Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1922, Page 1

FINAL ‘EDITION VOLUME VII. x Che Casper Daily Tribune TWO ahil EOL Osa; TV MIS WONici: OF ERIN WIRE PROTESTS: 0 TMG MATION ——— “WW EXECUTIONS q President Harding Sent. Messages Carried to. France to Escape ihe| British Censorship. PARIS, Dec. 21.—(By The Associated Press.)\—An appeal signed by several prominent wo- men of Ireland was cabled from France to President Harding today protesting against “the executions of prisoners of war” in |* Ireland. “Such executions,” the messege de- clared, “are unparalelled in history, viohiting all the rules of international warfare. Eleven thousand prisoners, men and women afe now at the mercy of the Free States government. Will America stand for this while tndig- nant at Turkish atrocities?” ‘The message was signed by Marg- “ Love Leads to | eae F es Bnd the costs assessed aga/nst aret Pearse, mother of Patrick H. Pearse, chosen ag vi*st president of the Irish republic and executed by the British after the rebcilion-in 1916; Aine Ceannt, widdw of Commandant Death solved the problefn of Bite donerier ng horindig i teoriee'r! ent from poison she bad of broken love for Mrs. Lorraine Porter, 1} Taken: pearance... She was fuimd dying tn ber A note khe hn to hits blames | Eamon Ceannt, who lost his life in th 2916 rebellion; Miss Mary MaoStvin sister of the late Mayor MacSwiney of Cork, Victi:n of A huniger strike and Mrs. ‘Mary Mellowes, mother of. Lian Mellowng, one of the leaders exezuted by the Free State military court re cently a@ a measure of reprisal. One of the women came to France from Ireland to send the ‘cable mes- sage and avold the censorship, fists 2 aii £ LATE SPORTS NEW YORKM, Dec. 21.—William Muldoon, chairman of the New York state athletic commission an- nounced today that Johnny Kilbane and Eugene Criqui weuld not meet here in a featherweight champton- ship bout, while he was head of the body governing boxing. “We gave Kilbane every oppor tunity to fight and not pose and he ignored our warnings,” he psd. \ Mr. Mudoon announced also that Jess Willard, former world's heavy- weight champion would not be per- mitted to box in New York under the juridiction of the present com- mission. The age limit, under the rules of the boxing board, made Willard ‘ineligibie for a license, it vas sald. ST. PAUL, ae Dee, 21.—Tom- my Gibbons, who ‘recently pce vere Billy Miske in 10 rounds, has received an offer from 2 New York promoter for a match with Jack Dempsey, it -be- | camc known here today Gibbons was asked to state the terms he woujd ask, BANDIT Le Rerthon. Tho sro a tutimated -he had promised regs marry ~— since A eae ope young woman was txlom to a hospital died. 'The police are onan Le Bertlton, believed to be in St. Louis or! sas City. GONFERENCE ON ARMS IS URGED Senator Borah Would Include Financial) and Economic Questions in Program tor Proposed Meeting of Powers 4 WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—A conference of world powers to! consider economic questions, to be called by President Harding, for discussion of possible agreements to establish more stable finan- cial arti business conditions and also to bring about a reduction in land and sea arrhaments was ‘proposed by Senator Borah, repub- lican, Idaho, in an amendment offered today to the pending naval! appropriation bill. Se WASHINGTON, ‘Dec. avy appropriations bill house provision requesting the presi: dent: to cail another naval disarma- mont conference ‘to limit construction of vessels under 10,000 tons. was re- ported today to the’senate. Ree Frank H, Gooinan is a businsss caller for a few days from Stiinta 3 ——~ |the Sunday schools of greater Casper ; will meet jn a joint Christmas pro- gram in the spacious gymnasium of the First. Baptist church, Fifth ant the > ; the Sunday Boech, First The Sunday school “of Baptist _ church, chapel wi!] join te make this one of the biggest and bot celebrations of = 'THREE BAPTIST SUNDAY, ‘SCHOOLS TO ENJOY BIG ‘CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION Saturday evening at 7:30 three of} ami delighted. with thestpiai-iC' 7. See delighted with the trip. the Sunday school of the Evansville; CASPER, WYO., 1HURSUVAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922. SPORTS | _ [MARKETS a FLYERS it Land Suit Based on Ancient Locations in Salt Creek Lost |Claims of ‘Taman M. Héditicn to Title in| Mountain & Gulf Holdings Thrown Out of Court at Cheyenne CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 21 21.—(Special to The Tribune.) —A | decision today by Judge T. B. Kennedy of the federal court, for | Wyoming in the case of James M. Hodgson versus the Mountain and Gulf Oil company and the Federal Oil and Development com- | pany blasts the hopes for recognition in this court of the claims | of persons predicating alleged title to Wyommg oil lands worth | scores of millions of dollars an an cient locations made under the old| placer mining law. | of Hodgson to one-eighth interest in } HEARING EN the southeast quarter of section 13-40: | | 78, Salt Creek field, which ts Dased on WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Hearing @m ancient placer filing made by | George McManus, {s too stale to be on the Keller charges against Attor- ney General Daugherty wore ciosed| |arenrdea recognition in a court of today by the house judiclaty commit: | ltee which 1s expected to report to the| Prt land in which he asserted an |touse after the Christmas holidays. one-eighth title is said to be worth | —— | Several million dollars for its oll, con- { tent. |. Numerous other sults for title to oll Hands in Wyoming running into the millions m value, all bdsed on ancient , Placer locations, are i are pending. lemest is entered against Hodg- Gondtt Infant Is Laid at Rest.Today | At.10:80 this , mibrning & quiet, sim- |pe Uttle service was held et the | grave of the baby of Mr. ‘and Mrs. (Ernest Gondtt of 402 West Firat | street. The Rev. ©. M. ‘Thompson |Jr. of tho I'irst Baptist church was iF jin charge of the service, bf the TO CHEYENNEIN. HOT Casper .Pilot Negotiates Round Bia Without Incident, He Says. | Bob Cachrane, Casper aviator who | Tuesday afternoon piloted Mra. J. P. | Airhart of 1413 Box Elder ‘street to might | Cheyenne im order that she Cochrane was forced to buck a hart wind on h's return and reached Glen- reck Wednesday after two and onc-| half hours of flying, Heeause he was running low on oll he decided to Innd and remain over night, He stayed at the ranch of J, HE, Engleking, who received his firat ride in @ place when he accompanied Cochrane to Casper | calm down, lenis morning, He expressed himself |'Montacna declared the journed am!4. confusion, charging Venizslog with being re- sponsible for the Turco-Greek war and its consequences, The volces of the two delegates rose to a high pitch, both speaking at the same time and refusing to heed the pleadings of the president that they In view of this Signor session ad- schoo! of tha West ide ‘chapol and! A K ) [ GA i is FOUND DEAD amy; Placer — « SHARE) BODIES in Court OF COLONEL AND “LIEUTENANT ARE FOUND IN SOUTH Discovery Today Holds Mute Story of Tragedy in. Which Prominent Flyers Met Death. | Ti |. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 21 , The charred bodies of the miss- | ing aviators, Col. Francis C. Mar- | shall and Lieut. Charles Webber. Faravus iviovie Star eo Ill ] Wallace Reta, wall- film star, who 1s In a sanitarlum near 10s eles—fighting to “come back.” He ‘voluntarily quit the use of mor. have been found on the Pablo and whisky-—the shock to his nervous system forced him to bed. He | [dj ’ bor 7 shown is shown above with his baby and his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Davenport eld. ndian reservation © about 75 miles west of Tucson, Ariz, the Southern Pacific railroad offices here were advised this afternoon tn dia- patches from Tucson fe A cowboy, the advicis stated, came @/ Upon the bodies near \rhat ts known Wns sald fo he dirceted westward to- day with Los Angeles the objective point as a result of eppeals to. tho finder arrest in connection wiih the dock svorkers’ situation at San Podro, .secording to the Defens» as Indian Oasis. The bodies lay tq the wreckage of the fiyers’ airplane, jabell and Lieut, W ebber were killed lwhen they crashed to earth, or burned to death afterward. CHICAGO, Dec. 21.—Another | martne transport workers, It Ss | The message to the Southern Pa- moveanent of footloose I. W. W, | Pleaned to fill the jalle where al- |cifio sald: ready 140 I. W. W. are nald to be | “Some cowboy found those two ayi- jators near Indian Oasis. Both appar. ently were burned to death. About }78 miles south of Tucson ‘on Papalo ROM WH FUBHT Soc AND GREEK ENVOYS SESSION IS ADJOURNED Liberty of Hinlavadtay Becomes Bone if Flyi | . Contention in Conference Held to wi Steel Discuss Minorities’ Rights LAUSANNE, Dec. 21._(By The Assocjated Press.)—A wordy I, W.. W. -headquertem from the | News Service. saa he jon. No Fattroda there. Tete jon & wagon track, Suppose airplane fell on ground and ,avia(ors burned to death." NOGALES, Ariz, Dec 21,—Co‘onel A. J. MoNab, commanding operations a Jout of Nogales in the search for Col- Gj onel Francis Marsiall and Lteuten- ang C, L. Webber, had not received any word of the discovery of the avi- ators bodies at 2:20 o'clock this after- noon. Searching airplanes landed several times at Indian Oasis, near where the bedies are reported to have been found, Col. McNab said. The avi- ators received information that an airplane had been seen in the district but believed they had-traced it farth- er south by later reports. It was a result of the tracing of this plane that the search was carried into Mexicoy Costs Worker Sight In Eye |reach the bedside of her daughter at Py i C Col, McNab stated, Laramie in the shortest possible time, yh € * . alent reached Casver thin morning on his fu acs Venizel ae oe Me end Riza Nur| “jay Cox suffered the lone tt ils EN Vani GLIA) bees ae return after spending the night near | DEVe ‘url nationalist legate, cause ignor Miontaona, Presi-| left eye yesterday when a plece of |woppor, father of Lieut. Charl Glenrock. Mrs, Airhart, he sa'd, with: dent of the Near Eact Peace commission on minorities to abruptly | steel struck it whilo he was doing | Wepper, missing army flyer, an- stood the lightning trip to Cheyenne} 04 ap: f th work at the Chicago Bridge amt | nounced today he had telegraphed to without the least shock to her ner-, en is morning's session of the commission, iron Works, where he is employed. Col. B. Winans. in command of yous system. She ts now with her) The dispute was over the question of liberty of emigration. The injury was so severe and so | Port Huachuca, Ariz, asking that [rious Geraldine, who waa tuken| yf. Venizelon bitterly attacked the| | complete that it was Impossible tu | thorough search be made for the miss seriously {1 with pneumonia) while! Angora government and protested - | mave It, ing aviators tn the vicinity of Silver od the Prep school at Tara-| against the alleged deportation of} rere Bell, Ariz, on the alr course from San | Greeks by the thousand from Ana- | Diego to ‘Tucson, Ho believes the se Ntchoagh the trip to Cheyenne was | tolia. Us F| = aviators7may have Innded between made in one hour and forty minutes.,| risa Nur replied in the same voice Estretia and Silver Boll. Webber also dec’ared he would give up Marshal! |[ritory between Bstrella and Silver | 5 | Bell, and tn the Bilver Bell nelghbor- of the Shaffer-Gay | hood, had been thoroughy combed for the missing flyers. Homer Shaffer company broke his right arm at 4:20 Wednesday afternoon at the com-} rhe search by the army officta's pany'’s chapel when he slipped and] hay been admirable,” Mr. Webber de- are |fell against a door jam. clared, “but we must not give {t up SF, Mr, Shaffer was reported resting|now, I believe there is a possibility New Proprietox Assumes' comtortaviy this afternoon at his/that a thorough search around. Silver } | home on South Park street, Charge Today of Pop- ular Casper Store. {Boll will result in something definite.” | Oscar J, Whitlock owner of the) PHOTOGRAPHED the whole holiday season, | ‘The usual program will be given. | | Superintendent 8, 8, Comba of the DENVER, Colo., Dec. 21.—Photographs of the finger prints found or the bloody shotgun dropped by the masked bandits Mon- , day in making their escape following the shooting and killing of | Charles T. Linton, federal reserve were fcrwarded today to Chief of Police Alderson of Vancouved: | Firat Baptist Sunday. school hae ap- |the detaila of the evening, Alrend: |the folks fronr Hvansville are: plan ning én coming ‘in large numb a guard and the theft of $260, the “merry making, . This evening's gettogether is but the begining of closer feliowship between these vart- B. C., following receipt of a request for the-photographs, believing ! ous. poaies, the Denver bandits to be the ones who perpetrated a $73,000 robbery thert, At the same"time photographic coptes of the prints found on an abandoned automobile belleved to have been lett} at a vantage point by the bandits were sent to Chief Alderson. Similar copies were sent to the Bertillion <e- partments of practically every. laiwe! eastern, western and southern clty of the country as wall_as to the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan., in _an effort to secure thelr {déntification, Records of thé lecal police Bertiilion department fall to identify the mes, SEL SSIs ae Cotton NEW YORK, Dee,, 1.—Spot cotton | quiet; middjng 26 | DOUBLE MYSTERY IS SOLVED BY NAME ON DEAD BAR'S JACKET CHIPPEWA FALLS, eS eee Deo, Several weeks ago Ds Long left $1—The name of “Nordman Broth: | his wife and nine children, driving axe Miskweod View” -c but a san away with his automobile, ‘The : as | family inter. ved a letter from | fount on a dead man in Everett, | jim asking that She BRA | Wash,, spparer has solved u | return transpor' Elmwooill double mystery, the suicde of a man | Wis. This was ‘graphed te Dé grag the name ef John > , at } Leng. but ne reply Was. received | Bverett, Wash., and the | and fnua‘ly word came that a man { disappearance of William De Long | giving the name of John Nelson had } ef Duan cour ed guivide at Everett, ¥ | pointed m strong committee to hand'e| TRAPPED, SAID DENVER, Cole., Dec. asst, Ree | chine guna left Denver at 3 o'clock this afternoon for Greeley, in| re to summuns from Sheriff Hall who stated that he had a gang believed to be the robbers of the federal reservo truck sur- graze of the Wigwam business lo- loated in the O-8 building which has |heon under the management of Ic, W. | tee for the last two years, The new | proprietor ja now in charge of tha] | place which enjoys a wide patronage | from the Casper publlo, Mr, Whitlock will continue’ the | baked goods nnd grocery department |e | WASHINGTON, Dec, 21.—Civil or criminal suits, one oe both and the lunchesn and fountain serv. | iba aie mancheon and founta\™ wery, | against the United States Harness company of Ranson, W. 5 saa oione! i emerows Impyovements inthe sery.|be reedy for institution by the government within 30 days, shet guns were sent by Chief ee Police Williams in response to = call for help from the Greeley sharif, Greeley js about 69 miles morth of Denver, LOST VESSEL REACHES BAY SANDUSKY, Ohio, Deo. -21—The little steamer Tourist, |apprehesion wes felt when she to reach ‘Put-in-Bay, 20 miler NAW YORK, Dec taost sensational price mevements of the New York stock exchange in for whieh some Se ‘se close and @ heap high | shars cyer env tee =] HOURS ON REPORTS OF SMACKOVER OIL INTEREST —One of tha | at midnight last night. was to | company wh 60 ated early tellay a mile off Put-in-| pointe in less than three he=-< The passengers and crew otal * sg ae £83 four points above, joe to patrons of the eatablishment, | le: °. 7 + * | rounded in @ ranch house and that they were beating off persons |1°¢ t° eee ne anata Henry T. Anderson, of Richmond, Va., a special assistant to the sent to arrest them with shot guns, for the, immediate future. attorney general testified today before the house judiciary com- ‘The armored police riot car and Se mittee, ith detectives [automobiles filed = w! | Mr, Anderson also stated that the carrying machine guns and sawed off | government would bring suit against the Bridgeport Brass company of Bridgeport, Conn., unless there was an agreement for settlement of the was claim of the government againat that company at a conference te be held next month. record for the yoar, the stock ad. ; perts were circulated }"yancea “in successive wiles of 109 | clak district that C. Frank Reaves, another “spectal shares to 26S, 275, 280, 283, 299, 904, | rise waa in specula to the oy general, told }. 808,’ 3 820 ef the announcement by mitt t action civil or Less than 16,000 shares ef the | pan y nal or both 1 would be start. stock are outstanding, the remair no} against t mas, Roberts and Ger na ving veer. d into the | over pany ia, whieh pur: ateck of the Pan n Petro ti government | leum énd Transpert company, R or | a AL | aceeeeomned a hele rere ow