Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX} SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1923 By Billey De Beck he Casper Daily Cribune “D.0.K. K. TO INITIATE LARGE GLASS TONIGHT Twenty-five candidates will be CIRL'S MURRER | Pythias. The ceremonies will take Place at the Knights of Pythias hall }and it will be the last ceremonial | this year. | f | Representatives will be present! Mystery Still Shrouds | from Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas, bay Montana and Indiana. They are on Brutal Killing of Elsie Suttle. BARNEY GOOGLE-~ I SHOULD WoEBLE AROUND © "AND HWONGRY WITH MY SWEET WOMAN ‘S\TTING! | 1) ON “THE "er OF THE WORLD IN CHICAGO © Ner MEN Ti SEND HER A TELEGRy COLLECT, THATLE MAKE HER Sop LIKE A PARK CONCERT. ARNEY GooGle. | Socewarer GEAGH- CHICAGO ELAT BROKE AND STARNING Comma ax urrn ALL THE MONEY You CAN SPARE PERIOD Witt Ge (In “ThE CASHING CASE SARATOGA PERIOD WILE ORDER BiG FEAST AT ONCE PEMOD IF You FAIL ME COMMA ADDRESS ME OT ‘The COUNTY TAIL PERIOD ting AND KISSES COMMA mo Sou're Ni oF THe * CASHING Seat xm™m Sesare Goocte! TINS AN IMPORTANT TELEGRAM i AKRON z- = WHEN IT © es f. . HIEASO om I USTA KNow A CourLe oF their way home from Portland, Ore., where the annual convention of the lodge was held this month. At that | time there were 30,000 members of mer d : FORTY -B1GHT ego crntee of Pythlas in eee (noRosS SA 5 a “Tt COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., SERRE ry } Siieos Bears Aug. 25.—Forty-eight hours after) | tsr OF the brutal slaying of Elsie Jorgen-| sen Buttle, ear-old bride of a month of R. H. Suttle, Jr., of this city, police were apparently as much| mystified today over the {dentity of! the slayer as on the morning of the discovery of the crime. BusinEss FOREIGN WORDS BARRED FRCM ITALIAN OTN | ' | Grilling of hours yesterday and Inst night of Mrs. E. C. Lowe, mother of the slain girl, who had come here from her home in eevee fatled to bring forth any informa- tion regarding the identity of| SKEEX GIVE PAL “Jack,” the mystery man whoso SHOWA. BASF signature was attached to five let- ter’s found under the girl's pillow.; ROME, Aug. 25—American and | Englishmen visiting in Italy soon Mrs. Lowe is being detained as @/ (11 tose the ald of the many shop She will be questioned| in the lingua franca which passes again today by members of the dis- Bs trict attorney's office and the police! {°F ink clea Le Te ea aat in on effort to obtain a clue to the) 11 nis signs and word them in Ital- identity of “Jack.” | |ian, or pay a heavy tax. | Taken to the county morgue yes-! yrylan was the first city to adopt! terday and shown the mutilated|tne new ruling, and the tax rate is| corpse of her daughter, Mrs, Lowe! set at the equivalent of one dollar went into hysterics and after one! ror every letter in an English,| glance at the remains, implored the French or German sign, officers to take her away. Every| wow the thrifty hotel keeper who| clue today is being run down in the! used to plaster his house with not.| hopes of learning the identity of| {ces in all languages will have to| the writer of the letters. pay five dollars just to let the Am-| Though the surgeons who per|erican know his place is an “Hotel.”’| formed the autopsy on the victim) A tatlor will have to disburse thirty of the assault are of the opinion! dollars to put out his favorite that a man of unusual strength com-| “Lad and Gentlemen's Contfec- mitted the crime nevertheless, the tions. police are also working on the) ‘The new law is part of a national theory that there may be a “woman/ effort to do away with all foreign in the case.” The investigation is! words, which Italians claim are ruin- widening into numerous channels/ ing their language. with the search for the letter writer) ‘The law has been taken so ser leading them all. |fously that an English family was ———.—_— | recently refused permission to in- | scribe an epitaph on a tombstone in Next to St. Peters in Rome, the English unless the tax was paid. cathedrals of Milan and Seville are —$—_s—___ the largest edifices of their kind in the world. BAND OF FAKE COIN MAKERS IN HAWAII, REPORT HONOLULU, Aug. An inter- national counterfeiting ring, center- ing in the underworld of Honolulu and with ramifications into the Or- lient, which is being unearthed slow- ly by federal officials here, is ex- pected to prove one of the largest consp: cles of the kind ever "| brought to light in American terri- tory, according to the authorities. Nine persons, eight Japanese and OBoy' | Got @ SLANT ET WHEE-WHEN THESE FILA foLK Go ENOUGH STARS T LAST * es “WORK. -"TS UKE A MEETING oF TH Leawup OF NATIONS, OF A Rack Riot? Send your automobile news to “Spark Plug.”"—Care Tribune. BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUDITORS ©. H. REIMERTH Certified Public Accoun Income Tax Service 401 0-5 Bldg. Phone 767 HARRY F. COMFORT Auditing and Accounting Phone 2008 Suite 18, Daly Bldg. R. 0. VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Tax _ Service Phone 148 8 OFF AT THY HoTeL To CU! ouT T UNIVERSAL CITY, WAS PRIZILLA DEAN, HOOT GIBSON. @RT ALORD, GLADYS WALTON, HERB RawUNsont DOCTORS THE CASPER PRIVATE ‘Women's and © 542 South Dur! PITAL HO: y, 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 STAE SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRI Homer R. Lathrop, ) Victor R. Dacken, B Sc. M D. EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Harmon L. Stanton, 8., M. D. SKIN AND X-RAY EATMENT | one Spanish-Hawailan, are under ar- GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. | GENITO-URINARY DISEASES | rest and the federal officials have Auditors and Accountants—Stock GB. Underwood, M. D. $250,000 in counterfeit money and trar and Transfer Agents ROENTGENOLOGIST 206-11 Oil Exchange Bldg Phone 660 ARCHITECTS two plates designed for the manu- facture of ths bills. The operations have been in progress for approxi- 3. F. O'Donnell, M PHARMACIST. mately two years and began, appar. as rere ee R. 8. Lothian, Ph. G. ently, among persons engaged in the a 1S & DRICH, DENTIST e opium traffic. . Rooms 11-12, Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. Phone 440 WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect Suite 5, Daly Building. BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER SEARLES TRANSFER Res. Phone 87W Office Phone 313 NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE NDF 5 Phone 949 ©. E. Duncan, D. D. 8. Offices in Rohrbaugh Building 113 East Second Street. Telephone 54 and Pie d. RIACH ys! and Surgean Phone 1219 Res. Phone 2118 DR. W. A. MEYERS Physiclan and Surgeon 200 0-S Bldg. Office Ph. 699 Res. 716 ——$—$————$__ ee LAWYERS —— | AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Lawyer. ‘The aothorities said that the smug- giers of optum into the territory were the victims of a grim little joke and “the doublecross supreme” in return for the optum they man- aged to bring into the territory they received large sums of counterfeit money. The fact that they were en- gaged in an illegal operation was counted on to prevent them from notifying the authorities. ‘The persons in custody constitute only a part of the conspirators and the bills are belleved to bs spread all over the islands, It is known that FRANCE ARE BOOSTED Address of Chancellor Stresemann In Berlin Yesterday Is Encouraging to French; German Sentiment Is In Thorough Accord with Policies, Report J. L. Biederman, Prop BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY 00. PARIS, Aug. 25.—(By The Associated Press).—Chancellor Stresemann’s address in 1 rifth Pt 907 F : large amounts have been taken to Fac ‘4 ¢ Velie De | ee Midwest Bidg.| the ‘Orient far distribution there. | Berlin yesterday, in which he renewed his predecessor’s pledge of material securities foe CHIROPRACTORS NICHOLS & STIRRETT Many of tho bills here were passed |the payment of reparations, has added to the slight, though general optimism felt here over the whole situation. Although the newspapers regret that Herr Stresema offer as did Dr. Cuno, they nevertheless remark that t' change for the better. on Orient shopkeepers. The authorities said the conspir- Acy was unrolled ike a popular fic- tion fantasy. Most of the persons Lawyers $08-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. JAMES P. KEM 498 Consolidated Royalty Bldg DR, J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Suite 318 Midwest Bldg Phone 706 nn made substantially the same he tone of his speech showed a orable desire to arrive at an under- of the in the alleged ring are not known 4 nS ie a. aes IN W. H. PATTEN to each other and probably not more Le Petit Parisen says: “The chan-| standing with France and if the = 4 a “. opractor one 423 | Attorney at ra than\ons man knows ‘all the other cellor does not think it necessary/path to a settlement is not found ‘ownsend Bldg. 225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 219| members of the ring. He is a Japa,|%® Propounce imprecations against| now there is no knowing how much L, J. CONNELL, D. 0, Ph. G._ | ae — : | nega’ Senate laid how in cys.| France. He speaks like a man pre-| misery and sorrow the peoples of Suite 13, Daly Bldg., Phone 8193 | f TS & MURANE tody, who was empldyed on a local | Dared to talk business and he has the) Europe must yet suffer. before the a yers Pads Shy ica tppdh good sense to advise his compatriots | inevitable reconciliation MLE. HARNED, Chirypractor | 206-207 Oil Exchange Building Ylecoveny at the Dive ene cuthae | not to count on inter-allied dissen-| | Germany has spoken, adds the| 162 NOE ea Street | WILLIAM 0. WILSON {ties said, He ts charged with having sions to pull Germany out of her| socialist organ, and France now has = 5 Attorney-at-Law manufactured a number of plates | Present difficulties. the floor. DR. I. BE. BERQUIST Suite 14-15-16 Townsend Bldg. for the printing of the bills. Premier Poincare’s organ, Le Mar- = oa Tatermelster Hid Phone 1757 - Instead of using the plates him-| tin. also finds in the chancellor's | (7 IM hh | es ROBERT N “GROVE | jself he sold them to other pe ns arene nee of tone worthy enera are. | Continued on Page Seven. ater SLE py hel 427 Midwest Fru throughout the islands, The result of remar T < |fully with no unseemly conduct or Paine | —— hat the counterfelt money is ap k B ‘d actions that could be construed as a Ottice Phone 2220 Tea. Phone 17133 | 919 gg GHEE & ADAM pearing from many different places,| BERLIN, Aug. 25—(By The As- akes Tl @ | breach of the peace. Many big catches are made at Atlantic City. ourists will aie Bldg. Phone 2217] each place producing them being un-| sociated Press)—Approval of Chan- | “On the other hand, tf the picket- ae begs Cr ihecred Piers, Pee, They seldom refer to fish, - C. I. ARNOLDUE DONALD GALLAGHER known to the other plants. One| cellor Streasmann's latest expression tears ing is accompanied by threats or in- 7 4 walk walkers saw the other day, one Poe (panded his ot teoagio Suite 1—Wood Bhige "7 | printing press was found working |on the reparation issue 1s voiced| LONDON, Aug. 25.—Major Gen-| timidation leading to acts of vie. netting two tong valued at $2000, + ie. 3 on a sampan anchored in a bay off} today by the press of all parties.|¢ral Peyton C. March, former chief| lence, I would promptly issue a per- DR. C. A. THURSTON ark | OSTEOPATH the Island of Hawal!, The bills are] The nationalist editors lay stress | Of staff of the American army, and| manent injunction against {t. 188 8. Wolcott Phone 113} in $5, $1% $20. $50 and $100 denom-| upon the emphatic manner in which Mu Cora Virginia McEntee of| The opinion of Judge Rose wil! yy ns" Ep ie a DR. CAROLINE ©. DAVIS inations and are an exceptionally| the chancellor rejected any compro-|New York City were married today| appear in full in tomorrow's Tri- CLEANERS Osteopathic Physician wood imitation, the only noticeable | mise with regard to Germany's sov- a2 os registry office in Bucking-| bune. Suite 6, Tribune Apert ifference between the spurious and. reignty over the Ruhr and the|ham Palace Road. pee BRS. = | A . Phone 888 y n e THE SERVICE CLEANERS - genuine currency being the quality | Rhineland, while the socalist organ| On the marriage register Miss Mc- a Baliro “9 at Jackson Catch ee of ee paper. thinks the chancellor displayed a ase. gave her father’s name as F Phone 56 I le Ph; an Although federal authorities have | laudable sincerity in dealing with|Arthur Daniel McEntee, director of ‘oreign Exchang ——— a 816 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1030| knowledge that many of the partic!-| the iast & (woolen company. No other de e “| pants in the plot have escaped to Chancellor Stresemann’s apeech,! tails appear on the record. JEWELL, Iowa, Aug. 25.—(By h street _ i " . . F y he sat mum in the Wall ; aoe PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER | Japan and China, carrying with| says the Deutsche Alle Zeitung, or-| General March said he met his) aw The Associated Press.)—Declaring &#me.” oR. G. BARGER them large sums in counterfeit | can of Hugo Stinnes, marks distinct |>tide in Rome three years ago BW YORK. Aug. 35-—Foreign “ | Senator Brookhart attacked Mr Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat ETHEL ©. LYNCH money, more arrests are expected, | progress in that {t makes clear to| Where she was studying languages|°*°h@nges steady; quotations in| h® would be “only too glad” to go y a Glasses Fitted Public Stenographer and Notary {as the officials aay they have merely Maltterence | 984 music. cents. Great Britain demand 450|Under oath to “tell the farmers ot| Meredith's figures and statement 133, SVetone Phone iis 2 opus Bathe athicitle say y Sieh word the points ot ditterence coll ELS ised) 3k 5-16; cables 455 9-16; 60-day bills on| TOW and ths United States what 1/0" War finance corporation loans ti peat a ie oat NI ~ . © way of Germany ani . * | Tow: DR. KATHRYN F.T. SMITH | 301 Upnsclidatee Ha ri PRD ER France look et the question. It banks 453 5-8. France demand §.11%;| have learned about th financial! sane attigctite te caeteey oh Physician and Surgeon—North Cas-| Phone Office 203. Ros Phas ae. eee: straight tothe vere’ ct tha cables 6.71%. Italy demand 4.33;| "Chemes to, drive them back to peas-| ¢, 1 “ Formerly at Corner of H. and diate whole | tomeen’ /doechulP may sia Cotto cables 4.33%. Belgium demand 4.61;| ®"tr¥." United States Senator Smith) {!™ers should kick. the Meredith) Moltcman Apuetanent; | 281 SHOE ist erempibopde te rok ng ee mn cables 4.61%. Germany demand| WW: Brookhart, addressing an Amer-|°Ut Over the dash board and figur Madison St. Phono Later. REPAIRING Rite tate Gen ea .000018; cables .000020, Holland de-! !can Legion picnto here, renewed his| ‘heir own limita Mr 2 cena ovat pace nncae Sa . — : ; mand $89.38; cables 39.86. Norway) *tt@ck on HB. T, Meredith, former|,, 22° Senator, ered’ he “wey , Mew 3 4 4 ite ~| spot quiet; middling $25.85. Denmark 4 a he has taken issue on the financial ee Rare, Sato Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Ben Suyematsn 235 East H ations, goes far beyond the letter of | eo earae eaete =: OWiteere nein!) settlement y } 1 235 E j ; spel of the proposed 80 cent! Suite 2, 112 East Second — = the Versailles treaty, says the Tage- a eh oT | Iand demand 18.07%. Spain demana| °°Mdition of the farmer. hi a pare y , Flax ‘Seed. 1848. a sp Sega i libel damage quit, If Mr, Meredit! IG! Casper Shriners left this morning | blatt, and affords concrete evidence : 1 Se deiah ote Porras Seana ikdan | BO ite srcae Miya Aah Ad (int ES: Scion ssid hates | SIGN PAINTER in detached caravans for Dougias| of Germany's readiness to come to pst yt Benny Aug. ,25.—Clos-| demand | .0004%. — CacchoSlovakia| Public reference to Mr. Meredith| that te pay the taeatiee Soata ia = ri Pee wise SIGNS—J. ROY DITLER where novices in this Masonic order | an understanding. Gettne, +8 iep' pamihee: 3186" asked;/ demand 2.94, Jugo Slavia demand| Since the Intter announced his tn- terest and ta: “y aid Bert! 104 bce ah sldence 2118 | 135 § Wolcott Phone 2305w|8re to be initiated today and con-| If the present gov ‘ober $2.31%4; November $2.40; De-/ 0105. Austrian demand .0014%. Ru.| tention to file « sult for alleged lbel men Ver; = , : ° government ts Ger-| cember $3.27% ‘bid. ; Brookhart, “T would be several hun VAESHALL C. KEITH, M. D ducted over the burning wastes. A|many’s last card, it ie also the inat| PeEld RTS ante: ° Atweniting’ de. | eainat: the \senstor, dred dollars ahen: 2 } E M y ‘aap e o a A _—_—_— —— m. é 25° 4 CHERKERT 1. HARVEY, M.D. | TAILORS murat er of Casper ‘men ‘were accom card fe ‘ ne game Wuropatie save: Wear Price mand $2 a Brazil demand 9.25 Mr Mereatth, too, would be under ei Nivea Hasstal, Gr take nec a | pa F _ Wives, It is re-|the socialist Vorwaerts eays. The| MINNEAPOLIS, Mi ‘due 4 oath, said the senator, and “we will! pubtic school tenc’ eds ha: General Penetion’ Surgeotthy, Durbin | TROX TAILORS AND CUBANERA| ported Douglas is pret and| present German government, {t de-| Flour 10@88c higher; family patente| 8 bee HER find out f wheth:| ord, 1 } epenere Ge. Weta \ . Midwest Phone 968\W corated for the festivities | sher; family patents Send your automobile news to] er he fe f have been forbidden t/ ; slares, has shown a sincere and hon-'$6.85@6,60. Bran $26.00@26.50, | "Spark Plug."—Care Tribune ation-iot ‘thie oie ay cards, on penalty p tie wheth , er] losing farmers or their positions,