Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1925, Page 2

F PAGE TWO SANE, CHICAGO UAY [3 TOLD Shell-Shocked Effects! Described in Trial of George Shaw CHICAGO, May 12.—Dr. John \\ Tope, who sald he had observed and 1 shocked vet worl his on trial sane. Shaw, after king party last L a young woman to quar opinio with a sa venir he had brought home service in Fr bed CAILLAUX HAS PROGRAM FOR PAYING DEBTS nel}-shic World.on Eve Of Prosperity, Houghton Says |: trade and comm: resur BANK ROBBERS 1 conditions are GET CASHIER | Feudist Blamed for Blast in Which Eight Died .- Italian feudists are blamed for the explosion in Swissvale, Pa., in whict) eigh : ’ 4 eight persons blown to bits and four buildings’ wrecked. causing $250,000 damage to property i deed are Italians asleep in the buildings at the time. h igh Tribute Paid by Roosevelt to Studies Woman Lawyer of Harold A. Loring, in Casper as Organist to Spend Summer AUTHORITY ON INDIAN TRIBES | \ND MUSIC COMES TO CASPER -:. ar doubt has|their lives in and ex | me e cultured music of|our lives, 1 to Cas; m in C r| crude, difficult of course as trying to The Casper Daily Cribune Hybrid Lion-Tiger Is Chief of Great Animal Show Coming T hursday | Tho remarkable and complete col- lection of trained wild animal actors, comprising the most Important speci- mens of zoology, assembled in the wild beasts’ performance of Lee Bros. wild animal show, which will exhibit in Casper, Thursday, May ld4th at Fifteenth and Boxelder has never been equaled tn the his- tory of the world. No corner of the globe has been considered too re mote to make this collection the most unique on earth Chief among these ‘wonderful creatures js a hybrid lion-tiger, a magnificent animal of feline grace and terrible power, with ull the pe- Culiarities of both lion and tiger but wearing the tiger's stripes upc the lon’s skin. One of the most im. portant groups is composed of two lions, three Bengal tigers, two In- dia Jéopards, two pumas, two enor- mous Polar bears, and the singular hybrid Hon-tiger. Here, too, we a confronted with the Incredible spe tacle of w! afore-mnt ned remurkable inter mixture two of them, turally the instinctive, foe of the others, and # of them hith usidered by the best mas rs of zoology as wholly untamable, of each implacable na. All of the dead The photo shows the scene of the blast. ny; conference reclamation Wyoming state between United engineers and officials, relative to investigating proposed irrigation projects below Casper, will be held in the near future at Cheyenne, ac- cording to a letter to Senator Fran- ey | cis E. Warren from P .W. Dent, Is Sént to Jail | acting commissioner of the bureau | of reclamation at Washington. After the conference the work will be | rted and continue to completion § soon as the weather becomes set- | ted, the letter says. | The state entered into a contract i “iaich 30, by which the federal proportion ,than our music has played in instruments were | and depended on | | government and Wyoming will joint- per le Harold | precnssion, the hitting or scraping ly bear the expense of the investi- Li c no less an au-| of objects. gation, Expenses are lImited to h mer Presideht Theo-| “There are many peculiarities tr | $5,000 each. The lettey, to Senator I elt 1 |Indian music, For Instance | Warren follows Ir. 1 noWs as much of the} songs end in totally differer “Hon Francis E, Warren e he various Indian tribes | from their beginning. There may t ited States Senator, 1 i es any other|two or three different rythms or “Washington, D. C. the I : | meters tn one plece of their music Dear Senator Warren: I 1 1 Indian musician may | pplementing my letter to you est. ur | be wholly different rythm or | April 15, I want to say that I inter 1|meter on his tom t from the | v i r r C ythn and mu In which he fs ft Denver, relative to That seems to come nat Casper pumping investigation. i Linaeibeeh lottg st m t It would be very | e st til Miss Jesse “May Ag! fficult for our race to do, about " » contract providing for eo- rub one's | operation between the state of Wyo- is concerts at| head and pat his stomach at the | ming and the bureau of reclamation, t natic ion of music| #ame time.” | dated March 30, has been transmit- | pO ansas City When on the lecture platform, Lor- | | ted to the state engineer. This con- | present a| (ns {8 accompanied always by at | tract provides that the investigations {1 of school | Indian musician, When making his | which were begun last summer be | cnt 8 2 nerica | tours in the large eastern cities, he extended to projects’ below Casper I NAPOLIS, Ind., Ma I has also been en-|!8 usually accompanied. by a grand and that the expense be equally al- ank robbery in Indiana i 8 ¢ it the summer |80n of Sitting Bull, called Sitting vided between the slate of Wyo- 1 in by pss last night wt America. He will play spe-} Bull bay, or in Sloux, “ anka ming and bureau of reclamation with able to n the | clal numbers each evening Iyotanka Hokeila,” a fine appearing ws a limited expenditure of $5,000 for t to the cashier's home, ma During his six years of residence} YOun® Indian, six feet+and three Mary Belle Spencer, Chicago | each party. ed him to the bank and forced hin| with Indian tribes of the northwest |{nches tall woman lawyer, is serving a thir- “ ‘The investigations were made , rk the et mbinatior ‘ie j and southwe nd his 18 years of | He is. how making jurrangements | ty day term in jail because she | during the past summer by re he-robbery occurred at the Farm-| acquaintance with them, Loring has |r an Indian iuusiela ake the ndunes > fi &5 Smith, an engineer from this office ers bank at Wadesville.| gathered a fund of most interesting |Tesular part In the concert before | reluvedite gp as caste re fine | put as Mr. Smith ban declined furth: ¢ information not only regarding their | the Casper school children imposed for contempt of court. | o- assignment on this work, {t is - - music but their Hves, religion and| “There are a great many erron:| She wanted to pay by check $d | proposed to assign C. C. Elder of - taracter, In his lectures he! ous impressions concerning In-| she could frame the check this office. The state, which is to ‘| opular theories diane,” he sald. ‘For instance they | Rew Stank of the gent 0b thecin- | Mi * O . gs with Indians, |4!d not call a Fupreme Belng the vestigation direct, selected J. G. Mar. |i IX-Up ver | ard one refer to| ‘Great Spirit,’ at least none of the | get of Torrington, Wyo., but I now F heaven as ‘the| ingiats af my soaelntance ae have a letter trom the state engi: Mi % H ld ground I am fr “The Sioux called {t “The: Grea neer stating that Mr. Marzel has | (Mixes 0 | phrase is bunk—| Myster nd they thought of the | hal to icnetake ‘usoh | driareal | of early white | Supreme Being not as a person, but elon and’ ie’ hha’ aataciad CEL 3" | F as a power, which will strike many DEB BULLET y of Basin, Wyo. in beheld, of | Indians believe the persons being appropriately ap: | v] spirits dea’ go to the land of the | P! | friends and relatives. At their |citY for such clear, fine childlike 5 over | fgnerals they don't s: »py hunt-| reasoning that he might well be ait. ttc 6} W Kesterton's | ing ground’, ‘The Stous lance thelr | taken a3 an example by lots of peo Is Only Woman » his name to | spirit cances on such occasions and|Ple today. He lived a better Ife] LEADVILLE, Colo, May 12, — pie ri el Pelee er areclitehe tt aciet cine HE es Trem BE mare PO AERC i nt al Importer of Tea ) such a safe urney.” He did n k unkindly and he/agent of Salt Lake dropped = ments in superior The only Indian mugic ever writ-| ad not others. He was] dead her night 8 John : that Judge GC: W. | ten for as it is| very lenient Ritchie, whose place was being rald- matter to | played by was put on| “I don't believe that ed, fired a shot feare the offi First |r t 1 is called the|brutal and I know | cers be. wai I Dance.” Played | 00d natured, ‘They Th entered the celling s “Ar t gives the proper | except when it Is neco ¢ | Taylor d dead a {ticers tt the le of the | other hand they are very ¢ left the apparently umb ¥ ae ‘ . Ir own peopte | a: e Ww e fe X i ¥ all e h x pe _ | mae “SHIP HOISTED x g y bonds and war savings | it fother r amps and certificates. uns tl I ar The Sioux are taking well to ed-| MUMPHIS, Ter 12,—(By ! ie’ best Jucation, but the Blackfeet r »|The Associated Press)—A group of ot | ext te |not as yet. The Sioux have c| fearless river mé resumed 1 e I have traced | abulary and a written Ing their task of lifting surface of : ‘ . ay be thousands have bibles and hymn | the Mississipp! river, remains of Fn few we { led ‘My Heart n in their own tongue tho steamer Nort i of re- ¢ thelr breath her's lui | - jcovering from the age, the eS ee —|, bung afte @ has place wh N. Shoemaker | have ens ng since the versel ' nt ® in which the | Sank last y ' $ Jare carried oe threweenk wha 4 : . | R. ©. Schaefer, publisher of the | Miss Gertrude Ford is the t Ja rope the branch: df’ a reel Dies at Hospital Southern Contractor, if responsible | first and only woman itnporter of $ | ° wings t fant: back sb for the statement that faulty con-| tea im the United States. She ja. 2 aoe, al ous ; ’ ings th lowing ru ft the ste r Normar $ WASHINGTON May f m the Jasper N, Shoemaker years old 1 boat } specialises by te ae oe 5 ment of ¢ Gr | died at @ loeal hospital this ring — | of teas coming irect from For fof the law school of the L rby | and. the body was removed to the | sivsa_and Ceylon. f Texas as attorney” gene f e rain | Lorton funeral home, Funeral serv. | Oy > > % White House. r not | at 30 o'clock from) the cha of | yy . @’ : cael > "| the Lorton tuneral home with Rev.| Man Arrives Today | |Spend the Summer in PARI 12.—(By The Ase 1 my baby" | L. B. Carter officiating | | pe sted Prees)--A- ‘eenairabip. has| “I gether prim: | Me, @hoomaler ts survived by a ‘ the Mountains established on press dispatches | | 1 of ne | daughter, Mrs. & B, Fenton of Cas-| Miss Catherine White; asleter of rench and foreign agencies and | t but was irefully hand: | per. Burial will be made at the High: | t jomas H, White, 43, who : 3 : Shewspepers dealing with the Morroc-|ed down [ par t that {t}land cemetery | died baruieday mm a Local hospital, | we have two cottages in Garden Creek park which are not engaged ran operations, {t was-announced to- | has 1 ages without a _ Is. expected to arrive this afternoon | for the summer, Delightful spot in Biny change. 1 take jt down from the| Funeral arrangements are pend:| from Fort Williams, Ontario, Can | the pine trees; twenty minutes drive ational Indians with e f mustoal|ing for Mra, Cora Moore, 34 ret | un to make arrangements for his | from cool spring water WASHINGA'ON, May 12.—Approx-| shortha f ‘ jold, who died Saturday evening at | funeral. The body Ie being held at |store, telephone, pleasant cottages mately orew of public la “The t Ip s were very | her home at A street, The | the Lorton funeral home: ideal place for your family to spend was add Wenachee Nationa! | musical. They sang from thorning | body was ved to the Lorton fue] White wan a résident Lavoye ati Peatalics Vr iv for rent and Forest in Washington today by an|to night and ma se of thelr | neral home He In survived by two brothers, Dr, | bullding oo soe Sexeoutive or sued on the reo-| religious impulse 1 believe the| __ john White, and J. C, White, and a C. E. LITTLEFIELD, Owner mend nof the secretaries of jn- | Indians’ erude, @ muste ha For result« Tribune Classified | sister, Mira Catherine White, all of Room 10, Smith iiding played @ more import part in | Want Ades | Ontarto, Canada, Phone 386 different species and the | together in a colossal which absolutely insures the safety of the public, their bearing toward thelr trainer and one another being as amiable and considerate as characterizes the Intercourse of an assemblage of hu man beings at a social function, Imperceptibly directed by a single trainer and of seemingly happy ac cord and eager unity, these formerly dreaded kings and queens of the seething jingle, the howling wilder: ness and the remote, inaccessible trozen wilds of the poles build their sky-scraping pyramids, balance with a skill rivaling that of the human acrobat upon barrels, play rollicking games of see-saw; with courteous consideration for the luxurious comforts of their masters form soft living couches of themselves and in vite his confidence by opening their terrible blood-red mou’ for the temporary insertion of hig trusting head. It would require pages to tell in advance all the startling novelties introduced in Lee Bros. wild animal show, which, besides the many t performing steel-girt arena, tice animals, vastly superior to any organization now traveling. CONFERENCE ON IRRIGATION _ PROJECT SURVEYS BELOW THIS CITY ALONG RIVER SCHEDULED the state. In order to secure the benefit of Mr. Smith's experience in connection with these investigations during the past summer, it ts arrang- ed that Mr, Smith, who will probably be located at Guernsey, Wyo., in charge of the construction of the dam, will supervise and direct the work to be done by Messrs. Elder and Avery. “ “The state engineer of Wyoming has been requested to arrange for @ conference and it is expectde that such conference will be held either in this office or at Cheyenne within the near future, and that arrange- ments will bs made so that as soon as the weather becomes settled in Wyoming the work will proceed. “'These investigations will include survey and study of the soil and economic conditions of three or four tracts of land situated between Cas- per and the backwater from the Guernsey reservoir. These areas vary from two hundred to several thous and acres and require pumping lifts of one hundred feet or less. It 1s pro posed in connection with the survey of these tracts, to make a study trom an electrical standpoint of the feusi- bility of constructing a transmis- sion line from the power plant. at the Guernsey dam up the North Platte valley to at least furnish power for these proposed units. We also propose to make a study of an interconnected power transmission lne between the Pathfinder dam and Guernsey, although it is probable that the same will not show favor- able results in connection with the construction of a power plant at Pathfinder and the long transmis- sion, Hne required jn connection therewith. It is hoped that active field work may be under way soon after May 1,’ Very truly yours, “Pp. W. DENT, “Acting Commiasioner.”* Quick 1») Safe Mt Relref) | CORNS In Inate— Fig Sh font that uick—the pain 80; 01 septic and scfentife Ia every wee Dr Scholls Zino-pads Put one on- the pain is gone” ee 115 East First St. ed wild animal features, has domes: | LORAIN All-American Boy Is Chosen New York City thinks Ed? ward Hampton represents the | perfect type of all-American | boy. It chose him as spokesman | for Gotham boys during Boys’ Week. $5 O00 OAMAGE a damage M M. O. Mathews sult for $5 $5,000 ag: burn, charging th t the him to be arrested and hel here two days when the sher ro warrant for his arrest. Mathews ix a Casper datryt He says’ Ashburn had him arr ed through the sheriff of Goshen county. He was held four in the rona county jail until he gained his liberty on habeas cor- pus proceedings pera et) <* MEN’S A. 0. T. S. CLUB TO MEET TOMORROW The A. O. T. 8, Club of the First dinner on Wer sday at 6:30 p, m at the Henning Hotel. A fine mus eal programme has been arranged A talk will be given by Rev. A. E 2 oke, the honorary president, on The Inspirations of Great Litera ture; on What to Read and Why?" The Rev, James F. Walker, M. A., of Denver, assistant superintendent of the Rocky Mountain district, will also be present and bring greetings to the club. All men attending the t gregational church and thelr friends are cordially invited t NEW Al » Silk Bags All the Newest in $3 CHOKER BEADS All Colors $1.78 New Arrivals in SUIT IS FILED Congregational Church will meet for Con: | Specials for Wednesday and Thursday Specially Priced for Wednesday and Thursday TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1925 1S, PLESUP “BOD SURPLUS May 12.-(By the Director Lord of |the budget bureau told President | Coolidge he was confident there | would be a government surplus for | the fiscal year ending June 80 of $108,000,000—the amount by whieh |the executive hak been hoping re- tps would exceed expenditures. This estimate by the director gen- erally exceeds his prediction mnde jast autumn by $67,000,000 surplus. | ie attributed the increase to heavier i vevenue returns and receipts of the postoffice department, | Looking ahead to the coming fis- | year, the budget director pre- da surplus of $73,000,000 the ure on which administration and congressional leaders are basing their estimates ag to the possible xtent of tax reductions Director Lord told. Mr. Coolidye the government's example in ailing expenditures {s being re- fiected In various states, Hope for future tax reduction now lies plainly with the states and mu- es he gaid, pointing out that ne burden is due to WASHINGTO: Associated Presi Jet cal die! | udder Heese ‘AQ SUFFERS BROKEN LEG WHEN STRUCK BY -—GAAON SOUTH WALNUT j is 2 | J. B, Sluker reported to police late | yesterday afternoon that he had run over Ralph Huckaby, three year old gon of Mrs. Wayne Huckaby of CY avenue, in front of 957 South, Wal- nut street, Sluker told police that | the boy had run across the street in front of his ca making it impos- sible for him to ‘oid the accident. uker took the boy to the Lincoln reet hospital; where it was found that his injuries consisted of a broken leg. The leg was set at the hospital and the boy was reported fs recovering today. See \Bertrice Byer Is | Divorce Plaintiff Bertrice Byer has filed suit for di- vorce in district court against Wil- Mam J. Byer. She alleges personal | indignities, that he ured vile and indecent language toward her, that he struck and beat her, maintained a sullen and contemptuous attitude toward her, was quarrelsome and that she could do nothing to please e defendant filed an answer to ti nying her allegations. 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