Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1924, Page 5

| Pareretsi sa200) ARRAN SAetaEcege LIssReretariestes FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1924 BY SEGRETIRY Hughes Urges Placing Of Aliens on Same Quota Basis. WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. —The house immigration committee today took up the objections expressed by Secretary Hughes to provi- eons of the Johnson bill, hich singles out Japanese tmmi- grants tor exclusion” and to certain other restrictive proposals in the measure. Pe Mr. Hughes tn a letter to Chair. man Johnson declared the provi- sions affecting Japanese tion were “inconsistent” with the treaty of 1911 between the United States and Japanese, and added that their enactment might “largely undo” the effects of the Washington ton arms conference “which so greatly improved our relations” with the Tokio government. The secretary suggested that Japanese be placed on the same quota basis as other allens, pointing out that the quota percentage proposed in the bill would limit the number to less than 250 a year and that its Provisions for certification abroad would give “a double control” over this number, while a continuation of co-operation in restrictive efforts could be expected from the Japanese government. The bill's selection of the 1890 census as the basis for computing immigration quotas was discussed in Secretary Hughes’ letter. He called attention particularly to rep- resentations from Italy, which, he said, “regards the choice of such a dasis as a discrimination against her.” This aspect of the measure also ‘was commented on in a minority report by Representatives Sabath of Illinois end Dickstein of New York, Democratic members of the com- mittee, which was made public yes- rday. It described the bill, as ‘confessedly discriminatory in its operation.” since the 1890 census basis would operate to “admit a minimum of immigrants from east- ern and southern ‘Europe and a _ maximum from northern and west: ern Europe.” f Sales 24 timesasmuchas that of any other 2raad Wiring Supplies FIXTURES, LAMPS, ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Radio Supplies Motor Repairing Electric Supply And Construction Co. 142 E. Midwest Phone 483W Estimate Gladly Furnished JAP EXCLUSIN - (CREDIT RELIEF FOR FARMERS PLAN OPPOSED | CEMOR Canonization THWEST H Claim of Penury | Wyo. Feb. 15.— Mrs. James C. Costello of Portland, Ore., who Wednesday, at Portland, was granted a divorce on the ground that her wealthy husband was too penurious in regard to their house- hold affairs, formerly resided in Cheyenne and {s a sister of Dr. J. H. Conway of this city. Prior to about 20 years ago Cos- tello was division superintendent here for the Union Pacific Railroad company. He went to Portland in- vested in real estate and made a for- tune estimated-at from $250,000 to $500,000. Of his fortune, one-third is given to Mrs. Costello by the di vorce decree and she also is to re- ceive nearly $40,000 cash alimony. Wants Creditors To Know Address SHERIDAN, “Wyo., Feb. 15.— Diogenes would have come to the »nd of his long, long trail this morn- ng had he been in Sheriff George Lord's office. A telegram was received by the sheriff from Talbert C. Long of San: Francisco, asking him to give -his address to his creditors. He for- merly was a rancher in the Big Saturday and Monday Specials Red Spuds, per hundred Ibs.._________ Apples, 40-lb. box, per box__ Large Head:Lettuce, per head 2 cans Corn____ 2 cans Tomatoes____- Lighthouse Cleaner, 3 cans for. Tillman Coffee, per Ib. ~Tillman Coffee is of sup q A under any other label is selling for 55 cents pound. We guarantee this article to be the best. DRINK TILLMAN’S COFFEE, THE TASTE TELLS Soup Meat, per lb. 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Waterway I 6 tov adnate rade VENICE, Italy, Feb. 15.—An- PARIS, Feb. 15.—Dispatches re th = —Financial ) in- ints up en times {ts} other step toward the celved machinery designed ‘to relieve the| capital. The work will be started tion of the late Pope Pius. was Pro ject A Kk Duncan, "Sa “era So dea ieee siringest credit sittiation throughout| as soon as the taken at a solemn meeting here “TOY sked |° OGAg, Dost . busta: Waceet” ee : ¥¢ : a es: ae the organization here yester- forty witnesses were cited by the WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. —The| cording to an ittwmegnane tries = mm fern my and a men of + mate Metal National bank of | vice -postulator of beatification. an government's suggestion | Members of the Duncan family. Re- Fa ao Agricultural Finanos| New York and chairman of the or-| The Parish priest of San Salva- |that the United States appoint ex-| Called that upon his release from a = A maximum of $10,000,000 will ama on: COmEnstteS appointed by| tore also made depositions con- | Perts to work Jointly with appoint. | Jail in Moscow last November after ag st Sar pe igen tom eet 5, Cootidae’s conference in ceretae matzacios attributed to the toe ot be. designated by Ottawa on te | trom the War Bienes cep eerrow | Headquarters of the organization! The witnesses togetner with | Way project, han been tavoe pes ing bs Finance corporation ! will be in Minneapolis, snfany from other places, where |®>!y viewed by Secretary Hoover conted tongue, biliousmess: = Pius lived, will be heard shortly : 2 communication to Secretary. Without griping or neusea ome j Horn county, Montana, it ts believed | before the central congregation of | Hushes. 7 - TWO INJURED IN AUTO bere. 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