Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 1

The he Greatest Service Ever Offered by an American Newspaper---Tribune Accident Policy---Is Open to Tribune Readers -—~. The Casper Daily Tritnnw CMA HOHE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X NO. 32 ———___ Mamber of Auait gare of Audit Bureau ‘CASPER, WYOMING, FRIDAY, , NOVEMBER 20, 1925 Delivered by Carrier 75 cente © month biloation Office Pu Og. Streets or at Newstands f cents ts __fribone Bldg. we a. Second St CAPTAIN FOLEY FY°™ERATED BY U.S. COURT OUSTER CASEPRESIDENT VOICES __ GyARtcs wine NOTICE FILED BUSINESS PLEDGE }' Wo SCOTT-MORGAN co. contdoe CASPER NENGPAPER MEN FOUND tia tite rina won| corse, UAT IN NAVAL nVSMISSHLS py, 22%" BUILTY OF LIBEL GHARGES WILL, *-7:c¥mbertetormed” wel all NEW YORK, Novy. 20.—()—Legitimate business has In Decision Finding } 8 the assurance of President Coolidge that his administra- (PL TMOREH Ae aes rsd tion will not interfere with its activities as long as they are | sages with his son, the president, uphampered and free. Officer Not Guilty of Colonel John C. Coolidge faced the In an address last night before the New York State : sa Framing Evidence, 4 sixth day of his flIness with better i ie hamber of Commerce, the executive advocated the ARE PETITIONED spirit than at any time since he | Pinas of $250 Each and Costs of Suit Are Assess-| "est vorsitie independence’ be-|reney can be accomplished without = tween government and business, and|{a definite adjustment of the debts Although so fatigued ~that he cr emphasized that the whole policy of | owed by. various nations abroad to TAS euu Tea xr suiteerediseasekt Aenean parton ed Against Max Levand and Sam Day on « oateramenly Gitase presi tanite ROCCHI Eee Ee WASHINGTONfi Nov. 20. tacks while listening by radio last riers T : poly, and its public regulation|anew American adhesion to the —(#”)—Capt. Paul Foley was night to the address of the pres- Conviction at ornngton. sportation and trade has been | World Court protocol. exonerated today by the Shenandoah naval court of inquiry of Mrs. Margaret Ross’ Lansdowne’s charge that he sought to sway her testi- mony, eg animated by a desire to have busi- Next Tuesday Set for} iaent in New york city, the Cot- onel retired in a cheerful frame of main business, fathers were wise In makin; ¥ i 5 ¥ a : i ‘thers 1 i Wash- Arguments on [atest| nt a‘ter alspatening a messase | TORRINGTON, Wyo., Nov. 20.—Adjudged guilty last é present generation of bus-|Ington the political center of the Today he had before hint a re- |night of criminal libel, M. M. Levand, publisher, and Sam | iness,” he added. “almost untver-| nation, leaving New York to develop Move by Defense IN| ply trom his son expressing the |H. Day, managing editor, of the Casper Herald, were fined | *!!¥ throughout its responsible or-|as the business metropolis, Mr. Cool- : 4 fan jon and management, has|ldge said that this arrangement, Combatting Ouster had iictoned int (oat his father 1$250 each and ordered to pay the costs of the protracted | Shown overs dispealtinn te corte | hee tt resulted In one im: itizati y y i ea. AVE Jits own ab - —"" ssih{l- ‘The exchange of messages cit. | litigation. They promptly filed notice of appeal and gave |its own abuses with as little Inter-| portant disadvantage-“the posstht. Declaring that the American fore- The court held that Cay n Foley, {ts former judge adyoca was not i vention of the gover 2 s- | ity the Ise bri s cs guilty either of se x te we maxed aiday in which gooddevel- | bond of $1,000 each. Ree eainas te or © gent n of the government as_ pos: Ped laisiabe SAE Ralls ant rine GRE Rete fei 3 * ents ments we splcuous, Not The jury reported a verdict of] Were repr bd by, Ws Bebe ‘ 5 ay Souke ae a A motion for dismissal of | or nie Nenrt etteke tae ae ae ier ind a halt hours} of Casper, John ‘T, Bottom of Deti:|. “Proper regulation and contro} are| 'inderstanding of each other and the court, or of seeking by “im- the state’s appeal from the} erous aid less severe, but the pa: feitbe ston Prosecution. counsel] ver and J. M. Roushar of Torring-|Alsasreeable and expensive. They | heen less Uikely to develop mutual proper meang to influence” the wid- a . deiiberatior ‘osec ec a he misapprehensions 8) a ow of the Shenandoah's commander ie : ing Jack B.| tent’s pulse was stronger and his | promptly entered an informal plea | ton. represent the suffering that the just|™sapprehensions and suspicions. mi andoah's commander, ! : ‘aide ; ust endure because o} ust. a est cou! ; ecision, read by Rear Adm!- verdict reinstating Ue ; appetite better. for leniency, and Judge Will'am A. a en eae ae sa f endure’ becat f the cae a “Tf a contest 14 be h 1a to de ape cers re at y z Adm! Scott as county commission-| Major James F, Coupal, prest- | Riner pranounced sentence in. ac. ey are a part of the price which| termine how much those «rho are lary P, Jones, president of the rid trial | ‘ential’ physician, ts coming to ‘cord with thele wisher, ‘The mal must be,pald to promote the cause of | really prominent {n our government court, follow er and denying a new TIA") discuss with-Col. Collage the pos- | mum penalty for criminal libel is economic Justice life Ienow about business and how “It appearing to the court after a of the ouster action against] sintsty of his going to Washington $1/000 fine and imprisonment for “When government enters the | muc! r t are bi are re8 y ors careful consideration all evidence Dr G. T. Morgan will be argued be-| for the winte kiitos anonthies GIVEN HI BAYS IN JAIL field of buries swith tts great re bab lions! palette mow aba adduced and Of record in that « tate supreme court in =—S TEAS *, 7 Sources, “he sald, “it has a ten-| © 9 ARORE nUeS ‘ nection that the defendant, ooskaa none? ‘muesday, 1. Paul Tie ‘case was. given to th suey at = dency to extravagance and {neffi.| dent. “it is my tirm conviction that Paul Foley, United Stat Bacheller and Judge Robert R. Rose, yaaa? SP asinrueielttating clency. but having the power to|the prize would be awarded to those the judge advocate of this court, ' ; arg! a btlonis ———— ah “a @) Who are In government life, This pt gullty of seeking und endeavo: special prosecutors, will contest the up the earlier part of the day. The Mathew Old Man stopped off in de h “all competition, het eeay te caehe Fea nec’ thous: Ga Hi 4 hoy pos * ing and ndeav motion. Scott and Morgan are rep-| 1 MiMan citienah: ak say, the Natrona county jail again lagt|Sleses the door of opportulilty and|{s as tt ; ‘ & to ¢ false testimony to be fadestea bya: Hic Biterline ana: WV, : ; " have the greater authority ought offered. before. this t Ce {s not Misa Builty of seeking by improper means to 2 Witness about to. testity before the court, and it further being a matter of judicial notice of this court that it was an obligation imposed by law- ful regulation upon Captain Paul 5 pay Foley as judge advocate to make a John W. Langley, re-elected preliminary examination of witness to ‘congress.bya’ Kentucky dis- | es to be examined b this court, ! ; Its {n monopoly Conviction and sentence brought | night. on his way back to Lander | résu 3 “ EH. Patten. tom climax criminal proceedings in-|to begin serving a 90-day jail sen-| During his peech the president esmengahy Bronte Knowisine.. ind The motion for dismissal holds , stituted. more. than two years ago. | tence. He is in the custody of Jack | reiterated his belief that there must ¥ t terrupted by frequent ‘bursts of ap- that the appeal ts rendered. invalid The Mbel were filed as the| Allen, deputy U. 8. Marshal, 9 |be Continued effort toward, govern. 2 Lo doped Li dana Sie gat icotlE ie RM PRL te ha AC eS ninowe. the “president” potnted out cedure. It was filed by defense ? the Herald in October, 1923, denoune. | firewater on the Shoshone reserva-| sulting tax reduction: expressed the ‘a eervicé {0 suskesting® elfmination counsel yesterday atternoon The ing the acquittal of Brrol CantNn,| tion and sentenced by the federal| view that no permanent’ stabfliza- of waste In Industry advocated con- special prosecutors declare that it Is then deputy sheriff, of the murder! court in Cheyenne. tion of Buropean finances and cur- tinued effort for economy and effi merely the EUS ek BD ‘of Mrs. “Nellie .B. Newcomb, . Mrs. clency; expressed opposition to loans legal amenities and voice co pa voles cs pee Newcomb was shot supposedly in an to foreign ‘nations for use.n main: that the appeal itself will be up for] gees: attempt to arrest’ her for a minor } D EA D N talii¢ Aula reson lena tektibe one Tet oy ake ¢ BRAY UG Set cern eae ee ee judgment early next month, Five as Dollar nize for traffic violation. Cantlin was. tried appealed for ainport for the awonia |{trict. while his appeal from a r ppearing to this victi hatmelofic . | court upon consideration as afore- in Douglas on a ce! e of venue court? propokal: conviction on charge of conspir g f Sa . * | said that the said Captain Foley has Best Class Yell is ‘The, Herald editorial made the out- Applauded by his. audience, the |ling to violate | prohibition. law | in ‘no wise been guilty of inioroiae a i right accusation that the trial had President declared that “with our] was pending, is preparing to or unethical conduct us such ju¢ Posted been framed by the Ku Klux Klan osted. already enormous and constantly tn-| resign and begiit a two-year | advocate, and ull of the eviderne . The complaint charging criminal 11 , ; ; ‘ PL ORaDE interest abrond, there are] sentence in Atlanta prison, the known to the court having been ad bel was sworn out by members o! constantly accumulating ‘reasons i etd . | duced before it and mado a part of ENTENCED T0 Tonight at the big shed the first |the jury whien acquitted Cantlin. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Noy. 20.—(P)) nati hospital where it was said he|why we should sgnity our adherence | 2PPcal peyvie been denied. He | (yer et : of the special High School nights| The defense obtained a change of | witiam Strauss and James Albert | had a chance to recover. to the permanent court of interna-| isn’t upset about it, as new “It ts hereby adjudged and order- . J 0f the meeting will be observed. A} venue to Torrington on the conten-| po senberg, Cincinnat! high school| 4 lengthy preamble and agree-| tionnl justice." photo shows, ed that the sald defendant, Captain special prize of $5.00 Is to be given | tion that any jury obtained in either ment to commit sulelde, bearing the| After his address, the president Serpe Paul Foley, United States navy, 4s to the class giving the best yell |Casper or Douglas would be -pre-| boys, drove to a quiet spot in C:are-| signatures of both boys, was found| boarded a special train for a night ; “of th tes i : : not guilty of the matters and things The students are planning to come| fudiced. Originally set for last June, | mont county late yesterc nd shot | In the pocket of Strauss’ coat, At|run to Washington, pleased that his all ear paint hitn ipa Et in crowds to ‘ear the speaker who | the case was continued until Novem-| themselves through the head after] the bottom of the paper was writ- father, Col. John C. Coolidge had aid fendant is hereby die. gave them such an Interesting talk| ber to permit the prosecution to file| signing a death pact, in which it] ten “signing off.” listened to his address on the radlo. CHICAGO, Nov. 20,—()—Henry i, © red and relea from further : t ss fast | new Information, and trial began | was declared “life is not worth the] Relatives were unable to account| Major James I". Coupal, the pres! ndance upo' " court." J. Fernekes, midget bandit, Dantel|"t pssemhly a Fel en ie ecsp last Tues effort to live.” Strauss died almost | for, the young desire to end|dent’s personal physician, however, attendance upon this court, is 1s. McGeorghegan and John Vian | and gave thelr “Scout Pledge” for| Paul IF. Showalter directed tho] instantly. their lives, 1 re declared to} went to Plymouth, Vermont to at. fauten ‘dows, Sudwbeatiooome tere nery Were found guilty and sen’) iq big crowd—and {t was a big|Drorecution and Levand and Day| Rosenberg was taken to a Cincin-| be of a cheerful turn of mind. (Continued On Page Ten) Rane received formally the ieotiae tenced to-death enrly today by a br! crowd. every seat being filled in of counsel for Mrs. Lansdowne, ask trying them for the murder of Mi eee ee tact that Che later: wie e ing dismissal of the court because chael Swiont Kowsici, March 19, dur- | Shite of tHe Met that the shed was r attorneys from ng a bank robbery. inquiry 7 ft had barred he: ‘ ew York |™ore people. The Christian churches aah taking part in the Mernekes, Wanted in Now york | were also present In a body and be. ‘Thieves last night broke open the | test has been filed with and ook Fontaine aes a teq| Sides singing as a group, they 1 ot rl Wilbur forwarded by him to Major cash register and jimmied a desk at , Hats savers! ciolibe ago n'a pri. | brought a soloist, Mr. Iserman, who a ete ope ane o, | Leonard he offices of the Pioneer warehouse sang a spe number. Dean Bur [irate Dt 4 trest, | With ‘the Lansdowne-Foley inet. vate brary where he was studying | 71" ot. uinved a cornet sole, ‘The [and Transfer ¢ d BI OSOP | dents mutable wae en chs cae aioe dick also played a cc Leytaot Oniy "El? I ind silver, | dent out of iis way, the court-co works on explosiv z Mills delegation came as planned, 80 : eink thé : ld’ fully $60 ed {ts general inquiry into the that all three planned-for delegations Mate th ane ate elt causes of the wreck of the Shenan were present to hear the ‘a mar ag sf < ——_—___- ng chut 1 tt 1 q TEN SLAIN ON tee SYRIAN BUS iene Until Monday Ordered by Judge | i: +» morning. on i was im chal court "marl. fi tick to the Old Car.” It was not , ; ee THINK OF IT! “ap lar saurceasaeltilics Yollcs ana | became ’ © Leonat NEAR BEIRUT (ie ac ica er et ae ONLY in Sudden. Adjournment for Investi- apni g. SakGNeale i Salteal and insted 'on ents ow many Entry was off rour 1 {* as im exhortation calculated to dis Se new dutos—no not at all. hours he ever was aboard the chose his text as follows: “It {s not andoah, but affor hf protest In man that walks to guide his own eases gation of Mystery Letters Saito eat timated he had been aboard the dir 4 steps." Mr. Harper sald: “Each of igible in all for about hours, BEIRUT, Syria, Nov. 20—@)—|vou tonight, 1 might say, has a —_— Tho witness conceded that while Ten soldiers and civilians were killed | gcspel car—the fob that God has | a ss ics . he had testified before the. Mitchell or wounded when an auto bus pro-|eiven you to do. Lincoln said : WHITE PLAINS, x. Be Nov. 2, —(?)—The Rhine- court martial that he was quallfied ceeding from Beirut to Damascus | “never change horses In the middle lander annulment trial, scheduled for resumption this IN VAGANT HOUSE ARE a rigid alrship pilot, be never pl- rtheast 7 a ny Nf Was attacked a few miles northeast of the stream.” God gave me the | | SHOPPING DAYS morning, was adjourned until Monday to give counsel for lotgl such a stip, Me had taken a of the latter horse to ride—the old car to ride 4 at Lakehurst, he Dispatches telling of the attack |in—and T am goin> to etick by {t : UNTIL H |Leonard Kip Rhinelander, the plaintiff, opportunity to | crIZFD AY OFFIGERS : | ou an expert on, rigid air say it occurred in the region whero tf! God calis me home. = ‘ make neces: estigations into the contents of one of | sked the Druse tribesmen are pritseyers My Father in heaven knows the : E XMAS the “myster letters that caused sudden adjournment of ing to induce the inhabitants of the should go and I will take that , . R Py ay 5 his testimony hefore various ;villages to rise against the y until the end. ‘The devil tries = Bocas oi blast ad mitted Rhinelander to read ther nd t the Mitchell court that the Shenan. French The soldiers were voting: to get some men off the-track. by y, ) the cas } ee ee eR ee ees shite doah was overweight, Clark sald he an escort for the auto bus. (Continved on Page Eleven) Journed yesterday under and ysaked Bis RHE iit had. no personal knowledge on. the stances that gave rise to rumors it “Do you wish to continue with reet, af subject; that he had read articles did not know to whom the | the case and also had been t nd was report- | ni officer Lak huret would be withdrawn, the p pais) tis case?" The plaintiff replied: | NDRA [oo See eres fel for Rhinelander ar* Lee Par- : ‘ other of thesa tt beca' fons Davis, counsel Mra. Rhine (Continued On Page Ten lightitie! ont he a * OF ENGLAND PASSES AWAY °°..." in Justice Morschauser’y chambers for this morning. Later, Mr, Davis left and Leon R. Jacobs, assoc . for their very own, had waited|King, queen and members of the a z 5 Heart Attacks Prove Fatal to Widow of | tweavs hearted for the end. \ioa\ ‘tanctl di wotapcesent.” with Mr; Mlle In thie: casey waht 18 " to conference with his colleagues Throughout ‘tho long hours little} ‘phe Prince of Wales and the Duke Ki E V R F r 5 It was understood that Mr. Davis W m groups lingered, wet-eyed, at thelof York were due to arrive at Wolf- PMCATES ciktautsvo Ye ing d ard IT, oyal a ily portals of the royal residence, hoping] erton, near Sandringham, by train jae elie a - batatde reeled jee i, Ti against hope for some word that] at 6:29 o'clock, but the train was 16 4 : 4 hea nds With Her at End Today Bis git Vee enlakr eee rn iecrvicw | milnblee Mater coe) king’ ora were || aor ations, buccwnieh, have Within few days (December })] escorted to the royal waiting room . 7 , ‘1 not been made public, The two let- PSEC HOES taDRR Gra WOiA) DRURY isle: | OF ble “VUE an srecicns whet tg ters are among about 300 which] ¥ AZABETHTOWN, N. ¥., Nov. Sentence to death in the electric | burn prison on March 29, 1909. (®)—Mra% Fannie Soper, con-| chair ts mandatory Henry Soper was shot twice in the eted of murder in the'first degree} If Mrs. Soper is put to death sho} head as he pt in the kitchen of his SANDRINGHAM, Eng., Nov. 20.—(P)—Queen Mother brated He ist aol Va a Oe 1D Malton Aarons tbe news MeAnnedl périt A) for ade of hige! Osa nen wit : Ry: fourth, othe - % fron Beant r Abrsbonee: ae ia We rf ‘ Rdwar yirth and a he inhab s had al ‘a Mr. is has threatened to make | Henry Soper, entenced to death | whom tho state has exacted the @ norning’s work in the potato i Rive Goon, a aled' late ek de ctereivontat Meena been preparing in elaborate fashion |’ Additional telegraphic’ apparatus | them public, an act which he has|in the electric chair by supreme | treme Mre. Roxijla Druce | Mre Hoper' maintain I that ; arate ing George V, died late this a ‘ to celebrate the event at Sandring:| had been installed at Sandringham | wajq would “wre young Rhine-| court Juatico Whitmyer today. Fet 1887 for Jer came to tho door, asked admit house. , ham, house. House to cope with the Inevitable] jander, ‘The contents of these let-| A jury, largely of farmers, yes her h Martha | tance and was permitted to enter the Queen Alexandra passed to rest amid the peaceful! 4 butietin signed by the attending} shower of congratulations and good ters are admittedly of sensntional| terday returned a verdict of murder nvicted fr a la aeiicittises hicaka li vhich she loved vell, Since Thurs- | »)ss! Dr, ¥. J. Wilans and | withes from all parts of the empire | character first after having Istened was executed 4 the widow ‘ Pe SAA Aa i” Piescd vege 5 t of Sandringham | Sir" Horder, said: on the occasion of her birthday, De The ystery” letters have been|for ten days to a trial, which has M », 189 > eh found r ot adpanh eter nastine fie lea? ftatiditaselinbores Wolferton | sty, Queen Alexandra, cemnber 1. This now is being used to} used by Mr, Davis under dramatic|uttracted wide attention in th mvieted ind t ‘ aged queen was in a critical condl-|and Dersingham, which claimed her passed away at 5:25 o'clock, | The ntinued on Page Hight) circumstances twice. Once he per- | Adirondacks ‘ .