Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO INSURGENT NOT PLEASED WITH LATE MESSAGE Coolidge Careful Not to Offend Big Busi- ness, Is Claim. MADISON, Wis., Dec. 14.—Presi dent Coolidge’s” first message to congress was declared to be an “able, concise and frank presenta- tion of the standpat, reactionary theory of government,” in a state- ment by United States Senator Robert M. LaFollette, made public here today. There js nothing in the message that will offend the “most sensitive of the big business interests.” the statement said. “If it be courageous to champion the interests of the raflroads, the profiteers, the coal magnates and our other overlords against the mass of the people,” Senator LaFol- lette declared, “then in all fairness it must be conceded that the pres! dent has earned the tributes to his courage s0 warmly accorded him by many of the newspapers of the country. “There is Uttle in the message that will satisfy the mass of the American people.” Mr. LaFollette stated that the president's recommendations in re spect to agriculture, in effect, “tells the farmer to help himself and to pull himself out of the difficulties into which the ‘deflation’ policy, the Esch-Cummins law and other acts of the federal government have thrown him.” “The president has elected to cast his lot with the reactionaries of his own party who have been re- pudiated by the country and to pro- mote the welfare of those predatory splints which have thrived for a generation upon favors and sub- sidies exacted from the federal gov- nment,” Senator LaFollette con- cluded. 5 YOUNG MAN {3 HELO FOR APE B. B. Nickerson, years old, of North Casper, was charged with rape this afternoon by the prosecut- ing attorney's office after being ar. rested last night by the sheriff on a charge of investigation. The complaining witness in the case is a ib5-year-old Casper girl who is about to become a mother in @ short time. Td VIOLATORS FURNISH BOND Thirteen names have heen listed 22 within the past week with M. P. ‘Wheeler, United States commission er, after prelimir 4 on charges of violat t » Eighteenth amendment. These are W WwW. Whaley, I . John Henley, Da David Rudd, Earl V C. Forrest. Anna Jackson ik Dunden, Jack Dobdbi: Hen: Larned, Nel Hol combe and J. N. Van Canton. All are out on bonds of $500 each, with the exception of Coughlin and Dobbins who furnished bonds of $1,000 each. Trial of these cases will come in the next session of federa! court at Cheyenne, May 12. psc lesan ela LIONS HEADQUARTERS AT CHICAGO 13 MADE PERMANENT BY VOTE Permanent headquarters of the In ternational Association of Lions been secured in Chi Directors. This after the most m » in which the ent. Board of Directots took part, Many e the journey to Chi tk vot I ays been at Chica been decided to re Clubs has eir votes of the direc: neral Melvin Jones has bean ted to take quarters under a Ic n lease. of the country was in the deliberations by 1al Director John Fabling, r, Colo. While all parts of the United s and Canada took part in con- sidering the question, the consensus was that headquarters should be maintained in a place centrally located and eastty accessible from all parts of the continent. Such a place, all conceded, was Chicago. The Board of Directors therefore in- structed the secretary-general to sign e six-year lease for the rooms now occupied, something more than 8,000 square feet of floor space in the McCormick Butlding {n Chicago; and to secure an option on the « space for a longer period if {t sh: be destre 1 | N. Sinclair of the Mid is trict go and Montana <a For Colds, G and as a F BROMO box be Grove. tip or Influenza ventive INE T s the signatr Karpen Tapestry Chairs 2¢ Calla- ways, "The White House recently was increased by Oshkosh, named after the famous Wisconsin city apparently, hag_come } to the kennel in the capital Rum Pirate Chief New York—Protected by the three mile limit and the British flag the two-masted schooner Tomaka, laden with liquor and money, was caught after a hard fight by agents. Wii Nam F. (Bull) MoGoy, chief pris oner of the federai agents, who had $60,000 in American bank notes stuffed in his pockets, promptly an nounced his determination to appeal to the British ambassador in Wash ington. British consul here, Premicr Baldwin and Secretary Mel Hughes. Two hundred cases Scotch whiskey loaded on at the Bahamas, together with 4,000 other cases, were taken by the agents when they caught the ship six mile: off the New Jersey coast. oo TEN DEAD Ih N. M. STORM, IS FINAL COUNT ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Dec. 14. —The death toll {n the snow storm and blizzard which swept New Mexi co early this week stands at ten, no further reports of loss of life hay- ing been received. High are being reopened a | strandea tourists are again moving) jexcept on the road between San} where | seventy-two automobiles are today| indications that he would be satt | battling to get through the snow inj factory to the republican senate in-|the situation, and the insurgents |action by the Republican confer- | Marcial and Hot Springs, four canyons. Canyon. NAVARRE PEARLS A gift she can treasure for years and years IMEN love to treas- ure through the years the sentimental tokens that come to them as gifts—and if the gift combines both beauty and usefulness — so much the better. In choos- ing indestructible pearls for her, ask for NAVARRE PEARLS, AYRES JEWELRY CO. 188 South Center St. Special Announcement We wish to call the attention of the public that beginning tomorrow, December 15, we will wrap and mail to every part of the country all purchases at this store. FREE OF, CHARGE Postoffice Sub Station Will be ready to handle parcels, starting tomorrow morning, on the fourth floor. LET US BE OF SERVICE TO YOU The Golden Rule Dept. Store Lindsay & Company one white collie dog. | They succeeded Inte yesterday in shoveling thelr way through Nogol About eighteen cars turned back to San Marcial but the rest decided to stick together in an attempt to Cbe Casper Daily Cribune !of the Democrats and, insurgents INSURGENT FIGHT LOOMS IN. (23225732 | the rules committee Representatives of Ohio and of Con- | necticut, organization Republicans, HOUSE AS SENATE ROW OVER (sS2.22%2 S25" sentative Ayres, Democrat of Kan- sas and Representative Nelson of | Wisconsin, leader of the Republican insutgents, The move grew out of a refusal by the Republican leaders WASHINGTON, Dec. 14,--The or-, strength to the Michigan senator | nM 5.4 batatl bree Be places bad ganization troubles of the. republican | when balloting {s resumed Monday. | the committee to “4 rs re ic | house leaders increased today at the} It had been the plan of the ma-| nd to assign any out ani | same time that the senate organiza-| jority house leaders to present their, Ursents to membership. | | tion row was showing signs of sub-| committee slates for approval today,| If the effort for a coalition proves | | Siding. but instead they asked for an ad- pennies Bg Bgperageeecnd the cor | The 1 journment until tomorrow ten min- | zation wou! ve members on | sda area pores in teat utes after the session began. Im.-| the rules committee, the Democrats democrats for a coalition to control mediately afterward Demoeratic| five and the insurgents one. the powerful rules committee, made |!eader Garrett announced that the; Negotiations for breaking the | such progress that a floor fight on|@¢mocrats woutd hold a ciucus to-|genate deadlock by the election of the subject seemed likely to develop| morrow before the house convenes. | Senator Couzens as the interstate | when the committee assignments are|_In_reply to questions put to him | commerce chairman appeared today | brought in for approval. | by Democrats when he asked for!to be in a preliminary stage only, On the senate side a well-defined | adjournment today, Representative although some leaders of the in: | | movement developed to end the dead-| Longworth, the Republican floor | surgent senate group predicted thut | lock over election of a chairman of] leeder, said he hoped to have the | the entire insurgent strength would the interstate Commerce Committee| house consider committee assign-| pe thrown to the Michigan senator by the selection of senator Couzens,|™ments tomorrow. in case the Republican organization | republican of Michigan. There were| Republican organization leaders| found him acceptable. enerally were reluctant to discuss| Some Republicans suggested that surgents who have lock by refusing to effected a dead-|and Democrats showed no inclina-|ence would be necessary to permit | support Senator|tion to reveal thelr plan of cam-j| them to throw their votes to Sena- Cummins of Iowa, the regular re-| paign or estimate their probable | tor Couzens and away from Senator publican choice for the chairman-| strength. It was generally admitted | Cumming, the conference choice for ship. There were signs also that|that nothing definite would take|the chairmanship. Whether Sena- some of the organization leaders who| shape until the Democrats had/tor Cummins would be willing to have voted for Cummins throughout! caucused tomorrow, withdraw also remained an undet: also would be willing to throw their In their negotiations today some! mined factor. Later the caucus of the house Democrats was put over until Mon- day. The postponement, in the opinion of house leaders precludes any possibility of final action this week on the committee question. ‘Oregon Men Have ‘Short Period To ‘Apply for Bonus At the last session of the Ore-| gon legislature tho finai date fo) can | filing applications for the bonus or loan benefits under the Oregon Soldiers’ Bonus law was fix- ed as December 31, 1923. Any appil- cations received after that date will be rejected. All applications should be mailed in time to be received in the office of the World War Veterans" State | Aid Commission, Salem, Ore., on or} hefore December 31, 1923. ee SPEGIAL DANGE WILL BE GIVEN, HAYGOOD’S ‘A special dance {s planned for the wrecked off the coast of Monteray, dance palace at HAygood’s ranch on according to private dispatches here the Alcova read tomorrow night. A’ today. the sage sald. ‘asper_ orchestra will furnish FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923 Imusic and a supper will be serve. ‘This dance should be one of the mos: | successful ever staged at that placs because of the unique features in {some entertainment © which is panned, TRAIN WREGKS - AUTO SPEEDER A gasoline-driven speeder was wrecked five miles east of the Cas. | per station and two Japanese sec. | tion workers who were riding on it | barely escaped serious injury and probable death by jumping at about 10 o'clock this morning when Bur lington train No. 29 coming up from Denver two and one-half hours late crashed into the small machine. Th» | workers did not see the train com. ing in time to get the speeder off the track nor were the engine crew jeer of the presence of the vehicle until it was too late to stop. | —— | SAN PEDRO, Calif., Dec. 14—The’ | lumber steamer Flavel, Portlard, |Oregon, to this port, was reported o lives were lost, the mes- Bargai 28. wee os Bargain Baseme Pianos | Player Pianos bond. Convenient terms of payment. PIANOS iu $175.00 - LYON & HEALY—Latest mate! upright, mahogany. Positively like new. Sold for $615.00. SQUARE PIANO—A good practice piano = : $35.00 CHASE BROS.—Walnut, good condi- tion and fine tone......—.... PLAYER PIANOS STORY & CLARK—Mahogany. stration. A $650.00 player SOP’ <> o/s :07b:0 5 01a \ clu gintvameso esa sieuecale ail Used only in demon- $515.00 $395.00 at JESSE M. FRENCH—Mahogany. A real value in an 88-note player............ CASH OR TERMS lar . 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