Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 5

2 @he Casper Dap wrioune PAGE FIVE, uty sheriffs left here today for To- FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924. JAPANESE. HOPE EACLUSION ACT WL BE LOST Lins ae ates wee American Criticism Con- tains Hope for Empire. TOKIO, ‘April 18.—(By The. ‘As- sociated Press}—Criticism leveled by Se cr a amen raietion® done papers at the American congress for ts attitude on Japanese. exclusion, the editorials of which have been extensively cabled to Tokio, has re- vived the hope that exclusion will be eventually defeated. This attt- tude of somé of the newspapers is also having the effect of softening the blow to Japanese pride as shown in the statement of Premier K1- youra 1n which he said that “fortu- mately the majority of American newspapirs appear to understand” can participation in the world court] Other members of the sub com: pock, Ariz., opposite Sy noire pt teed ats ornered today yy. che sSenate| mittee are Senators Brandegee, Re- that mo- | foreign relations committee. , jpeg Ala cnttes Tigvelgake|A. subcommilttes ptistive, Headed publican, peepee one of a | thar aa into Arizona. |Y Senator Pepper, Republican, Pen-| League of Nations “trreconcilables.” The motorists have secured legal | Sylvania was selected to conduct | =~ advice and will base their movement | the hearing and make a report to upon the contention that the ban | the full committee. is not lawful, according to authori- ties. County Attorney. Blakely left Gan You Sleep 2 All Night? tac for Topock with officers. — Hast You Get Up Frequently By. Reason of Bladder Trouble? Swanson of Virginia and Pittman of| chambers of commerce, the Federal Nevada, Democrats, and Shipstead,| council of churches, the non partisan Farmer-Labor. Minnesota. league, the Association of Universitv Requests for the hearings have} Women and league of Nations as- been received from _a_number_ of! sociation. Will Your Easter Dinner Be Cooked With th AUTO BANDIT - ISFOUND DEAD GRINNELL, Iowa, April 18. — The body of a man found under a tree here Wednesday was identl- fied by the authorities today as that of Wilbur A. Armstrong, alleged OVEN HEAT REGULATOR Ne clit id : eerie anh enicoble ree te Hundreds of Casper women will be free to attend the was established by means of finger Easter services with no worry of Sunday dinner for in have been struck by Ughtning, car- their kitchen they have a Clark ried a revolver, a jimmy and a flash- Jewel Gas Range with the light. rs : ‘Lorain Red Wheel.” Truly the “Magic Chef.” All cooking wor- ries are eliminated—thanks to JAPS BEING this wonderful invention. Ss 24 SMUGGLED Se that this letter of Ambassador Hani- irs. awh ff ES i SEATTLB, Wash., April 18. — | jetta he bina * : ae haa aia not expen an Core 40 | pons atone o's Helos elon Wie? adgeneane MeePuiner | aither ‘Wendin, United States | pain teas wey ep cach eee * Lorain Cap interfere {n American domestic af-| phia, Held under’ bail of $5,000, it is now alleged that this mother of 15|immigration commission announced you are looking for quick relict, ped range for you Saturday? fairs. Other officials express the | children lived part of her life as the wife of W. ©. Martin, banker andj today that plot to smuggle Japanese Syinen Below. mall to Fb y, eed same view. the other part as wife of Samuel Beswick, Carpenter. into this country had been unearth-| MicH.and’a free aie Pe eat ron be The public attitude ts well ex- ed and that eighteen Japanese had been arrested in the last four days FARMERS T0 BE PREFERRED cin tibeonans it | oemmemerennmee ||| ‘The Casper Gas Appliance Co., Inc. : ind addi | Ines, mail to F.L. McWETHY(95 Mev: : IMMIGRANTS UNDER NEWBILLIWPID) (OQURT) se cee|| Men s-110 Fast is | jana “Merchandise That Merits Confidence” WASHINGTON, aprn 18,—Farm. | R 3 ‘3 would be giv! ; oe moe Be DOCKADE RELATIO fl G | ( i fied its lack of that form of labor, } under an.amendment tothe im] JS GROWING migration bill adopted today by the AF CONSIDER FA] senate, Proposed by Senator Simmons, Democrat, North Carolina, the|, NEEDLDS, Cal., April 18.— A to- amendment was adopted by a vote of |tal_of 115 cars are stranded here 46 to 30 after it had been modified}@nd nearby as a result of Arizona's : on the suggestion of Senator Pie: blockade against automobile traffic Senate Provides for man, Democrat, Nev to make|from California. These eastbound . state certification necessary. Vise|autcmobile tourists, who sought Early Hearings on Certificates could then be issued to| services of an attorney, were advis- farmers up to 25 percent of the/ed against making any. unlawful Proposal quota allotted to any foreign}demonstrations along the Arizona P' i country. line. scuba es Sey | WASHINGTON, April 18.—Early KINGMAN, Ariz, Apri! 18.—Dep-! hearings of the proposal for Ameri pressed by the Nichi Nichi -which says “the beat Americans realize that’ exclusion is an injustice. This is shown in the press condemnation of congress. “We believe thy newspapers voice public sentiment and we are there- fore inclined to hope that the ac- tion: of congress will prove contrary to the popular will and that it was due only to agitation inflamed by politicians. However, the exclusion as it stands insults the entire yel- low’ race, “What will it profit America? If the United States has any Oriental policy she will find it blocked through the opposition of colored Asiatics, The Jingo Yorodzu denounces American “ambition to dominate the world. Japan can only dew! with America with force.A conflict is cer- tain sooner or later,” W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES STAG TROUSERS NO NAME HATS Men’s Hats $2.95 Fates Vuk Sere Klein (union made) Hats, e The best known shoes in a wonderful variety of N America, selling at popu- new styles and shapes in lar prizes. Styles to satisfy popular colors $2 9 5 220 SOUTH CENTER STREET mat e : * every man, lasts to fit all Sale Price___ 5 A feet. No Name quality Hats, Men s and Boys Clothing, W.L. Douglas Shoes are— oe ag Furnishings, Hats $6, $6, $7 and ~ Ladies’ W. L. 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