Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1923, Page 6

| SA’ , . AGE SIX - he Casper Daily Criduke > than ever before. As for n cocktails—well, the as popular among Americ se themselves as is Amer: an. ONE MILE ete GaeSIe ete | STEEBLE: r ‘ould no more thing of ing CHASE + n | Hi Unner a preceeding cock agutove t or or three—than he See ghy yaa ould think of admitting tgnorance SPARK PLUG a f the percentage standing of the NS ——= New York Gian CRa2y Quit a | WELL HE DID. es SUNSHINE. a mistay Goocte. / YOU JUST — ‘T SPA'KY Your EYES x WN A THat LoBsTeR Sores WHEN (TS ag ecnase WHAT MaKes SPA'K PLUG SO TODAY & © ‘our T° ‘ Pulse 4 Prohibition Movement pi ssia Saves Time | ®,2-s00 In Country In Lieu of Money ew €00¥ | } dack KENAY eit asec cn taff Correspondent) By TOKYO to United (By mail to United Press.) e rations ¢ is not money In Rus conducted 33 has lots of time but lit have | ogre nt being ab'e to save At t x te YEO mc the Russis ave duction of ale noret ec os ed a new saving stur vying a SETS oer ay eve purpose the “League crease ne) has been formed straight 1 ng of time. | t—It doesn’t will wear wn SOE ia ta? €f ianipehilt 1 on of the HEY You, Come would = a <item Ue } In y % HERE, I'VE GOT here than in Franc of heerve the SOMETHING TO those countries a fun observe : 1 1c utmo: ctuality at business agricu'tural economics rabge: meetings, eonferences, ete. 1 foretgn ness men and| correspondents wi!] hear with great | bh joy. Any invitations tssued by a will bear the two heme of W League > over | wr underneath the sign Als be plastered of the! ed to the aims es. | walls cestors, to the gods in the 7 nj) to use 2 w sho sets a cup of sake on| to us f The pi ge dora stone, filling it/ almost impossible for the talkative his fat ame intervals, in| Russian—lectures will be held and} freshly at ey hh ves, that] all members will be told to edu-| order, as spirit may be cheered| cate non-members. i ea ona rted in the other wor'd| Directors of factories wil! be re-{ and ‘com ig think that other should| quested to organize the work in| ian't apt to their plants so that the workmen be forbidier ere and French and| won't lose too much time i wa ing ITS & WONDER & MAN CAN'T HAVE A LITTLE CHANCE TO WORK wiTHoUT BEING PesTeRED / TO DEATH! GASOLINE ALLEY—SKEEZIX WOULDN’T DO A THING LIKE THAT yOu MuST BE MISTAKEN. ['M SURE WE RASNT BEEN OUT OF MY SIGHT ALL LOOK THERE! THE CEMENT FLOOR LAID AND SMOOTHED OFF. WHAT YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT? AUDITORS —__, DOCTORS EUROPEAN LATIN BLOG MAY FORGE NEW WORLD Cc. HW. REIMERTH DR. WM. A. BRYANT Certified Public pins Sc oy ms a now] ALIGNMENT AND INVOLVE UNITED STATES, CLAIM 401 0-S Bldg. Phone 767 THE CASPER PRIVATE FF. COMFORT Women's and Children's Hospital a ' anaiting ana ‘Accounting 542 South Durbin—Phone 406 By J. W. T. MASON. hone 2008 Suite 18, Daly Bldg HOSPITAL (Written for the United Press.) hse Sear 938 South Durbia—Phone 273 NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—(Unitea Cettitiea Public countant | SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND | Press.)—Renaissance of the Latin Income Tax Service OBSTETRICS “ 148 3 nations in Europe, which ma‘ Lia Wie = mir shoe M.D, F.A.0.8 tirely change the political b ; NTEE REGISTRY CORP. | ie han SE and THROAT |°f Power Is proceeding. If the ef. Co Nors and Ascountante toc | ee Ae oee anal ee fort succeeds in full the Buropean Registrar and Tranuier jhone 660 | SKIN AND Y’ TREATMEN’ | continent will see the Nordic races, 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg GENITO-URINARY DISEASES |led by Germany, subordinated to G._B. Underwood, M. D. the Latin culture which originated Stant X. ARCHITECTS ROENTGENOLOGIST in anclent Rome. allie M. Ellis \ == SODRICH, Architects PATHOLOGIST, The most astonishing national- DUBOIS & GOOD a end Block J. F. O'Donnell, M. D. istic result since the war {s the re- Rooms 11-12, ‘Towneentnone 440 PHARMAC Juvenation of the European Latins Casper, Wyo. 5 | R. 8. Lothian coincident with the diplomatic de. ES’ Architec' NTIS feats of Great Britain and the WM, 3. WESTFALL, As Suite 5, Daly Building. . E. Duncan, D. D. S. if i 8 ce to Uffices ‘In Kohrbaugh Building |TUSh!ing of German resistance t - i the peace treaty. France, Italy 113 East Second Street. 3, AUTO TOPS Telephove (04 iand (66 fismog eekdan s wilt teereeienea or SHOP DR. T. J. RIACH their statesmen show sufficient CASE RE AUT Oh vatering and PI Physician and Surgeon ability to sink present differences At ree Painting | enone 1210 Residence 2118) for the benefit of the future of 633 S. Center Phone 1084! DR. W. A. MEYERS thelr common racy, Physician and Surgeon A Racial Movement. GGAGE AND TRANSFER | 200 08 Bldg. Ottice Ph. 609 Itos. 746| pho success of France in the BA : DR. W. E, NORDHEIM Ruhr, the success of Mussolini in SPARKLES PAN BIT 313 Veterinarian Canine Specialist, Italy and the new Somaten hove- Res. Phone 81W = Office Pho Office Ph. 2293 Res. Ph. 1998J| ment in Spain, which has over- COMPANY. Inc. thrown the old gang of corrupt YELLOW CAB fer. Phone 1234 LAWYERS politiclans, are a!l becoming inter- Storng: Trans | locked by a single racial feeling. y TORAGE | ——Aniprose Ha NATRONA TRANSFER: § SMINGWAY Until a short time ago France and Italy were diplomatically hostile to Midwest Bldg.| cach other. But when Mussolini de- "Y"NIGHOLA a STinnEeTT | 104 the. League ‘ot Nations con- BATTERIES NICHOLS & STIRRETT cerning the Italo-Greek, dispute and 809-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg, eccupied Corfu, France forgot the CASPER BATTERY 00. 907 = old differences and instinctively sid- 119 East Fifth Phone ioe oc ANES FEM Blag | °4_With her Latin sister nation, ee . CHIROPRACTORS | W. H. PATTE Similarly, one of the first acts of J. L, Biederman, Prop Phone 49) noon, 339 3. L, Biederman, Prop Phone 940 Be PTE the new Spanish dictator, Gen. rney a timo de Rivera, following the suc. aT JREPREY oy 225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 210) cess of the Somaten revolt, was to cay FA GRAE z set TRAN, send a fraternal message to Musso. Sulte $18 Midwest Bldg Phone 706 POCENTS, S-MURANE ni. It 19 too early yet to de. — [Dale G HAEN __ |. 206-907.00 Meketire Bullding termine whether Mussolini and de GHA. ——BULLAGR @ LAGE | Rivera will succeed tn permanentiy _ ait Phone 423 BULTAGK 2 LACY rehabilitating their countries, Fur- _—_—_——— DO Ph 2065 Mi ¢ Bar. Ph, 1209 | thermore, France has not yet found L, 3. CONNELL, D. 0. Ph. o, ewes: a the way out of her financial diffi _Sulte 18, Daly wD ceac " | WILLIAM 0, WILSON culties. But all three nations have M. EB. HARNED, Chiropractor regained their self-confide: Lawyers pea 162 North Kimball Street Suite 14-15-16 Townsend Bldg. are on the right road. Should suc. Phone 1457 MULVANEY & BARRETT continue to attend them they DEL E PERGUIAT | © xe to contro: continental atte | Lawyers. Hl Zuttermeister Bl Phone 1757 517 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. pollctes for an indefinite period. Operating with the European Latins. 18 PERISH IN LATE STORMS (Continued from Page One.) “short tut” and fell into a pit at a filling station and only through the efforts of fellow newspaper men was rescued from a watery gra’ A virtual cloudburst in this city caused the postponment of a circus, The circus was scheduled to leave for St. Joseph, Mo., last night but was unable to move because of the Jeep mud and rains. Several trains out of this city for Kansas City and Chicago, remained here because rallway officials feared that many of the bridges might give way under the welght of the heavy trains. Bridges were carried away by riv- er and creeks out of their banks in Nebraska and highways in some parts of the state were under a foot of water. Telephone and telegraph communication was disrupted tem- Porarily. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy passenger train number 22 due in Kansas City early today left Couns! Bluffs at its usual time, but was stalled at South Omaha and forced back into this clty when it was found that the tracks were covered with water. ‘Water early today was running from three to six feet deep, in the business section of Counci! Bluffs and but)dings are coated with a foot of mud, All traffic between this elty and Counel! Bluffs was suspend. ed, and the gas company in the Iat- ter place sald it was unable to sup ply gas for cooking or lighting pur. poses because the engine room of thelr plant was flooded and the ma- chin-=y was rendered asel RESPONSIBLE FoR WERCOaTS | | 2UST COT AUTOPSY TO SOLVE DEATH NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Mrs. Charles Webb, who died Tuesday night at the Westchester Biltmore country club in Rye, N. ¥., was not necessarily a victim of poisoning, as far as the autopsy, performed late yesterday, showed. It was stated, however, that the chemical analysis might prove that certain findings in the body, had at least hastened, if not caused death. Friends of the woman's husband, charged that the suspicion of poison- ing was result of an old family feud which had lasted through sev- eral generations. A cousin of Mr. Webb, Col. Howard Thayer Kings- bury, who 1s a physician, stated that in his opinion death was due to natura! causes. He was with Mrs. Webb at the time of her death. The result of the chemical ana- lysis probably will not be known for several days, el DICKSON GIRL SLAIN, BELIEF MILLVILLE, N. J., Sept. 29—As the result of a second autopsy per- formed yesterday upon the body of Emma Dickson, 15 year old high Schoo] girl, county authorities are again working on the theory that she was slain. Before the second autopsy, some investigators had an nounced it was their opinion that the girl had been killed by being struck by an automobile. Her body was found near her home at Bricks boro last Saturday and was buried Sunday. The girl's skull and viscera have been sent to Philadelphia for further examination, Prosecutor Ward, who preytously 1 put forth the theory that th girl had met her death accidentally now declares that he has changed his mind. “I was wrong,” he was quoted as saying. “She must have been murdered.” Residents of Cumberland county are raising a fund to be offered as n reward for the arrest and conviction of the girl's slaye ROBBERS HOLD —$——_—_—_———— Latins Haye Ability RO OGILBEE & ADAMS earnee ieddd imine oe! Bs cond Street 210 0-8 Bldg. Phone 2217| There has been much blindness ( Palmer a | about the political ability of the Office Phone 2220 Kes. Phone htt | DONALD GALLAGHER, Lawyer | European Latins. France's succeas | | T ARNOLDUS Suite 1—Wood Bldg. in winning to her aide Bélgium, hiropractio ~ AeTEADATE COT | Poland, Csecho-Blovakla and other 31008 Bldg Phone 1754 OSTEOPATH smaller non-Latin ‘nations has ney - been accepted at {t ; DR. 0. A. THURSTON, D. 0. DR. CAROLINE ©. DAVIS These tittle. bounteisa “ot kticbe 133 8, Wolcott Ph 118 Osteopathic Physician Europe, | be: 7 a I rm “ Suite 6, Tribune Apart. Phone 383|P°!2& in the very midst of Europe's ~ | | tragic situation, have intuitive feel-| CONTRACTORS DR. © .A. SANFORD |'ngs for self-preservation. ‘Thoir| HONOLULU, Sept. 29—(By the — - | Osteopathic Physician |aeceptance of French leadership Associated Press)}—The constitution. TAYLOR & Ons C sa Buna. | 818_Midwest Bldg. Phone 1030/ must be examined from this stand. lity of the territorial legislative , 5 ctors, Ceme alld | act of 1920 regulating allen lan.! rhs a i tne SW |__ PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER bet following upon the victor. gunge schools, which has” heen | f ; 2 fe : ie ME RTT. Phone 14 am : t % of " f oe 2 a" Z ETHEL ©. LYNCH |!es of Latin diplomacy directed eben | eure eee uREEY, oe Soe = wb : on The police are searching for tw 3 is Hag tags | resie R 5s =p0% © 2 wo CHIROPODIST Public Steno, pher and Notary wscahe gba Serer efled thal neld in a decision handed down by A few gaunt chimneys and denuded trees marks that part of the residence district of Rerkeley, Cal., wh men who took part in a holdup of ae ern Ts | RS ublio ; tees tate ee watln eale-cdns | sage, tank ane ‘ recently by fire. In the section shown here many fraternity houses and boarding houses for stu- “i pa ; a . : eo alt nds Andrade of tho cir-|was destroyed iy the Pup Cafe, West Second street CORRINNE E. O'BRYANT Nine Years in Legal Work fidence naturally increased And | ©, Unk ity of California were destroyed. ir Foot Specialist 301 Conselidated Royalty Bu | now that a sensational coup in the| “Mit, court: dents of the University ene Wety ab about 10:80 o'clock last night, and 6 E 1 Phone 104468 Phone Office 203 Res, Phone 5533 | intcrest ae rf The act provides that teachers in rt e ) obtained from the cashier a sum 116 East Seconc z flow 203 | interest of purity in government | ation ‘schools. must andebeo oe eo |Yention proper continue to arrive| oround $15 , - ocer Spain ie thi . - heads SHOE REPAIRING Pt,oSsotnty'ay Sau. the ted | mination a (that eet ONVENTION A today and tt waa expected ‘that by| “Owe atin’ wont inaige and pointed bakeries ee 9 - "| American History, {deals and cus. . ‘ whee. m - Pp | pean foreign office can help seein, pas —______—___— NORTH CASPER SHOE SHOP | pean r ‘NS | toms. THE SERVICE CLEA? | Hand an Machine Work |the possible consequences. gun at the cashier while another eee mary Morea eat stood outside ready to warn him of i | Judge Andrade’s decision was 1 ve been lan approachin oliceman, Oni oad at Jackson Ben Suyematsu East H| Should the Latin bloc come into|the suit brought by the Yalint planned. ah aan # none £ 3 —y— j being it will be able to count the —— TAILORS person was in the cafe at the time. jone 56 Japanese schoo! to abrogate the act Paleesise) te. the) federation son: DOCTORS support of the South American|on the ground that {t violated. the % a “ countries, th the probable excep-| fifth and fourteenth amendments TLAND, 01 4 e , y e , Ore. Bept. 29.—)have been at loggerheads for two ‘ 2 Custom Tailoring and Cleaning |t#0n of Brazil. Intercontinental co-| to the tedercl tent ut ad mitt hiker vel desta cnet acatan: Gompers haa), TOKTO.—An earthquake Wednes astom Ta i Daly Bldg, | Peration may thus be doeveloped| ——————____ Chief pre-convention act past. a lay at Mishima, about sixty miles between the two hemispheres to an| ROME.—Ofticial denial was given | the delegates here for the conven- jsouth and west of here, destroyed extent not hitherto known to his WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—Lee 1 idis of San Francisco today was »inted general manager of the exerted himself to get the recon- jasaka railroad effective October to the statement in a Romo news. | tion of the American Federation of|ciliation movement under Way. |eeveral” bulldings, Ne’ stro 1, The appointment was declared 148 tory paper that Italian dreadnaughts are | Labor to open next Monday were| Another question of importance have been reported, at the Interlor department to be the MIDWEST TAILORS | In United States |still in the port of Corfu and that | expected to center today In the Eel Reeth arpa pecs hers federation | rs areas renult of the decision by Secretary Cleaning and Pressh fe new situation |Greece will not pay the indemnity , visional conference of the building| leaders today was that of the Nomands of Air, Central Sahara,| Work that with the actual comple 406 E. Bead } hus created with the closest atten.|to Italy, but that somo small ia trades, which was expected to put) charges of radicalism against the| , Nomands travel 120 miles in 2a{tion the property should be plared - . Despite all ‘ nea of) units are cruising near Corfu, out-| in a busy day prior to adjournment! Seatt'e central or council. The Hoe Onehe cami ? n charge of; an experienced ral} WAREHOUSES 1th : Huet RPI tonight. Thero was’ the queation|convention executive committee has one camel, / Sonat fake € ne ere oftminging apene "a ation |‘called a meeting for this afternoon Mr. Landis will leave at once for 20 | YELLOW CAB 60, INC—Ware- Sern then ihe pied ts Si news to} between: ithe vorganix 1 the) at which several Seattle 1a your automopfie news tol|Anchorage where the railroad'e General iwratsion Surgery Obaterrion | OMe soe We Veteran ee 1 ' Plug."—Care ‘Tribune. [carpenters and jolness union, which| ficlals are to appear Plug."—Care Tribu [headquarters are situated.