Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1925, Page 2

I PAGE TWO nGART WOULD FIGHT JOHNNY DUNDEE, CLAIM Preferred Match ‘With Scotch Champion to Kaplan Bout. BY AMR PLAY . The Casper Tribune) April 13.—The whole through of lan plan for an out hat Dundee elght cham- they hold an e Scotch won e Gene Cri- t and defeat would shrug aiders and say; “Oh, yer, e hasn't beaten the real cham " ® man who trampled our tn the dust by flailing Criqui his finger under en ran out on us hooked up for a is the reason why Mascart terms when it car terms when und to Dundee. “to set himself to bouts he has had 45 re of the guts of K. O, Brown and ward when this pair were nal and fe Clar’ mith, Buc! K er good ones. He himself was kn ry Joe Chip in two rounds ntset of his Chis career, PLIND Pl ANS N CABINET to do his best promises he buried euarrels, are bitter to M, Briand Many Senators and deputies of all that the political t least for the that the fon which yment of opposed nt, be lal y is in a tragic met by the led by Anatole De Monzie sho became minister of finance in Herriot cabinet succeeding M Cler el, on a week before the t resigned, 1s growing in favo= \ political circles. ‘The sole atm would be to regu f the Ban came known dv ates last week it of circula of t al period. At noon the {impression in parila mentary circles was that M. Briand suld decline the offer of the pre p, elther this evening*or to nd that M. Painléve, presi we th chamber of dep les Or Renate would oe n to try to unravel the eve, thus far has refused take the task lalists hold the key to the situatl nd do not appear inclihed te help out ny combination other L ther He t cabine >. POLE UNDER WAY FALMOUTH, England, April 13. - Algarsson and the men who will a om pa him on his ex- ploration trip tc the n h pole next month, ieft yesterday on the little Iceland for Liverpool from the t is to be made 5 ) of the Blimp nd A r tak g with of « rs, ¢ r r —— FUNERAL ANNOL NCEMENT, rhe funeral of Mike } will be 1 he Sha taking uh tomorrow af at Miciatir ; ——————_ Mise Hilda He London ts t only oman mountain painter the world, She ie} applest when making wonderful pictures e Alpine heights Can Harry Greb be a knocker-out | proves his | b | Cowl put AGE TONORTH | ‘RED’ EVANS OUT OF JAIL Warl (Red) Evans, well known fig ure of the underworld, charged on complaint of L, H. Sennett, assist- ant prosecutor, with recelving ‘“‘ex- tortion” money under alleged false pretenses, was released from the} city jail at 9 o'clock last night on $2,500 bond, following an incarcer- ation for twenty-four hours behind the drab prison walls of the city Jail. Bond was furnished by L, S (Spec) Worthington of Wheeler & Worthington, and Charles Mednick of Mednicl Bros, The warrant upon which Evans was taken Into custody, was signed by Justice Henry F, Brennan before whom ans will appear for prelim- inary examination elther Tuesday or Wednesday, Mr. Sennett ts perfect- ing his case against Evans who It is said accepted $250 from C. C,| (Tex) Poole, proprietor of the Te: pot Inn at Lavoye, for protectio against ralds by Sheriff McPherson and his men, Sheriff's officers and Fede: Agent Otto ¥ Plaga have raided the Teapot Inn several times durihg the past few weeks. Evans is alleged to have repre sented himself as a ‘collector’ from | Sheriff McPherson and promised protection against raids in return for the $250. It is understood that Evans has collected various amounts from the proprietors of bootleg joints and his graft ia said to total close to $5,000. A WEEKS WITH ThE Uo. NAVY “—~(ontinued From Page One) Barnham, publisher Los Angeles Herald, Frank F. Los Angeles Illustrated News, nellus Vanderbilt, Jr., publisher. Sacramento Bee, Carlos K. 3 Clatchy, editor San Francisco Chronicle, M. H DeYoung, publisher. San F¥ancisco Examiner, C. nton, publisher, ‘an Francisco Bullettin, R. A editor. : nelsco Call-Pest, John Francis Neylan, publisher. Colorado. Pueblo Chieftain, Walter L. wWit- der, editor Pueblo Star-Journal, Frank S Hoag, publisher. Connecticut. Hartford Courant, Charles H. Clark. New Haven Journal-Courler, Nor ris G, Osborn, c Delaware W ton Eyery-Eevening, Wil liam F, “Metton, pens ne! Wilmingt Journal George Car Florida. Times-Union, Willis mpa Tribune, W. F. Stovall, edi. Georgia and Idaho. Atlanta Constitution, Clark How: | ell, editor. Atlanta Georgian, F. A, Wilson: | Lawrenson, publisher. e Capital News, *Harry A Boise Idaho Statesman, Milo Thompson, edito Illinois, Champaign News-G ette, D, W. Stvick, publisher. Chicago American, Herman A, publisher. Herald and Examiner, Buckley, publisher. John C. East man, edito ‘ Chicago Ptst, John C. Shaffer publisher, Indiana. Indianapolis News, Hilton U. Brown, general manager. Indianapolis Times, Albert Buhr- man, editor. Towa and Kansas, Des Moines Register, Gardner publisher. Wichita Beacon, Henry J. Allen, isher Topeka Capital, H. T. Chase, edi- tor. Emporia Gazette, William Allen White, publisher. Kansas City Kansa Arthur Cap: per, publisher Kentucky. Louisville Courter-J W. Bingham, publist urnal, Robert Thomson, publisher ates, Robert Ewing ublisher. New Orleans Times Pleayune, L. Kk. Nicholson, editor, Maine and Maryland. Portland Express, Wm. H. Dow, general n er. s-Herald, Harry M A. G. Staples Baltimore American, Arthur D. Marks. Massachusetts, nee Monitor, Willis Robert ° James T. Wil Bedford Standard, Benj. H general mnaager ngfield Republican, Waldo L. Cook, editor. Springfield Union, Maurice § Shermat Michigan, Detroit News, George E. Miller Times, H. M. Bitner, edi. Minnesota. Tribune, Frederick E. publisher. Mississippt and Missouri. CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE CAMS LEAVH DAILY AT 930 A M FARD—$12.50 Saves you approsimately 12 bours travel between Casper end Rawiin: WYOMING MOTORWAY Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office TOWNSEND HOTEL PHONE 146 Che Casper Daily Tribune y and exclusive ok flve men to keep I picture was taken as akdown during the , Bald that the great hh tretcher as Babe Ruth, greatest baseball hero southern training trip of the } Babe Ruth, Baseball Idol, on Stretcher y York all time, was carried from an ambulance into St. Yankees. He fell in the washroom of iffered a concussion of the brain and a possible fracture of South E n, editor, } , Jeseph Poicar. New Hampshire. managing Times Albuquerque , general mana Tribune, Arthur Bris North Carolina North Dakota., r my thesaurus, Fargo Tribune Nafziger, editor, innat! Enquirer, Cleveland Plain Dealer, SPRINGFIELD, staged a here today official imes-Democrat Portland Ore: Pennsylvania. Philadelphia Public Ledger, David delphia Evening Ledger, Cy: Philadelphia Rhode Island, intestinal evac constipation Don't waste time REAL managing edi South Carolina. F Americay nnessec merc editor. News-Seimitar, Journal and T , Managing editor, Texas, tonio Expr George Utah. City Trit Be uld, Hi Virginia. ews-Li ublisher Dispatch, Washington. Bho: t-Intelligencer, Ww est v irginia News, H. Specials. 34 Degre ees In New England Restless Sleep Due to Stomach Gas pressure in restless, sleep. in TEN surp » matter you never thought was in your system uant is won or stomach with pills or t Adlerth 11 kota, Wyoming ¢ C. Ogden, eat wapa son, edite r Union, Ch t will be a good crowd to frat during at sea and I have no doubt but that we shall all have a fine time. Hope my sea legs are on hand by il, I'l have to study too, and brush up on in language of n to the S of conversation, Ma with the dogrees. an late in the night intermittently nervy sing ATLANTIC CUT GOLD ANNAZING TOOLO TIMERS Groundhog Claims Are Being Patented, Large Deposits Proved. An announcement of tremendous proving the gigantic ore bodies in the fam 1 of Atlantic City n made, by the c ners of a of tode mining claims ® Groundhog group. in ) Stops itching and burning— Heals chafed, in« flamed skin- Clears bad com- plexions— ’|Comforting facts for skin sufferers about the use of Resinol Soap and Ointment. No skin trouble is too severe or deep seated for this soothing treatment to re- lieve, If you have eczema, a stubborn sore, or some equally tormenting skin disorder, which has resisted many rem- give Resinol a trial. pores readily receive the medication and its healing influence is carried far below the surface of the skin. Yet its action is so gentle it can be used on the most irritated skin with- out hurt. RESINOL Resinol Soap is Selly weed found that i at and wn > rial lather Promotes skin health. Atall drug. sists! YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS West Yellowstone Ave. PHONE 2750 Handiest location in Casper. Three minute walk from Center street. COMPLETELY FURNISHED JANITOR SERVICE HOT AND COLD WATER REE GAS AND LIGHTS Fi FULLY EQUIPPED LAUNDRY And the rent the lowest in Casper $32.00 Per Month Pay by the Week if Desired he Atlantic Cit nder, which has just been pat- nted by the Arnot Realty corpora- ation, a corporation of Ohio, doing business in Wyoming and represent- ed. by vin Phillips, mining engl- neer of Lander. These clainis have been operated the present owners and their pre- decessors for over twenty years, and are counted among the most valu- able properties in the district; the ore body now developed and plainly showing being so gigantic as to cause amazement even among old time mining men. They lie adjacent the property of the Golden Gate Mining and Timber company, the subsidiary of the Homestake Mining company South Dakota, who have been op- ting their property steadily for a year, and the same veins ss both properties in a southwest direction, being plainly traced through the entire district to the top body Hill at the northeast, and district south of MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925 STATE'S WINTER BRAING IN BAND CONDITION NOW State Stands 16 Points Higher Than Average For the Nation. Notwithstanding a rather drough- thy but mild winter, Wyoming win: ter grains have come through In good condition, much better than the average for the country as a whole, according to the monthly crop re port issued by the “nited States Di- vision of Crops and Livestock est! mates. The past three months have averaged warmer {n temperature but precipitation was only 68 per cent of normal. Frost ts out of the ground and plowing has started ex cept in the western part of the state. Spring work ts fairly well ad- vanced, some localities reporting the son three weeks ahead of last ar. Farm labor is plentiful for ambing and spring seeding which will soon get underwa: tion of winter wheat in Wyoming about 16 points high- er than the average for the United States. It was $5 per cent of nor- mal on April 1, 1925 as compared with 91 per cent at that time last year, per cent in 1923, and the ten year average condition on April 1 of 89 per cent. A decrease of eight points from the condition re- ported on December 1, 1924 is noted. Dry weather and high winds have done considerable damage to the crop. The condition of rye on April 1, 1925 was 85 per cent of normal, com- pared with 93 per cent a year ago, 76 per cen} two years ago, and the ten year average condition on April 1 of 92 per cent. The condition last December 1 was 94 per cent of nor- mal, Monthly farm wages with board are reported on April 1, 1924 at 338.00 as compared with $42.00 a year ago; without board at $64 as compared with $65.00 on April 1, 1924. The condition of Wyoming pas- tures is reported at 89 per cent of normal as compared with 93 per cent @ year ago. The condition of the range is 90 per cent of normal. Se Public Domain Work to Start WASHINGTON, April 13.—Survey designed to pave the way for the enactment of legislation to govern the policies in regard to the use of sovernment grazing lands, forest lands and the administration of the public domain in general {s expect- ed to be started Friday by a senate public land sub-committee. in the property of the Miners’ De- Ught, the most famous old producer of bonanza gold ore in the region. The big Atlantic vein ranges in width from 40 to 50 feet, Groundhog from 18 to 26 and up to 38 and 40 feet, and the Mammoth from 50 to 200 feet. the Arnot company has ample capital for development of their property and now that title passes to them it is expetted that they will take out much larger quantities of ore than they have in the past. Min- ing men who have examined this property and know the gigantic ton- nage and size of the vein, predict for it an era of gold production that will establish new records in the gold mining Industr; April 12 to 19 POLICE MAKE BIG AOOZE CAPTURE (Continued From Page One) cycle Officer William (Cannonball) Baker. The r was found aban- doned in a vacant lot in the rear of the Municipal garage on David Street. The thieves had stripped the car of battery, generator, two tires, two innertubes, two rims, the entire back curtains, both headlights, motometer and all other accessorie: Outside of this the car was alright when recovered by the police. LINDSEY HOLDS LEAD OF 26 IN, DENVER COUNT > DENVER, Colo., See gt 13.—Judge Ben B. Lindsey, of Denver's juvenjle court, has a lead of 26 yotes at the completion of the recount of the entire vote cast in last November's election which was made in connec- tion with the ouster proceedings brought against him by Royal R. Graham, who previously had been declared defeated by the election ecmmission. Judge Lindsey was first declared elected by 117 votes. “The Forbidden Way” When a man has settled down to a hum-drum, com- monplace existence with a ham-drum, uninteresting wife —and when, in a great storm at sea he is separated from his wife and set adrift for five days in an open boat with the onewoman whom heinstantly knows is the only one he can ever love—is he justified in declaring his love? And can the girl, knowing the truth that his wife lives and is safe —can she accept his love and keep her honor clean? This is the problem this man and girl faced in “Empty Arms,” which appears in True Story Magazine for May. A heart- gripping confession. Don't miss it. Teue Story Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel i 8 a. m, and 2:30 p. m. Leave Salt Creek 8 a.m. and 2 p.m Bus Leaves 9:30 Daily Salt Creek Transportation Co. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS | ‘TELEPHONE 144 A New Thrill! A Ride in the New and Flashy OVERLAND SIX Standard Sedan $1214.00, F. O. B. Casper Has Been Designa‘ed Nationally as Overland Six Demonstration Week HERE IN CASPER CASPER By Calling at the You Will Be Given an Opportunity to Ride in This Wonderful Car THE LEE DOUD MOTOR COMPANY 424 West Yellowstone OVERLAND AND WILLYS-KNIGHT Phone 1700 LAVOYE