Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Che Caspet Daily Cribune FUNERAL SERVICE HELO FRANKLIN LANE (S322 spss lMeonY MMOS PLAY FOR THOMAS CLARE, a ae el soem yeas) DIES GUDDENLY | 70 PARED HOSEA for trust evils He also advocated aj porter of the league of nations cove: commission of government for Alaska. | nant and advocated ratification of the | He was elected a member of the per-| peace treaty of Verrailles. manent internationa! railway commis- sion. organized=in 1910 at tne inter- ——. ] services for Thomas N.; national railway gongress in Berne,|the calling of a conference of repre-| A packed house gree: r . who died yesterday at{* Message of condolence to Mrs. Lane, | Switzerland. sentatives of American capital, labor |SPPearance of Andersona Moone ere held today from | Which was not made public. In 1916 Mr. Lane beaded the Amer-|and industry to @iscues economic | Maids,” which played last night at chapel. Burial was = ican delegates at a joint cenference| problems. The national industria} | the Iris theater. cemetery. Rey. C.| RESIGNED POST Tu with high commissioners from Mex-|conference, of which Mr. Lane was| The opening musical selection pre: an church was|BECOUP FORTUNE. ico, as & result ef which a protocol| made chairman, was the result. Ag|*¢nted all of the performers, six |_ It was often said of Franklin K.|was signed at Atlantic City and chairman of the railroad wage com-|¥Y°U"S Jadies, playing two violins, pi- a resident of| Lane that if he had been born in the | United States troops were withdrawn | mission in 1918 he helped to settle |%0, cello, flute and clarinet. The rs and leaves a| United States instead of Canada, jfrom that country. a number strikes and avert threat-|r=t selection was classical and gave He {s survived | would have been presidential timbe:.| When the United States entered the ened walkouts. the talent a good 1 small chfldren.| After serving seven years in President|war in 1917, Secretary Lane in a| Mr. Lene married in 1893, Mtws Wilson's cabinet as secretary of the|mumber of public speeches outlined| Anne Wintermute of Tacoma, Wash. interior, he resigned his $12,000-a-year|tha country’s purposes and urged | Two children were born to them, Mra. post in expensive Washington early in WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1921" MAXWELL SALE CONFIRMED. | Motor company property and dip BAY CITY, Mich., May 18.—Federal| missed petitions of certain first pré Judge Tuttle today entered an order| ferred stockholders protesting against ing the sale of the Maxwell! the sale. NOW PLAYING (Continued from Page 1) ANDERSON’S business men to show “sacrifices as|Nancy Lane Kauffman of Washing- 1920 “in justice to his family” to be-| worthy as those of men on their|ton and Lieut. Franklin K. Lane, Jr., come vice president and legal adviser In numerous | U. 8. A., of Los Angeles, Cal. | of the Mexican petroleum compantes, the Liberty | controlled by Edward I. Doheny. loans he declared the defeat of the! corns, Bunions Fallen Arches Born near Charlottetown, Prince | United States was “unthinkable” and | fnerewing Nails y°5, 1864, the son|that the government was determined . who removed |to see the war fought to a finish. 1. J. PERRACLE | WONDERFUL GOWNS—BEAUTIFUL GIRIS he boy’s child-| When peace came he devised plans! Foot Specialist , educated at the|for the employment of returning} eee treaps, urged congress to federalize Smith Building on East Second 3 nia from which the Americantization of the foreign-| Treated Without Phone 1664-W |borm, aided in the reconstruction of Pain Casper, of a Canadian do from Pag 1.) is us to Best Bowl of Chili in Town 20c At the Chili King Lunch , All kinds of Sandwiches at popular prices. ick FIRST "ler and editor of the Tacom Wash. x ‘ € a ~ Daily News. In 1889 he was admitted |} Service, Highest Quality. Grand Central lock James Oliver Curwood’s Story t the recent | t A our readiness bar of California and from 1897 é“ 5 902 served as corporation coun- A D. T > ftnkeeia Gb tt San Francisco, Inf the latter | === = the British | Year he was the Democratic candidate ‘ WOMAN” later by his alma mater and by New York and Brown universities and the Uni- of North Carolina. Upon leaving college he engaged in newspaper work, becoming part own- Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. LAST TIMES TODAY versti a I call at for governor of California but was not -|electad. He received the party vote f the state legislature in 1903 for States senator. Appointed a ‘i NEXT r of the interstate commerce Bi, Fox : nission by President Roosevelt in ‘ce ig Special later becoming chairman. Mr. 1] e was serving tn that capacity n he was made secretary of the or. NEXT ing his service on the Interstate who have a v cor ree commission he earned the ng the Silesian bound-| reputation of being a progressive. er that verdict may be.| His decisions in the railway cases were We fully accept the plebiscite as an|said to have been almost invariably ion of the wishes of the people| pleasing to men of advanced ideas, ia, but having gone into the ar we sustained gigantic losse in defense of an old treaty to which this country was a party, and Grea‘ Britain cannot consent to stand i whilst the treaty her representat! signed oss than two years ago is ing trampled upon.” —————__— This is a real man’s show—full of th: i php Paley 's show. 4 oO! neil excite- ‘You can’t beat this show in town. - TOMORROW VIOLA DANA —IN— “THE OFF SHORE PIRATE” BUSTER KEATON We're Ready To move your household goods. We specialize in haul- ing furniture and pianos. Baggage and any kind of hauling. 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