Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1923, Page 4

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This method, it was t i, will enable the search to « ntain with one broad sweep and 1 the ng even a » dense forest. yesterday proved TEXAS PISTOL TEAGUE, Tex., Uttle room in a b: Freestone count dusk Wedne stood toe-to-toe, locked to! : clutchir 5 re which spat bullets until man could summon strength to pul! the trigger. Dead, with their | er This is the first who was present at Brograve Beauchamp. Photo shows bride and groom. tater as a county attorney, and then = rose to national prominence as spe- LD g | ctal counsel for the federal govern- TWO BEAD UR) :*::.: day to the C 3 i News from Ber- | News dispatches from I said euch attempts es ye oer DUEL, REPORT || y 28 ah © on Berlin had been made, has © from any other quarter.) ywhere in Germany zation is quiet except at Har- Marines lan‘ & engaged with} | communists wt sixteen wounded, the advices state. sociated Pres much where it was yes- boots on still grasping each other, they were found. The principals in the shooting, one of the pistol due Texas ever saw, according Sheriff David y of Navarro county, were Norwood illlams, until re a resident of Navarro coun Huckaby, was wounded four times, three bul chest and one ms Evers a .28 ¢ found ch 1 had been di Former trouble between the two men, In which Huckaby received a bullet wound in the leg, was be- Meved to be the motive for the shooting. en GREEKS MAKE FINAL BRIVE ON HUTINEERS ATHENS, Oct. 26.—The govern ment has concentrated forces for atriking a finai blow at the in eurgents an depends upon the mutineers ¥ r any conflict oc the a, | fate tion | t ntered last |thelr movement. for him strong,’ prohibition da s previously and it the change. the governmen 414 S. Elm 112 S. Center Battery Service Both day and night at the most up-to-date Service Station in Casper Phone 2303 DON’T FORGET THE BIG COAT SALE NOW GOING ON at the NATIONAL SAMPLE COAT AND SUIT STORE Henning Block photo to reach this country from London of the Wedding of Lady Evelyn Herbert, daughter of the late Lord Carnarvon, e opening of the tomb of Tut-ankh-Amen, and he present Lord Carnarvon gave his sister away. At most of these places, however, the republicans are subject to sort the po-|of guerilla warfare by thelr oppo | nents, requiring frequent interven- tion by the French and Belgian troops to restore order. Only at Trier io they seem to enjoy undisturbed possession. The secessionists also say ther have occupie¢ a number of small towns such as Godesburg, Boppart, Cologne is dependent on the Int- ter town for part of its duiry prod- ucts and food stuffss, After retaking the provincial gov- ernment building and postoffice here the provisional separatirt govern- ment, headed by Joseph Matthes v's ited Col. Philippe, the French dele- on the high commission. On 1 that the republicans had hand- the Rhineland commission a de- r regime In Coblenz promising respect the authority of the occu- forces and to adopt a concil- y attitude toward such inhabl, ants as have not yet rallied to t! Coblenz was quiet early today but signs were not lacking that there would be a aharp reaction during the |day which would put the separatists |to a hard test. Gcar and Euskirchen. The city | ving the colonel’s office, Matthes | Che Casper Daily Cribune FORMER SENATOR KELLOGG T SUCCEED GEORGE HARVEY A U. S. AMBASSADOR TO LONDO WASHINGTON, Oct, 26—Frank B. Kellogg, former United States Senator from Minnesota, has been selected for American ambassador to London. He will succeed George Harvey, who recently resigned and the appointment is expected to be- come effective in the near future. He will leave for England Novem- ber 10. Mr. Kellogg who was one of the little coterie of personal friends who accompanied the late President Harding on most of his trips away from Washington and a_ frequent guest at the White House during the Harding administration, is a lawyer by. profession. During the single term he served in the senate he de- voted considerable attention to for- eign affairs, was a leader of the “mild reservationtsts” in the Ver- sailles treaty fight and served as a member of the foreign relations committee. In the 1922 campaign he was re- nominated for the senate by the re- publicans, but falled of re-election in the sweep of the Farmer-Labor party which sent Henrtle Shipstead to the senate from Minnesota by a majority of more than 80,000 over his nearest opponent. ‘The new'y selected ambassador !# 66 years old, and {s a native of Pots- dam, N. Y. He studied law at Roch- ester, Minnesota, and was admitted to the bar’in 1878, soon afterward entering upon a long career of pub- Me service, He was for three years city attorney of Rochester, served jment in {ts anti-trust sults during 19 HURT IN TRAIN CRASH MONTREAL, Oct. 26.—Nineteen people were injured four seriously, |today when eight coaches of the | Canadian Pacific Vancouver-Toronto express left the track through a broken rail near Savanne, Ont. The | Injured were in the Colonist cars on the train, according to advices reach- ing the head office of the road here, Paenatinlis Seal bee “i mae | LEVIATHAN IS IN PORT CHERBOURG, France, Oct. 26.— |The steamer Leviathan, with Gen- jeral Pershing on board, arrived in port this afternoon, after a stormy time at sea which delayed her con- siderably in the passage from New | York, See ‘urday. Woolworth 5c and 10c Store. See our window display for Sat | The easiest way ' tomake | use —<—— “Tse in town, Honey!” AUNT JEMIMA ANCAKE FLOUR See recipe on back of the package economical, Sugar Cured Picnics 1 Fi aL 5c Sugar Cured Bacon, ify Bese reference” VENTS Sugar Cured Ham, 10s, = 25c 10s 5 peseceestempanmeeteseet 324ac Pork Chops, Ib......_.25¢ Veal Steak, Ib..22%%c Casper Bacon Sliced, rind off, Ib..........35¢ Of Al Public Market Bidg. Meyer Bros. We take pride in selling y: every way. Our selections are choice, rich, tender, wholesome and easily cooked, and besides, they’re A Few Specials for Saturday, Oct. 27 We Carry a Complete Line of Pickles and Cheese HOME-MADE MINCE MEAT Meyer Bros. PHONE 303 ou meats that please you in Choice Pot Roast, lb.15¢ Rolled Prime Rib Roast, Ib. __......22%e Best Boiling Meat, lb, eee On Home Dressed Hens, Ib. 127 Vac Choice Cut Shoulder, Steak, Ib..... 17Yrc Best Cut Sirloin Steak, Ib. «.27Yee Chee Round Steak, De ow 25¢ 1 Kinds 138 E. Fifth Street Q|C..N.W. to Build S Brick Storehouse the Taft administration. Among the proceedings of this character he prosecuted were those against the Standard Of company and the Un- fon Pacific-Southern Pacific railroad merger, In 1912, Mr, Kellogg was elected president of the American Bar as- sociation for one year. At the time engaged in the practice of law at St. Paul, as a member of the firm of Davis, Kellogg and Severance. —<—_—_——_ TEXARKANA, Texas, Oct. 26.— William Buchanan, 74 years old pres,dent of the Louisiana and Ar- kansas railroad died today follinwing an illness of several months, ST. JOSHPH, Mo., Oct, 26.—The 100 mile air race and other contests scheduled for today in the three day air meet at Rosecrans field here are to be held tomorrow, rain having caused postponement of the program today. WASHINGTON, Oct, 26.—Plection of officers was the chief business to- day for the concluding session of the annual convention of the United Typothetae of America. WEST ORANGE, N. J., Oct. 26.— “The world has lost one of its great- est mathematicians and the electri- cal industry will miss one of its shin-. ing lights,” said Thomas A. Edison today, when informed of the death of Char'es P. Steinmetz at Schenec- tady, The fomous inventor was shocked at the news. WOMEN! 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