Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1925, Page 1

WEAI!IHER 4 ad ad Mostly fair tonight and Thursday. ) Tap I i Ps | Y Te No decided change in temperature. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X NO. 47 ae ee cichepsiong CASPER, WYOMING, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925 Gal etre COST OF RUNNING GOVERNMENT AT. MINIMUM, COOLIDGE DECLARES. Budget Message Warns of Increase in Future Expansion | oy Carrier {> cente a montt Publication Offices for at Newatandsa & oente Pripnne Aidg WR A Seeona st | | | 2 (dO. 2) | KK U ' ' ame uthor Tie . Provision Made for Carrying on Work Langley’s Post G Strik | : gley oes.on Sirtke . i | in Riverton, Shoshone and North y CAGES, Platte Divisions in Budget ae: ‘ ( | a Senate in Adjournment} _ mea $330,307,000 Surplus Today as House Goes} | RECLAMATION APPROPRIATIONS || for the Fiscal Year j * WASHINGTON, Dec, 9.—(#)—Provision is made for continuation Ahead With Revenue of work: on Wyoming reclamation pro in estimates for appropria- 1927 Is Expected on tions contained in the budget bill. Reclamation fund allotments follow: : ‘ 5 “y Measure Program. | Boise, Idaho, $394,000; Minidoka, fdaho, $620,090; Huntley, Montana, Basis of Expenses. $40,000; Milk River, Montana, $84,000; Sun River, Montana, $59,000; y Mailing Rus 23 . a: Lower Yellowstone, Montana, North Dakota, $72,000; North Platte, x To Be Relieved by WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 Nebraska, Wyoming, $1,860,000; Umatilla, Oregon, $407,000; Klamath, WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 Sy - | |Oregon, California, $110,000; Belle Fourche, South Dakota, $65,00 ) a ceeew til ie” . : —(®)—Taxes and appropri- Strawberry Valey, Utah, $39,000; Okanogan, Washington, $65,000; Y: —(#)— President Coolidge Burglars Escape With Sub-Station. ations had the whole stage | |kima Washington, $291,000; Riverton, Wyoming, $50,000; Shoshone, | | informed cbngress in’ Kis an- 2 | : to themselves today on Capis| | Wyoming, $128,000. 3 $90 in Cash, Leave! tet. Hill> while” the. mora Economic investigations and development of reclamation projects | |nual budget message today 4 The main sub-station to be estab- spectacular issues of the | |! secondary projects 7 that the minimum cost of ecks Be ind, After lished by the Casper postoffice de- new confressional sess‘on. including - . . running the government had C Jeti partment to take care of the Chrint- aviation and prohibition, awaited WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—(@)—The expenditures of |jeen about reached, and that the ompleting Long Job. mas mailing rush will be located at gen Ce eaeen its tax pm (the federal government for the coming fiscal year were esti-| norma expansion of a growing na- riving ahead s tax b PO a 8 iy PEO im 2a ne en 134 North Center street, one door Mubatasecaobetiuied tne.) compilation mated today by Pre: dent olidge at $3,896,207,921, an} tion would hencoforth involve added Casper is harboring a south of the Western Union Tele- | this week, the house paused only |increase of $160,083,326 over the outlay for the current expenditure to keep the government «, graph company’s headquarters. It long enough to receive from Presi-| year. * safe-cracking gang of no rap ms machinery in motion, KI] t 5 : = lent Coolidge an annual budget pro The “ Pawin on Gk “i “ . mean ability, made up in all Rae ae cneies net Byehee, Clbeee | posing expenditures of $160,000,000 The bulk of the increa le Zoe to the pos tal se FVICG;i|° ine budget eatin probability of outside yegg- jsub-stations will be opened three Kec in excess of the appropriations for | Which is operating unde new with the me: men, it was believed today later. {the Golden: Fpls and’ Cin. | | the current year. schedule of wages and rates, and to tinuing effSw at economy, Mr, Cool when the robbery of the Cas- bell-Johnson company store and the The senate* lingering over the|the Veterans’ Bureau, to meet in- dns: aad. adding tbatJon ithe! baste ttl 7 2N | Frantz Shop. formalities of getting organized | creasing requirements of the soldier ¥ per Bottling Works at 412 North Mel- | ‘ a et pay of the calculations a surplus of $330,- ; after the summer's interlude, was | bonus. The postoffice department rose, was revealed as a sequel to the} After Saturday no packages may ony /-eracking of ‘the safe in ‘the’ Tabte |: Rep. Wiechard N, Elitists, Ren ali od. he ee: h ‘Winston Churchill, famed writer | tn regesy until tomorrow, Jone fs alloted $103,808,148 more 307,000 was indicated for the fi Supply company's place of business} C28, ‘Indiana dibove), @ausceeda” 10 “bpimalled ath postoftice but. they.tor nescuctters (THE! CHsle.” "RH: | The bAget extimates Wwers=sonttthan during the present year: Hee year T927HW ezpects a surplus ‘ot earlier in the week. Only $90 in|Chalrmanship of important commit- must be taken to the main sub-sta-)ard Carvel,” “The Inside of the} to the capital by messenger and the} Veterans’ Bureau gets an inc $262,041,756 for the y ending next cash was taken from the safe at the| te on public buildings from which |!" untl! the other substations are | Cup") is ona strike because, he says, | president's accompanying message | of. $$8.265,000. TanateBltndukhe iets s ’ bottling works, the burglars leaving; Jon W- Langley, Rep., Kentucky, opened. They may be mailed then} “the price of books is beyond the] outlining details of the govern- Allotments for other agencies of June 30, although a year ago it was the checks behind after completing | Was ousted following his conviction | ®* ®8"¥ sub-station. reach of!thcse who love'them.” (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) estimated that the surplus this year the arduous task of chiseling out|°" Charges of conspiracy to violate t ‘ would exceed $373,000,000. the combination and prying open the | the dry law. a The executive made a formal rec- A ‘ z as si0% ‘: ‘e, LW mead gee ¥ ecb {| ommendation for reduction of the intrance to the building was gain. ” 4 The story of where the government's | ,_ Yi 5 ea WSSUEh Acree window, tie.ethas | é money comes from and where it | M**% summons ae a nec sty for keep- of which was found broken. The a, q goes, in terms of the average dol ing the alrplane industry alive’ as steel cabinet which stands near the bs “ was told today in estimates for 1 well as replenishing and refitting “office window was tipped over on 5 submitted by the budget bureau as] government alr service equipment the floor and shoved to a more se- follows: and developing an “orderly policy" cluded corner, while the robbers ap- A Where it comes from: in the alr, and declared that “every parently worked leisurely !n break- \ Income and profits tax 49.16 c s;| available resource of the government ing it open. No explosives were ie miscellaneous internal revenue, will be employed in prohibition en used. In addition to the cash loss i cents; customs revenue, 14.43 nt forcement.” He thought the total es. the safe was damaged to the extent a rl t pl nium and discount 4.95 | timates of $42,447,000 for the com- of about $100. J. P. Ramsey and A. B. Dillon . cents; fees, fines, penalties and for-| bined air services should accomplish The robbery was the second report- | were arre: and ‘tw - feltures 0.84 cents; repayments on | the ends sough were arrested and ‘two stills, eight ed in three days’ time. the Table } parr, vi eee investments, 1.62° cents; trust fund Concerning the tax bill, alread oe ime. the Table | barrels of mash, ten gallons of wine fanaa te : 5 F lupply company safe having been! and ten gallons of whiskey were ,_, receipts, 2.16 cents; and other mis-| drawn by the house ways and means blown Sunday night or early Mon-| confiscuted ‘Tuesday afternoon in a State Show Opened Today at Elks Audi- neous receipts 3.99, cents. committee, the president eald it had day. It was also the third time that} raid made by Deputy Sheriff Joe A * ‘ 4 Where it goes: gone somewhat further than his , the bottling works had been robbed | rhomas and C. F. Peterson, federal torium With Record in Sight; feneral functions of government, | Judgment dictated with respect to within the space of one year. About| agent, The st'lls were of eighty a cents; national defense, 15 amounts and exemptions but he twelve months ago the safe in that! and of sixty gallop capacity. Most of you take The Tribune | when we furnish your home town * cents; military pensions, retirement | praised the non-partisan character of plant was broken up and some $600] img plant was prmani in a] oF Herald and you ought to, You | paper at theso rates: Seeds Also Displayed pay, annuities, world war allowances work done and urged that the taken in addition to ruining the cab-| .o.41 house twelve. miles east of} Ought to know more about your Morning and Sunday, 15 cents ind Ife insurance claims, 16.55 cents;| same spirit be carried through m inet. Last summer robbers who per- here. The men had just completed home paper. You ought to see it per week. public works, 6.60 cents; promotion, | consideration of the bill by house and formed a almilar job got nothing for | ing “manufacture of some moon-| Made. You ought to epme around Evening and Sunday, 15 cents More turkeys will be exhibited here at the Wyoming | tsulation and operation of marine ide: oek 5 : when {ts presses are running an per week. 2 ys Hie poration, 1.88 cents; other civil] Competition between the govern- of cash. None of the robbers was); ne ¥nen the officers arrived, it) ve nat a wonderful work they Morning, evening and Sunday, |State Poultry and Pure Seed show than at any similar show | ¢inotions, 17.40 cents, refunds, 4.91 | mont nud thw ‘aieiane ‘huiweee ns ever caught. on was realesed by Sheriff Alex | ®@ doing to get your paper to | 25 cents per week. being held this year in the United States, if all the entries | cents; public debt, 22.75 cents, and] not contemplated, Mr. Coolidge walt tnethners tint cabes forking 0M! McPherson today when no evidence As , ‘ " ; vars faye wwem, jarrive. This was the prediction made Tuesday night by | trust funds, 6.48 cents in referring further to the alr trar “| was found to hold him as being re- your home paper is working PACE ee hes “""!O. N. Summers, extension poultry specialist of the Univer. Who spends it portation question. He felt that with vaded by a professional gang of rob- | ; . J y and night to build your home | lve in the same old home town. | O. N. Summers, extens I y sp s e Univer- ponsible for the stills or whiskey.| day and night to build your hom apse sh * Legislative € n the appropriations alrea¢ de an berg, first Indicated some weeks 980] t14 claimed that the ppparatus be.| town and your home state. It Let us see that nobody else has | sity of Wyoming. et Bite cial aaerearany acre Sepia etsiavas cr when a set of burg tools and guns | iongea to Ramsey, it is id. supports and contributes to your a better old home town. | The statement emphasizes the im The poultry show is being } 1 ts: othe he Industry id should were found in an abandoned car. E —~— |, schools, your churches, your bus! _—~ which the turkey raising in: | ¢ Luditorium on the secor a "7.61 t nation n prabyieeh yaa in stole ” id wut ; fess houses and all your home = 4 | , inv this state ‘Be bot the bulidis fore th ; ‘ ; ; \ , ia ; ; ; suspicion coat tney recurnea etakea | MOTHER QF EIGHT [5 | sactisinartetsies aut forme | Holiday Vacation [et cast ‘ane month or team | canta Te lige bl fesse sesame a ones, | un one with recent robberies. hes Sa telat | g trade, Other shipments will | bits, « pig and ducks hav - wy S bs ne fiscal nt robberies, iad SO For Schools Here\* sto eastern pelute when the | Béen placed in the auditorium ents; labor, 025 ‘canta: navi, 9.55 the government, the | sinty forntlion in*s olen ‘town, Heats leeueard gets under way.| They are the pick of Wyoming and | cents: deficiency In postal revenues, | pressed hope that further 1 sixty families in your home to ———— "Wyoming poultrymen are turning | Part of Colorado and Nebraska. They | 0.71 cent ate, 0.47 cents; treasury} in taxes now proposed would serve , ‘That is SO THOnE thing it does for A two-weeks’ vacation for the hol-| their turkeys into money. They have | #te¢ the lucky ones that ha ped | 8.78 cents; public debt retirement, ns a fresh stimulant to general bust ita your home paper |{22¥8 Will be permitted Casper selected the best of thelr evel tone the axe, They have been ralved with | 14 omnte interest: on. public debt, nes He beliaved it would produce rear hibit here. Consequently magnifi-| the care given to thoroughbreds, | 22-75 cents eatmen St} fresh tax sources and Increase or CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dev. 9.—Mra.| does. It employes regularly more | S°h00!s this year, This Is a week | exh Thong are, strutting | and they’ will have thelr opportunity | funds, 5.60 cents; war, Including the} at least maintain. tie government's yo., h th h b nt toms and hens are trutting 4 James Sellers, the mother of eight is audnaped boys in profitable cae Meraee. Sen the costoniay |e irin their ipeds inthe plice'i halle €: y their owners by displaying | Panama Canal, 9,94 cents; District} revenue requirements without the ghildren,, paid a fine of $100 in po-, Work and at the same time, gives Fthe past. Schools will close Decem-| seventh and Center strets, taking | thelr perfection to the judges and to | of Columbia, 1.04 cents H x of present a. lice. court after being arraigned ‘on! th 7m valuable business training. | ber 18, and will not open again un- pride in their geldant prefection and the public. 9 The outlook for the coming fiscal | Fanageeek charges of selling — intoxteating Your home paper is doing its | tl January 4. waiting for the verdict of the judges| 1” the basement of the Elks' butld PROMINE HELD. ar, st le,” Mr {| CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec, 9.—()|Vquor. Lila Day, who was arrest-| Part for the old home town, We which shall determine to which of} !ns meanwhile are béing shown po REIRUT, Syria, Dec. 9.—UP)—Sev- | Coolidge continued. t year it --A. D. Kelley, 67, prominent for| ed with her, was assessed a similar] re all partners in this home | those will be awarded highest hon- | teaual crops. The finest of seed corn, | eral prominent Turks have been ar-| 1s estimated that ordinary r 40 years in business and political] fine. town thing, We must work on es wheat, oats, potatoes, barley, beans,| rested in Damascus on charges on] ceipts will be $ 000 and ex affairs here. died suddenly at noon| ‘The women are alleged to have| the home town job or we will not —— | hays, and other products is sho intelligence with the Druse bands | penditu $ This indi today. Death was attributed to] each sold a pint of liquor to persons inh a Li pes of It. 3 j ‘70, 000 ' (Continued on Page Four) I who are fighting the French cates a surplus of $330 00." heart failure. fore .bélpgyarrested): pailoe. ea @ are doing our part again 10,000 Starv arving | ae ge = Grand Jury to Take suseest Up Jury Tampering seized Scotch liquor from the see | — er Coal Harbor here today, 10,000 rats . . — inte lal r swarmed the deck of the erat. |RReports of Attempts to Fix Jury in| errs! marriages” Santora told The hold of the dingy’ schooner | he had been approached by other wan alive with starving rodents, Rhinelander Trial Reach Court residents of Yonkers during the trial | whose food supply was shut off when but he was only able to give the | the Conl Harbor was setzed several } months digo and anchored off Yerba and Investigation Opens peniacee cha (aenevay hia! 0! » h is strike at he Buena island in San Francisco bay, Roh ate phere epus i Son of Rich Family! Gets Prison Parole i FRAN , Cal., De | #)—When the government officls rriages,” Sanford told Release of Ira Perry, Jr., Given Life|vyere, sewers verry pieaaet | guilty. A plea for leniency before the Sentence on Plea for Leniency, nentencing judge brought a lite term instead of death. The pardon board Just Disclosed in Illinois first commuted the Judge's sentence to the equivalest of a manslaughter t atic ecnviction, word from Springfield ‘And , . The rats managed to keep alive by ve ll p at r pounceron of ju ate, ( < 2 oh ee ag nd here we have eating the corks ftom a number’ of WHITE PLAINS, N, Y., Dec. 9.—(?)—The West- | More SAOUERE <0) Baer Utne. a SGie CHICAGO, Dec. 9.—(P)—Ira Perry, Jr., son of wealthy | yi, parole bocrd took the stand mest op at ASKEM, Oe he Shop- || vottles of Scotch, rye and cham |chester county grand jury today was directed to conduct | .7y 2roUset, must stor.” parents, given a life sentence in prison in April, 1922, for | int Perry was forced to drive the ata! Cy mlece. | Believes in || pagne that had been exposed by the | ay investigation of an alleged attempt to tamper with the | Assistant District Attorney Coyne ina e ute 2 robbe but has also asked Uncle | | tron ici Haag murder in a holdup, has been released from the Joliet peni- | »tomobilo used by the robbers and | | Fart and her dad for a silver || 0INE OF cases. jury which heard Leonard Kip Rhinelander’s annulment hyegterpes leap eahe pet ae said teiat A 4 was {ignorant of thelr purpose, that The Coal Harbor was seized inst vengary SPO red rk py easy fliach Perry |e remained outside the” jewelry | | COmPact> ° january off the Golden Gate. it is |SUit against his mulatto wife, Alice Beatrice Jones. site's aceiA July aeat ait Sn teeee olice officials an sprogecn ors, who Bele young Perry jst while the murder was com shopping days left || 2"ne?. >¥ the Canadian-Mextcan Frederick G. Sanford, a juror in the trial, told Justice | gation begun had confessed two murders and about sixty holdups which | mitted and was induced te shoulder | 1 py eg Shipping company of Vancouver and} Morschauser that he had been ap-| the Rhinelander ¢ Itano N. Mills, attorney for Rhine nottbd-romne $200,000, sald they had) whichs wax nade? « Ive October |ile blame beckuse.of Ure before Christmas. under charter to the Consolidated | proached by a certain Yonkers mun| “I gathered ¢ he fay lander today he would submit recelved no notice of the parole|3i, ‘he victms in both instances! his family. ek Sete xporters, Limited, of Vancouyer, J whe had broaghed the subject of | Rhinelandex and was oppos 4 20 jug ane case Peiday * ;