Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. SUNDAY, MAY 52, 1924. LONDON’S ‘YELLOW SPIDER’ CAUGHT IN OWN WEB OF ENORMOUS DRUG-PEDDLING. SYSTEH INDON, May 24.—Like a vicious rs f yellow spider for seven long pros- ~ perous years Brilliant Chang, alias Chan Nam, sat in an obscure room in Limehouse Causeway and spun his webs baited with cocaine to catch the poor whie files of Lon-| don's fashionable West End. Out of the webs Chang” drew gold, a fine flat in swell Park Lane, @, huge automobile, wi dances and women. But the other day, after seven years’ patient watching and waiting, Scotland Yard pounced down, tore away all his webs and sent him to a prison cell for 14 months, after which he will be deported to his native China, Limehouse Causeway is London's Chinatown—quilet, sinister and ee: cret. Not far away are the great docks where the big ships from ,the Orient come in. The police suspect that every ship that comes from China has its contraband load ot cocaine and opium which “innocent seamen slip into the hands of guile- less looking Chinamen. One of these was Brilliant Chang who led two lives. In Limehouse he had an humble flat among his countrymen, Up town he lived the life of a well-to-do man about town, wore stylish clothes, frequented the night clubs,’ and drank his wine with an air. For he was an edu- cated man who spoke and wrote English ‘fluently. He came here originally eight Che Casper Sunday Cribune and Italians take a share of their holdings. Once the govern- ment gave its consent to the project the British turinel company and the French tunnel company would sup- ply the needed money within a week. It will take five yoars to ; IN build. But the possibilities of such a tunnel are simply immense. AN lIGLY MOOD BY MILTON BRONNER. '. ———— = Through trains, without change OLONDOM, May 24-2Sust an eose Sees lexpteala: He MUSNay Tana vibe Kilauea Belches Rocks Hundreds of Feet as the British premter parliament Na taeplaee hig’ alae dice eharry bee tr pics rays Arana a least one hour, British manufactured work will be started on the greatest potest so Git aatene engiuecring enterprise since Amer- renga gathers vpn ican genius connected iss Atlantic fens anal pin boat eae Painted and Pacific oceans at Panama — “4 the construction of a 36-mile a Yipee eect are “area valu bd nel under the sea, to connect Eng- F Into the Air. land with the continent of Europe. General Foch estimated thet hat 1 been in’ existence, the It will he the greatest tunnel in thia tunnel. been: inex ; . 24.—-Pote, god-| th® World—far longer than those war would have been brought to a HILO, T. H., May 24— Pele: Ged: | through the Alps and the Andes and conclusion in our <avar two. years Goss of fire, credited by native whe (its underwater extent making the earlier, due to the: factiitles for un- wallan legend with living within the | yzudson tubes in New York look like molested transport of troops, muni- cauldron of the | volcano | Hillaues.| toys. It has been the dream of en- tions and supplies; One of the main awakened from her troubled sleep to-| 71) oo.5 raitway men and financiers objections torthe tunnel in the past day. for nearly a hundred years and the has beén that it-might sérve as a Her mood was ugly !f the day's! aream has always been blocked by means of-invading England. But events were to be friterpreted in the| pritish fears ¢f military invasion, this tunnel would be ap constructed ee oe ee eed in two|. Sit William Bull, a veteran mem- phat (5) sine oot rera een Pee eeaaens: hurd. boulders |e? Of parliament a distinguished button Ha RMNae a anny Pe it t mentary commission on the an- 7 the earth for rifles around: pelched'l nel Tunnel, 1s urging upon Premier ing an etfective water lock. This dip ashes over: the ee and gas a|MacDonaid that the present gov- In pe ve priddvrn up pve Dine: Oe . ernment smgoth the way for the water in a a. aera Beales field for seven army} tunne! project. I asked him to tell It has been asked whether a sub- airplanes engaged in photographing the eruption from the air, wi clut- tered with boulders until it ren- dered useless and a new temporary field was sought for the planes. Visitor scores of whom had flocked to the volcano when the out- break of earlier in the week subsided, led in terror to Hilo. eos. ly he uf) the @rug, and never had a drop «; it in clothes. He had Chines, negro and white tools to sell tho profits, he led Out of his huge Mfe of ease. . At the night clubs ho camo into contact with the women habitues. When they were tired or zi fagged or blue, he told them how babe bert) " “coke’’ would buck them up... He even obliged by telling them how they could get it. He thus extended tle roll of his customers. Everything went well with him until one’ day in 1921 pretty Freda Kempton, an instructor in dancing, was found dead in her flat. Cocaing had done it. And it was shown sho had been a Close friend’ of Chang. She had been a regular patron at restaurant he had opened. He was a prominent witness at the inquest, but the police couldn't pin anything on him, th But they watched him so closely that he closed his restaurant, gave up his Park Lane flat and went to live in Limehouse altogether, Tho Police were baffled. But a couple of weeks ago pretty girl named Violet Payne was seen in a Pennyflelds “pub” actin: queerly. The police questioned he: took her to the station, had. hi Searched and found cocaine, She readily agreed to help the authori. She told them she got the drug from Chang and told how tho me all about it. marine or an air plane of a hostile “It looks,” said he, “as if nature country could not destroy the tun/ had specially prepare@ things to nel i tattered Megat Sene ine make it easy for man to build the the Be es in thes annol in the line tunnel and to build it at the points of t ti sab it athena eso fo where the distance between Eng- ne i a ve bp ry hae te land and France is the least. That Rati Reet aves A Sons ise point is between Dover on our side io tod IIe Roe oa of the English Channel and San- if HOW THE PROPOSED TUNN EL WILL LINK ENGLAND AND FRANCE. AT THE RIGHT: SIR WILLIAM BULL. CHAIRMAN OF THE PARLIAMENTARY COMMIS SION ON THE TUNNEL. “It is really proposed to build two tunnels, one for each Hne of rail- low that is a bed of chalk marl which lies upon gault clay. The i 4 | be: 4 . His customers put thelr money throug Observations by government scten-| gatte near Calais on the French | chalk marl, roughly 60 feet in thick: | way. In this manner the size would years ago to study chemistry. Hi! y f tists showed that the gas pressure | side. The tunnel would be 36 miles | ness is of such naturo as to be vir-| be lessened. It is estimated that the 10000 POPPIES SOLD. people were well-to-do. After a a chink in a back fence and in turn within the mountain Is still at a high|in length, of which 24 would be un- tually impervious to the percolation For that reason it lends entire project would cost 29,000,000 pounds and that it would yield a CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 24.—Ten thousand artificial poppies were sold while the war broke down many of Bot & packet of “coke,” neither the point, presaging other probably| der the sea. of water. the mail and banking facilities be- customer nor’ the vendor seelny more violent explosions to come. “From borings that have been | itself admirably as the most suit-| profit of five perecent onthe inyest-|on the. streets of Cheyenne Saturday | tween China and England. Chang’s each other. That was enough The eruption has now widened the|taken at frequent intervals, we|able materia! through which the | ment. There will be no tranble about |by girl solicitors representing the| remittances from home ceased. Scotland Yard pounced upon Chang. searched his flat, and behind a loos, panel in his kitchen found some ot the drug. He had come to the end of his strin, 851 NAMES ON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROSTER TODAY : 5 ° ‘Wiilamsport Wire Rope Dist. Co.|ton county was illegal and that therefore, “pit’—which 1s the actual cauldron filled with vivid red molten lava—to practically twice the size of a month ago. tunnel would be (riven. We could do without steel or iron work, the tunnel being lined “with reinforced concrete. know exactly the geological compo- sition of the strata in which the finding the money. One half will be supplied here and the other. half by French financi But the chances are that the French would let the " American Legion Auxiliary and the VIOLET PAYNE WHOSE TES: Veterans of Foreign Wars. : (Ws abst cs dict’ Sake TIMONY TRAPPED BRILLIANT CHANG (BELOW), LONDON'S LLOW SPIDER. But Chang knew a trick or two. In knocking about the White Light district. he had learned there was Its. ® ready market for “cok and work would have to be done. Below a there is a bed of chalk. Be- the si ‘The membership lst of the Casper} Casper Motor company. Foley Drilling Co. Mammoth Oi! Co. Rialto Theater M Caf ‘Richards a: Cunsingh ie eerie) : should refuse to distri. 7 ol Casper Spring company. Foley, J. J. fanhattan Cafe chard unningham Wilson, Cranmer & Co. State Treasurer John M. Snyder,!bute any funds to the county. erat at sex uantinighes rie pace laueen reece Foster, E. H. Marine Oil Go. Richardson, C. B, Wilson, Wm. 0. ————— ee headed by George B. Nelson was Cobb, A. H. Fowler, Wade H. Maxon, H. B, Rickenbacker Sales & Service Winter, A. E., Sr, in the lead at that time, -having| Colorado Portland Cement Co. Foy, M. 1. May Tank & Supply Co. Rocheford, J. E, Winter & Winter. obtained about 100 members, M. J. Compton, H. W. Frantz Shop % Me. Adama, We B. Rose, R. R. Woods Filling Station. I Oflmen was second. Although| Cooper, Thomas. Frick-Reid Supply Co. McCord Brady .Co. Royce, Pat. Worthman, A, J. the major part of the drive has rabtree, C. W. Frost, Dr. I. N. McCracken, Harry Rothrock's Independent Supply Co. been completed there will still be] C¥ Filling Station. Fuchs Company McDermott, John R. Salt Creek Consolidated Oil Co. Wyatt Cafeteria. some canvassing of new prospects on sfonday.and Tuesday, The final reports will be turned in Tuesday night and the loving eup awarded the winning team will be presented at that time. ‘The following members have been obtained to date: Adams Miller Supply company. Aero Products Filling Station, Alemite Service Station, American Cafe, Andrews,- Frederick , B. Arkeon Dancing Academy. Automatic Advertising company. Auto Electric company Auto Equipment company. Auto Service company. Ayers Jewelry. Babb, Inez M. Racheller, FE. Paul. sacon, EB. P. Bailey, Dr. C. H. Baker, He W. rnard Ity company. arnett, M. D. Outfitting company Bartle, H. Roe. ar, Carl, er, Henry Bewtl, Dr. J, E. Becklinger, M. A. t Mrs. M. A, eauty Shop. Dr. J. W. ompany. Jr . D., Service. Brennan, B. P. Brile, Alfred. Brodie, C. P. Brown, J Merc... company. Brown, W. H. Bubb Ice Cream company. Bullock & Lacy. Bungalow Grocery & Market, Burns, P, Bury Realty compar 8 & DeFr arelis, O. J. ‘allaway, R. E. ‘ampbellJohnson Clo. company. ‘apitol Grocery & Market. H r Oil comr r Abstrac Battery ottlin, wick ompany. ompany. Works, mpiny. Casper r Clearing House. Credit Exchange, Casper Dally Tribune, Casper Dry Cleaners. Rarte A. J Beach, Ben F. Bean, Edwin M. Bentley, F. J pa r The Boyle, J. ¥ Bre E.R Bubb Ice company Burnett, W. G. Be Harry c Frank Carpenter, C. H. Case John Hf Casper Adjustment company. Castle, M. > Pondon and fis See your local agent ANCHOR LINES JOHN LXYNCM, Casper, Ptone 96W Donohoe, B. J. Edwards, Clyde. England, John. Fairbanks Morse company. Fassett, E, W. Freeland Bros. Gadberry, D. F. E. J. Garrett Pool Hall. Griffin, John P. Hanson, J. A. Harris & White Ditching Co. Hawes, H._B. C. M. Hotness. Holman, W. P.,\ Sr- International Supply company. Johnson, H. F. Johnson, Dr. L. D. Jopp, Earle W. Kistler Tent & Awning. Kline, H.'B. Liebenstein, Chas. Lloyd Bldg. company. Madden, Edward C. Mapes, C. W: Mathews, McDonald, Geo. R. McKelvey, B. H, Moose, Casper Lodge No. 1182, Morgan, G. T. Mosher, R, M. Mountain Tire & Service. Nelson, Leslie M. North Casper Pharmacy. O'Brien, Frank M. O'Conno G. Patten, W. H. Patton, W. E. Perken: rank M. ‘ Casper Llectric Appliance com- pany. Casper Gas Appliance company. Casper Herald Casper Investment company. Casper Mutual Bldg, & Loan, Casper Packing company. Casper Pharmacy. Casper Poultry & Fish Market. Casper Sheet Metal Works Casper Stationery. Casper Steam Bakery Casper Supply..company. Casper Tire & Radiator company. Casper Towel Supply company. Casper, Typewriter Exchange. Casper ‘Wyoming Theatre Co. Center St. Service Station. Chamberlain Furniture Co, Champion, Harry E. A. B, Chandler Independent Filling Station. Cheley, W. J. . Cheyenne Fruit Co, Chicken House, City Sanitation Co, Clare, Tom A, Clay, IN, Cobb, W, B Coen, Mrs, Glen O. Colby & Rognstad. Coliseum Motor Co, Connell Dr. L, J. Continental Supply Co. Converse, Frank. Conwell, Ha Court Hote Cowan, J. F. ° Cronin, Wm, Cunningham, J. L, c Rate Ford Stores, CY Confectionery. Daly, John, Davis, Dr. Caroline, Dayton, Marshall, Dean, Dr. T. A. Diamond, 'T. J. Dobbins J, C. Donovan, Dr, J. J. Doud Motor Co. 1 + & Goodrich Dunean, Dr. ¢ Durham, Mrs Durham, H. Edw Eh Elliott, ¢ Empey England, Frank ovans, W. T. 2vanson Hotel ad Shoe and Clothing Co, “erguson, “icca, L. A. inance Corporation Fisher, Geo, W, mctcher, C, K, of Wyo. Fuller, Emmet Gantt Hardware Co, Garbutt, Weidner & Sweeney Garry Transportation Gas Engineering & Const. Co, Gay, Lew M. J Gee, A. M. Gels, Dr. N. C. General Supply Co, Gockel, Rev. J. H. Gorsuch, Grover C, Grand Grocery, Inc. 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Larson & Jorgensen, Inc. The Leatier Lidderdale Likely, J. A, Lindsay & Co. Tool Co, Lincoln St. Grocery, Littlefield, C. B. Luckys Market Lukis Candy Co. FORD RUNS 87 MILES ON GALLON OF GASOLINE A new automat ing device has hn A ransky, and self-regulat: been invented by 2642 Fourth 8t., Pukwana, South Dakota, with which automobiles have made from 40 to 57 miles on @ gallon of gasoline. It removes all carbon and prevents spark plug trouble and overheating, It can be installed by anyone in five minutes. Mr. Stransky wants agents and sample at his today.—Advert. willing wniriak, extent, to send a Write him McGinn, P. J. MaciInts 8. McIntyre, Wm. McLelland, Dr. Allen Metz Bakery . Midwest Commissary Midwest Oil Company Midwest Optical Co, Midwest Refining Co. Midwestern Torpedo Co. Lee C. Moore & Co. Mitchell, D. A, Tours Morat, Dr. Ni -Bee Morris, Perry A. Morrison, Dr. John Mosher, R. J. Motor Service Station Mountain & Gulf Oll Co. Mountain Realty Corp. Inc. 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Rialto Fruit Co, “Tet Isn't All Right, Bring It Back” Exchange Furniture and Hardware Co. 215-219 West First St. Phone 1086 Salt Creek Trans. Co. Schank Plumbing & Heating Co, Schulte, EB. J., Schule Hardware Co. Schuster, M. B, & J. N. Scott Clothing. Scott, Jack. Scott, J. T. See Ben Realty Co. See Ben Transfer. Service, Art Printing Co. Service Cleaners. ‘ ~ Service” Gtovtry. ~~ ‘Shikany Shoe & Clothing” Ce. Shipp, E.R. 2 Shoblom, Chas. Shold, Walte: Sinclair Wyoming Oi! Co. Slack-Stirrett Printing Co. Siade, A. A.’ Spears, T.-C. Spencer; Chas. C. Sprecher, J. G. Sprague & Nissely Const. Co. Sproyl, W, W. Stafford, Mrs. Chas. B. Standard, Jerry. Standard Oil of Indiana. Starks Grocery & Market. Stearns, David, Street, vendsan, a. ylor Steel & Boller Works. The Texas Co. Tobin, C.-W. Hotel Townsend. Hotel Townsend Barber Shop. John Tripeny Co. ‘Troy Laundry Co. Turnbull, J. 8, Uneeda Tire Co. Union Investment -Co. Utah Oil Refining Co. Walker Lumber Co. Warne & Crosby. Vv ren Eros. Co, Warren Consgriittion Co. ‘Weaver, W. H. Webb, Rayburn 8, The Chas. BE. Wells Music Co. Wehrll, W. J. West, I. J. Western Lumber Co. Western Publishing Co. Western Pipe Line Co. Western Sand & Gravel Co. Western States Oil & Land Co. Western Union Telegraph Co. Westfall, Wm. J. ‘Westinghouse Electric Co. Wheeler, M. P. Wheeler & Worthington. Whisenbunt, John M. White, 2. EB. White Grocery. White Market. Wiggins, J. A. Williams Associated Co. Williams, B. R. Refrigerators At Lowest Prices BECAUSE— We buy in carload lots BECAUSE— We get carload let freight rates. . BECAUSE— We pay ca the Uavovat Bt Exchange Furniture and Hardware Co: 215-219 West First St. Phone 1086 Wyatt Filling’ Station. Wyoming Associated Ofl Co. Wyoming Automotive Co. Wyoming Baking Co. Wyoming Building & Loan. Wyoming Grocery Co. Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. Wyoming N. & 8. Ry. Wyoming Roofing Co. Wyoming ‘Typewriter Exchange. Yesness, Harry. - , Platte River Sand & Gravel Co.. Reichenbach, Dr. H. A. Sanitary Wet Wash Laundry * Sennett, L. H, Siebert, Harry Sisk, W. J. Smith, L. P. Smith, Dr. Mark M. Smith & Turner Specialty Boot Shop Spicer, C. D. Studebaker Sales Service Sumey, R. W. Thomas, Joe F. Van Denberg, R. C, Villnave, F. A. Wardrobe Cleaners Western Realty & Lot Sales White, R. W. Wray, V. C. Whitlock, 0. J. Wrenstead Studio . Henry ‘oming Cadillac Co, Wyoming Drug & Supply Co. Wyoming Theatre Co. Zimmers, F. M, Anderson, C, H..Co. Grand Army Gets- Aid in Memorial CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 24.—Tho two Cheyenne posts of the American Legion an@ the garrison at Fort dD, A. Russell are co-operating with the Cheyenne post af ‘the G. A. R. in Preparing for fitting observance here of Memorial Day, TETON COUNTY FIG 5 BROUGHT TO EN CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 24.—Te. ton county wins again. The Wyo- ming Supreme court has denied an Application for a rehearing on a petition for a writ of mandamus against the State treasurer in the matter of Teton county funds. The writ was sought by James Budge, Robert Lundy, Jr, W. Arthur Simpson, J. Henry May, B. 8. Shef- field and T. R. Wilson on the ground that the organization of Te- Your Headquarters for Camp Equipment We buy as jobbers and sell at wholesale prices, Exchange _ Furniture and Hardware Co. 215-219 West First St, Phone 1086 you. A few months’ Special Discount on RUGS THIS WEEK Exchange Furniture and Hardware Co, 215-219 West First St. Phone 1086 HOTEL - MARSEILLES Broadway at 103d St. (Subway Express Station at Door) NEW.YORK CITY Near Riverside Drive Central Park. Theatres and Shoppir «Sections Singleroon., r ning er #230 v7 Single and bath $3 Double room, bath $5 per day Handsome suites of 2, 3rooms Dinner de Luxe $1.35 served in Blue Room and Grill Exceptional Orchestra |. P. MURTHA, Mgr. SPECIAL SUMMER SCHOOL June 2—August 22 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES PREPARE NOW Be ready to take your place in an office this fall. If you want a position—or a better position—let us help 1 training will give the needed finish for the business office, BOTH DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES Casper Business College, Ine. Phone 1325 We Are Selling Our Over-supply of Paint at $2.25 * $2.75 PER GALLON Exchange Furniture and Hardware Co. 215-219 West First St. Phone 1086