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, 1921-05-29
World Unrest
Is Charged
To Mechanics

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., May es.
james NJ. Beck. solicitor general
Of the United States. told the Penn
sylvaria Bankers association in an
address before its convention yes
terday that the unrest in the world
is not merely an offspring of the
world. but is directly ~fracea5ie 20
the development Of mechanical APP
pIiances. By this development. he
said. millions Of men have been
forced TO live in comparative men
tai and physical idleness.
Work, allconquering worls-it is
of that. not Of talk. that the world
has supreme need" he said.
, 1921-05-29

The crossexamination OF Howard
Winter, nance OF the dead girl. and
brief testimony from Miss Hattie Lee
Barton. her sister. took up the morn
ing session. Miss Barton's yes filled
with tears when she was shown the
dress worn by Florence the night of
the tragedy and asked to identify it
She did So Winter also was visibly
Affected when asked TO tell of Flor
ence Barton's last words. He said
she called his name, Then she died
in his arms.
, 1921-05-29

ment printing office Tor his own per.
sonal work in connection with the
PREPARATION OF a publication relating
to his son. Capt. Charles u. Harris.
General Harris was directed by Sec
RETRY Weeks TO refund to the cas-
ury a st.m iL7icient to cover tho cost
to the government Of printing a book
lot commemorative of the Rehcral's
SON killed in France. Secretary Weeks
said General Harris had caused the
type 10 be set in the war department
printing onice and that while the
total expense probably would not ex-
reed $40 or sf2. II was manifostly I'm
proper for a goverrnie1t official TO
use official material ahf equipment
for such n purpose, No hction would
be taken. tho secretary said. ON the
other charges set forth In Quinn's re-
! uiy, Mr.. Weeks characterlzing them
as trivial and not founded IN fact.
, 1921-05-29
KILLS BRIDE
and SUICIDES

DENVER. May 2S.-Airs. 1rby Por.
ter. ~1s-year-old bride OF a few months.
died at the county hospital today from
wounds inflicted by her husband. j.
d. Porter OF Colorado Springs. in a
local hotel last night. Porter thcn
turned the pistol on himself. infiic..
ing wounds which doctors said would
prove fatal.
The Porters had been separated for
TWO months and had come TO Denver
n an effort to affect a reconciliation.
according TO Mrs. l. @. Nichols OF
Il r'aso. Texas, mother OF Mrs Por.
or. who occupied an adjoining room.
+. ie7iousy Is said to have been the rea.
Fln FOL Thy footing.
, 1921-05-29

Joseph Awkward. defense counsel.
conducted the crossexamination of
Winter. which began yesterday after
noon. He inquired about a trip Win.
ter had made to police headquarters
In c~onnection with the case.
And you've never been arrested in
connection with this case, nave your
asked Awkward.
NO replied Winter.
The state objected TO the question
and was sustained
Vas it your habit to take Miss
, 1921-05-29
Fire Warming On
Forests Issued

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-To thou
sands of outdoor Americans who will
begin today their first three-da holt
day Of the season, the American For
estry association issued an appeal
20 guard against starting fires in ire
woods Of h countryside and ITO leave
he woods as you find them
, 1921-05-29
BLAIR TAKES
OFFICE TODAY

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-David H.
Blair took up his duties a. commits
sioner Of internal resenue- today with
a conference with Prohibition Com
missioner Kramer. at which reorgan-
ization of h prohibition forces is
understood to nave been discussed as
well IS tentative regulations TO gov
ern the use Of beer for medical pur-
poses.
, 1921-05-29
IFiance of Murdered Girl Testifes to
Circumstances of Death; Defense
Hearing to Take -Four Days

KANSAS CITY, May 2s-The state completed its evil
dence at 1890 a.. m. today in the trial of Denzel Chester,
charged with first degree murder in connection with the fatal
shooting of Miss Florence Barton, and rested its case. On
motion of defense counsel, court then adjourned until 2 p. m.
when the defense will begin the taking of testimony.
, 1921-05-29

curred NsrfTas9 hospital, Where
Casseriey. the wounded man. was
taken for medical treatment After
Casserley had beer administered to
Sheriff Martin proceeded 10 take the
other two men in custody and the first
intimation which he had that trouble
was brewing occurred when Hyiand
hit him a hard blow in 1.-The solar
plexus which nearly paralyzed the Of
, 1921-05-29
MADAME R RESTS.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Madame Ma.
tie Curie. c~odiscoverer of radium. ar
rived here today from Pittsburgh In
an exhausted condition and with her
two daughters went to a friends home
TO rest.
Meanwhile her plans for a trans
continental tour TO begin next
Wednesday were held in allegiance.
, 1921-05-29

Glowing Tribute to Be Paid Heroes of
Nation in Big Parade and Services
arranged by Legionnaires

Observance of Memorial day-inaugurated by the Grand
Army of the Republic, kept green by those who fought in
the Spanish-Amercan war and perpetuated by the great
army of veterans of the World war-will be marked in Cas-
per by a general holiday, a mammoth civic and patriotic
parade, impressive speaking and decoration of the graves of
, 1921-05-29

prOn1DlllOn laws.
The charges are the outgrowth of
the sensational chase Thursday aft
ernoou Between Sheriff Martin and an
alleged bootleg a in which Hill. Hy-
bind and Wick Casserley were riding.
In tho chase Casseriey was shot
through the right hand by a bullet
which DETECTED from the ground
The aasault upon Sheriff Martin oc-
, 1921-05-29

PARIS. May 2s5By The Associated
PresshDr- Milenko r. vesnitcb, for
mer Jugo-Slay premier and minister
OF foreign affairs. and lately Jugo-sIav
minister to France, died here today.
, 1921-05-29

PARIS. May 2s-tBy The Asso.
ciaied PresslEThe first real payment
on the German reparations account
was announced from Berlin yesterday.
Tho payment is in tho form OF 20
bonds Of about SO. ooo. 900 each. $780,
600. 900 OF which is payable in New
York. $50. 0oo. 900 in Paris.
The bonds are endorsed by the
~reichsbank. the Disoonto GeseIischaft
and the Dresdenerhank.
, 1921-05-29

John L. Lewis, head OF the United
Mine Workers. is mentioned as a pos
sibie opposition candidate to the vet
ern Samuel Gompers for the presi-
dency OF the American Federation of
Labor.
, 1921-05-29
v. r. Hyland and Frank Hill Viii Face
Liquor and Assault Charges; State
ment of James Kerr Is Refuted

W. R. Hyland and Frank Hill, who were arrested Thurs
day afternoon charged with assaulting Sheriff Lee Martin,
have been released on 81 800 bonds each, to appear at a pre-
liminary trial in justice court Friday, June 8. The bond was
fixed on two separate charges, the first being aggravated
assault with intent to kill and the second for Violation. Of the
, 1921-05-29
Ambassadors. Plan
Barrier Against
Aggression Along
SHesian Border

PARIS, May 2s.-(By The
Associated Press-) = The al
lied council of ambassadors
has virtually approved a plan
to establish a neutral zone be-
tween the German and the
Polish forces in Upper Silesia- 1t
decided at its meeting his afternoon.
however. to obtain further information
desired before taking definite action
The concentration OF German troops
at Brieg near the Siiesian frontier. is
declared in Dispatcher reaching the
foreign office to-day TO be continuing.
British troops ave arrived at Op-
peln from the Cologne bridgehcad. and
Oppeln dispatches indicate the soldiers
Will be sent to Kreuzhcrg for tho pur-
pose OF su~ppressing Polish insurgents
there.
, 1921-05-29
'CAsPER BUILDING PERMITS
FOR NAY SKATER RECORDS
C~onstru~son Work InpoIping Expendi-
ture of S430,I80 Authorized by
City Engineer This Month

Casper shattered all former records for the issuance of
building permits during the month drawing to a close with a
total of 147 registered at the city engineers office this morn
ing, embracing q grand total of new construction undertaken
during the month of $3.50, $50. The average cost of the 147.
structures that were started during the month is approxi-
, 1921-05-29
Modification OF
Packer Control
Bill Advocated

WASHINGTON. May es.-Modif.ca.
ton Of the packer control bin. now
before the house. was urged today by
representatives OF various farm or
g%anlzaiions appearing before .he agri-
culture committee to suggest IS
amendments. most OF them minor in
character.
S. W. Tator Of the farm bureau
federation. said the federal trade com.
mission V had been able TO obtain
reliable figures from packers because
Of their accounting systems.
The agriculture committee later
unanimously decided not TO report any
amendments on the bll.
, 1921-05-29
CLERK EDITOR DISMISSED BY
WEEKS FOR PUBLICATION Of
STORY AIMED AT Gen. HARRIS

WASHINGTON, May %. Secretary Weeks has dis
missed from the government service Robert J. Quinn, a clerk
in the adjutsnt generals office on charges growing out of the
publication in The Reclassi6cationist, a small magazine pub
lished here, of a serial story in which Maj. Gen. Peter C.
Harris. adiutant general of the army. claims that he and
, 1921-05-29

a French scientist recently tried to
count the number OF germs on a dirty
b%anknote. When he had Uncovered
so, 900 900 germs he stopped eountins.
, 1921-05-29
At st. Louis

Batteries-Mails and O'Neill; Boland, Bayne,
Richmond, Van Glider and SEVERED.
, 1921-05-29

Batteries-Reuther and Miller; Meadows,
Belts, Wilhelm, Baumgartner and Bruggy,
Peters.
, 1921-05-29

- Hoo
Sutherland and Ainsmith.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28
APPROVES PUBLISHING LISTS

The American Legion gone avorng publ
cation by the the country of the Stacker lists
being out by the department
The for approving the publication the fact that
unless they wide publicity those who placed upon the
list ackes will get chance that they
sackes and the official list will always with that black
stain against the
F. w. Gabraith, Jr national commander of the
Legion has telegram the commander Salt
the publication of the list in the following
" THAT Stacker lists of who honorably
served their country the time of its greatest peril only strengthens
the conviction that the lists should be the widest publicity
For half after the Civil thousands
for pensions found be enormously
land much embarrassment and handicap resulted The
Twill unless lists cleared Immediately Publication
the only satisfactory Of clearing Them and the viewpoint
of should be that they listing the innocent well
Furnishing the guilty Veterans named the lists only
momentay injustice Their they
they cleared for all time of the disgrace of deserving their
try The finest thing the legion do in this is pledge
their whole effort SPEEDY vndcaton of whose
by In departments the legion checking the lists prior
publication. This the
cabe suggest this be conveyed to the of
rartmen -
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28
TIME TO TACKLE TAXES.

Taxes making nation of dodgers and fase Under
laws they exist today there scarcely citizen who does
way another fail live full letter of
man has to be legally guilty of breaking the law.
system of and evying outworn unjust,
often nimca best We levy the
rich and then those who in theory ought
them the ultimate which, times
the citizen Under archaic doing
things the poor heaviest.
Money banks other credits sltcy
deposit vauthese fail all in nearly three
Of Ten this country that
valued said but little than
that We levy double land mort
both the national and the
Hey upon a mans income:
We have federal system complex that living
understand all We have eight different
alike perfect all overlapping conflicting all needing
revision We have encroachng and
public heo the sole prerogaive All
the whole question being bound with the constantly increasing
of For the H. c. Gthe High Cost of Govern
failed drop Once they down
politicians continue softsoap and dull with the
Iof how well reduce your taxes if you II elect u.s.
Tax remedies plain There authorities who
clearly outlined them the shoe
it, All told have brought the place
indignation them that
them. If there time tackle problems
fright now.-The Country Gentleman.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28
CITY HAS JURISDICTION.

Since the PRONUNCIATION this week of Judge Shumates decision
wherein three of Glenwood foreign citizens attacked the
authority of the city, through the police magistrate to
try and punish those who insist violating the liquor laws
city, there should be further doubt about the mat
supreme and
Judge shumate decision and
The disposition tre with the city ordinances regard
the police magistrate inferior officer whose mandates be
with Shu
who very plain that the
premises after passage conformity with
state law, absolutely plain and unquestioned.
1t certainly high that find whether the law
anything whether it does 1t is judicay determined
that Genwoods ordinance this subject dead letter. but
that real statute such the city has right enforce
We recall that months ago Judge Shumae supposedly
similar ruled against the city, holding that the police magistrate
without jurisdiction and had exceeded his authority But
judge who worth his SALT like editor who accompishe
anything in his profession must criticism and without
work is really worth while.
But Judge Smates made before the city
had passed ordinance authorizing action the the police
magistrate such That entirely different phase
the matter the cys police magStrne right without
question whatever dispose OF these ordng the
statement of the
If other decision had been made would taken
advantage of by the lawdfyng all the The
hands police police magistrate would
been tied and these officials rendered and mpoen far
their efforts enforce the liquor laws concerned
But the district has spoken, language that
easily be misunderstood which that until Thursday
authority will stand
all in hand obey the ordinances well the statutes of the
state
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28
MOTOR TRUCK AND ROADS

The of the truck by farmers
from outlying districts railroads and
has added problem road construction The
y of the old dirt roads have been improved the
of heavy traffic but has been found that order
keep them be done them year. because the
itself sufficiently bear under heavy
traffic correspondent who himself W. g. New York Co
N. Y, in a Issue of the Breeders Gazette:
Zone result of the conditions brought by the failure of
the ordinary accommodate traffic has been
by the may be
extended all sections of the country where their operations
be shown to be protable.'
Some maintains the writer have endeavoed remedy
the condition by limiting the of the
prevailing belief that
trucks the chief offenders But this he by
facts 1t known fact admitted by all highway engineers that
the weight of the stationary loaded truck does njue road
All standard trucks required have wheels and width
corresponding the total load which they should This
width the writer crushing breaking the road
surface by the weight of the truck and load
Accordingly the damage roads be due the
exerted by the moving wheels The question this
necessarily with argecapacty trucks than it with
lighter Results scientific by the United
public says writer have pub
running inch
speed of Is miles hour had impact crushing blow
slightly II 5ton truck with load of 5M under
the conditions had impact of only u tons 6
of smaller truck The favorable showing of the heavy
largely the fact that this truck carried considerably
less unsprunk weight weight sustained by springs
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28
: This indicated the amount

wages paid This indicated the
of unemployment
Now examination will be made for the month Of the
foreign trade will be discovered that there de-
cline merchandise fifty cent ago II
this with shrnkage of employment OF 80
during period of the underlying factors the
present situation is made very plain
As foreign trade rnks unemployment increases and OF
domestic affected ALSO Why Europe doesn't buy
plain enough keeping hundred thousand
1.-THE field calling the colors Fire eating Poles and bel
Germans gathering together to
unproducive Of Little Greece hat hand knocking
lat door for money the time carrying
Iagainst the Turk
cuded that profitable strike than work. and shipping
lis being tied in the great English ports In the United States
the organizations seriously nterfeed with American
seacarrying trade.
There also theory aoat the allied countries of Europe
that the bugate Germany completely place such
strcon that she sell her surplus There
build square miles be
The United States is suffering among other things
from of building and the matter that
has had the situation under general could
be made would be found that the whole world suffering from
shortage of things and the greatest the greatest
featuring plant the greatest producer of ALL stagnsnt
The railway shops of the northwest close time when
should be picking up"
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28

demand for that of of literary
little the sutty-bu there isn't why
should such low tactics hold the interest Of the
There happy medium between the smuy editions
mildly pleasant Rolo which DR.
Boyle don't Boyle
mu stories about boys and girls mountain cabins equally
smutty about and a
man don't add anything to paper
Why doesn't paper in Denver which will be
vr without being smuty interesting without catering to the
morbid humanity and instructive and enlghtenng
without being daily emoni Other cities have of that
TYPE why not Denver9-Weld County News
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28
QUESTION OF UNEMPLOYMENT.

The that the Great Northern closing all but of its
shops and that the Chicago and Northwestern has laid off number
shopmen the indications conditions have
point the be above the
tops ,..
The for the action that business slack and
borne out by conditions generally.
need to lay particular stress the unemployment
the country 1t exists, and the buying power of the
cd by just that amount
sra commission Of New York made report for
and the tendency Of unemployment still!
ts omission pointed that great shrnkage
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28
A DESERVED REBuKE.

Hamilton Holt radical Wilson internatonalist editor of The
independent received calng meeting of
1.-THE American Academy of Political Science Philadelphia last week
Mr. Holt engaged harangue against United
States for failing swallow whole Wilson league of
nations After reading official the
League of nations which this European unconay said that by
failing confidence game Amerca doing
the of international deadly damage Editor Holt said
" pretty the least for
keep the world the brink famine revolution pence
order the faces politicians who otherwise
the hole they dug for themselves Whereupen Chan
ceor Mccormick of the University of Pittsburgh said that the
attacked by Mr. Holt only had dug hole but
not hole however dug The members of the
senate he continued are patriotic and filed with
profound of duty others wholesome rbuke for
demer of the of the American people who Noven
ber I'd last endorsement overwhelming the gallant fight
the conspiracy sacrifice American rights ideals
interests to plan for European world government
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28
THE DENVER PRESS.

There isn't much be said in mitigation of the Denver
these days The that isn't devoted city politics
given to daily rehasing the latest scandal
whether is Denver any other part the country
ecapade involving young and warmed every
day for the edfcaon the reader is richer and
racier if it happens affect wellknown families
There isn't for newspaper policy of that
good purpose and at the graes the morbid
of people ought thinking things easy
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28

THOSE who few years found it necessary put in
whole driving Glenwood Rife who easily
the distance little than hour by the mode
travel roads, the value Of
civilization These days of progessdays when feel
justified much attention what deem the necessities
life We travel the
which purpose insist better
and also better vehicles and those
highways think making progress very slowly
I'VE inclined to blame and ricse county
progress made building lines
getting the conditions of today with those that obtained
la years forgetting also the that
have been made and the almost impossible tasks that been
accomplished within memory 1t when think of these
things seriously and honestly that feel satisfied with what has
been accomplished and then that hopeful attitude
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28

Not long the liquor traffic dominating factor
American politics Candidacy for political office be okayed
by the liquor otherwise defeat certain They dictated
Legislation and deated the ends justice large extent They
able their political foes reward their henhmen
This obtNiuel obtained
throughout the world The political Of
the liquor backed up and reinforced wealth
ALI this has changed. changing America the
political of the political interests Now be known
henchman of the brewers tantamon to political defeat
They longer able punish their political foes
Lady Aston address before the British Commons alud
this diminishing the liquor trade from
by the soldiers the world The old kaiser
amt what he used to be- -
The eliminating of this coupng influence politics
notC
in human progress-The American Issue.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28

DESPITE depressed conditions OF money market,
high price OF farm labor high when the market conditions and
the probable demand lack of demand for products
sdered the farmers Garfield and Eagle planting
than other
THAT potatoes have heretofore be the profitable
for farmers taken with another inclined
land belief that the planting of this usab
though growing potato crop heavy expense
and often heavy loss in of low demand
But with the present unsettled and uncertain outlook farming
well as to other operations 1t to predict what will
happen It's big but farmers determined
they will forget the of growing potatoes certainly
have proved to the world that they know how the job
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28

WITHOUT doubt there TO be gathered
m the city election held in Denver
OF the same To lie sure ii Indicated The firm in which Mayor
ALLEY and his machine hold city beyond served
should the folly rushing take
fad proposition that
The five million dollar water works bond ISSUE the
ordinance and several other proposed ordinances equal
practically were showed under by the voters by heavy aores
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-28

UNLESS signs fail ii almost that the devtry
Of of school boys during the past month";
acous eirony with which snapped their fingers the law
while damaging valuable property which being
ton through sacrifice by their will brought
close which will prove perpetrators
IN the years to and remind them Of the rights of Others