Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. Sincere Attempt to Secure Observance of the Ee = ——— ys I MUULLD 18th Amendment Not Possible Under Old (Copyright, 1924, Consolidated Press| their photographs and dencriptions.| afternoon at Laveye an hour after DISPLAY. WINDOW MT Parties, Convention Is Told. SAN FRANCISCO, June. 5.—Call-| The, bridesrooms frequently travel-|the principals in the bold daylight iets COLUMBUS, 0., June 5.—Law will continue to be} #1iins Kankodan brides, a subject | Americans returning from Japan | Lavoye was relieved of $800 in cash. flouted ‘“‘so long as the people continue to cast their votes| Washington on the Japanese exclu-| town in the empire is busy helping | staged the holdup, and who obtained on for liquor-controlled parties,” trations have handled prohib: ing” election of the prohibition ticket, the only one which has ever stood for law and order, is necessary to the ex- tinetion of the Hauor traffic, H. P. aris, of Clinton, Mo., chairman, asserted in the keynote address at the national prohibition meeting to- day. Casting a ballot for either the SLIPPERY JIM HILL ESCAPES GOSHEN JAIL CHEYENNE, Wyo., June .5.— “Slippery” Jim Hill is loose again. He escaped from the Goshen county Jail at Torrington, Wyo., last night after deceiving tl uiler with a dummy made of | lothes. ‘The escape was made ecks after he got away fron e¢ Wyoming penitentiary at Rawlins and one woek after he was recaptured, after being shot by Sheriff O. H. Collyer of Goshen county. Sheriff's officers here are watch- ing highways on the theory that Hill will steal am automobile in which to continue his flight. He can make little progress afoot be- cause of the bullet Sheriff Collyer put through his leg last week. Hill was seaqfenced in 1922 from four to five years in the penitentiary for motorcycle theft here. After the theft he rode the stolen machine to northern Wyoming where he was caught near Buffalo. The capturing officer. ordered.him to ride the motorcycle slowly, ahead of _ his to Buffalo. Instead Hill ed up, ran the machine, into a ditch and fled qn foot. He was re ecaptured ft Sheridan a, few. days jater and brought here for trial, Two weeks ago Hill who had been made. a_ trusty, escaped from the Rawlins penitentiary in a manner not yet explained. NEW TREATMENT FOR SWOLLEN GLANDS People who have enlarged,glands ought to know that by freély apply- ing Emerald Ol! daily the gland can be brought to a head and all the germs and poisonous secretions dis- charged and destroyed. Furthermore the opening will heal! surely and speedily and without leaving an unsightly scar. People who desire this treatment should secure a two-ounce original bottle of Emerald Ofl (full strength) and directed. It is a very concen- preparation and a_ small tity lasts. ‘a Jong time. It is ulso used to reduce swollen veins and dissolves goltre. Smith & Turner Drug Co,, Mail orders ac- cepted Advertisement OUR NEW SHOP OPEN And Operating Under a Full Head of Steam! SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING TOWING Expert Mechanics Your Patronage Is Earnestly Solicited PATTERSON OAKLAND co. 540-550 East Yellowstone Phone 22 PROHIBITION PARTY PRESIDENT [New Variety of Picuare SCORES ENFORCEMENT RESULTS] Brides Arsiving From Che Casper Daily Cribune 7 i! was reported at the division head : : 3 Liat & 3 TWO HOLDUPS (225.222. Don't lt constipation make you an Invald ARE BROUGHT winters nsec xooss| ——Flieve it with Kelloge’s Frundiauch ae atliacesnacngten | cay? conte salen haw dangoross|, eon fi ALT bran if amor, ' some cars in the yards and did much is 5 de their health. Did you 10 JAIL HERE Tee ebroee - ier Sure tas slide es forty serious a 3 4 ecp your health, or restore it, Ralph C. Koestner and J. P. ‘a Bran, cooked and krum-}fuls—in cases _ Japan By the Thousands in mild and Association.) marriages are immediately made.|they ari sala to have been two of ful recipes given on every pack: Bs reco! fornia, after weeks of waiting, 18|ing in Kankodan groups, then bring| holdup in which John Huber, man- CAMPBELL JOHNSON by doctors. aul i a : i oa ry st es ‘bran-can bring 100 per»cent results.| Tho flavor of Kellogg’s Bran karan ieankodan brides, subject | Americans reternigfom Lavoye was relieved of #600 in anh. Part bran is, at best; only & halfway | cooked and rumbled, ia-detieious, 1! : : ” Lis crisp, nut-like. Quite different from of the most comprehensive brans, which are so unpalat and as the lest two adminis-| sion act have been filled. But-it is] Japanese residents of America+get|the money, escaped and has not| cn. shoo Mattes aver oma Tina rellog#'s Brad Semiade in ition and were found ‘“‘want-| With some disappointment that Cali-| married Vefore the exclusion act be-| been apprehended up to an early Battle Creek and served by the lead. i 1 wn at the fornia is learning about new brand| comes effective. Each, municipality | hour this atternoon. COP ShaScheaaa rates on Cantar ing hotels and clubs everywhere, Sold of Oriental brides. For it'developes| has its marriage broker or brokers Muber was enticed to visit a room | street where 40. models are in view by all grocers. that they are just a new variety of|/'to whom the young women take!in the Lavoye hotel, according t0/1, the show windows. The Camp- Republican or Democratic {s throw-| picture brides. _ 5 || their photographs and “appeals for|the authorities, on the pretence of bell Johnson stdre is carrying 164 ing your vote away, Mr. Faris ad-| Approximately 400 of ‘the Kan: husbands. putting in a bid for new furniture] stvies of Nettleton, Florshelm ‘and monished those who desired a sin-}kodan brides have passed through| ©The brokers, when they have col-|for the building. Two of the men Brponnell wats in-stock Including cere enforcement of the Elghteenth/ the hands of the iiimigration au-|leeted an assortment of photo-| went to the hotel with Huber and . e latest in - J My Amendment, “For once Jet us| thorities so far-and it {s expected|graphs, hurry to the ports to meet| the third waited outside in a car. Aiteemeneratin oils: eh You Sing America---Why N. ot quit voting our prejudice; let Us)that from 7,000 to 20,000 of them|incoming ships. ay The pair inside worked so fast and] One of the mbost attractive of the 4 9 z « carry our religion with us and put} wil] have taken up their residence| Most of the Kankodan brides who] quietly that it was some time after store show windows is given over Cad See Tt it into the ballot box.” in America before:the exclusion act} have come in’so far are past 20|the holdup before the real proprie-| entirely to golf clothes atd para- measure.» with which recgnt dispatches: from] say that virtually ‘every city The third man of the trio who ! “The pparclier of praicah es becomes effective. years in age. Few of them meas- aed knew bab nr Rete ond a the|Phenalla, while another is used to via through their voting membership,| icankodan, in Japanese, means|ure up to American standards of ter completing their wor! e wt ny’s large assort- can have anything they want of the | “excursion.” but officials of the Jap-| 00d looks. But that they are in the| trio drove away in the direction of mer ME etree. a THE PARK TO PARK HIGHWAY national government, if only they anese .consulate declare the best of health ts evidenced by the| Teapot. Two of them were caught etre amelie m= with the will unitedly demand it. If those] qoes-not veally fit the newcomers, fact that not-a single one yet has| by Les Snow, deputy sheriff at Salt ‘ oy Le . . who favor our case will espouse the| ne brides, they assert, are by no| failed to pass the rigorous govern-| Creek, as they were returning to e . game at the ballot box and elect! means particizants in any excursion | ment tests. Lavoye. It is presumed that the : the. prohibition party's candidates,| party, although Americans. return- third’ man with the money hit out 4 ¢ ours would have a sure enough relgn of ing from the Orient disagree. What somewhere. 5 ; o ihe fe law enforcement that will show .ev-| .cf, aunt ervbody. that prohibition will pro.| Sctually 48 happening is that Jan! F'lks Ball Team , OF CASPER hibit! Dr. James Gibbert Macon of New Jersey, in the opening prayer, ask- ed divine guidance in “this crisis of. our nation and party, when the wicked was strong and corruptions prevail in -high places.” A bare dozen of spectators filter- ed into the hall just beforo J. .A. going home “‘a la Kankodan.” When they reach home, they are met by marriage brokers, the same men who used to ship picture brides to 4 AT SHERIDAN the United States after the hus-| ‘The Blks baseball team will prac- bands-to-be had picked them out by] tice at 6 o'clock Friday evening at * mail. ‘The marriage brokers exhibit} the high school grounds. SHERIDAN, Wyo. June 5.— to the homecomers pictures of, young| ‘The next game for the Elks is}Heavy yalnfall was experienced Aiibecent bat ‘an | Women who are willing to marry. |with the Standard a6 part pf the|hére Wednesday night which cover-|draws out the poisonous exudations Murray Netra eke. tte rarnea| Tho wifc-seekers then visit the|doubleheader, at tho high ‘schoolfed virtually the entire Sheridan di|that puff up your feet. and cause for order, using a pocket knife as home towns.of the wornen they’ park Sunday afternoon. vision of the Burlington railroad, it|sore, inflamed, sweaty feet. a gavel. Approximately 100 dele-|= SS ne isa. G “Tiz" sand only ‘Tiz" tokes the gates were in the body of the con ; pain and soreness out of corns, cal- raters: ma louses and bunions. Get a box of After the opening prayer the of- 5 tT eee a=, Pam “Tiz" at any drug or flepartment atct ath Coen edad: ebeeantiaa 5 = store for a few cents. Your feet are PUFFED UP FEET The minute you put your feet in a “Tiz” bath you feel pain being drawn out and comfort just soaking in. How good your tired, swollen, burning feet feel, “‘Tiz" instantly HEAVY RAIN STARTING AT CASPER—JUNE 15 FINISHING AT CASPER—AUG. 1 The Most Thoroughly Interesting and Educational SIX WEEKS Imaginable In Large Comfortable Touring Cars Talk It Over With Us at Once—Meals, Lodging, Side Trips, All Expenses Included Special Rates for Casper Booster Party Call at 314 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. Phone 2310-M Practices Friday were handed in and H. P. Faris, i 3 \ . | never: going to bother you any more. Clinton, Mo., was installed as tem- 1 . i ‘A whole year's foot comfort guaran: porary chairman. Mr. Faris then 7 i Advertisement started his keynote address. William F. Varney, Rockville Centre, N. Y., was made temporary secretary. an WY Gi COLUMBUS, O., June 5.—(By the =P Associated Press)—Resolutions look- ing to disbandonment of the prohi- bition national party were intro- duced into its national convention this afternoon. The first was a memorial to that effect from the Ne- braska convention, presented by J. A. Murray, vice chairman of the national committee and sole delegate from that state. ‘ CAPTAIN WPHARG AND LIEUTENANT MARTS OF SALVATION ARMY LEAVE Captain Ruth McHarg and Lieut. Vera Marts who have been in charge of the Salvation Army and its work in Casper for more than a year left yesterday to take charge of work in Greeley, Colo., acting on instruc- tions from headquarters in Denver, Captain and Mrs. Wills of Cheyenne will arrive in a few days to take charge of the work here. Captain MeHarg came to Casper (Outstanding among coffees is the famous Butter-Nut blend. 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