Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 1

¢ PLEASURE BOAT BURNS, FIVE DROWN ’ The Circulation of The Tribune Is Greater Than Any Other Wyoming Newspaper WEATHER | . More or less unsettled tonight and Saturday, probably sholwers in northwest portion, warmer tonight. \ . Da NO. 208 —<<___. DEFENSE ACCUSES Che Canyp pr Bail MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS CASPER, WYOMING, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1925 MCLIK a IAL UT a 9 8 d i = { n w <r to Delivered by Carrier 75 cente a month Publication Offices: is On Streets or at Newstands, 6 cente Tribune Bldg. 218 BH. Second St er ——$ Cditos) uvsac fi | WET OVE, 0 UU CO-GUARDIAN : [BALL scores | BITTER ATTACK \Says Judge . l}. THIRTY. FORCED | Too Easy In Liquor Cases INTO SEA AFTER ‘Dry Navy’ Rescues 11; Unites States District Attorney Captain Under Bond gy itseeningen eye digest for Probing | the local ‘beneh tions until Judge Bourquin has left ge Bourquin's lack EATTLE, June 12.—Declaring that he preferred nop to try Mauor and narcotics cases before Judge George M Bourquin of Monta is sdissisting local federal judg f sym 2 _ .~|pathy toward enforcement of the ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,| liquor ana narcotics law is well June 12.—Five persons are | kPown.” Revelle sald. “1 dont’ want to scem to eriti iev ave him, and I don't believed to have | want to enter into a newspaper con- drowned last night when an} troversy, but in view this att. explosion, followed by fire,| tude 1 think that out of deference royed the pleasure boat|'° him, I shouldn't as n to try any cases of this character® GOVERNOR ROSS PREPARES FOR PARK OPENING been| rys forcing 30 persons, in cluding the crew, to leap overboard while on a pleasure ‘cruise elght hi miles off Atlantic City. The explosion {s beeved to have been caused by cigarette end own down a The body of Deborah was brought ashore t rds while a patrol boat is con- sing the search for John Hannum orthfteld: Waren Dilks of Lin- ; Joseph Wilson of Northfield ising. rescued eleven MecKn by c 18 ‘dry navy” bos others. ged ates : The passengers were members of | CHEYENNE, June 12.—Governor the Social Independence club, | Nellie T, Ross will leave here 'Tues- William Young, com-| day fer West Yellowstone, Idaho, Captain mander of the c aft is heNi in $2,000 | where she will participate In the of- bail pending an investigation. ficlal opening ceremonies of the Curtis Lyle of Northfield, a pas-| Western entranee of . Yellowstone National Park. Governor Ross will be in chargeof the day's Célebtation and ceremonies and will be the prin. ker on the program. svernors of Idaho, Utah, and Colorado will also at- ceremonies, which will be senger, said the merry-makers were singing and dancifig on the top Geck when the explosion occurred. There was a terrific blast—lib« crack of thunder banging right into | your ears," he sald. “The boat seemed to heave right up off the sea, She. rolled from side to side, | Montana tend the conducted in old-time western style. ATE REVISION ON WESTERN HAY AND GRAING AUTHORIZED TODAY Wyoming and Nine Other States are Affected by Interstate Commerce Commission Order Effective in October | . WASHINGTON, June 12.—(By The Associated Press.) | —The interstate commerce commission today ordered a re- | Vision of rates on grain, grain products and hay from nu- merous points in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, | Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Qklahoma to points in the southeast and the lower Mississippi valley.’ | October 8 was named as the ef | | fectice date for the changes. | | Points, of origin affected are on | the Oregon Short Line and its con- nections, and the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. The rate struc- | tures involve in may cases, it was BRITISH ARMORY. i | , | held, the chargig of higher rates for ‘short hauls than js charged forlong hauls over the same line and in the Eight Killed and Many| Wounded; Alien Ships Fired on Today same direction. 1 In the rate readjustment k.Aityde will be given to the railroads and they may rectify the long and short haul violation either by ra®ing the long haul rates or decreasing the short haul rates or both. Capital Needed To Equip Farms CANTON, Jun (By Thi sociated Pres*}—Thousanda, of 1 gees are passing the foreign conces. sion hereon their Way) to Hong Kong and safety the result of a week of civil warfare in Canton, Hong Kong streamers changed thelr sched WASHINGTON, June 12.—Set- tlers will need from $4,000 to $7,000 property with which te equip farms on any of seven Irrigation projects in Washington, Oregon, Nevada,| ules today, leaving earlier that t Utah and Wyoming, the interior de-| might between the “two forts partment announced today. (Continued on Page Five) long sickening rolls that threw us around, and in « moment when we got to our feet, I found myself on the top deck, I must have been blown out of the cabin. | “The ‘boat gave an awful lurch | and I saw two of the life boats 60 | spinning Into the ocean. . The next | thing I knew most of us were flounderingyaround in (he’ water.” 859 Predatory | Animals Slain Tornado Wrecks In Past Month) | Town in Iowa ——_— -—A tor- CHEYENNE, \ Wyo. June 12—| nado that struck / ee owe, State and federal predatory animal) jist night wrecked! or damaged at hunters, 28 In number, killed a total |)... <¢ ho and blew°a Minne- of 859 predatory animals during the] syous and St. Louis mixed freight month of May this year, according | and pessenger train from the tracks. to the joint report of A. A. Sanders, | Wyoming state game and fish com MASON CITY, Towa, missioner, and Charles Bayer | phe crew of a Chiegge leader of the government's predar ern train brought a report here to tory animal control. day that Alexander, a ittle town in The is and rt lists one stock-kill and bobcats Franklin epunty had virtually been 1 tornado laté yester pyotes wiped out by 0 tlesnakes,.these latter being | Gay. A score of persons were sald killed by the hunters in connection ¢,,° ReantAniuced 3 work ——————— \ f Wr W ae "4 é «recut vet sore KUL Divorced t killing > oyotes during monty Be ‘ Wife, Then Self The report stated that only 10 adult gray wolves are left in W; ming, according to the best estimate 2.—Rose of a June 1 proprietor this morning shot BUTTE ‘Tampas, Mont., Greek posible, No wolves, were killed dur-| fruit store here ing the den-hunting season this year | and killed his recently divorced wife, for the first time since erganized | whose maiden name was Ada V Mayo. He then shot ang killed him | self, hunting started in the state, It was reported, Rescue Ship Plys Icy Sea Ingertre Bearing Relief for Antundsen BELCIUM PILOT HELD WINNER OF BENNETT BALLOON C UP EVENT es Be Spaniard Tells Remarkable Adventure| Story of Hairbreadth Escape from | Death on U. S. Ship BRUSSELS, Jine 12.—(By The Associated Press.) —The American, Van Orman, contestant in the recent Gordon Bennett cup balloon race, today filed-an offi- 1 protest against the aero club’s decision disqualify- ing him for landing at sea. Van Orman declared he alighted on the deck of the steamship Vaterland, not on: water, and was eligible to claim'that he won the race. | | 5 BRUSSELS, Belgium, June —(By The Associated | | Press.) Until proof to the contrary is forthcoming, the | Belgi n Aero club is abiding by its decision that Veenstra, piloting the balloon Prince Leopold, won the Gordon Ber |nett balloon race. Veenstra’s original telegram reported his landing on Cape Torinana, about 60 miles from creating a panic among the Corunna, Spain, more than 800 miles | hold crew, who rushéd on dech from the starting field. An unsign ed telegram from Corunna said last night the balloon had alighted in the sea off the Spanish coast, which would disqualify Veenstra as Wade Von Orman, American pilot was dis qualified by coming down in the} Several men were injured, Meanwhile De La Roc balance and fell, His f the cordage of the balloon was hanging head down t caught in ard he when a | 1 lost .| 1 (Continued on Page Five) AMERICAN LEAGUE | | AtPhiladelphia— R. } Chicago .... 500 011 1**—* * Philadelphia — 000 000 0** “ee. J - 5 « Batteries: Faber and Schalk; Wal SAMPLE OF BUSINESS ABILITY berg, Andrews, Glass and Cochrane, At New York— Cleveland ~.. 000 111 110— New York SHEPHERD SIDE - 3 As one of the fifty-seven reasons why Scott and Morgan are not qualified to act in the capacity of county commissioners of Natrona county, we call at- tention to their lack of business capacity to make a contract calling for the exercise of the simplest judg- ment and the ordinary a plainly expressed statute. We cite the matter of a contract with Cook and Steffen for the collection of delinquent taxes for 1922, Morgan and Hall and the men named above. These parties were linquent taxes, both upon the rolls of the prior thercto. There were some and the parties of the commissions for collections a sum equal to the penalty and interest fixed by law, and in addition travel pay as part of the expense of collection. existence of the contract all delinquent taxes voluntar- ily paid at the office of the county treasurer were to be regarded as collections of Cook and Steffen and commissions paid thereon. were given authority by the commissioners to seize and sell real and personal property for taxes | Bush and Sev ‘ Pe | and Picinich. made in 1924, between the board, consisting of Scott, | oer | NATIONAL LEAGUE | CHICAGO, June 12,--Ul- } At Chicago— R. HW. E.|terior purposes imputed te granted power to collect all de- _| Bosto 000 321 OOl— 7 13 4 Mexante : ‘Tei ie an re ‘ zo 210 0801199 14° S$) pe real and personal, appearing ries: Cooney, Genewich and guardian with M Julie county for the year 1922 and Cooper, Kee Bush and|Shepherd of William Nelson Hartnett. | McClintock, for whose al- Z = | F ‘Vee eged murder, Willia 1ep- fifteen hundred delinquencies At Pittsburgh— FATS. Herd jae er tite ‘ : New York —-- 000 200 000—2 8 2 § second part were to receive as Pittsburgh ... 021 O11 10%— 6 15 1) 00° OPS . rps Batferies: Barnes, Bentley and | Oyo mination Vitiiney Suni eeae Gowdy, Hartley; Aldridge and |. anaes And during the = | Smith. - times he At Cincinnati— PS era Al peered cea Brooklyn 000 000 *#*.— © barat coer Cincinnati... 20 100 eee— © ¢ ¢| Reichmann was the second wits Further, these collectors Batteries: Osborn, Hubbell and |S" of the tra | Hargreaves; Rixey and Hargrave. | wart “accuse of against it. levied | At St, Louis— ship of the | Philadelphia . 001 0° #* estate which was v n : 4 St. Louis —... 031 0%% + *|toto to Shepherd b \ Here we nave Scott, Morgan and Hall delegating | Batteries: Ring and Wilson; Sher shortly before of the powers and duties of elective officers, prescribed by statutes, t outside the laws of the state and particularly in violation of section 1429 of the revised statutes of 1920. Under this illegal lected a total-of-$74432,67 and were paid for commis- sions and expenses the sum of $1,534.68 for collec- tions of taxes within the period prescribed by the al- leged contract; and commissions on taxes collected subsequent to the period contracted for, and including current taxes not yet miscions to $434.05. The moist outrageous item in the Cook and Steffen deal was the payment of $1,000 to these illegally ap- pointed and illegally acting collectors, for transcribing the fifteen hundred names and property descriptions, when the names and descriptions were already avail- able without such expenditure. scripts were found necessary or advisable, the work atterles: : > z = z on— | a Detroit . 000 00% * . . . 5 Washingion ~ 001 o1* | Robert White, Missing : Dauss and Woodall; Witness, Unexpectedly Walks into Court With Wife and Children precaution of remaining within At Boston . Louis K . 000 020 000— 2 000 118 00"— 5 having typhoid f wh December 4 lust Shepherd {s having caused by | det and O'Farrell. | pol decid. Se accu individuals, wholly contrary to Iminist administering Norwegian pews couraged over Pres}-|t*phold germs " ut the Norse-| ‘How r id 1 when | Centennial. celebr | 1 came € contract Cook and Steffen col- nets wart and : fails cr : the state's wtterney ¢ | delinquent amounting to com- | Mr. Cr ted Reichmann was one paders of the Chis \ is affluence was a "i poll of his ability as an J attorney. | The first mention of the purposed | y the MeClir « cousins to | bre the will w made when J | ann admitted he knew such ted but denied interest in ft was contemp! dan Even if such tran- Reichmann by Was Noted Labor Lead-|, could be performed at a cost of not to exceed $15 by | Lion’ whecacareate Nnade a aael any competent copyist. Instead, the comm ef , ic reference the admitted preferred to pay Cook and Steffen the excessive charge [{ er and Financier for it t Young MeClintock when a ehiid of $1,000. This act can only be viewed in the light of Brotherhood bag mek tiked) Bins... ae one of imbecility or one of crudely concealed graft. | | witness himself” thut Porcteananite Here is a job in which $2,968.73 of taxpayers’ | Serantp rane 18 csy oA Ke . ee ene bis Aa. ad an In money was illegally spent and which can be recovered td Preass.)—Warren Btn; | etfort to’ brenle the will 1 he eal to the county treasury by proper suit against the com- p nt of the Brotherhood | ‘The argument became so heated missioners on their bonds. erate ive Engineers and one of|that Prosecutor Crowe angrily de ne leading thbor leaders and labor | manded of Judge Lynch that Stew: The prize bcob feature of the Cook-Steffen deal financiers of the country, died in,a|art be restrained from the practices and the one for which Scott and Morgan should be hospital here late today. Mr, Stone | of a “shygter lawyer sent to the home for the feeble-minded was the set- |to be ee Pee eet ace eRe aie beohta san eS tlement of the delinquent tax claim due from the | Stone became {il several seetahea live) i tone SpHlane Fala share Wyoming Exploration company. This company owed | ago upon returning from New York | practices the county $1,074.35. This claim was compromised City, He was ordered to the hoa: | Concluding his direct examination Bt A pital at once. For a time physi-| Reichmann testified that as counsel by the board of commissioners on the recommendation Flaite, Wha" altendéd hint: decldred.| for: Mrs, ‘Brame’ Nelson Mlaciteteaae of Morgan tor $350. Of this sum Cook and Steffen that the ela Waele note meek thar» thedeatts. of) Naeeck ieee received $327 under their contract and the county re- | Mut today, It was reportes |whom he had: served inthe. same ceived $23. Nor is this all there is to the transaction. | {¢""! & Sutlden ber akdown that was} erat Lo had wn up the will Jur " ate trar The county having actually collected $350 it was com- \ 1 ' eted t | pelled under the law to distribute to other taxing . M 4 funds the sum of $290.60. So the settlement with the : DEAS t y Wyoming Exploration company instead of netting the ihe “ r ; ; : on county the magnificent sum of $23 out of a claim of | my we, if 1 : ff $1,074.35 cost the county in actual cash $267.60 in that, the son. in September of the |and: reported to Joseph Savage, am excess of the net amount actually received. Can you i tiewt thes Tiotke tala callonad scat | tid ad Feet 2 ae bi } beat it? ‘ Jof Eldon, Towa Whether he sacri-| White, who {mmediately was rushed fs (Continued on Page “ive) | (Continued on Page Five) Every day and in every way Scott and Morgan are repeating similar programs with variations. music to the taxpayers’ ears? Is it i water off Ushant Light, France ne efforts of the Aero club of: ficlals *o communica@e with Veen- stra to clear up the mystery have proved unavailing, Leon De La Rocea, pilot of the Esperio, Spanish balloon hag ret |eq to Brussels and tells a remark- abié wlory of adventure, In which he and his alde, Fontan <4 Jesus wero saved by the American steam- € BSacane a near the Isle of | Wight in th English channel SHREVEPORT, La., June | vr the Mon | The Esperio was driving ¢ toward the atlantic \law student at Loyola Univer COLLEGE ATHLETE MURDERED YOME CULTURE NEEDED BY LOYOLA UNIVERSITY LAW 8! JUVENILES, SOCiML STUDENT ‘TO PROTECT HONOR’ WOP(ERS’ MEET IS TOLD s.osants stacy 12. sity —George Gill, * New Orl 18, was held Arizona Gives Latin Puzzle Ancient Language In- scription 1,135 Years Old Fqund nior | pexven. ¢ j 1 | ' | | “73 ~ channel r t « 5 ion Ploughs Greenland 3 oyola les || changes in’ the 1 : ‘ie rs Expedit £ ja witty ant hope of reac hing the |today in connection with the mysterious disappearance of | Isterins matorios in Sou thwestern State Watery Waste Today | and) hasaet mavacal iy which ab Robert (Bob) Read, Centenary college senior, athlete and | ree ne conted toda uf parently did not recognize her dis- | gridiron star, W hom he confe ed slaying Wedne y night | rank p. Whiz o 2 a sthen —- troas signal “ |at Pleasureville bathing resort near here, to “protect the | me Seheol for Be A CHIC pease sunk. 12,—(By The Associated Press.) — _ 4 7. 7 At the aeronauts sighted the | honor of his home der the name of * Jackson, au-|to a nection meeting Arizona has given American scholars the best cross-wor 8. 8. INGERTRE, BOUND FOR SPITZBERGE} » JUNE | gacandaga which aithougth going in rast te ak n Wedne aay | thorities weed told by sw bo | € (fi “ ‘ot ‘a puzzle in Latin Mating bank senate is weet nae 12.—(By The Associated Press.) —The Ingertre, bearing | tho opposite direction reversed and | i wien he er dum fow. boat | Were sed to haves a re Matric training In re-}tury and inscribed on myatey! s lead sword 6 rt ; 1 Lieut. Lutzow Holm and his little band of flyers northward | offered assistance, Wishing to save | 1 8) pe “t) Gin formatory instlutions with — happl \epomens n’ mysteyious lead swords, spearheads ‘ ti far expedition, tod rd | Hie Lalloon, De La Hocea threw out | it Pleasurevilile, Yotlowing Gill’| "Acting upon this information, Gil!| ness aa a predominant objective he|@Nd crosses, The puzzle has been referred by the Univer- to search for the Amundsen polar expedition, today was | | Mates 4 we ‘ sy P H h 1 k of life in all |” floating anchor andstried to keep | confession, a search was made for|and his wife were taken to police | sald, would do much to “rehabilitate | sity of Arizona to Prof. Charles H. Beezon, scholar of the ploughing the Greenlan¢ sea, t e only speck o ein all line hagket a few yards above wa-| Read's body in Old river headquarters where he at first pro-|the human wreckage of! youth” in| classics at the Untyersity of Chicago, ; inside story of a recent discovery tn that watery space, her position as last taken was 71.26 | ter until he and his companion could | After Read failed to reappear with | tested his Innocence but under con-| veformatories, He decried the uxe | who is versed equally In secret codes | the southwest of ancient latin writ North, 11.27 t or approximately {for the change In destination re-|be tnken off and the gas bag re-|the rented boat Inte Wednesday | tinued questioning Sheriff Hughes | of corpora! punishment os a na|and in the broken lore of Roman| ings which are vcting attention 140 mites from Advent Bay, Spite [counted In yesterday's . dispafch. | leved | night, a search was instituted. ‘The| stated te broke down and admitted|of correcting juvenile deiinquents | Carthas pinot’ ¢ cateke anit exckcRiben i ; ead ie much qpeculation abroad|' Disaster threatened when the] boat and paddle were found floating |that he killed the young Centenary | need | ‘These facts were announced Inst | Professor Beer rifled the rergen, which she’ ts expec | rning it, ae It Ig belleved ice| steamer adproached as gas from the | in Old river, An investigation tx said | senior, bat “had not intended to kill mer trie] night at a meet}: the MI 5 tien sate die Teach by noédp tomorrow, conditions are more favorable at| balloon was sucked into the funnel] to have revealed that Gill who ap-| him, only Inténding to thrash hiv le, } edu: | graduate el cal elu hich “pr 1 cr of Arizona an ‘The owriers# have-not yet apprais’| King’s Bay, the original destination, | of the Sacandaga and ignited. The| peared at the bathing resort qwith| for insistent.and mnnoying atten: | ¢ try at | to Boezon asd J, telling Chi | has 1 tt ed Captain Johannesen of the reason! than at Advent Bay, flames penetrated to the fire room, | his wife, registered at the be house | tions to Mra, Gil yy ru * idents ft t firet tir | (Contir ‘ S - ss none eee eee eee te | pm etaneren weeny ar oot NM Tse 0 Jf Att LKADEMARK OF COANn uraAny