Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1925, Page 1

; The Circulation of The Tribune Is Greater Than pie Other Wyoming sag tae WEATHER ~ aay; probably local rise 8 4 thunderstorms, Little change re j temperature, MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS (amos) ue ONE vie? VOL. IX NO. 216 CASPER, WYOMING, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1925 CE eae ae WORK AND MEAD COMING HERE FOR | Casper’s Claims to Reclamation Will Be Heard | OIL COMPANIES _ ‘iii mtn icc... | pgibe PROTESTSI irs ap 3 | Ee TAK NREASES, escent her rag yyy, | BY COUNTY ARE CALLED UNJUaT Sees Wan) . |\Chamber of Co on Irrig rce Secures Hearing s; Special Train Bearing Officials to Arrive Here | ant Construction to Await! on Burlington at 8:30 o’Clock Successful — Develop- ment of Riverton and | o fers part of Shoshone Districts. Will be | paruste 2 : 3 r anery b4 ; eclamation, when RY OPERATORS CHEYENNE, Wyo., June re proposed Ca ‘ | — (By The ciated t, 1 0 of irrigable land | Press.) —The greatest eco- z ° +71 nomic problem of Wyoming Valuations Here Said | is the securing of the com- i, To Have Been Raised | plete development of i its irri- $13,000,000 by the} | } | Y project to ma- Equalization Board. | 1 x if carried out. will a : | | rn cres of trvigable er irrign. 1 > P rb » county, Low. here two persons were drowned and scores | '"! 3 ing in the valuation of p Flood scene in C eaerrs Sanu era Beds beth peers Balconies Lagan erty of oil companies in Na-| of vet ain om record, 0s foot channel directing through the town. trona county are alleged in ined Vig El a 3 . protests filed with the aoard | of Equalization of Natrona county ii I Refinin| yan company | - ‘ moat iy » ( B. B. Brook, former! ve or akato Dea a r tise ptibeedtagi hs ie ho aa eT | oh 4 wap aes oD MEAD t the rec ¢ member} aie otothen CLIMAX HEAR Sudden Illness Taihinites in Death at| PASS iS seo erie . poner sessions it is disclosed from pro’ | | Gichind 8 47 a y eth f a rent for the fled that the ratses mage by the | ie TRIAL OF Baltimore Hospital; Was One of nv Cheyenne la et proximated upwards of some $13 : m6 e bphicerke HM ae Vallewatbn , © made this} oo.000. Most Active Senate Solons « B. Stafford that! nd Gler had been in vat ding nt eonditon | iF The off companies charge the 7 ‘ fo ; P reas ba and in using the jf | BALTIMORE, June —-(By The Associated Press.) — | “hich '¥ passable with tt é t of t tion project e to further politi " : “ oat : } mn ; - |Senator Edwin Fremont Ladd, of North Dakota, died here j ceived today at the district hiss | G, Hop. is disclosed by the ofl companies that mittee of the Wyoming County As-| was indicated that Shepherd's turn university, and his da er, Vir-| four days. and claim that ‘ ma CHICAGO: June 22.—(By the°As jat 10:20. A. M. today. lod. Pea Adina aie oartites: kal uns CO ission d away quietly, retaining conscious- | “ke this trate aoe ise Set Ne with ’] Oo W O I's gri| - Mrs. Ladd arrived from Was aah: last December the oi! valuation com- Bessors association met with repre-| would come late today or early Tues By. coincidence made without any sociated Press)—The climax of the value or witout due reg: trial of William D. Shepherd tur} Senator Ladd pa hing- little or no trouble. aston an hour before the end came and was at the bedside H t | H UI TEAPOT| CASE 3 3 -|ginia, who attends high school in the death of the 1] sentatives of the oil companies at] day co ; Washington. North Dakotan occurred on the day Sn Cheyenne and valuation of all oil Possibility. that the defendant . “ ftp) field equipment was discussed tor| would not tulgithe aikna wae ani _ Senator Ladd, while apparently | of the burial of Senator LaFollette, | re chains, uecording to informa wnifermity of tax laws, murder—the appearance of the de-| ness almost to the | in prospect today. With several de-| with Milton, one of the sons who is;surgent bloc in the senate suffers In connection with the protests It} fendant on the yvitness wend fense witnesses still to be heard it| studying law at George shington | its second overwhelming loss within several’ days. At this. sipated by a statement of t ii the eo was near, aroused | Whove, polices he had followed on -|Woman and Brother at iver mn Seri- vouchers ’and prices-ot mat nd wind whien the y ate red the to many, occasions Tonether ies AMERICAN LEAGUE. f an | RE SPEEDED T J TRtIE) wie: Goneritead to ehibiee | tas rning a larien).c touring pelsecips) e constituted | At New York— rue) ously Wounded and Assailant | UH © . “ - a> on the s ‘ t r t | Chicago 000 013 200—6 9 2 ¢ mittee and {t recommended a sched-| “If this wero an ordinary case we | th Senator's secretary, who ¢ i and 9 2} : Rebate " t b we e@ roo! a few minute fter : together they later were re out of | New York 000 000 100—1 7 1} . 8 £ ~ ie ¥. Gnracrs. Guaocs Wier ' . a c t becaune “hiss the'ee Shawkey, Pennock, Hoyt and Schang ea] a @ Lee Wh: es . r . f P Bo: 110 000 200—4 10 aan ‘ ling , 1 fucing states which are pet By a t i453 jand ‘n tteries: Whitehill and Bassler; | OUS!Y u ain , fon with Wyoming oil, and while ts) | cy + The eat he r Ross, Zahniser and Picinich | Hurra, late Saturda nig the n siome var to maxes into |E'LOODS ARE. |." . smatanmaay igytat thale home (s > “Lege roles gpaaeolat rotted | 1 the kidney trouble & ATE SENATOR At Washington— | H-E-/ to authorities, escaped and is believed to | { ‘ has pounties but slightly. The schedule D 4M AGING IN : 4 only recently, It was not | NATIVE OF MAINE Corsane ae + 7a] Ward Carpe ‘ + i a ys generally known here that he was -TIMOR Edwin | “ashington Det e ; BE tho asegeapra pmeociation was ac ii until bie conalilon began fo Medes I © Aut sah of reinphai Batteries: = Uhle, Edwards and) watching in un s tt ds Septed. by All $h6.ol1, companies and my Cy | serious Pi ; Walters; Zachary and Ruel. tet f Dalp _— their returns in the different coun N.S WALES enntbe Tada, peat. td aistgreigts (ee ome \ ito, Hes were made upop this basis. . Senator Ladd, past his s e gave hir 1 19. At Phisdelpiien. , € i NAD” ii YAN The county board of equalization a | pers eee Deen peal ptr <p marithal Ba: lst. Louts 000 5 5 a 0 ARGO JOST by their action of June 11 has en Pig age iy acs pwede eapsion erie Lette” | piitadelphia 000 00 eS trely ignored af | time that tt "nein ‘ited wadla : ‘| Batteries: Bush and Dixon; Wal of the assoc ad | Sn . . [N SHIP FIRE break his strengt! berg, Stokes, Baumgartner and tft ' . F | F aa tently plac Wa | ee “ Cochrane, Pic inatory valuations t and seve | fe ait hE “ equipment, it {s ch residen INSURGENT BLOC n of| } Inasmuch as the DEAL J. He at NATIONAL LEAGUE “ tu ' I 4 the| At Chicago— R. HB] here rece Hurra rd ot pas pre | Cinelnnati 00 00"—* * *) tim Chatle 303 00%— 9% Fland Is experte twe and Krueger;| A and = 35 S 3 | = . = E | | . liste Bush nd Gonzales. ca wa ' ; t LA FOLLETTE Is. -LAID- AT REST a neve BME | pp m1 : a 2 “on |e es SCHOO L TAX AUTHORIZED SIMPLE RITES MARK SERVICES = 222 atuaneaaa SOE EL CT ot Ss MADISON, Wis., June 22.—(By The Associated Press.)—Services of extreme simplicity attended the burial to- Solicitor Fails To E ION y N » ; OG i E day of Senator Robert Marion La Follette. Although from the moment his funeral train arrived here last Saturday from Washington the state had claimed | Get Credentials Nik ppeioe 8 -Alstri¢ 4 ng Serie - th +} Ae Palph his body for its own, there was nothing of pomp or of ceremony in these, the last honors that it might tender. | oe sadnd th gic Ente att, oe = i Kee yet > eer oe as That was as the senator himself had wished. Information that sollcitations were | gt the Ce, rey ee W ! ld: 30 o'cloe To frierds of a lifetime was given the sad task of conveying the body to sanctuary in his native soil at a point over- | . Nira) being made today by deat and N > Wheeler, S. Conwe ( I t looking a broad blue lake beside | his body lay in state was the place merica” with the chorus lead-|lins had formed at Ci dumb youth for funds to attend NS Ye ih ard mie l trict No. 2 suffi 1cceed them which he was born and came to]of the brief funeral service. That the audience and when they were cl caused the Chamber of Com-|S¢lves as members of the high scho W. O, \ L.. A. Reed were man's estate. i service was arranged as usands had journeyed to Madi: | twilight, some still were ol & warning this efter. | nated to su ¢ ‘ ” t the meet f Many others with whom he had Hymn—"Nearer My God t r the funer | pending investigation of the ' th ! Inbored so long in the state and na | Mozart and Manne cholr chorus ghout t the | LATE The young 1 na voferred to order tlon were gathered from far and near| funeral » Dr. A, B. Hi in st 1 um of | DESCRE to the commerce re Deas to do homage at his bier | dor t ¢ passed rent ailence MADISC Wis, June (By | song whor ed f u son read the re The expansWe rotunda of the mas Hyr ide with Me," Mozart | Even before the doors of the state | A-socluted Press.)—Robert M. La-| but failed to put in } clerk of thy siv® state capitol where yesterday | and Manne choir chorus house were opend at noon, long | (Continued on Page Two) requested men | ( 1 on Page Bight