Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1925, Page 1

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The Greatest Service Ever Offered by an American Newspaper---Tribune Accident Policy---Is Open to Tribune Readers = Che Casper Daily Crime MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS * @ month Fey: stondy bettie Bht ang Tues- 6 cents GIANT PLANES READY FOR HOP TO HONOLULU thund ‘arm n north- storms In. northwest sti er tonight, cooler Tuesday { west portion, oo VOL. 1X NO. 270 CASPER, WYOMING, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1925 Delivered by Carrter 78 ce: On Streets or at Newsta g B. Seenna St torical lendmarks aleng the pioneer (Continued on Page Ten) track at Mayne, ' Decline Show in 57 Ao woih Cities in AND THIRN WILL _ Last Four Weeks but Total for Dp Period Stands at 368 i Hil (iff | ATER ~ The Great American Myth , peste R RA ‘ | WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.—(By The A iated Press) R | me [RAL SCORES | re —Automobile fatalities showed a sharp decrease in 57|/secord = inp Across f) (] if OORAY ° v ! <a cities during the four weeks ending Aug: 16 Pacific Expected to NATIONAL LEAGUE. i S [ee le department of commerce rorting the total to at Tee me WORKERS, At Boston — a I.E. | a) SCHOOL STARTS I feo 368, as compared with 417 during the preceding four a lake 26 Hours; Hour | Batteries: Kaufman and Gonzates; | | | dey is | ‘ | Barnes and O'Neil. de i ten ae n ——- BULLETIN At Philadelphia— RULE. ; tal of 2,885 fat ‘ SAN FRANCISCO, ¢ Aug. St Pittsburgh F100 030 042—10 15 1 1 January 1 ark ] By Tite As sab ~Two 000 200 00I— 3 8 2 {91 parable figu r " attempting . I Meadows and Smith; = LE ha : up i 1 ‘ | Knight, Betis and Wilson, Wendel! | # leereeni he « ia The eer f ; he ANHRIGAN LEAGUE. nits in four weeks «DAUR § d E vache tHe ee ne No games scheduled. | atoll oF uled. Official x have Half Million Persons| been issued that tl I hop : DERAL Life and off Wednesday. All of the guard Directly Dependent |" tot ships are on or near their sta nation Sag U; O f | much suff and protection for | son pon peration 0 the home. Read the Tribune for | | details, aoe Mines Are Affected. UHTY WITT HEAR | Pier Narcoties, ‘Pible ait SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.— (By Th Associated \y PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31| erty teed oes Watches Taken From |pross) ‘two of Uncle Sam's —(By the Associated Press) | ; Frank Wise Store. ‘giant navy seaplanes stood Rothe AeA Bd I | Z {ready this morning to take —Anth mining in L laph en cBR ease 4 2.100 northes Pennsylvania ane b t 5 l° ; on the propose 2,100. eal stop at midnight by or Invitation Accepted | Ae os | rkers. to Address Second | : Bea ; bt | | the it . | r Gathering Here. |B or sie nara ea | tal for the year te beir in It ute 5 ‘ ¢ » dew! | he narhane, nectt ft yw ware ik tea se cs me ie | Loa Anes ies Re ih ict and]. Decision t 1 ' ¢ I ited San Franelsco Ww . te es 1 ; The walkout will, place a virtual | e a : - ye. | , tel capa padiock upon 828 mines in ten coun- | 2 dinn meeting of the Brother- CHICAGO, 4 (t jals that | noon ties. 1¢ will involve in addition to the | 200d League of Casper Churches at | sociated Press)—Fifteen f morphine, | ¥ bulk { the miners another army of | Which law enforcement topics will, more than seventy-five inj v as §$ jis heir dependents. The full number cf | be featured. ‘The dinner will be the weel vd toll of a and six | M thake desendent upon the mines, and | held at 6:80 o'clock next Tuesday throug » country, The gre made t Cae eee ee ead winning accordingly | evening at. the First Christian mage y ‘ edu ret phy i at 300,000, About §.000 | Church on South Grant street. automo es hile ar _wree | + *¢ i - 5 he brotherhoos sa nen - uries to a x T 2 xeneral npkeeD. They will be assessed Attorney Ben H. Pester is a , K jl ai cme pay every two weeks for the charge of the program forthe gath: } ¥ sos oO " ‘ ) Ee elty nd what mployed {n handling of coal ship- tt “governor Maceo | ; z : anne ; oh J rare PP cmniniea. ani re nents and in shops and car repair \ eione 3 i y | lahast 5 4 pith od pee bg ig ee eas will probably be thrown out of noe aie te Siar) Sti arcs ee ; “hates. reg Resale Fol the suspension will be practically |‘? 10, be on cps EDS HOCEs) 4 nA at a ey ekg W Cog Bae TG toy cee 7 100 per cent effective. The region has ning om 7 30 le ° eco ore } th 1 ; of ti n the Pd been thoroughly organized by ine | than 300 covers will be laid for the | axc | pla 1 since L here 2 - = = he 1 >. fonno! residen | c plete t eparation amet. despite he. Ick baal cial nner, eet Ball Lands In {in tive'opermie ai lace panes union buttons is expect! ¢ a8 | cae, ’ . > deal ather. toda wUhlon officials con template no : i | Caddy s Pocket | planes navy off picketing and the owners, so tar ax} Anti-Dry Society For Hole-in-1\" Ee ece vie can be learned, plan no importing of Or ote-Iin- ; yeti rat non-union help. Member Goes After’ Z Se ey H At many mines contrast gatuete D i P t | DES MOINES, Iowa, Aug. 31.— | r h the two / quit Saturday after blowing down oug as ros pec r| | —A 185-yard tee shot into the hip | 1 speed : h coal to keep their laborers | Me area the ole eens : aatiy Basieied “for the ys of the i : Texans Returning oe, Vacation ilk ARRESTED, STILLS SEIZED at Fa add (who was stand | be contract, Many heavy tools ee DOUGI.AS, Wyo, Aug, 3 | i narttie hole it removed by the men and stored} Meredith, NePrantiton socety et — Victims When Pallman Is Crushed 2 | Lore Sakirenteis sign with district headquarter ; 3 Hh epee eitcans ai Gia ake city, was in D While Being Drawn on Siding AFFICERS AIIsy OVER WEFK- ENG f but declined by most of the e 0) PRUE EOE: § niblicl cs) a P; b TE te é ER a $$ _—__—— TRINIDAD, Colo., Aug. 31.—(By The Associated : —Two persons, an aged Texas judge and an 18- | State, federal and county officer busy over the Lag ° e “sg | year-old girl, probably fatally hurt, and 28 others, suffer- | week-end in curbing the liquor busine n and around Ca i nh 1 n Ee er jing from injuries, were resting in Trinidad and Walsen- ner. Aga result three raids were made and four men were burg, Colo., hospitals today—victims of a crash between placed under arrest, while two stills and a quantity of | two passenger express trains of the Colorado & Southern liquor were seized. e railroad early yesterday. ‘ vas mis > S. RB. Owens " al sons are Texans, returning from va-|the latter train appeared suddenly r s 1 cation trips in northern Rocky|around a curve. Although the engi ee 1 Mountain states. Judge Wiley E (Continued on Page Ten) I / 60. of Dallas, Texas, and Miss Mary ‘ : Beary whose Injuries, physi , ted, might prove : : : r Seven other persons, includ r two other jurists, Judge Kenneth | | | M . 3 ys pa be : : eee Manutacturer and Wife Take Own Lives R. S. Ellison Features Big) Toorean of Alexandria, Loutstana, e agarose By é eres || y ra taeaee When First Husband “Missing” In Gathering Sunday at Independence : FEDE || || pero Ht hn ty ssing 1! . ° : Tae STE /ar Returns to Reveal Self Rock, Famous in Trail Days | ; wick 3 sinatra J Fourth street, } ‘eri first f t| | cost is only e-| | | both hims cif and $ H 1 | of NEW YORI ‘ si An assembly of oil engineers en route to general sessions | | {20 of te || | tethune, i Ayan orenilite ualirewentiniibecriotion Cor re, | | 1 t f An international Ex 1 life, with pf the petroleum division of the American Institute of Min- || land paying the small fee of $1.00 for each ‘ 1 fragio'enaitey Haat i W a g and Metallurgical Engineers was sw elled to more than | ' ara “Kenneth Fores OF Datlaa, | |telved all-of the benefits ang protection F I er J.Pikepaivicln ¢ 00 yesterday at Independence Rock, famous landmark | +. “I think it is a wonderful offer on tlie ‘part o ‘ 5 i320 os 4 He Mrs, Fitzpatrick; ¢ : Pitan has of the old Oregon Trail, when townspeople joined in the formal investigation by the ral Mr. King, “and I am sure that poeeore else is e i ame A and mal Sinugleis a alten Ghickean : BA De then y 1 into the causes of the wrec! response to the sensational offer of The Tribune 4 y é 1 ON 1é selleVy c closing fete of a Hiroe dey Tron eOUBnGted peace + intatituted ten teday with Di ife insurance policies of the Jeral Life Insurance c peneees ik man es $ Be otras Sirauetencited an ad-|the address of Mr, Ellison, who erintendent J. H. Abrams ago, at $1.00 per y AWM euay al : ‘ ¥! bie fre Peper &. Bhilson, vice presi-| traced the part played by Indepen- HA it ‘cr the BO eee ee eaER arti, octet They denied Sone of ee Midwest Refitfing com:| dence Rock in the travele of hun-|and vice president eonducting the Fer DER eR EE OANGHE. TNR OT apes, Cee fit I 1 ‘ 1 i ose We ‘awn by probe. day received, i 4 hed oy aie? py ett ‘ame 1orning, while the two vp {ha occ ed in the pa rs. Think 7 a ail akg Si “tate “the ‘rain ts, when | the torturous curves of the southern | |innat prote natu price that even a child f ‘ forthe Aion caiiltnT. i jooners | Colorado mountain while Rap, south Don't wait until It might be too “: } ‘A plea for the preservation of his-| camo to of the | bound train was pulling on a #i4e | the |

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