Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN. _ 50 HURT IN WA§000 DENIS BIG STORM ito Cyclonic Disturbance In New Orleans Takes Big Toll In Injury and Prop- erty Damage Runs High NEW-ORLEANS, La., April 18.—The injured in the severe wind and hailstorm which swept over sections of the city last night wrecking a score of residences and damaging others, had increased to fifty early today. None of the victims, most of whom were hurt-when their homes were demolished, was seriously injured. U police believe it would exceed $200, 000. LATE SPORTS No definite estimate of the property loss has been made but curred over the city at a tude, R. A. Dyke, assistant weather fore- caster, believed that a cy: turbance of an unusual nature oc- clonic dis- high alti- OF DEMOCHATS Would Tie Oil'Scandal On the Republicans Exclusively. COEUR, D'ALENE, Yaaho, April 18.—Refusal to accept, on behalf of the Democratic party, any share of responsibility for the oil scandal featured an address here today by William G. McAdoo, aspirant to the Democrati¢ nomination for president. “The scandal is exclusively Repub- ean” he declared, “because it is officials of the Harding-Coolidge ad- he Casper Daily Cribune i . ministration, and no others, who have betrayed their public trusts. Any other claim is a transparent device to divert attention from the real criminals.”” “The Teapot Dome and California naval ofl lands were preserved in their entirity by the Woodrow Wil- son administration, and turned over to the Harding-Coolidge administra- tion clean, clear and unefcumbered” he continued. ‘The public interest was scrupulously 7d faithfully pro- tected.” He declared that the oll scandal was not the only one “rending the administration” and enumerated others “the veterans bureau scan- dal” prohibition enforceniont and the condition of the offices of the attor- ney general and secretary of the navy. Of prohibition’ enforcement he de- clared that “one of the chief reasons for this corruption is the fact that men are being appointed for politi- cal reasons to positions on the pro- hibition inspection force when they should be appointed only for char- acter and fidelity to the public in- terests.” He said “‘the government must be cleaned out” and added: “Republican leadership cannot be A Wonderfu! Easter Eve Special No clergyman of the Church of $ngiand is eligible to membership in the House of Commons. | If electe?|™@ he must resign his position in the cherch before he can take his seat. ———_—— entrusted to clean it. It has been tried and found wanting in capacity and honesty, in progress and in those essential things that made for good government and for the wel- fare of all classes of the American people. An old Massachusetts law makes it a misdemeanor to display a pic- ture of George Washington under certain circumstances, ae LONDON—Very little hair shows beneath the street hats at present. The hats are pulled so low on the forehead that only the smal] wisp ear. a Now. England has has more than 1,500,000 French-speaking people. PHONE 1251 JOHNSON BROS. GROCERY CO. 638 East Second Street For Easter Specials FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924 . IMEDNICK BROS SEATTLE, Wash., April 18.—The University of Washington will not be represented in the Olymple try- outs on the Schuylkill river at Phil- adelphia by a crew this year but will send two shells east to row on the Hudson river at Poughkeepsie New York June 14, it was definitely de- cided by Athletic authorities of the University today. 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