Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. * _ pe Casper Oaily Cridune ~ MOB BREAKS UP KLAN MEETING Japan Is Hit by Plans for Better Auto Highways through ons of the most picturesque sections of Japan, touching Kodzu, a famous seaside resort; Odawara, another seaside city; Miyanoshita, well known to American visitors to Japan and Hakone Lake, where there is an Imperial Palace, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1921, thelr curiosity in this respect taq been appeased, they paid no nure attention to the flag regardless of its color. I€ Grows. Hair Many Injured at Perth 'Amboy, New Jersey, as 100 Men En- ‘i th Board Alone TOO, Aug, s1—sepen 6 ory! BULLS NOT Morey Back $,RED ter Hall and Club Knigt; Reumption of te Rioting . dag LS eRerenar here come cameo: Thousands of GING Is Responsible for Ruling sion of the construction of the new ANGERED BY ‘women are grow- ing new hair and Treatened by Victims 5 Toklo-Yokohama automobile road, ae pan nae ) On Vaccination of Pupils |e "| RED FLAGS|se he Qé PERTH AMBOY, N. J., Aug. 81.—Battling between Ku Klux Klansmen and pramati the wibeaite beitiig ola To. — reser aes fia : Ess mobs was resumed on the streets of Perth Amboy this morning as members of the order| some misunderstanding hes aris- the county health officer, by | kaido road, over which the Daimyos} _BERKELBY, Cal., eee Ess) Liquid tried to escape from Odd Fellows Hall where they had sought refuge during an attack | en in Casper as to the authority | whom the notice was published. | Used to travel from the western|old idea that the color red has the Massage mak: on a klan meeting last night in which more than 100 persons are reported to have been injured. 1 A hundred men armed with clubs and stones attacked thirty klansmen who dashed from the hall this morning, The klansmen were severely beat- en before they escaped thelr pur-| suers. It twas impossible, early today, to} ascertain the number of persons on both sides who had been more or less severly injured in last night's fighting. Every physician in the elty had treated one or more cases while a considerable number of in- jured men had been attended to in hospitals. Battling started shortly before midnight when a crowd estimated at more than 5,000 men broke up a widely-advertised meeting in the 04d Fellows hall The entire police | force of 75, with drawn guns and} clubs, and reinforced by the entire} fire department, made a desperate ef-| fort to protect the klansmen whose meeting had been surrounded by the clamoring mob. Tear bombs and well directed streams from the fire hose dispers- ed the surging thousands after a first attack but, returning with re- newed fury they swept the force aside, hacked the hoses to pieces and charged into the meeting hall.| Klansmen withstood the onslaught until greatly outnumbered, when many of them fought their way to @oors, windows and fire escapes only | to be engulfed in the crowds below. Those who had not had the fore- sight to remove their klan regalia, Were easily distinguishable and re- eclved rough treatment before they} escaped into the woods bordering the city, A small contingent of klansmen ‘was unable to leave the hall, which the. police succeeded in clearing of the attackers, These joined their companions on the outside, who bombarded the building with bricks N, John York City, is ill at Saratoga Springs, By 2 o'clock all fled, leaving behind them the threat that they would return for revenge with a force of ten thousand. This called for the answer they would be Remnantg, of the streets dawn met with 20,000. crowd throughout the but no more disturbances occurred. In the general confusion it was impossible to ascertain the night's casualties. used their guns, into the alr, no one was Killed. Ill F. on the night until remained Although the Hylan, mayor of New the klansmen police discharging them It MEXICAN STATE HAS TWO SETS OF OFFICIALS Opposing Parties Both Claiming Victory in Late Election. MEXICO CITY, Aug. 81.—Quere taro State faces the prospect of twa governors, two legislatures and two capitals, Congressmen claiming election on a ticket headed by Francisco Ram- irez Luque as gubernatorial candi- date, are holding meetings in Quere- taro City, while their opponents on the ticket which Jose Siurob leads are holding s{milar meetings in the ‘village of Pathe, A temporary state capital has been set up in this town, situated on the Queretaro-Hidalgo boundary, for the Siurob faction al- leges that {ts members cannot ob- tain personal guarantees in Quere- taro. The rtval asptrants to the gover nor’s chair are both generals. Both are ex-members of ths National compelling the vaccination of all children against smallpox before they will be admitted to the schools when they open next Tues- day. A. A. Slade, superintendent of schools here, has received fre quent calls within the past several days complaining of the ruling, and placing the responsibility on local school authorities, who de- clare that this dictum comes from the state board of health through —— from the stars, is the belief of Dr, J. H. Plaskett, F. R. &, di- rector of the Dominion Astrophys- ical Observatory here. He ex- pressed himself to this effect be- fore the Rotary club yesterday. “We know that there is untold energy in atoms of matter, and that the stars send out tremen- dous energy sufficient to meet our needs for uncounted eons,” said Mr. Plaskett. “So far we have been unable to harness that energy, but such @ process will come in time,’”* } ROME—Three correspondents of Creek newspapers were ordered to quit Italy, according to the Trib- una. — Tribune Want Ads bring results. Both the state board of education and the local school board deny having anything to do with the making of this ruling. Since authority in the matter rests with the board of health, ac- cording to schoo! authorities here, the enforcement of the vaccination measure will in all probability come from the same body. provinces to the Shugun’s court at Yedo, now Tokio, and which extends from the capital to Kayoto. This road, which for miles is lined by great trees and crosses the Hakone mountains, is being widened and substantial stone and (concrete bridges are replacing the old wooden structures, In time the road will make one of the finest drives in the east, effect of producing anger in a bull ia a fallesy, according to Dr. G. M. Stratton, of the University of Cal- ifornia. After six months of experi- menting in which he and his assist- ants waved flags of all colors before bulls, cows and calves, Dr Stratton announced that hé found the animal interested rather in the motion of the object presented to them than its color and declared that, once to give the and 3 geale care to have of abundant and Serious bate. ‘The rubber on tho pat applicator feed treatment rectly to the hair roote and et the same time gently massage the scalp. Ask us about our mone. back 90-day treatment plan. We givg) you a positive guarentee. SMITH-TURNER A Sale Of Fall Suits Offering 110 Tailored and Costume Suits Bought and.Priced Spec- ially for This Sale at the Very Opening of the Season. 110 New Fall Suits \, is believed, however, that a number of combatants on both sides were severly injured. house of representatives end both and stones defying both policemen are reported disposed to maintain and klansmen to come out. Police Chief Tonneson had sum- moned a detachment of state troop: Fine quality material, feat- uring vallama, vellona twill, in wood, browns, kit fox and their rights by force should the ne- cessity arise. The fur trimming include: viatka, squirrel, fox, wolf, Wheat Pooling | $42.50 ers whos arrt was greeted by re- . newed activities of the muttering = 3 Say others; navy and black. caracul and beaver. — \ mob. Aided bt the state troopers, | it you want for your s! trouble oe > 10v —Resinol to stop the itchi burns ineptne mean te romaral mel © Plans Opposed | Energy from | cies? teat sain. them were loaded into three auto- Stars to Run Pepetr ting woes tt rorya, pence mobiles which the crowd immediate- - ‘i '. 2 < { a; but the smooth gentle ingredients of ly overturned, administering severe] CHICAGO, Aug, 31.—Pooling the * featings to the occupants. .A pa-|American wheat surplus, a new World, Belief \\ t:sikot Of MenT often over. The values featured in trol load of rescued received similar treatment. The crowd intercepted a number of escaping klansmen who were being led to safety over ad- roofs. joining They also were beaten. project advocated by Wheat Growers" improve the position of the grain farmer, according to a statement to- day by John J. Stream, president} of the Chicago board of the League, Utah will not; VICTORIA, B. C., Aug., 81— Before the end of 300 years the earth’s inhabitants will be doing thelr work with energy drawn come the trouble promptly even ifitis severe and long-establ ished. Bathin the affected part first with RESINOL SOAP hastens the beneficial results, Resinol products at all druggists. near Casper. Cpening up the new suburb only three months ago, we have sold over 150 lots—have built 14 houses since July 1, and have 12 families living there. Our water tank is erected. The wells are finished and the pipe which is over thirty days late, is now on the ground—and the ditch- MOUNTAIN VIEW SUBURB ‘Announcing the arrival of their 8600 feet of five and four-inch water mains which will be installed immediately. Mountain View is the most rapidly growing and most popular suburb ever put on We are selling lots with gas and water at $200.00 each; and lots with water only at $100.00 each. Remember we are on West Yellowstone Highway, the best road out of Casper and only three miles from the postoffice. Below is a list,.of purchasers of MOUNTAIN VIEW SUBURB LOTS: this sale are, we believe, the greatest we have ever offered so early in the season at the price. 15 0 New Fall Hats A truly remarkable style display of every authentic and approved mode for all time. NEVER HAVE THE NEW MODES BEEN SOSTRIKINGLY BEAUTIFUL AND ALLURING AS THE NEW FALL DRESSES DRAPED MODELS, STRAIGHT LINE AND PLEATED FLOUNCE STYLES A SPECIALLY PRICED GROUP SATURDAY AT, $15.50 $22.50 $34.50 ing machine is ready to start work. Gas will be See us before all the choice ones are gone. One put in during September. ‘ of our salesmen.will call on you. > EPEN DAB E FURS PROPERTY OWNERS IN MOUNTAIN VIEW ADDITION Block Lot f Block Lot H ; As Ty } Y ; Rather M Bratch 0% shatsancuaar 1 Sears Fulfills Every Need for Quality Furs at Prices As Low or Lower Than the Lowest ush Sign Co. -2-8 19-20-; - A. O. Boyer - 13 5 6 1-2-3 {Our Fur Sale is built on the four cardinal principles of Style, Quality, Dependability and Excess Val . 0 is bui 5 > ue. Ev se eee 43 Oh ns HS oe ipa face Fur is chosen individually and must measure up to these standards and as our preparations have been ana o \obatee tre 9 7-8-9.16-17-18 5 10-1 1-12-18-14-15 larger scale, you will find we have well anticipated your desires. We wish to call attention to the fact Ji D. Collins = 16 4i . ot 19-20-21-22-4-5-6 ae be tana ectiic Beye of discounts seer aperse in connection with our special Fur Sale prices, you arvey Cregan 6 23. 22-28-24 w investigation and comparison that our prices are Harvey Cregan 21 22 9 1-2-3-4-5-6 of equal quality. ? Boe ‘ fe as low endows anet the owes, onvents C. 0. Dietz ~~ 16 24-25-26-27 A, D, Shaul -- wwenee= OT 10-11-12 i i " 6 ‘ 4 i ‘ ae ee EB i a5 Wy Re peer ey Pty Boy . 5 2 2 . J. ursman . -18 * P . A. E. Forrest 2 10-11-12-18-14-15 Frank Vermillion 10 7-8-9-13-14 Fur Neckpieces at $7 to 00; Coa ] 5 600. R. C. 1 1-2-B-22-28-24 W. L. Worrell 8 1.2-3-22-23-24 $ $125,005 ts and Wraps $74.50 to $600.00 Miss A, Hackland — 2 12 ©. F. Whiting 16 23 BE. J. Holmes —. 9 10-11-12-18-14-15 Cc. F. Williams 7 18-14-15 Allen D. Hurst — 18 18 16 42 I. V. Harris - 16 37 16 20 Alta Huckab: 21 2 21 19 Ida Huff - 8 4-5-6-19-20-21 21 24-25 L. E. Jackson — 15 9-10 21 20-21 Kennedy & Penny 17 20-21-22 16 82.83 T. C. Lawrence ~ 6 10-11-12-18-14-15 s 17 28-24 Bell Long --.._. 13 4 H. P. McPherson 16 85-36 9 19-20-21-22-23.24 B. F. Pickell .. a AT 80-81-32-33-34-35 16 11-12 Louis M, Trujillo — 16 21-22 Edna Monroe 6 4-5-6 Fred Forrestell 16 40 P. R. Mock -— 20 16 Steve Sesna 20 21 BAKER-GRUDE INV. CO. 133 N. Wolcott Phone 1189 SJSoumple Coal ait Nenning Hotel Blocks Co. 1a Suil liZ So Center Sst