Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1923, Page 2

or PAGE TWO. NINE SLAIN. {N FOOD RIOT OF UPPER SILESIA Conditions in Germany Still Unsettled as Re- sult of Break. | WARSAW. Oct. 5.—Nine persons | were killed and 14 wounded tn the recent rioting in the town of Hin- denburg, in the German district of | Upper Sith according to mes sages re here. The fatalities | occurred du clash between the police and demo: ators against the high cost of living. BERLIN, 0: —(By The Asso- clated Press.\—The German Demo- | cratic party in the Reichstag today | adopted a resolution declaring that the party could not support a gov ernment which had no parliament ary basis. As the majority of the other parties have already adopted the same view it is not believed that Chancellor Stresemann will try to form a cabinet having the support of the parliamentary parties. | PARIS, Oct. 5.—A message to the | Havas Agency from Munich today | reads: “The Bavarian premier has in- vited the government of the Reich to suspend the collection of the new | tagation voted by the Reichstag. “Dr. Von Kahr (the Bavarian mili- tary dictator), has compelled the | Nuremburg branch of the Reichs | bank which wished to send its gold reserve to Berlin, to abandon this) action and to unload the cars which were ready to leave.” DUESSELDORF, Oct. 5.—(By The Associated Press.)—Hugo Stinnes, the German industrial leader, ar- rived in Duesseldorf today. He and several others of the Ruhr indus- trial group have arranged for aj conference with General Degoutte, French commander in the Ruhr this afternoon. It is generally believed the Germans will propose methods ; of restoring the Ruhr valley's in- dustrial activity and incidentally | suggest somes modification of the| Franco-Belgian military occupation. paced iH ahd Former Dentist of | Thermopolis Will\| Practice In Casper After 11 years of extraordinary suewessful dental practice in Ther- mopolis, Dr. H.'B. Byars has moved |” to Casper and opened a dental clinic in the O. & S. building. Witn him is his associate Dr. G. A. De- Freees. During his long stay in Ther- mopolis, Dr. Byars built up what was perhaps the largest dental prac- tice in Wyoming. There were with him several specialists who attended to all cases requiring specialized ability. It is this proven necessity of specialization that Dr, Byars brings to Casper. Persona! attention to all cases of X-ray diagnosis, extracting, and plate work will be given by Dr. Byars while under the direction of Dr. DeFreece comes porcelain and gold restoration, crown and bridge work. Though Dr. Byars disposed of his dental practice tn Thermopolis to Doctors Crie and Mentzer he still retatns many interests there. He is- president of the Jacoby- Byars Furniture company and in- terested in many oll development concerns. It was he who held the lease and formed thé company that brought in the Warm Springs field in Hot Springs county. The standing of Doctors Byars and DeFreece is such that already | fr large numbers of their Thermopolis| ||jj patients have made special trips to Casper in order to receive their expert treatment. | | | 1 ing. located thinking. graphed with Colonel M. C. B: Marguerite Calhoun of Atlanta. Ga. The trunk was the property of n Miss Porter, trained nurse, and the contents were valued at $50. ments a short time later in an apart- ment occupied jointly by Scott and He's just arrived The It had occupied the at- stated that It was in the McGuiness apart- trade. “Gosh, What a Big Lawn” The defense, of O'Brien. That's what Laddie Buck, successor to Laddie Boy, is probably at the White House, and is seen photo- juckey, a cousin of th 6 donor_who is @ man named Mickey O’Brien. handled by EB. G. Vanatta, is fighting the case on the ground that O'Brien stole the trunk. best witness for the defense proved to be Albert Gardner, driver for the N. & A. Coal company, who had taken the trunk from a storage room to the Mc- Guiness apartments at the request O'Brien left Casper some time ago and his whereabouts are unknown. Scott 1s a boilermaker’s helper by GRAND LARCENY CASE OCCUPIES ATTENTION OF DISTRICT COURT The case of F. H. Scott, charged with grand larceny in connection with the theft of a wardrobe trunk from the Wyatt hotel July 1 last, was expected to go to the jury this afternoon. tention of the court since thia morn- ; ‘pe Casper Dally Cridurie [LEGISLATURE OF OKLAHOMA PLANS MEET OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Oct. 5. —(By The Associated Press.)--It was indicated in well informed quarters today that a call for a meeting of the lower house of the state legisla- ture was in preparation and that it would probably go out soon, summon- ing the body for an impeachment session October 17, FIVE KILLED IN CAR CRASH DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 5-—Five ere killed this afternoon when it automobile ina funeral pro- cession was struck by an interur- ban car on Gratlot Road north of tery when the interurban crashed) into the machine which had become detached from the other automobiles in the cortege. Objections to Rail Financing Plan Outlined DENVER OColo., Oct. 5.—(By The Associated Press).—Attorney Gener- al Fleming of Colorado annouriced that the state of Colorado has no objection to ownership of a one-half interest in the Denver and Rilo Grande Western by the Missouri Pacific railroad, but the state's ob- Jections to the reorganization plan of the Rio Grande are on account of the financial provisions. Fleming's statement was made early at hearings conducted here by the interstate commerce commission on the reorganization of the Denver and Rio Grande Western rajlroad. eae 6 And “When do we eat” is the thought of all those who know the dessert 1g flavored with Van Duzer’s Certi- fied Flavoring Extracts.—Advertise- ment. == = Grandson of Chinese Seeks N pig cegpe Chinese woman may become an American citizen is a question be- fore federal Judge E. 8. Thomas for decision, Abel W. J. Bahr of Greenwich, has made for naturalization giving his present citizenship as that of Luxemburg. The court was told that his father, born in Luxemburg, had been a missionary in China and had married the daughter of an English. man and a Chinese woman. Bahr himself has never been in Luxem- ‘burg and was born in China. ele N. Y. URGING WET RETURN here. The funeral procession was|_ NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—The New, crossing the tracks into the ceme-| York state chamber of commerce adopted a resolution recommending to congress that the Volstead act should be revised and modified “so as to conform more nearly with pub- Ue sentiment and on lines that are more reasonable, just and practic- able.” The resolution stated that the in- terpretation and enforcement of the| 18th amendment through the Vol- stead act “are not in the belief of an unquestionably large number of honored and fafr minded people, in accordance with @ strict interpreta- tion of the 18th amendment.” The result, it was stated, was greater opposition to enforcement of the act. ——— Ancient Bones Are Uncovered Oct. 5—Bones and other relics of a race of men who lived approximately 80,000 years ago, have been unearthed in southwest France by Dr. Henry U. Hall of the University of Pennsyl- vania museum. 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