Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1924, Page 2

PAGE, TWO. ~ RECLAMATION PROJECTS 10 BE SURVEYED Mead Orders Work To Start Immediately On Various Projects « WASHINGTON,. June 23.—Carry- ing out one. of the principal recom- mendations of Secretary Work’'s fact-finding commission, Commis- sioner Mead of the bureau of recia- mation today ordered a complete sur- vey ef government reclamation pro- jJect¥ to determine the financial con- dition of the water users and fix the irrigable areas against which charges may be assessed. The fact-finding committee has re- commended that the government charge of $27,000,000 representing as- sessments due for reclamation farm- ers who have settled on worthless lands. Congressional action, how- ever, will be necessary before these charges can be thrown out and also for fixing future charges on the basis of the relative agricultural. re- turn of the lands. In addition to the survey, Com- missioner Mead authorized field in- vestigations of five new projects dur- ing the summer including the pro- posed Owyhee and Vale projects in Oregon, the Salt Lake basin in Utah, Spanish Springs in Nevada and the Kittitas in Washington, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1924, ienic Yesterday was a big day for tour, cmd goa Siriano ‘on the Alcova road. Little won. eres 33 ‘though for the scenery was par John Spitzer was-in Salt Creek yea-| excellont and left nothing to be de. terday. sired. f — “Whoop her up! Slim.” ‘We're all going to ‘Poverty Gulch.” LEE DOUDS, BURLINGTON AND hE, r| MERCHANTS WIN THEIR GAMES GIVEN WELCOM : "| soward Price of Midwest was in Victories were won for the Lee} loosely played as was the Burling- Doud, the Merchants, and the Bur-| ton-Colfaeum. Complete box scores i, Casper yesterday visiting Mrs. Price. tinued from Page One.) lington base! teams in the In on these were not available a of Pveagel chy ‘of public. utilities | pendent league yesterday, Lee Doud's| The box score of the Merchants: : Do vou. crave sage? Gee 5,000 as they exist. . men art a Linas f unten oe Telephone game is as ee bucks . “1 hav it a few figures which | sregation 28 to 3, a nat un! ‘or Merchants—June 22 n I have Gathers wnten ie were like] Victory inasmuch as the Yesness|- AB. R. H. PO. A. B. 3 A. Bede was a visitor: in to give to you. Do you know that] team was entering the field for the| LuJan 2b ........-.7 83 2 2 3 0 ugias jurday. rs according to the best information | first time to replace that of the Na- 430 0.0 what Ridin’ Kid will be at “Pov- available by the United States au-|trona Power company, The Burling: 43400 Gulch.” thorities the public utilities of the he Lp einer bry? ayer a ‘ 3 He £ 8 erty Gulch.’ J tod lercha: jefon: brew woe cence! gr nar sain vantenont, of between ewelve | Phone company’s men 21 to 8. De Usher 34010 Lygeecsperbtie oy. 92 seine Ps and fifteen billion dollars, a stupen-| The Doud-Yeoness game was very : 1 1 : “ at camp on Casper tain. dous sum of money and I can just 4 Geyechs ot Yallowstone, sive you two-or threeitigures\walels ; paid eg nce tA 6 Ph Peer P throws waier a height of 200 feet, illustrate the point. Lighting is the 5 r @ spouts at intervals of front on : Total ----.-----.48 311727 6 1] A ton of fun for 60 cents at| Buell Westfall, Arnold Chancellor, | an; eae Pi prcuedletiaek pene l ; Two base hits—Hallinger 1, Hen-| “Poverty Gulch,” Duke Peterson, ‘Ashley, Hazel | to four hours, mately $8,000 wercer were Halinger 1, Apel 1, Ewing fn say vera pleosant day fishing and| untce Sdady, Mable Sykes, Eis Hak ieee fe Sa aca : failinger 1, Apel 1, Ewing 1, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Wilford motor-| day spent a p! y fishing ‘ 4 ere is @ sim expensive and stcet.ranportation represent MEETING Hartman oc ay mee a | sel ct amt oe mn aa“ Sree en ata as 8 rounding towns where exper _ Camps, arth: dandeuffandscal; $180,000; eicersl ake Sisiine ace spend a week. Royal Society package goods, for| week-end at the camp of the Bus-|| Stop pitching, and the fall season, now on display at| iness and Professional Women's club roximately $5,000,000. @ Cunningham. near Garden Creek. Atnight, epreadthe hairapertand PrUDNGar chae'Eivea Poin wary seco] Wn icoeriar ea ear abe OAs Pinte Be tad Rt reprrdhgred pprig eter oo Reeve Boose onal beste ; rub a litte Resinol Ointment into conception of what we mean when | the crowd which choked Fourth ave-| pancock 1b —..--. 07012 Kichards and Cunningham. Royal J.B. Allen lett Casper for Min.| | the scalpgently, with the tip of the we speak of public utilities. It used | nue for a block. Roof Ib --.-.. 2802 i neapote. finger. Repeatthis until the whole to be the opinion of everyone that} “I know you didn't come here to! sooner rt and p 0 2 4 0] «rhe corset department of the Pu Ee, f |p has beentreated. Nextmorn- a public utility was organized to| betray o trust,” McAdoo continued.| tukcala If a... © 2:0 1|btuart shop announces the arrival of Hllis Mclain left yesterday for|) ing, shampoothoroughly with Rese gouge the public. But we American | “We're last aitchers, cried one dele-| tenczar rf and ef 2 1 1 1/8 complete line of Madame X Re Rawlins. inol Soap andhotwater, Workthe people believe that®a public utility | gate from Oregon amid chi Mabee'p and rt. 20.0 1) aucing clsdies. PIs creamy Resinol lather wellintothe 18 Ot) Cr Nae eee p idlee Deeper aptenolater G PINI armed 37:8 03 2 meen 3 ‘They succeeded in disposing of their! setore you travel ace the selec-|( scalp. Rinse with gradually cool- Durpose of wouslog the “public. WS | BoAaoD Te ert) ee ‘ Tio ale, Me, and Mrs Donald Ogtivy and] wool clip at's good price, tion of Bags at Richards and Cun.| | er water, the last water being cold, are on the dawn of what will be an | democracy triumphant.’ 5 102710 9) family, accompanied by friends, aeuaeose ningham. and Reainol Ointment era where the co-operation of the| When the former treasury secre: 1113 0 2 1} motored to the mountains yesterday.| Take your girl. Give her. Besfosl Seep penenotient man chance ublic in general will be solicited | tary referred to recovering the BOV-| reiepnone co. ..2 2000001105 diamond ring at “Pov: : by. our public utility corporations |@rnment from privilege, a volee| my, base hits—Roof 1, Tenczar 1. ‘safe Cree ‘The thinking fellow calls a and one we will feel that there is| shouted: Double play—Roof unassisted. Struck bd a fellowship existing between the| ‘Don't forget Teapot bai tor | Out by Mabee 1, Sopher 6, Base on| Phone 14. The D. A. Mitchell Park to Park utility which serves you day and ‘We'll soak the Republicans i ball off M 2, Sopher 2, Tour bids fair ¢o entirely change t! night and the men and women of | their dirty scandal from ner until} “Time of game 2 hours, 15 minutes} gkeesix Shoes at $1.00 @ pair. Kop-| mode of summer travel by inducin, the household who participate in the baseserd Pony Tomine il ast ‘ana the | U™Pire Hanegean, per Kettle Art Shop. the maximum of comfort and the privilages which a public utility is Philippin delegations on the apec- bg —_—_—_———— minimum of expense. The slogan of able to confer upon them. -, Wilmon Bennett, who went to Fort|the Mitchell Tours — “You sing “We all go to the electric light of-| 1! trains were from California, bealeczema and similar: all druggists. FLYER MAKES UNUSUAL TIME Collins a short time ago, is back in| ‘America'—Why not see it” has a fice and pay our bills and we go to | Oregon, Washington. Nevada, Utal. Casper. Wilmon says there's no| striking tone of truth. The terri- the gas and telephone office and do} Ho iota Arriving at the Grand Cen- place like Casper after all. tory covered by the tour includes likewise. Sometimes we do it grudg-| tr) terminal half an hour behind nine states, fourteen parks, and part ingly because we are asleep while! shequie, the delegates were greeted For correct time phone 4, Yellow|of Canada’s wonderful scenery. the public utility works. We are un-| j, Soa Serrcoouiting\ areaer cab, Glaciers, mountains that are not ex- aware at least two-thirds of the] ;2,,commitame rep! aban: celled by the Swiss peaks, cliff dwel- (Continued from Page One.) maximum amount of daylight af- forded him. From his margin of time the four refueling stops may take two hours, but he hopes to cut each stop to a third of its scheduled time. On July 9 of last year he set out on his first trial. Midway across the country a small motor ailment forced him down. ‘en days later & second attempt was begun. This promised success through every hard stage of the journey until at Rock Springs, Wyo., six hundred miles from his goal, an oil leak forced ktm down. This time these details have been more carefully watched. Dayton, O., is the first stop. ‘The other stops are at St. Joseph, Mo., Chey- enne, Wyo., and Salduro, Utah. Each is a milestone Maughan is confident he will pass}! spite of reported rain and a bad field at St. Joseph. Dayton, June 23.—Lieutenant Rus- sell L. Maughan landed at McCook field from Mitchel field New York at 7:05 eastern standard time and took off at 8:16 in his third attempt to, span the continent fron dawn to dusk. Maughan covered the first lap of hia journey, New York to Dayton, $75 miles, in four hours and seven minutes, slightly better than the schedule he had planned. Progress of the flight was delayed one hour and 11 minutes here for repairs to a gasoline line. Mechanics at McCook field also placed wheels with darger tires on the ship While this was going on Maughan paced restlessly back and forth, but never once urged the mechanics “to, greater speed. Lieutenant Harold R. Harris, chief test pilot of McCook field, Who sup- ervised the work of the mechanics, said if the weakened connection had not been discovered. at McCook field, it would have caused the ter- mination of the flight. "It certainly would have 1} gO somewhere else along the route and none of the other scheduled stops are equipped with materials to make such fitting,” Harris said. Just before hopping off, Lieuten- ent Maughan expressed his confi- dence in the result of the flight. down from New York said. “There was a dei 1 upper New York and just east of Pittsburgh I ran into a severe rain aod wind storm, “The faster I went through it the more the ship bobbed up and down This irregular movement of the ship was so bad it nearly made me seasick “Once past Pittsburgh, the flying ‘Was ideal.” Maughan climbed from his ship on arriving here with the comment “everything OK.” He nibbled at a sandwich and drank coffee while t mechanics were going over the plane. Just before he stepped in the plane for the second flight of the trip, he said: “[ have every reason to hope that the trip will be successful this time.”” Somebody tn the crowd that had gathered made reference to his old jinx following him and leutentnt an shouted back ‘I’ beat The plane ts a‘ standard army Curtiss type and is capable of a epeed greater than 160 miles an hour. Lieutenant Maughan hopes to land in San Francisco for supper, having breakfasted in New York. pa anat > Aenea time of the Cay and night of the ming’ cersmontes Skeesix Shoes at $1.00 a pair. Kop-| ler’s ruins, San Francisco chinatown public utility and the fact that the pat ee eer Ee ee qlee? per Kettle Art Shop. by night-all these are but @ pert of utility is always on the job. The] tions yormed in line behind the band the wonderful trip. Mr. Mitchell may only time we think of a public ctil-| gor the march over Fifth avenue for ich Tissue ginghams, regularly priced| be found at 314 Consolidated Royal ity is when something goes wrong] geven blocks to the McAdoo head- at 60 cents and 65 cents a yard—| Bullding for further inf I want to say that the day of recip-| quarters. Mi @M:gjorie Day of San while they last at 25 cents, Rich- ew rocity is coming when all public| Francisco, waving a California flag, ards and Cunningham. utilities will go under the banner of | ganced along at the head of the pro- service public and not merely @ serv-| cession, leading in the singing and biggest tine, Ge” to” “Povey The Biggest and Best Show That Casper Skeezix Shoes at $1.00 @ pair. Kop. | Gulch.” ice which is given without having | cheering. Has Ever Seen per Kettle Art Shop. ss a recourse to the ordinary nes of| ‘Tie marchers made only slow pro-| and roll in weal! Soapey hand-bess Nenana publicity. gress and long before they reached] of osc poe, We wealt! George Palmer and J. B. Tucker| trips $1.50 up. Balley’s Furniture “I believe that the public utilities | his hotel, Mr. McAdoo was ready to} So thé native sons out ¢! Bpent an enjoyable day's finishing | store. 326 West ‘Yellowstone. 1617-J. of the United States have paid far| welcome them. He appeared in the| pointing to Wyoming and at Sage Creek, too little attention to, the publicity | hotel lobby 15 minutes before hand|“Sic ‘em.” We have lote end of their business. They have] and was surrounded by friends and/to do, but first we must take More fun than you will hope to have again. Six nights. ‘There will be the finest and cleanest amuse- ment for all. For those who are thinking of geing. to Yellowstone—just muse For a good time—the sky's the not taken the public into their con-| delegates and held an impromptu re-| of ourselves. limit at “Poverty Gulch.” over the fact or ee 180 clear fidence and when they hayen’t taken | ception. streams suect ; the! falls. A the public into their confidence they} With the arrival of the head of ‘ ary Meriodin sate Letttats oe 2 a sabe Get busy boys, and enter your best girl oe Os hi invited criticism. All of us who| the column, the former secretary of m Marini ‘2 ‘our mattress @nd $8.00 will K ah the treasury with Mrs. McAdoo and Henning Hote! et you & brand how one in sacharge| fq Contest and see that she gets that $400, iamond try to keep in touch with what is ol throughout the country | his campaign manager, David Ladd at the Casper Mattress Factory. 32¢/ Ring. wo pag tie that, ithe ultilities of the Rockwell, stepped out on the bal- work, “It ain't nothin’ else but fun” at| West Yelowstone, 16175. ‘ a different states have taken the pub-| Cony. There was a cheer from the “Poverty Gulch. hee - rt Ndence—they have | California delegation which was first| For the benefit of the public, for good laundry soap—Crystal . told pee ein rot” theta aot aed to wheel into Fourth avenue, and| whom a periodical “showing” must] TWo negros in a large car hit a| White—S bars for 25 cents, st Ladies, Beware of Confidence Men at something of their problems. That | McAdoo waved his black sombrero, | be made, narcotic agents have nip-| telephone pole near the refinery—| Richards and Cunningham. the Sh makes for betterment, for a better] AS each delegation crowded jInto|ped several drug stores in this| tore both front whels off the car and . e Ow the space in front of ihe hotel, the|county. It happens to be a paor| Otherwise left the auto in a well] Mildred Weaver, Mins Dodge, ; Neteal ant ta Teltent deine pgomee cheering continued, (As the bands| play and one that will not meet with ‘The total injury| Bruce Wallace, and ‘Don Loobe rt fanitty. dicvinigg: thstifieg swung into “California, Here. Ij public approval. sustained by the two consisted of a\| motored to Alcova yesterday. After “I trust that you will all enlist | Come.” The demonstration lasted] The policy of kicking business joyab! ent hiki under thit t banner of reclpro- several minutes before McAdoo could/| men and community builders who tty: (that rabse] movement which | >¢sin his address of the | perl have made technical mis-| & Ys eres! " visitors, under the lead takes in rush hours, should be con- , has for its motto democracy of the Day sang “McAdoo, demned. ; world and that applies to all corpor-| you,» to the tune of “Maryland, My kind of business looks ations and institutions. Service is | sarang. No one. in Caspar te being Paramount in all of you and the! After the formal welcome, Mr. Mc-| kidded by these ‘blinds that are put spirit of co-operative service is the | 44doo retired to the hotel lobby where | up by narcotic agents. thing which is to be developed 28) he and Mrs. McAdoo greeted the| What about the real peddler of time goes on, I am quite sure that | aelegates personally. Then the in.| real dope—the one who traffics con- in a meeting of this kind that you | viqual delegations separated for the| stantly in narcotics, wrecking lives will all get together and understand | trip to their respective hotels. and getting away with it? Casper each others probiems and go away SUnEEEEEEIeeennEEEeeen? doctors have the inside information from here to spread the gospel of on this evil, but 00 one sees the the spirit of co-operation. If you federal men visiting them for in- can consistently obviate any further formation. Why is it that one misrepresentation and understand- healthy raid is not staged so that ing and can do it here and now—I we can get rid of the menace? Why am sure that you will have a better play with that one-time household and more wholesome life in the fu remedy, paregoric, when cocaine ture. and morphine are running rampant. ‘In closing—I trust this will prove a beneficial meeting to all of you encase anti from the number of men I have| POUGHKEEPSIE—Tho met this morning I am sure thati| Clarence 2. Sheldon, 84, you are coming here with the idea of | New York publisher was found in a helpful service and thereby being | Swamp about five miles from home better fitted to carry on the affairs| &t Verbank, He disappeared about of your public utility industry." ten.days ago. —- Prime Minister Gossi Sport Gossip Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest of the presidents, being but 42 when he took office. * [HOLMES HARDWARE CO. ; Announce That after a study and amalgamation of the various lines of merchandise which they, stocked, they will discontinue the following lines That t interest has ‘been aroused’in the school election which should be held in London, not later |g being held today at the Washing. than mid-July for the purpose of de-| ton school, First and Durbin finitely settling on procedure to be! streets, was shown with the large adopted for putting Dawes’ report number of persons who appeared to my aK Thomas Jefferson and John | Mt execution, cast thelr ‘ballots. Sixty three per- cy , it 45 min- House of Representatives, neither | DOmbard the city anhslen of! continued to pour 4 9 Yangtze river in Shechwan province, having had a majority of electoral The purpose of the election ts to votes. the comamnder of the British gum-| 1 vacancies on the Natrona Coun: ah ll pea boat Cockhafer compelled the highest] ty nigh school board and the board We will place on sale at close out prices all of the China and military leaders there to walk in full ed. arter serving four yeare, have| Uniform to the cemetery behind the] ‘oon a $880,000 tax levy for achool Glassware, all Gas Ranges, Oil Stoves, Tents, Army Cots, Ham- made thelr campaign from the | tan, killed there by Chinese junk | S*penses the coming year. mocks and Washing Machines. ' ; baer o'clock this evening. Any quall- Three Presidents of the United] go AHA—Six government alr mail| ‘!°¢ Voter at general elections here 7 1 * Fee ar auren: (Cleveland and] planes were completely wrecked | ay, vote On the, board Sivileged ca. This Action Will Give Us More Room to Better Display and Increase the ot York & stepping stone to| cayed in after gist of wind had tie | ‘2 cast thels Ballots on the tax iesue, Sige ace . Other Departments pire the White House, ed roof from building and d it in a nearby field. One of planes ?? 2 Wyoming Motorway ?? 2 New York has been the home ulpped . *s moat tmportant state of no fewer than ten vice- ae. ets (g for mMgeAaN | Jone be Bit orb Mma, bs cenieetires he = came presidents, Aaron Burr, George — Clinton, Daniel D, Thompkins, Martin Van Buren, Millard Fillmore William A. Wheeler, Chester A. Ar- thur, Levi P. Morton, Theodore Roosevelt and James 8, Sherman. Four of these became Presidents | 12 in the holdup of the Chicago, Miu- later—Van Buren by election, Fill-| waukee and St. Paul raflrosd train more and Arthur to fill accidental vacancies and Roosevelt to fill a ST. LOUIS—Forty four letters} Japan holds first place among world countries in the value of its fishing products, $5.00 Rewar ’ Five dollars reward de paid. Man Arrested For |: ar ating ne LIVES LOST IN TORNADO — ST. PAUL, June 23—A number of lives were lost and an enormous amount of property damage was caused by a tornado bat etruck near Ballaton yesterday, according | to vacancy ‘and also by election, to the capture of the person who is SBT a Fas AIR RECORD Felony In Dakota) sausuientiy cotiecting subscriptions come of the paper sl ~~) not pay m4 k wae arrest one thelr subscription excep ES ABLISHED Cake eee ed by the! carrier Who delivers the paper or sheriff's office this morning on @/@n authorized collector from the felony warrant from Sturgis, 8. D. | oftice, If you are not sure you are He will be returned there, ing the right collector, ask him ; - "chow bie eregentials. if he can: oO Australia is thé world’s largest | ot do #0 please call the Tribune, é LITRES, France, June 2 Leoointe, French aviator competing in the Beaumont cup apeed races - _o to a telegram to Governor J, A. O. Preus today from 8, B. Duea, his former sg@oretary. "ined a Telephone 1 5 Phone 601 Second and Wolcott Lincoln . ners—Phone 2519W, and 49 weconds, or 306 i —— * an hour. 1? ? Wyoming Motorway 7 7 2