Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1923, Page 1

Weather Forecast ‘Wyoming: Generally fatr and slight- ly warmer tonight except probably showers in extreme northwest por- tion. Tuesday parily cloudy. FINAL — EDITION -, VOLUME VII. : CASPER, WYO., MONDAY, JULY 16, 1923. NUMBER 238. STATE LEGISLATURE [S CONVE WANTED rom SHoSrin’ (MmlseMe) /Tardine Takes Auto SENS Kl _ WHITE STILL MISSING:=" "22"; To Alaska Interior's bulhtl fh Batieries—Ka 010 010 101—4 2 fmann and O'Far- rell; Scott and Snyder. 7 Steven Smith Junk Dealer In the Hospital With Wound as|, |. —— Ninety Mule Trip Over Richardson Trail.O . STATE FARMERS , q f | Ae New York (Second Game) R. HE. o t of F b ks t . Search Is Made for J. H. Whitney, Alleged to Have [Cheney os at Oot Ob Te (oe Ss ee Now iorie te M0 eS replace Strenuous 322-Mile Ride at End of Railroad; AS SOLONS MEET Shot as Result of Quarrel Over Automobile Bentley and Gowd President Drives Rail Spike | = FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 16.—(By The Associated Press).—Having reached the bi c northern end of steel rail transportation, President Harding proposed today to go further Mistake of Engrossing into the interior of Alaska by automobile. A bout the time people in New York and Wash- Clerk to Be Corrected |At Brooklyn— The combined efforts of the police and county officials are being centered today on |Pittsburgh ___ @ search for J. H. Whitney, negro, charged with shooting Steven Smith, 43 years of age at panes oa 1082 North Washington street at 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon. The victim of the shooting exten 5-5 Mondows, A . = Aa af K 1 Schmidt; is a white man. He is now at the Casper Private hospital in a critical condition. The bul-|r. let penetrated the upper left arm, the left chest and diaphram, lodging in the muscles of| Ue cee | ington are having dinner tonight and those in the midwest are quitting work for the day, es the back. It was fired from a 45 calibre gua. | At Philadelphia— R. ug, President and Mrs. Harding and a portion of their party will start from here on an auto-| In Brief Session Now The shooting of Smith is said to St. Louis __ 3 23 levers 170 021002—13 23 1| Mobile trip of ninety miles over Richardson trail to McCarty on the Tenana river. The ride have been the result of a quarrel over Philadelphia ___102 000 103— 7 19 1| Will take five hours. It was original-) river steamer and steam to Nenana,| got dark as the days here | Being Held at Ca ital an automobile. Although the negro’s) Batteries — Haines and Ainsmith,|!y planned that the presidential party| where Thursday night they will] 4, Se | € d 1) . side of the question has not been} McCordy; Glazner, Head and Heniline,| Should go over the trail 322 miles to| board a train for a 24 hour trip back | ~ dl | - — heard since he is not to be found it | a A Chitina and there take the Copper|over the government railroad to The president while here visited | | seems from the testimony given by | River and Northwestern railroad to| Seward. Secretary Wallace and Chief| the Alaska Agriculture college and] CHEYE Wyo., July BE. Holloway, partner to the wounded AMERICAN LEAGUE. the port of Cordova but the trip was] Greeley, however, will take the entire] School of mines, the farthest north —The Wyoming legisla- man, that Whitney still owed Smith t At Cleveland: Ist game—' R.H.E.| abandoned as possibly too strenuous, | trail trip. The presidential party ar-| College in the world, which graduated | tyre convened in extraordi for a Studebaker car he had pur- New York -000 000 006—0 6 2| much to the regret of Mrs. Harding,| rived here last night—last night in first student Jast June. Before he| ary soccion thi ara ordin= chased from him, Smith had sold the RE Cleveland _ 001 201 11x—6 12 0) who has been urging it. point of time) only, though, for al-| arrived nt Fairbanks the president | 17) 7 18 morning to car to the negro a few weeks ago Batteries — Shawkey, My and| As now planned, the party (on| though it was after nine o'clock, the| drove the golden spike signitying|&@mend the state farm loan act with the understanding it was to be Hofmann; Coveleskie and O'Neill. | reaching McCarty will go aboard alsun still was shining and it never | completion the government rail-}in such a way as to reduce the Bee Sere to ey vadtheea) paid Second \ Race IaRTiaers Tales nelats anaceen| [MES eae eee he purchase price had been pa’ ° r Second game— EL) Da June. In a brief address, | ce ine tnpea thei aicecnene Fj in Pray at the time of the affair Co-operation of All Stores to ‘Assure Elab- New York 100 4*° —- eI B N B K the president said he was ibappy thus} loans to individuals from $5,000 ¢ yesterday, . ice | ercenars 100 08 see « L Be HOnopy acitTaon men tary sum neer-| to) $20,000, ‘These ;akisndrienty we that Whitney came to the | _ Batteries—Bush and Bien; h; ing work and paid high tribute to} passed at the regu session last nt enid that Whtiney came to the] orate Showing for Visitors and Smith, Shaute and Myatt, I DROPPED ip edie mati viloan hiaa|peentaddad | enitcwnne ote ee oe nd that he and Smith engaged in an TAT iet/ot Valdes: en add ¢ sause a clerk had failed to In anument. ‘The negro went away and Casper People ‘Alike At St. Louls— na a E GH F to the president's southward itiner-| clude them in the enrolled ‘act Erith without. further. provocation. St. Louis Sinise seas Tes > are THANG raise clita) natoual|Simnatire, | Smith without further provocation. | St. Louis 010 1%* eee_e 6 6 | on .¢ ational a ly obtained the gun from ef i i s ha | i i Batteries — Piercy y; .| CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 16. —)country. Carbon black, or lamp black, | C4pital’s famous organization of cor This is the second special session he Bora sites he lives only a few! ¢, Dov ous shopping scape. = tie: advice being offered Wright and Bevereia. a ta ad Formal withdrawal of the Midland |as it also is called, iw one of the com-| respondents, held the farthest north) in Wyoming's hi The only blocks from the yards. © out-of-town visitors who will be in the city for the Casper Carbon company the Oncidenta! ON |ponent parts of automobile ti meeting in its history last midnight] other one was in. 1920, when it way Hallaway was given a revolver by Rodeo, August 1 to 5 inclusive. At Chicago— RHLE,|*"¢ Gas company and the Wyoming |printing inks and various other ne-| here in the land of the midnight sun,| found necessary to ratify the federal another colored man who stood near Never before have the merchants co-operated so whole-| philadelphia __...000 020 ore—4 .. Dehydrating company from this state|cessities. ‘The process of making it| 150 miles from os Arctic circle.| women’s suffrage amendment fh 4 Halloway firea sev-| heartedly in offering to the public the best in merchandise | Chicago “010 002 and the consequent ending of the long | was prohibited in a law passed by the| Bight members of the organization) order to permit the women of the ee ence tt ho was at/ at h i i ill bi i j Bate a --010 002 OOO—3 7 Liticnt to legalize the manufacture of |1919 legislature; ever since then the| from the American correspondents,| country to vote in the presidential eral shots at the neat? 0 Near at such attractive prices as wi e on display for the five- fe rca rar a and = Peritins;| carbon black in Wyoming was an-|three concerns have been waging a| accompanying President Harding on| election of that year that time fleeing. They no’ day celebration here. Brilliant street] Purchase what he or she wants with enship and Schalk, nounced in papera filed with the sec-|bitter campaign to secure the modi-| his Alaskan trip gathered at the| 9 sy anticipated saat thie one will their mark. " and window decorations promise to| the greatest saving for the pocket- rae retary of state today, fication or repeal the law. The pro-| Tenana club with Scott C. Bone, for-| inst about three dane and thoy Wee The police and the sheriff's offic?) aad to the appeal of the occasion. | POOKR. At Detroit— R.HLE,|_ ‘The battle has been one of the chiet | hibition was on the grounds that the| mer Washington newspaper man and| ("About three days and that eth were notified of the incident at once} ya ions are that the visitors|.,7%¢, Week July 30 to August 4/ Washington -....000 030 00°—* * *| nones of contention in the past three | process wasted 95 per cent of the nat-| now. governor of Alaska. ‘The moet:| {), lation will be taken and they gathered all their available) | 1iGleattons | Pee eosin utate| SBould pass down in history as the| Detroit —__ -010 100 00%—* * */sessions of the legistavare and has|ural gas used and that the Wyoming | ing was thus participated In by near |e ator Ww forces. for the search. It continued e sized crowd from nearby | STeatest shopping. week ever staged| Batteries—Zachary and Ruel; Dauss|nrousea the interest of business men |tields were being depleted by means | ly one-fifth of the club's membership Aa Ade asks Ross ap- til @ark at which time it was heard|2nd @ good sized crowd from nearby | ij “Wyoming. and Bassler. Tadeinare utkronwmout.thelor 1 a dee Zs red before the Wyoming legisla vei Gark at Tad been seen by nome-| sates. The Casper Rodeo has been and uw e late this afternoon to deliver his advertised as no oth one near Evaneville. Further search Casper event, special session message it was an - 7 has’ ever, been. They highways in “4 ticipated that he would ask for an aia not result in locating the mano \iiNction are’ fmunting Pere appropriation which would permit however. , mants and posters and, every town this state to contest Nebraska's : Smith has a mother in Chi cawolin the state has been Mberally sup: claims to the waters of the North who has been notified of the shooting.| 51404 with literature. The advertising Platte river. ' He has no relatives here car, which has been east for the It was conc that the appropri- last six weeks, is returning tomorrow > ation would be voted without oppost Man Killed By after having covered the territory be- : nue Uy tween here and Chicago thoroughly. United States Senators F nels EB. | | Warren and John B. Kendrick also British Hopes to ‘Assume Leadership In Negotiations for Set-| tlement Given Blow In Reiteration by French Pre- In the remaining time between now Belgrade Blast ria ne cvenine of tne Rodeo. will be used for further boosting throughout Wyoming | The merchandise to be offered at Record Time Made in Air | were scheduled to speak this after. | noon. The special session got u' pend er way g disposi- 18 Arapahoe Bucks Coming }\:°""°3.7"" BELGRADE, July 16—A number} of persons are reported to have been| 7 haniaiae, (0. 0 ssa . agli’ pret Abate filed "and. others injured and. con-| special prices here during the five day ight mier of Attitude Toward Germany Sens ote guiestin of wat ety siderable damage caused to biuld- ‘sae ® Fil he S h}| d ould preside over the senate, Cr hensive and elaborate should pr {ngs through the explosion yesterday #00G8. Comprehensive and elaborate) Ug: out pe ' To the Rodeo} 238 eae of a large depot of artillery ammuni-| 1) ©? ort that Casper is the shopping SENLIS, France, July 16.—(By The Assotiated Press) .—In this little town, the point terim, finally was seated. Shortly ENE SC A asd then center of Wyoming and the whole A race with death was under. | Nearest Paris held by the Germans in their attempt to reach the capital, Premier Poincar | a E after noon Senator Lee introduced ta i ep oe ari eareay ‘ae to| northern Rocky mountain region. paen yesterday morning when | ave yesterday what is considered his preliminary answer to Great Britain’s reparations | ampbell Christian, president of | amended state farm toan act ei ‘s epee Somunation } Bargains will be offered in apparel, Fore praca of the L. and L. | attitude enunciated last week in both houses of parliament. His real answer, of course, will SORN OE ROOK SBBIRIREEN ot DIN, | eer © OF PTE. (am) TUR) ONO La” jgcvamias 2 | household furnishings, and the ma-| )\¥! ‘ompany made a three. | elved a letter from | issuing the « a HG hee! hour Might to Denver with be in reply to the note that Great Britain will propose as a joint allied reply to Germany. a aes -_ : ’ } lonry Lee Tyler, Ara baie A seer tor or the| Neill, Denver pusiness man, as a France, he asserted, stands unalterably for the complete execution of the treaty of| '\°"" ae aa ske ae R ; [HERDS ven Universal Sppee passenger. Mr. Neill had be Y [\Vermnilles and the : » was made to J, Ramsay MacDonald, mons today that he would communt-| #!¥ the names of the Arapahoes fty shopper. The advertising 4 been in reailles and the full payment by c on hand for the Ro: thrifty sl pone: eels ad formed by wire that his wife was |Germany of 132,000,000,000 gold] the leader of the labor opposition, in| returned to Downing street early to-| hegectaaryarpi gah Nae columns of The Tribun les cc’ that| 4¥ing and he sought to get to her |marks, the sum fixed at the London| FePly to the latter's question day to resume the task of drafting 3 pela 1m veda al nouncements of these sales so that) basis in the quickest ‘time ree rin, Bu de, 8 Lon! lias reply tquthe; latesinGecmany offer od entertainers and dancers and the visitor will be enabled at a glance) {108 conference. France, he added, oD-| paimicss HOPES | van met a0 sure that the mituation | S8¥eFal good riders, They have been | | to know just where he will be able to poses the appointment of an inter-| BRITIS ~ wae) ee ene wena ton| at Frontier Days and other wild The plane hopped off at the field |natiomal finance committee to recon- IN SETBACK. laevis EGataBay taaiatate t celebrations and know what a here at 9 o'clock, stopping in Chey- |sider Germany's debt and supplant} LONDON, July 16—(By The Asso-| © “7 SBRiies 00) iy ssactad the public want in the way of DENV Colo., July 16. — Pye Chamber Member enne to take on gasoline and water, |the reparations committee. ciated Press.)—British hopes of as: Tern etait ew Tenec ae: 2. amusement lioeeininds circlemt Gn ithe: the lene mast persons were injured — one possitty and reaching Denver shortly before o’ more concessions will be made| suming the allled leadership in the| Mcial circles, Is that the least sald | Arapahoe bucks, who wil! be | fatally—in five automobile accidents CHICAGO, July 16.—Twenty two ap cee he Sy 0 P = France, was the gist of his ad. | masetiestons fot a reparati settle] segue sneeainears a a a ; ee on hand with their wives, include |{n and ne r Sunday were ic ts re- | and reached here a o'clock. | dress. ment with Germany are considerec e sh is indicatec Dit anry Laaliielact se Calf ce ee turned by the feabral bans here Warned to Return When Leferink flew over Casper he —- here to have had a serious setback | Proceed with the work of drafting the| Grishin rity as If ae ® sm a panes rPsials be 4 tocay, charged with conspiracy to entertained the people on the | FRENCH STATEMENT | during the week end because of the| note to be submitted to the allies and) Craw Chief, Quiver, Mauri See slats with anotwace came ‘, transport 1,000 cases of whiskey from Ballots Tuesday | streets by circling over the city in | Is REITERATION. | speech which Premier Poincare of| the United es just as if M. Poin-| piume, George Shakespea: he Ah gt fs iden Junnticn ane “| the Old Grand Dad distillery at Louis- low swoops. PARIS, July 16—(By The Asno-| France delivered at Senlis Sunday.| care had not spoken his mind rd! tinus W. Antelope, Strikes on " night ville, Ky., in September, 1920. In commenting on his trip yea: | ciated Press.)—Premier Poincare's| Nevertheless the British officials who Curzon, the foreign se ary, arrived! Rex Amos, Peter L. Brown, terday Pilot Leferink remarked | Gddteas at Senile veuterdey was val i® Fecelved will be exactly the samo] at the foreign office « today an@| ypiyme. An ‘oO - _ Es rson White, Nick Bailots for the nomination of dl-| that the important feature con- | mere reiteration of the French gov-| ®® that obtaining since last January | Sin oeebensy Graft of the document! Quiver, Harry Armstrong and Bus rectors to the Casper Chamber of| nected with it was to be found in | ernment’s policy and was not intend-|- Come cam nicitee bebmas ah he ‘ " | ter Crispin |Commerce must be returned filled out| the fact that a business man may | ed as a reply to the recent reparation} U-S. TO RECEIVE weer The Indians will leave Arapahoe ; to the chamber headquarters not lat-| make such a trip in a few hours BRITISH DRAFT, The French premier’s announce pec! ” inister Baldwin of Ju and be { Caspe July 30 er than 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.| and on very short notice. spec), oY Vane enero Delewin LONDON, July 16.—(By The Asso-| ment has left the British und An Camere: FUby. £90, | Great Britain, it explained in unted| the day preceeding the opening o! The ballots will be counted masedey Gots Britain.) tt was explained ciated Press Prime Minister Bald-| in their efforts to make proposals! the Rode & the opening of night, and es ‘final results for the! sennice TENSION GROWING | tire address, with the exception of |Win @nnounced in the House of Com-| which will be acceptable to the allles ~ hocayataait yhiaaen jiad SYDNEY, N. 8,, July 16.— The ten-| few paragraphs, was written before GRAIN EXPOE mails a few days later. | IGURES, ple LA sal, jsion in the steel and coal strike area| the British premier spoke, it was) | nce fae * oT A CNET was increased to@ay when the author- | Stated | es ee va UNDER ARREST SHOE MANUFACTURER DEAD | ities revealed that a rail had been re.|. It is considered in official circles, 9 J §.—Figure | made public today by tt NEW YORK, July 16.—Addison G./moved on the Sydney and Loulsburg|it was added, that the situation be-| Machete ahaw thas tot ote a he Hanan, vice-president of the Hanan |rafiway shortly before the passage of| tween Great Britain and France up lBeeeces la ether tho on and Son Shoe company and was one/an express and that a boy had been| to the time the promised British note! i. te Dae cone, met eer of the most widely known yatch men |arrested while jamming with th week befor / L s iteh hj cate to the United States for its 1 : e oO! N . A sso- Desertion ™ rom.” Other iit the countcy,: clea’ edoasnty ine bia'ls Sisco cf ine etc died ore Go eae | ee ttlce tine aeert ee the tenia: he fart $00. belie’ een JH ad f Medical Asso Port Chester after|tampering was discovered in time to! was preparing to the German repara 9 Wer o0e). sate ean vagattnt. i bee ciation Say 5 Volstead Vessels Is Charged at | «heart Dee, Ee wee arses wali 63,000 against 41,¢ nt an accident tion no’ Mr. Baldwin's statement Southampton. ° ee a oe ee ete ee | Clause Is Megal. sxnuess, ee 1 WO Dead in Colorado Flood; 22:22: etc ae gantic and Homeric, londay and will be served as soon S et for Dokeville, 5 fol m4 in police court today on charges of of Cokeville, on charges of vio Yel | ertt Fireman Courtney, alleged to have as the defendants are located. ment of the A medteat deserted the Aquitania, proved he had Kinney, Roberts and Olson, It Is pommions poral a ] never been on the ship and the case alleged, were implicated in the | me Villiat len F against him wae withdrawn with the YVER, Colo., Juty 16.—Two per-|Cripple Creek canon, and caught the, ternoon over the Northwestern. The} transportation of allowance of one guinea for costs. urred yes-| 17-year-eld Montpe Nathall Jones, President -of the A Medicai ler, Idaho Association } t Medic ® drowned, five others nar-|automobilé in which she and her, hus-] Washout and landslide c eed | ‘Two other cases were taken as tests.|rowly escaped drowning, highways| hand and the - ere rid.| ‘e'day and it was reported this after-| from Montpelier to Bear Lake, nary hearty { The prosecuting solicitor anid that the|were damaged, many motorists wero |jng. , ¥® Children were rid-) noon that it would take at least all) Utah, amd thence to tho Kinney jefe , ee SUG AS AD proceedings were not instituted to|marooned, sections of railr track . - day to reair the damage. ranch near Cokeville, where, It is Dest . sting att Z ambarrass the United States lines|were washed out and other dama Fat Burlington train No. 29 from Den-| Charged, whe was ansaulted and fir ; : ute the fc trona “ ; but with a view to vindicating the|was done in central Colorado yester. A landslide washout 100 miles] ver was four hours late this morning| #everely Injured. July Fourth was 5 hate a ; ’ rights of British ahipping companies|day by cloudbursts that swelled the| west of Casper in the Wind River|as the result of Welay from washouts| the date of the alleged crime. erin i to maintain discipline abotard their|streams in mountain canons. Mrs.| canon betw Bonneville and Ther-| south of here. A bridge at’ Iron| con niin i peerage weeks’ ag butte own veesels. Carl Swanson of Cripple Creek, and| mopolis caused suspension of train} mountain, 40 miles notth of Chey-| & of the Wyoming State i rrow r 1 The Cunard lino wes lost 600 men|her year old baby were drowned near| service over this route while the|enne, went out Saturday night but| Highway commission, is an heir of | hearing is M be held at t on through desertion in four months, and|Cripple Creek when a wall of water| tracks were being fixed. The Bur. the late Timothy Kinney, reputed |court house. the White Star 600 men, wwept down on the gielf road ia’ lington dgtoured ite trains thie af (Continued on Page Seven.) millionaire Wyoming flockmaster, This rep x 3 ur \ ‘ | heated — % A ; a 3 ‘