Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 2

; FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924, PAGE TWO. Che Casper Daily Cribune HUGHES FAVORED FOR CHAIRMAN | “Spore” Savedto | TS ons se | Jilted Lover Youthful Owner Sends Bullet be trpe to her husband and risk the wrath of her lover, or to be fickle and catch the devil at home ‘At the conclusion of the hearing Judge Murray ordered Sport dis- been won. Sport's life was sayed. Uf THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION In Court Trial BRD ee rere As Message||, “Ga > While “Spert”, - the--shepherd New York Speech Puts Secretary of State in| monere wisssine to nome wi | CANDIDATE). sts cc's wou’ aie tvs liams, 10 years of age, of South her husband, home and children : C - to fly on the wings of love with Line for Selection; Lodge Expected to | roniar street, was veining for nis | | | | ual? tune, “ube ine wa DRESSES ° - ° reedom in tho ty pound, he . i - Re 3 Place Coolidge Nomination. was being tried for his lite before | Pa ‘oitnare” tg presacmial Fell seep ges rh a Judge. John A, Murray in police | wanaidacy, General Angel Flores to- gane-carcHigarSeies an aia an and colors, made of silk crepes and Sa court last night. ‘Sport’ had | day announced his campaign would industriously chopping wood in a other silk materials; small and large By DAVID LAWRENCE. many , friends. Character wit | be launched on May 1, with the pub-| pack shed. Koupas has tempor. (Eee DS REE th ie SSG a +4 (Copyright, 1924, The Casper Tribune.) nesses ‘who bad known him Mear- | jcation of his platform, ary residence 4niJail, ‘The woman WASHINGTON, April 25.—Charles Evans Hughes, | }¥ sl! his life were placed before wondering whether it is safer to secretary of state, seems at the moment the most likely} yyoncock and Attorney Sold annem ee r , choice for temporary chairman of the Republican na-| Long appeared for the defense, S DRESSES tional convention at Cleveland, neon Bice jibe star pritaae : $ wot ; ; i rf a 8 |, he sald, been making a : » __ This is the latest turn in the Republican political situa house of a dry goods box and a The ORIGINAL e A beautiful assortment of Women’s Ea tion. Mr. Hughes’ speech at the New York state conven-| piece of canvas in his yard. Sport > .Malted Milk Z All Silk Dresses, all new styles in a : aca tion not only has earned hpn a]Glass of Virginia, as a possible com-| was nestling in the house during chgice selection of colors, nicely place of leadership but the prestige | promise candidate, though many of] the process of construction. A. ed and well made ~...-__. . he holds in the Republican party,|the Democratic editors interviewed] iittle girl, three years of age, having served twice as governor of|in New York felt sure Senator Un-| walked by. Two other dogs, neith- the state of New York, as an asso-|derwood of Alabama would win if the] er of which had Mcenses such as ciate justice of the supreme court | party went south of the Mason Dixon| sport had, ran out and jumped, at € of the United States, and as lian necadge4s © nanan Mr. Coen her. She was knocked down and Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext.in powder > DRESSES . Republican nominee for the presi-| wood is held in high esteem and frightened and suffered three | form,makesThe Food-Drinkfor AllAges. = ey ’ dency in the close race ot 1916, is] he hailed from a northern state, his! pites, none of them serious. Sport. | Digestible-Nq Cooking. Alight Lunch <= RIALTO THEATER In arama cement, 4 calculated to influence his selection. | nomination would be a foregone con-| wag attracted by the fracas and | al Also in Tablet form. > TOMORROW ! Fy thle ae Rat ys hk Vita 5 At first, the Republican -leaders| clusion. immediately went toward the Ask for 'Horlick’s,” at all Fountains. Roshanaras, cahtons and man: 4 aa thought it would be a wise ae Sentiment { bre of any one man Bobbie called him ' sa” Avoid Imitations — Substitutes cate. variety. GA iow atyieb fandiceloen: to some of the western senti-| has not crystallized so far as the r > ; $ - ny choosing a man of agri-| opinions of ‘ors from many parts allsizes; all worth double the price__ y Itural affiliations but while there|of the country would seem to inc fre so many names acceptable, the|cate. But all seem to expect a long decision will turn on the question| drawn out convention of the Demo- of prestige inside the party. Presi-| crats with plenty of balloting and ex- e, of course, will have ent such as characterized the y thant anybody élse about sion in 1912 at Baltimore and in chair-|1920 at San neisco. rach > ss | Chain Gang Sends ss! Vagrants On Run York sign the achievem tate, Also a we! Hughes made an enthusiastic ¢ about the necessity of nominating nnd electing President Coolidge. There is a feeling that Mr. Hughes] creymENNF, Wyo. April 25.— could make a keynote speech at the! varrants suddenly have become ors and finest quality silks _....... 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Henry Cabot Lodge, senior senator . from Massachusetts, who is the lead- Your soup may be burnt, your t the senate, nobody ranks as| ast may be too rare, your salad in the service of the party as| io. ne soggy, but your dessert will hes, The fact that Mr.! ho perfect if you have used Van mes from Massachusetts} nuzer’s Certified Flavoring Extracts. y unwise to name|”\avertisement. y chairman from r tempora cs state. are some talk about the pos- that Senator Lodge may e the speech placing Mr. Cool idge in nomination. Meanwhilg the discussion of Dem- per politics continues to grow in interest. Most of the editors and publishers assembled at New York this week, for instance, were asking each other to guess the next Dem- ccratic presidential nominee. 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