Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1924, Page 12

| PAGE TWELVE. For Dawes Being Boomed Vice Presidency By ROBERT T. SMALL (Copyright 1924, Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, April 19.—Altho they have but the slightest of hopes that General Charles G. Dawes would consent to run forthe vice presidency, leaders of the Republl- can party are planning to make the most of his prevailing popularity with. the public by asking him to serve as temporary chairman of the fonvention which is to nominate Calvin Coolidge at Cleveland. General Dawes name has been sug gested to the committee of arrange- ments for the convention and has been received with the greatest favor Of course, the committee will not move in the matter without the con- sent of President Coolidge. His wishes are to prevail in even the smallest details of the coming con- vention as well as in all the larger phases. The party leaders have even agreed that Mr. Coolidge should write his own platform and Secretary of State Hughes has intl- mated administration approval of this move by announcing that Mr. Coolidge is his own platform. As temporary chaiman of the Cleveland convention, ° Mr. Dawes ‘would have the task of delivering the keynote address for his party. It is believed he would deliver it in the sharp, crisp sentences for which he is noted, Coming home fro: international r This an ideal man to ington situation n point of view, fits into the the Republic is not would r deal with the W from the Repu General Daw in, fr angle. under Presider biishing the Now he und: |d come to both fore 2 shining cr phases of the Republican adminis trations of the last 4 3 The move to make “Charley” Dawes temporary chairman of 05 HOUSES IN MOUNTAIN VIEW In a recent survey for the Natrona Power Co., to ascertain number of houses and their location for the most feasible way to put in the electric lines it was discovered | there are. e five houses in Mountain View Suburb. ‘This was a surprise even to Baker-Grude In- vestment Co., selling agents, for they had been working under the assumption there were sixty-five, and in fact had advertised it that way. ‘hen the suburb was first opened up the firm advertised they would ten houses. They let the con twenty-sixth house, s more contracts right yrdon of the Pitts: Co., is 20 by 44 nt jobs Another lumber will be fo! company estimates there thirty hotses built in the next thirty days. “Most Addressed Letter Awaiting Claimant Here authorities believe possession rent handwritings in urently so many different lar that {t {s impossible to e just where it was origi- nally maUed or when. The only legible postmark is at Cincinnatt of April 12 though it is thought to have come from a forefgn coun- try because of other addresses which are so illegible that they not be read with exactness uuse the familiar mark of A “eight cents due” is done after the fashion of foreign postal de partments. The letter is addressed in ink of four different colors, purple, white, blue and green ‘Two corners each bear a one-cent stamp. That the letter was matied April 1 1s not considered improb. able also, The missive in ques tion will t nt to the U. 8. dead Iptter pff which is the only Office With authority yen such mail. GATTLE FOUND SLAIN, GUILTY ARE HUNTED 11 19.Sher. o8 nvestigat c ed t 1 apepa . suffering from a gur ranch h whot wound which proved fata Si lots are Mountain View Suburb gold by Baker-Grude investment Co the intended in to the which has been started by some of his admirers. ship boom comes from some of his closer friends who know his likes and dislikes and who believe he might be prevailed upon to serve. national convention is not any way deterrent presidentia! bcom from vice ‘The chairman- ' Che Casper Sunday Cribune SERVICES OF CHURCH .| ORGANIZER SECURED BY PRESBYTERIANS The vice presidential boom cames those who admire General Dawes but do not know him so well. Further the move to make General Dawes temporary chairman of the Cleveland convention started before he was mentioned for the higher honor of going on the ticket with’ Mr. Coolidge. The Rev. Presbyterian D. D., of New York City, has been secured for a week's visit in Casper under the auspices of the Wirst is in line with the program of the church to incorporate in its work the most practical up-to-date meth- ability. As a practical business man as well as minister he is in large demand for visits to the larger cities and churches. His visits to such cities as Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, Portland, Seattle and Los Angeles, have produced’ strong and lasting impressions. Dr. McGarrah will arrive in Cas- per, Wednesday, April 30, and will begin his program Thursday, May 1, by addressing the regular meet- ing of the Ladies” Aid society. In the evening he will be the guest of thé men of the church at a dinner served in the tabernacle under the || ‘auspices of the men’s class. Every ods of increased efficiency in its service to the city. Dr. McGarrah is a church or. ganizer and all around efficiency expert- He ts among the most dis- tinguished ministers of the Preeby-|man of the ‘church will be fur- terian church throughout the United} nished a ticket free of charge to States and {s noted for unusual! this dinner. ~ The officers of the Albert F. McGarrah, church. His coming men’s class will receive requests and make reservations for tickets at once. Members of the. Ladies’ Aid society will prepare the dinner, a and waitresses will be girls of the “a a can Westminster guild Music and fine fellowship will add to the joy of the | | oceasion, and Dr. McGarrah wiil speak. —~ SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1924 oth old Build St to th 1 y oy M oc S$ nv 133 East Second St. . Simmons Bed Outfit $19.80 ermits the fur- nishing of the spare bedroom at a remarkably low price. bed in exceptionally and splendidly finished in Vefnis Martin. The spring fs the Simmons standard link fabric and the matress full 45 pound weight and covered art ticking with rall edges. This offer HH] Cotton Mattresses 1276 Simmons Bed .. 9.85 HW Simmons Springs 5.85 1 Simmons Twin Be l MH If | i] ' ry Polychrome Mirrors Beautifully col- ored polychrome $10.90 frames with genuine French late mirrors, size 12x24. ‘rames are richly ornamented. < TEA WAGONS as shown these wagons have drop $33.90 leaves, removable serving trays ||| and four wheels. Furnished \ } | in walnut or brown mahogany ||. finish, Loom Woven Baby Carriages rages, strong, D20080 It with reversible bod- ies, heavy wheels and tires. Choice of wide range of colors including gray, ivory, blue and drab. ————— eee =s — Mahogany Tilt Top Tables Kh brown ma, B2%e9O ||| hogany, hand rubbed satin fin- ish. Top 24x24, Queen Anne base, solid mahogany. 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Two-Piece Mohair Overstuffed Suits -_-- Three-Piece Mohair Overstuffed Suites — Three-Piece Cut Velour Karpen Suites —_ Three-Piece Cane End Suites, Bed in Davenport Two-Piece Velour Overstuffed Suites Odd Chairs in Mohair --$65.00 Occasional Tables — Odd. Karpen Chairs__ ~$43.60 Console Tables Mahogany Windsor Chairs__$24.75 End Tables ~-- Bridge Lamps — ~-$19.75 Davenport Tables | 3-Piece Mohair Suites ‘As shown these Suites have big, roomy wing chair, fire side chair and Chesterfield Lounge— all in cut Mohair in choice of taupe or walnut color. Each piece equipped with silk tassels. pieces. trated at $26.85. 8-Pc Pullman Bed Davenport Suites $119.75 3-Pc. Karpen Bed Davenport Suites $210.75 oo------- $98.75 8-Pc. Karpen Fiber Suites Fiddle Back Windsor Chrs $24.75 End Tables - --$6.. Taborettes ~~. Table Lamps Antique Secretaries —. 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