Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 2

Sun'day, October 25, 193 THE CA SPETC TRIBUNE HERALD Page Two HOOVER BROADCASTS RELIEF! PLEA MEN PICKED TO STABILIZE NATION'S BANK SYSTEM iIS C01E TO mm TEACHERS' AID FDSHAV FACES SEGOI TRIAL Woman Juror Defeats Court Conviction Chicago Instructors BIOS FOR TWO TURKS ON TEAPOTARE ASKEQ Sealed bids for two l.OOC-La-rr-redwood tanks for a wattr systi at Camp' No. 1, U. S. naval parol, eum reserve in Teapot Dome. Via be received until 11 o'clock day morning, Nov.

2, at tlie eff r. of Comdr. A. A. Baker, at 510 cI solidated Royalty building, it ry announced Saturday.

Specifications call for a bid the two tanks and the together with connections to th existing water piping system. Oil Tariff Bloc Urged on West Get Money Again CHICAGO, Oct. 14. UP) There were dollars In sight todav for the MINNEAPOLIS. Oct.

24. (JP city's 14,000 school teachers, payless since April. Bankers announced yesterday that they would come to the rescue of not only the cash-bankrupt school board but also the city administra I i If fjj I tion In buying recast tax warrants whenever possible. V. B.

Foshay will have a second chance to win freedom from government charges of mail fraud because the only woman member of the Jury which heard his trial Mrs. Genevieve A. Clark of Minneapolis, said she trusted him. On Jan. 11, the second trial of the promoter with six codefendants will begin, following the dismissal yesterday of the panel which was unable to agree on a verdict after deliberations lasting more than a week in which the woman consistently refused to change her mind.

The 11 men who were members of the panel were agreed, voting for conviction of the seven men. But Mrs. Clark voted for acquittal The decision was made after representatives of the school board and the city met with agents of the Continental Illinois Trust and Savings, the First National, the Central Republic, and other banks. For months they have refused to 4 t5 EL DORADO, Oct. 24.

Congressman C. Garber, ErJd. Okla, urged a West-South political combination against eastern interests relative to an oil tariff in an address here before the Kansas Independent Petroleum association. He challenged Secretary Wilbur's authority to conduct an investigation of the oil industry in Kansa and Oklahoma and declared shall either protect this great industry with an oil tariff or should make every effort to revise this protection we have extended the buy 1931 warrants because of the uncertainty of collection not only of 1931 but of 1930 taxes. School board officials began work yesterday on legal details of the plan to obtain $7,000,000 needed for teachers salaries.

Under the plan sanctioned by the on the 200th ballot as well as the first and her colleagues finally gave up the effort to convert her to their view. The group was given the case Oct 16. Here are the 12 men and their two attorneys, selected as, directors of the National Credit Corporation formed at the request of President Hoover to stabilize the banking structure of the nation as they held their first meeting at New York with George M. Reynolds, of Chicago, elected chairman of the billion-dollar corporation's board. Left to right, front row, Daniel G.

Whig, of Boston; George M. Reynolds; Mortimer N. Buck-ner, president, of New York, and Walter W. Smith, of St. Louis; rear, Alfred E.

Mudge and Alfred A. Cooke, attorneys; Arthur E. Braun, of Pittsburgh; Edward W. Dscker, Minneapolis; John M. Miller, Richmond, Frank B.

Anderson. San Francisco; John K. Ottley, Atlanta; Nathan Adams, Dallas (in extreme rear); Liv Dismissal of the group came when city council, the school board would raise the Interest rates on the warrants held by the city from 4 to 6 per cent: the city would dispose it was reported to Judge Joseph Molyneaux that Mrs. Clark had suf President Herbert Hoover is' photographed on board the battleship U. S.

S. Arkansas, near Annapolis, on his trip to the sesqui-centennlal celebration of Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown. After landing, the chief executive broadcast an appeal to the nation for unemployment relief In Dehalf of community funds. of them to banks and private interests, and reinvest in 1931 educational warrants. ingstone E.

Jones, Philadelphia, and W. S. McLucas, of Kansas City, Mo. fered a fainting spell during the noon recess induced by the strain of the continuous efforts to win her to the position taken by the men. 9- STARTING 'EM IN YOUNG awarded the E.

H. Harriman memorial award gold medal for the best 1930 safety record among railroads, operating 10,000,000 or more locomotive miles. The award vas made at a luncheon given by the American Museum of Safety. The New York Central railroad received a certificate of honorable mention in competition with the Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Wins Harriman Memorial i Flfllf Gangster Grabs Bucket to Ward Off Photographer NEW YORK.

Oct. 24. The Pennsylvania railroad today was -rW mlilHk, -h Friendly Portland Whale Killed; Sailor Hopes to "Cash in" on EtlielKert Mini Tmim THOS. EDISON'S VOICE One of the most prized objects In the possession of the Farrens Music rranmnv. 128 West Second street.

PORTLAND, Oct. 24. (JP) CHICAGO, Oct. 24. (JP) The steady composure that Al Capone maintained during his trial broke today a half hour after he was taken to the county jail as he attempted to attack a newspaper photographer with a water bucket.

The photographer, Thomas Johnson, arrived late and trained his camera on the gangster. Picking up the bucket, Capone bellowed: Dead is Ethelbert, a harpoon through Suffered Terribly With Tetter Two Years. Healed by Guticura. I suffered terribly with tetter for two years. It was on my face, back, scalp and arms.

The itching and burning were severe and I could not sleep at night. My clothing aggravated the breaking out and it caused disfigurement. "I tried different remedies but without success. I read an advertisement for Cuti crura Soap and Ointment so purchased some, and after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was completely healed." (Signed) Mrs. L.

Frazier, 12422 Imperial Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. Soap 2Sc Ointment 25 and 50c T'rnm 25e. SoU everywhere. Sample each free. Address: "Caticsra Laboratories, Dept.

Maiden. Mom." was reported tto have harpooned Ethelbert this morning, with Intentions to scuttle a few coins from the public that wished to view the mammal. Ethelbert, so dubbel by those who saw him at play, first put in an appearance on Columbus day in Ore is a phonograph record, on which is preserved the voice of Thomas Edi-Fon, a gift to the company from Edison. The disk was recorded on the occasion of a family reunion at Mr. TTriisnn's heme at West Orange.

N. the back of the friendly whale that visited Portland after a fresh water (trip of 114 miles up the Columbia river. For exhibition purposes was the five years ago. It was strictly a souvenir record, on the occasion of the distribution of a new machine deep sea visitor killed, said reports reaching: the Oregon Humane so gon slough, a branch of the Columbia river here. Several times since the strange visitor had been seen ciety, which announced it would constructed by the Edison Talking Machine company, sent the Farrens seek arrest of El Lessard, self styled diving and blowing, seeming to en-Joy the fresh water bath.

"whaler of the old school." Lessard firm by the famous inventor. Order Placed for Five New Planes By War Department TH knock your block off!" He was quickly surrounded by guards and led away. Previously as he was led from the courtroom, on his way to the United States marshal's office, he confronted a battery of photographers, with: "Get enough, boys, you won't see me for a long, long time. Lost Man Named Murphy Who Came From County Clare Niece of Queen Mary Weds FOR HOME COMFORT, BURN Gebo Coal and Coke PHONE 949 NATRONA TRANSFER Commoner; Wears Old Veil WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.

UP) Five Lockheed, lowwingea airplanes of a new experimental type were iuuiuj, mi active meiuucrs OX me party, evidently hf lieve starting their younger members in earlv in BALCOMBE, England. Oct. 24. The queen was there but King George remained at Sandringham. (JP) Lady May Cambridge, niece of Queen Mary and daughter of the nmcAGO.

Oct. 24. U) James Storage and Fuel Co. ufiaicu ua.jiu ana arm. IN OtG ftt7en littJe boy in his father's arms is according "Handsome Adolf a salute after Hitler.

Fascist leader, made a speech in Berlin denouncing the present Government in Germany. Earl of Athlone. was married to McSweeney, secretary of "the police dpnartment. received a letter from Little Princess Elizabeth, of the Duke of York and "Lily-bet" to thousands of her countrymen, was a bridesmaid. day to Captain Henry Abel Smith commoner, in a wedding service Alfred Finn, 228 St.

Nicholas avenue, New York City, yesterday, which ordered tcaay oy tne war from the Detroit Aircraft corporation at a cost of $166,332. The price includes spare parts and engineering data. The army air corps will experiment with the planes, which are of the two-seater pursuit type, to ascertain whether they can be used advantageously in attacks as well. While a pursuit plane is designed primarily to combat other planes, an attack ship is designed especially for use aaralnst ground troops. from which the word "obey" wc read: omitted.

"I am trying to find a family named Murohv. One member of the Archbishop William Carter, for mer archbishop of Cape Town, per formed the ceremony, using the ser family Is on the police force. Would you please send me tne aaaress 01 vice of the new revised prayer book. Policeman Murohv. I think ne came 7 LadyMay was the first royal bride in England who did not promlse'at from County Clare.

Ireland." McSweney got out Tne police ros the altar to "obey" her husband. ter. She wore the priceless lace wed On It were 50 Murohvs. ding veil her aunt Mary wore 38 Ten were from Ireland, and two years ago when she married the Enjoy the from County Clare. Duke of York, now King George GLOBE HOTEL Wheatland, Wyo.

Strictly Modern Cafe in Connection And so Mcsweener wrote: DENVER, Oct. 24. (UP) The Englewood State bank, Colorado's most robbed institution, will provide a few surprises for the next holdup who walks into the institution, C. W. Bish, president, announced today.

Bulletproof glass will enclose the tellers' cages, and a tear gas sys Her dress was of antique satin, flow any would-be robber's eyes, has been planned. All around, the bank will be "bandit-proof," and the Englewood institution will have the distinction of being the first so-equipped concern in this region. Twice within the past two weeks, lone gunmen have looted the institution. Two previous robberies within the past two years, have established a real record for the bank. "John Murphy, No.

2, County Clare," and said: ing in soft folds to her ankles. There was a lustrous satin train and the Convenient Heat of hope this Murphy Is your Mur sleeves were long. phv." Thousands of sightseers had come to the little village hours before the tem, designed to bring remorse to ceremony, crowding around the me! HUMPHREY Padiantfup lowed old St. Mary's church and In the road near the home of the iOT bride's father. There wrere extra itiUif Are All His Statements police to handle the crowd and EVERYBODY KEEP BORAH 01 EVE the traffic problem was no small detail for this wedding was one of the most Important of the season.

As "Correct" as This? Statement of Foreign Relations Committee Woman Who Killed Brother-in-Law Is Over three milfion "American families are now enjoying the healthful radiant heat of the Humphrey Radiantfire. The ever increasing popularity of the Humphrey Radiant' fire is due to the fact that it produces exactly the same kind cf heat as Nature's great generator, the sun. Radiant rays pour forth into the room to warm the solid objects. Meanwhile, the air through which. the rays pass remains temperate, active, invigorating.

Rooms equipped with a Humphrey Radiantfire are never stuffy or oppressive- Chairman Stirs Washington Gossip Statement of Mayor Ro well: Given Five Years "All work and supplies for cars not owned by City WASHINGTON, Oct. 24. (JPh- lication at great length and In great detail, even suggesting a re if iilliin Jru flr. SEATTLE, Oct. 24.

(P The Whether he Intended it or not, Sen vision of the Versailles treaty and ator Borah found today that he had maximum manslaughter sentence of five to 20 years was Imposed today readjustment of the Polish corri projected himself Into the Hoover on Mrs. Florence Secord Kitoff, 32, stoppe'd at City Garage, and same made self-supporting." Here Are the Facts: Report of Municipal Garage foreman for 1930: formerly of Butte, who fatal Laval negotiations with such Unexpected and terrific force as to all but take the spotlight away from ly shot her brother-in-law. Paul Kitoff. San Francisco Russian, on a tne wnite House. downtown street here last May.

While the president and the dor. The words of the foreign relations committee chairman, reproduced in the morning newspapers, were read with amazement by many officisls who had been counselling against any public expression Just now on these delicate subjects. From the front pages of several of the papers read in Washington the massive features of the senator looked Tried for first degree murder, she had pleaded mental Irresponsibility testified beatings Inflicted by her French premier were talking in the Lincoln StUdV. With onlv a. Kiv.lino SERVICE TO There is a Model to Fit Your Needs There are thirty-six beautiful designs to choose from there ar Authentic period models for fireplace installations.

Come in Monday and make your selections the whole family will enjoy the fireside charm and sunlike heat of the Radiantfire. statement to tell the world what it husband, Mike Kitoff, were to blame was about, Mr. Borah spoke for pub- for her condition. She also said Paul Kitoff interferred in an attempted reconciliation with her husband. out at readers, high and low, while the photos of Mr.

Hoover and Mr. Laval were discovered in subordin Private Cars of City Employes Cost the city for gas, oil, anti-freeze and repairs THE SUM OF $2,250.60. This includes $99.67 for gas, oil, for the private car of City Treasurer LeRoy Joyce. The jury returned a verdict of RILEY'S CAFE ENTERED manslaughter. ate places.

1 1 i 'I Some of these naners 1m imm ID ROBBED SATURDAY inently quoted M. Laval as caution ing the French newspapermen who A COMPLETE FIREPLACE No. 501 (See below) The Humphrey Radiantfire Mantel is a complete fireplace unit. The Mantel can be furnished I 1 mahogany, three coats flat white. finished birch or turn, and unfinished quartered Forty-five dollars and ni rTiArV came over witn mm not to take too seriously the words of a senator who spoke only for himself, and as MUI were stolen irom Kiiey's cafe, 144 South Center street, early Satur FOR MAYOR warning that he did not come across the sea to engage in "polemics" with day morning.

A suspect Is being Mr. Borah. The oriein of this a 4 No. 95 Adam Deign Tm Rdints. Finished in arflw bright and bUek with pofished una.

No. 335 VntJ Mxil Ttn Radiants. Finished in Shaded Brass. Provided with. 4 -inch flue.

No. 20 Vented Room Hf Sven Radiant. Finished in Black. Maroon. Walnut Brown or Green.

not easily established. VOTE FOR evidently it came from someone in the French' delezatinn. t.hrnnei neia at tne city jau for Investigation, police reported Saturday. Although the screen on the rear window was found torn, it was not thought that anyone could enter the cafe by that means. The check was made out to Riley's cafe on the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company, and it was signed bv J.

F. Porter. ThP some one in the corps of French cor- 1CBMUI1UCI1MS. OTTO M. MM with Brass Trimmm.

rrovioes 3-ineh rlue. No. 31 Vented Room Heater Ten Radiant. Finished in Black. J-Uroon.

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-t vraavi cai aj-enue, Mrs. Helene Hutchlnsson will lecture on 'The Organization of the International Congres at Ommen, Holland." This Is the second rr series by Mrs. Hutchinsson. under nirributors of Natural Gas auspices of the Casper TheosorhiQi ft mm mt fc. The Carefree Fuel SOUTH CENTEB PHOXE 1501 vviutauv in.

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