia | Governor, |E. W. Elder - - 146 | Argonaut to stop a dra! 00 | Robert D. Care; 3,084 Alf. B. Potts _ = 94) Lak. Seen WINS $ 0 |John W. Hay ----- 1,348 | A Swedish mother lays her child's 3, : | Secretary of State. Agnes M, Clo -2,037 ON MA EL PASO Aug. 30.—Will@ | nead on a book, in order that it iar eT Frank B. Lucas 73 eee va Sim Sia Ai ees Green, Phil Apps ree be quick to learn, and puts coins into . ne _D. aline: = 53 ‘ounty and Prosecuting Attotney. | fought a fast und, draw with |iss tire ci \\_ REARVILLE, Mass., Aug. 30— oO a stias ets ooa| Wm. By Cobb. =f | Frankie. Monroe, Pacific coast, in| schon tah cnmive the sone eat (tee Caarworthy, driven by “Thomas W- State Auditor. -1,703| MARION, Ti, Aug. 30—(By The| Juarez last night Drokserheone erbadie 3) Murphy, wo the Massachusetts $5,- Vices id Gakanes County Assessor. Associated Press)—Attorney General = = 000 purse for 2:12 trott:rs at the , Ir. defteris iLyle E. Jay -2,121/Brundage of Iinols, this afternoon | Grand Circuit. meet ‘here today. Peter NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—Babe Ruth cracked out his 28th |" “~ Belts Urcneaaree, iRoy P. John! -1,219 ‘stated he believed a number of persons! The Brewer (Ray) wa: second, and The Great Rose (McDonald) + third. Best time 2:0544. ~ 544 to he indicted by the special grand | County Surveyor. |jury investigating the Herrin massa °\ Herbert L. Kennedy __ .---3,118|cre would turn states evidence. Twen Clerk of District Court. | ty-two persons were killed in the mine | Hazel Conwell 2,304) War June 21 and 22. Fred EB. Place. -1,174| Addie Kensinger - 601! home run of the season for the New York Yankees today in| the first inning of their game with Washington Seid ete ark enemas cilebom: 3 STRIKERS TO LEAD |Hlmer A. Edwards_ Representative in the State GEBO COAL ON CITY MARKET County Commissioner | } Four-Year Term. George E. St see z07| ’ | Chas. A. Culten ------------____.) 3,007 Joseph Heron Jeffrey 679 | County Commissioner Maurice O. Wick 550 ; ss Two-Year Term. Pete S, Coll ..... 536 ; Barl C. Boyle Catone --------2,893 @arl F. Weymouth : 532 A ° * {Tosa W, Bowmaho =< sth ire we NG ae first Shipment Since Walkout Months : _iustice of the Peace. i 2 Sheriff R ipedinG = Pri s C ft Gi PL f Honor. Amon \ermakers, 683 and 696, the building] Rev. R. J. Minort of Alliance, Neb., E. Tub’ & am an bse ‘ wore S Ago DEAAER AEE BSPel, eee. in- i 7 behalf Sens % i “ nee 7 hep atts Giien Blace.6 B eres Seay utes obnia koe|grtaies Mar aaa aturenet: | DEMOCRATIC tamer ~ |G" ANoet crease Rumor Denied Here William H. Camp! 1,098 T- S. Steea ian County Treasurer. 465 Gil H. Wooten 436, County and Prosecuting 171, Embree H. Foster carriers, 186, at East Tenth street,| who recently has been devoting his | cooks and walters, 842, and electrical| energy in the interests of the rall- | workers, 322, at West Tenth street;|road shop crafts, which are now out! motion picture operators, 426, andjon strike, will be the speaker .at the | painters 370, at East Eleventh street;|Laber day celebration at the fair United States Senator. John B. Kendrick s Governor. William B, Ross George FE. Kindler Frank C, McDowell Host Which Will March Next Monday; Parade Details Are Announced The first shipment of coal mined in the Gebo mines fol- lowing resumption of operations by the miners in this state, available for public consumption. | musicians, 881, and plumbers, 193, at|grounda during the rodeo. | Sees has reached Casper and i . . Mi ey :: 4 1 Secreta: f s be x. * 1, Members of the striking railroad shop crafts will have | West Eleventh street; typographical! ‘Through the efforts of the Casper, tawin P. Pag . Pa 4 eatin = een bhi John L, Biederman, of the Natrona Transfer, Storage and the place of honor in the annual Labor Day parade, which Lelie. rk gy ie ae ped Prer| eee and tater nasembly, as well as . State Au m County Surveyor. Fuel company, states that shipments to his yards should in- has been arranged by a committee from the Casper Trades) 0 ratway carmen, 818, at West |accurea” ty Seapotinseniae eee Sar eee wee 963} Albert | Park .. 932, crease daily now that the mines get back to capacity opera- and Labor Assembly. Practically every class of organized | tweirth street. Those Participating |days.. His speech on Labor day has rary A Touche ee teehee he te. See et: tions, although there is indication of a temporary shortage labor will be represented in the parade} which will commence |n tho parade will be on their reapect-|been arranged by the assembly, but Superintendent of Pablic Tastrnetion ib erey pant AN STN 884 owing to necessity of the mines supplying threshers with am- 0 i ber 4. ive locations at 40:30 sharp. - - he ‘will devote the remainder of his c ¥ 4ok: ; event halting of this work. at 11 o’clock sharp on the morning | Cecilia H. Hendricks .......... 960 ple fuel to pr z City officials, headed by Mayor W. the city hall, where the elty and coun-| |The line of march will be on Cen-|stay in the city, £0 aiding: the shop- Tenctauatatioe ti Ocnacces: De Gs. Mecae Ett There Kaeo Been rumors bere that coal peicesicnc tomenie te i tr ctfictals will gather. he shop|ter street no: court house, east/men. He will address that boty at a! Robert 0. “Rose i 431 County ep 2 = oe Nae pags: Rey PG eee | ratte will asnemble on Center street,|on A street to Wolcott, south on Wol-| meeting at “their headquarters, to'Josenh H. Camp a unty Comnilssioner—Two-Year winter would be as high as $20, but, accrues to Mr will lead the parade, with the railroad |). en ‘Tenth and Eleventh streets.|cott to Midwest avenue, west on Mid- which the is invited and Charlea"’0, RickieAeon 190 | Janek Bs.” Beott ~ nox erman, this is erroneous, present prices being virtually the shopmen leading the organizations.; Barbers, 726, and carpenters, 1864,| west avenue to railway park, where|assist the men in whatever way pos Senator in State Legislature. } Dice aes: * same as last year and with no indication of coal prices being j She_start of the parade -will be trom | will gather on Hast Ninth street, boll the parade will disband, i sible, John Juntug Giblin -s.sesseseve STL] LEW M. Gay -eseesecseeeeesse+ 04,032, any higher this winter. 3 ee — “If the men had the strength and/ b| \ i al eel ee =