Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 10

~ ARCHBISHOP TO. TAKE PLAGE OF GIBBONS, CLAIM Creation of New Cardinal Baltimore District Not Anti pated by High Church- men for BALTIMORE, Md., March 25.— In view of the fact that there are two American cardinals and both in the east, prominent Baltimore Catholics said today they did not anticipate the creation of a new cardinal for Balti- more to succeed Cardinal Gibbons, who died yesterday. According to the usual procedure, the bishops of the Baltimore province gill meet in secret conclave within two months to select three names for recommendation to the pope for ap- pointment as Archbishop of Baltimore. ‘The cardinals's throne in th? cathedral will be divested of its brilliant red hangings which ‘il be replaced by. deep purple in anticipation of the coming of a new archbishop. ‘The new archbishop will, it {s un- Gerztood, be one of the three bishops recommended to the pope although he is not required to choose one of them. Among. the prominent ecclesiastics expected to be suggested for recom- mendation are bishop William T, Rus- sell of Charleston; Bishop Michael of St. Augustine and Bishop Thomas J. Shan, rector of the Catholic university. pet sth ooo Sas Watch Tripeny’s windows for Saturday Specials. ee eee GOOD PEOPLE SAY “Stay Home on Sunday” How can you Stay at Home if you ave no Home? COME TO OUR LOT SALE NEXT SUNDAY AND START A HOME SO YOU CAN STAY AT HOME ON SUNDAYS. See Ad on Page 5 NO USE TO PROSECUTE IMP WITH SATAN ON THE BENCH, BURTON STATES (By Associated Press) SALINA, Kans. March 25.— “Would you go to hell to prosecute an imp, with Satan presiding on the bench?” Such was the interrogative made in an address here last night by Former United States Senator Bur- ton, who was forced to leave Bar- ton county recently by opponents of the Non-Partisan league who also tarred two other men who had ap- peared with Burton at meetings. The address was a reply to Attor- ney General Hopkins’ statements , thet Burton and the others should return to Barton county if they wanted prosecution of their assail- ants, The former senator rented the convention hall himself and spoke on “Mob Law versus Free Specch.” | He declared that the attorney gen- eral, the judge of the Barton coun- ty district and the county attorney there had ali the evidence they needed, and charged that they en- deavored to force him to go back to Barton county into hostile ter- “For,” he sald, “Governor Allen is a mob governor, Richard Hop- kins is a mob attorney general, and Judge D. A, Banta of Barton coun- ty, is a mob judge. LLY a Ent BOSTON MAYOR, IN TATTERS— Seeking to learn first-hand unem- ployment conditions and how his city is meeting them, Mayor Andrew J. Peters of Boston spent a night in Wayfarers' loge, where the city’s homeless are sheltered and fed. Ef- fectually disguised, the mayor spent the night in a room with forty un- fortunates and in the morning he piled in on the woodpile for several \Record Set for Parachute Leap CHAMPAIGN, Tl., March 25—Lieu- tenant Arthur G. Hamilton established @ world’s record for parachute leaping at Chanute field Wednesday afternoon when he dropped 24,400 feet. eee Somebody is going to get a cheap lot next Sunday. Increased cost of living is heaviest in Finland, where food prices are now 1,034 per cent higher than in 1914. ming for its hospitality, RECEIVER ASKED made a comfortable fortum cattle business during the days before it was conceived that the open” Fange| The old Reel residence, at the north- Heck Reel) ver soon after his leath. ‘Two in the| Heck, Jr., and Charles, died not. 101 crore|Stter their father’s “demise,. ; fenced. He|east corner of Lincoln Way and. Wer- now is a boarding- house. | ever would be settled and as one of the early-day mayors of|ren avenue, | Cheyenne. His ‘widow moved t6 Den-| ‘Mrs. Reel is Three Supply Firms Bring Action Against Omaha Oi! and Refining Company ‘The Omaha Oil and,Refining Co, appears to be in a tight place regard- ing its financial affairs as three prom- inent oil supply firms have appealed to the courts for a petition in bank- ruptcy for the Omaha company and allege an indebtedness of $45,000. This refining firm was to build a pipe line in the Osage filed and in fact the project was started and part of the line laid down when the funds seemed to run out and it was never finished. Many of. the oil producers expected to ship oil by this pipe ‘line and the contracts were signed in many cases ‘but the initial shipment was never made. The Omaha il and Refining com- pany has a small refinery at Omaha and it was this plant that was ex-) pected to handle the crude from the Osage field. The bankruptcy proceedings were brought by firms in Oklahoma that had shipped material to the Refin- ing company. ———___ DR. REICHENBACH Announces his removal to. 315-329-330 Midwest Refinery Co. Bldg. Office phone 1548, Residence Ideal Apart phone 1236 ments, 3-15-12t MAS. AH REEL, WOW OF PIONEER, 1 DEAD CHEYENNE, March 25.—The body of Mrs. A. H, Reel, 73, widow of a pioneer stockman of Wyoming and for a score of years a \ader of Chey- enne society, will arrive from Den- ver tonight and will be interred at Lakeviéw cemetery here, beside that of the husband of the deceased. Mrs. Reel died last Tuesday at her home in Denver, in which city she had re- sided for sixteen years. ‘The Reel home in Cheyenne thirty years ago was noted throughout Wyo- ‘Wonderful!’ Says suite Mr. Burton reiterated his former charge that the leader of the Bac- ton county mob conferred with Judge Banta and Sheriff Sam Hill on the Saturday afternoon prior to the trouble and that they knew his identity, YOUR REASON assures you that there is no substitute for Scott's Emulsion g Anold saying, butnonethe- less true: A bottle of Scott’s Emulsion taken in time, helps keep the doctor away. es Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. “ALSO MAKERS OF ——— Ki-MOID | (Tablets or Granules) For INDIGESTION | eae anre i Em ENA _ _ There's a difference be’ rich simplicity. Oniy a Pump of Quality Would Dare to Be so Simple i You'll realize it very quickly when you see this black satin strap pump. The richness of finest materials and perfect work- TTA ss = I tween plain plainness and Mes. Hutchinson Salt Lake Woman Gains 20 Pounds by Taking Tanlac She Declares “I wasted hundreds of dollars trying to get well before I got Tanlac, and I wouldn’t take anything in the world for the health and happiness this medicine has given me,” was the statement made by Mrs. S. J. Hutchin- son of 851 Chicago St., Salt Lake City. “I had so many complaints that life was miserable for me, and for years I never knew what a well day was. My stomach gave me no end of trou- ble, and I suffered from it 60 bad that many times I felt like death would have been welcome. The gas that formed from my undigested food caused my heart to paipitate until I thought I had heart trouble and I had such smothering sensations that I could scarcely breathe. I was so nervous that the least little thing an- noyed me, and was so restless that I spent many a sleepless night. I had no energy at all, and was so weak I couldn't do my housework. It seems to me like I took enough medicines to stock a drug store, and I even went to Los Angeles for my health, but nothing did me any good. “Tantac has proved such a godsend tome that I can never praise it enough. Why, it has given me such an appetite that I eat almost as much at one meal now as I used to eat in a week, and it all agrees with me per- fectly. I have gained about twenty pounds in weight, too, and am feeling splendid. It just seems wonderful to be in good health after suffering as much as I have, and words can't ex- press my gratitude to Tanlac.” |. Tanlac is sold in Casper by Casper Pharmacy, in Alcova by Alcova Mer- cantile Co, in Salt Creek by Salt Creek Drug Store—Adv. NOTICE The Reid Construc- tion ‘Co. Now Located in Room 234, Midwest Building Office Phone 935.J 233 East Second St. Next to Telephone Bldg. » Of Den-|that plans were being worked” out whereby the Citizens State bank of Phoenix, and tae Fxchange bank pf Peoria, both of: which voluntarily sus- pended business Wednesday, would be ed in the near future, He said Lam loaded to the gills with Cleaning and Pressing. My five leyal tailors and cleaners are busy as bees. Thanks to You! For your kind support in my fight against high prices. BRUCE BROS My appreciation to you will be my offering for SATURDAY, MARCH 26, ONLY, Any $50 Suit In the house at 2 Alterations Free, You Bet! This line consists of hand-tailored all-wool blue serges, brown and gray hard finished worsteds men’s and young men’s models. 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