Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1925, Page 1

mare rpre ; The Circulation of The Tribune Is Grea ter Than Any Other Wyoming Newspaper WEATHER } ae te : | 3 ) hg caper rst ij 1te EDITION day. Not much change in temper- r ature. Frost probable in north por- tion tonight. d } MEMBER OF ASSOCIA’ ED PRESS VOL. IX NO. 180 CASPER, WYOMING, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 Qn Streets-or at Newstands, 6 cents Publication, Offics Delivered by Carrier 76 cents @ month Tribune Bldg. SCORE PERISH AS IYER WATERS FINAL HOME, t= ——— | Se i tne names o¢ at| Negro Proves Hero of wetaine anc! Hourin Rescue Work, Na eae oe aaeie aiGeactsined | Taking Many to Shore and Earl Simonso: a fireman nm ons ; Before Boat Sinks. The lis persons as’ being am med ns SWAMP ENGINEERING CORPS BOAT HAWANAN DEFENSE WEAKNESS BARED "serait IME T CONVENTION Morton F. Hill Freed PO ad th fal easement of i ae - e e : Educators and Families Victims of Excursion Tragedy LIQUOR PLANT War and Naval Officials Agreed Upon | Mighty Dry Armada Bottles Up Bootleg Fleet | -aeaPEe rena, aay (INE ARRESTED —War and navy department officials are satisfied that the 5 gigantic war game just concluded at Haw erved as a ) dramatic illustration of deficiencies in the defenses of the | The Associated Press.)—A | Deficiencies Shown by Recent War of Vanderb' it a island of Oahu which have been repeatedly called to the | On $1 000 Bond as | i new defect will proye to have pe the Norman. It also contains the | names of the five pe: in} ? been disclosed but are confident that FORMER } KLAN newspaper lists sl be the sham battle will enable presentz. The known dead include Mrs. J ot , 2 TN, - Raid Aftermath. | ti°r"tue Hawaiian detense pros Da errs at Dees bore of the| MEMPHIS, Tenn., May'9. lem on a bsiis of established facts University of Mississippi.engineer-|—Caught in the swirling ing department, and Mra, Walter | muddy current of the Missis- Kirkpatrick, wifecgt Professor Kirk-|sinni ag she attempted to ck of the University of Missis The bodies of Professc stagger ashore, the United Sr gov ernment steamer instead of theories. A 40-gallon still, 600 gallons of That the combined naval and mill mash, 10 gallons. of liquor and 10} tary forces now maintained at Ha- gallons of wine were selzed by fed-| wail can het insure the securities of | eral, state and county officers yes-| the Pearl Harbor naval base against | COURT R terday afternoon in aid on a] a strong surprise attack, fs expected | ranch occupied by Morton Ff, Hill,| to be shown in the report by admiral 12 miles west of the citys The entire | Coontz and Major Gefteral Hine outfit was hidden in an underground | chief umpires, The actual pr tunnel which was completely equip-| lem of the maneuvers was to text | Judge James A. ped for water connection and sewage | the efficiency and personnel court today over-ruled a motion to ater just below. Coa a Li Miss. With rin t y grave He more than disposal Stik out vital parts of the murder + excttaldn ioaeine {ndfetment. against D..C. Stepher day went for an outing on the broad Hill was arrested and later re- se td h : : per ees See oe hres ae : 3 eo s of the Big: Muddy leased when he supplied a bond of son, former grand dragon of the Ku | 2 Te ae : yi pee oe ae 1 amcuasatin : ei Bed. tine taid was daha by Wed Klux Klan, Earl Kiinck and Earl se aa es as ee 5 si “ ‘ 3 F wikteuatcats eral Officer S. R. Owen, State Law Gentry. T are char; u turbid atream and whe Enforcement Officer Lee Craft ah tourder of Miss Madge © oltger of | | | there or were fished out with It eae } | extinct were some of the best know men in the engineering profession of the south. their ad. bee Undersheriff Jake Carter. | Ind anapalis } Dry officials believe they hay# stopped the flow of liquor into New Yo In -e/rdid snade-Jast night on room: c sl for the defends then | outside th elve mile limit, as a result ‘of the activity of the most f on the,-second floor of 220 South4 | tiled. at motion t0guashthe indict fever assembled. The fitty-craftin the armada-have bvitled. up. rum: rov South Center street, by tae ex! ment and May 15, was the date set |or selze em.” Some of the vesséls and thetr crews are seen mobilized at & up thie. fir 4 taken aa McPherson, Carter and Craft for a hearing. putting off to join the blockade, ead. 1a WASHINGTONS M. 9—(By The | annual convention of the Mid-Sdu rest of T. Thompson was pie by | ; N bree by Association of Engineers jus and given in custody of elty aut? ete Roe cone no aca formed here ities ona charge of selling ‘be Bh COR ARO STG tapes | FEY one From out of th amy . e cog lacie Satat pm out of the swamps of At Thompson confessed to the charge, polar a “cies to pointe in| snag came tho hero of the occ: phe pee! AAR tag a 2 | Kansas were ordered today by the |S!0n—a big bi negro man—Tom at tar | ats cpepel eee ws ll Lc Cc oS Lee. On his broad shoulders and unique. It gonsisted of an arrange S N Wi Bi ope a , the motor boat of his employe: eeey te kitoga cyhtoh operated “a, | DELLA ations: in Dig Railroads were given 90 days tn| the motor bo ils employers The | Helen: , fell the burden of ‘lite lung. in the narrow space Vi | which to make the changes rs taba ste buildings. When the ictory in Lea le ree Iterations ure based upon the find- | °°? = re crash was heard | ings in the Walsenburg case | Lee, a slow, methodical r Shaeieciu' mupposed that this’ waa Conference. | Eisen tere of One Denied for Permit-| ‘Xx measure of guiding the re-|about his work a» methoate caused by the dropping of bottles Ah | ductions the commission sald rates | any plait. vl Sic : from ‘the trough. The space was 80| “Ta ainy g-{By the At | ting Wife to Work for Postoffice as {from the Walsenburg district to] made up the bulk of th ty | patrick and Major W. M, had previously been’ recove isly been rec INDIANAPOLI tleg fleet anck of patr - city. Frantic friends and relatiy Muy 9.—(By The As-| besieged newspaper offices. Doctot }—Ninety three per|and first ald w he smaller coun- inf 1 of ri | from $7.26 to $6.26 was prescribed, | Steamer, {ncluding n i Bente, gmap nase (rebel | yesterday at the naturalization hearing held in district ; 1 akota, were ca aka at thats Lad fated vess vention. | eS 4 g ¥ ° hearing was comprised of Of ‘Cost 4 |)|)"srbe onscpalanjee eiademiin coua-t intendent Elsewhere; High Tribute Paid | | an unbearable position of deper for a period of three ye Examinations were made by through brambles over sloughs ar S * sige 2) p " inci 2 ith rejudice because of ir SM WEURE or el Pap distant. There he got into touct the casualty lst of an explosion | Of arms and war materials, if pro- Sigel Robert Bumann, for three years principal of the ra.-with prdjudlos becariee of tn oF nto tou t inl ., . q + r ~ his fe to work wick Country club, Wednesday | rem:!ned the fundamental principle | the Casper High School to succeed C. K. Fletcher, who has pam Hed bed » position for two years. Mr. Fletcher, it is an- | made her that she was a single | cigarette of a club member. smaller countries and adopted by the | nounced, was not an appl io BbaG to a - the disaster, ho took them ashore. * could not be ascertained, it was sald, | ted Pre ; - ae on lump coal; to Northport, $ r presented at the league of | oF Afitavibe ) n” Crawtord he went back and got another loa Se ' litance $4.80, and Crawford, $5. ke ni another loa wane theeRicUnl eontictcee tue Single Woman. and Citizen Abiunee, W420, end “Ceawtord, #6, | he went Tank end got anothes lead. eT | the contro! of the troffic in arnis aa tane: ton, » had rescued thirty of the slxt and munitions today won a signal > ere * Jew schedules to Lead, Buffalo|‘l. Fennton, griazied veteran that liberty of traffic instead of ae in ; C. K. Fletcher to Accept Position as Super- {court before Judge Bryant S. Cromer. The list set for the When the struggle in the water | were absent, others failed to pass and several were dis- tries for this point was inspired by \: F.C. 7 ° re ; mets 2 > William Richard Menke, native of | Emmerich, t district natur T d U finally managed to get a mule « LOS ANGELES, May 9—The | ency upon great arms manufactur | i ; To Be le Dp rode to a plantation several Y difference and bec permitted Bi S ‘ik: |with Memphis and gave the alar wae im GIANT AIR By Big Strike | oie ree wists, se aconses when a dancing girl clad in toy | Of the conference, |held th et t : : | 4 ’ RE nt for the position again, hav-| woman and an American citizen | LI pia SAILS | BRUSSEL | Dr. A. D, 8. Johnson. director contarehee previc narrow that results of the crash| 9teq press)- 7 9.—(By the Asso- | Sidney, Neb., should be $4 per ton| loaded his at with victims | *. Six Inj red ictory Ww y 1 ay aah rey ‘ To Fort Pierre, 8. D., a re of more persons on board t Ju Ne a) Scapa Nb AN iin as Ate Sixteen new citizens of the United States were made | |B Ee sleién | | | hibition shall be the basis of the p and Rapid City, all in South| fiver who had commanded nition shall bi ass o co y 4 names, but a number of these was about over, George Foster, | fear that they would be placed’ ir To Retiring Executive missed, in three cases dismissals were made with prejudice Belgian M Mines Memphis engineer, fought his vy Los Angeles Times today prints ing countries for legitimate supplies | Germany, was dismissed for three | alization e mi which it says, was caused at Mid- | bibition of export of such materiais| Laramie High School, last night was elected principal ne | sper postoffice under statements the news had filtered throughout. the balloons brushed against a lighted The resolution proposed by the * ‘. bt vetoiide ‘Gi » Hes » Alsc sociated P: s that the basts of |ing received several offers of superintendencies, one of | cords of the hearing dl ; be to roposed ion sha 1 i tia! Spiridon , of Greece, was nt 51,000 miners in the Bel-|tn fast motor the club, was ser! the proposed vention shall be:| which he will accel a substantial; piride “rad adsl pectic firmness init afta os the Thnes, and. five first, the prohibition of exports beeen esi | that’ he sev tempt ven dism same pertoc N [ ier “eu oe or H pa Be gel apace arms and munitions to individuals, |” ' under Jerat! , ¢| with prejud said on tt r owners reject the men’s | with present at the d par Ghd. treedom of exports 16}... Ms. Burana going to La : cosa SNRh De had Hewes vi : rn ent & five per.cent:re- | De 1 a second | her passengers cag aod tas haa tiny see | Half Brother ian employe of hin wa arr m the cate stion of the dan: > a Pact io" i ; Ee 2 er's costume, was slight. The bal mf A. A. Siad rinten August q ‘= burns) oddly enough, lg lO 1 rs schools here, stu this morning 5 # son, Sweden, n he showed -| Valuation Of GET $90 000 formation, then a reporter go! Wass Tee acioca tan dee it tee raders that Mr, Fletcher, during the two His Own Life ence of lack of study and, when he ’ newspaper on the telephone po pe: on pumas wide yiaoed tho’ high, Bohool. inthe" bes ee ee ite |. natiroad Fixed —— Fos tat ot, there kann Pais te vicinity. O D li placed the high school in the bes as we matter, ‘ NmW! YORI AES bon oot.|| been muved came first. It wan arte — ith ec, Ue |, ition it has ever enjoyed. | The applications of Alexander as y Associ | Re Scotland; 1 Kara ~ |ated Press}—Three robbery held up |'@¥ed from the telephone booth \‘proved morale among the students| SOUTHAMPTON, England 9,| Rae, Seo at aL Karan SVASHINGTO A tenta-| the Jewelry store of J. Ross in Grand | frantic men and women fought Co bo nee Is 6 5.0 ae has been an outstanding achieve |—(Ry The Associated Press I reece; Sam ’ TM tive tation - of 7,180 was| street today and escaped with $90,.|% Word as to what it containe kd y ; sr (ORK 9—Untilled © ment and bears witness to exoeption pon, Franc hin Tascelle | Avyaie kis," Crsece f 4 | nixed tate Com-| 000 worth of Jewelry after handourt. | Extr™ newspapers wer , der o' e United States Stee! cor-| al executive ability. Since coming to| brother of of I ‘od, | until November sete 7 P property| ite and blndiuer sade sloyes. ‘The | st a8 newsboy Shy te 1 4,446,668 ase | . oe his is ne leuve ln ne toda : wi n t prep b ‘a : ia font aii + Obie i otth ines pro | ts h pabbath crowde and .police re: |. Today the search: for ‘ 0} 6,996 compared with the end of/| matter of keen cogret to school au-| body, The Barl wor the | & me Heat ata es oe de, 1 to k 1 ir ickel | serves had to be called out to restoré | posible © living ‘ e | » f thelr at | orde anks of the st the Chisca and the ring the b Fritjot Freder LARAMIE, Wyo., May yde Anthor A me . , sect aes * ead e bodies and poselbly Ivir Rocky‘ Mountain oratorial’ ia: | t a; Triandafollos desir | ernment {ts planning t last night, Herbert Woodman of the | James K. Flavaris, Italy; Georg q sence yesterd. ' sunken cabin in the hope of recx Ghiversity of Veydrilng won second Hancu, Hungary and Stylainos Mc sring sone of the bodies: It al place. A girl student from the Un oslogu, Turkey; James McD ating op0ie of the, bodies; Tt alan wen versity of Utah won first, ‘The two | 7 plauned, If necessary to boi contestants tled for first place, so | n S a re | ‘Those continued tar turtle QO S e oni Fate juggled with the life of RO the tle was decided by totaling the! . were, h B. ria, Italy, « Sehs ; percentages, # difference of only : on Loule Terriere, Relgturr two points eepatating th r, It took hin from the two. | | Those admitted are ----———.— , Choctaw, sister ship of the Woodman !s the debat By EDA MARSHALL. the “home” since January, 1924, ac-) dramas in the history of New York | O'Connor, Germany; Mya. ( H e whieh, Wad Gactiod: abe of 'Wyomi | (Copyright, 1945, Consolidated ‘Press | cording to police investigators. ia being enacted in the small brown. | Joeiner, (born but married s the observance of the concert tonight which will. cil of the excursion party. to ride od Association) No one can atill thelr crying. The | stone house where hundreds of thts | an alier Brown, Aus in per, the | max Music Week in Casper. back on the Norman. It dragge NEW YORK,—Miss Dorothy Lee] NEW YORK, May 9%.—Children,| two nurses whom Mrs. Geisen-Volk | city’s infants have been placed for | tralia Morad, ‘france 1 the history of the} Great credit is@se to Mrs, Thomas | him into swirling waters and final Bryan, daughter of Mr, and Mré.| infants even, are not so innocent of} hited to care them are helpless and Morgan Bryan, Fort Worth, Texas,| what is happening in the world as ts | even bottles of warm milk fail of was married to RussellsA. Firestone, | commonly supposed. That ts being| thetr former charm. None but a tland; Murdo ; Mra. Anna Jacot n, Norway; Frank Rov “expert” care while their mothers | Kelvi were {n hospitals or out earning aj Lenne ying. sen Knu y last Sunday, all the . Hach, chairman, and the commit ly took him, exhaust 1 daily |tees working under her direction, | 1 music| for the 1, ashore Soon after the captain had order- endid success of Music| ed tho passengers scattered, XM son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fire-| demonstrated here in the 86th street | parent will do, from tiow on, the} One baby taken to a hospital|Canade; Barthol Frank Brebric eld of musical en- | Week Equally to be congrat-| Schaefer said, Mejor D. H. Gill al stone of Akron, Ohio. infantarium cun by Helen Auguste] nurses have begun to belleve and| Thursday night suffering with mal Bolglurr Pete Zaken, German ulated, are the locu! music artists | United States engineer, rer ————— Gelsen-Volk, where 14 unhappy] sheepishly report that the ‘three SYRACUSD, N. ¥.—Senator Moses | bables have kept up a steady walling | babies whose daddies had so far of New Hampshire in an address de oe their parents since thelr tempor-| come to tnke thern from the “home” nutrition and an infectious diser died yesterday. Fourteen are to have died within the past Athan: Vasilion, Greece 8:15 o'clock, the final | Frederick Joener, German prograin of the week will be present- Goldie Kreporian, Nebraska: Kap- | ed the high school auditorium who willingly donated their services | trouble with the steer to appear on programs, thus afford: | sald the engineer wa ing the public an opportunity to er « wheel ed to put While Capta! fended the senate rules and crill|ury keeper was arrested Thursday! were the only happy ones {n the| and two at present the h&me are | riel Kreporian, Armenia and Michael | with the combined church chotra of | Joy music that ts muste. og about for a ein se] the “Luther Burbanks of poll-| charged with maltreuting ther © today badly underhourished One ant, | Jone Gognt Ireland ‘ cert The : pot attt . afd Schaéter, j Coat oa Page Lares) ‘ waned on Wage Sia)