Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1924, Page 4

IES TOG TATOO: RA nT WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924 ‘Che Casper Daily Cribune GEO. A. MILLER MADE: BISHOP BY METHODISTS) Deadlock Is Broken on Fourth Ballot at Springfield. SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 22.— George L. Miller of South America was elected bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church by the general conference here today on the fourth ballot. 4 Bishop-elect Miller weceived 570 votes, with 551 necessary for elec- tion. The Rev. Titus Lowe of Ne- braska was second with 542, and the Rey. George R. Grose, president of De Pauawa university, Indiana, was third, with"494, It was said that Bishop-elect Mil- ler probably would be sent to the residence at Mexico City: PAGE FOUR. PLATFORM DRAFTING TO BE CLEVELAND FEATURE BY DAVID LAWRENCE, (Copyright, 1924, The Casper Tribune.) WASHINGTON, May 22.—Picking the next Republican presidential nominee— Calvin Coolidge—has been a simple process of organization, but writing the Republi- -can national platform is quite a different thing and may furnish the interesting side of the Cleveland convention. Republican leaders began to realize today that it will require a literary gymnast to draft certain planks in the national platform, particularly that which relates to the soldier bonus. The Democrats will, —— of course, point with pride to their : : Station S-P-H-I-N-X Can’t Broadcast LATE KILLIN OF SHERIFF'S SON IS PROBED NEW ORLBANS, La., May 22.— Evangeline parish authorities today were preparing for a special session of the grand jury Saturday at Ville Platte to investigate the killing Mon- day of Robert L. Wiggins, Jr., son of the parish sheriff. Buzebe Vid- rine, 26, arrested as a suspect, con- fesned yesterday that he shot and killed Wiggins in his automobile when the latter refused to pick him up on a highway near Ville Platte. Garbled reports recelyed here yes- terday from Ville Platte and Ope- lousias, were that in addition to con- fessing the slaying of Wiggins, Vid- rine had admitted killing five other persons. It was explained later that misinterpretation resulted from the fact that Vidrine previously had been tried and acquitted of a murder charge. at Shrine Cripples Seek Cure Corns Quickly record in support of the bonus and individual Republicans will enter the campaign anxious to be reward- ed for their votes in congress, but how about nominee for president who is to run on the Republican national platform? He vetoed the bonus pill and opposed the principle of the thing, Can the Republican platform uphold congress and at the same time omit reference to the veto by the president? ‘There are some leaders who think there is no necessity for any plat form declaration since the bonus 18 fan accomplished fact and that a gen- eral statement of the record of the Republican party in aid of the sdl- @iers and sailors of the World War will be sufficient for campaign pur- —_—_——_—. A redwood tree cut recently in northern California scaled about a querter of a million feet of lumber. It was seventy feet in clrcumfer- ence three hundred feet high. “The lame, the halt and the blind—” hundreds of cripples and invalids gathered at the little church of St. Anne, Fiskdale, Mass., where an annual pilgrimage is held. The picture shows pilgrims in 2) to the outdoor sanctuary, * FRANTZ SHOP TO LAUNCH GREAT DALE HERE TOMORROW MORNING The Frantz shop, one of Casper's leading stores for women, will in- augurate its greatest sale tomorrow and will continue it until June 2. is sold in this of Kimball Drug Store. and two men worked seven days to fell it. 6 ” Gets-It’ Removes SUMMARY OF - NIGHT REWS WASHINGTON.—D, C. Van Vol- Ienhoven of Holjand will act as umpire on the new Mexican-Amert- can general mixed claims commis- sion, which will adjust claims that have arisen since 1868, The Democrats, on the other hand, are likely to go on record in favor of a straight cash option fea- ture particul if Willlam Gibbs McAdoo is the candidate as he thinks the bill passed by congress doesn't go far enough More disturbing perhaps than the is what the Republican plat- form shall say on the subject of the world court. President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes favor the adher- ence of the United States to the sworld court created by the League of Nations, but with reservations stating that America does not be- committed to any action of The Color Is the Thing In Shoes This Spring The Myeta A Distinctive New ho The Frantz shop carries on a trade exclusively in women’s wear. It carries high class merchandise with a subway filled with stock to sath come or membership in the League Itself, Because the Frantz shop stages a|*Y those who are forced to be more Senator Lodge has proposed an al WASHINGTON, —The senato|**!¢ only rarely. the present one is/@Conomical. The standard ‘of the Pump for ternnte scheme which means a new le oe adopted the conference report on|#Ure to attract interest from Casper |SU>way stock has been raised rec- Spring conference and an abolition Age on the navy appropriation bill which|W°™e?. The management stated to- ently in order tg meet the popular court which has already been a One of the triumphs of the ancients meets a triumph of the moderns | now goes to the president. day that the late season had founa| demand. In Grey Suede cepted by forty nations. Under the) and the result ts a picture of interesting contrasts. However, the sphinx the establishment with an excess of] When the doors of the Frantz circumstances, the president feels] appears unimpressed. ‘The moderns seem to have a little the best of it DUBLIN—President Cosgrave of | 2c, in, all departments and that/ shop open tomorrow, | morning the Ce re qe e the present court offers the for thelr square box with its metal horn can talk, whereas the sphinx | the Irish Free State said { © of] this would be greatly reduced by the| {st 25 women will find an unusual ea ewan practicable course. But if no ac-} has never revealed its secret. Could one of the sphinx-bullders return, | tnreann. that Elation de nal |sale. ‘The company. will close out |P@rgain awaiting them. i Ancdale Suede tion is taken by the senate dispos-| he doubtless would sign up the radio program for the nearest oracle. > fe mon de Valera,|some lines and add others in an ef.|, The shop carries on a limited cred- $10.00 Republican leader, would ke released if he ordered smuggled afms. it business and fn order to get as much cash as possible at th!s time It {s offering a discount of five per cent to those who pay their accounts fort to have those things which are in greatest demand among its pa- trons, ing of one or the other of these plans before the Republican conven- nd, the platform mak. a different time fram- the surrender of tion in Clev ers will hav The character of the sates put on NF ry ing a plank that will enable Mr. Sk | | ING S | Y | ES WASHINGTON. — Campaign con- s t Coolidge to keep on favoring the tributions were subjected to a, heat-|P¥ the Pigitaseatt Bae ciwaya fee5 iat lagi cada cic eoe : present world court. ed debate in the senate, with Sena- | "!'8)- ins offered wi ie Th G Id: Already such organizations as the} paprs.—a fanciful sports co#-| parasol is here today. It is th tor |Hanry - Cabot. C.odgeyi( Masud | Cxosntond anes sell Pe So @htansiye ||.O80) the. Sabune om menray 3: eGtilaa National Association of Manutactur- {anis jusOiabiwn' hebetiaror cattiel| that gadiea ceoeernadrie bee dd chusetts the center of attack from jn Susteren cepernents tae every | formation. rs have gone on record as against] 1" ow stripes’ sewn to; 4 s the Democratic side. lady is sure to find low prices on ———-—_—_—— 3 Be gether. | carriages; of black lace fo! » Coolidge plan and favoring the| 7 i ‘or example, things desired. A the Coolidge pian and teveriimnator| Pach section in a different color, |lined with peacock blue and mounted| xsr8s0 eh ar Ca nn LONE MotOrTAL FTE Fancy. New, Zedge Massachusetts opposed the though sometimes the coat or the] on an ivory handle. ite v4 aca! font. — Emergency s rom 3 skirt is of a solid shade. guards were sought for the Nez ‘trap president on the bonus and led the Perce national forest because of fire Republican party & its overthrow af the veto. erences have begun with the of persuading the Republican PARIS.—Head bands for the eve- ning coiffure have taken a decidedly classic turn. In filigre platinum NEW YORK. — Flesh-colored hosiery {s even more in style than heretofore and the tint !s more flesh- like than ever. Thia season the conditions. SHANGHAI.—Gaptain Pelletier D'Olsy, French aviator, announced \ J <=> Pattern for Spring ges ; designs such as Helen of Troy her- pasate bm fa: apr eg Pi gated self; anight Ubave iworn, | they are’ ae Unies aconue will be worn| he would continue his Paris-Tokio sec The ne ta no 1 fF : ae 4 with white shoes—a very attractive | flight in a borrow : wi natter. other - . 5 Ss ee ay eth pe [Bind them oe & BRYANT GSS BO (BGI In White Kia, Spanish Hee! posal can be voted on it will have NEW) YORK—Wrist bags still | ene Ghited ataroe cacy een over | SS es Black Suede, Spanish Heel. enough Democratic support to over- LONDON.—A few wide-brimmed (nope ee the popularity of Dusty. eleweede Goxicopes soe is Ke come Republican defections and that| hats are seen, as is inevitable since} Under-arm purses. One of the newer | covor a 1 Be ee For Hot Water, S and es en if the proposal is defeated, it/in Paris hats are growing larger.|baes 1s in beige deivetan, oh | hee eee ox or £70 , Steam > een i caslon for the makers of the| But so far the amall hat holds its | shape. It has little carved brown oe Vapor Heating eS platform. Should the Coolidge pro-|own today, even for formal occa~| Wooden Chinese squatting rather in- bd Se) posal fail to get a two-thirds vote,| sions. Bridesmaids themselves are |Consruously on top of the clasp, in? i jt will then be in order to seek an| wearing Mttle hats instead of the Eye Strain? This Helps Re I alter ve n and Mr. Coolidge] picture variety. W YORK. For strained eyes try simple cam: oS Sc} ‘would be able to repeat in the Re pa eS 3 —Silk gloves today | phor, hydrastis, witchhazel, etc., as| Pg eos 124 EAST SECOND publican platform what he said in] tonpoN.—Perhaps tt ts 4 are almost fantastically adorned | mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One| Ded gS “ ; ; publican platform Wa Pe see that | pLONDON—Perhaps it ts due to] with embroidery. In shades of tan| small bottle helps any case weak, Se] 25) Your Feet Will Bring You Back” he favors ‘a” world court instead of] 10 fcenionable I age and palr| and gray some of them have grace-| strained or sore eyes. It will sur: Som es er aeepahde }eoateareatel ery 741 ashionable London—but what-| ful gauntlets made up of a wide] prise you.: Aluminum ey Se | ~ the’ world ever the reason, the small 1 q ft ae fap sen a Ss willing to ac whatever plan will — flounce of knife pleatin: Casper Pharmac a <— Jneot the wishes of two thirds of 3 . = Ro} Ba | The season’s wardrobe is incomplete unless shoes he sarge, sean aeeoeadio Sa io ad hose blend in color with the suit or dress. tlon bill of some kind, the dilemma ba es ere you will always find the latest shades. of the president with respect to the : Se) bx writing of a platform on which he To put on Miller Balloons, <— xa any ed. Mr, Cool- , es Ba tage f on plan.” Con. follow two easy Miller $ Se 2 gress has rejected it. There are two methods: 4 O trips to the basement to fire major features in the pending bill 4 ‘ ap hese which probably will be eliminated— 1. The Miller Balloon Tire poten Oe} Ks publicity and income tax returns an present wheels and rims, put on No money tied u coal pile. the duated tax on undistributed out the cost of wheel change. eS wed pina Be prot 2. The Miller Balloon Tire for smaller You for after you use i am er 0 ommer With these out of the bil, men-) wheels, put on with only = change of Re} rep hak ey you use it and Xs D) ate lenders are predicting that Mr spokes and rims, Ba wit a feeling of keen satisfaction es i r will sign it. If he does, ‘he Miller dealer can put Miller Balloons 2 Sc] when it has been used in a Bryant os ‘ ca oS yan! the Republican platform can “point your car easily, quickly and at low cost. Zz Se] Boil Se) ervice with pride” to the reduction fo- ‘THE MILLER RUBBER CO. OF N.Y, Aizen. Olde bs HS ler. SO complishe 4 and promise further cuts Makers of ‘Quality Rubber Goods 2 Ro} a next time : All this indleates conclusively just Zz Se] es wh (BRANCH NAME AND ADDRESS) 4 THE DALY COMPAN Y, q congress adjourn Direct Factory Representatives es and the Dem« 1425 Sixteenth Street. Phone Main 5067 insurgents For Sale by Authorized Miller Dealers Service is figuratively casting ognize the strategy for it concerts Geen oe, ciate eupeeretne THE RIGHT BALLOON TIRE wa Bry eer tly bread upon. “dis | waterprs se, that brant toons at i for thow shall find it after congress will bo forced by" politica many days. It is true in every Henne ana Democracn are ikely 0 walk and endeavor of life, furgente and radionis may upset tho especially so with the Cham- whole thing by a filibuster In June ber of Commerce, A person - Identification gets out of it just what he puts 335 . ° ye in inservice. The annual dues Of Body Sought ; Quality Plus Service are incidental—just as the cost ; rl yy il e t . of electricity is incidental. The By Measuring service is of primary import- pe oe Balloon ance, the cost is secondary. rips oe LET US FIGURE YOUR Pay up your incidental dues on thelr way to Minneapolis today i with meanurements of the Female and get your shoulder back of cin warneernm Quried ea Artur Oe of the Chamber : he measurements will be sub © 2 9 ommerce, and note the re- mitted to rchaelogiats at i 1 acre © selene Painting and sult in your self respect will be ked to deduce whether the ECE and body Bar Distributed By D ° the respect of your f€llow { Hf At te not th citizens, 2 : + exhumed ‘Auntataodes Ge You can bet it pays big! ; the cl hal Wholesale ’ is Arthur Fr } Automobile = atrona Fower Casper, Wyo. Second and David Sts. Phone 1025 East Terraces means a lot.”’ Company