Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1923, Page 6

\GE ee et ee Serene 6) Crna ere PAGE SIX TWO DEAD, TWOINJUREDLATE YESTERDAY IN TORNADO; WIND CUTS SWATH FOUR MILES WIDE OMAHA, Neb., April 24.—Two persons are dead and two are known to have been injured by a tornado which swept a naigow path for about four miles near Barneston, in Gage county, southeastern Nebraska, late yesterday, according to a special dispatch received here by the Omaha World Her- ald. The dead are Evelyn Bruensbach, 8, and her mother, SHOVCENTAN pyc FOR PALE 36 yards away. Mr. Bruensbach and an infant were hurt but will recover. Their home and build'ngs on three other farms were wrecked. accompanieg — the from the house and hurled onto her, Papers Arrive. ‘Continued from Page One) come the last week with the emailer 24.—State | vote offer in effect. received today| Remember but four days remain, in authorities | which to win the Hupmobile sedan. | All in the State of Mind. WASHIN' departmen from Teguigalpa s: of the Honduran government had ar- rested a suspect belfeved to be Clara ed hamme rmurderess mmer murderess The advices Phillips, © county, If you would like to win, but think| added that being Du can't; 1 papers | It’ ost a cinch you won't, | to the|If you think you'll lose, 6 lost, | For out in the world you'll find Success begins with a fe'low's will— It's all in the state of mind. Fully many a race ts | Fa step 1 And many a cow: | ‘Bre even his work Think big and your deeds will grow; Think small, and you'll fall behind; hie extraditi: Think that you can, and you will— he 4s believ: It’s all in the state of mind. eat esc: If you think you're outclassed, you ¥ are, You've got to think high to rise You've got to be sure of yourself be- for Carson and Mrs. extradition pap the woman believed to be Phillips, although calling herself Mrs. fore } Robert Yo Ipa officials} You can never win a prize. of the d cs and the sheriff's office looked forward to 4 Life's battles don't always go busy day. To the stronger or faster man, — For sooner or later the man who wins Is the fellow who thinks he can. eed NEWS DELIVERY DISCUSSED. 1! 14.— Post-] HARVEY MANAGER DEAD. KANSAS CIT > 24.—H. njamin, general manager for the red Harvey system of restaurants, | died at his he today. | | nt r cent cf the women stu: | J Washin College ten ran ¢ eN ‘The most oxpensive Ww c 1 tras which is obtained from th a ang Persia. Declined to Be Queen? Sa ——~ ba wee color tised by (blue), laz in Nebraska t | ull stone c Laty Mary Cambridge is betrothed to the Marquis of Worcester. Her engagement to the Prince of Wales was frequently rumored and now gossip In London socicty circies is that Lady Mary refused Eng- land's future king when he proposed. Don’t Smother Good Intentions When you feel like bathing, shaving, clean- ing or doing any of the hundred and one necessary houschold tasks, don’? let the tack of hot water continually interfere. Install a Ruud and have a ready supply of steaming Hot Water available—always. Then note the difference in your home activities. Let us explain the unnumbered advantages you will enjoy with a Ruud Automatic Water Heater. The Casper Gas Appliance Co., Inc. Phone 1500 115-119 East First St.| If you think you are beaten, you are. If you think you dare not, you don't. dent Harding has directed the war|of the prohibited commodities even to . th dancer's stl fi n- and navy departments, in a letter ad-| Americans who might in turn dispose| Hinuent of her pes Aa saateeitaG | dressed to Secretaries ks and] of them to foreign nations. AAair. Urtie "Deidhivy | SCIREAGAES wae Denby, not to ‘permit’ th B Of ure = returned after the dancer's $1,000.000 |rus war stocks including arms, am- ate Baresdecn ren at ita munition, or other munitions to any eee eee | that_the war and n | tories. Che Casper Dally Cridbune Well, Girls, Glad to See Your Back! at Coney Island and the second at Far Rocakaway. The Tack-A-Busha hotel at Far Rockaway and the New Ostend house under construction were destroyed (together with 2,500 wooden bath houses. About fifty wooden bunga- lows are in the direct path of tho blaze. At Coney Island, a number of frame structures were destroyed. Hen- Gerson’s theater was well filled when the fire started but the audience filed but in orderly fashion as police re- serves were rushed there. The blaze at Coney Island was brought under control after buildings, an old land mark, had been destroyed — LATE FLASHES | ooo NEW YORK, April 24—Presi- dent Harding, dropping affairs of state after urging America’s en- trance into the world court in an address at the annual luncheon of members of The Associated Press today turned basebail fan, motoring Beaver amy tino was dentroret. |275,000 Acres teceatr Teens ews OF Land Thro | Open by Work WASHINGTON, April 24- e tary Work today threw open 276000 acres of public land tn five jern states for entry by men .The tracts, comprising! the lirg- est areas offered for homsteading| by |the interior department uring the past two years, aro 222,000 acres|in Owyhee county, Idahi Head county, world. ———-—— | former feryice 24,000 acres in Montana; {8,- a reat, good cigar kas Tim that ol wheeze since tho annual epidemic of “perfect back contests har started. Phila. delphia teas altooted with {t this year. 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