Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1924, Page 6

Y e BSh SIBES383 Seazet vi, rrr PAGE | SIX. IGHT FORUM GATHERING {6 SET TUESDAY) omnes soe rn nen seer es SLND ATI a nsite on public lands in Wyoming. The measure is believed to be specifically to *!!s”’ and “by Gods" Lora Lad Y , Will Take Place of Reg-' fownaice ou ab the residents of Lavose, Wyoming, who have been ordered by the sec-, “isnt sione with “hell and Maria* Senate Plans Exhaustive -ular Noon Meeting At the Henning. The Chamber of Commerce will hold a special Open Forum Meet- ing in the court room of the Na Forum luncheon for that day. Dr. S. H. D’ggs of the Standard Refinery will give an address on the manufacture of candles. Dr. Diggs has been connected with the la- bratories of the Standard of In- @iana for a great many xears dur) ing which time he has made a bce jal study of the manufacture many of the companys pecantte = attendants at this meeting are as- sured of hearing one of the most interesting addresses ever delivered at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Casper. This address has been arranged~through the courtesy of the Sales and Service committee of! the Joint General Council of the In- dustrial Relations Department of the Standard Refinery, Following Dr. Diggs address the| meeting will be thrown open for general d'scussion on any subject| of community interest that may be Presented by the membership or other interested citizens. Special music by the Natrona county high school band has been arranged for the entertainment pro- gram. This meeting will be largely in the nature of an experiment, the Forum Committee and the Board of Directors contemplate at least one such meeting monthly providing the attendance and interest is suf- ficient to Insure the quccess of such meetings. All members and other citizens who may be interested in the Cham- bers program and who desire to meet discuss and exchange ideas re- garding the welfare of Casper are cordially invited to attend and take part in the discussion. It is in- tended that these meetings shall be conducted along lines s'milar to the old town meetings of the New} England States. Tuesday evening January 22, 8 p. m. Natrona County Court House, PASTOR'S CASE o make history" by taking five acres in one year, Revocations > : : the disigibie, Gheaandoah- tothe | eecemen acer oe : rs) he hi trona county court house Tuesday could be mage only if the tant wa | North Pole and around the world.| | In an effort to draw from Bart ee ee evening January 2 at 8 p.m. which (2. 0 Secretary Denby had just. fin- / es a, will displace the regular Tues A The Lavoye case is now pending " ianed outlining the proposed trip eonnte’ comni “INDAY, JANUARY 20, 1924 JUUGHT ABOU be Casper Snnday Erihune Bs RELEIF FOR LAVOYE_ FEW cussing eLassics ane ' SEEN IN HOUSE BILL! srrerneanncnavy orries Life Trying To Save Cow in the house a bill providing for the filing of an application for revocable WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—"“Hells retary of the interior to vacate the townsite in favor of an oil company. Free picturesque taxes of rome , I ae of The measure provides that through regular procedure filings may be made up to 60 *" tet ection ner pode he acres and that if the filings are ap- _ S$ house affairs 5 mittee by Lieutenant Com- were Secre- ee proved they may be used as town- ena Robert Bartlett, who went Philippines. g to the North Pole with Peary. ee but neither he nor Acting Chatr- Y explosive Bartlett was always “‘ man Britten made any effort to stop manding that the navy be given a| the flow of vigorous words. Denby WASHINGTON): Fate 18-—The would have the power of revoking the occupancy with the stipulation sites. The secretary of the interior that he could not revoke more than chuckled and con: on leaned most extensive sénate investigation in years is planned for ascertain, probably be appointed within thi lant dirigib! tl - |e ea Sieg tow ES next week to conduct the inquiry. in United States district court at Cheyenne where a court order is sought by the government to com- pel removal of buildings now on the townsite “ |erotceed area between Alaska and (Continued From Page One) be taken to Juhrez at once, itwas)the North Pole, a flight across to The committee may even go to ‘The Omaha is one of the modern acne here today. England and then encircling the the Philippines to study conditions, and efficient light cruisers of the| The soldiers will arrive from Naco, globe. Ye " Hearings will be held in Washing. American navy, It is a replica of| Sonora, over the El Paso and Questions asked by Representative ton and probably in San Francisco. the Richmond. Both vessels carry | Southwestern railway. While in E!| Taylor, West Virginia, author *of Samuel Uhtermyer, noted investi. one airplane each, ‘Paso they will not be permitted to| the resolution on the advisability of gator of New York, or some other “CLEARING SALE These cruisers are 550 feet {nj leave the train, it was understood. -| the op ae bic catae Spas at Sa aeeaeeee length and have a speed of 33.7 Saovienatres was mad “clean through,” he going to do with it’. If Teddy had Fetal: vs knots. Each carrtes 12 six-inch | FEDERALS PLEASED afterwards. been in the White House then, Will Depend Upon | raise acs abs umeeatientins qunk and: tend: Iheasinaie Gane BY TROOP PERMIT. Hells bells! Bartlett * shouted, | Gods, there would have been some Eee ces OOF Captain D. C. Hanarhan, is the BY ALFRED G. B. HART. ‘what are we going to do with the | thing done.” Decisi qrace General -Tieqnasd = food te commander of the Omaha. Rear| (United Press Staft Correspcndent.)| Sherfundoah, put it on the: mantle| *“Are you assigned to the Shenan- sion. Washington or San Francisco it Admiral Thomas P. Magruder, who| 'MEXICO CITY, Jan, 19—Geeat! piece? Let's hang the Stars and | doah?” asked Britten. the committee Ads: 1t CAangot go to commands the light cruiser squad-| Satisfaction was expressed by offi | Stripes on the North Pole.” “Not yet, sir,” Bartlett answered| WASHINGTON Jan. 19.—(Unitea| %,R¢ islands. His son, Lfoutenant ron, and is now on board the Rich-| clals of the Mexican government to-! The committee members sat.up|as he cast an appealing: look at! pregs)— The taveslign tion Fe ee ‘the | Osborne weet also will be called mond, will command the American | day when informed by the United with a start. Not since “hell and| Denby, . to explain his sudden rise to fortune warships in Mexican waters. Press that Acting-Governor David-/ Maria Dawes, the first director of | Denby disclosed for the first time | Su8ar industry, ndw being eonduct| through stock transactions, Ladd It is 1,600 nautical miles to Vera] #on of Texas has determined to per-| the budget, “bawled out" congress heeded“ ra nay pyeegpiersid Fay d Cruz from Colon. It is estimated | mit 2,000 Obregon troops to croas/had they heard such language in| Shenandoah on an around the world | cams ae ps see that the warship force will make| the border and traverse the United|a committee room. flight, as well as on the polar ex-| sugar. | musical instruments will be opened| about 480 miles a day. States as far as El Paso, But Bartlett was obvious to the] pedition, He said the trip was* not ¥ tomorrow morning by the Charles shocked expressions on the faces| “aeronautical acrobatics,” but a| Millions of Americans who repre- E. Wells music store and will be| 1,200 TROOPS TO LAREDO, Texas, Jan. 19.—Two! about the committee table.. He had| serious attempt to: sent the consumers, have manifest- continued for a limited number of] PASS THROUGH TEXAS trainmen and a federal ammunition braved the cruel cold, the hunger] 1—Give the United States navy | little interest in the hearings days only. The store will be open; EL PASO, Tex., Jan. 19.—Fol-| train were killed when they at-|and dangers of-the Arctic for aj the credit for the first round the| 8nd so far their angle has not.been evenings until 9 o'clock during the|/owing granting of permisston to| tempted to run their special past a| year. He was not frightened by a| world air flight. presented to the comm:‘ssion. t! the plans of the navy: to send the Members of Wood's staff and the Philippine secret service also will be called, A sensational clearance sale in * 5 Life Underwriters To Meet Monday progress of the sale. he Mexican government by Acting] detachment of rebels thirty miles congressional committee. 2—Discover and claim for the The United States Sugar associa Planos, player pianos, phono-| Governor Davison to move federal] north of Mexico City today and| ‘What in hell are we going to. do| United States an unexplored /con-| tion, representing Cuban | sugar graphs, band instruments,*rolls and| troops into Mexico via El Paso ap-| crashed into a passenger train| With the airship if we don’t make| tinent belieyed by scentiate to Me] Producers, contend that the present} Wyoming Life Underwriters of sheet music, are going at reduced|Proximately 1,200 troops are expect-| stalled by the rebels, according to/ trips with it?”’, demanded Bartlett. | north of Alaska. sugar tariff is unreasonable and un-| Casper will hold their regular prices. ed to arrive bere Sunday and will reports reecived here tonight. “Be Gods, I want to see the Stars} 3—Survey and map Alaska from | warranted,-and seeks to have the monthly meeting Monday evening Many of the instruments which and Stripes hanging on the North | the air. commission ask President Cootties at 6:30 o'clock at the Henning hotel. are to be sold at the sale were re: 4 Pole. We've got a secretary of the| Unless ‘Anitrion makes the trip| to reduce it. An entertaining program will be in ceived during the Christmas _holl- navy with the punch and an ad-| this year, it will be too late, Denby| The reduction is being opposed by | order. including live discussion of days when people purchased new miral in charge of flying who has| said. Some other progressive will | Hawailan, Porto Rican, Louisiana| Problems of vital interest to mem- ones. Others have been slightly the nerve, so let the young men|get there first and America will| and sugar beet growers, on the| bers and all life insurance men are shopworn. All have been put in ex: of America make history. Let's | lose her chance, he said. ground that it would give Cuban | invited to attend. suns cvaton ena om oot &! SURGEON TO OPERATE)": Seen ee aii | Stages en | cae wanes tok ee f : Bartlett was thoroughly aroused.| the Shenandoah will fly from ‘her | tic sugar. casts have been given the commis the guarantee of the Charles E. Wells Music company. His black eyes blazed with the en-| hangar at Lakehurst, N. J., to San Figures and facts. on production!.sion by both sides. thusiasm of an explorer as he sees| iDego, to Seattle and thence to =— = PHILDELPHIA, Jan. 19—(United) St. Louis, more than 1,000 miles, by! Soc mesg murs pe yentute. | The | Nome, Alaska, which will be her Press)—Eight months old Cletus|Mrs. Lela A. Parrish, assistant cordeiateod outta stile len red tabaliectacn base. Moore, son of a St. Louis laborer,| superintendent of the St. Louis City winds of the seve: penses. + Felt or eosin Sport Hats der the startled faces of the com-| would ,fly frpm Spitzbergen, thence thetically for the skill of Dr. Chev-| organization furnished the train ex- 4 oll DISTRICT mllae inches ‘in oan ina tite: nee but the members seemed to‘ to England and around the world. is removed pneumonia and other|of blue and pink blankets, with a Since the important discovery of | Complications will develop. small opening for his chubby face, Sanieaen AS ieee = PRISCO SEES MOVIE WILL BE HEARD (Continued From Page One) admission of infidelity, as related in| pare at once for the drilling of a her alleged confession, or admission| test on tho Illes structure. not far of temporary insanity and a com- Plete repudiation of the confession. Leland and his wife were both| acreage on the Illes structure which tion picture advertisers couldn't} Hollywood and work. active in the work of the First) is 6 to 7 miles southwest of Ham- throw thelr annual party ig Los An-| As an indication of Baptist church. In his petition for] ilfon Dome is controlled by the geles because of the midnight cur-| there, it is sufficient to say Doug divorce, Leland said we had de-| Midwest. While this structure is livered many notes for his wife to| somewhat smaller than Hami'ton it he} more than offsets the difference in said, he believed, were in connection} size through requirement of shal- and from the Rev. Case. Thess with the work of the church. Once, Leland stated, he forgot to| west will spud in {ts test early this deliver a note and decided to open| syring, just as soon as transporta-| WASHINGTON, Jan, 19.—Sena-] of the leasing of the Teapot Dome !nes—stars of all kinds, including it and phone the message to the/ tion of materials and equipment is| tors on the committee investigating | naval oil reserves to private inter- one trick horse and one educated pastor from his office. It was then, he declared, that he first became aware of his wife's relations with the Rev. Cast. After prolonged questioning, Jand stated, his wife admitted fivet that the pastor had put his arms round her, then confessed he hed “fondled, petted and kissed her.” Judge Foell, after hearing Le- land's testimony, had indicated a divorce would be granted. Before the decree was granted, however, and demanded that the divorce be|County hospita! where an operation delayed until he had an opportunity/was performed later in the evening. to defend himself. This Was granted.|1t was discovered that she suffered | ‘tip on a simple request, he will ited Press Statt Correspondent) | dent's ‘friends inaist these are based @ very severe fracture of the skull.| be at once subpoensed, ORUBION, ich., Jan, 19—Hissed}on a desire for revenge. Probably few careers so. exem-| The committee is to meet Tues loft the chapel platform, investigat- —— plify faith in the west as does that| day Senator Walsh, Montana, ‘ed bed ® special committee and with Oo warding the leasing of the Teapot : (Continued From Page One) the Rev, Case learned of the action|w, C. Irving and taken to ‘the Toe, Sane oil reserve to Sinclair ILD Nl The Rev, Case, in his fight to clear his name, has the support of his congregation, his fellow pastors in Oak Park and his w'fe, “I have implicit confidence In my husband,” Mrs. Case declared today in an interview. “That divorce guit is the result of the thoughts ‘of an hysterical wo- manand a 4'scontented -husband who wanted a divorce.” Mrs. Case said she was only thankful that her husband learned of the charges against him before the divorce was granted, The Oak Park and Forest Park pastors union, of which the Rev. Case was a member, adopted resolu- tions at.a special meeting, express ing confidence in Rev. Case. ‘Twenty-seven ministers signed the document. A vestry committee of the First Baptist church announced after a night meeting that they would urge examination of Mrs. Leland by an alienist, They declared they had previously investigated the charges at the request of Leland and found them to be without foundation. MANY SHARE IN WILL OF - RICH MAN, NEW YORK, Jan, 19.—Large sums of money to relatives in many parts of the country were be- queathed by Jacob Frank, who diced here January 16, according to his will which was made public today, Among the bequests were the fol- lowing: Enid 8, Mountner, Colorado Springs, $10,000, Edith K, 680,000, » Los Angeles, that had been whipped by the After planting the American flag i He pound-} on the unexplored Arctic and sur- is lying in a crib at the University) hospital, on a fast express train in ae : DRILL TEST i, | hospital here. tonight waiting pa-|an effort to aave his Ite A church £2.tne table and shook his fist un- | veying Alaska, Denby said the ship in his right lung, an X-ray photo-| been a victory for little Cletus. To- graph revealed and unless the tack| night the baby, swathed in yards A few velvet and plush dress hats the Texas Production company at] Dr. Jackson will perform the] cooed and twisted in his crib. f $ 00 Hamilton Dome in Rontt connty,| operation Monday without a fee for; Cletus showed no fll effects of ‘ —— Colorado, in which its. test encoun-|the infant is the son of Lucius} his dash half way across tHe con- tered production of 3,000 barre!s of mscarne ae pe aeetes $19.50 ajtinent. - Dr. Jackson would have + ee EE ] i oll estimated daily capacity, the an-| Week and is unable to pay for the/ operated tonight had he not deemed) SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19— The} which few movie. fans had ever f ‘ ! Rouncement has come that the Mid. | ‘fp here and the operation. i advisable to. make a . thorous®) sronlywood wampas rolled all the| hcbed to see apd which-same thous. } i Regular $20 and $25 Dyves west Refining company is to pre-| The baby was brought here from'study of the X-ray photographs. “Asaltedi nights ed ments into] 27S pa'd $4.40 per head ‘on up to Models see tonight. Nearly a hundred real in velvet and fine duvetyns, ia trich trimmed, all colors. EN one balll here tonight in a frolic that | gtarg, lots of leeser luminaries and | | ch : won’t unrayel until morning, Girectors of outstanding fame shuf- y rx stock, § ATE P ROBERS T0 SEE THAT The western aasociation of mo-| fed their fect and forgot all about ed $3 .00 distant, Practically all the worth while who was few, so here they are in San Fran- cisco, Bvery kind of character that ever ambled across the silver screen was on hand to shake a foot. ‘Vampires, heroes, bad men, hero- Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin and Baby Peggy were not there. Even Jackle Coogan showed for awhile. Nobody knows yet how many peo- ple were there, but Bill Hart re- ported that a great many of them stepped on his feet, one time or another. He lost count at several million. Secretary of the Interior Fall before | possibly all of next week, he said | the committee when he is wanted. | ton{ght, HIBEIN Beca: Fall was quoted at New Fall, who arrived here Thursday Orleans saying he would shortly | 0n orders of his physicians By Bs take a sea voyage, senators were | dicated ho was contempla considering wiring Fall a: request | Cccan trip, later, said te bed net | that he postpone his voyage until| made up his mind where he would the committee decides whether it | 8° when he left New Orleans, ye oo SECLUSION PENDING HEARING cattes EDWARD P.. HALLINE co-ed are Intlthated, but the presi- ‘HIS STORY OF TEAPOT LEASE Early showing of Spring Hats—Priced from $8.00 to $16.00~ THE BARCLEY SHOP Millinery. Corset Novelties lower drilling. It is thought the Mid- possible, Teapot Dome were planning tonight | ests, intends to remain in New 40g, graced the festivities. to insure the appearance of former | Orleans until Monday at least and That ballroom floor was a sight If Fall declines to postpone his 28 of Mrs. J, E. Higgins, Born in Paris,| leader in the searching inquiry into faculty and students in open re- Business Mi en France in 1854, she came to Amer-| the leasing and the loan of $100,000 sated P ‘6n volt against him, President John W. ica with her parents and brother| Which Fall told the committee he|,, (Continued From Page One) |raira of Albion’ college, stayed in when she,was 20 years of age, She| sot in 1921, but the source of which | ‘hdir nchoolmates tn the race. peclusion tonight. of Ten S tates was at tHat time Josephine Amor-| has not been disclosed, will decide section of the beloony. rath |. But Monday morning he will go etti, daughter of Eugene Amorett!, | before then whether to ask the com. | ®bout 80’ feet in length, gave wey Shartcaca 'nectrusthes) OF/ the Sr. ‘She also had a brother, Eugene | mittee to subpoena Fall at once, under the strain. The Httle group iti *srotnoaist inatitution and de- In Confer. ence EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY: Amorett, who- still survives” her] | 1¢ Walsh dose not ask this, Gena- sue st poelnpae rege mg art Gen Bitamsl? agsinet the chavs ek: - | tor olo! , May Me 3 be ett Fo du ~ Gor, 7 * weltknown banker of Lan) 0% {ithe eaid Fait should be put on |Bardwood fidor below; those behing \tisred by-tacully members andistu.} |) ——— Hk bade Lump (Per Ton Delivered) $11.00 ‘A few years after coming to Amer-| the witness stand under oath to tell | tumbling after, pushed By others QTotts” Or” amuel for}dred lending business men rep- i joa the Ameretti family moved to| Where he got tho $100,000 which he} ®™ cry of alarm and horror ran | twenty years head of the coll resenting Chambers of Commerce Hudson Nut (Per Ton Delivered) . $11.00 . in| first said he got from E, B, McLean, th f t| tates will aig iif Saat et sande eee Weshington publisher. When Me-| over the armory” throng. ‘Then | riends of tho missig president | 'n ten, middle western states tell wh he but | stud; it buat: yb) : der Amorettl ipentiy| Loan testified that Fait got checks | louder cries of paln and fright rove Tah sited he would be back in| in a conference here January 21 enai] COKE (Per Ton Delivered) -- -$10.50 {dentified with the history of that| totalling $100,000 trom nim but re- | fro! Mhove, beneath whos tay "tne Albion when the trustees meet to| 22. es | section of Wyoming for forty years, | turned sot re ye wae ting | most seriously hurt, unconacious, /oonsider the accusations agninst| Leaders in the largest industries He died four years ago, ‘eaving be | cashed, A cence ake. ceowea’ panel ee in Illinots, Minnesota, Wisconain, Ca S I Cc hind him a reputation for industry, ; ¥9* correct: ie, frightened and injured boys from| “The charges against Dr. Laird | Michi Indiana, Ohfo, North Da- sper upp y ompany square deal’ng an¢ ability to sur- ro utterly false,” declared R, B. kota, South Dakota, Iowa and Ne- NEW ORLEANS, La., Jan, 19.—| the heap. | Mount conditions which qualities| ,,’ The clang of ambulance bells and Stewart, business manager of the ike will address the meeting 7 ‘ were transferred to his children, | (Cnited Press} “Albert 3. Wall, weo-| nee engines sounded quickly out- institution and a close friend of the| wh'ch ‘8 sponsored by the northern Phone 913-914 In 1885. Josephine Amorett! mar. | Tetery a side, Soon a dogen were passing president, “Certainly Dr. Laird|central division of the national ried J. H, Higg’ns and they settled rapidly to and from hospitals with Will fight before the trustees,” Chamber of ot Commerce. f&t Glenrock in 1888, founding that thelr quota of injured, | Stewart sald he feared ‘the affair town, They had first started ros! ‘Word of the accident spread im, had ruined Dr, Laird’s chance of dence at Nuttal just across the mediately, hundreds of anxious getting the presidency of a much creek but moved to what is now parents crowded about the armory larger college—a position for which Glenrock when William Nuttal and entrances and sought to see in the he was being considered, a Nebraska company purchased tho window An investigating committee of Firms now using the it Window conl mines there. They operated a Police les were drawn for five faculty members and two stu- HOMES Wurldebes: small general blocks around the big building; 250 dents wag in session this afternoon SCHOOLS .. Ventilator fn Denver: Mr. Higg'ns police were sent to assist in caring and tonight to formulate the report SP Western ion Tel. Co, and cattle interests and or; U for the injured and in keeping that it will make to the trustees. OPEL ALS u 4 order, With the faculty and sudents over- HOTELS Inside, on the armery floor, the whelmingly opposed to Dr, Laird's OFFICES ehildren were Inld in rows, the continuanes in office, it is nol cone FACTORIES ty the Glenrock State bank in 1997, An event that wan destined to oeaicy itself on the community oe Continental Oil Co. St. Luke’s Hi City Schools Victor ‘American Fuel Co. ‘The Musto Bhoppe has just been |curred in 1916 when Mr, and Mra.| given the exolusive agenoy for the] more seriously hurt being taken widered Wkely the report will be any- Local United States Mint Higgins opened the Hotel Higgins,| Columbla phonograph and reco! first to the constantly urriving thing but unfaverabl onal Mountain States Tel. & The hotel became the grent esnter| Many different atyles of this ma-} ambulances, | Whe specitia charges against Dr, Representatives Tel. Co. for all important social gather'ngs| chine are on display in the window Thinly diad high school Ls cay Laird gat oy he committed per Wanted In Unoccupied’ And many other leading in Glenrock and was the rendesvous|of that establishment and are of| were among the first to lend jury, that heaped insults on of many Casperites motoring to the| sufficient! variety to appeal to the | assistanc Dean Robert ‘Witla assailed the Territory Bxeathe Fresh Air In Your Home Concerns Converse county town, different tastes in phonograph de- ROSE TE eS oi iy, Dickie and inti- | Mr, and Mrs, Higging knew many | signs, 14 Wounded in German Rioting, to “knock his FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES WRITE | Casperites and always found a wi come in some of the best homes of this city just aa they were always ready to extend hospitality to those who came to visit them at Glenrock. The management of the Music Shoppe plang ta make the Calumbia service a eomplete one and ta be in @ position to furnish the latest recerda, sons were wounded in Tahoe tolay, Willams to to nis own ciercal|| §WURLDSBEST WINDOW VENTILATOR CO. hi ists thi bombs i: ork, Lavnapine) Oni: wasadat according trae Suite 206 American Bank & Trust Bldg. Denver, Colo. @ dispatch from that city, Other mere serious charges in eennection with the expulsion of a