Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1923, Page 10

_— etna en : . € 7 q h : i J J 4 , J i ’ PAGE TEN. VETS’ BUREAU FACES ATTACK Kidnaping of Soldier In Washington ,, _State Asylum Is Charged Against Bureau Officials WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—A charge that the veterans’ bureau kidnaped Charles Kasavage, a world war veteran, from an asylum in the state of Washington, and took him to a hospital in Pennsylvania, senate veterans’ committee, Republican, Washington. Representative Johnson ead offi cials of the bureau acted in vinla- n of a restraining order issued by the state courts and that he had been asked by Director Frank T. Hines of the bureau to present the facts so that the “wrong done in this case can ‘be righted.” A protest was made by Mr. John- fon against testimony given before the committee on November 5, by Dr. D. O. Smith, one of the tnvest- igators for committee counsel and also ngainst “the manufacturing of testimony,” apparently to be used later in a suit affecting the status of the soldier in a court at Wilkes Barre, Pa. SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. 19.— Declaration that Charles Kasevage, a veteran of the World war, whom Congressman Albert ‘Johnson today told a committee of the United States investigating the veterans welfare bureau was kidnapped from m to Pennsyl by manager the mth district of the bureau with offices in this city. Mr, Jesseph narrated a contro- versy between Kasavage's blood relatives and his wife, and said that the veterans stipend fromthe gov- ernment wi involved. NAVAL INQUIRY IS RENEWED SAN DIEGO, Calif, Nov. 19.— Resumption of the sessions of the court martial trying 11 naval offi- cers in connection with the wreck of seven destroyers off Point Honda, California, September 8, was ar- ranged for today, after a recess since last Thursday. Commander William L. Calhoun, commanding of- ficer of the U. 8S. 8. Young was named as the fifth Getendant to face the naval tribunal, the cases of four other officers having been disposed senate of last week. Of the 23 men who lost their lives in the disaster, 20 were on the, Young, which was the third vessel to pile up on the rocky const. City Editor In Sheridan Dead SHERIDAN, Wyo., Nov. 19—Ev- erett J. Lippard, city editor of the Sheridan Post-Enterprise, died here yesterday. He was one of the best known newspaper men in the state having been a member of the staffs of papers in Cheyenne and Sheridan before he took his last position. —— For results try a Tribune Ciassi- fied Ad. . (( fy x ent AVOrous | YEE senarate youth and old | so with a deep and ever- widening abyss? | ‘The bloom of youth and tho hardy, ruddy gl teen and six: 1ould be sep: ated only by the span of years and not by varying differences of physi- cal wholesomenesa, s Vigorous old age is within the | grasp of all. §, S. S, brings that | hale and hearty feeling back with | arush. Rich red blood is the gr: est enemy of w h coursing throngh your vein: away impurities that proper functioning of your system. Old Age—once a dreaded agony be- comes a vigorous, enjoyable, care | free time of life. 8. 8. 8S. is made of carefully se- Jected herbs and barks—s: ife- ally prepared and prop jon: Welcome Old Are when it comes Be ready to withstand the attacks of diseases that follow in its wake. Meet Old Age with a_ hearty handshake. A_ handshake that speaks of well being—of a vigor- ous, clear thinking, red blooded constitution. S. S. 8. is your best friend when Old Age is seen round- ing the corner. drive care and worry away. leading drug stores c: : The large size is the mor economical. Get a bottle and} S Ss Hises You Fee! ke Yourself Again was made today before the by Representative Johnson, CHEYENNE MAN 3 UIGIDE ON HUNTING TRIP Two Wounds in Body One of Which Thought Accidental CHEYENNE, ‘Wyo., Nov. 19.—Joseph Jankovsky, Jr., 34 years of age, and a tailor of this city, was found dead at the Belvoir ranch, 12 miles southwest of Chey- enne, Sunday afternoon, under pe- cullar circumstances, There were two shotgun wounds, one in his ab- domen and the other in his neck and head. ‘Che discharged gun qwas ly beside the body. A coroner's verdict will attempt today to decide whether or not both wounds were fired with suicidal tn- tent or whether the first was ac- cldental and the man, despatring of help, decided to end it all rather than suffer. Jankovsky had been out to the ranch on a duck hunting trip with friends. No reason is known for his wanting to take his own life. Vroman Post Will Meet This Evening As previously planned, the regu- lar meeting of the George W. Vro- man post of the American Legion Will be held this evening at the or- ganization's club room in the Beck- Unger building. In, the absence of the commander, C. H. Retmerth, the TEXAS CRUDE. PRICE JUMPS DALLAS, Tex., Nov. 19.—Effec- tive today the Megnolia Petroleum company announced an increase of 26c per barrel for Corsicuna light crude, making the new price $1 a barrel. ‘Crashing Gate” at White House Is Getting Harder CHICAGO, Nov. 18—Two men who attempted forcibly to pay a call on President Coolidge at the White House were in custody today enroute to their homes in the west. 8 3 of Provo, F nl, San Fran cisco ,who had attempted to “crash the gate” at the executive mansion according to Captain C. C. Estes of the Washington police, who passed through with the two men. PADDOCK'S RECORDS ARE REFUSED BY COMMITTEE DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 19% — Charles Paddock, “the fastest hu- man being” was given thumbs down when the records committee of the National amateur union meeting here, refused by a vote of 4 to 1 to approve seven records said to have been made by Paddock in 1921. The committee had ruled against these ecords last year but tt brought up at this meeting ert S. Weaver, president Southern Pacific Athletic tion. Furniture Mixup Settled In Court A case in justice court Saturday in which R. W. Sumey of the Cas- per Auction house was the plain- tiff against C. H. Frenchville and E. A. James who were charged with holding furniture that belonged to the auction house grew to be pure: ly a civil sult, the defendants being acquitted and Sumey given a chance to get back the furniture by insti- tuting replevin proceedings. Phen at at New English Tariff Cause Resignation LONDON, Nbv. 19—The first de- fections in the ministrial ranks be- cause of the premiers’ tariff pro- posals is announced by the conser- vative newspapers today. Colonel Buckley, parliamentary secretary of the overseas trade department has resigned his post on the ground that he has been and intends to re- meeting will be in charge of Don W. Ogilbee. Following the business discussion there will be a basketball parley, and all members who were in the post's five last year or who wish to try out for the team this season, are especially requested to attend this evening and remain for this meet- ing. ans elect ee For results try a Tribune Class’ fled Ad. main a fré6 trader and that he dis- approves the Baldwin fiscal policy. The Daily Mail says today that Lady Irene Curzon, eldest daughter of the foreign minister, is to stand as an independent candidate. Her Prospective constituency is not mentioned. SORE THROAT Gargle with warm salt water —then apply over throat— VISkSs Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly “OTHERS” | “THE HOME-TOWN BOYS ARE GOOD TO ME,” DECLARES SWEET NORMA MANDY; “THEY MAKE MY EVENINGS BRIGHT ~ AND GAY BY BRINGING CANDY.” Give her BR’ “Sextette” Chocolates for Thanksgiving. Half-pound, one, two, three and five-pound sizes. DON’T FORGET THE BIG SALE BARGAINS AT THE ¥ Shikany Shoe and Clothing Co. 142 E. SECOND Wonderful Values in Uncattea ORIGINAL CC JAKE THE NI Wratt Hotel Basement LOOK HERE ! PHONE 474 for Suits, Less Than One-Halt ‘T—Come and See ‘Them! CLEANING AND PRESSING SERVICE FTY TAILOR Call 802 @he Casper Daily Cridune JUNDAY BOYS MIXED UP IN SUICIDE FAKE Report That One of Evangelist’s Sons Is Suicide: Proved False LOS ANGELES, Calif., Nov. 19.—A whiff of*illum- inating gas struck the nos- trils of a chauffeur at the home of George M. Sunday, realtor and son of the evan- gélist, Willlam A. Sunday and in the dramatic developments which fol- lowed two brothers essayed the role of. victim tn an alleged comedy of errors growing out of @ police report labeled: “Attempted Suicide.” George M. Sunday, according to a report to the police, was found in a gas filled room at his home with a rubber tube leading from a nearby Jet into his mouth. It was an “at- tempted suicide” the report stated, and the “Instrument vsed” was a “gus pipe hose.” Newspaper men who hurried to the Sunday residence, however, found Sunday, if not entirely recov- ered from the alleged inhalation of gas, at least lively enough to de- nounce the police report as grave'y inaccurate. As proof of this inac- curacy he produced his younger brother, William A. Sunday, Jr., re- clining upon a couch and looking fll, and anxious to admit that it whe his iness—a touch of ptomaine—which | had caused all the excitement. In the end, however, George Sun-| day ‘ssued an announcement that the police report was “all right” and| that he was’ willing to let it “stand as it is"—an announcement that sent both newspapermen and police, away satisfied. \ CHARLESTON, 8. C., Nov. 19.— The Rev. Wiliam A. Sunday, who paign Men’s Dress Shirts, each... “BUY IT FOR LESS AT THE FAD” Special Pay Day Bargains for Men Solid Leather Work Shoes, pair......._....1__ $2.25 Genuine Army Last Work Shoes, pair____. Boys’ heavy Pull-over Sweaters, each. Men’s Fall Style Velour Hats, each...___. FAD SHOE AND CLOTHING CO. 220 South Center Street Nucoa Pure Cocoanut oil —refined Peanut oil churned in sweet sterilized milk—with necessary salt—that’s all OR ONOHONON OHOEOHOROHONONOROROHROHOROHOHOHS here and who is today celebrating his sixty-first birthday, haw received the following te’egram from his son, William A., Jr., concerning the re- port sent out from Los Ange’es as to George Sunday: “Pay no attention to newspaper report concerning George. Abso- lutely false. Congratulations on your birthday. We love you, Dad. Billy.” Converts Increase ary By Activities, NEW YORK. Nov. 19.—Expan- sion of missionary activities of the Mcthodist Episcopal church during the last four years kas increased the total number of converts in for- eign fields 769,091, the board of for- eign missions reported today at its annual meeting. Twenty-seven bishops were placed. In India an average of 100 con | verts is received into the churel: | daily, according to Bishup Fred B. Fisher of Calcutta and Bengal. The board has 1,232 missicnazies in active work and :naintatns 2,498 schools. The work is financed through the $100,000,000 subscribed by the church for the five year cen- tennary period of mission expan- sion. Colorado Miner Kills His Wife and Shoots Self GREELEY, Colo., Nov. 19—Louts Wattelet, 45, a miner, shot and killed his wife, Emma, 40, and then turned a revolver on himself with fatal effect at their home at Fred- erick, Colorado, late yesterday, ac- cording to information received to- day by authorities here. Mrs. Wat elette was shot through the heart three times, police officers of Fred- erick said, and Wattelet had shot himself through the mouth. Po- lico sald the couple had been sep- arated for several months. The coroner said there would be no in- quest. “OTHERS” -$3.95, a+ $1.45 [rma] OOLOGESTRONGFORLOWER PTHSESHOVOGTED BY HE Advisers of President Believe That He Wj Strongly Endorse Idea In Mes- oe sage to Congress demand 17.39; Spain demand 18.07. WASHING ws mys oe Heater Coolidge jg Greece demand 1.53; Poland demand strongly inclined d the Mellon luction Program 000051; Czecho Slovakia demand 2.89 | and is expected by somaof his advisors to endorse it flatly derand Mit Runexie oangat OTL eee jemand .0014; demand .52; Such an endorsement, in the opinion of admi mand 975; Montreal .97 15-16, : . nistrati Bes Aoaitrent ATES officials, would be sufficient to sweep aside such ont tion a& there has been among some» ress had been made toward eared | tepublican leaders to a tax revision [™ent on any. administration poi, | Sen Senator Smoot, Republican, Vtay | St .Sbeppoming, semmon, prospective chairman of the sen. With the gathering here of Sena- | finance committee, said sete | tors and representatives of the ma-| sti believed it would be winieseiel NEW YORE, ‘Nov. 19—Cally jority party, taxation has ‘become | open up the tax question unin,” money firmer; high 5; low 4%; rul-] 0N@ Of the principal ‘subjects « of | majority could be pledeel wt § ing rate 4%; closing bid 5; offerea| Cloakroom discussion. = Although| the Mellon programm sivheos et at 5%; last loan §; call loans against | #0Me of the leaders stil! insist that | stantial amendment. ett "2 acceptances 4%; time loans firm;|‘® Open up the tax schedules would | airriculties from the Political alj = mixed collateral, 60-90 days 5; 4.6| invite endleas controversy and lead ae ment. He regarded the R; months 5@5%; prime commercial] ROWhere, most of them appear to| majorities as nominal city ana ai NEW YORK, Nov. 19—Foreign cents: Gi i. 435%; 60-day bills on banks 433%; France demand 5.88; cables 5.38%. 43 Money paper 5@5%. believe that legislative considera- | ;,, of senate bod tion of the Mellon and othe rreduc-| teres “thet Ponterene pe METALS tion of the Mellon and other reduc- Fri combinations would make the ¢; ie come doubtful. x The suggestion that enough Dex ocrats might combine with the r. publicans to put through the Mello, recommendation ts not regarded |» Senator Smoot as encouracing. |), said today, however, that he had ny definite information as to tw much Democratic support might dev, Since announcement of Mr. Mel- lon’s plan to cut the nation’s tax burden $363,000,000, president Cool- idge has been carefully watching the reaction of the country. He has read much editorial comment and has received a large rfumber of let- ters and telegrams endorsing ‘the proposal. A large proportion of the over-Sunday mail of about 2,000 let- ters received at the White House had to do with the tax question. < Definite announcement of the president's position, however, ts ex- pected to wait his message to con- gress. He had a long talk yester- day with Senator Lodge of Massa. chusetts, th Republican senate NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—Copper easy; electrolytic spot and futures 4h. Tin firm; spot and futures 43.50. Iron steatly; number 1 northern number 2 northern number 2 southern yi; spot 6.85@7.00. Zinc quiet; East St. Louis spot and nearby 6.32@6.35. Antimony spot 9.00@9.25. + — BERLIN—Chancellor Stresemann, addressing the German people's party, declared against a dictator. ship, and anonunced that Germany would reject any demand for the sur-| leader, and is understood to have render of, the former German crown| presented to him the arguments Prince, --| that have been made at the White House in favor of a Mellon program Senator Lodgé had a second talk with the president today but he de clded afterward to state what prog- Casper Mirror Works Wishes to announce that they are open and } ready for business. Making and Resilvering Mirrors First Class Work Guaranteed Nothing too large or too small to receive our best attention. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED Yours For a Perfect Reflection CASPER MIRROR WORKS C. H. LONG, Prop. — Guard With t “Flu” usterole relieves congestion (which is what a cold really is) and stimulates circulation. 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