Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1925, Page 1

| ( | | om f ‘At i2: The Circulation of The Tribune Is Greater Than os Other Wyoming Newspaper WEATHER | VO VOL. 1x Ron sig NO. Dae oon Generally fair tonight and Thurs. day; slightly cooler tonight in east = Che Cax JAPANESE WAR THREAT INSPIR WIE Baap MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS en 4 PP URS es Re ea WYOMING, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,1925. 1, 1925 Crilnme (vos) y “od by Carrier 75 cents @ month On sireeta or at Neawstands, Publication Offices: 5 cents Tribune Bitg. 216 B Seeand St. U. S. OIL LEASE POLICY---DOHENY SANTA BARBARA CLEARS RUINS DEATH TOLL IN LATE QIGASTER STANDS AT TEN FUND PROVIDED Los Angeles Bankers Go to Aid of City With $2,500,000 to Spend Building Plans SANTA BARBARA, Calif., July 1.—-(Associated Press.) —A bright dawn spread over Santa Barbara, earthquake- stricken city of the Pacific, as her thousands of sons and daughters arose to face serious prob. lems of reconstruction which con front’ them in returning. to. their city, to what was formerly described as the millionaires’ p! ground and municipal gem of the Pacific coast. Ten people have lost their lives In the quake, described as the heav- lest to Visit the Pacifig coast. Five major shocks have been recorded since the first temblor on Monda but throughout the time there hi been almost a score of almost im- perceptible shocks. No exact estimate of damage has been announced, but it has been described as between $20,000,000 and $25,000,000. During the night structural engl- neers, who have been assigned the task of testing the strength of the city’s remaining structures, began atriving from Los Angeles and San Francisco, It was freely predicted shat many of the buildings still tanding would be ordered demol- hed to make way for newer and ore substantia) structur: As the surveying party moved along the streets wrecking parties headed by Los Angeles and Sant Barbasa firemen, began the demo! tion of buildings against which de- cree of the éngineers fell. Behind the wrecking parties came 4 swarm of workers carrying away the debris. ‘Although the physical aspect of the reconstruction program was in evidence in the shouting men and panting trucks there was another vital factor at work—financlal minds of the community who sat be- hind closed doors and in terms of wealth sought to check-mate the fate which reduced their one: proud bufldings to a mass of ruins, H., H. Cotton, Los Angeles banker, announced last night that a revoly- ing fund of $2,500,000 to st in rebuilding plans, had been ess full tated. Another financial assistance pl was born when banks of Santa Bar bara, late yesterday, sought a Joan of $20,000,000 from financial inst! tutions throughout the United States. Rescue workers centered their ef- forts today at the ruins of the San Marcos building on State street in which two bodies of victims are be- Meved entombed. Giant steam shovels tore away at the mangled steel and stone and the debris was gradually cleared away a one MOSCOW. of three Germans on trial, -Max Von Ditmar. confessed that he plotted against Trotvky’s life. —_———————_ Historians generally agree that about 700 redcoats marched at Lex ington. Tells U. S. Italy | Is Ready to Pay Mario Alberti, general man- ager of the Credito Italiano, New York, is conferring with Washington officials regarding a settlement of Italy's two billion dollar debt to the U. S. Rome is ready to sign an agreement for the houbicialre Laster of the debt. SAN FRANCISCO ELKO TO TOUR CAPER TODAY Will Be Entertained by Casper Elks on Stop n City A large delegation of local mem- bers of the Elks lodge will meet the special train carrying San Francisco Elks at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Burlington depot and will take the visitors on an auto tour of the city for an hour, according to present arrangements. NEW YORK, July 1,—(Arsociated Pre "The most desirable effect of Uncle Sam's new immigration policy has been its gift to the Amer- jean people of an opportunity to be come acquainted,” Commissioner Henry 8, Curran id today when Bisked to tell of the results of one ar's operation of the immigration 1924. wecund its 1 a. m, occurred the with DAYTON, Tenn., July 1 charge of “‘publicity seeking” Dr. George W. Rappleye: “While I originated the case and served at first as prosecutor in the matter, I did it with no ulterior motives,” Dr. Rappleyea said. “My only object in the matter was to bring about a test of the evolution law." The report which is refuted by Dr. Rappleyea wag not carried by The Associated Press. Expected action today by the American Federation ot Teachers convened tn Chicago, on a resolution denouncing the Tennessee law, was “a matter of concern here. This document is quoted as saying in part: “In certain states of tho union teaching as a social funétion has been menaced and may de menaced by midguided legislative authority that fears to trust the intelligence and devotion to duty of the profes- sion, whose desire it is to serve the people by training children for in- telligent citizenship. “The reactionary Lusk school laws In the state of New York abolished in 1923 after a trial of two years, the Greene law in California pro- posed in 1921 and dealing with the matter of controlling the opinion of teachers, as weil as numerous bills in several states that have been de- signed to censor the writing and the teaching of history in the schools— all reflect the same unfortunate rua- picion and mistrust of educational intelligence, which the Tennessee anti-eyolution law conveys:” ———_ ‘There are 100 motor cars to every 86 telephones in tho United States, ——. Todine exists In sea water only to the extent of two parts to the mil- lon, Of Publicity Séehine Published Accusation That “Monkey”Case Is Being Com-| iLouis Novak Tires of mercialized Draws Fire of Townspeople and Prosecutor; Plans Are Outlined. -—The town of Dayton was agog today over a published | and its repudiation in connection with the trial of John T. Scopes, teacher, to test the Tennessee anti-evolution law. a, prosecutor of Scopes, declared to The Associated Press that a published report which said that he had instigated the evolution charges for pub- licity purposes was without foundation of truth. ALL OUT FOR FIGHT RETURNS AT TRIBUNE THURSDAY NIGHT Yes, the Tribune will broadeast fight returns to street crowds tomorrow night, The triple-barreled megaphone with Tom Daily on the announcing end will be on duty at the wire room window on Second street and blow by blow, direct from the ringside. the Wills-Weinert and Walker-Greb mills will be} relayed to the waiting fans, The Preliminaries will begin at 5:15 p.m., Casper time. Take your Race ih the crowd early ond hear all the news, Leases Given On Oil Lands WASHINGTON, July 1,—The in- terior department today announced the grauting of four oil leases on western public lands, which, since applications were filed, already have brought the government $427,420 in royalties. One lease to the Texas Production to the. Transcontinental Oil com pany of Colorado on several tracts n the Hamilton Dome oil fleld in foffat county, Colorado, has re turned $12,304, and a third to John N. Moore, Great Falls, Mont., on 743 acres in the Kevin-Sunburst oil flelds in Toole county paid $5, . The fourth , Montana, has company on 640 acres in Salt Creek lease is to William oll field in Natrona county, Wyo-|Sabrook on 34 acres in the Kevin. ming, has brought $409,564; another | Sunburst field. JAILBREAKER IN RECENT ESCAPE Dayton Denies Charge sliftNothitl SHERIFF HERE! Dodging Capture by) | Officers and Walks! | Into Sheniff’s Office Louis ovak, who was) one of the six prisoners to} escape from the county jail in the jail break through a hole sawed in the floor of | the county treasurer’s office , Monday morning, walked into» Sheriff Alex MePherson's — offi about 7:30 o'clock last nigt and ask ed to be locked up again. Noyak, who is facing passing a fraudulent check when had no funds in the bank, sald that he had tired of hiding out and want- ed to face tr the yak had been hiding ea on the road to Glenrock, There are three prisoners remain large. They are Ernest Reed one of the holdup men who robbed the CY confectionery, P, J Hickey, facing trial on a eof theft of an a , Wyoming, and ¢ charged with grand’ Ja y as the result of the theft of two diamond rings. ‘Two of the prisoners who escaped in the jail break were captured at Lavoye are Tuesday night. They “Chief” Fred Harris, Indian, and Val Deck. Harris, Deck, and No- vak are all lodged behind the bars of the county jail awaiting trial. Higher Rates On Cheese to Be Deferred WASHINGTON, July 1.—4By Tho Associated Press}—Proposals to in- crease rates on cheese moving from northwestern producing territory to Chicago and Wilwaukee and nearby points were suspended today by the Interstate commerce commission un- Ul October 29, to allow investigation. DEFENSE RECRUITING OPENS New Tariff Commissioner PRESSING. NEED FOR OIL STORES {! HAWAII FELT Military Shea That Figured in Elk Hills | and Teapct Leasing Is Bared by Magnate NEW YORK, Jigs | (Associated Press.) — The |New York Times today pub- —————— eens [lished a copyright interview Albertus H.* Baldwin,’ new |i which Edward Doheny member of the U. S, tariff com- | giving his own story of the mission, has been a public offi- Hoyt sabi he ee lactone he | cial almost continuously since | oy". creat mites. ee y 1884, when he became connected \ 3 Speaking at Los oa staff with the U.S. fish commission. | vin His home is in New York City. | c« 1, the Tin ays, Mr. D y > | Bal thige ne uld have n yan Blk le nor would bis truction of the Pearl Harbo! nay ie ase had not Rear Admiral John RA | Robison, chief of the naval bu } | of engir . NATIONAL LEAGUE At Chicago— RK. HAE Pacit ter \ Pittsburgh 100 000 601— 8 14 0} 1921 ana that » Chicago 100 101 003— 6 13 9 | Wallan ofl base w Batteries—Kremer and = Smith, |'h® national defen, Mexander, Bush, Brett and | Which depended victory ¢ | Gonzales, Hartnett. | the United. States Mr. Doheny wil ul in At Brooklyn— R. H.E,| Washipgton in Oct ree Boston 106 100 001— 3 12 1] of criminai conspiracy with Albert Brooklyn --101 000 O11I— 4 11 0/8. Fall, former secretary of the in Batteries—Benton and O'Neill; | tevior, tn connection with the Ell Petty and Taylor. Hills oil lease, which the govern- 2 salle ment in the L Angeles federal At Phila. (Ist Game)— court succeeded in invalidating New York -002 2 | The story of naval officers’ fears Philadelphia 100 000 030— 412 3)or war in the De ific, Mr. Doheny Batteries—Bentley and Gowdy;| . was contained in a deposition h and Wilson, by Admiral } put In evidence f ( Game) —R.H.E./in the trials of the suits to annul ew York 109 112 G11—16 20 8} the Teapot Do 1 Blk Hills Philadelphia _.030 001 003— leases, that the portion relating to Batteries—Barnes — and | the military seeret was stricken out Mitchell, Knight, ‘Sconeh, dell, | In thig conne Secretary Wile Ulrich and 1 3 [bur, subpoer produce certain —————— document: \ y AMERICAN LEAGUE would be tiated At St. Louis— R.H.LE. Jest not to ¢ ud Chicago O12—* * *!he called 8 by St. Louis -..300— 9 © ¢| a s—Lyons, Thurston and i, Bush and Har. At Cleveland (Ist Game}—R. H. E Detroit ---000 000 000— 0 6 2) Cleveland 120 100 70%—11 14 1 | yj Batteries—Wells, Collins, Doyle | and Bassler, Woodall; Smith and | cific cons The San Francisco Elks are on a Sewell, |. “He tled » int tour of the national parks of the At Clevel eR. HB, re h had t United States and will reach Casper Detroit —__.__. o—* 9 *|, Task” Gare von this afternoon from Estes park en Cleveland _-_-__ oo—* + «|! coha aS route for Yellowstone National park, ~s Batteries—Ston and — Woodall; | ety the mot ion They wit enter ellwste t>'ess | Volunteer Enrollment Blanks Open to Men of City for Ob- Ale TALK BY avant sod for ee” mena of Cody and leave by way of Gard. < ae . — t that mod warfu had peso ER A Ses servance of National Test; No Parade to Be Staged; Navy Nori -.3p1 eb wei ve a foe visitors by lccal Elks 1s in c ° ° — Boston 003 002 003— 8 14 4 Big 4 of t : W.F. Wilkerson to Give Address at City Park. CHT NIN Batteries—Pennock, Shock and ; A. E W. W. Keefe, I J sd Bengough; Fuhr, Zahnise K ‘ K V J. € an Archie and Picinich Wimmer Abe re, Memenon: WEL Recruiting for the Defense Day test was opened in Casper today with the placing | se a cet ce Talent fn) enrollment blanks in numerous offices and business houses of the city. Volunteer A 2 ; : j co-operating with the past exalted |@nrollment is requested by the committee in charge, enlistment carrying no obligation | Xan ees drove out a } fiver A rel ‘ne : rulers tn the plans made to welcome | aside from this method of endorsing the program to be carried out all over the country inning c Hetine whi bag iy eettars on the same date, Unit commanders will do their best to see that Casper’s quota is t bd f 1 1 of Burlington officials announced | #1144 | Distr; R ball w eats tbe that the schedule could be maintain- 4 S C kD; | Es unnged t . 4 . . ed if the special train remains here] Plans for Defense Day observ-] A eatae ob Hea Sbpetrance wil be Enrollment ot volunteers to sv |Oalt Cree! istrict Ke , jk t ; led for an hour, and the local Elks in-| ance were completed here at a con-| 4" address by W. F ereon tee he various units allotted to Casper s D nche 1 e k Ee tend to take the visitors on an auto| ference of piste gh members, in-|the band stand in the South Side} !s faneeied to : epontaneous Men celves renching on ae; k tour of-the city. In case that the| cluding Mayor 8. K. Loy, Brigadier] City park at the weekly band con-| calling at the follo Ty d e | | 1 H 1 : San Francisco Elks are accompanied | General Burke H. Sinclair of the re-|cert Thursday evening. The Trib-|find these blanks an >| uesday Nig nt |v 1 ? jby band, a concert will be staged | serve corps and C, H. Relmerth, who | une's triple-barreled megaphone will | Put down their nam ves dla le jee as at the corner of Center and First | holds a major’s rank in the reserves. | be used to carry the speaker's mes American Legion club rooms, post third f th : bs streets, The visitors will pass this} It was decided that no*parade or| rage to the far corners of the park,|office writing desk; city hall—eity] A terrific electric storm « red | with " The ¢ t ‘ Mr ‘1 rorner enroute from the depct to| demonstration ‘would be staged this} making it possible for the hundreds | clerk and police chief; hotels, banks, |in the Salt Creek field last. night.| cored , ean i ; , the refinery year, ceveral factors entering into] of people present to hear him, Auto-| Casper Tribune office cording to word brought b to] Mitene 1 Knig 4 All local Elks are urged to be at|this decision, but efforts will be] mobile traffic on three of the streets! The following facts concerning |Casper this morning by motor tir 4 led Pas nee the Burlington depot 4 o'clock | made to carry the message of De-| bordering the park will be at altho Defense test are emphasized by | Who were unable to get through last | - to participate in the ¢ elcome | fense Day to the public, ine'uding Its| standstill during both the concert] the joeal committee night of Casper to the visitors aims and purposes. and the address. 1, (‘The Defense Test is not a] According to ono rep the tion and test of Mobilization Plans.” |nadian camp and a tank in another 2 nrollment Defense Day|camp causing considerable damage Test carries with it absolutely no|The rain came down in torrents q Pp E obligation. It !s not an enrolim and wag almost a cldudburst. The for a possible future war water In some of the low places 3 nroliment for the Defense|was hub deep for light cars, that Day Test is the same as aay “I|made little headway against the SS E D A GA 7 believe in National Defense mucky soil 4. The citizens of the United] One light car was hit by a lar States have the right to know of the| touring car and wrecked, accordir plans made by the War Department |to @ meager report received by The] SPOKANE, July 1.—(Assoclated | las Ing tis alte to meet any possible future emer-| Tribune. The driver-of the lNght|Press)—Gordon Campbell, alread s charged with promot radically exclusive quuta provisions|ted of a higher type, Mr. Currany “There is less of Europe and more | gency. car had three ribs broken and sus-| under sentence of two and one-half |ing a . cnpanteh antientie and other features new to the his-|said, but they generally are younger|of America, potentially, in their] 6, The Defense Test is not mili|tained other ininor dnjuries. ‘Che| years in prison and a fine of +14 tors into purchasing shares tory of American effort to control] than in the old open door days and| makeup as we now get them.” Mr.|taristic, but. democratic heavy car was alto badily wrecked] after a Montana jury convicted him 1, flambuoyant and grossly the flow of immigration therefore of “greater axsimilibility| Curran said, “I have noticed this} 6. ‘The success of the demonstra-|in the collisto of using the matis to defraud cprasentasenan ate ‘The fruits of this national “breath-}and larger economic value to the} lately in sharp comparison with the] tion in each community will largely The Salt Creek Transportation unburst of! | y ing spell” might net be immediately | country It is due doubtiess to the} depend upon the Interest, eupport}company express bus went into t { nf mpbil’ hosmibaltieahe apparent to the casual observer, the| Mr, Curran said the prasent net youth of Europe more than|and co-operation of the citizens of {ditch and remained there for eome eral authorities, A " neal. sit tha hie commirsioner said, but they already jqucia < 2.090 ye should be and a new afar." that community. time before it was pulled out grand jury here indi nope It u cane. iwidacibed thy MiMLaeie have’ been seen by thone closely tn | rite” for a period of yearn while} 3 Curran was unequivocal in | ——— |. ‘Lhe fre departments in the field| charges ot conspir . Don F. Kiser annour ry touch with the problems and the/ihe buciness of “becoming acquaint-| his enproral of the new law. The| No raindrop can be more than one|had great difficulty in answering the} me ‘ s of] ‘The affairs of Burton i. Wier harvest will umulate steadily.” | ed’ is proceeding throughout the | «itu Wuy the best be had wit |tifth of an inch in diameter. If it] various culls om account of high { f e and|in Montana, whose scolations ee Not only were individuals admit- | nation, i (Continued en Page Bleves) grows bigger it eplits water, J defraud | (Continued on Page Biever i birthday of that statute soa