Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1925, Page 1

m™ jetruction Work. | = Dies Suddenly | Abduction and Then Makes Mistake ‘The Greatest Service Ever Offered by an American Newspzper < Accident ecg Open te Tribune Readers WEATHER Unsettled tonight and Sunday with ) a rr probably showers. Cooler Sunday. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Pa comer ee tar re ee e e VOLS TNO ore Member_pt Aug Bureau CASPER, WYOMING, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1925. ~sBa"uig bv can On Streets or at FIRE DISASTER SWEiry SAREVEPORT THOUSAND LEFT Stoves 4" ||Baragraph Records of (OFfIGEAS ARE Forecast For OMELESS, NINE] Coming weer Air Liner Are Found ELECTED HERE ALOGKS AUANED neniher outiok for the weer be: |More Information on Cause of Smashup Expected in Study AY MOVIE MEN ginning Monday: Northern Rocky 5 Mountains react SAO Aa Ty of Records Found in Hands of Souvenir Seeker; Bod- Wrecking of City Water! ie" temperatures wit “average ies of Crash Victims Moved for Burial [Laramie Exhibitor Is} beginning of Mains Hampers Fire | Southern’ Rocky Mountain and Made President of | Dts THREE FLARES PON, SIGHTED FROM | TENDER REWWE RESCUE HOPES en That Airplane | Made Landing Upon | Island Is Traced to and again during the latter Plane of Sea an ; plateau regions: Scattered show- CALDWELL, Ohio, Sept. 5—(By The Associated Press.) ~The much sought bara- o6.4% Fighters. Pi ethers bet Silas 2 SS Bd graph and records from the Shenandoah have been found and may aid the naval authori- | Association. | a STING rON;, ee ae | ig eee ties in determining the cause of the smashup. The baragraph was located at Cambridge ; . Stanford F SN ze rath and the log sheets therefrom, a short distance away. They were in the hands of souve-| The two-day 1 of movie| Bert B. Haney, 1 t, of O the Hawaiian flight project, re- SHREVEPORT, La., Sept. nir seekers. Passi a r t f | ported to the navy department {o- 5.—(By The _ Associated ere | Shipping Ts equested day that an antysis of the situation to hope for the re- Press.) —Nine city blocks, embracing more than 250 The baragraph record will show air pressure, atmospheric moisture and tempera-| noon with the elect a ture, From the graphs drawn on and with’ thedtormt gives reasor } the automatic drum by a moving covery: today" of Canimatidier ‘Rod dwellings in which live more stylus, it will be possible also to | organization to be known as | ™* fdent Emmerger gers and the m seaplane compute how rapldly the Shenan- | the Wyoming Theater Owners’ ana | ''et CerPo | PN-9, number 1 than 1,000 persons, were mont, Pa., Sept, 4.—(Associated 2 sa pode SLR ES doah rose in buffeting storm be: | Managers’ association. James Lynch rie fevelled here last night. and. early | Press)—Bobby Jones of Atlanta was | (ou 10 huckline mak sar : | HONOLULU, Sept. 5.— | (By the Associated Press) — ew and larger rescue ef- i 1 or : r A Boake hut | wvelltonMibaway, tal hla webondl aitces. Sea ene eegstne: | today by a fire which broke ou | Bewey, CG's sleet authoritie: ve no a time shortly after some mighty force |Sive national amateur championship| The authorities have not had tim are being put forth by | Piehén'! Hered AN . as yet to check the reading on had wrecked the city water mains|today when he led Watts Gunn, his |i ye on recordh | fii thins Aiaced youthful fellow citizen by four up | Property loss was estimated early |#t the end of the morning round of | | ; is be be photographed ‘ of a aval forces in this district in e nd enle so that the authorities ecretary rs ; r | lias search for the missing jetor of the E toduy at upwards of $500,000, exclu- | 18 holes, n sive of losses of public utllities. Jones shot a 70, two under par, to] ¢%2 more easily ¢ 3 Met. AN BE Three blocks of the fire-swept guin his advantage, Gunn holding | ‘de during the storm and before} SAN ANTONIO, Te Sept. ae Was occupied. by “homes of moder. | hin square at the turn, alded mater. |'"e Storm.” ie (By The Asrociated, Press)—Preatet: | Hon Jy. well-to-do persons. while the | {ally by ¢ te three at the fourth, | 5, /9piain eer ee Hieeninstgn Steele ing that he will be placed under mil-| 7 emaining six blocks, which extend Jv, commanding officer of the Lake-| reat Gh bu = district, hous hurst naval station, arrived here at | 't@ry arrest. by to m, He immediately set out| what he says, Col. William Mitchell, termine th2 al plane lost on an attempted hop to ment issued after on and as upsed since ay because of| oie b is | : ed poorer persons and negroes: Six}Gunn out : A pavaoha were injured, two eerfoudly.| Jones 'n . : with Commander Jacob H. Klein and | air officer of the eighth corps area | wer * The fire originated in the bath|Gunn jn -_---. 445 4 = 3 | Fier Spon De at bt As to visit the | and deposed assistant chet of th 1 at the iH T; as ‘ t \ ted ‘ : OkNaresa:t s of the wreck at Ava and Shar. on. TI : n of the home of Q. Childress, | dn: air service, today Issued a bitter de- r eart roubie FE atal tol! 1 fay | ed hy the heay ATLANTA, Ga. wind in. many weeks, | ciated Press.)—There'll not be mugh got beyond control, Hun-| hard Work done in the Atlanta office dpeds of. persons formed bucket bri! of the Georgia Casualty company gades in an effost to stem the rush-! today. ing tidé of flames. Judge \Vili,Gunn, father of Watts, Yor five ho however, the city |Gunn,-- Sengatiod of the national | gf 15 bi, f cre was left virtually at the merey amateur { tournament of Oak- id Thomas. H. Dunyhy...615 3 et G thasiatinat the fire until finally the breaks mont, is vice president of the cor- e Oe Ope rand di er In stock lr} wale x the main were repaired. | poration. — © here for the last seven ye ea baket clone oka The fire started in a house owed he senior counsel of the firm ts ee oR Bboy 8: HORDIUOS | ae. identified. | by a former fire department chief | Robert Jones, proud father of Bobby a Beene Bo eaten ore | son wa t and across the street from a fire! Jones, national ‘ecelved friends. Mrs. Dunphy ys tn —- t , 1 amateur champion If found necessary, Captain, Steele | punciatign, of wapedepnstment and | ligerice t and the other Lakehurst fofttctals} the navy;‘department in. connection | ministration df the Will follow pvyerland the paih taken | with the disaster which “befell the|by the war and nav + (Continued cn _Fage six) Shenandoah and .tuedibfated sea-lhe y is held 1 ton wilt 3 = Well Known Oil |"'s tolanes peter Racarnneariinn Operator. [down yesterday of. the cqast of the end, having station. who is defending his title aguinst The breaks in the water ins | young Gunn, ed unexplainec eur "| The hers 0! née youths ae [ tae, Wht thes were crus: | uengly Suet et te seme oe Church Leader |Negro Slays Chauffeur to Get Car for| ed by dynamite used in nearby con-| combat on the links, n his e¢ critic No funer have been made bt | pected that the body | to Portland for burial Mayor W. L. Thomas called a cit izens' meeting for 10 o'clock this | | x 4 , hf fen Mr. Dunphy was \ : morning to plan relief measures for At Great Falls in Identity of His Victim | ol and, business. m k mal the homeless. whom he hore a high lo e The Cotton Belt and. the Texas a ee | He , e in 2018 and among | he plans as allroad rushed carloads é « x % * — chiara proats aiiaay jm ? tlon. Eerste Aeracade unk tent ateat MEDALIST IN GREAT FALLS, Mont., Sept. 5:— MONTCLAIR, N. J., Sept. 5.—(By The Associated | ,™ Lms—Albert | Carlton! ment 1 ot prosperity that | J ¢ , the fle ald, while private water concerns Erick Waldeland of Minneapolis. | Press.)—Posses today intensified their searches for a little | Vii ya ne eo medy | entered : grov His | 5 yuated to distributing well water rused their Granites ig pat Norweniah Lutheran | wnite girl kidnaped by a negro who presumably killed an-| cree from Maude Corey Andrews. | ae y ae | n to join in t see abe nat aR ReRELIR te brominent in religions. cheles ty | Other negro in order torget-an automobile for the abduction. | . cs iy ; , | < aiid from the ecene of the'conflagra: many years died suddenly at a local Apparently having planned to kidnap the niece of EMS Cae bole Solera @ he lett ¢ EES a ee tion. City officials did not venture igre hospita} here last evening, the death | wealthy banker, the fugitive seems to have found that he | ville, after an old-time to fix responsibility for the break In] SHERIDAN, Wyo., sept. 5.—Glenn | "2% caused. by heart trouble, from Jabducted the wrong girl. ‘Tho kld-/near the Bower home yesterday af-| yuesncer oh old-time mi Bitions to, st ie Coolidge Sees the water main. C. Littlefield hung up the lowest | Which it is understood the dead r naping plot, police belleye, was] ternoon, gh a ninaine pping gol a alste _—_ eo was a sufferer. He arrived here |aimed against Joheph A. Bower, Police at f suspected Raymond | Thursday eyening and registered at} vice president of the New York|Pierce, a negro chauffeur, who had | to the state golf tourney being held >, 4 here. He shot an 84 for 18 holes, |*. local hotel. Friday he was found| Trust company, whose seven-year-| borrowed the car which the abduct Dr. J. H. Jeffrey had 85. A. Riker | !l in his room and was taken to the | old nejce Dorothy Coates, was visit-|or used. But Plerce’s body we 85, Al Seanor 86, and George Camp-| HOsPital, but died a few hours after. |ing him. Instead the negro grabbed| found last night in a culvert with 8? i as 65 years of age and a resi-| Mary Daly, six-year-old daughter of|a bullet hole hetheedh 7 bell §7 in the champtonship flight. | 4#@ Was 63 years of age and a resi- | Mary Da 3 a bu in the head. ‘The de OF CHEYENNE HEAD Walter Schultz and Andy Themp.| ent of Minneapolis. Tho remains | Davia S. Daly, hardware merchant, |duction w "| will be forwarded to Minneapolis the ki s that he was Killed by son were tled for low in the presi. score of Casper entrants yesterday Pilgrim Shaft ablishment of a million dol fund for some sort of memor Woodrow Wilson in Geneva SOFIA, Bulgaria—otti Ttattietik Tax Reduction in order to get the dent’s flight, both making 95,-D. P| this evening accompanied by J. Nel B La Bower was < pall A 2 ; an score of 96, | 80M: 2 son-in-law, whose home is in Jon the . by a man boat oe po ott 103 | Lewistown SUB OFFICER man 0 for the | nll On Incomes Of man, who died at pital, Denver, tion for appen we ught undin, he sped aw widow, Mr. Whittal at “AND EDGERTON 10 BEY, elegy wealthy English family, had been | Woman's tournament, shooting nine ciated Press.}—Lteutenant Charles /(he Bow! ey Sey The A I engaged in the cattle business in| holes in 48 F. Martin has been found guilty of | 7 ottive ” “ towne amigptisesn oa posed tion t this country for nearly, 40 years. negligence a year officer Of tne negro fired, hitting Sandin in ‘| | made “pp! Aa it co His ranch: home on Mill creek is one the submarine whieh, went His savas" 370 was taken. tom hos otithe fineat-in ‘the county. Jesse Teeters Buys : aground off Chatham, Mass., Jan-| iif), Reservations for the Brotherhood | Vary 12 last, and sentenced to th —_—_>——_ loss of five numbers in rank, under pane sta , ° , banduet;y'at which Governor | Dlr ooo) anoroved today by Secre Rg will t Christian church, will be ‘limited Lieutenant Commander § tart F ae | mca PENCE FUNERAL 10 SHOSHONI, Wyo., Sept. 5— A] to , it was announhced today, and | Br commanding officer of the was: annou! ‘riday at the close 1 Me Dae Te deal was consumated last week] sale of tickets will close Monday | marine 8-48, which went. agro (lf STATE MEET HERE | of the regular me ly tir e CHEYE. WwW Sept. 5.—| whereby Jesse Teeters purchased the| morning. The meeting which wiil| during the storm off Portsmout! | original county surve ed Chiet of Police Enos Laughlin, who| jntersst of J. D. Woodeuff estate in] feature law enforcement topics, will] N. H., January 29, was acquitted of nae | has been presented a “bullet proof’ | the Woodruff Sheep company. Mr.| be open to the public, men and wo-| charges of neglicence, and of failure | Senna! thal naw turer, | Teeters was the junior partner of| men jn general being invited in ad-|to obey orders, Mr. Wilbur disap: | froved. an. ensie mem- } yest by an eastern manu I ’ has been unable to fnduce an company and of Jate years assumed| dition to members of the league. | proved the finding on the second of A pao yt ea 1 de i mics ber of the police force to don the} the responsibility of general man-| The Casper Pharmacy has charge] these charges, but the disappr¢ re. nha | fall garment and submit to a test of its| apor, of the ticket sale. has no practical punitive effect. sehinithe +4 Saari reliability as a bullet-stopper. A score of sec ies and exalted 4 he if sal I ae ! in Wyom r annu fuer Bishing Ban Re ief in lg t f DY rrcioann aera tor hot | TWO RETURNED a banquet held at 7 o'clock this evening, both | Lead to Arrest “4 ) Borer ake Diacw af the Bika ond 2 ave! Sizzling Heat Wave! T0 FACE TRIAL » Wyo,., Sept, 5., ner tonight. + Chamberlin is in | Younglove, a road worker, was charge of the session | brought to the county jail here Fri- — day night on a peace warrant sworn] CHICAGO, Sept. 5.—(Assoclated| have brought deaths, drought dam-| Illinois, reported 2 maximum of 108, Sheriff Alex Mck returned 1 f out by 0, D, Holler, a Bear creek | press)—Cooling breezes from © the | 28¢ and suffering. with Augusta a close second with , here this morning from Omaha wit! m ld. by ranchman, near whose place the ire party! today were fore.|, More than a month of aridity was | 106. Boy Is Killed When Pee iit ine THAR ok BOP! n he camp of the road gang with which broken when a quarter inch of rain| Most of Iowa, except parts touched i | é ipa les tational ot (Ooze , Younglove is employed {s pitched.|cast as a vanguard of rain which} fej) jn Fargo, N. D, Jameston, N.|by storms, was a seething furnace. Hit by ‘Automobile c ng “shop of ore Holler charged that Younglove, de-| will bring surcease, "within a day or|D., also was visited by the welcome] Sheldon experience! 106 for seven H, Whaley last week: ‘The pris-|t La nied permission to fish on the Holler | so, of the scorching heat in the mid:| Showers. iligh winds and hail ac-| hours yesterday, Des Moines" high on ; oners are Bert Hunt, 18, and Wil-| ti 1 vr ranch, threatened to kill Holler and] a1, west, tower lake region and’ the|COMPAanted the downpour: in Grin-lest was $7 with one serious prostra: || KEMMERIER, Wyo. 5 »-| iam Hollingsworth, 25, They are | wi sident and Mrs, Coolidge hig “whole family," and that Young: | “° ! i nell, Towa, causing property dam-|tion, and others of a minor nature | land Hickman, eight-yea 01) of | Raid to have admitted the theft o 1 in’ Plymouth, Maas, the love furthermore’ claimed one of | South. age of $40,000, there and’ els¢where “in the state.| Mrt. Thomas Hickman was) killed | #uits, five of it had T mene imamemotalisiog . the Mrs. Holler’s chickens, asserting it| A foretaste of the long awalted| But elsewhere in the stricken | Slight showers.in Des Mojnes only | here when struck by an automobile. | thelr possession, t aiken. to t and gly I teud fae be akatBObeine th nego had wandered from the road camp, | showers has come to parts of North | areas, temperatures above the hun-| {increased humidity. The boy had stepped’ from the vearj also took bolts of f pay for t ro} 9 >a § -- and threatened to kill her when she! Dakota, Towa and Wisconsin, But|dred mark broke weather records| Schools were dismissed yesterday |of a cravel wagon Into the path | ley’s establishment remonstrated,, elsewhere record high temperatures|of years. Harrisburg, in southern] in Omaha because of 100 degree heat. of the car, A story of how