Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1923, Page 5

NEW HEARINC IS HELD PROBABLE IN LAVOYE CASE: Motion for Reopening of Dispute Involv- ing Moving Entire Town Filed With Interior Department It is now probable that anotlrer hearing will be grant- ed in the townsite case of Lavoye, according to Floyd E. Pendell, attorney for Louis P. Lavoye, who has just re- turned from Washington, D. where he placed a motion with the secretary of the interior for a rehearing. Less than a month ago Hubert Work, interior depart- pesca a Av Nagata ac ment head, decided the dispute in,- a = -“West Point favor of the Ohio Of] company which aa has contested Lavoye’s application for a patent to his homestead on the kind might be brought against the secretary of the interior. Both of these re] are emphatically de nied by Mr, Pendell. As to the first statement, the defendant's et- torney declares that had such action been taken he would have been the first to have been informed; and as to the second point, he has in his files supreme court decisions of an opposite nature. It seems*that the department fs ready to arrange @ reconsideration of the townsite case, since ft did not hesitate to entertain a motton for h hearing when asked by Mr. Pendell. Besides this motion, the Casper lawyer has requested of the secretary a_complete presentation of all pertinent and basic facts in the contest by both sides before the reg« istrar of the federal land office in Douglas, If granted, this prelim. inary action will take place in the near future. In event no satisfactory settlement can be obtained from the department of the interior the final appeal be- fore the supreme court will be taken. In other words, Lavoye will stay on the map for some time to come, according to the town own- er’s attorney. HARVEST HANDS NOW STAYING ON THE F!RM OTTAWA, Ont., (United Presa).— Only 400 to the 11,780 men brought o Canada from Great Britain the past summer to help gather Can- jada’s bumper harvest have signified heir intention to return to the shomeland. The others expect to be- come Canadian citizens. Estates a Burden Chaplin Died Poor LONDON.—{By Mafl to United Press.)—Viscount Chaplin died re- cently, supposedly very wealthy. His political opponents for years had attacked him for accepting a pension of $6,000 a year for his long public service, and even some of his friends wondered at it. At 21 Lord Chaplin inherited an estate whose yearly revenues were $200,000. ‘When his famous Hermit won the Terby in 1867, Lord Chaplin collect- ed about $500,000—real money—tn bets. Hermit for years afterward earned him $75,000 a year at stud. In a speech shortly before his death, Lord Chaplin stated that his stud farm had brought him $60,000 @ year for twenty-five years. Lord Chaplin's will disclosed that he left less than $25,000. He had been living on his pension—about one-fiftieth of his former income, Tt was found that his huge estate had become a liability instead of an asset. During bad farming times he had always granted tenants’ re- quests for reduction of rent, and yeariround, Marks Worth More! sewn" oOe ha eee eee es left to servants. As Paper, Report The Canadien government, hrough the Department of Imm!- ion and Colonization, has an- jounced plans by which it is hoped to find steady employment for these British workmen. Through Jlecal id supervisors of the Solder Set- partment of agriculture, the gov- nment is making a systematized ; to place most of these men on d farms under an arrange- by which they will be employed | the year round. —_—_— One of the Inst strong points of trade union opposition to the intro. duction of machinery in industry j her vanished with the dec'sfon of the Cigar Makers’ Internat‘onal Union of America to admit operators he adage, “He who laughs last pagha: :Dodi = 1s acieeteians sore Cf clear making machines into their han fiction. They fined a bicycle ;~™ ider 50,000 “marks because he re-| fused to obey the village traffic rez- flations. ‘Dhe accused gathered up 0,000 one-mark notes—iong since put of circulation, but still legal nder—and presented them In a is Help for Baby ents. The sum made many Dig} faa. SCOTTS: ales of money which the police sold | loa paper ee * erie Hira, EMULSION jurned in 50,000 to the chief and “Builds .2 pocketed 13,450,000 marks—enough Py Strong Bores Bt that time for a couple of square bend : Rieats. 3 SALZWEDEL, Germany.—(Unitet s8.)—The police force of Salz- edel—both of them—declare that —————____ For results try a Tribune Ciass) Aa. Ac. The Latest Dance and Vocal Hits 49c. HERE’S A FEW THAT CATCH YOUR EAR House of. David Blues (Fox Trot) New Synco Jazz Band omebody’s Wrong (Fox Trot) New Synco Jazz Band Dh! You Little Sun-Uv-Er-Gun (Fox Trot) _ Westchester Biltmore Country Club Orch. (Hazay Natzy-Director) lack Sheep Blues (Fox Trot) New Synco Jazz Band Not Here—Not ‘ihere (It’s Fifty Miles From Nowhere) Prank Wright & Frank Bessinger ’s Not The First Time You Left Me (But It’s The Last Time You'll Come Back) Frank Wright & Frank Bessinger REMEMBER THIs: 4 49c Is Too Low a Price to Last THIS WEEK ONLY ‘* Ask to Hear the December Record Hits The Metropolitan 5-50 Cent Store The New Pathe Record That plays on all Phonographs With Stes! Needles 10 tak bowtie Mromd ——. |o21075 021076 021064 | | Pr ACTUELLE NEEDS ——————SS SS SS , i er 32 lie What started the consideration ef the peanut plan ts that a pol: man & car in a certain — goes away for two j » cannex prove that the car has remained tmmoved in thé f i i i im faet thet the automobile not been moved. If tt ts erushed i E to be provided with bags of pea- huts and they wou'd be sorely tempted to cat up the evidences. Peanuts Used As| vn too, mall bors would Detectives By have to be prevented from dep- Traffic Officers | eae | redations upon the evidence. On oirous days, elephants might be a LOS ANGELES, Nov, (nitea may tnenace. Also, metorists might become wise and crush the deteo- tor and leave the ear parked «li 17— | Gay with tmpunity. juts as detec. But, nevertheless, the plan ts The past two days, Miss Phinney has been visiting tho local associa- tives be tried out by the fo | under y Hon, After observing the work in| eal traffic officers. is ee ‘employment department, she ex- It's @ g00d scheme to catch mo- OTTAWA, Ontario—Canada Z surprise at the volume of| torists who park too long, but | ported 14,854 palrs*of lenther boots work and the varied questions and there are several difficulties and and shoes in September compared demands upon the Y. W. C. A. of-| the police department ian't quite | to 19,172 pairs tn August. In speaking to the board of sure whether to adopt the plan or directors in its regular session, Miss not. —<—$—>___ Tribune Want Ads bring resul! living SP cee $189.75 = ’ PAGE FIVE, N.Y. STENOGRAPHERS WILL BE UNIONIZED wage scale of $21 a week, with @ seven-hour day, and ttme and a half for overtime and double pay for Sundays and legal holidays. New York. Their pay ts said to from $13 to $35 & week. average something lke course, there are many rapher secretaries whe draw salaries for specialised work, but union officials back ef the move ment say that the bulk of the girls are notoriously underpaid and com pelied to work long hours. In connection with the movement, a rather remarkable statement ts made by union organizers that one out of every four girls who wed either retain their jobs or return to them soon after marriags. p Sree stk ‘M. E. 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