Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO. INCK SCOTT TOnAVE LIST OF ROOMING PLACES DURING RODEO Prominent Local Clothier Says “Boost for Rodeo And Your Home Town,” and Invites All Visitors To Make His Store Their Headquarters. “Boost for the Rodeo; boost for your home town,” says Tack E. Scott, county commissioner and prominent clothier} nnd shoe man. * ‘ “Thousands of people from other towns and outlying dis- trict? will be in Casper next week for the Rodeo. It is up to the merchants and business men, in fact everyone, to see Everything possible should be done for thelr convenience, “I extend to’ every: man, woman, and child coming here for the Rodeo a cordial invitation tomake my store their headq yo a lst of places where “T will h {t will be possible to obtain rooms and L will gla furnish any information z to the visitors that will help them anc add to the pleasure of thelr visit here.” In these words Mr. Scott has sound- r that reflects the cordiality perites generally. doe from a man who has himself made an astounding success of busi- ness in the Wyoming metropolis, it should bear an appeal that will not fail. to reach those who have the in- terests of the city at heart. It is an invitation that s¥ould be taken ad- vantage of by those who will be vis- itors in Casper during Rodeo week. U3, COMMITTEE 5. S. America Has Been Char- tered to Take Team to France, It Is Reported ed 28, — (United heads to be in lection of the team the United States that will repréese nt the Olymp; mes in Paris next Sar el het ALS July we? announced today by the ' Amariean Olympic association, The team ting committees have been delegated to study the per- Yormances of undidates for the team and mi their recommenda Hona to the the association It ‘Americ the team to France and headquarters for the team would be established In the chateau belonging to Prince Mu rat and situated about nine miles m. ttee heads named were: xecutive committees of LL BE FLED IN MOORE CASE (Continued from Page One.) comn ic and field—William C. Prout, ‘William H. Cuddy, Bos-| to “stick ‘em up” and then fired ai- | rectly over his head clipping his hat frank L, Cramed, New-| hy the speeding bul T. W. Ruff said that he was in the John T. Taylor, Pitts-| oom at the time of thé shooting and t Moore and Babe Hammond were s—Roy E. Moore, New) standing in the center of the room. y a hand open the screen door 1 1 Mocre and fire. Moore fell into the arms of Miss Hammond. Helen McCarthy, landlady of an apartnient house where a number of the witnesses reside was questioned regarding her suspected effort of at- | tempting to conceal Campbell from Haddock, ure skating—Julian T. and pistol shootirig— Dr. Fea new or” Ham-| the police during the period that they mand, New York 2), were looking for him. She denied Hite shootine<-Brigatier General| this, saying the officers had come to search the place and had not told her what they were after. Campbell came to her place a few hours after the shooting and changed from over- alls to other clothes. She disclaimed any knowledge of his whereabouts up until a short time before his arres County Attorney Foster did not have either Dan Walker or Jack Dobbs at the inquest since previous investigation had shown that they were not connected with theshooting scrape and that they did not know anything about it. Walker had been first notified of it about an hour after Phillipa, Washington. games—Major General Washington, D. C. S. Myrick, New rea i. By Juilan Spccer—Peter J. Peet, Chicago. ullus H, Barnes, New ‘Trapshdoting—Frank D. Stoop, Chi- pago. Serving on the committees under these chairmen are representatives [rom every district affiliated with the the amateur athletic union and other pparts in which the United States will be represent THE JOY OF ACCOMPLISHMENT is never keener than when one acquires a Kurtzmann Grand. What elegance it adds to the living room—what charm it brings into the family circle! _ To one whose hands are at home‘upon the keyboard, no piano is as delightful as the Kurtzmann Grand. The tonal purity is entrancing—a tone that is powerful and clear, yet as winsoms jas the singing of a The Kurtzmann always is k r brilliant when brilliance is required or| supremely pleasing when the spirit of a melody is one of pure softness. 3eauty in performance is matched by lseauty in appearance. There is also a hidden value to the Kurtzmann, the value , of honest workmanship. That is the secret of its stamina—why the glory of a Kurtz-| mann is preserved for the years to come.{ Why not come in and see the _Kurtzmann’ now ? The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Coming as it} ¢ Che Casper Sunday Corning Cribune WLU LEFT FORTNE (W|PRESINENT LL. a SES STE is TRIP MAY BE CURTAILED cisco Villa feft a fortune of 7,000,000 pesos secreted in various places, ac- (Continued from Page One.) Oregon, who boarded the train at JAPAN BEATS CANADIANS IN DAVIS MATCH MONTREAL, July 28—Japan cinch- ed a victory in its Davis cup prelim: inary round with the Canadian tennis team here today when the Japanese won the doubles match. hio and Shimizu, the Japanese cording to a dispatch published by El Graphieo here today. The hoard, made up of the loot of Villa's bandit days, includes money and gold and silver bars, it was said. Men employed by Villa on his ranch made statements revealing the exist- stars, defeated Crocker and Wright,|ence of the hidden treasure. Atpuast. 20 Gidoube with ake, anacdtan. the dian pair 6-1, 6-2, and 6-2. Search for the buried fortune scat-| the feasibility of calling a special Two victories in the first singles|tered in a number of secret hiding] session of congress in September to matches and the defeat of the Can-|places, was believed hopeless since| relieve the agricultural situation, con. | adians in the doubles, gave the Jap-|the bandit chief did not divulge its| sidered grave particularly in the | anese a s five re of three victories in the they have played. ‘SOUTH AFRIGA HUNT HAS THRILL FOR CONTRIBUTOR location before his assassination. | The secretary of war announced to-| day 4,000 soldiers were engaged in the pursuit of Vila’s assassins, be sondat fe wheat sections. mate | went over the situation with the means for alleviating conditions with- out too great a strain upon the pub- lic purse or establishing undesirable precedents. SIDE TRACK ACTION AGAINST BROKERAGE HOUSE COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 28.— Criminal action against high officials of the R. L, Dollings company, huge fiscal brokerage house, now in the hands of receivers, has) been “side-| tracked in the interests of stock-| holders,"" Hugh Huntington, attorney for hundreds of Ohio investors, an- ABOARD PRESIDENT HARD- ‘S SPECIAL TRAIN, ASH- LAND, Ore., July 28.—(United Press.) —Thousands of persons were disap- Pointed today as President Harding's train passed through Oregon tow: best thrill is of hunting in South Africa. “H. B.” gets two tick- ets to the America for the contfibu- tion.—Thyill-aDay B r. greatest thrill one received m | nounced tonight. anday when my dad and I were out| _— sue SO iatiny examartemn ae SRS |tspring bok” (antelope hunting in| Thomas EB, Adams has returned SERS | Orange Free State, South Africa. The| from Lincoln, Neb., where he was| At every stop Secretary Work ex- | hunters surround the spring bok and! called several weeks ago by the death! Plained that the president was “tem- dash into them, killing as many as | Porarily indisposed”’ and sald he soon of his sister. possibly. akan use ce tea “Dad and I had chased one 10 or would be well again. Secretary Work You can make the grade in high| told the crowds that nearly all mem- 12 miles when his horse started to lag|with a Chandler—the Pikes Peak mo-' bers of the official party had been ill behind. We were then forced to re-| tor car on board the transport Henderson as turn home, my dad leading his horse.! ore x ‘We had just crossed a river when the grass ahead started to wave. Dad cocked his rifle ready to shoot a bok ° as he thought when up came the Ae Ra ic” | ddington “Beauty Shop | the most adly snakes there are. To . our est tion it was abort 18 feet long and 10 inches in diameter. It did not see us but crossed the path and went into the grass on the other side. It did not take us long to put the river between us and Mr. Python. —H. 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