Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1923, Page 12

{ PAGE TWELVE. BRITAN TO AC SOON ON BOOZE SEIZURE, REPORT Report of Committee Is Awaited Before Lodg- ing Protest. LONDO! 2—Prime Minister Stanley gave the house of commons a glea today on Great Britain's ward the the daily ship liquor heckling . m mem- bera appare dissatisfied because the government has shown no signs of oppos he American measures. Mr. Baldwin said the government was awaiting the re of a com mittee considering the questic He added that the report was expected shortly. Ronald McNeil, under secretary for | foreign affairs, is chairman of the! committee. |PUBLIC LANDS BARNEY GOO THROWN OPEN, 7 tennevs a WASHINGTON, July 2.—More than 110,000 acres of public land in four western states were thrown open today to entry to ex-service men. The area comprises the second largest offering of public domain for home- ‘The exact steading in several years. dates for filing will be announced by local land offices. Lands thrown open under the order include: California—36,000 acres in San Ber- nar no county near Kelso and in San Diego county near Campo. Colorado—1,800 acres in Costilla county near Russell. —22,000 acres. in Nye coun , near Carrara. Utah—40,000 acres in Washington county hear Central. In addition, Juao county, near Mona, Utah, will be opened to ex-service men after the state has made selections from the tract, in accordance with public land grants to it. pitt awe ot Limestone is one of the most ccm- mon of rock formations. Seated cette ‘Churches of this cou raised $16, 628,894 more in 1 than in 1921, the total being $505,0: Strong Evidence Given By Veteran Engineer “I would rather give up my house and home than the benefits I re- ceived from Taniac,” declared Grant Osborn, 214 W. 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O'BRYANT Foot Specialist 116 East Second Phone 1046R CONTRACTORS PAYLOR © ORCUTT General Contractors Let Us Figure ¥ Estimates Furnished on Phone 1985\\ | VOICE CULTURE Conce! Oscar Saenger . York City Specializing in Placing and Development Ardmore Apts | No. 16 Phone 1487. about 11,000 acres in| CRANGED MAN. You Spar Tee HE ACTS Like A MONKEY That | CANT FIND a COCOANUT - ———————— e HOW DO? WE'RE = THE coAST. DO YOU MIND IF WE AMP OVER IN YOUR GROVE ? -v) UL 5, TEACHERS ARE TRUSTEES OF THE FUTURE SolGa one La Betteal National Education Convention. OAKLAND, “Calif, July 2—The teachers of America are trustees of America’s destiny, Will C. 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