Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 3, 1926, Page 1

26 | wo ~ ae ™ 1 ide mT v os | he WYOMING — Unsettlea , . Sere p & Ey 4 a Sunday, snow south por , DP ‘ = tion; Monday probably fair: vet not much change in tem- = ee perature. ts The Casper Sunday Tribune and The Casper Herald an VOL. XXXV TWENTY-SIX PAGES CASPER, WYOMING, SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926 MAIN NEWS SECTION NO. 22 ed. | TWELVE DEAD. SIX DYING IN FLORIDA BLAST TODAY “IS MISSING MEN | TODAYSTRIKEYS AND POLICE BATT ORs. Pst a | 1925 TOLD IN FIGURES Appropriate Gold. a, One Sad, Sour Note. Re : PER A KING AND QUEEN HEAD) eccs FLAMING AUINS Dry Chief's Own Vessel Defeated by Rum-Runners By Arthur Brisbane —_ 5 ODAY, everybody back to work except a few thousands that a regulate their own days and hours, usually taking an when it follows a F Peace, the Best News. $31,380, ABOARD UNITED STATES 2,100 ARRESTS ose few self regulators are, By rey pee 3 ° . ° 2.100 ARRESTS strangely, they that most earnestly east Guard curren Mo-|| Albert of Belgium Royalty Comes to People’s Aid MADE BY POLIC DOC, MIAMI, Fia., Jan, 2.—@)— Bf Two thousand ninety-e ts While Prohibition Director Lin- coln C. Andrews was ashore here tonight discussing means of de. feating the operations of rum smugglers, a high powered rum by the police depart and Wilhelmina | -.——- : w= during 195. Fines, coltectec’ te P 7 F AG 5 $28,382.50. Two thousand two hun Take Charge nent |Body of Victim Hurled ;| 150 Feet by Violence da eigthy-seven days wer prisoners. object to labor unions and others that try to make rules for them- ves, WAS a wonderful New Year, end and beginning, for those that like to end and begin in a way that waiters at all night restaurants will remember. Obser’ ant reporters in great cities, New York especially, pronounce it the spendingest New Year eve, in the history of American easy come, easy go. But that is over, until 1927, and the time has come to count the good resolutions and see how man. me through alive. PHILADELPHIA the Liberty Bell was rung, for the tirst time in 90 years, Mrs. Kendrick, the mayor's wile made it rir Hitting it with a gold hammer. It is cracked, but you could hear the old bell for several blocks, not bad, when you member all the constitutional amend- ments, etc. The gold hammer seems particu- larly appropriate, as the Yankee said when he saw George Washington's portrait hanging above a cinder track in Bugland, These are the golden days in America, Look Man and Three Women Are Jailed After Scranton Riot SCRANTON, Pa., Jan, 2.— (#)—The first act of violence in this city since the strike of the hard coal miners be- came effective September 1, occurred today when more than fifty men and women engaged in a battle with six motorcycle patrol- men and eight truck drivers. The vlash occurred at the Leggetts creek collier in North Scranton. One man was beaten on the head with a policeman's riot club and so seriously injured that he had to be taken to the state hospital. He and four other persons, three of them women, were arrested. ‘The disturbance came without warning. The truck drivers, who wee? hoat, with cases piled high, darted past the Mvdoc, only to escape among the schooners anchored nearby. The crew of the Modoc used rifles and a six pounder was brought into play, which fire forced an overthrow of several cases but the attack was aband- oned because of possible destruc- tion to nearby craft. B. B. Brooks on Advisory Board For Exposition WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—(#)- President Cooldige today appointed the national advisory commission to the sesqui-centennial celebration to be held im Philadelphia next sum- mer, James M. Beck of Pennsyl- vania, former solicitor general of the BRUSSELS,, Jan. 2.—()—Queen Wilhelmina of Holland, and Albert, king of Belgians, are trying to stem the tide of desolation which threat- ens to overwhelm their people be- cause of floods, Albert Is at Liege, which has suffered more from the present flood than from the German stege guns which leveled her forts in 1914, Wilhelmina has gone to Nime- guen in Gelderland, accompanied by the prince consort. The entire coun- try surrounding Nimeguen {s under water and the losses mount into mil- lions of florins. Some estimates place the losses around Liege at 20,000,000 francs Ten thousand houses are Isolated, and the residents have been blocked in for three days. One hundred thou- sand rations are being {ssued per day, with King Albert and his min- isters personally supervising this work. ‘The train service in central Bel- glum is paralyzed, great numbers of vest has been partly swept away by the flooding of the Lys. A slight fall KIN 7 ALBERT cattle have perished and the flax har- Mayor Scott Will Assume Office, Announcing Appointees Monday Highty-eight arrests were December anc t lected. MARRIAGE LICENSES FOR YEAR DECREASE The work of Dan Ci during the y 1925 as comp: with 1924 in Natrona county. There were 822 marriage Ilcenses issued. Three hundred ninety licenses we tssued in the previous year, accord- Ing to records at the cou office. Figures for divorce decrees haye not been compiled, EEO RESIGNS ° PRESIDENT lerk’s | of Explosion; Damage Placed at $200,000 PENSACOLA, Fla., Jan. 2 —wWith the known dead numbering twelve, ten in- jured in hospitals, and five workmen missing, firemen continued tonight to battle flames which resulted t y when a t at the Newport Tar and ine company, explo¢ Is estimated the dam- 00. fire re Turper F © officl $200, The cause of t ie explosion was undetermined tonight. Ma: of those killed were badly mutilated and some of the bodies are still in the burning unit. It will probably be impossible to remove them to- night, officials said. Firemen reported they could seo three bodies behind a barrier of t 2 Oames in the unit where the explo- sion occurred. It was believed sey- 1 of those who are missing ma have been trapped by smaller ex- plosions in some of the other burn- } sks em Will gtx of the injured are not expected ake Home in San | sar’ Tar from the retort was hurled in Diego Hereafter around carefully in 1926 and pick UP) \ere hauling coal to hospitals, were | United States, was named as chair- your share, all signs predict a marv-|"\i.coq to have been attacked by | ™an. elous supply, and, such times won't) +i, crowd. Clubs were used and} The commission is comprised of last forever. stones and other missiles hurled. As| two members from each of 41 states. | the policemen charged the crowd|It will have charge of the govern- One sad note rings from the White | tno men and women turned on the|ment’s participation in the celebra-| Rhine at Highest eins The LS ereeere pores about] officers and for fifteen minutes the | tion, Mark in History the farmers’ attitude. en all the 5 , d 5 Be eS ee raerners persist. in| L&tt Was furious. Finally the po-| ‘The. membership of.the commis-| COLOGNE, Jan. 3,—UP)—The Hee A ese thtude, Senator Cap. | ice aided. by the truck: drivers, ot] sion inclides: Wyoming—Bryant #.| Rhine river today surpassed all flood he upper hand, a: leged at- : per, who knows rs, says they | sockere fled. Brooks and Patrick J. Queal: (Continued on Page Nine) might think as they vote, or even “ Pf the miners unlon had vote as they think, serious threat posit iO Poe e caeniaeee tora rapablican. senators to haul the coal to hospitals. A number of the striking mine work- ers, however, were safd to have ex- pressed disapproval of this action. Quiet prevailed tonight in the vi- cinity of the colliery and the aw thoritles sald they had the situation well in hand, Mayor-clect J. T. Scott will take office at a council meeting to be held at the city hall at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon, This will be the last session for the old administration and the first for the new one. Mr. Scott will make known his appointments at that time. Mayor S. K. Loy will open the meeting with the council that has served un- der him. Then the affairs of the city will be turned over to Scott. Holdover cduncilmen are A. EB. Chandler, 1. Thomas, and H, H. Brown w councilmen elected at the last municipal election are L. D. Branson, Carl Gompf, and. Louls J. Baerthel. was observed in the Meuse at Liege this morning but rain set in again this afternoon and the waters are rising. all directions contributing to the rapid spread of the f The ex plosion is said to have catapulted one man through the roof of the F building. His body was found 150 | Announcing) that_he would leave soon for Ban/Diego, Cal., where “he | ‘et #Way. " and Mra. Reed will make their home, | _ 8° hot were the flames that the re L. A. Reed resigned yesterday as iforced glass in the windows of the | president of the Casper community; *tructure melted and hung lke fund. Mr. felcles from the steel window sashes. Reed’s resignation was| oct cider ee r " submitted at a meeting of the board | Steel girders as large as & man® Be /alceotors, Ung or the board | waist were twisted and bent in the ’ a Airectors. H,y_C. Chappell, vice | Men none, president, will be acting president | '"‘° este Gist LS | until January 20 at which time the|, Automobiles belonging | to em: rie Ltn ‘ntte | ployes of the company which were ‘The president has talked to them. Our “best minds” have assured them that they are all right, as long as railroads are paying dividends regu- larly but as the doormouse said of his watch, after he had put the best 1 meeting will be . 50 y: ° S. W. Conwell was chosen to fii | Parked 150 yards from the retort CHIC riman me d by th (F)—The Har award n Museum of Non-Union Men S = . * ber of the board of directors. Mr ia nailer shields Grease Now Shipped East Will Be Put COUNTESS CUES Sees asio tg nigh a gt tags | ane ft) 0) Wiadabiallis nado Reed would leave here in about two |" r r veeks. | in Containers Here After March 1, week war, but compelled farmers, to hold} Buckskin today will be sought at But such questions are included in} © ‘ht. comps y here he was general super- questioner. eighteen months’ {dleness were taken Great Western Reed remained would continue his relations with the | him, a hard problem canning plant for this purpose. been renewed for another year. butter inside of it, “Nothing seems to please them.” | ee ee omer n . You might ask why the farmer | Told to Leave, sts e gets only three cents for mill that] EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan, 2.—@) costs the censumer 15 to 25 cents —Federal injunction to prevent repe- Or why the government allowed | tition of the disturbance at the Bosse | everybody else to raise his prices in| Coal company’s non-union mine at Mr. Reed has been a resident of Greatine New Local Job cantor for thirteen yearn, terors | SAtety Medal down the price of wheat their| once, Walter Korff, general man- bd reating New Local Joos the Standard O11 company purchased one chance to make a killing. ager of the company, declared to- > the plant of the Midwest Refining Is Awarded to the word “bolshevism,” and do not} Five miners brought to the mine Greases and oils manufactured at the Casper refinery Intendent of the Midwest plant and become any 100 per cent Americ to prepare it for reopening after of the Standard Oil company of Indiana and heretofore uso the plants at Laramie and Grey ti he (eax i see, shipped to Whiting, Ind., for canning, will after March 1 H i eal oe Fen) TOaTAl sg when ‘the ‘rom the premises by a group o * : . Seg eieatidunel “thas aie Wrens ‘The republican problem is how to] union miners. They were found later of this year leave the plant here in containers, ready for eee ith the Midwest as ~ help the farmer and make him happy, | at a railroad station, where they had Fo er Veter. Chi f the wage asa meant of chenges recently authorized. The fe < . director. He safd last night he ¥ " 1 f g 5 ; + . A without really doing anything for (Continued on’ Page Nine) rm teran 1ef| barrel plant of the Casper works is being converted into a Karolyi 5 Wife Hopes bb ee Alway Americ active in public affairs It’s so simple with railroads. When to Carry Case to Additional men will be given em- to Force Kellogg her . Mr. Reed hag played a promt afety to t 9 division of a ste ° PSI they need money, a government com) Rich Ranchman | Supreme Bench _ | Morment, hers, by, the smprovement : nent part in activities for the good |Fallroad which has been d every one Is happy mu preme Denc and the importance of the plant will to Okeh Visa of the community. His interest in| cessful in protecting the ives and and every one appy- grow in proportion. Some 10,000,000 i ' ulth of its employes and the pub- ded to tho west- Chicago Great } baseball resulted in his organizing | © — if thg Midwest league which attracted has been a Begins 3-Y ear NOR the world in general, Europe's ern division of the CHICAGO, Jan. 2.—(United Press.)| pounds of grease and about 5,000 : —The fight to free Col. Charles R.| cases of lubes will be canned in Cas- RA Forbes, former head of the veterans’ | per to supply the trade in the Rocky world that really had a big war, WAHINGTON, Jan. 2.—()—The| Professional baseball players of ex-| ‘7 ca ‘ 7 and carries its marks, the best 1926 m F y 3 r much-discussed Karolyi case, grow-|ceptional ability yeaterny railroad, for the year 2034- ae ta in wounds hape 4or prolonged er. as orger. bureau, and John W. Thompson, mil-| mountain region. The canning of inv out or the’ rere ct the-“atate Mr Resdchas<t on aa c. Hinkle, general manager of the news is in id hope \ ‘| lonaire St. Louts contractor, con-| lubricating oils already hds been Aanesteatoi kw: ; Dhar ek ioe thal Gagnes: cn Gr Western, will leave Monday Common sense, made into a vieted jointly of conspiracy to do-| Started Pe eee ‘Noah Oi ealrmaga rs Ate er f York, where the presen F jitter expe! ee y spiracy to do. . tion bars to, Cc Yatherine Ka miiierce Rnd’ ot ithe! Caknae ‘ ork, where the presenta ty. ab: 1 ape oe Piaget raud the government in connection| ‘The {mportance which the new de- | civ], with Geet tentc es ariel clut : : t the medal will place. oer : . | SIOUX FALI D., Jan, 2—(#) | with veterans’ hospitals, will be car-| partment will assume in the future > ne | of ry, has in t ——__.— — re were no fatalities on the di is at leas! | —Peter Magnuson of Tindall, owner| tied to the United States supreme|of the plant here cannot t ti. | r, Jan, 2 The} cour Ision di g24 only 19 minor : iis ot ral South Dakota ranches val-| Court if necessary, defense attorneys| mated yet. It will mean, othe | In . { the | mane iia moet haBaincats ued at several million dollars, start-| declared tonic! janother outlet here for the ation r | py Columt : —_>— jaw SUA intte isthe “new, ereat ed serving a three-year sentence for| Today the United States circuit] of the Salt Creek ofl field. ; ra & ‘per t ; Stat poe, forgery in the penitentiary here to-| court of appeals sustained the lower| gix of tt ww. tape high presvure| cL sree’, tates will oper: he 7 2 2 would like to show the world = : f Six of the new type high pressure | gay hefore interstate commerce com cor ! i \DAaANK SUC he could have done, in place of Foch court conviction and sentence. Forbe: | stills at the Standard plant here were | (2% Defore interstate commer , “pie n E fa | ittement Loyd George and. Clem Hui | ‘Three years ngo Magnuson was |y-04 Thompson were sentenced to two! put into operation December 31. Six] [yn uo, Graminers: Cisde B, Altehl | her pass 5 | Pepto, England, Germany want] convicted at Tnidall of forging cat-| Cars in Leavenworth penitentiary | others which are still in process of wilt Sy at ne fede Ce mane Dec. 31 Asked peac it they don't change their| tle paper amounting to $1,000,000.) 8") Were assessed $10,000 fines | construction should be completed Whig baring. dubear ts ted to| , The petition was fil ith the] RAWLINS, Wyo., Jan. P) - Ininds, they can havo it. That Is|The prosecution contended he made] a7. aants are out «oo | Shout February 10. lent thom taorth thes etka, Tears Sere of the coureand wi come | George ‘ the best of news for the whole world,|® practice of giving two chattel : 3 re out on $5,000! iexport shipments of gasoline from Mendy hae been held at chi. | BP for consideration until next week. ) * bond. They will be free for at least mppia at Ob « including this countr; mortgages on the same herd of cat-| 90007 1 , ast l¢he Casper plants continued at an av- Denver, San Francisco, st.|2% ‘t+ the countess, whose exclusio! Asiciald tle and disposing of them at two aif-| 2° @a¥s more: penc ing an appeal for] orage rato during December, the| Pau! and Dallas ; p charanterisad 4. Me te y | news than peace news for th On appeal from conviction the] hearing, the case will ba cenealantts ens carrying | Sn, semreests ot] earnings are St, Ber oon, ine peer son's te, obtect OF has visit wee a that look far al believing in| state supreme court up‘eld the ver-| the supreme court 6,000,000 gallons were loaded out for} stead of th 75 per cent deemed “y r | reincarnation brir dict and last June he was sentenced] Forbes is In Boston, suffering trom pearen Bae, vee caueene # | fair by the Interstato commerce com- | | : ae Ree 1 rH sl ‘ ? f mn of all earth to live man to threa years in the penitentiary. serious illness, according to re-| qeiiverien as 5 Wo nkers. These | mission. Opponents of the increase, | © pi : ; é sa PAE il : yu RES ; ne. Of sua of standing announces that the e Stays of execution were granted to] ports here. ‘Thompson also is sald a are made on a contract commissions and farmers and | “0% eer nad tia e r December 31 | (Continued on Page Nine) enable him to harvest his crops, to be ll. wie hay Leelee ponpany, of er zat declare the | F Maan y De ae ti pa Loulsiana for 100,000,000 gallons a} increase ts not justified In the west ry had no righ ud r rape, Sovernment charges that | year and go to England and Euro-| on the basis of valuation and that if | P¢ san ence ers ores, reat ge pean countries. An unconfirmed re-| certain economies were prac The leg ceedings are regard acts to fav: jompson and es Haka vend 4 ed at th partment as of PORES faithe ween eid toto tne: aan | eo states that the contract has ' railroad earnings would be adequate. | Poon Tins creat |b ally Po tracts to Thompson and his firm. the first time for court interpreta —— tion the question of the discretionar ce F rench R 1 As long as men were satisfied with caves—used ani- |] Powers vested In the secretary ¥ \ ' E O N FR oO M A N @ Lees} ° epulse mal skins sewed together with fish bones and thorns || °**!"*!°" 2° | Riff Onslaught for clothes—painted their bodies—used shells and id x i ; waRa feathers for ornaments |Mi week Storm Calit., Jar MILAN, Jan. 2.—(United Press.)}— the Rumanian crown council, and RABAT, Morocco, Jan. 2.—U)—In | iple investigat Crown Prince Carol, of Rumanta,; the appointment of his son, Mihaf] a’ blinding snow storm today, the oe) spe | Break Fair f tonight fo Geteerat s vit Srioca) ana! eke eraray ihe (Michael), as hefr appareht to the i teats NRO) VIOLA E: BLEREI -they didn’t need classified ads - | to rea au ne sien Jille here and learne¢ "0 Peat f along the Ouergha against tribes | é : throne, the crown prince observed: 7 Unlied Press for the firet time that viich x 3 a Y <i . OT W j I . S ll Uniied Press tor, ‘talk of the world| ‘Most of these references to me rite Keren thy tage. mubinieaian te But—when reason, ambition and imagination became || eather pe f through his renunciation. of lis} are absolutely destitute of any truth. | flee before tho Ritfian attack when || 8Ctive, they produced smiling fields, property started || | rights to the Rumanian throne Until now I have received no official | they suddenly recelved support from |] UP, labor became necessary, faculties developed Itawidiseanony: / ; Registered at the hotel, too, 18] notification of the action ot the| French artillery fire. The Riffians, Ix athe ea Ls j Madame Magda Lupescu, of Buchar-| crown council.” In turn, were compelled to withdraw, : | aspen be ae att | cet, who Is belleved here to be the] ° He declared thereafter that he did | leaving the famous Rifflan chieftain, -th if. > i “pein Memeasat a ssary { waman who bas captured the young | not wish to talk further. Cald Allouch, among the dead. ey DID need classified ads [A bed aka Sod : prince's heart, causing his retirement] Madame Lupescu ts blonde with| ‘The French are dispatching rein | Watira ‘peclon abtatng from the royal family of his father-| blue eyes and flowing loc! She is | forcements to a number of points And as men progress mentally they use these ads more || :nia hip anentien irs 4 land. described as the daughter of an in-| where the Riffians seemingly axs|} and more. liek 1 Shown papers containing reports] dustrialist prominent tn Bucharest] anxious to inflict punishment on of his renunciation, its acceptance by | social circlesy tribes which deserted thelr cause,