Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 18, 1925, Page 1

TVOLUTION CLAIMS ADDED TO RECORD ~~ “Chappy” ] WEATHER | Partly overcast tonight and Sun- | cay, somewhat cooler northeast por- n tonight. D VOL. IX NO. 238 'MIID-SUMMER DRIVE TRAFFIC OPENED The Circulation of The Tribune Is Greate r Than Any Other Wyoming Newspaper = Ohe Cazper Daily Crituuw MEMBER OF ASSOCIAT ICIATED )_ PRESS CASPER, WYOMING, SATURDAY, JU! JULY 18, 1925 yviaj995 Delivered by Carrier 78 cents = aronth On Streets or ON WH [CE OnARPERS DRAW o0 DAYS IN CITY JAIL Maximum Sentence Im- _ posed on Pair in Police ice Court. Police Judge John A. Murray im- posed the maximum jail sentence on two alleged dice “sharks” in police court yesterday afternoon. “R. W. Hammond and C. B. Julian who, ac- ording to police, made a c by crooked play at several loc halls were sentenced to serve 90 days each in the city jail. of Chappy’s news depot one of the complainting wit- sses against the two crap sharks. He testified that Hammond and Ju 1 had cleaned-up $60 in crooked k at his establishment. G. Cypreansen, attorney for the vo defendants, argued that the vic of the crap shooters were vio- the by operating the r His plea had no effect on Judge Murray, who imposed the naximum jail sentence and then stated that appeal bonds would be $1,000 each. Hammond and Julian were unable to put up the money for appeal bonds and remained in jail to- day: was > AMERICANS IN BRITISH MEET “ANNEX HONORS LONDON, July 18.—(Associated Press.)—Fair weather med on crowded stands and a host of ath letes from a dozen spoits loving lands ‘while the British Ama Athletic association champion were concluded at the St Harold Illinois Olympic decathlon Bridge Sports Field today. Osborne, champion, is events, Osborn competed against an inter. national fleld in the hurdles, jumps, pole vault and other field events. ‘The summaries: entered in seven 100-yard dash: Won by Loren Murchison, United States; second, A. Theard, Haiti; third W. Rangle England. Time, 9 9-10- secon f mile run Won t Griffith England; second, W Distance, 151 feet ich, No American competed Ivan H, Riley of the Illinois A. C. the 440-yard hurdles in 57 and 4.5 seconds, ‘© mile steeple chase, won by | J. FP. Webster, England; second, B. | A. Montague, England; third, A. J s gland. Time, 11 minutes 1 5 seconds. 440-yard hurdles—Won by I H Riley, Illinois A, C. nd W. F. Boarmand, 1 I. J. Blackett. T nds, | Murchison al urd dash, | Harold Osborne of the Illinois A. C, won the high jump, with a leap of 5 feet 11 inches YOUNG DAUGHTER OF CASPER COUPLE LAID AT REST AT DOUGLAS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B, Daniels of Cas- per, died a week ago Friday in St Luke's hospital at Denver and was burled this week at Douglas, the former home of her parents, The girl was 12 years old and had lived in Douglas until four years ago when | her parents moved to Casper. Funeral services were beld Mon day afternoon at the Hofmann chap el in Douglas. Rev. P, K. Edwards officiated and among friends of the Evelyn Daniels, Scopes Defense Forced to Limit Testi- mony to Affidavits by Scientists in Preparing Complete Case DAYTON, Tenn., July 18.—(By The Associated Pres BDI —While Judge Raulston and attornoys for the prosecution | rested today after the arduous duties of the week, counsel for the defense of John T. Scopes, charged with violating the Tennessee anti-evolution statute, busied themselves with the preparation of scientific affidavits. Monday for the purpose of entering them |! the record. Primarily will show in detail the theory an endeavor to con- af evolution in Vacation Turn Work for President Told Foreign Situation ed Into President Decks Cleared for| Busier Time Now In the te Offing EDITION Publication | Offic Tribune Bldg. 216 B. Second St. m4 at Newstands, LIQUOR 5 cents BY UNCLE SAM cee ET FIRES 0 Briet Period DEFENOIE IN oo FIGHT AGAINST Plateau re = | Late Developments on AUSSE [I COUNT) Hay Praia or ginnin, Mount Brief peric toward rr sinning f peratures t Southern form it to the story of creation as| BOOSTED BY | By DAVID LA’ LAWRENCE July 18 recorded“in. the bible. | Yopyright, 1925, Casper Tribune) By the A fat d Pr oy als Shorn of all hope of producing | “Sw AMPSCOTT, Mas | (By the Associated Press thelr science witnesses In court to T WA VE July 18—President Coolidge |Uncle Sam has started an in- testify from the stand, defense at- : H ensive er : testity mm the stand jefens at has really surprised the |tensive mid-summer drive after the ru‘ing of Judge i : : ugaiust rum, and the liquor Raulston yesterday, resorted to this] NEW YORK, July 18.—(Asso- newspaper men and his own eras forces..are. making several method of having thelr testimony | ciated Press.)—The extreme hot entourage’ by turning his Barataria ce te ean placed on record for the information | weather during the forepart of Jun “vacation” into a tn Lae , ‘ forepart o: e 2 n opportu- TI W: N 1 r there figurec of the presiding judge and to reveal| was held responsible, in a report {ty to catch up with a oat ac nree itnesses OW af , 4 et ree S to the appellate court the nature of | of the health department today, for ated work F ; ey erie Sonia the evidence they would have sub-|an increase of 859 deaths in ‘New Although {t was expected that the Being Sought in Aiseentencrl 5 petal nta of mitted, York City, over the ave mortal- president would see a few people, . i to n trunks, Permission to do this was granted | ity rate for that month during the the fact is his: o} Lynn are Final Effort Taiiee etary of by Judge Raulston yesterday after | preceding ffve years. There were busy and his desk White % the Tre to ¢ ‘e adian h ruling that such evidence was | 6 6 deaths from all causes report- court is piled h official papers ler leaks ‘{n the not relevant. Exceptions by defense |ed in the city last month and he is ma engagements to| CHICAGO, July 18.—(A ited rece, aver counsel followed, after which it was average of see his cabinet and members of con- | ¥ : usse 7 ‘ e | Re f w to Can agreed that the statements should Deaths directly attributed to he at, gress. Cc dian fin n r a : nne th y will be be prepared and admitted to the rec-| jumped last month from an average Senator Curtis, of Kansas, Repub-| hours of the we | firea A 1 s on the ord. of 15 to Mean leader, has arranged to see}in ¢ ty . ia sa a the president on Monday. Two mem yed in hi { ar tf 1 bers of the cabinet—the » gallows by a development etween the United States and are coming in the next few weeks. him. reprieve | Imper While it is early to make up a leg: This hope wns the finding eja r WILL SECEDE islative program, Senator Curtis has| purported witness, two here and | 4 nd be hired over some general ideas on what can and| one in De aring the murd sn what can not be omplished in the] of Joseph drug clerk, for | ots there 4 FROM ORDER next session and Mr. Coolidge will| which Scot ned to die, Ww F be guided by the outline given him.| not in holdup but in a quarre 2 rum _ t First of all, both the p dent and|/ over bootleg whisky tn rt f Ma r cos be iby cases of beer were the Kansas senator are ue d that » his brother, actually fired the t I 1 up salary of DENVER, Colo, July 18. — cey |e Ne police In a raid last night tinkering with the tariff would be Kon ssioner Haynes bie Amaneie thal Plocal cee Deeae eas # house at ase West BC street. politically unwise immediately before ie C 1 n nt of a wo- teu. to Pavuttbak three: cakes! hee prpaceree aires at the time of & congressional election—and the] names are lect n tives of the Ku Klux Klan aro en-| police headquarters along with wenn part one really Paging with ithe, pre | troiteria Tamed: M ' zation that retailed route to Denver by airplane from | Dolce hes 5 neta : ag: re h sey- maries of next spring. There is evi-| operator, who said he uor at the rate of 30 tr a Washington Deg, ae result creme |e cene pty be and equip- dence, of course, that western sen-| done by Robert > P fn t out . ment used In the production of home timent {n agriculty sxto ‘ ’ reported action of the Denver klan | jew Offic 2 wa se lh i er als atOry;, however oes am ne > 0 A : wrew beer. Officers Muck, Zook and clally favors a reduction of duttes 0 f ko" st night in voting to secede from | tra neoes ae'tt a bale sy nied as @ “pure fake’ t , One w n en t national. organisation neock made the raid, articles purchased farmers. Also| Gorman, assistant prosecutor » | men comprising the head office force : u zation. Will McBride was arrested 1 1 ly ; P a some eastern senators, artic y yroduce tt's con tion y ted 1 William Zunbrum, national attor-| night by police on request of Gle nut gabigs nce y Catonienae tet : ney for the klan, and two other ex- td it n me st jen- the banking communities, e Cu er od : a zo rock authorities who claim that Me aring considerable talk about mak DETROIT, Mich July 8 A ent ecutives whose names were not di-| fy 1 J =F ’ = rf ride jumped his board bill. Joe Mil a competitive tariff that will i a vulged, are the officials, who will ati 2 ; tek Orga Soe eee ieme Mae Ball, there. Bere Arrive here tomorrow, the newspaper | ef Was taken into custody for drunk- not destroy American industry but] itinerant telegrapher, 1 have been | open t rey enters; will help build higher the import bal-|a witness to the slaying of Joseph pped the t a SUES acne iat a 3 - 3 s ances so that America may assist | Maurer cler f I 1 A x Ww ABET ‘ON aired chines {President Coolidge, resplendent in new vacation clothes talks | Europe in paying war debts the lat [ ed ‘ lagship of the world flight, probably | 4 Facet Shia: é : ter owes the United States F tl ' will rest in the future in the Smith- | OV¢? the foreign situation with the secretary of state, Frank B. to thee Mabartatnadines of tha peees LATE SPORTS sonian Institute. Kellogg (right) at the summer White House at Swampscott. iipitliauad ten sain haven) The | Bail 7 } hich there are six str hildre e t . in a single on q I'm sure my h r loesn't 1 The Associated Press}—Knocked out ey Pere ee a5 ; : and carried from the ring for the sec- caste: Aa aU EI ; ond time in one week was the fate | % n of Billy Edwards, Kansas City, who i 4 rE J sational return wrestling bout last | et night. They are light heavyweights, | St | sie ona headioce, bern, with (ALLEGED VIOLATOR Chicago Church Trustee Loses Action|| , | imped on. |RADIO TO , as 3 > Tie so oa || All Exploded - dis arms ab APPEALS FROM FINE Brought by A. R. Leland, Principal ‘ 4x plocdec tn te tie eapet| BE PLACED at ‘a Inr . 4 4d 4 ! : violer latter wack knocked | in Recent Divorce Hearing cold to be carried from the ee | : " ring. is was unable to resume) Henry James was fined $100 in | a || ON COFFIN | | 1 and Dern was awarded the decision. | Police court yesterday afternoon on| = =GHIGAGQO Ley s t | ; Edwards got a decision over Dern | conviction of violation of the city Ip Fee t Dy dl = “a beads | | é Las oh Wedne night on a foul, when|Hauor ordinance, He filed notice | Damages of $10,000 were awa jury last night to — | yarns about Dern struck rds with his fist | Of appeol and bond was set at §600.| Albert R. Leland, who asked for $50,000 in a slander suit LOS ANGELES, Calif., Jul snakes nd “glass snake “ i ngiph cegopoctime SET A Bs coer dns! fase na jagainst E. L. Hartig, trustee of the Oak Park church to} —(Assdciated Press.) — Sam ae Se t C ti > ati J trod mate en « he story nake t a af the epbading! Pal O'Neal wa Bnea | ™ nie = L alee a ha arte od Kimball, aged San Fernando val- | chase by orcbliog tn senator Curtts i $15 for being dr eland ¢ hargec that Hartig had refer red to him as the | tey rancher, has placed an order |in their mouths 1 rolling 1 ° Alpha Gamina Ler sous uthor of an illegitimate child, a/fraud and a medical practitioner| with « Low Angeles undertaker | hoops tn a. tablo, Is Invited To rubber in a Turkish bat £ ! c th ta a t a jepnbee s876/28 ‘ | for a $1,200 steel coffin equipped eg Delta Elects| Bones of Human ae 1 att th of:2i0: 1) ith aniktip-té-date’ radio teosiving)| OO 0g ing White H — Found at Lavoye| duet by I The In directing that tho radio | 4 ae fied 1 " equipped coff @ prepared to r to have t er to disk SEATTLE, Waat July 18.—(By auit os Sha J Kimball explained 1 oft , , 1 n ( H J The Associated Press)—Loulse Leo The bones of a human skeleton | T LECTURE Tawa | . t ar his| that he convinced that the af It 11 nard ¢ ra Y., was chosen | wero unearthed yesterday at New £ y apg ite t " 1 the [ist ; ‘i grand preside of Alpha Gamma] Lavoye by workmen of the Western + rhe idgment 1 he will 1 t t ; Delta, national collegiate sorority, | Concrete Engineering company of . . mel to * ta ‘ ind Adn Arbor, Mich., designated for | Kansas City, excavating for the new : bap ytesty = Ww atte ° it | dar t . A : bs. the 1927 convention at closing ses-| swimming pool. The bones were bur pa paola ppp 2 in: the | At a sions of the biennial convention of| ted deep in the ground and probably | s pending. heterodyne caske here ¢ the society here last night had remained there for some time. tate eee Alar! : _ 1B, T : bi ion “The 1 ° ° yee as the t ine : pbb ote i rike a uly > $450,000 Lost In Oil Blaze July 18— ard Ol! companies co-operated in preventing any #prend of the flames to surrounding tanks and refinery property. The fire cast a great b BAKERSFIELD, Calif., J ed Press.\—During a freak thunder and lightning storm tank number 4 on the underground reser- voir farm of the Pacific Ol! company (Associa ack pall of bereaved parents from Casper who | mttended the fune 1 were Mr, and Mrs. J, M, Low Mr. and Mra. | Lee Starks and M and Winter. ames Gardner | and the| smoke over the city, was struck by Nghtning stored of} ignited. The tank bad a| Large forces of workmen are on capacity of 760,000 barrels, The loss 1d to prevent a spread of the flames. The fire continued to burn today. x is estimated at $450,000. Employes of the Pacific, Associated and Stand- under the big tent on th Cer street This oration to be exceedingly inspiring, will preceded by a musical prologue b Madame Mabelle Wagner-Shank a her compan The program last night was well attended. The Chicago Harp En semble won great applause for. thelr | Officials of the Car musical offering, which was followed by a humorous and Lite ies heat ei ie peat by E. R. Richa ion in the Billy Creek field, southern Junior chautauquas ia held every | Johnson « t In. response morning for children from 3 to 16 | to a well which blew under the direction of Miss Bra | ite frora the 3,200 Worder The jur uta fe for ofl pro: will be climaxed on the last day t Reports f Buffalo. to & huge cireus in which many local! day stated that oll flowed from the children will participate, well under gas pressure while other ¢ reek Reported Today er Olt cam-| reports stated that oll was detected r and mud blown from the he status of the test will not be determined until officials return from the field. The new well is located on Rider tease and was with rota cs wells cor pleted in the field have developed arge gas production but oll pro. duction has not yet been encoun: “AUTO LICENSE FRAUD DRAWS $50 FINE HERE |tered. If reports of the oll strike ure authentic they hold unusual & significance with respect to futa : 1%) thy by one The Consolidated ¥ a ol t J lee plates and |Pany and the We Ex 1 that were |conrhany have large } | ! ne. Judge 1 on which hes t , Amount veloped. The fleld iq situated 16] of t 1 that this was « miles south of Buffalo, ~ serious violation