Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO. LANDER MAN TO HEAD STUDENTS AT WWOMING UL Harold Gilbert is Chosen President of Associated Students in Contest May 19.—Har- LARAMIE, Wy old Gilbert, of La s elected| cently was recommended by the WASHINGTON, May 19.—Having | tion in the World Court notified presilant‘Of the “Adios! Students| privy council. Japan, with France| mastered the bronchial cold from} congresg they were “thumbs down'? of the University of Wyoming in the most spirited and hotly contest- ed election eve rheld at the state university. Bleanor Chatterton of Riverton, was elected secretary, Al- bert Nussbaum, Pine Bluffs, Louis Schilt, Rawlins, were elected stu- dents delegates at large and Ralph Conwell, Daniel and Fred Penland, Baggs, were chosen editor of the —— Branding Irem and business man ager 0! sranding Iron respect-| NAPLES, May 19.—Mount Vesu- Be ia aioe ua Sears Pai hun- i: swat Bur Soi mede = vius has been in mild eruption for} “(red delegates From the annual sone oponugs, was elected without OPPO) several days, providing a beautiful | V°? ‘ vis sition to the office of vice president, | °° bepe'goy wi ‘| pendent Order of Brith Sholon were . state university, Baptist Church Is Dedicated at Douglas Sunday DOUGLAS, Wyo. May 19—'The new Baptist church here was dedi: cated yesterday at the conclusion of the Baptist state convertion, The fallowing officers were elected: EB ¥. Booker, Worland, president; Rev- Claude Richmond, Laraimie, state hurt. ‘The assault is. bi 0 historian: executive secretary, Joe| Korean ineurmente rian BN path of Casper’s most B tt? Sale—Per Pair AT BARNETT’S FIRE SALE P. Jacoba Two brothers, Rev.| nora body guard replied to the shots |} F@pid development. arnett’s Fire e—rer Claude Richmond, pastor of the Li church at Laramie, and Rev, Her- bert M. Richmond, in charge of the attended the meeting. Dr, na. of Casper preached the annual serroon. Dr. J. C. Barnes of New York spoke of bis. work in the northern Baptist. convention, begin- ning at the state comvention at Laramie sixteen years ago. He is retiring from active field work at the age of 70 years. CHEYENNE MAN SHOOTS WIFE ANDHIMSELF Japan to Ratify Lausanne Treaty TOKIO, May 19.—The foreign ot- fice informed the Associated Press today that the Lausanne treaty would become effective within a week through its ratification by Ja- pan. It wus denied officially that France had exerted any pressure to prevent ratification. The Lausanne treaty, which con- cluded peace between Greece and ‘Turkey in 1923, provided that it should become effective when rati- fied by any three of the four great powers which signed it. [t already had been ratified by Great Britain and Italy ,an@ its ratification re and other powers named, comprised the signators. VESUVIUSIS IN ERUPTION spectacle at night. The eruption is Chinese Admiral’s Party Is Fired On TOKIO, May 99.—Admiral Baron Saito, governor general of Ixorea, was fired on from the banks of the river Daido, near Heljo in worth. western Korea, while traveling on a steamer on his annual inspection trip, it Is declared in official advices received here today. ‘The governor was unhurt. The governor's party also escaped } with a fusillade. It was estimated thirty bullets were fired at the governor's steamer. The officials assailants are being pursued but so far have escaped capture. Mca int Baie ANZAC COAST ISCIRCLED BY AVIATORS May 19.—Aviators McIntyre and Goble today completed & 8,000-mile flight around Austrialia, accomplishing the feat in ninety. fly ing hours COOLIDGE {3 BETTER; BACK AT flo WORK Predidant Recowers from Bronchial Cold of Last Few Days which he had suffered since the middle of last week, Presidont Cool: ldge todey returned to his office. The executive's physicians, how ever, sald he still way feeling some of the usual after-eftéets of a cold, such as a slight weakness and en- gagements to atten? a baseball game between the Washington Sen- ators and the Quantica Marines for the benefit of the American Olym: Treaty On Rum WASHINGTON, May 19,—A rum treaty similar to that recently con cluded with Great Britain, was sign. ed here today by diplomatic repres- entatives of the United States and Germany. es NEW YORK—iirs. Catherine Smith, mother of Governor Smith, died. East Terraces is in the Che Casper Daily Cribune SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS ‘ MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924 No Sir’ee ‘We are not CLOSING OUT but during ¢ our AJACCIO—A scrawled message found in bh bottle washed up on the Corsican coast sayin, en out; we are adrift; wind like tem: Dixmude’s crew; pest; vive la France” the last message from the ill-fat ship lost in the Mediterranean last December. WASHINGTON: organizations which have been ac- tive ia ursing American particina- on Senator Henry Cubot Lodge's re- cent proposal for the new world tri bunal. CAPETOWN, South Alrica—-Pro-. hibition is condemned as a wrong adieu was belleved to method for combatting dr: by the synod of the Dutch + Then the com church of South Africa. and comes out. Does away with dangerous paring, Get Blue-jay at your “gasoline giv~ and lore. than fifty We Will Practically Give You Anything [n Our Store At Your Own Price five Hundred atu:| spectacle at night. The eruption ts) co cetied. 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