Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 2

pr uenare ee te TIME UME the yards here. HELDS ADVANCE LOCAL AVIATION Aerial Transportation Offers Great Opportunities in Wyoming, Says | Fort Russell Colonel Casper and Cheyehne have big op-; portunities before them in aerial tra- vel, if they will establish large landing | fields, ac g to Colonel Bigelow of | Fort Ru 4 member ofthe Chey-} enne Rotary cub who was a guest at the local Rotary meeting yesterday. Cheyenne is establishing a field, Cas- per has one, but it should be large and Sheridan has likewlse taken steps for the ablishing of a field, Colonel Bigelow said. ] “Distances are so great in Wyoming, | and trains are so slow that aerial! transportation offers big opportunities. | Colonel Bigelow said that he under- stood since visiting Casper, why it is! “PRINCESS PAT’S” BABY SON CHRISTENED—Captain and Lady Patricia Ramsay, with their baby son and nurse that the mention of his ciy excites a} leaving the Chapel Royal, St. Jamés Palace, London, after the christening. ————— ss feeling of jealousy in Cheyenne. “It has been some time since I have! been here, and I do not recognize the ace,” he said, } George Nelson and J. W. Johigo::‘') gave reports of the Rotary conférence! | at Colorado Springs, which they at-| tended last week. i] In an effort to haye a 100 per cent} meeting yesterday, telegrams were sent | to all Casper Rotarians who are away, | urging them to .attend meetings of clubs in the cities where they are | this week, if possible. ‘The percentage | of attendance last week was 90.32. | EMBARGOSHUT DOWN ON STOCK | IN BIG YARDS (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, March 30,—Livestock shipments to the Chicago markets, with the exception of horses, were under an embargo today as the result of the strike of 900 members of the livestock handlers union employed in | ; KING CHRISTIAN STANDS PATON. | - OUSTER ACTION Ae . j (By Associated Press.) COPENHAGEN, March 30,—King Christian today announced a refusal to comply with the ultimatum of So- cial Democrats demanding reinstate- 1 |} ment of the Zahle ministry, dismissed by the king, and other actions in connection with the government crisis. y Crowds filled the streets last night, some clamoring for a republic, but no disorder resulted, government forces occupying the street leading to the royal palace and other main points. SOCIALISTS MAY STRIKE TO FORCE KING TO ACT , (By United Press.) COPENHAGEN, Mar. 30, Svvialists plan a general strike in protest against King Christian’s action m dis- missing Premier Zahle's cabinet. The s action was based on the cabi- attitude in the plebiscite In the | id Schleswig zone which went to | germany overwhelmingly joined Denmark. BRYAN TO FIGHT: DEMO ‘WETS’ IN NATIONAL MEET | (By Associated Press.) olo., Mareh 30.—Will- iam J. Bryan told Denver Democrats | today that the “outlawed institution | of the saloon with its whiskey,” would | no be championed by the Democratic i party at the national convenion if he | could prevent it. He charged liquor | interests with delaying the vote on woman suffrage in Delaware, be A CO-ED C. Lyle Manbeck, a son of C. B. Man- former superintendent Standayd refinery here, has been Casper the past few days and is leay- | ing shortly to assume his duties as} superintendent of company's operations at that point. ck, AP 8 | Mr. and Mrs. Ora. 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