Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 9

CASPER. WYOMING THE CASPER THimTNK-HERALD' Page Ten calling cut the state mi1--, construction cf Farkpr ir.tv SUIT CHARGES DGCUPATfONAL HATIOHAL FilE Work cn the Colorado was begun last l'--- 5 federal public works prcgrai In November iri. f- fought Eoulder dam e'errr. for vears. called r.nt- SK i Waltonian Fete Monday Celebrates Anniversary Box Social Caps Festivities Held at New Lodge Near Fort Caspar Park RIJGG WH Arizona Bases Protest on Pooling Gila Wiaters vdth Those of Colorado River Conference of 1922 Recalled as Representatives of States Confer Anew tuucu ucu iaw una.

2.j;eM 1 tructicn would not contin-? i FALSE ARREST Cheyenne Chief of Police Named News Behind the News out her consent. Tha additional rights to ti- rlt the Colorado river. WASHINGTON GEORGE DURNO The University of Una boasts 121 aluwr.i served in congress CHEYENNE, Jan. 15. (JPh A false arrest suit against Chief of Police T.

Joe Cahill was on file In the district court today. It was filed by F. D. McMillen, Hanna PHOENIX, Jan. 15.

Representatives of the Colorado riv (Coo tinned from Paste tone) ing of the 14th congress the lobbyist have descended on Washington What concessions, if any, the different states are prepared to make at the conference here has not been revealed. BBS Si! er basin states gathered about a con ference table here in anotner effort to break the deadlock that has existed among them since they first met more than a decade ago to divide the waters of the mighty stream. It was in November, 1922. that ARIZONA MUST SHOW CAUSE WASHINGTON. Jan.

Arizona was directed by the supreme court today to shew by April 1 why the United States should not be permitted to file suit to stop the state from Interfering especially by representatives of the seven states like the locusts of Egypt. Always numerous, cooking of the new deal's alphabet soup has provided them such vegetables to buzz around as they never saw before. Some of the administration Insiders are disturbed by the situation. They say there ought to be a law. Unfortunately others have said the same thing ever since the federal city was established on the banks cf the Potomac in 1800.

It is a fair bet that the new deal will have to struggle along with the Idbbyisis asd all the nther bell weevils who fatten on each administration in succession. Utah, Nevada, Colorado, Murine soothes end refreshes irritated eyes. Use it daily. California, New Mexico and Arizona met in Santa Fe and drew up an cgreement, commonly known as the Santa Fe compact" an agreement FIWWSfW Make to which Arizona refused to subscribe because it "pooled" the waters cf the Gila Tiver, a tributary cf the Colorado, with waters of the main stream. Shop Around Bo Sure Before, you buy.

Shop Around Novelty was Injected into an entertainment Monday night of the Izaak Walton league when a box social that conformed to the best traditions of early days capped a program celebrating the national anniversary of the organlaztlcn of the local chapter's new rustic lodge west of Casper. Fireplaces blazed brightly at either end of the commodious main clubroom, and a crowd made up of several score members, theif guests and wives participated in the festivities. A sale of the ornate boxes preceded the supper hour and a considerable sum was realized to finance some of the furnishings of the lodge. Charles E. Piersall was auctioneer and only one box cf coal and coke was sold.

Decoration cf the boxes revealed many ornate styles. In opening the meeting, Ralph H. Lytle, president of the chapter, referred briefly to the objects and purposes of the national organization, reviewed achievements of the Casper unit during the last year, and outlined plans for the future. With a recreatlorl center as provided by the lodge around which to build, it Is proposed to add rifle and archery ranges, skeet shooting to supplement the traps, and to place boats and canoes on the river. The league grounds adjoin those cf the Fort Caspar park, which are in line for development, and were landscaped last year by the planting of hundreds cf trees and shrubs, most of which weathered the severe drougth.

After turning the meeting over to Piersall, who presided as chairman, Lytle read an interesting and infor mative paper on "The Mocse," which will be added to the league library. In it he brought out the history cf this distinctive game animal, its habits and characteristics. It is the only animal, he said, that has come down through the ages em-tracing hundreds of thousands of years to remain unchanged. The moose Is believed to have emigrated to the North American continent from Asia by way cf the peninsula which ones crossed the North Pacific and the Bering straits. Lytle embellished his story by personal experience and observation.

Piersall-took advantage cf the opportunity to emphasize the significance of the league anniversary, and paid tribute to the organization as the only national group pledged to conservation purposes. A little later he qualified for the "tall story" club by reciting his most exciting moment in hunting big game, a tale that contained all the elements of susupense. Quail hunting In North Carolina was portrayed by moving pictures projected on the screen by Dr. C. H.

Carpenter. The nation's champion pointer fcr three successive years was shown in action. Two vocal sclcs by Miss Grace Slind, accompanied by Mrs. George Curtz, rounded out the She sang eld favorites. Joe Schilling responded to a lively encore on the picno cccordicn, and later provided inuclc fcr the dencing which pre-C3ded the supper.

Privileges of the lodee were extended to the public in an invitation cf the president, and the register already contains the names cf scores who have visited the place, erected as a CWA and ERA project. Arizona's refusal to sign A posi mine manager. McMillen seeks the $35 as return for his actual expenses following his arrest and the $10,000 for humiliation and damage to his reputation. He alleges in his petition that he was arrested on Dec. 17 and hailed into police court before Magistrate Thomas O.

Mllligan cn a charge that he "sold and delivered three loads of coal in the city of Cheyenne on the 15th day of December without having the necessary license to do so." McMillen charges the chief deprived him on these legal rights as an American citizen: To bs confronted with the witnesses on testimony introduced against him. To have a copy of the complaint so made against him. To act as his own attorney in his own defense. To have a speedy trial. Not to be required to give evidence against himself.

The ccmplaint alleges Chief Cahill recently was in the coal business and was friendly with the companies with whom McMillen might be in competition In his business of shipping ccal from the mine to Cheyenne. ESTATE GUARDIAN 29c Texts Seedless, Dozen Grapefruit tion she still stoutly maintains has been the chief point of dispute since. It was one of the principal arguments advanced by the other six states in Washington last month Spitzenberg Apples, 3 js. for 10c Grapefruit, large, ea.5c Oranges, fancy, doz.25c Permain Apples, lb. Sc Cabbage, pound ic Spudr, 7 lbs.

gc Turnips, 2 lbs. 5C Swest Spanish Cnions, 3 lbs. for 5C against approval by Secretary of the Should Replace Levy-on Property CHEYENNE, Jan. 15. The executive committee or the Wyoming Stock Growers association was cn recsrd today in favor cf the principle of an occupational tax similar to that new in effect in New Mexico, Washington and Indiana which would displace the levy on property fcr state tax purposes.

A resolution to that effect was passed at the committee's meeting yesterday and ordered presented to the legislature. It was proposed further that any revenue accruing from that form of taxation in excess of the limitations of a state levy revert back to the counties of origin. Every county in the state was represented at the meeting. There were mere than 43 members of the committee, officers and members of the association present. In addition to prominent individual stockmen who were present there were a number of officials including Thomas Cccper, president of the Wycmirs wccl growers, Herbert King, president of the Wyoming legislative council; William Wright cf Deeth, president of the Nevada ock Growers association; J.

Elmer Erock cf Kaycee, member of the committee cf 25 operating under the AAA and representing Wycming. Tuberculosis eradication among livestock was one of the principal subjects considered "durin? the forenoon session and steps will be taken to better acquaint stockmen with the provisiors cf the ruling under -hich that work is being done. It was pointed out that if stockmen do not desire to test 10 per cent of their cattle under paragraph cf the rules, they should take account of their sales." showing sold to packers who slaughter under B. A. I.

inspection, and should Send a report cf sales to commission firms and secure certificates cf inspection from the B. A. I. for tuberculosis accredited work. These reports should be for saies made during the foregoing year.

TWO CHARGED WITH MANN ACT VIOLATION ARE HELD FOR TRIAL interior Ickes of a contract which would have provided for storage cf 2,800,000 acre feet cf water fcr Arizona in Boulder dam reservoir. Eack in 1913, during consideration cf the Underwood-Simmons tariff act, Wocdrcw Wilson tossed a momentary bombshell into the ranks of the representatives cf the so-called predatory interests. He started a lobby invectigiation which ran many days but no report was ever made. Several years ago the late Senator Thsd Caraway cf Ark. got many headlines from his lobby investigation but no legislation.

It has been proposed time and that the lobbyists be forced to register publicly their connections. Even shculd an crder prevail it wcnld not stop them from using their influence real or imaginary, cn the members of our cugust 15c in Bulk, TWO Founds Spaghetti Secretary Ickes did not sign the contract. The Santa Fe compact divided the estimated 15 million acre feet of Milk, tall cans, ea.5Vjc Milk, small cans, ca. 3C Matches. 6 bexss 25c Puffed Wheat, Tomato Sance, 8 oz.

6c Buf'ter Cubes, lb. 28c Sugar, 5-lb. bag 28c Sugar Corn, can 10c water of the Colorado equally be tween the upper basin states. Colo rado, Utah, Wyoming, and New 15c Steak Sirloin, Pound IS NAMED IN SUIT Link Sausage, lb. 19c Boneless Beef Stew, per lb.

10c Pickled Pigrfect, 3 lbs. for 25c Veal Stew, 2 lbs 15c Pork Liver, lb. 8c Chipped Beef, lb. 27c Smoked Picnics, lb. 10c Spareribs, 2 lbs.

29c CHEYENNE, Wyo Jan. 15 GASPER BAI9K DEBITS Ml The suit of Winifred Johnston, widow cf the late W. G. Johnston, Salmon 15c publisher of a weekly newspaper at Worland, against the guardian of the estate cf Mr. Johnston's, first wife, was on file in the Wycming 12 PER GENT III LAST YEAR Increase of $5,562,000 Confirms Reports of Improved Business Conditions supreme court today.

Mexico, and the lower states. Ot the amount allocated to the lower stages, California has restricted herself, by legislative action, to acre feet. Nevada was to receive 300.CO0 leaving 2,800,000 acre feet of unallocated water. Arizona wants the secretary of the interior to award this water to her without charging the Gila river water against that amount. Construction of the proposed Farker dam for the metropolitan water district of southern California has become involved in the controversy.

Last November Gov. B. B. Moeur declared martial law on the Arizona side of the river and, dispatched a company of national guardsmen to prevent any construction on this side. The troops never reached the dam site for Secretary Ickes ordered work stopped when they were still 18 miles away.

Since then, however, the United States has asked the supreme court for permission to seek an injunction to prevent Arizona's Interfering with the nrolect. L. E. Laird, ranchman and man Cod, sliced, lb. Fresh Herring, lb.

Channel Catfish, lb. Mackerel, fresh, lb. 15c 17c 35c 29c ager of a sugar plant at Worland. who is petitioner in the probating of the will of Mr. Johnston and guar WDSU When there's another trump left in an opponent's hand, count cn Hney Long to take it cut.

The Louisiana Kingfish, in common with all other members of congress, can demand radio time from cither of the two big broadcasting companies. They are afraid to say no because there is always the chance of unfavorable rad'o legislation. They meet the issue by putting the world-be craters on around midnight and limiting them to 15-min-cte speeches, advance copies of which must be turned in for perusal. This irked the Louisiana Kingfish. So he had his automatic state legislature slap a tax cn corporation returns at the rate cf 50 cents per $1,000.

Revenue thus derived is to be earmarked for Louisiana State university and L. S. U. is duty-bound to buy station WDSU of New Orleans with the proceeds. Thus Emperor Long will have a radio station over which he will be r.ble to talk unchecked and Halibut, lb 22c Baby Trout, 33c Smelts, lb.

17c Fillet of Haddock, No bone or waste, lb. 25c Finnan Haddie, Boneless, lb. 27y2c Roll Mops, ea. 5c dian of Daisy Wilkinson, legatee, is defendant in the suit. er than Novembsr, while in 1934 the Kippered Salmon, per lb.

27Vic Bloaters, 3 fish 25c Salt Mackerel, ea. 10c Salt White Fish, ea.5c latter month stood cut as the lar Mrs. Wilkinson was Johnston's first wife. After she and the publisher were divorced Johnston married the plaintiff in the action. The suit is a contest over property left Fcr tlis week ended Jan.

2, of this year, the debits cf Casper banks amounted to $1,104,000, as reported by the Federal Reserve board, to Oysters 23c which the local association reports. by the publisher upon his death. ELK COMMISSION TO Business gains credited to Casper last year and reported by merchants and business firms in general are confirmed by final figures on bank dsbits to individual accounts, as compiled for 1934 and 1935 by Paul Bartling, secretary cf the Caster Clearing House association, cf which both banks in Casper are members. During the year recently closed debits rang up a total cf $49,084,000 as compared with $43,522,000 for the preceding year, an increase of The gain amounted to more than 12 per cent The debits apply only to individual savings and checking accounts. Peaks were reached in different months fcr the two years.

In 1933, the January total was slightly larg This was doubie the respective totals fcr Fremont, Grand Juncticn, and Independence, but a little less than Cheyenne, with its large state and federal payrolls, which reported a total MEET IN NEW YORK BECAUSE OF POPULAR DEMAND We Now Have the Second Shipment of the cf 1 1.329,000 for the same week. Banks in the Kansas City district, in which Casrer is included, reported total debits of $235,994,000 fcr the week, as compared with $215,741,000 for the corresponding week last year. SMELLY A minor scandal is brewing on Capitol Hill. During the recess, scmebody has been going south with congressional typewriters and ether property in the house office buildings. CODY, Jan.

15. H. Larom, Cody, dude rancher and president of the federal elk commission, has Issued a call for a meeting of the commission in conjunction with the twenty-first annual Famous Nation Wide 81 99 Charged with the practice ot slavery in Casper, and violation cf the Mann act, Richard Jones of South Dakota and Harold Dil-more, one-time local resident, were bound over to federal court, their bond set at $1,000 each. They will lace a hearing befcre M. P.

Wheeler, I United States court commissioner, In Casper, on Jan. 22. i The three women, whom the men itrere alleged to have "brow-beaten" 'ted coerced into participation of the white slavery practices, were re-jjaased, to return to their respective families in South Dakota, which they recently deserted. R. T.

Mann, agent cf the bureau bt Justice at Denver, investigated the case at police headquarters dur-tag the last several days. W. C. Miller, local fingerprint expert, sent in the prisoners' fingerprints to the bureau of identification at Washington, and a report is expected back this week. meeting of the American Game as sedation In New York, Jan.

23-23. Larom pointed out the main ob One congressman who came back I and fcund two of his typewriters A. W. O. L.

talked around with his colleagues a bit and discovered there ject of the elk commission meeting will be to enable the commission to discuss conditions along the north was a mild epidemic of thievery. A quiet investigation is under way which probably will blossom out shortly with an unhealthy odor. ern line cf Yellowstone park and ONE KILLED, ONE WOUNDED III ATTEMPT TO LOOT DRUG STORE Colorado Druggist Opens Fire When Burglars Try to Dynamite Safe the necessity for reducing the northern herd by some 3,000 ani mals The park service has given notice that the herd has increased so rapidly In the past few years that there Is insufficient range within the ter ritory to take care of them. one-rootThouse is LATE DEATHS ICnown from coast to coast for their smooth finish, soft texture, and long wearing dependability! Tested by 104 launder-ings in General Electric appliances at the Century of Progress, they showed hardly TAXES Headquarters of Veterans of Foreign Wars are advancing the ne plus ultra argument in furtherance of their fight for immediate cash payment of the bonus. In effect it runs as follows: "Payment of the cash bonus will insure peace.

It will make the fat boys pay through the nose in taxes and take away their desire for future wars." VFW and the White House 'must have gotten together cn the proposition laid down by President Roosevelt that congress would have to accompany any new bonus act with compensating taxation. DAMAGED BY FIRE a sign of wear! White Goods feature! 1T7TT A Tl TV TIT TTTrvTm ri a rvrn i Fire gutted a tar-papered one- WIvAKil lim I NH.N 42.x 36 BOULDER, Jan. 15. VP) Charles De Pledge, 25, was shot to death and William Lawrence, 24, was wounded by Glen Jernigan, Lyons druggist, today when the two men entered his store at 1:30 a. m.

and attempted to dynamite the safe. Jernigan shot De Pledge through the heart with a shotgun from a distance of ten feet and then wcunded Lawrence. Despite his injuries, Lawrence dragged the body of De Pledge from the store, fled in a car with it to Boulder and called a physician. Then he fled but later was recaptured, asleep in his room. The druggist, who lives In the rear of his store at Lyons, said he was aroused from sleep by the men as one of them entered and made preparations to blow the safe.

Jernigan said he meant only to scare the men away and did not Intend to shoot to kill. Sheriff George Richart said Lawrence admitted he and De Pledge had dynamited two safes at Lyons last night and, failing to obtain any loot, went to the drug store. The sheriff said a confession also had been obtained that Lawrence and De Pledge participated in 10 other safe robberies during the past few months in which they obtained a total of about $300. Most of these were in Boulder. room house belonging to J.

Mac Donald at 724 South Jackson street, By the Associated Press MUNICH, Germany. Edgar Han-fel von Haimausen, 64, councillor for the Germany embassy at Washington from 1911 to 1917. 1 EOSTON. Lewis C. Stang, 66, Jormer newspaperman and the author of several books.

1 CINCINNATI. The Rt. Rev. Boyd Vincent, 89, retired bishop In the American episcopate. COLUMBUS, O.

Mrs. Isabel Lord Emmons, 35, winner of the women's state golf championship In i 1933. yesterday afternoon. Defective These are extra specials from our SECOND FLOOR flues In the stove were blamed for the blaze. The city hall fire station responded to the call at 1:40 p.

Sanitary NAPKINS Cleansing TISSUES! Rayon Taffeta SLIP Lace-trimmed! 150 Sheets! 8cbo7i! i Fern-Aid Brand! At thist bargain price they actually cost less than le each! Very absorbent! HI suranoe Fbficiw I MODERN WOMEN Nm4 Net Soft tf monthly pain and delay dua to Colds, nervoua strain, exposure or nimilnf gnm Ch-che-f en rharui intl Brand Pil li are eSectJT. NOTES Increased taxes are very probable toward end of the session Illness of Democratic Leader Eankhead embarrasses the house Senate smothers agitation of Japanese relations The processing t2.x is to be passed on by the supreme court The munitions inquiry promises further sensations. (Copyright McCIure Newspaper Syndicate.) $35,000 Worth Of Gold Still Is in Hoarding WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.ffV- Extra soft sheets of fine tissue I An excep-tional bargain at this price! Bias -cut! -front! Tea rose, flesh, or white Sizes 32 to 42! Real buys! DULL FROLl BROOKLYN" HAY SPRING SURPRISE AT HEARING Kttict.

enia tj uaniRK3its for ovnd years. Ask tot "THS 6IAMOND RAND" iT COMPELLING SHIRT VALUE A BARGAIN TO RUSH IN FOR! SHIRTS, Reilly Has Reputation for Doing the Unusual; Has Been Comparatively Mild So Far The justice department said today Norris Beauty School Pushwtve Permanent 90c Roux Shampoo Tint $1.00 (Not a dye) Eyebrow and Lash Dye 50c Facial 35c 1320 S. Cottonwccd Phone 306 tnat only $35,134 worth of gold is defense. He dismissed Betty Gow, the Lindbergh baby's nurse, after a lengthy examination. now Known to be in hoarding.

In the spring of 1933 when President Roosevelt decreed it an offense to be a hoarder, the estimate was $35,000,000. Broadcloth SHIRTS Whites! Plains! Fancy Percales! A refusing bargain in the kind cf shirts you want! White and plain color broadcloths with pre-thrunk collars. Full cut fancy percales! Cut to cur rigid standards. Sizes 14-17. SHORTS that are hard to beat at only 317 Shirts, fine cotton in Swiss rib.

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Reilly has been, except In a few instances, comparatively mild. He was accused by Attorney General David T. Wllentz of badgering Amandus Hochmuth, the old man FLEMINGTON, N. Jan. 15.

C45) Everybody etill was waiting today for Edward J. Reilly, chief defense counsel for Bruno Richard Hauptmann's trial have passed with hardly a suggestion of what the big, red-faced man from Brooklyn intends to do to save the German C8rpenter from the electric chair. They say Reilly always does the surprising thing, but apparently no one can guess what he intends to do now. He has promised and threatened to do many things. Last Thursday who said he saw Hauptmann in the Hopewell area the day of the kid n-aping.

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John F. Condon, the "Jafsle" of the Lindbergh ransom negotiations, to a searching cross-examination. The Interrogation was severe. In the middle of the examination when Reilly apparently had "Jafsie" confused, when he had him fatigued and slightly worn by his persistent questioning, then did Reilly, the man they call "the bull from suddenly, with an unexpectedness that astonished everybody, drop the examination. He did not cross-examine Mrs.

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