Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO Che Casper Dailp Cribune GREECE TOFIGHT CAMPAIGN FOR DIFFERENCE IN TERMINAL AND =. S=SeeSSSrs REPUBLIC, THRAGE 1 EVACUATED FARM PRIGES GOMPILED BYU. 8. need Stayer WASHINGTON, Oct. 17 —The aver-; A weighted average basis of compu-| Is ‘Acquitted age difference between farm and ter-|tution was used in arriving at the “J | agatch bridge acrose the Maritza. ae a minal prices of the local ,estimated|average:, the announcement says,| The refugees believe that if they [wheat crop Coty Pepto ratte Sind pm Po payee AA on ch Karagatch they will be safi year 1920-21 was 17.6 cents per and Chicago » | roca the ‘Tuska. This staal!’ vilags [according to compilations announced|kets used in making the calculations) SANDPOINT, Idaho, Oct. 17.—After which is just across the boundary, ‘bed the department of agricul-|and the farm prices prevailing in the deliberating eight hours a jury in dis- will be in neutral territory until the tute. The average difference in ee | oe leading wheat producing states. trict court here acquitted Sam- henna, peace conference decides its fate. | Prices was 9.7 cents and oats 3.7 cents ‘The total estimated farm value of uel Clark 6f a charge of second de blue, dark , Cg Although the railway is moving a ithe figures showed. The total differ- the wheat crop was computed to be gree murder. Clark was accused of] red, peacock considerable number of refugees west The dark easy shad. @offed his coat and lence on the three-crops combined was 91.6 per cent of. the total estimated killing Bert Patridge on March 13, overboard and succeed: Snare? trein -Matnanioh. tas etnaiod 9.6 cents. ‘terminal market value; farm value of 1922. (ee ee to use as the the baby. Then he resu x as| there ts becoming the center of a wen, ments and continued his Work 8) \..: concentration camp. The rain though nothing had hap ‘ams flooded all parts of the village; “When I found him he was.threat Many cattle have been drowned by ered with penumonia the ‘quickly: rising Marta, on the — | west bank of which thousands of ROADS CROWDED WITH refugees are encamped. Groups of REFUGEES IN THRACE. | camels belonging to the army have ADRIANOPLE, Oct. 17.—<By The|bean assigned to the duty of pulling eR Tee ee a Ceacane| retugead, culty: tie; thie: sia bank into higher and safer places. Meanwhile Adrianopie has taken on the appearance of a deserted city, | with the shops and houses closed. The Greeks and Armenian priests remain and are doing canspictous work {1 as- sisting the High Grade Jewelry, Watches and Silverware OU Exchange Building known dest! A by the nameless gripped the whole pc Thrace since the £0 tins were posted on flay, an nouncing the terms of the Mudanta armistice, which provide. for occupa tion of the province by the Turks, Inventor of the within 45 days. : : Movie Light| FRENCH COMMUNIST PARTY OR The member of the allied mis-| stons stationed here declare the ex-| tent of the refuges exodus indiostet| NEW YORK, ;Octi: 17. — After ROCKS RUPTURE is PREDICTED that the Turks upon thelr entry will! three years of experimenting 4 Maude Adams ‘When Congressman J. J. Mansfield of Texas became fll, his daughter Jacqueline, shown here, stepped into his office and ran it without 4 hitch. ‘ow Mansfield’s renovared and bia danchtar in bia “rieht band man.” For Expert : Watch Repairing And Jewelry Repairing of the better kind faude find eastern Thrace almost'uninhabit-| Adams, noted actrens, in ready to CALL AT Sine procession has been orderly, Usd anshcead ae teamaieiihe cyan PARIS, Oct. 17.--The French com: | g00d militants working for the cailise, TRIPENY’S Dut the misery of the refugees is al-|of moton pictures without dimming |™unist party is facing almost certain} at the head of the party there was a Ryle a ready extreme, and pneumonia will] the theater lights, according to a |80rsanimtion, according to in(fea-| handful of officials working tor ther- Center Phone 72 or 99 claim many victims if the present in-| report here today. tions at the opening of the second |» The secretary's report showed “Watch Who Goes There.” clement weather continues. The ‘The invention is sald to be a type [COMkress of the party, presided over|that the membership has dropped in American in charge of the little Near! of light that can be used for theater |¥ Marcel Cochin, socialist member | a year from 121,000 to’ 78,000. Fast relief soup kitchen at the rafl-}/inumination and left burning while |of the chamber of deputies. The opening session yesterday was : way punction on the oppohite side of! pictures are being thrown on the | The first part of the proceedings] quiet’ until Boris Souvarine, reputed BUY the Maritza declared screen. consisted of complaints by a number] spokesman for the Russlan Bélahe- #In all my experience I never im- Miss Adams retired from the stage | the provincial delegates that, while} vists tool the floor. The storm broke PIGEON’S COFFEE egined such a pitiable sight as the! about three years ago and soon aft. |8Mong the membership, there were|part of the congress applauding and mérch from Adrianople in the driving] er recovering from a breakdown, be. cheering for the Third Internationale, r - It’s Fresh Roasted . Every refugee arrives soaked) gan work on the invention. At the ki while “the others cptarently) in’ ithe “ tothe skin, with a wagon load of bed-} General Electric company's plant at I erewsKt to minority cricd “down with’ the dicta- igeon Tea & Coffee Co. Ging floating in water. Schenectady she was given a section tor: Phone 623 “Perhaps never in the 1800 years| of the buliding and permitted to R C adfia Meatny history, noc chacite tial twork ta saromontithecceten ts, PRUCRILIEL oncert of the late Balkan wars, has| cluded living accommodations. AG@ianople witnessed such scenes.” —.— W kk ; U S “Baranett’s Of Course” When, on Saturday, the Greek civil ALBAJULIA, RB ‘ in, ork int 2D. j atithorities attempted to reassure the| F, pot etemigg ry Rey —better Turkish Lowest Storage in Casper ple by stating that the Turkish! so! crowded In the vast pub- ee w a je would not arrive for 15| He square amid the punaita’ 62 GENEVA, Oct. 17.—Ignace J. Pad ‘better Virginia Guaranteed Repar Work, Acety- rs mys, the Christian inhabitants slm-| thousands of plcturesqueiy dressed | erewak! will sail for the United States ply refused to belies them. Nearly| Roumanians, The> ceremony was | from Havre on the line Paris, October every Christian in Adrianople ath-| carried out without incident. lene Welding, Gas, Oil and Greases and Crank Case Service. Brakes Examined Free * —better Burley |21, to resume his public appearances ered up all they could carry, either on ——_—>—_ as a planist, giving a series: of con: Every cigarette full “Seba mes Z ‘ ACCESSORIES their backs or on ox carts, and as MEXICO CITY—General Alberto | certs in the pringtal American cities, weight and full size ‘ $ } soon as porsible were off. Salinas, second in command to Gen- | He Geparte’ today for Paris from his m % Meanwhile from the countryside | ral Murgia, rebel leader, was sen- | beautiful residence at Motes, near similar exodus is underway and every| tenced to asven years imprisonment | Lausanne, accompanied by Madame road leading to the Maritza is jammed| by a military ‘court slitting at Te. |Paderewski°and his secretary. With] p. . with humanity, cattle and wagons.| pehuanes, Durango, according to |the party went Paderewski's much-| Right off the Sheep’s Back ‘This whole flood converges upon a, advices. prized grand piano. 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