Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT EXPRESSMAN IS SHOT TO DEATH, CAR !S LOOTED Robber-Slayer Makes Escape After Raid on Santa Fe Mail and Express Car; Mail Pouches Are Missing. Che Casner Sunday Tribune ~ TIL ENGINEERS) —_Droenne ares satin WILL BE TAKEN ON TAIP-T0 OlL STRIGTS HERE |Full Program Made ‘Up | To Entertain Dele- gates Enroute to Salt 2 SANTA ANA, Calif., Aug. —( (Associated Press.) — Robbers who looted the combination mail and express car 4 of Santa Fe train number 75 between here and San Diego last night after shooting and probably fatally wounding Lake Gatherin: Elmer Campt r-old express messenger early to- | g- day appe le a clean get-away with three | y EST ae t ext trong-box had been upened| Leading petroleum en- jar si ‘i gineers of the United States ‘ F a} ostoffice and express | —: F , loor of the | company officials here and in Les|Will be feted Friday and arrived here | Angeles and San. Diego, failed to|Saturday by Casper, center 4 ( id | reveal any sizeable loss, but it was|of the oil industry of the ‘ messenger | admitted that inasmuch as one of | west, u a the mi pouches contained air tyr ot 1 et prove to have Fifty delegates to the petroleum 1 | a division of the American: Institute ter ex- | available evidence indicatea | °f Mining and Metallurgical Engin an-|'the rot had been carefully’y eers will stop over here and will | siliby tient tatsiling ith it: the ‘refineries and adjoining oil mult and particularly with express | flelds before going to the institute. | arid .mail shipment coutine: which will open August 31 at Salt from | ‘They apparently: knew that during | hake City. ; Saas vr | the ile run from Ocean Side to| Program for the two days which s ef-| Santa Ana‘no one would’ be near | Will be spent here bythe visitors has « 1 A pane| the express and ‘mail car, but an|been arranged by Casper-oil men " | claerly inessenger, and that. thév | Headquarters will be at the Hotel Townsend. bout 45 minutes in which aa tapered F. Julius Fohs, of Denver will ; c t and private inves: | Preside. Mr. Fohs is associated with on the case believe | Cl: W- H. Humphreys in oll de- “ i more men boardéd the 'train | Velopment. Ps *. ‘This is how passengers on the Léndon-San Francisco dirigible u it stopped at Ocean Bide, that | |The delegate oricy mot at the | limiteds of the future will dr6p off at way stations. L. H. Ford, | ae cad Battin Sel asa Lowe, president of the wyoming | Cbief rigger, U. S. N,, is seen leaving the airship Shenandoah in < | aria the a * “| Petroleum club, W. H. Gels. geolo-| @ Parachute, jat then one of them took alm bell a ventilator, | Bist of the Consolidated Royalty com- companions | Pam. and J. G, Bartram, geologist ladder |Of the Midwest Refining company. as the | -After the visitors have registered ell | technical session will open at the Townsend and will last throughout the morning. On Friday afternoon a pe COMMUNITY GOLF PLAYERS T0 COMPETE FOR CLUB HONORS IN on le the i ~ |trip will be taken to Big Muddy and See om (tie |Glenrock while those who’ desire to | 4 : do so will visit the plants of the ban Juan Capls | widwest, Texas and White Eagle rom here. Basing | “dwest, Jexas a . vag! ‘i | companies here yn the care with cd A smoker will be held at'the Hotel robbery , appeared | = | nned, officers as- | Henning at 9 o'clock Friday evening The first annual championship | week of September 13, faing to | had an’ automobile} ,Starting from the hotel at 9/ tournament of the Carper Ccmmu-| announcement made today Alex 1 ready to take [O'clock Saturday morning the visi-| nity Golfclub will be held during the | McCafferty, professional, wit | some nearby hid: | ‘TS Will be taken-for a tour of the have charge of competitive play, The ‘ 2" Sait Creek ofl field. Lunch will be tourney will follow the state char eaching-the ‘sheriff's of: | b4d'at- noon at the Midwest dining pionship event scheduled at i = pts: ta) peten that a heavy car | ball and the party will return in the | for. the fitstusy i taniber . ~ | catrying three men‘ Had been, seen | eVenins. | which many local stars will be ee | ¢ \ : | Monicuattatneoien it On Sunday morning the oil men, ¢ INnead c | 2 Rawlins by way of Independence } Apo ithorities in San Diego le hasLoat-Relolar, OReceilltend | be eligible for ecmy utes Fan fe med nck, the Lost Soldier, Ferris and prt st iets loek:the robbers’ patt nd 'ges fields, A short | be the last of impor ¢ made at Pathfinder dam i] | sib Ison, vice president of the | : : ee . feat ( t I Refining \company. will de “Associated Pres: Colonel . James Christie, British army, retired. Brig. Gen. Charles Krausch, alias Charles A. Nelson, American; EB. Chaperon, French; Otto Christ,.for- mer German customs officer’ and a Chinese reported to be ‘Secreta General Wong Tse-Tua in whose pos- sessidn the ‘police discovered $40,000 including a quantity of counterfeit money. ALIENS ARE ROUNDED UP OAKFIELD, N, ¥., Aug. 25.—(By The Associated Press).—Twenty-two men who ha VESUVIUS NOW BELCHING FIRE NAPLES, Ital Aug. 25.(By The Mount Vesuvius has resumed extracrdinary activity, the volcano erupting great quantities of ashes and lightingup the whole countryside at night. Authorities at volcanic observatory, however, have gedthe opinion that no great er is imminent “KICKLESS” CIDER MADE ‘. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1925 in the mines of the Akron. Gypsum company, near here, were arrested today in a wholesale roundup ot smuggled aliens. Most of those or- rested were declared by immigration inspectors to be natives of Italy and Poland who had entered this (ou try illegally from Canada. ye ee ret NEW YORK:— Mrs. Laura Jes Stilwell, known by her pen name of Laura’ Jean Libby, writer sentimental romances, left a net estate of $37,207, only $505 of which was left to her husband. She di; last October. oe Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement; also for:the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. John McLellan and Family. WASHINGTN,O Aug. 25.—{Asso- elated Press).—A recipe for kickless eider and other fruit, juices, which will preserve the mellowy flavor and not endanger the health, ‘has :been found by experts of the department of agriculture after several years of experiment. It will be announced in a few d: Shanghai Arms Are. Seized by French Police SHANGHAI, Aug — (By The ciated Press)—The French po- lice today seized arms and ammuni tion valued at $46,000 which they. be lieved was smuggled into the coun- try by an. international trio of for- ver high army officers and. offi- cials. The shipment was intended for hostile Chinese and was to be paid for with counterfeit coin. Those under t are booked as: - ECZEMA ON FACE AND LIMBS Itched and Burned So Could Not Sleep, Healed by Cuticura, “My trouble started with an arre face and limbs. My face was rough, and scaly, and the breaking itched and burned so that I could not sleep at night. The trouble lasted about three months. “T began using. Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment I was com- pletely healed.”” (Signed) James Frankinburger, Healthwin Hospi- tal, So, Bend, ind., Jan. 16, 1925. Cuticura Soap to cleanse and pu- rify, Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal and Cuticura Talcum to oleproof ffasiery You Just Know-- She Wears ’Em:-- Take Her Home a Pair—Next Time Ladies’ Holeproof Hosiery, $1.00 to $2.50 Men’s Holeproof Hosiery, 35c to $1.00 Ss wi ~4 .. . | { ar conte rhetnds 5 ae Ten 1 powder and sweeten are ideal for $200,000 Fire noon! The’ party 1 Mr ; \ round daily toilet purposes. ; f nday evening for Just returned \ with th pa Sold ri 7 | where it-will-arrive the| to the eastern sh Ke ¢ Syerywheran "Bemnplereesh’ face, . In Elevators |\iins worsiss report the factories Size anette heat . | Im holding a session here the oil | than usual and displaying me ; + Cutioara Shaving! Btek:she. a mén will honor 1, L. Estabrook, pe-| ordinary amount of pretty shoes. In | ae ae Oe $$$ = trates ngine : Midwest | speaking of this fall's slipper style CHICAGO, Aug.. <3.—Damage =Opunepeineen fori the P ! s Pt | rag ted-nt BE00,TUD, Rabi eke oe are | eaxtding soon who will leave} Mr. Wiggins says: ‘The tenden c Scogudiinsewarntoaices soén for New York where he has toward.” slip sdlterag bine ne the cue nes | been transferred | away from the numerous strap and . t at | t suth side and the Chicago river. |. %®, Program for the opening day | cut-out styles of the past two sea | wy | The structures, onelof brick aid the | Of thé session tn ak follow: sons. Nevertheless the slipper sty | ve ther sheet metal, were empty Addréss of Welcome — Thomas] for tutumn are indeed beautiful, | OUR MID-WEEK : 4 Cooke, manager Rocky Mountain | rich materials make up for any I } : ji division of. Standard of Indiana. of ingenuity in patterns. For in-| | ks | : Sketch of Geology and Formations | stance, one finds the soft wood f ‘|\Man Pays Fine for | ot contrat wyoming (with. large sec- des in colored kid leathers, th tigns and exhibitions)—J, G. Bart nze hues in patent leather, and inT | History of In satins.”. While on this t hoes 2 ¢ fas seston eo nis trip shoes | eel O b ta tnin g Bear \¢ pres 2 coe abrook and | the interesting and novel oven black . «,)C. M. Rader. j were purchased by Mr, and Mrs n i Without a Permit Teapot, History of Titles—Max W.| Wiggins for both their stores—“The | _ “B ”?_ Insist] { fe Economy Shoe Basement," and Wig ene ; =e Shutting in Gas Well at Rangeley, | Dco"en zy day bayer - Insis ee OPEN EVENINGS : copy. ¥ Aug —The “rapid | Colo A. Holmes. fens ~ = e , fire’ changes in the Wyoming game Lost Soldier Oil Field- Ww. ; For Colds Headache Priced Right and laws are forever getting, someone | Kramper | 5 Nes 4 ito trouble, and this time {t seems| ‘The Application of, Mining ‘Tax “| Pain Lumbago Conditioned Well ; | to be Gordon Kneisley of Pain creek,| Laws to the Petroleum Industry— ce 4 ; ‘ : | who is the “goat.” Mr, -Knelsley | sf. 0:, Danford. 1} Neuralgia Rheumatism || ot gebaker Light Six n n Monday, bringing with| The Billy. Creek Flela—W. H. Gels ‘ } S ‘ hie: a. cub eee WHLaht on tate be | esti agnosie F Accept only:a|| Sedan, 1994" modal, Then he saw it e | : : = een es bumpers, balloon tires. 2 1 | captu recently near his ranch ning Oil Wells by Compressed NEW YORK, Aug. 2%.—(By The Bayer package pers, le “ a | Deputy Game Warden Kennedy, up- A. Beard and R. A. Bonnell. |. * “(ARE “* eee 094 from her oint of View a jon ascertaining that Knelsely had alt Creek Oil.Fields Waters.—H. | Associated Press)—Because of cc ihe sniet Sanldirections 1924 Ford Sedan, bump- p | not received a permit to kill or cap: Young and E. L. Estabrook plications resulting from its rules, | Whichcontains pro : ers, shock absorbers, f 3 used | ture bear, immediately filed charges |’ Cementing Wells in Salt Creek—|the New York State Athletlo ¢ Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Ruxtell axle, large It was often a source of wonder to Helen Gar igainst him, and he was given a] R. 0. Armstrong and'C. M. Rad ssion {s withholding for the pres. | Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiste xte cle, imshow shemanaged to weceraclien it : mission {s withholding f y steering wheel, cord i P hr and fined $50 in Justice of] Manufacture and Use of Haydite—| ent, at leart, title recognition for | Aspirin ts the trade ark of Barat Mase ti : so much. But he never knew the > 1 his court "Tuesda ary ‘de 3 9 meture of Monoaceticacklester of Saltcylicaci¢ ee z Byer : ur Was confiscated by the| Wyoming. and Montana—J. G. Bar ah fated hip || 1922 Chevrolet Touring, || freedom which are Nese eande warde am and John Wilson, Hs taba rag mbes , 7 $175.00 | woman wants. Until, one day, it { > Soda es. alt Creek Oil Pipe Lines.L. 1 ba . Ye ie Do Better $175.00. was all made clear to him. She had F | a Jeani 923 Ford Coupe, $125.00 found dirt in rugs should hav: oe 3 for | Cleaning 1 »$ ; gs which should have Editor Helc or - _ af | BROOKI been clean. She had discovered that | tion of P. nol OBIE nd) Mens? ; Waa 2 Sr yr Seki x , « ies F Lad a ¢ they must be deaten, regularly, fre- Killing Bystander Tehatnmothemn' 68 (Pricpinee nase | ae Daan ear 1.25 alroiia M0 or quently. (You, too, can prove this* " age. Wells for Petroleum—Lester C, T nln + te zadies Plain Wool $ .+-) And she realized how power- - in Political Brawl FIGHT WAGED Drilling Wildcat Wels’ in| Wyo-| Ctlck« Jresses and Coats 1.25 | less she was, with the ctenails pro- — ming—E. G, Sinclair. é . ni | | . ; i ' P Snokeri® PY 3. Dining Room, Hen We Call For aad Deliver | ; | vided her. _Distressed, discouraged, ” tet ig Hotel JAKE | i | she told him of Aer need for aids (Continued From rage One) Remarks by. W. H. Gels, who. will JAKE | akin to those which contributed to rel Georg wart said. ‘We | presid <r THE NIFTY TAILOR | 550 E, Yell is success. And then} it fi si Jeorge Stewart said eside. ccess. And then he sawit from have been paying an exorbitant rent-} Song. b: GARDEN CITY, N. Y., Aug Wyatt Hotel Bsmt Phone 802 || Ph. by poatene | her point of view! The result? A Present conditions make {t im-|tiamsport W (Associated Press}—Mac_ I one | Wocyversan a ee th sible to. continue Informal Discussion Electrifica-| Smith, who won the western | ehS CE CORTAC, MOL WURE OLNEL “The Rex Investment company 4s | tion of Salt Creek Field, led by A. W.| championship iat Youngstown, Ohio clectric cleaner do you know of that and it is only through our pay: | Peake last led’ the field today, in the BEATS, as it Sweeps, as it Cleans? that they ave pala Plano. Solo by Fd Flinn. pipe line | f of the Long Island open All he paid down was $6.25, This in- t Iments to Sample for | department, Midwest B h 70, threo” under cluded the remark i the houses. The Bishop-Cass in se-| “Buffet lunch: pa se ey | that fill cvs y “di ahlegusting tole curing the lease paid a $50,000 bonus | Committees that have been buss cen 3 Y Gusting need. Lhe and has spracti@ally” bolatt He the | ane forthe heelinn wAiee Ee esd OBR A - i) Me balance was distributed into casy at | ral chairman, J. C. Lindsay, | P¢ I Case San ” monthly payments. You can pur- The Rex Investment compan ra Feneral manager Western Pipe I Fran >, one.of ‘An s official e, CY oe chase a Hoover on the same plan. not broke.” exclaimed Attérney W Co.; and assistant general manager | fepresentatives in the lish tennis Phone us today fora free home dem. atte - Registration and Reception dat trtan. atciokaa swith fuoseen ut it has ‘good luck, maybe,” B. B. Brooks, chairman. Exov-| citis his victory. with TheEDMONDS SHOE ‘ ed the manager for Blshop-|ernor of Wyon president Wyo-| W, n the naflonal doubles Cams. fog | MDE National Bank, president Con.| at ‘the Longwood Cricket Club yew € The Bishop-Cass company has tried | xolidated Royalty Oil Co.; C. B. Staf.| terday and wns operated on at a ‘ to buy the two show houses but its | ford, S. K. Loy, RB. 8. Elltson, C, W.| Boston hospital shortly after. Come in and let us slip a pair of Edmonds Shoes It BEATS... as it Sweeps as tt Cleans offers have not heen ac epted, tt was | Sparr i cel Gedk tick ltmancilin casnenll on those hard-to-fitfeet of yours. Know comfort and sf pA tthe Ng eR pe AE Sree ‘eed by both parties Program fully . easure you've nev: i dent di cctest eaten on ocdlasty, Cah The Ric Investivent: coronany bead’ | SLA TA matalh that ; ? ah ully and reports from the hospital ple asure you've never experienced in new shoes be- Knife.or something of equal welght, give the under of warp tm rook, chairman, Vice-| siy the big California left hander fore. The Edmonds is the 75 % better shoe that needs From theta a etake Japs and waich the dirt dance out q sald that) relief had been given |cha{rman Petroleum Division’Amer- | will be out in tae we ke Hadkitne f ; {fom the nap depths onto a piece of paper. Feel the dew Bishop-Cass in the way of ‘office | {can Institute of Mining and Metal A hive : no breaking in, Let us show you two exclusive sirucilve, character of thie wrt e pSace iat sould ha! Pee eastael lurgical Engineers, petroleum. pro-| ., 4" & rants tof the operaiion asey Edmonds features—“The Sole of Comfort” and the dislodged. Correct use of The Hester ceea int } M baste “Tho relief given has not ‘been a | duction engineér, Midwest Refining | "2 Niles. defaulted’ thelr second Arch of Comfor ded dirt ‘to be vibrated to the surface byt ar Magee, Albuquerque | grop in the bucket," George Stewart |Co.; A. W. Peake, ¥, E. Wood Found match, fa“ the nations) cham t Fits the ro hoes the Reo Serna oa, powertal editor and storm center of New | trotten Hieiele , jonships to Lucien F. Williams and Not every store is privileged to sell Edmonds isthe rug from the floer and draws all the beaten-oat, St NE or a Vaden san x y ilege pt-up dirt into the dust-tight bag Mexico politics, is in custody in = Se G, WW, Jarvis,” chairman,«Bx-preat. | a eee ae ee esterday 'unet iat Shoes. We carry a full line in all the new leath- $7 50 Th East Last Vegas, after killing a, | BOUNDARY DISPUTE RELIEVED | dent Lions’ club; J, W, Steele; F, wy, | He team wh Pa hnsina wee ers; you can select a pair here for i * ¢ Hoover complete, only $6.25 down 4 g MANAGU yo Aug. 25—| Taylor. nati clay c ions, Wal- enue by tani r geben in fight with |, MANAG cee pak 3 balan se Perteriakendit ter Wesbrook and Harvey B. Snod A Pak ahy, a political enemy, p B; grass of California 3 ? acute situation growing out of. the M, O. Danford, chairman. Tax t tt. t . he? drew. a. revolver’ and. fired. | Sclte, situation, growing. gut of-the |= Mt O.; Dantrd) chairman, Tax GLOBE SHOE CO ountain States rower Co. When, a/ district # judge. Leahy | gua uras has been relieved | D. W. Greenburg, M, J. Foley, E. W.| deputy. supervisor Ur . Formerly Natrona Pow ~, sentenced Magee to jail for criti appointment of commissions | Krampert, W. 1, Connelly Geological Survey; WoH ormerly Natrona Power Co, g j t : cizinate’ court in ediotale: \t ate and take visible «the old ‘Transportation Bartram, 230 SOUTH CENTER , PHONE 69 - - J } frontier markers in the vicinity of | °H.iJ.:Lowe, chairman. President | ' Finance Teptecucinte, » / Wyoming Petroleum club, assistant!’ WW. H. Geis, chairman