Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1925, Page 1

WEATHER Generally fair tonight and Wednesday. Not so cold Wednesday. VOL. [X NO. 170 HAWAIIAN ISLAND DEFENS War Game Decision Disputed But “Blues’’ GERMAN REDS CALL FOR BIG STRIKE UNITED STATES (UNDISTURBED BY VOTE TREND This and Other Allied Nations Interested in Dawes Plan * By DAVID LAWRENCE. WASHINGTON, April 28. —The. United States govern- ment is undisturbed by the election of Hindenburg as president of Germany, real- izing, of course, that the German people may choose whom- soever they please dd that until some act of external policy develops a necessity for a change of view point the authorities here may as- sume Germany's plans to fulfill her obligations and continue her work of reconstruction. War séntimentality may influence individual» judgments here ~ and there, but the concern of the Ameri. can government in pe is large ly materialistic. If Von Hinden burg’s election means a reintegrated Germany and a rying out of the Dawes plan so that France will be reimbursed and debts owed America by France are paid, the @levation of the war lord will be regarded as a fortunate turn in the affairs of Ger- many, The point has been reached American foreign policy where the governrment is interested in getting its money out of Europe more than any achievement for democrac the Germans prefer a monar a public, there will be no word dissent uttered here. And this a ‘ge extent is believed to be the inner thought of the allied gov- ernments, even though on the su face they may insist that the ele tion of Von Hindenburg signifies a n to militariem and another American government made some gestures in the direction of a disarmament conference which become even more important now that the monarchist class is in the ascendancy in Germany for un- less all European countries enter in- to a pact to reduce armament, the alternative will be larger standing armies on every side. Officials naturally refrained from comment here, but they could not conceal their interest in the German election. The powers of the presi- dent of Germany are, of course, nothing like those of a president of the United States. The German president {s not even as powerful as the president of France. It Is the German chancellor who really wields most of the powers analogous to of the American chief execu- And a chancellor must etain the support of or go out of power, Whether | 4 monarch is finally established as the titular head of the government as in Great Britain or whether the, name of president as used is of little importance where there is democracy as in England tn the par- lament and the system of electing a premier. The victory of Von Hindenburg is interpreted here as a personal one for the war hero, He was not party to events that led up to the outbreak of war in 1914, in fact he wag on the retired list then. He 1s now 77 years old and the vote, for the most part, is a tribute to the moderation shown by the field mar- shal In the stormy days of the re- volution. The those tive. con people a ww German president, how ever, won by a close margin, rela- tively speaking, and students of German politics here say the elec- i} in tion should be regarded more as a (Continued on Page Fiv Che Cay Lions’ Wives Are Invited To Luncheon| Wives of Lions are extended a cordial inyitation to attend, in company with their husbands, the weekly luncheon tomorrow noon of the Lions Club at 12:10 o'clock at the Henning hotel. “Use of Wyoming Beet Sugar" will be the subject of the program and Miss Luella Sherman, nutrition expert of the state unversity at Laramie will demonstrate the use of beet sugar. The purpose of the meeting is to prove to housewives that beet sugar made from beets raisgd in Wyoming is as good in every re- spect for every purpose as cane sugar. A campaign is underway to boost Wyoming products and it is expected that the consump- tion of beet sugar here will be given added impetus by the dem- onstration of Mis¥ Sherman, All Lions are urged to bring their wives. aHIEEP Kuen LACKING FINE STAYS IN JAIL Companions Are Fined $15 Each for Being Intoxicated H. J. Hayes, charged with illegal possession and transportation of lquor, and driving recklessly into a herd of sheep on the Salt eek highway while returning to Casper Sunday evening, was assessed a $50 fine on each charge by Judge Mur- ray in police court yeaterday after- noon, Hayes was unable to pay the total fine of $100 and remained in jail today. Orvil Jennings and Burt who accompanied Hayes on his reck- less ride which resulted in the kill- ing of four and the maiming of five sheep owned by John Beaton, sheep- man, were fined $15 each on charges of being drunk. J. E, Phelps, charged with viola- tion of the drug ordinance; served notice of an appeal from a decision of Judge Murray in imposing a 60 day jail sentence on Phelps. Thosg who were assessed fines of $15 each for being drunk were Jack Rieter, ck McHugh, Char. Flanagan, James Smith and Omar O'Bfien, | Whooler Frank Doter, charged with speed paid $10, and Len John 1 charged avith allowing his motor run while his car was parked the curb, paid $5 at Incendiarism Seen in Mine Tipple Burning MORGANTOWN, W. Va, April 28 he ruins of three tipples of the Gilbert-Davis Coal company were searched today by officers for evi-| dence that might indicate the origin of the fire which destroyed the tip: ples last night with estimated loss of $200,000, Officers said the cir- Hunt;| | euvers in surrounding the blaze amstance: pointed to incendiarism U. S. AND STATE CO-OPERATE IN SURVEY PLANS By Communist Organ. Appropriation of Investigaiton of Reclamation Project | $10,000 Available for| Under New Contract. Contract recently has been signed between the United | through its reclamation service, States government, che state of Wyoming, whe for ‘“‘co- operative investi and areby each is to provide $5,000 gation of proposed dame and the proposed Guernsey reservoir and for a power supply therefore.” This ts the lat development in Casper’s campaign | for reclamation deve Nected with the Casper. ment ¢ Alco’ cis E. W y sets forth that tlie ch engineer of the service at with a request that he submit a port to the de; ment on what done to carry out its pro letter from Hagens fol! Washington, D. "G. R. Hagens, “Casper, W ‘My “T received your letter instant, making inquiry new developments that (Continued on Page ens: about may Bight) “ Denver has ‘been appraised of the contre of the’ $th have pr Hail MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED UTS Sar ee ee CASPER, WYOMING, TUESDAY, APRIL 28,1925... On Sire 28, 1925 pumping | projects in the North Platte valley between the Pathfinder |, y Criline ————— On Streets or at Newstands, (402) uxis0, ‘BALL SCORES | AMERICAN 1 Chicago— nd EAGUF | RH. F.| 100 010 Oix—x x 000 110 00x—x x Uhle and Myatt; Blank jenship and Course. Eee Hour: Walkout: in: Protesth: £.+ siuvumdania, pestjoned To Inauguration of War Lord as Presi-| bee dent of German Republic Is Asked teries: Detroit— . 010 000 Davis nd Bassler. At Boston— Washington Boston At rR H. 001 10x—x x 300 00x—x x and Severeid; | \T: | | R. H. ae 540 000 000—9 12 000 002 000: 1 hnson and Ru on and BERLIN, April 28.—(By The Asso communist organ Rote Fahne (red flag) today publishes jan open letter to the trade union and socialist executives jurging a 24-hour strike on the dz ‘ield Marshai Von Hindenburg’s entry into Berlin to assume the presidency | which he was elected to Sunday | LEAGUE | R. HF 100 000 110—8 7 4 000 402 30x—9 11 0 : Alexander and Hartnett; Wingo NATIONAL f | Rixey an ial lowed Boston-Brooklyn, postponed, rain. of squares cus-| At St. Lo} | Pittsburgh R. 0 Ixx xxx—x 000 Oxx xxx—x xX Xx Morrison and Smith; H. E. ae monareby |“ chiefly whieh rendition of pa on-| a lef re is vi LONDON, Mail, which r erick Hartwell's Daly © B misadventure | off the says he-hag cire cently told of 8! running American st, now. larized his supporters to the effect that he nv lost everything in the debacle. Of the 61,000 cases in the ship ment, the American authorities Whisky Runner®= Near Bannan! th) and Gonzales, homer first of 4th.) tion of & Tey At New York— _ | Philadelphia 000 1 | New York 000 | Batteries: Mitchell Bari Huntzinger (Meusel hit hit burg as pr ad with Russia led to bel leader His ne of Germany e. onishment where the andy and homer last 5t homer last 6 DAY IN JAIL ve aR Snyder the who know his ity to Bolshevism that you | available for sale, the cireular says | | i but jt.is problematical whether they| HANOVER, Germ can be dis THO steel helmet monarchist or (Continued on Page Fight) ed of, the risk of seiz ures bet at, ean RAIL CAR SLAYER BELIEVED INSANE BY CASPER OFFICER fRIBUNE MAR LANDS TODAY ATHONOLULU April 28, 192 “Arrived Honolulu, Casper Daily ‘Tribune- safely, Great trip. Many Regards to al This is the morning from E Tribune's re the invitation of the at the Pacific he Sandw thri cable received E. Hanway, t tative, present the Secretary navy’s spring m waters in the ch Islands cinity of t m the nay plains t daily general 7 newspaper guests which ex discontinuance of the from our representative. sorship will likely be when publication of much ing matter can resumed. T experiences Mr. Hanway is encou tering on bo: the Crulser bilcity fr intere: be form the basis of much Interesti description to be written later, New Minister To Rumania WASHIN( pointr vice chairman of th sion as minister to Rumania nounced today at the White house. iTON, April William § was BRITISH RELEASE GOLD STANDARD IS LONDON, April 28.—(By The Associated Press.) —The gold standard in England will be restored dating from today by a special license to the Bank of England to export | gold bullion, it was announced by Winston Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer in his budget speech in the house of commons this afternoon. The bank’s special license, Mr. Churchill said, would operate from today, pending ed the formal Japsing on December 31 next of the 1920 act prontolbing the export of gold | six while | the wagon of com: | ca day bullion, Crowds were at West Minster carly eager to hear Mg. Churchill \ present his first budget as chancel: |: lor of the exchequer in the Baldwin governnient. Jobbles thronged with people afxious to ob- ‘RESTORED the galleries nany memoers of the hous arrived rot long after Cominued on Page ats in ve) this letter |ing a The cen lifted shortly phe Mil. waukee are many and novel and will tariff cbmm “In my estimation, Ree us, |Jake Carter. will at mediately land will | He probably arrive here today or 9:55 tonight. Reeves will be im- lodged in the county jail receive an ¢ hearing d with ¢ he at An st degree vi he|and he rea confessed to 1 man in a freight car per. He also admitted to implica tion In a holdup at North I atterson was sent to return him the next I walved extradi in-| tion papers Harrison was killed a week ago tonight while riding between Doug as and Cagper in a gondola car Toad ed with iron pipe. He was a World veteran and a homsteader of Douglas inquest atte, st da reves ng near The THIEVES SEEN. - STRIPPING CAR, will be delayed until y of tho Ada apartments police this mornring that 1 been d from bed by @ neighbor at 11 o'clock last night and looked out the window to see four usferring two new tires from coupe to the tonneau of bandit’s ear, The coupe belonging to Miss F was parked In the rear of the apart- ment hyuse, Miss Pry said that she thought she recognized the men and olice are working on the descrip tions furnished by her A boy's wagon was brought wolice headquarters yesterda found abandoned on olice are réady to the owner | Desk Sergea aro. into tt the urn will been he Wr Jon | wnat the Deputy Sent to North Platte to Bring Back Man Who Con- fessed Murder of Andrew Harrison Voices Opin’ ~~ | That He Is Demented; Return Due Tonight. That Preston Reeves, the confessed murderer of Andrew Har the opinion expressed by Deputy Sheriff Neil long distance telephone with the sheriff's of ice from Cheyenne, No other details were given bs rived in Cheyenne with his prisoner and that he was having no trouble. | Cheyenne | | Wil United rnes In the defunct Home Builders Association of Casper, pleaded guilty in United Stat Court here of using the mails to defra and was sen- tenct Kennedy to mis Coun- her counsel e permitted to hotel where ns denied by the ty th jail the ¢ © her her sister {s sick w Crowe Summers Judge Kenned meanwhile, that had no act part in man- agement of the “three per * loan ern in which she was lated Barnes, but 1 done merely | what Barnes directed her to do Barnes, president of the United Builders, and his son, Arthur Barnes, were convicted here last nber of usir and were she the ent He Ne fraud Jin the ne was| COLD WAVE HITS ITALY ROME the on, is in Patterson last night when he talked over according to Under Sheriff cept that he said he had ar- Carter es is crazy,” Patterson said, Patterson, ex A cold wave has allan at April ht into It to|——— ATSHERIDAN ARE WERGE Ww banking past ated Tu broug , peninsula Lin th rae ‘CONFISCATED m of his a to th learn | quaintances rrison came from Sweden, some y gald, | A ve AS et | SHERIDAN he here in consumm nouncement Rabies eine i het Dogs in Cheyenne! eS Must Be Tied Up| CHEYENNE, Wyo., ey log found running large the sever k of Con equired by ridan Ba idan Coun had ha ‘ rking mpany, a ¢ ings " c leave of ( on The in the county the April ut large in tH be kill: | is contained | ed, Notice in a’pre tot mati r hased ellie a rabies} April 29, | after w t 1 ounts to $110,« The »mbined nb: loe Re antine 000. that date “mn secure fined by being th bullding in expose persons © the shut up ina as not to * says which i or ridan banker uch oe a 4 manner dog governor's proclamation, continues: “All after April 28, , Mayor Archie a proclamation other Allison has issued forbidding that any dog shall run at large in Cheyenne, aintained on any pr fires in the city unleas chained or confined in a building beyond react of ffie.” | Th of Fort Russell is expected to | an order impos ing restrictions on dc at the fort | similar to thoxe ir on dogs j the commandant WASHINGTON, April 28. Assistant Secretary Andrews indicated today, given the bureau, since he assumed office. Andrews did not disclose the nature TenAd Meaiwolcniat ioner Haynes will remain for the “habe last’ Weel reason to predict satisfactor rables 1 office, secretary declared as a result Said lariat of the change conditions EWEAKNESS SHOWN Make Landing arg f\ VERDICT oT! “AWAITED. TODAY AT WASHINGTON ON MANEUVERS 0 |News Reports Faster | Than’ Official Story on Attack Made by the Grand id Fleet HONOLULU, April 28.— (By The Associated Press.) eV he grand fleet of the United States exemplified the weakness of defense of the island of Oahu, the pur- ported center of the nation’s web of defense he Pacifi when it de- livered its main attack in the joint army and nayy maneuvers, which ended at noon terday in the yi cinity of Haliewa on the northwest coast of tho island. The attacking fleet forces known as the “blues land defending land known ag the “black.’* The attack was preceded eint attack at Maunalua F y attack at E ttacks wer h age | * ships h was accompanied by eves" on the part of the “blues.” ‘The landing parties, ‘how- ever, were to-aecertain extent suc- cessful in that they occupled siderable number of “black"’ The main attack of the fleet was delivered shortly zero hour—dawn— and Kawathapal, where « of “blu troops 1 ully despite heavy “ez The landing forces took up fal position on the beach preparatory sloping arms for assaulting the “black” defenders further inland. Some ye were while the is- forces numbers and subsequer landing wh heay a con: p af ualties. an init- casualties to the forces resulted from the hea which made landing difficult. this standpoint it to ivantage fo could have « day n the blue” surt From es if th ago whe rived two ea was re met t 5 The fields so sation of the tain from the welght of n side of the “blue “black” line previously prep: forcements whic fo the nners, artillery 1s to make guns difficult to bers was and fell back red posit h had be ward to that sector by the “t umanding general failed to r “blue” att The ent ed by ides ialtie of defense gement was 1 rial considerable marke ity on beth nd cas- which no in ac dam: being inflicted FOLD YOU SO” IS HEARD AT CAPITAL tinued on Page F DRY UNIT SHAKEUP SEEN HAYNES To BE RETAINED A reorganization of the prohibition unit is in prospect, the th’'s he has to be made but present in charge of enforce- between Mr. Haynes of mon study