Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1921, Page 8

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4PAGE EIGHT VJAP ACCEPTANCE | "ASSURES GREAT [WORLD MEETING °Way Considered Open to Complete Plans for Conference on Disarmament to Be THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921. ‘That this effort wds successful is | not escape you and that tuey ap- shown in a Jetter received from The | pear most comprehensively in Tribane from W. D. Scott. 236 De- | ocr aha catur street, Brooklyn. The letter ; : in pict tollowe | “With the best goed wisises to the “Among the many newspapers I | People of Casper and thanks” to am receising, I tind that The Cas- you for your courtesy in seeing per Daily Tribune has been reach- | that I am kept in touch with your ing me daily for the past three vicinity, I remain, weeks, presumably to. keep me in “Most Sincerely Yours, touch with the situation at your “w. D. scorr: end, in anticipation of the “Modern | oe : Caravan” passing through Casper. _ i ; Miss Stella Akin of Savannah. th- “I am writing this to compliment | you upon the exceptional compicte (first woman to be admitted to th: ness of your paper for a city of Georgia bar. passed her examination. your population and partitularly for ‘at the age of 19. your system of headlines. Your tel- ‘MODERN CARAVAN PICKS YELLOWSTONE TRAIL FOR LONG JOURNEY TO IDAHO The advance section of “Scott's Modern Caravan” en route from Brooklyn, N. ¥,, to the west end of Twin Falls County, Idaho will | arrive in Casper August 27. The ; schédule of the party which iy be- | ing prepared by the American Au- ment, its members being convinced that they can get more happiness out of life by abandoning the close confines of the city for unhampered breathing spaces in the virgin lands of the west. The tract upon which they will settle is 12 miles south of | So Es ak | tomobile association, shows thatthe | the thriving city of Buhl, Idaho. | egraphic news is the equal, if not | Pay Held in Washington, Report party contemplates ‘staying In Cas: | None but 100 yer cent Americans, | surpassing many western newspa- | De Zou, know, that the, highest | per two daya. each of whom has been a success | pers which come to my attention. I | fons county in cotticieme auantity t nad i —— ‘The first section will comprise 33 | thus far in life, will have place in | hav noticed that many articles of | supp!y all dealers. William tox WASHINGTON als 28 The way was regarded as families and their mission wil be | the caravan. This was made man- | New York and Washington news do_¥.. ‘Box 1105. 2-27-41. 2 a a Sati to prepare the huge tract of 5,120 | datory by Governor W. D. Davis of | areE ~— be open today for the beginning of pesoteage between ie Seres OCS tunes ¢ Unk tay | Saatsorieienl hel exipoded “hil ber | oodecdsceseboets CHEN * | United States ane the omer: a ey and peerciate the ‘arrival of the remainder of the |>snat ‘and official greeting» to the 3 t powers as to the date anc meeting place o e proposed con- 128 families who will settle on~40- | prospective citizens of Idaho. Boi ] 1 l A 3 ae ference on limitation of armaments. There i is little opposition brs Mtmertis e- It is planned | The modern caravan has sroneen ers ttention : On 2 Washin though some of the > perzon: the Interest of the entire east~an i next Autumn. line the streets when the advance section starts off for its new home at 2 o'clock July 28, carrying a greeting to the governor of ‘Idaho from.the mayor of New York City. Casper agencies, including the Chamber of Commerce and The Tribune has worked hard to have a later date than November 11,| ice day, suggested by the Amer- | ican government Officials here gave every evidence being satisfied with the Jap ceptance received yesterday hn the Tokio government, in ing to the proposed prelimin-| Special Meeting _ Friday, July 29, 8 P. M. | Each of the parties in the ad- | vance party will hayé its own auto- mobile as the entire trip will be-| i | | made over the route. mapped out. Each machine will draw a trailer equipped with a collapsible bunga - low which can be set up in ten min- utes and has sleeping accommoda- ALLEGED SLAYER PROTECTED He |scope of the meeting. This sugges-| |tion is regarded by officials here. how 1 6 5 Greeley Officer ceriSends Out Word That He Is Ready to Give and basic discussion of Mar East | the caravan come north through problems, suggest that . prob- tions for five persons. |. Wyoming instead of going through na which concern only pertioaler | The object of the caravan is to | Northern Colorado as was first move-_|_planned. adopt the “back to the soil" ever, not as a condition to acceptance, but as a forecast of the attitude to be p taken by Japanese in the conference. o8 Lynch Mob Warm CONFERENCE DATE : Reception UNDER DISCUSSION. 1,2 aT S a eae WASHINGTON, July 28.—The time ? _ GREELEY, Colo. July 28—Sheriff/ror beginning the disarmament con: 179 Frank Hall of Weld eapeedv ome Pre-| ference was discussed today by Secre } pared to receive a mob in the event | tary Hughes with Sir Auckland Ged: SG mee atteraptd to take from bhisioustody| acy tree prith amibasandor. Saree This remarkable photo of M. Alonso, tennis champion of Spain was + William Riley Hill, who is being held| Shigehara, the Japanese ambassador, ™ade at Wimbledon,’ Eng., during the playing of the world champion: ‘ in connection with the murder last] ang with the Italian charge d'affaires, | Ship singles. Alonso, who reached the semifinal round may visit the week of Helen Maxine Short, Hill's | “ry, tich povernment. if no pre,! United States this summer. Insert, Lieut. Andre Gobert and William ere is 10-year-old stepdaughter. The sheriff|jiminary conference is held, is stilj| H. Laurentz the French tennis stars who will represent France in the announced today he was ready for] favoring a later date than November! Davis cup matches here. e ore violence if it is attempted a ble to the earliest time the other | ———~ » The sheriff said he had received at Sowdts duu area aces beh as EL TRIBUNE ‘CLASSIFIED. ADS least « dozen telephone calle fast night |," Gisadvantage it an early date is CQnadian Yacht | anso*nesuurs saying a mob was “coming to get | Chosen, © of the dists * Hill.” To each of them the sheriff sree stdin set mare | b: = $ maid he replied: “Come on, I'm|aata Wins Cup Race HK — =| i Be 4 oe rae i ite - :, “Ne extra precautions are being | PRELIMINARY MEETING ea K Kl= 2 ¥ a A ak RES mE ere Is Another Big Assortment 0 amet tiie all will ane pee eny 2 y .| HAMILTON, Ont., July 28,—Scrap!| = : ? mob and my jailers are equal to any LONDON, July 28—(By The Asso : mt., July P Branch H|= 895 ciated Press.)—It was stated in offi-|Per Secgnd, flying the colors of the 112 West Midwest Ave. = > eccasion.” | ial reeled Baek toske tharos t.| Royal Cana Yacht club, Toronto, | K = OW ehoné 74 Kil u Hill insists he is innocent of kiling | “!# roe eee - AS Dag x. = fee ing preliminary to the Washington Won the second orge cup race to-) Hf H * the Short girl. The little girl was - . . ¢ Oy te Harold Kramer, Realtor ? : te eit! Sra. [conference on disarmament and on /@ay. Huskie Second, of the Crescent | gy Manager K @ ° tee found in a ditch of water meer en:|Far Eastern problems, to be held Yacht club, Watertown, N. Y., was a | ¢ HIi= bie = p Cielo, dest Ba turciay | ARCORAINE TF Sabi ibe ks at some Canadian ©08e second. Nirwanna of the Royal [-1--640-acre_relinquish- “ ng¢ thetcoroner she had been Growned.| cy or a in the Unitéd States Hamilton Yacht club, which won yes: H ment, good land, and K + * t She was tied down with fron welghts.| cher than Washington was virtually |teFday"s race, was third today K shack, about 25 miles 3] £ i 5 is é gir Sub titute Bill |a certainty, although it was admitted H $350, Pere ened K f > : Ss |that the attitude of Washington on ° (K R2—40 acres on flat H re [gush an arrangement was aa set uo- SUPUVEVOTS Of — |e “norih “St retinerion, : : Ts Introduced | t0 program of wasnington conter-| |K Price $500. A = sig Jence would be arranged at the preim| Wyeek Reach |\H_ 3-10 acres cast of KI . « kK . = veal K tec ea 1) ed to Our Lists Previous vertise ; - ‘4 . a Castes ; 4—320-acre_ relinquish- = : « onFarm Credits’ ead! "tha Taitlaht remot ince, New York Port 8 enton Casper moun- Ke} o head the representative: A = : « while Premier Hughes of Australia | K Ps Se ‘water. B r Another |#24 Premier Massey of New Zeuland o «R540 acres deeded also would attend the meeting on their all under proposed ir- Wi th d fi k hi b ed d | } Pisegares i curne lou today | way to thelr, homes, | sxsw YORK, July 28.— captain /H ration akekewrseven 1 out regard for cost, our grocery stock has been reduced to a $8; agriculture commitiee ordering re- ; Ross and 23 of the crew of the Nor- | f€ 5 ‘ H h: { Sericutture _commitice ordering [| ARCHBISHOP ON RETURN. |wesian anally acheover Generail ty 318 Per acre, Terme, price that‘insures its speedy exit. un Administration plan of having the war | ,!2LBOURNE, Australia, July 28.—| Pershing, previously Peported wrecked | yg Specializing in Irrigated fy Co eee oration act anya. creat |(BY The Associated Press.)—The Aus-|on Endymion reef, near Turks island, | Ranches. Patented“ Dry } pio - tralian government has decided not to| arrived here today on the steamer|H Farms, HHomesteads, Re K aR tease interfere with the landing of Arch-| Hi < linquishments’ and ‘Bus: tor Important changes in the Kellog ad of Arch-| Huron. - W: ministration bill recommended by the {sep Mannix on his return from his| ‘The schooner which was 1,848 tons iness Opportunities. K Ve are ¢ 0 ose Ut our. roceries an 0° t a: committee including doubling of the |Moundtheworld trip. or to insist.on /net, was bound from Norfolk for | Notary Public H ab bond issue” authorization of the| MS taking the oath of allegiance, it|Seattle with a cargo of coal, -and i oN finance corporation, fram one to two| *es.announced toda | KHKHKHKHKHKHKHKH Lillion dollars to give the corporation @ greater credit fund. The commit tee alsvu added an amendment author- izing the finance corporation to ex tend export credit direct to producers as well as to bankers and exporters and a provision authorizing loans di rect to forelgn governments which should purchase agricultural products in this country. Senator Norris Near Collapse said to be a total loss. A.B.C. or X.Y. Z. _ Quickly This is not a stock of inferior grade that failed to sell but a stock of the highest quality and our one and only reason for closing it out is simp- ly this , having sold our building we must vacate. Be sure to read our Saturday ad asit will contain the complete list of groceries we have marked down to date. HNN th «At End Speech in be publican, Nebras . suf- NN ee. { SS eee ie OLIVES Imported Olive Oils fe Rearly three hours. ‘The effort gom- : " ene with intnge heat catunied nim ae 16-07. Bottle Monarch df tons Cette, Bane pe ammitin room wher tat dre Inalgebra, “abc” represents the known; Brand Stuffed Olives... Olive Oil BS __.... $2.76 = ari sonsien ar oot bene Na “xyz” the unknown. Likewise in circu- ieee Dustin Ran, Brand pico $1.39 a q tor Res ae Ten RA ete he Be wiciat ts = ————— lation. A.B.C. represents the wn 1 Gall = « Highway Patrol | . P 5 pax 10-0z. Bottle Kamo Brand 27'¢e One oh sa $5.35 = Bg plus where it goes and how it was ob- = Stuffed Olives —_..-_-. lat 2! steak Bice Coe Saari = i System Adopted tained. Anything else is the unknown. = 12-07, Bottle Brillat O18 Ol renee OT = et In New Mexico When buying space, select mediums of oe ye Sees tgs Oh ces 50e 2 m kn e mull ti Ch f 8-oz. Bottle Brillat Brand 33e : = ee ee own circulation. oose from. A.B.C. Stuffed: Olives... ca 1 Guntt Belise sesoule 4 5 $1 26 = se “Trouble shooters” extra highway pa * al : 4 ye ae Gite 17 ciprarememaaee™ = tm, mil be Disco at once meine reports and: audits. You have then 4-oz. 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