Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. G. 0. P. 10 FACE STIFF BATTLE IN CONVENTION Increase in Southem Delegations Will Be Opposed. WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—Indica- tions are becoming clearer that the Republican national cenvention may be the scene of a sharp fight over the national committee's action tn restoring the delegate strencth «f southern states in its unexpected revision this week of reapportion ment figures. This trend, first developed during the committee's discussion of the question, became more marked to- @ay with publication of statements by Senator Johnson of California, a candicate for the presidential nam- ination, and Chairman John T. ‘Adams of the committee, attacking and refending the action. ‘While it has not been determined whether the Johnson organization will fight the southern delegates re- storation on the floor of the conven- tion, Senator of Howell of Nebraska who opposed the revision at the committee meeting, holds that the re-opening of the question was with- out authority and has expressed the belief that tf brought before the con- vention, the decision would be set aside. Senator Johnson, in his state ment, characteries the revision as an act by which “the Republican atates are penalized” and the south ern states, where there is no Re- publican party and where delega- tion some times are & farce and a scandal, are rewarted.” Chairman Adams, on the other hand, says the revision adds only nine delegates to the 1920 apportion- ment of the southern states ,as com- pared with 116 for those which went to President Harding: WILLIAM JARDINE Sf ONES AT JOWA HOME ‘William Jardine Sr., father of the Yate William Jardine of Casper, and Yormer resident of this city for one and onehalf years, died yesterday at his home in Counell Bluffs, Towa. The death of Mr. Jardine did not come os a surprise since he had been ill for many months, and the shocic caused by the death of his son which occurred just three weeks go is thought to have been instru: mental in hastening Als own end Miss Hazel Jardine, daughter of the deceased left yesterday for Coun- Ml Bluffs after being here for some time sottling up the estate of the younger Jardine. The funeral will! held in Council Bluffs, Monday. 971+ LATEST MIX DRAMA [3 COMING TO AMERICA “Mile-A-Minute Romeo,” Tom Mix's latest William Fox release, will have its first showing at the America starting Sunday. It is a drama of fastdiving in the ‘West that Buffalo Bill knew. Where | ever man is, intrigue will be, is the onty moral that can be accrued from its fast motion. The story, penned by Max Brand, the widely- recognized novelist, treats of West- ern action and love, nothing more, but these exhaustively. In the cast with Tom Mix, are Betty Jewel, J. Gordon Russell, James Mason, Duke Lee and James Quinn. ee MILLIONS FOR TOBACCO WILSON, N. C., (United Press)— More than 60,000,000 pounds of bright leaf tobacco have been sold here since August. This market ia the largest in the world for to- bacco of that type. Nearly $12,- 000,000 has been pala to growors Tobacco board of trade men esti mate that the Eastern North Caro ina crop will pounds. exaeed 10,000,000 Beautiful Gift Package Black Narcisse Perfume $3 SMITH- TURNER Drug Co. Phone 150 133 South Center |? ft » ¢ 9. Cleveland, Ohio—A bank exetust been opened, the first of its kind i of the newly bank. Boy, 16, Defends Mamriage to 50-Year- Old Bride €be Casper Daily Cribune A Bank for Women, By Women and of Women eS ——— ve in the One of the headliners in the pro- gram to be given in Casper, Decen:- ber 19, by the Wyoming Players, ts Miss Olivette Mitsch who has ap- peared in several high class musical productions, besides showing to many groups in personal recitals. Recently she took a leading part in ly for women, operated by women and directed by women officials, world. Photo shows the members of the board of directors in front Well Known Musieian Is Star of Wyoming Players Coming Here Next Week opera. She was also with the Dun bar Philharmonic choir for some time. T. J, Kelly, who appears with Miss Mitsch, was on the Keith vaudeville circuit before the war, and is one of the most popular en- tertainers of the University of Wyo- ming, He is known as the “Cowboy of the county, and has always won comedy, most popular actresses at the uni- has several amateur productions at Laramie and elsewhere. Helen Coleman, who appears with Wesly Kerper in a high class dancing act, has received her in- struction from some of the leading dancing masters of the United States, among whom is Stephano Mascagnoe of New York City. Sho has given recitals in various part play, “Clarence,” the favor of her audiences. Kerper traveled for a short time with Raymond Hitchcock in his “Hitehy Koo.” He is a native of Powell, Wyo. Miss Crete Wood is one of the will also appear in @ solo dance. Miss Ann Lawler, who will of Cheyenne high school in versity. Last year she was one of the prize winners in the annual university beauty contest. She has ————— TRACTOR BEATS HEDGE taken leading parts in several pro- ductions of the university and of organizations of Laramie. Ted O'Melia, who plays oposite her 1s © popular actor of Wyoming. He and Miss Wood are both red-!of nature. —n—n Oo Oo—T—x———See ASPi Press)—In some KIRTSY scored @ decided hit {Ip the famous presented formance. A 3 * Miss Loy Ripley ia s freshman| 4] at the university, but already is winning an enviable nime for her- self in college dramatic circles. Bhe SARANAC LAKE, N. ¥., (United of the smaller things it sometimes appears that the forces of man far outclass those A_cedar hedge about headed, and as brother and sisterya home at Chazy had become to thick that it was deci¢ed to destroy Le the accompanist is a talented piano player. She was a representative the musical contest during the annual high school week at the university. SR 5s A Ge une rere FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923 ‘was uprooted end torn down by a caterpillar tractor in two hours. oe at small cost and add zest and fra. grance to your foods. Come to this store for the freshest and best in cinnamon, cloves, al). peppers, / ‘spice, 1 al paprika, teas, cof- fees, et Pigeon Tea and Coffee Co. 228 E. Second Phone 623 peerage FOR HIS CHRISTMAS For the Man Who Creates 100 Pocket Knives Value $2.50 Fully Warranted A Wonderful Offer Introductory Sale on all Hardware and Tools. Christmas selections here for Electrica] gifts. 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