Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1925, Page 1

WEATHER Partly cloudy tonight and T day, in north portion. ‘ hurs- using temperature Thursday VOL. IX. NO. 301 SENATO Che Casper Daily Crime AE Member of Audit of Circulation Bureau . ‘ (dWO¢ NVIMOLSIH HEV 2S $1 ho MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Greatest Service Ever Offered by an American Newspaper.--Tribune ‘Accident Policy -Is CASPER, WYOMING, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1925 On MITCHELL RESOLUTIONS WILL BE ISSUE ON LEGION FLOOR SUPPORTERS 10 CAMRY BATTLE TO CONVENTION BODY AT OMAN Committee Action to Be Disregarded When Question of Unified Air Service Is Up. OMAHA, Neb., Oct. clated Press}—Philadelphia unanimously selected for the 19 American Legion Nattonal con- vention when the report of the time and pace comniittee was rat- ified. OMAHA, Nebr., Oct. 7. —(By the Associated Press) —No matter what the fate in committee of proposed resolutions regarding Col. William Mitchell, the army’s "tn bad” eritie of the national air service, indications were strong to- day that the subject of adopting an official attitude towards the Colone! would be taken to the floor of the American Legion's seventh national convention for a decisive contest. The Rev. Joe Fike Lonergan of Mlinois, national chaplain of the le- gion, last night was chosen by tle Oregon delegation to take the place of the state's delegate-atdarge, who did not come to the convention. Chaplain Lonergan is known as a man of strong convictions and a powerful orator. He ‘also is known to be a strong supporter of Col. Mitchell, and in the unusual move by the Oregon representatives some of the delegates professed to see a determined move towards a showdown on the Mitchell matter. The aeronautical committee had a meeting set for early today to re- celve\the report of a sub-committee of five appointed last Nonday to dl- gest numerous proposals for resolu- tions to be reported to the conven- tion. It was indicated that the sub committee’s recommendation would be that one of Col. Mitche' sug. gestions, that for a unified ice under. a separate cabinet office be: accorded the leg pproyal but that the name of no person mentioned. While that was regarde satis factory. {n some quarters, in othe! it was regarded.as side-stepping th actual issue. After the gala occasion of yester- day, when the legion laid aside its work to hear an address by Presi- dent Calvin Colidge, and to march in a colorful four-mile parade be- fore the chief executive, a perfuns- tory program was set for today with six addresses by high ranking army and navy officers and two civ! and three committee reports the on- ly fixed business. Postal Receipts Show Increase air ery on's WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—(By As sociated Press).—September posta! receipts at fifty selected postoffices amounted to $28,551,485, Postmaster Generale New announced today, total being an Increase of = or 10.25 per cent over September ajare charged with creating a disturb- ar ago, {Two Arrested For FLEET MANAGER QUITS IN HUFF ' Johnson Delivers Victory Stanley Harris, playing manager of the Senators, today called on Walter Johnson to start the series for the champions, COUNTY ROAD SECOND OIL INSPECTOR ARRIVES TWO STATE MEN LOCATED HERE With the arrival here of Major H. D. Moore of Rock Springs, oil inspector of the state land office, Wyoming has two men in a position to look out for its interests in the oil fields. Val B. Maghee, state oil and gas inspector under the geological department, already has been located here for some time. The office which Major Moore was recently appointed to fll is a new one and Major Moore arrived in Casper is as yet only in the stage of expe-| Saturday together with Mrs. Moore riment. Both men haye the same]and thelr small daughter. They are offices in the Prairie Oll and Gas| residing at § jouth Beech street company's building, and although| Major Moore was assistant supe: the titles of both are similar, Moore|tendent in Salt Creek for the Mid- works under the land department] west Refining company in 1920 and gnd Maghee under the geologic: 1. department, “Moore will have no jurisdiction over patented land. FOOD PRICES TAKE JUMP which is the basis of Maghee's ac- tivities WASHINGTON, Oct 7.—{Ass0- ciated Prers).—Slight decreases In retail food prices during the month ending September 15 were shown [n department of labor figutes today for 19 out of a group of 24 cities, but in all of them the level was still materially higher than it was a year agc Night Disturbance Jack 1 Dorothy Nivers were arvested by the police at 411 South Spruce street Tuesday alght. They anc MANSION GOES BEGGING CLARK HOME FOR SALE NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—(Associated Press.)—The $7,000,000 Fitth avenue palace of the late Senator William A. Clark of Butte, Mont., with 121 rooms and 31 baths, is going beg- ging at $2,000,000. Real estate brokers regard the land on whieh it stands #8 more valuable than the building and say the house depre- ea ne es and the chateau of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt both have been sold re- clates the site because of the cost of razing it ‘Tho offer of the mansion for sale | cently. marky another step in the speedy| Mrs. Clark does not care for her passing of the famous avenue as|mansion because she prefers to live the home of fashion and wealth Barbara, Calif. ‘Twenty- and its development for nil trade ogo, when it was bullt, and apartment marble mansion houses. The white of Vineent * Astor the city (Continued on Voge Light) corporntion evunsel in a ) Olid’ storm. center of the widening Dellvered by Carrier 76 cents a montb Streets op at Open to Tribune Readers ; Publication’ Offices: Newstands, 6 cents fripnne Bidg.. %16 EB Second St. SCORE OF 4-1 IS MARKED UP pai Ousting of Palmer}| Leads H. I. Cone to Resign | WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.) |—(By the Associated Press) |—Hutchinson .I. Cone, vice- president and general man- ager of the fleet corporation, | submitted his resignation to | the shipping board today in protest of its action in removing Leigh ©. Palmer as president. The shipping board, Mr. Cone sald, “openly defied” President Cool idge when it sheared the fleet cor- poration. several days ago of the wide powers given. to it at.the in stance of President Coolidge, and it also ignored the president when it removed*Mr. Palmer before the inquiry of H. G, Dalton, appointed to study the situation, had been completed. Mr. Cone, who fs a retired rear admiral, took office with the cor- poration soon after Mr. Palmer was made president nearly to years ago and has been regarded as one of the latter's right hand men. LEE ‘MEADOWS WASHINGTON, | Oct. | 7,—(Asso- j lated, Press.)—Lelgh C. Palmer, breach between the shipping board and the White House, today was a figure of the past in the board's turbulent history. Having de¢lined the board's “‘cour- proffer of the office of vice president in charge of European af- fairs of the fleet corporation after it had ousted him as corporation president, an office in which he has been consistently supported by President Coolidge, Mr, Palmer to- day was viewing as a casual ob- server the trend of affairs which (Continued on Page Etght) who pitching ch Lee Meadows, penriant, was th out today to b of helped pitet Defeated on Mound Today P urgh to National le: the 2 1 McKechnie when his club wen tle for the world’s title sue Walter Johnson Supreme in First Game of World Series; Joe Harris and Traynor Pole Out Home Runs FORBES FIELD, PITTSBURGH, Pa., Oct. 7.—(By The Associated Press.) —Walter Johnson pitched the world’s champion Washington Senators to a brilliant victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates today, 4 to 1, in the first game of the 1925 championship series. { A vast and colorful crowd of 45,000, filling the field to wnfall of their cham and he favorites nal und Nat who were baffled is j | | hits by Johnson wht he ° SCORE [finns | | Pirate flinger, and his ~ Johnny Morrison, for Washington. slow t of them when SUPERVISOR OUSTED ABRHPOAE unted m MeNeely, ¢ -0 9 0 1.0 6} ‘There was a big cheer when the c -4 0 2 20 Ol} pir trotted out on the fleld, and 0010 Ols hi ition at y SI BE s threw up a few ~3 005 0 nut and the game 4 23 40 @ nor Pinchot a----= 3 0 010 9 FIRST De a--- 8 0 0 0 0 8) AVASHINGTON | ball pitehed br | Tot + 4 8 8 1 Wright & Ptistburgh. wie’ hopberandi got him ae tiea RRS hia? ka n went out to Granthan 00 P.O sisted, NO RUNS, NO HI 00 00 ae Moore's fly, Carey was B a4 hit on the arm by one of Jolinson’s Traynor, 412 3 0) speed balls and walked to first, but Wright, ss. RI in stealing, Ruel to Peck. ntham, 1b 30 015 1 0 301600 000100 100020 SECOND INNING! 0 0.0.0 1 0}... WASHINGTON—Judgo went out, 0 0800 00 | SUEtmeht, to. as n. Joe Harris 10 0.0 0 | Mt @ long drive to right, that, the a : _— | umpire ruled hit into the stands and 30 1 6 2719 0 | bounced out, giving Harris a home i for Bialth in eighth; run Bl struck out. Peck e*Butted for Meadows in eighth, | ive a Tong foul to left that Carey jsathered in. ONE RUN, ONE HIT, nt Score by innings NO ERRORS. Washington ---010 020 001—4 PIT IRGH—Rice took Barn Pittsburgh --900 010 000—1 hart’s long fly to deep left Tr nor Summary: Home runs—J. Harris, | sin, 1 into right for Pittsburgh's Traynor. Stolen ba Grantham, | first hit, but was forced by Wright. Bigbee, Sacrifices Judge to Peck, Grantham struck plays—Peck to J out. NO RUNS, ONE HIT, NO inassisted), Struck out ERROR 10 (Cuyler 2 rnhart , Wrigh HIRD INNING, Grantham, Meadows, »M WASHINGTON—Traynor robbed | Innis), by Meadows 4 (Blu 2,] Ruel of a two-bage hit with a leap: | R 1, Johnson); by Morrison 1. (Joe atch of a hard hit ball, John: . . =) Harris). Hite—Off Meadows 6 { 8] son went out righ o Gra DF Scott and Morgan Discharge Highway Superintendent aS} ininct of Morison ® n't inning: | Bice cinglod inte lett but. wae eouah off Johnson & in 9 Hit by pitched | off firs dows to Grantham. NO 6 oT 1 39 By Johnson (Carey 2), by | RU? m2 tRORS. Means to Economy but Keep Special Investiga tor | Meadows (3. Sarria). Wiantng | BY OH-aintth fi prs) | piteher—Johnson. Losing pitche Joe Meadows got a base of} on Pay Roll at.Salary of $250 Per Month tRtewannn ci Uingiraec tinier Cotati libata hit into a doub'e play, (first base); McCormick (sec Peck te Judge NO RUNS. | — — - ¢); Morlarity ( 1 base). | HITS, NO ERROT Promises of drastic economies which resounded eloquently from the chambers of the | Time of same~Usi : aed ent ANTS ‘ |county commissioners yesterday had resulted today in the removal of just one name from W abee Noten hie yds Pt at the county’s pay roll. The name was that of Nate Wilso ho as road supervisor has to FEDERAL All HIGHWAY | Grar ( and | his credit the construction of the new highy to Alcova a thfinder dam I. Oly} “ Meanwhile the board, by a two-to-one vote, continued pay roll the name < Mr. Champion is lis H. E. Champion. he investigates were not revealed, as and would be hal any € Score in World Series Ne\ Washington scored today in the opening game of the Werld & and so did the Tribune. The Viayograph, supplemented by megaphone announcements, carried the news to a gr of fans who | braved the cold, damp weather to follow the game, pliy by play: ‘The | service satisfied the crowd to the last man—and womar a fair portion of the crowd was recruited from the fair sex | ‘Tomorrow, the next day and to the end of the series The Tribune will continuo to give the fans a daily treat. ed with which the Tribune “extra” ) carrying the story of the game reached the street. ‘Ter onds after the flash came over the wire direct from the Pittsburgh ball signaling the last man out, Tribunes were being sold to eager bu night's edition carrie {t was the only extra published here, ‘I details of the game, including the box secre | Last but not least was the sp } i ee UU EASES EERE »d a3 “special investi iL | following Just what and wh t, M fi oO RUD thr ») PROJECTS CONSIDERED Be gee me 1 Cuyler he submitted no report to the com-|by the coming of iT | sin the middle but ts continuer o occupy the t | 3 7 v missioners. He {s paid $250 a month | TiN Conn te vvonehout, the | RE | RY STATE COMMISSION was wn Jater.s beboroeny aay ree nition ¢ 33 i} shou, 1 and s id, el to Judg » Peck and has an unlimited expense ac-| iorning. and il into | fas | || LM by ainae yaad hegre eric count, it 1s sald, ‘The negative vote| noon. Miss Hamilt unty | | || fanned. NO RUNS, ONE HIT, NO was cast by Earle G. Burwell. superintendent of schoc Appe ie dj a — = | Oot The | ERRORS. By laying 6ff Mr. Wilson PO fired pals ieee . | held a Y H INNING, 3 | work during und on | orado 7 - eon Foal ae Rg board lopped $250 from the county's) jing for the joint state and county lt ral Add eae WA RH INSEON ce 230 ee aa monthly expenditures. The figures] institute to 1 1 here Text! eles | peer nen te onsidered | when Blt ny matt which inspired the demand for im- The board will Id concludir jan awards made is taking third mediate retrenchments showed that | sessions for the month tomorr | RA f j| A committee, representing mecond: tron the county expenditures so far this] ‘The Wyoming National bani late , ommercial clut cites {n north pte a Be | ruck out. year had averaged about $: this afternoon advised the con || <3 id | |leating the foot and mouth disease Hares and monthly, and had arrived within] sioners that it, would be unable t session and presented the propost| Rice's single to $21,000 of the legal limit of certl-lcash any more certificates of At Baltimore—Loulsyille 7; Baltl-| tion to the commission of acting on| threw out Stan Har ficates. of indebtedness, with three| qeptedness. Whether. other banks | more the construction of 23 miles of road| RUNS, OUR Hl months yet to go. will issue similar manime ha t ween HM and Five Springs.| prrrsBURGH — Tras Hitt ie Further. reductions in the road] not been ascertained ut th ont nm th 11-She ridan hig ay home run into the right ands. maintenance forces are expected to| tion is similar to that existing ¢ as recently opened for| Wright. struck ou Peck follow within a day or two. Work | a short tir wh al | toc Grantham’s and for the year is practically complete! fused to hone € ' R | The was done/ threw him out at f filed ; ots | byt ‘ department. |out to Joc Harris ntham stole ro and an outlet to the Horn basin econd Meadows struck ONE a ‘ 3 If rded the in north: | RUN, ONE HIT, NO ERRORS ry na nny \i tr mir It ot SIXTH INNING § 1 WN t 1] b NING Playograph and Tribune iext SE RES Bl det aa WAstNGTON Gent supped | | nounced today take on the matter Yontinuea On Pago 1 MURDE Hurry Lind accused of mur the discovery of h INDSAY IS ARRAIGNED R GUILT DENIED and MeNally, 1 have the mar Jer a fugitive warrant pending ex- | ¢ nds attor- held on @ va- y's tradition, ‘ | Jump of Ogalalla,| graney char nd admitted to bond mutilated bod, at Ogalalla, Neb. with n (ft Ju cx | « Ith a warrant for| Sheriff Jump detailed to the court October 2, pleaded not guilty at b | eft last night for] the discovery of Mrs. Lindsay's body minary hearing ta t tn the | Ogalatia to institute extradition pro- | shortly after Lindsey left Ogalaila to int room before Justi f the| ceeding to come to Salt Creek. ‘“ne defense Peace Henry Brennan, Ho wae held] Judge Brennan denied the plea of | 1 estimony. ‘f WIN IN OPENER