Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1924, Page 1

ve he Casper Sunday Trilniue ) So Says City Attorney in Opinion; Hearing May Be Dropped (LOBE FLYERS RESUME CIRCLE TRIP csi» tent Financed to the extent of 20 = cents between them and w ‘ CASPER, WYO. SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1924, MAIN NEWS SECTION. NUMBER 41. g STANDING IN WORLD. FLIGHTS REPUBLICANS AND DEMOGRATS T0/SUlT FOR ARNULBERT OF OIL joes: <s AT MEETING ON quietly in a in the Northwestern yards. NAME DELEGATES HERE TUESDAY! ““'assiGhWENT IN s counT, MONDAY NIGHT men from the riff's office and Long distance air efforts of four Peeeoe ae. Held. ti es) claireed 3 by their . Mere ther ® *-. IN f AR NORTH “United states: ‘three vnitea|COUNty Conventions to Precede State Gather-| curyenn Wyo., May 3.—(Special to The Tribune) | ry /of Funaway boys wanting Council Hears Opinion Ape Bred andra eg ings at Lander and Casper to See ——The government suit for annulment of the lease on the aoe Of Attorney Heming- Ss yee REMCbAite Teoh Comments Teapot Dome naval oil reserve held by ane Mammoth Oil New Witness - S 5 H Fi 2 a bs M¢ Company is ready for assignment for hearing. way bor, Unalaska, wh hi : 3 3 } a Sea and Land Scoured bere walling tor thelr flight a Selection of Delegations. Counsel for the government did not file today a re- Ms ession ere % * papnder, Maj. Mastin, unheard of rae Rh oe TD joinder to the Mammoth’s reply to the government bill In Daugherty Saturday Afternoon. Without Success in CHEMIE Cauda edhe cae On next Tuesday, May 6, the county central commit-| in equity in which annulment of at ¥ * attempting to catch up with his} tees of Natrona county, for both Republican and Demo-|the lease is prayed. ‘This was the Weather Forecast : ? m™ Bae Be Pviihe P Hunt for Martin. ace ocala Te ane the| cratic parties, will meet, in what the law calls county ca finaj day of the period within which ELSES Case Revealed ported? ae fopnel = or cere ventions and choose delegates to the respective party state |the sovernment might file a re- ie a reine lea iad ail Mel RRM Pt on au- DUTCH HARBOR, Un-|piane is hela up at "Parke nai | conventions. is foinder. The Issue, therefore, 15] yropatly Monday with local shewerss| , MONTREAL, May 2.—cunitea| thority” to remove or to seek alaska, May 3.—Three Unit-| waiting for a new motor. It prob- The Republican party state convention will be held at | Joirea cooler Sundz Press.)—If J. 1H. Grossberg of Cleve-] #0 remove ‘from office Wal- in Northeast portion ed States army planes which | °”!¥ will not be able to get under Lander on Monday, May 12. and) ‘rho county convention| The casé probably will be set for}and in South portion Monday tia ee. Haas TaD eetraditibe ante Royce, eesony ward way again for a month. + | the Demoeratic state convention at : | hearing whe is ‘Civil Wocket of the| ~ > : ada fo ° s, is ever} co! convicted an have been here for several) jrance: Lieut. Pelletier D’Oisy, Rage 7a to choose the 24 local delegates to | hearing when th pe roowpt oe tt the boundary to 0} tal violation the ee days awaiting the arrival of| attempting a flight from Paris to| ‘The Lander convention will con-| Lander will meet, at the court house , UP 8 court | annual report of the he is wanted tr tio to an opin- their missing commander, |Tokio, reached Agra, India, today|sist of 168 delegates apportioned on|in this city at 10 o'clock a. m. on | call v.13. ‘The he | Guides shows since its inc liquor fraud vt i city council in Major Frederick Martin, hopped off|@d will take off probably for a basis of one delegate for each 175 | Tuesday, May 6 publieans gen-| court probably will | tio: 1915 r it oh add startling ev al se 3 o'clock Satur. to¢ay for Nazan on the island of|¢utta tomorrow. So far D'Oisy has| votes cast for Charles E. Winter at} erally are invited, pecially the | hearing date earlier 1,| spread te all parts c against Forr City cicecily ‘Atke. covered a greater distance in much|the congressional election in 1922|Women members of the party, a | and if the be [3 t countries are nov ne in nera! Dz " ? er| Hemir opinion was pre + less time than any of his competi- , cate 2 number of whom will doubtless be | held the c 2 l resent inte ational coun-| investigation In » ed t rney Heming hic- i one delegate fe h major, 3 mingway apt ta irae ey kakecis ene | tos hi ieraeoaiaatiny 8 selected to go to Lander. over until October or eniseathe cbitetinnteen tessberg in charded by Ohio au-|atter. an’ i tive appeal for a PORTUGAL: Two Portugese avi- say ¥ ators attempting a flight from Lis-| \vene county | bon to Macao, the Portugese, Indo| 4.8 Seth constte China, redched Bender Abbas, In-| Gipbell county dia, yesterday. They will continue | C&Pon county — as soon as Weather conditions are Seek county A favorable. Ree SOUNTK or Fremont county —— ee Goshen county --. Hot Springs county. Johnson county ~. Laramie county WT OASPER HOSPITAL, =. = Park county ~ Platte county -. Waldon Brooks, salesman for an| Sheridan county Omaha hardware concer, died soon| Sublette county -. weather conditions continue favor- gid tN a able. The flight to Chicagoff is a hop of 850 miles. All three planes were in splendid flying condition. Lieut. Lowell H. Smith has as- sumed command of the world circling expedition in the absence of Major Martin; of whom no reports had been received here up to a late hour tonight. Lieutenant Smith, who assumed command of the flight on Major Frederick L, sappearan expressed the belief tonight that the Major and his mechanic, Sgt. Alva Harvey would be found allve and safe in gome sheltered bay along : implicated in | ruling 0} tHosnan Re SS 9 delegates 1? pt bellge hes tata 1 Ing from — Attorr General 7 ! fa or _permi " e-| Howell at Cheyenne, who stated 1 s by the United ates government | that he not permitted to advise Faas was defrauded out of close to $2,000,-| other than state attorneys ~ 000. Definite information regarding “ urther action by the council could : IN AUTOMOBILE CRASHG4s BLasT eS “ aslo mame s of the council ex- “ that the council has no jurisdictio! “ * Coming suddenly to the detour from the main Salt Creek highway on the north side ME to,act on the ouster Lisle beds srteeks ft of the Nixe-Mile lake which now covers the road, ‘Claude Bullock who is connected| cas escaping from a stove in the Ka nome’ $00 Casper citigens asking ~4 with The Tribune. and who was returning {rom.a hurried business-rip to-the-vilfields;} Pre horne-nt 128 South Lincoln | rite ae ace ee wma was badly hurt about 10 o’clock Jast night when his Dort touring car turned over three | *¥et Was exploded sho after] © pwor the or four times. midnight, shattering several win alt P ieteiee fiok aos the pubis OR ‘! . dow: a firing the pia wall 5 rang te tc Persons later passing the detour noticed the overturned car. Bullock was removed | ot the iunition of the” ome [of this week, the ‘right to hold us Is ich. was recen + |from the wreckage and rushed to,as they were traveling in opposite} were two men” in n, but neither my | Which was recently upheld in dis- 13 Cee SAORI eI eT ROS E known. - n None of the family were Sthion ; y i either the Pacific or Behring side] after’ 1 o'clock this morning at the| Sweetwater county —_-— 1 ? the county hospital here. Examina-| directions on the Yellowstone high-|one was hurt.. home at the timo. ‘The alarm was] when te eee ese Robt. R. Rose of the Alaskan Peninsula. county. hospital. Death was caused} Teton county - “ —Ttton and X-ray revealed a rib broken | way. Near Teapot a car carrying sev-|turned in by. nelghhors who heard| hiitos et writ of pro- The search for the missing -flight| by ‘sudden illness. Mr. Brooks was] Uinta county - ¥ near the spine. Hev,also. suffered| A mile north beyond the place|eral women and men topp ; ubition through which Royce d- oft a| the explostc commander and his mechanic con-| well known by a;number of Cas-|Washakie county — king win-| s - bruises and cuts.from broken glass.|where Mr. Bulock'’s car was demol- Whether any of the occu-| dows. The bl S -| sought to ble pposed mi tinued through the night, with coast] per business men. ‘The body is| Weston county ~ a Ie ik aeeOHE Catena. ronorea | idlisd. an Oveciastl touring, pinteteanee cised| fee entered in al ing, Mayor § DOUle ee guard cutters and cannery yessels|now at the Shaffer-Gay mortuary within the next several weeks. the road and rolled over twic rin several. pla he} interviewed last night on possible combing the region between Chignik |awating funeral atrarigements. Et (pete aa es, ae iss le Pp Ray ea ae. ane ag interviewed last ‘night on powsibl and Perryville, a radio dispatch said a motion to cancel the hearing will cidents happened last night, though fon, to, cant Mel tat Spa sate laced , none of them was serious. ve made in regular cotinell meeting ? ‘ G. W. Slatterbeck, driving a Co- * ling. nara ratio stan ae ere ae lumbia Six, was confused by the At orney Frank. Perkins wad oe ne 35 2 ; ‘ bright lights ef an approaching car mong those present at yesterday's tin’s. disappearance. | early in the evening as he was ap- ge: 3 = : BE TESTE D=vcc2=| RULE FOR WEEK (00%: the railing of the bridge. There were rney in tt two men riding with him. MISSING M FOOD SUPPLI Frederick Martin, lost mander of the American round-the world flyers, and his mechanic, opinior While lo one ipreme court ha decided that thera right in an office yet 18 that of councilman is no pr have ample food supplies and ° - ; was injured. , eos Mas. Chorus of hildren in . . . ° my ne De mateo 10 Ina them several weeks Hope Revived for Oil Production From) iF, _goout executive, nt Aft Cc. to Ush ne ip rit Ag at City Park which 4s created by gtatute has cer. ane rhe ib be, Laeut mee Es. . almost immovable objec! whe: us ernoon to Ss wn las 2 ] t n inherent concomitants ar n Sear aitan | conmesage cons ane Mammoth Structure in Plans of there was - calson Detween ibis y ity-Wide Observance the absence of provisions for the rec and another car at the intersectio Ne Midwest for Another Test salsa sralvamian bad A vatentes ok of National Music Week in Casper should 1 ich flight, notified air service officials cannot and by radio today. be removed except for Smith expressed confidence that about $ erlock. Bartle was some- wary arave herinspeqe Such ona Martin and his companion were , what shaken up. Di. . a rs ; i gyre egos ing more than ethi- Bre dnd wrdtiinond be tonne: : ‘ Two cars, both unicentified, Hundreds of fresh young voices will blend this afternoon in the singing of familiar whi h tie ma thea nt a al _ Covering a promise of a great deep pool of black gold, | crashed into each other before dark} religious and patriotic songs, when Casper’s great, glorious family of children gathers | reason ote legal ‘CORDOVA. Alaska, May 3—| Tisdale Dome, 20 miles west of Salt Creek field, will re-|!"_ the vicinity of the old brewery] as a massed chorus at the city park at 2 o'clock. Gentinohies ; } Search for Major Frederick Martin,| sound before the end of May to pounding and tl i Thi en air concert is first of the daily r P ice 7 f “folloy Opinion, reads. ix J hunder’ is open air concert is first of the daily round of musical events ths ill featur: ul ow f missing leader of the American] oF gtee], g €TINE | EXCLUSION TO COOLIDGE SOON Music Week in Casper n hat will feature : : round-the-world airplane flight, to ae. f 5 5 WASHINGTON, D.’C., May 3——| ou : sper. | é : 4 r leve t night seemed resolved into a dogged Test of Tisdale will be started by the Midwest Refining | rhe new immigration bill will not be American Legion and high school bands will accompany the multitude of young- battle inst cruel Arctic wastes|company within the next several weeks, according to |sent to President Coolidge for his|Sters with H. Rot Bartle and A. V, | ™usicians who may be of aseistan tien I 1 Foote « man |}. “ie and fading hope. present plans. Preliminary work of) come from the black oll sands. The | approva! until some time next week.| [itchie leading the np 5 mu t t ~ But with the courage which is building mp and hauling ma- | ob, ecial mu Being heard in|, etive sand for which the Mid. Conferees on the measure failed ery child ¢ chool ase is as! . e . » ro of these | ter reatic > NW every church’ in the city tr. I has no ers other than J sili. essence of the ror f these | terials to location on the NW% of t will drill'is the Tensleep, exti-|to complete their task today ~ of e at the park promptly at Syery.cburahiin the city today, and} ° OA hed iby afatate; xi Mmost unknown Ne eete | ection 28-41-51, will probably be be-}mated depth 2,000 feet. Below J¢|troning out differences between the| hour ,the concert begins. Likewise, | ®€VeP@l. pastors are making parti F Yefused to accept defeat and merely | gun this week. are severa: Ase anaes ri quest goes to all Casper | War mention of the significance of | harmony—vocal 1 ; by ordin- led ceutinh casa arcesche ts] on te tee or ther sep aunee eee 1 other potential “6l1 epee and senate and adjourned un-|a similar request goes to all Casper | War mention of th ea homarinike (ome a | ance what work a forfeiture of ME parent setback. structure the Midwest controls ap-| In 1917 the Shiloh Off company| Senator Reed, Pennsylvania, and ie |for the entire week in| vided by atatite wag! tlready pro: At 2 p. m. today Major Martin | proximately 2,600 acres of leases.| brought in a water well having 2 | Chairmen Johegon ot the lence in With Music Week thus well be-| printed | given above vou nem, the citations and Sergeant “Alva Harvey, his] Other test wells have been. drilled |‘great flow from the Tensleep in the | inieration. committes, In charee at KITES TO gun, Casper will revel in ex-| Charles } nd ta: Gonaigeckine note that there mechaniclan, had been missing on Tisdale, but nore of them were|outer edge of Tisdale. This welk|the meanure for the + apective nt musical festivity an-| the Muri ct thae oe ity to the ef. hours. ‘They had practically food] near the apex. has never been pped and con-| houses announced that a complete other for the next six days. A re High points of the edvtatation! of a munielpal with them when they roared away | Sinco the Cloverly formations are} titues to throw out a vast volume |agrcement orobably will be reached FILL SKY markable pre 1 Including a dis-|with epecial mention « dge of tien, on inherent right to (Continued on Page Ten.) xposed, expected production will (Continued on Page Ten.) periichanas: 2 °, play of remarkable talent has been| program, are given a ot : mberatiip.«* Bat a y : prepared through the energetic ac:! (Continued on Page ‘ser examination 1e Ten.) ;ECONOMY FORCES .°"" hedral kites kinds of kite fs will go # ekywards from , the Rodeo 1 Saturday ; May 17 al On that day, if the weather ts favorable, a kite flying tourna meént will sweep toward the clouds paper, wood and cloth in BONUS BILL VETO URGED ON COOLIDGE; MEASURE IS DUBBED “GOLD BRICK . : . : bill was his first exercise of the veto| roll,” the president’s message start-|| #!! mannérs and shapes. The . | s . f obs : . atisty the rans (0 Says President Coolidge in Return-| imei. i2' exercise of the veto] roll.” the president's message start Tribune with the ass || Representatives of Two Organizations| Sit %nt*,." "a > 7 B . Billt C if LWith t ‘pproving the measure, Mr. Coolidge| bring the total pension bill of the Casper's public seh ony, ya $4,000,000,000 L ursum Bi followed the same course ag did the| country to a point higher than any || 2 stage this big event under the 7 ; Al ? WwW & ‘ oO apt 0. winou late President Harding, who. refused] beforo, reached, nowithstanding it is|| ‘rection of EB, M. Wyatt, super Oppose Bill on Ground That Men | NOTED MINISTER , Py . his endorsement to a similar meas-|now nearly sixty years since the|| Visor of manual training clacaes ‘ery : re 8s Giving It His Approval ure last year. Many observers saw | close of the Clviiwarn SEMA dau z | Tt BUT IMPROVING 8 saw | close of the Civil war. A list of prizes as long as the on é€ oatistte MELROSE, in the veto the same fate for the| “A* generous nation increased its|| longest kite will be awarded a: Preka te ay ee . i eee bonus ei for soldiers of| pensions to over a quarter of a bil by the Tribune to the winners a ah ba Te Tu & | Dwight IT : oH “by he world war, which was delivered has already ||. of the numerous entries , ICTAN ‘ > | Aide (inteed erone Beate Oaetettndent Neto Ate Hees a dire || Gaal dapetree WASHINGTON, D. C., May 8.—(United Press) —|P!mouth « ; veer Jnited | is orrespondent) The president's mess: was a| pensions to the su ora of that na With the soldier insurance bonus bill passed by congres hain : WASHINGTON, D. C., May 3.—President Coolidge to-| ringing reaffirmation of his econome | conflict ana stots dependants oy ~shaonghlles est. Il soon to be acted on by President Coolid vigorous wee night faced his first test with congress over a vetoed meas-|in « nmer Mi He brushed The need for economy in publ fg ' oferta Ato bl | b> epat Apeibebertods White. ¢ AL pk beh: | I i 1 Beech le is | amide otomor Gfiaideration . ctl 'axpabaltuten et tom eeieane temo ee acting mort elaborate kites will ||/sault wa 1ade at the White House today against the] er. is ti at 1} pid i Pxs . E sale 2 ge ‘ e all have classes to compete tr measure The tor Br . The president precipitated»it with his return of the|‘ ee the grounds on] not be o estimated. T am for|| mye As will t 4 preacher Id y res ; rs is which Press ling’ vetoed the} economy. I am against every un ig etre oie Aagedianalee aap President Coolidge received a delegation of the form-|*"*er!ns fror 1 ho res pension bill to the capitol today without his approval. He | piti, ana openty stated “the main ob necessary payment of the money. of || *'f* i er nervice men’s Antl-Bonua League) White House to ask the prestdent | °Ved sever ks ago, and tt ta said it was an unwarranted expenditure of the taxpayers | ection to the whol bill the unwar-|the tax pavers. No public require Deeweett Fibw Bed) the time. Of/1) ci wag presented) py“ showiton |'to, Vets the bill, but on th. ground | "red he will never be able to pet money. the measure, announced he would | ranted expenditures of the money of} ment at the present time ranks|| ‘"? tournament watch the Tribe |] putnam, president of the league jthat it was Inadequate for the} "UM & pastorate aga‘n. Doctors at Immediately after his veto mes-move to pass the measure over the | the tax payers.” with the necessity for the reduction || U"° for further word of plane Marvin Gates § tiona! | veterans | hospital stited tonight, hows fage-was read in the Senate, Sena-yeto next Tuesday It proposes to ald more than 25|of taxation, This result cannot be|| “"% Proerams President of the Private Boldiers and| ‘The bill in a 1b nenaure,” | ever, that his condition was impreys tor Bursum, New Mexico, author of ‘The president's disapproval of the | percent to the oot of the pension (Continued on Page Six) ‘ Satlora Legion, alsa called at the declared Gperry, “and will not | log. A