Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1920, Page 6

—— a | : _ ere asper Shaity exfoone_ meee F | Under the ruling applications for re- ply Apt. J, northwest Cor. W. 11th & re) PT 4 NM | 4 T i C iN epee ’ linstatement made within eighteen) Sgeg Progress In| Chestnut. T25t* BALLOT BATTLE | |. C NSU wer Scie savant Year's Absence CHICHEST ERS IL LS Heise ii : McAdoo Still Favorite, With Cox Next and ment that the applicant is In as good health as on the date of the discharge Ambassador Davis in Front of Dark Horses If Convention Deadlocks : ° FOR RENT—Apartment fully furnished Former resident ond modern; two rooms and BAER. -Ap- e e . ¥ rm -D.. y, fi |9r resignation. No medical examination eee REE Maas hee ie veieine lis required. 4 : Department Issues New Ruling on! Arter January 1, 1921, and until July lateveaeer Garnerelin iments War Risk Policies Issued he i821, In cases where insyrance|nis family toured California and the| Services Mi lapsed ‘gr was canceled before July 1,/ west coast and finally established their, | ervice Men regardless of lapse of time since ome in Colorado Springs, where they discharge, the applicant must forward!are now very comfortably located. | two months’ premiums and also. the Mr, Berry showed great surprise over (By Associated Press.) report of a full medical examination|the growth of Casper in-the past year | WASHINGTON, July 3.—A ruling de-|made by a licensed physician at the!and firmly believes that it is destined jfining new conditiéns under which} applicant's expens to-become the leading city next to Den lapsed or canceled war risk insura —_—-—————_ ___|ver in the Rocky. Mountain region with. policies may be reinstated by former! ‘Tribune want ads give results? in a few years, ! NATRONA ~ TRANSFER CO. Phone 948 PRE AM TOD: Convention called to order shorily before 10 o'clock. d ballot for president followed the prayer, nating speeches for vice presid dential nominee ‘Then balloting for vice president. 1 candidates to follow selection of pre AdjouSnment will follow miscellaneous motions, (By United Press) SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.—The real battle of ballots is on today. | Yesterday's two ballots were only the feeler-out process. | Far into the night various candidates and managers laid plans for fe Jay's floor campaigns. The supporters of the three leaders all pro-| fessed confidence but McAdoo folks were just a little more optimistic than the others. They still predicted victory on the fifth or sixth bal- CONTINUOUS TOpay,, 1 IRIS I HEA I ER: aN “MONDAY 2:30 TO 11:00 TODAY ONLY She followed him into the street of a thousand sorrows Saree NORMA TALMAD OM STAM 17 The Woman Civ IN BIG LEGION DRE The state of Wyominy ite t ——ALSO——_ Shovascecs scl HAPPY HOOLIGAN IN‘ALL FOR THE LOVE OF A GIRL’ members in the rent national * iz pa in Legion to, 1 members to this ns lock between Me md Cox, many of their owers looki g for a soft spot on ght. A majority them arently have decided that Ambas: John W. Davis has the t anee in the event of a deadlock. It is expe that Palmer's follow- ing will disinte 's ballot ing and be a McAdoo and Cox columns. Cl ppeared a little better thar that McAdoo might get the r ¥ two-thirds vote between the fourth and eighth ballot In event Mc Cox would then make » goal and if Cox oO ivention would! turn to a “dark horse,” preferably Da vis. | Cox headquarters issued the follow-| To undergo an experience that has fallen to the lot of but few living women. ing statement: | wide org: ion. New Hr re, al- “Cox will be nominated before 3 though one of the smailest in o'clock this afternoon,’ | the union, led the nation in securing —_——_—— »| ing to statement issued from: state headqua It’s Al Fun Also Bray Cartoon Comedy MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY GOL. ROLOEN ON TRIP TO CASPER Three Years Service Abroad Seen by Former Officer Inspecting Local Interests . NEW COMMANDER OF MARIN CORPS—™ John A. Lejeun: who has M Gen. Barnett. G mander of the Second Division, U. S.! A, during the war. Among the notable visitors in Cas per this w is Colcnel C. ¢ Holden of Milwaukee, Wis., a twin brother of C. L, Holden of the Prudential Secu- rities company and a man prominent in both Chicago and Milwau busi Continuous 1 P.M. to 11 P. M. TODAY years in tablishir » first rest United State: y men in Eng- charge of th Pr where cord. mate glish channel in a the war, LINDER The Charlie Chaplin of Europe THE LITTLE CAFE Then A Big Two-Reel Comedy special to The Trilmune.) ILL, Wyo., July 3.—Charies | Doyle will meet Roy Cougill inat nd bout here tonight, while Morey Young, also of Casper, is sched- uled to meet Al Summers from the Pa st. Cougill is a great favorite conservation, etc 8 decorated’ by > and betting is largely on him to the Freneh ent and made A) neat Doyle. Summers has the reputa Chevalier a’Merite Agricole. tion having fought Mike Gibbons, Colonel Holden is a promoter of ama-| Jim Clabhy, Len Rowlands and Bat . He is manager of the) ging Ort nd claims he is going to ee Athletic club and was one) stop Young and step into his place as a of the founders of the Chicago Ath hen iris Caspen letic club and 4 of the Chicago Uni Summers claims the Pacific coast mid versity club. dleweight championship. Morton and It was thr wr. Burton, presligpanner are promoterii@etheltacton. dent of the 1 Oil company of ite Indiana, that the Holden brothers first Colonel Holden is one of the largest independent stockholder§ in the Wyo-} ming Exploration company and this is} t visit to the oil fields. He will his fi 1 he for a we or more CHEYENNE, Wyo., July. Gov ernor Robert D. Carey will be the chief speaker at a Four ft July celebration ich is to be held at the base of Dey wer, n Crook county. He will accompanied by State Commissto! Next of Immigration Charles S, Hill, wno h : | also is state comman of the Ameri 7 J can Legion, and Mr. Hill will speak Martin Johnson’s am includes wild » & community + sing after nightfa SECOND TORNADO SWEEPS | Sunday SOUTHEASTERN WYOMING MAY ALLISON in stern corner of Wyoming, thirty-five] wty-five ‘miles southeast of } , late Monday afternoon. Until or of last’ Friday, he 3 . wind did not follow a path First Run in the West lay human. habitations it did was slight | accompa od by a de. pa miee tenaide wae Accent Mond gerach Serene ate onday miles east of Ch to within half a milo of Wir Big Thriller at a drop of rain GR ST trips ucating the lines of crop ‘or French peasants also. Th | sports, and oper Cannibal Pictures CHEYEN NE, Wyo., July 3.—The s (i I ROBERTYON- COoLe Prerenls-~ C thorerfO t (ARPENTIER© me THE,” WONDER He’s the Man With the Punch and the Smile He Puts It On the Screen He Has It in the Ring In-an Absorbing American Society Drama ADMISSION. .....¢5.....3...25¢ and 50c and the The torr ball, Neb, n Kimball. Some hail a rpani storm. —_ ae VIPER Tribune want ads e results. ; sa ED Ne a Biggest Holiday® Bill Jin Casper A PULPIT WORTH A FORTUNE— —The pulpit of ivory, ebony and baster in the mosque of Sultan Has- wn at Cairo, It cost a fortune to build.’