Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1921, Page 6

tri iistl orate EFECGSSTADPE TL TDETE TENT IT PTET CTUTEDEREURSSTEI OEe runs? TSSTESERSIAITTS ro = PAGE SIX PROSECUTION OF CHARLES AIDES Ao TRAITORS [3 HUNGARIAN GRY Anti-Carlists Have List Of Men Identified In Attempt of Old Ruler To Regain His Throne BUDAPEST, April 8.— (By The Associated Press.) — In- vestigation of the attempted return of former Emperor Charles to the Hungarian throne has been demanded at a meeting of a agrarian members of the national assembly. It appears that the anti-Carlists had confidential agents near the former emperor and it is declared they have a list of men associated with Chhrles in his attempt to reestablish his throne. The agrarian deputies have urged their punishment on a charge of treason. In addition the anti-Carlists accuse the Hungarian government of “blame- able lack of energy respecting the King.” They declare the gowernment permitted him to hold a regular court at Steinamanger, appointing officers and court dignitaries, creating barons and administering to them the oath of office. EX-EMPEROR HAS FAITH IN FUTURE. BUDA 8.—The Hun- garian national embly has ad- journed until after Regent Horthy and Premier Paul Teleky have conferred rele tivo to the ministerial crisis, which hus arisen as a result of the visit of former Emperor Charles to this coun- try. The adjournment was requested by the premier. Newspapers in this city have pub- lished the manifesto former Emperor Charles issued before his departure, with the government's permission. “I returned to Hungary's sacred soil,” the manifesto declared, “‘be- cause I was unable to live away from my beloved country, and because I was convinced that only the crowned king can restore tranquility and order which 1s necessary for prosperity. “Realizing, however, that my re- turn would involve the nation insup- portable trials, I depart, but, though in my exile, I will devote all my en- ergies, and, if necessary, sacrifice my life for the interests of Hungary. Better Treatment For Horses Urged;} * Practice Flayed + ° During the past winter the treat-! ment of horses that were used for} hauling caused some consternation | @ mong the people living in the east.of oe Casper. During the slippery win! weather public officials were notified | % of the treatment of the horess in. piill- | 4 ing loads up the hills. Since then it has many times been called to the at- tending of the officials, and of the newspapers, that the crusity practiced towards dumb animals has Leen grow- ing to an alarming extent. The laws | of the state of Wyoming provide for 4%, the arrest and imprisonment of over-} $ 2, loading or cruelly beating horses. The { iy y 4 lee 3, | 1% absence of a humane society which; could care for these things puts the | whole action into the hands of the people. j The past week a number of letters telling of different incidents bringing to light the need of such a societ have been received by The Tribune of- s. In one letter the subject of Vhat Is Over-Loading?” the next taken from “Bishop on Statutory Crimes" was enclosed: 'Thé decision which was made in the Massachusetts SY have faith in, Providence, and | Curt in 1868 fs believed to be a sound the. time will come when I can re-|#W the world over. main in my beloved fatherland. In Cruelty begins very fariehort of the meantime, I ask the nation to] ‘King the extreme strength of the support the regent, who is fulfiling|#0imal,” the pamphlet sets forth. God the heavy duties of the head of the|%#S siven to men and animals an ex- stato, and on whom T could rely to} cess of strength, to be husbanded care- protect the nation's and the king’s|{ully and used occasionally. But to| common interests.” task that strength to its full-lmit un- Iti inaeltaate cera necessarily is against the nature, and pbuicarouhwer Aptos: is a cruelty against which men, hav- a8 da) Ret reason, may protect $ Mexican Passport | ving nottier speech nor reason ike Regulations On Border Enforced men, must look to them for protec- | tion.” MEXICO CITY, April 8.—Congestion of Mexican ra:roads has reached a critical stage and commercial and in. dustrial interests of the country have appealed to the government to take extraordinary steps to relieve the sit- uation. At Vera Cruz, Tampico RD - soe, oats a o< % <> ara ered Poets Pr eoeers KA *e! Mo 5% signed at M - ‘- FASE WAGE CUT REFUSED. ae > HOUSTON, Tex., April 8— Repro-| sentatives of the maintenance of way- >a $ od so men of the Southern Pacific lines tn conference With officials of the com- pany this morning refused to accept reduced wages or changed working conditions. They also declined to sign a joint statement of facts and will) radiator, ATHLETICS’ STAR—Ralph (Cy) Perkins, catcher of the Philadelphia Americans, photographed during practice at Lake Charles, La. |submit a separate statement to the |labor board. i} Po te etn en hn nthe nent 0 aSo- othe cho eho-ahoeSo-ofe-ate-cte to stn ste teste he hn hee te nen ha & Po teat othe tho ep oo ese eGo eGo ae the eho shes sho aS ee soo dhe ah 0 do So Se eo oO Se Che Labor Quarters In Italian City Burned . Down LONDON, April 8.—Offices of the chamber of Jabor in the Italian city of Padua were burned last night by members of the extreme Nationalists group, says a Central News dispate!i from Rome. The Socialists at once proclaimed ® general strike, and formed a pro- cession with the intention of burning one of the nationalists: clubs in the city. While marching through the strecis, the Socialists encountered a procession of Nationslists and in the ‘fighting that ensued one man was killed and many injured. ‘The Social- ists were routed and dispersed. ‘The despatch quotes the newspaper Tempo of Rome as statiug that 29 anarchists have been arrested at Fer- rara, 26 miles northeast of Bologna, on the charge that they were impli- cated in a plot to. bomb Nationalist clubs, a theater and several cafes. potent nels thatct cs Attorney W. H. night for Cheyenne, ten leaves to- where he will nected with local oil interests. *)the United States Modesto Martinez, Atter | transacting his business in Cheyenne he will make a hurried visit to Denver. ; ———-Subscribe for ‘The Tribune——— SEE MY LAWYE Casper Daily Crifune HOMES PURCHASED BY ~ TW NEW FESIDENTS Two new residents have come to Casper and have purchased homes here through the activities of the See Ben Realty company. Mrs. O. P. Murry has come here from California and has purchased a home on South Spruce street, where she will live. Mr. Baldwin of Denver, is now the owner of the home of W. D. Keyser on East Yellowstone avenue. Mr Keyser purchased a residence on his place of business. South Cherry, which will be nearer Real estate activities are reported to be ively now that spring is here and important transactions are pending. paES Saveen~ Aisi vithahet MEXICAN MAYOR RELEASED. NOGALES, Artz. April 8.—Ale- jandro C. Villasenor, mayor of Nog- ales, Sonora, who was arrested No- vembt'r 18, 1920, by Mexican federal authorities on a charge of having as- sisted American officers to deport to was released on order of the central Mexican government. Announcement of his ‘release was greeted with a demonstration in favor of Villasenor by the residents of Nogales, Sonora. wept ees And You'll Never Go to the Bughouse “Mary, I hit another car—jammed our Gave the whole blamed thing a jar, cracked the carburetor, together. weather, vision— R. T. Kemp Co. INSURANCE, THAT’S ALL Cost three hundred bucks to 'Twas a fearful lot of coin, but she’ll stand the For Bob Kemp will pay to fix up our old Ford’s We're protected if we mix up in a collision.” Yes, folks, we've moved to 212-213 le} Midwest Refining Company Building and we are still writing insurance, and will be as long as we stay in Casper, ¢é which is from now on. le side lines. Rs Sct Cota te deter Onde teed RS Woresoesee ease reeaires osietio see erase ee sie sie the aie ee tie di din aie dee da ete join all her bones So 3, Re SSG eS ss se Se eS ee Ce We have no Phone 370 Girls Are Free Mesopo- tamia will be begun at the next meet- > reerdodgedrseceee Bh sates MO SEITE NN anise reeeasenesnoninnatcicnasnrt FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921 Durbin street near G street in Nory Casper on 7:30 o’click tonight, Mrs. De Lance Wallace, evangelis;, will speak on the subject of mission. ‘A welcome is extended to all, a Jewelry and watch repairing by cx, pert workmen. All work guarantor: Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. O.S Blig’ 354¢ ing of the Council of the League of Nations which will be held on June Lioyd George has written to Sir J. D. Rees, member of the house of commons, who recently inquired re- the subject. i Harry Iba is cxpected to return from Denver where he is looking after business interests. oo SPECIAL SERVICE. a Sees There will be a special missionary |____subscribe for The Tribune—" service at the Nazarene Tabernacle on bee an Best Bowl of Chili in Town 20c ] At the Chili King Lunch All kinds of Sandwiches at popular prices. Quick Service, Highest Quality. Grand Central Block To Murder Men, Slayer Was Told TAILORED. AT FASHION PARK | KAY-BAC HE WEARS THE PARKAY SUIT. .THE COPYRIGHTED KAY-BAC TREATMENT DEVELOPED BY OUR TAILORS AT FASHION PARK ASSURES PERFECT BALANCE CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT THE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY-ON READY-T0-PUT-ON JESSEN’S 115 EAST SECOND Puerta Mexico, and in cities along the United States frontier, tiiousands of tons of merchandise have been lying for months, the railroads being un able to move these goods to their destinations. “ In addition to the economic phase presented by the railroad congestion, traveling in Mexico is at present tedious, passenger trains running from one to two days late, The lack of engines is said to be the cause of this inconvenience. President Obregon declared yester- day that imports to Mexiso had In- creased 200 per cent in the past three months and that additional rafiroad rolling stock had not been acquirec to a proportionate degree. Adolfo De La Huerta, secretary of the treasury, denied reports that cer tain irregularities in the customs sys: tem had caused the port cong:stion. —— Greeley Man Is Picked to Head Rotary District PUEBIA, Colo., April §8.—Harry D. Parker of Greeley, Colo., was un- animously elected governor of the twenty-first district of Rotary clubs at Thursday morning’s session” of the district convention. Next year the convention will be held at Grae ley. The convention closes tonight, FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. How to Remove Easily. Fere’s a chance, Miss Freckle-face, to try a remedy dor freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles; while if it does give you a clear complexion the ex- pense is trifling. Simply get an ounce of Othine— double strength—from any druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beauti- ful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce neoded for the worst case. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine as this strength is sold under guarantee of money bock if it fails to remove freckles.—Adv. A The F (T ISS HYENAS! CEGAR-STEALERS! un is Always Fast and Furious DER LIFE, HEY? LO_& CRAB-STUFFERS ! IL SHOW YOU voT DER There's Never A Dull Moment in The Katzenjammer Kids A FULL PAGE EVERY SATURDAY IN THE CASPER TRIBUNE WIEN ZE EES FINISH! I CAPIT OOH! You Look et cn coe UKE ACH! DER TVEEDLE-