Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1923, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. Ede Casper Dally Cridune TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1923, ‘ $$ FOREST FIRES 'NEW REPARATIONS PROPOSAL OF FOREIGNERS ASK "2=-s-2- =; ABOLITION OF RAILROAD LABOR ||:-======. WMTNESQTA GREATEST MORTGAGE IM WORLD yrrunoyyg) pr z:*-=——= = BOARDISPROPOSED BY UNIONS 7 BERLIN, May 29.— (By The- Associated ‘Press.) — Ger- by = gendarmire officered by forelg™-| CrTCAGO, May 23—Ftaftway labor | mimsiom to congress, the Chicago Trib- CASPER MONUMENT works many’s new repara' program, as now outlined, will lit-| Soe ee een ee tintin eeton,|2# Tepresented by the heads of the| une says today. The organizations |} 525 CS ise eked ARE MENACING bhai he cores “the ee a for it will rest CHINESE FAIR Flee he penal \raltenanpsoyp aro stxteen, eee unions, with one happy epee HBtarsy Shoes, Be yo. j is urged. : What promises to become the greatest mortgage of land | Seg ea foretsners ocbiing | etal Ree oe rece eee in the history of economics will eventually encompass every | SRST ae pees ant ae tins, square inch of German soil which organization indicates its readiness to Resolutions Adopted at Balle fab areeoe, (oti Y i will be made to pay tribute to Ger) “#sume payment of 40 per cent of the 4, so that volunteers will be Large Areas Are Swept| many's formar toes for thirty yeurm.| "7pothetical eum ot 500,000.00 wot] ETankow Conference (uitntatit, umeers 3 os The assessment will be on @ basts| ment 'can.raise by assessment on the . Foreign representatives are urged to By -Blazmg: “Which «}|ceceeresd ore iean ee eee ee eee om Scores Chinese. notify thetr governments of the pos Takes Cottages r= cage Gee" inte. the | aabeed Mag? agnor tbacy potadlinn pinicnasiky extensive scale may be required in le ually . . , May 29—(By Th i Felclrs reparations melting pot fram| shipping and agrageriar “interests Sco ae | the near future. sociated Press:}—Foreign residents of edvieed|Hankow -.at a mass mecting have i 4 is VIRGINTA, inn, May 2%— New| The ultimate yearly total will sp-| that-e.gsoup-of half-a-dosen, leading |adopted resolutions dealing with the Chinese Pigtails forest fires are raging In northern| proximate one billion gold marks, industrialiste-ts Deepared to guaran-|Shantung bandit outrages and with Minnesota today, jthe increase depending upon the|tee to the federal government, aix|céneral-unrest in China. ‘They uree ! T d Out i Homes of scores of farmers resid-|promptness with which metropoltan| hundred million golt-marks annually |ihat the foreign governments Iment| Ae 1 Urme m ing at Sand Lake about seven mifes| real estate can be subjected to the|/for the operating privilege of the! that the Chineso government tmmedi- | pt from here ,are menaced by the fires. |mortzaging process. federal railways, waterways, pos:s|ntely withdraw its troops, representa-| FI gir Nets for U.S. Men have been rushed to the scene| A beginning will be made with the| and telegraph. tives and intermediaries from Lin- to aid in fighting back the fires. agricultural lands and physical prop-| “Im the memorandum handed to|cheng, and that the foreign legations| WASHINGON, May 29.—American Tourists who yesterday atternpted| erties of the industrialists. The pian| Herr Cuno, the industrialists eatimate| take up negotiations with the bandits | cirls last year used 180,143,136 nets fe _run the “blockace” of fire, re-|for the great mortgage is tho most| that 1,100,000,000 gold marks annunl-|for the tmmediate relaase of the cap.|made out of Chinese pigtafia to hold SINOLE-SIX turned here reporting that the woods | important point in the program of|ly for the next few years could be|tives, holding the Chinese govern-|in thelr hair. The netmakers, pract! ernie teen ene Tining: each side of the read to Sand|the German league of industrialists| derived from the initial mortgage on|ment responsible for any liability in-| cally. all of whom are located in ped Iake are abla. as submitted to Chancellor Cuno for| the land and from the administration curred in the settlement and punish-'Chefoo, China, collected $3,319,322 for Brush fires which yester@my-threat | the perusal of the government. ened the town of Gordon, Wisconsin | ——————— are believed to have been checked by the Superior, Wisconsin, fire depart ment. TOWER, Mim, May 28—A rural school buftding and.onebarn-were de- stroyed yestertiny by a forest fire by which bas covered two thousand There is-only one way accurately to here, according to word brought here today by Ranger Murphy who returm 66 4 Ti it i Packard i ediatel Saceeee Over 200,000 miles... laces isha exclave clas of eat Seay howe which the superlative kind of SUPERIOR, Wis, May 23.— Five TOR, Wis. 2 re ° r 99 motoring is expected as a matter Cameos oa still going strong eo This| of utilities by the business interests. ing the authorities who permitted supplying the product. here. SOE RTE Sy SRC NL The Single-Six is entitled to this at“Raftrond Lake, “We t been using Pi é classification because it directly in- TRONWOOD, Mich, May 23.—For- : tae cob ttran one ithaiig lsrviesvooeser)| Arrow Heavy Duty Trucks for the herits all those qualities that make the pene Tanye aes eee Saar past ten ” writes Arthur W. name Patkard the accepted measure “burning and the spreading flames are Reebie, President and Man- of character in the fine car field, sean ac fx Geet oa eater ager of W. C. Reebie & Brother, Seeaaanaach see eoreri Ig bee treea oe Our first trock was JOE E. MANSFIELD, Inc. os Sficebs liming the Coverlend 1 South David Street Phone 346 tall road are burning and ti was re- ele bon Ported that late Sunday at least 100 as others, service am ~ r ie Tootoriata were held uD for over an going strong: ASK THE MAN WHO ‘OWNS ONE dDiazing vaanieg rae ey eee “We have had 4 with i; ice y » ponding ts that yistaite arorbiaee cheaper trucks and have found G Re ERIE & BROTHER ened the cost of operating this kind of P07 Cota ge F 5 equipmentfarin excess of our Pierce’ US PACKINGS SHIPPING trucks, and the life about one-third. Dyck epee x ‘Weare now standardized on Pierce HOLDS INTEREST) | cer or wrk es ocr into the country many times where pat since -Ottionr ee" hae-thare the road conditions are none too pen Dp luce® for lovers snappy comedy-drama a picture comparable good. We have never been stalled = acchten xeclogeenisn Maseen, ek with one of these tracks. One of al melo. Man of Action” now runing at the re ee ee America theater, Doughs Maclean driving time, 6 hours.” as Bruce MacAlister, a “Poor Little 5 @ Rich Boy” who gets more “action” Pierce-Arrow Trucks in twenty-four exciting hours than are being he ever dreamed of, was never fun- operated successfully in 174 indus- nier. Marguerite de la Motte as his spisited young Tiancos and Raymond |. | tries and trades. 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