Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 4

i Tee =p TTS th eee ae teecenerirr-semont EEE: sical PAGE FOUR. TWO BALLOONS LAND IN IOWA, TWO MISSING) Long Trips Negotiated! ebe Casver Dally Cribune CASPER STILL IN ‘THE WHITE’ FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924, ATTITUDE OF CHURCH TOWARD|Mine Company | |Divorce Suits ~ WAR TO BE ISSUE IN THREE) {ef Denies | InLondonOn Grand L The Incr. DENOMINATIONS NEXT MONTH) OO” nerease | LONDON, April 25.—A . st: ‘ NEW YORK, April 25.—Charles| feature of the forthcoming iY BY OWEN L. SCOTT. Peter of Salt Lake City, president| term here is the large number of (Copyright, 1924, The Consol of the Consolidated Mining | divorce sults it by wives un, Prosg Association.) church, who maintain that they|colpany, pleaded not gullty io) dor the naw act wi gives women CHICAGO, April 25, — War —| should reserve judgment on war,|@" indictment el equal rights with men in grounds Whether it should be condoned un- larceny, Peter Roeder com for divorce, namely proof of iniscon. +} dsr somo conditions or condemned no matter what the cireumstances— the anti-militarists and thelr equally staunch opponents” within the sing the influence of religion where . using tS gi that he had paid $1,000 for 1,000 | duct. There are nearly 600 undefory it can best serve its purpose, re- cently burat into the open. It had| Shares of a mine at Hailey, Idaho, | e@ divorce sults entered on the court Ei j js a problem now bothering chureh-| smouldered along until 38 North-| 0M Peter's representations that there | lists. ¢ By Entrants in Texas jnen ‘of the country, much as the | western University students pledged | W2% $6,000,000 worth of ore at the ——.—__ Event controversy. between fundamental-| themselves never ta take up arms | tine ready for shipment. Tribune wantads bring results. i {yts and modernists did earlier in| for thelr country and then found themselves the object of consider- able newspaper attention. This ac- tion followed by a meeting of the Evanston Epworth League address ed by a draft evader, at which the flag was sald to have been hissed accentuated the isgue, Then came iaeetings of the local clergy and actions that assure cyn- sideration of the whole problem cf war and peace by the national church assembljes, Further to emphasize the move- ment, over five hundred Methodist students from every state in the the year, Three great denominations, Meth- odist Episcopal, Presbyterian and Baptist will wrestle with the ques tion Curing the next month at their national conferences. Smaller groups already have come to srips—thelr Activities focused In Chicago—and so far the pacifists each time have emerged pt the long end of tho ote. ‘They think that the church should wage @ war on ‘war; that it should never again bless any military. con- flict or call it holy; that all the re- ST. ANSGAR, Iowa, April 25,— Army entry balloon 8-14 in national balloon race from San Antonio, piloted by Major Norman W, Peek with Lieutenant W. A. Gray as aide landed seven miles south of here FS near the Minnesota line at 2 a.m. toda ‘ Major Peek and Lieutenant Gray landed after encountering a storm, +} Had it not been for the storm Major Peek said, he could have broken the world’s record. Electrical storms were playing all is map shows busi ditions | tate in the Uni hown in the of The Nation's Business, the ommeial, rubliation of the Chamber of Commerce of the Uni Ss j F ; < something else again to get rid of| lisious forces of the country should] ynion, representing 110,000 students J See eae erat’ hen ioiteea Gr With Death Around the Corner 1c) fasetts peice einer Pe drive against the forees that make|and 12 colleges and universities, using total darkness as the Welfare Island with packages for | for intechatiangy Gleturtenees until] haye just voted In a meeting at r balloon was forced to take its ’ - the unfortunates confined in the] Peace is assured for a) ime. Louisville actively to appose any The whole controversy between RECOGNITION I THRIFE BILL 1S MONTANA. PLEA DILLON, Mont., Apri? 25.—Reso- lutions were adopted by the Mon- tana Stock Growers’ association meeting in conjunction with the Montana Wool Growers’ association today demanding of congress on bi half of the northwest the “same consideration in the writing of tariffs that is given any other sec: tion of America.” Other resolutions included commendation of the de- partment of agriculture and the burcau of the animal husbandry for their -efforte to curb the foot and mouth disease in California; ap proval of the position taken by Gov, ernor Hunt of Arizona in regard to the same matter; request for a flat war, Seventy-nine of the students declared their willingness to face a firing squad rather than face a drill sergeant. The Methodists commence their national meeting May 1, at Spring- field, Mass,, when they face the new issue, to follawed by assemblies of the Vresbyterians and Baptists. Prominent local members of the clergy active in the movement for a definite stand by the church on war, declare that.they are not for “peace at any price” but express themselves as determined that re- ligion shou'd be directed to break Gown any movement that might lead to armed conflict. ‘The controversy {s now breaking out in the federation of churches of Christ in America, representing 81 denominations, is rapidly taking over the arena previously held by religious gladiators involved in ver- bal conflict over the question of the Virgin birth of Christ. elty institutions there. Three thour sand pounds went to the island, Now the other 3,000 pound pack ages are being distributed to other charities, It is estimated that tha deputy commissioner's contributian tg the cop's contest cost him roughly abeut $5,000. Many persons voted for Hettler without knowing his name. ‘| They sent in the ballots for ‘the traffic cop at Lafayette and Grand streets.” Stately and snarly traffic cops the country over should take note. REPRIEVE iS GIVEN SLAYER SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aprf 25, —Last minute reprieve came late yesterday for Isaac Wolfgang, in the death house at the state prison at San Quentin awaiting execution today, when the state supreme court granted a writ of error on its re- fusal to issue a writ of habeas corp- us and sent the case to the supreme court of the United States. Wolfgang was convicted of .the s ehances in descending, ¥ A good steady wind had carried the big bag safely and rapidly as it passed over the junction of the Kansas and Missouri rivers at 6 Pp. m. yesterday. Traveling northward at midnight electric on the horizon were obs The storm swept vapidly eastward and the wind rose until danger of fire forced the pilot Yo abandon the flight- eee: CO Ounces for ¢ (mere Os were ee 45) WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Finer Texture and Larger Volume in Your Bakings Millions of Pounds Used by the Government DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 25,— Balloon number 7 in the national] / balloon race in command of Lieu- tenant H, V. Thaden landed in a field five miles southwest of Du- buque this morning at 4 o'clock, ‘Trapped in three electrical storms the balloon was foréed to land after travelling about 1,000 miles, The balloon was not damaged. Army balloon number 2, piloted by Captain E. W, Hill, landed at Moline, Kans., late yesterday, hay- ing been forced down by an elec- trical storm. Two other bags, the army entry number 3, piloted. by Lieutenant Ashley McKinley, and the San Antonio, piloted by B. H. Fournier, were wrecked when they Were forced down in Oklahoma. The grmy number 3 struck a tree near ‘Wapanucka, when the pilot descend- Every Sneeze Has a Meaning W. L, Douglas Shoes—No ‘Name Hats—Stag Trousers Fad Tailored Clothes for Men and Young Men— No Name Hats for Spring — Popular colors @¢ froma heavy cloud to obtet dis murder in Los Angeles of Police-| two cont tariff rate on all cattle] When you begin to sneeze, look|B « bearings. Fournier reported he was man Oliver Dinsmoor when the po-| shipped into the United States fromjout It’s a sign that you'ye caught The kind of clothes that 8 bat apes. No * Gaught in @ whirlwind and san lceman attempted -to. arrest him | Canada for slaughter within 30 days | cold—not just “catching” it. Right|M™ Satisfy.” Popular styles ame Hats are $5 and forced to the ground precipitately for the theft of a bottle of milk. of arrival; indorsement of the prin-| then {js the time to get busy, if you|f# at prices working men worth it. near Kaw City. Those still in the race, according fo last reports, are: Captain H. ciple of co-operative wool market- ing; request that. the United States dopt.a “broad policy of interna- tional relationship to the end that Stetson Soft Hats for men and young men, $7. Klein (union made). Hats want to conquer the cold easily, quickly and completely. Go to any reliable druggist and ask for a 50o tube or jar of “Deo,” can afford to pay— $18.75, $22.75, $25.00. PERSHING NOT. Toneywell, pilot- ing the Kansas City Co-operative : International buying power be re-|the genuine Dennis’ Eucalyptus , irts lub entry, “Honeywell.” stored,” and a protest against in-| Ointment. Heat a spoonful in a Men's serene ea ~Special, $2.95 and Ward 'T. Van Orman, piloting creasing railroad charges for clean-| tin plate and fill your lungs with the undreds of shirts on 95, learant, healing vapor, | his will sale te mo savin quickly clear your hea: 4 rices~ band styles; col- at once to destroy ge! which have attacked the mucous’ mem- Tay attached, some have separate collars to ing and disinfecting stock cars, °A message read to the convention by J. E. Poole of Chicago predicted that a shortage of beef cattle is “Goodyear I DEPUTY GIVEN James M. Alexander, former El Dorado policeman, shown tn collapse on the arms of two guards, being carried to the gallows at Homer, La., to be hanged for the murder of W. F. Rogers in the Haynesville oll flelds. Stag (union made) Dress Trousers — Serviceable worsteds, cassimeres, WASHINGTON, April 25.—A.flat statement that “if \by any chance This photo is one of the most remarkable ever secured at the scene of the nomination” for the vice presi-| imminent and that the west will be| brane. Repeat the treatment night i an execution. ’ dency “should be affered to, me x) called upan to repleniéh, vanishing jand morning yntil fully relleved. Ae stripes, checks, | serges; many suit pat- ———————— should lecline to accept it,” was eef supplies o! © corn it states. “Deo” is excellent for catarrh, i made ‘here by General John J.|'The position of the wool growers, he | coughs, croup, bronchitis, sore throat Bae: Shore, gall oy tera to match your coat Pershing. declared, seems assured for the next|astnama and respiratory throat aie prices, 95c, $1.45, | an vest; reasonable 7 “Any statement that has been| decade. The dairying industry, he| troubles. Satisfactory results cuar- || $1.95, $2.45 to $3.95, prices, $3.75, $4.95, ome 8 on made that I would be a candidate | said, is being rapidly overdone, but | anteed or money back. Sold by lead- eR alta Patan $6.75 to $8.50. ! 9 for vice president has been made|the production of beef cattle has|ing druggists everywhere. Dennis UNDERWEAR SALE (Continued from Page One) K wd without my authority,” said the| better prospects now than for many | Bucalyptus Ointment Co., makers, Boys’ Fad Tailored Suits wocked it half way because West th 8 ff C 9 general in a formal statement, ‘I | Years. Ferkeley, Callf.—Advertisement. AT THE FAD -Sturdy built clothes of ries me temee eel! Gotham Traffic ‘Cop’ in. |e 2 satis tare ag : emmmmmmny || Men's medium weight | good woul fabrics, stits be fired without being cocked pre a z offered to me, I should decline to Boe which look good and will viously, West, he sald w: itting B P i] f accept it.” NER an Sores: tives eae en Ra Re ig Fopularity Contest . i $098 ca era of the room. . There were about helt fe) ; F | Fine ribbed Union Suits | 36:78 and $7.45. preter ee AL NSS oot Caught Under ad entered from the south, He turned contestants were snowed under, the Steel I C hed 95e ney $1 45 Women’s W. L. Douglas round to face the man on the bed. traffic cop was ‘exalted, and the) Sige Ss rushe . Oxfords and Pumps— He called twice to We: traffic police commiss: wag the * y Fe aes a eet ear vo, Dis m MAnKiset thin Gn MeRtatete tea Oe We Give the Most of the Best for the Least Best quality Athletic | The new styles are here, one of the group shoved him trom be-| York has a heart, A. traffic cop, Dr, Harriss is the man who] LUSK, Wyo, Apel 28—While Peat! vei alate set) fetlkt dec e iasibiR bb le Sete race Union Suits, 95c, $1.45, $5, $6, $7 and $8. Ind, thus causing him to relea: with a portly wife and five husky | ¢volved and put into operation he | playing on a coal car, Nttle M . Vv Pum; \S—— the hammer which was under Dial podneetera: han wan av€h0, ORD denis tay lower. - evstem. which ban Miller, four years old, ‘was caught Cloverbloom ‘Butter HALE ene. | Y) eis : sreent pope $4.95 umb. in a popularity contest. It is the|SPread from h avenue to all|by the falling of teel di that : ul ath Pty speed Attorney EH. Paul Bacheller hand-| finest home a cop ever lived in and] Parts of tho country. Fifth avenue] nearly severed the ie: snows the Strictly Fresh Eggs_._-.___..._..-_-35e@ nore Dalon 48e Ladies’ Silk Hose—$1.45 Wed thie chee for the aetenel, it will take this particular cop. from | t'atfic had become almost an impos-| foot, broke both bones and left them Suits. Special__ and $1.95 pair. ae one of the busiest intersections of sible Jumble; | Each corner cop was| projecting from the fesh. Ampu-Ml Strawberries, box —----------------30C > aAGE pa pannS era acca eaeepenenmntegen eran Manhattan's tangled traffic out to|% ® an in is own right and could| tation will not b it r\ i t} +7 " % Machine Will Gna ot the quiet auburn ce Long| fash the signals to go or stop at first thought *prpoables Yea Signal Shirts—Unity Hosiery—Earl and Wilson Shirts Vohtet PA rh rape ru 4 ozen OG ot A OE EOE ic re nla Island, 4 ehicles often wer hel u ot i : at each corner. The tower syste ~ * Nucoa, 3 lbs 8 < Reduce Labor Trattic chps are not, suppoved to | Was Taevised andl no traffic mav = ’ eblagan tie wat tetedainfatchateeintsi 4 “B H iad . in Beet Field foge and generally thelr pleasure to | st All at the same time trom Wash a a as area) EVERYTHING IN GREEN VEGETABLES uy It For Less at THE FAD iba : c seston on square e ne way up to = ~ in ee ie bawl out the lowly and the mighty: | Contral park f ; § But this cop has been difterent, He Dr. “Harriss 8 proud of all is VarpoRus SPECIAL Superior Underwear—Arrow Collars—Stetson Hats o - traffic 2ps but he regards Hettler the forbide hand would win and CHICAGO: ‘Apel BheAa inrestionlte Ge ee ee us typical. He ts kind, genial, cool] ForAll Cold Troubles , : ; falculated to ellminate ebild labor For something Uke twelve or Mateen | Mt Antellixent A GOOD BROOM FOR_____---___-.45¢@ |] MENS Wii; DOUGLAS | Stag (union made) Rid. from the sugar beet fields and cut| youre he haw leon dicecting teattic at | Jt Wa one thing to buy three tons a Mura da ial vous SHOES AND OXFORDS | ing Breeches and Work the coat of produsing beat sueae to| Ste thee ee ing tramic ®t of candy all at one time but quite iGene —Dependable leathers, | Pants—Fine khaki whip- & point where tt will regain its place | atreets, where there is a terrifl =! AR ReCrRTINT Titon ; Are fine kids, calfskin, lasts | cords, gabardines, cot- c e@ war, o ess g tru s ¢ c Banouncel’ by. the Teessren Soparts| See ere oe oaneeae truce and A—B—C 5 Oey ear a [Mees Gee ctictiiea’ Sen Reni tiie Can. 186 to fit every one; styles to | tonades, moleskins, cor- ment of tho National Association of| staluart figure, a human light house ELECTRIC WASHER es can in. Wroming neat ALS, PIDs: Serra Coy Dozen $1.25 please all men; good | duroys. Sale prices, acai Hauipmbat Manutsoturwrs, | in a. swirl of chugging vehicles but FREE! A: pity Sete erin OM - 2 a shoes reasonably priced, | $1.95, $2.45, $3.45 to p machine, tractor-driven, lifts! never once has he been known to > Oa) OMG 208 720 5, $6, $7 and Riis gems and pie ihe Deets tt rata fone his tomper ia Banshee eoricicd $50.00 Per Month Small Advo Ketsup, per bottle._____{7e $5, $6, $ pe Ai “Labor short 4 high traordinary enough for «|| 191 KE. First St. >) ¥. 2 + Yellowstone L—One 01 gor aber shortage and high wagee| cop co win sucha, wonderfil prize inst St Phone 19637 Large Advo Ketsup, per bottle-.-----25@ | Men's Solid Leather | Khaki Work partment says, “had caused general | Ut one of tho secrets back of the Gallon cans Maple Syrup $2.10 Work Shoes—Standard | Pants, pair c abandonment ‘of the beet crop in| W!nrins contributes the ” prettiest a eel ae makes, serviceable shoes CyeNoees many. areas of Michigan, Ohlo, Ne-| Part of tho tale. Tr was intended ANNOUNCING , Men Draska, Colorado, Utah, Idaho ana| © be kept a secwet, but N. 7. G., the guaranteed to wear, buy | Men’s Athletic Union California, and the cane sugar areas peeus ann Rone ous sapictedy The Organization of emem er That work shoes at The Fad, Suits; of the West Indies gained the upp apes oe gyi i 1,95 2.45, $3.45 t t 59 hand in sugar production during the|‘* #%@ broadcast it far and wide The, Greets, Palavets HOTEL Our PRICES are always the LOWEST 34 95. eee ° | each --------~. c “The new topper-digger {insures the| , Jt seems that Dr, John A. Harriss: Protective Association . Bh SARETy ie Rivers he eer Men's _ cott ribbed complete tractorization of the su- en Rabat Sate? veneer es Regular Meeting ar er Op Py pick © tad igre cc Popular Priced Carter Union Suits ie kar beet crop for deep plo of this city, in chargh of tra Shoroegh seskbadiniesenehtinn: ruts fo, heard that Patrolman Oaear C WEDNESDAY EVENING, mil marl of AND gah pect Oxfords | each P -29€ con Hoge yo ; ler of traffic squadron A was APR Basement " Tote! —Ss ¥ ent Tears Che ne etta | running neck and neck in the vot hidong ie Ms. ig: Meat Saulphed vane tote For quantity purchases our WHOLESALE DEPART- sna cheonans eeod wtlue Men’ it: 4 and immediate enlarging |!" Contest conducted by a candy > ‘ sanitary tonsorial parlor in Wyo MENT will take care of you at prices which can’t be in black a fs en's food | quality ef acreage js practical,” with a commercial artiat On West. Pirst Street ming, duplicated, REGARDLESS—Don’t send t il in black and cordovan. | Work Shirts, re it sraepioab ls, ity commissioner who 1# 1 Unign Painters Invited Bervioe, arid, Courtesy: order house, you can’t beat our prices nd ve ahh Sals prices, $3.96, $4.95 | each c very wealthy man and works for FRED REYNOLDS, Prop. aN a r prices and Casper Bi@ and $5.95, 0000 | eee babe GIRL SCOUT RALLY AT [Sieve ethos as iat at . needs your money, . men See the cop should win Men’s leather (goatskin) Dr, Harries bought 6,000 pounds Men’s cotton Work 9e Gloves, 39e of candy in one «# This e 2 SCHOOL POSTPONED titled ti to io thing like 600 00 1g oO. oO. F. NATRONA B ER SHOP Socks, pairs------& | pair __-___- Oncar and that wax tho comfortable 105th. A “ NIVERSARY CELEBRATION = H. & L. Black Gloves—Can’t Bust 'Em Overalls iecd ha Aline «cd Mah Herein which Oscar won, D; NDEPENDEN? : : : " % * “he news of Mw, | APH Dy Dr. | NDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS Corner Second and Durbin ey 4 wad enough to put . c « NJ rn , » Fully at the Iiigh school acheduled | enous fo, Pu the ar, the top SATURDAY, APRIL 26 Retail Phone 631 Wholesale Phone 1916 2208 th Announcement giving the future |}? Was determined there should be} All Odd Fellows and wives and members of Rebecea Lodge aie > ; r ou Wate of the event will como later, |P° doubt us to the result. ‘The other |] are urged to attend. Owing to the large attendance oxrccea Se ‘ e GREAT FALLA: Mant, ree “ the members are requested not to bring their children, Center St. Tai, Li Norra, ex-governde of aon: || | Mountain View Suburb, has BANQUET FROM 6 TO 8 P. M. S ana died here suddenly this morr er hou ile i 8 TO9 P.M. eas centh eine Baeeoie sis mera: || over. 8 uilt in Bat ey ori gee eat ‘ Cof ee Delicious: W. L. 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