Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1924, Page 1

. The circulation of The Tribune is, grea ar than any other Wyoming newspaper. ==.| Che Casper Daily Tribune WI MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS” rr 0 er eee ee ee VOLUME VIII. NUMBER 195. eieuther ean eet CASPER, WYO., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1924. ‘On Streets or at Newstands, 5 cents Publication Offices: Delivered by Carrier 75 cents a month Tribune Bldg, 216 B. Second St ES TO RUN FOR HIGH OFFICE INSURGENTS FLYER D’OISY _(tmrorary SELECTION OF CHAIRMAN TO STIR ROW REACHES GOAL prs Dillict WMT DAUGHERTY. TO AGAIN PLUNGED BE ASSAILED IN BIG CONVENTION Condemnation of Acts Of Attorney General Will Be Sought CLEVELAND, June 9.— Republican insurgents act- ing through the Wisconsin delegation, will ask the Re- publican national convention to formally condemn the of- ficial acts of Harry M. Daugherty as attorney general, and Albert D. Reception Accorded French Ace at Tokio To Rival That Given Americans; Flight Record Established HOW G. 0. P. VICE PRESIDENTIAL SITUATION LOOKS AT CLEVELAND Former Governor — of Illinois Turns Down Nomination for Vice President by G. O. P. CLEVELAND, June 9.—- TOKIO, June 9.—(By The Associated Press).—Suc- cessfully completing a hazardous and spectacular flight across Europe and Asia to the Far East, Captain Georges Pelletier D’Oisy, landed at the army flying field at Tokio Rosawa, 15 miles northwest-of here at'11:40 o'clock this morning. He was given a greeting by spectators, which included the entire staff of the French em| @ Lieutenant (By The Associated Press). General Yasumitsu, hief of the army aviation service, Except for an accident at Shang- hai which necessitated the use of a Former Governor Low- a new plane from there to Tokoro- = Theodore Burton, as temporary ; : hi . sawa, owing to damage to the ma chairman of the Republican. Na-|4¢N’S deflation of his boom chine in which he left Paris, d’Oisy’s tional convention will deliver the}for the Republican vice long hop was remarkably sucess keynote speech of the gathering to-| presidential nomination had ful and devoid of mishaps. morrow. © : ine serv' today to spread the limelight His flight from Paris to Tokio in Jia ESE: served today to spr } h more evenly over the growing field 45 days shatters by many weeks a DRIVING IT van oe Federal officers, assisted by sheriff's office, unearthed a lon stil] and 2 urday evening on tain. There we previous flight record, made by epee Talila A ag With practically the last of tha Tokio this ‘aisraocn., ise Fs arrivals pouring into Cle nd for the opening of the convention Tokio this afternoon, A program of entertainment, rivaling‘ that re. ie . ri ss — a cently accorded the American a mash but no Mquor in st morrow, the milling and maneuver- a Bi on pages” geet aria Pa oe x Peed the Woe d filers, has ee a The still had not been in operation ing took on larger proportions and This is disclosed in an official FRANK 0. LOWDEN CHARLES L. McNARY CHARLES G. DAWES racial: for hits. : for several days and there was no Si eae: sw sest about. the copy of the “insurgent platform 5 Z . aah one in charge of the apparatus when ape centered with new zest abcu' : made public today by Robert M. CLEVELAND, June 9.—With only one presidential fave tatkea the matter over with ZON, British India, June 9.| the officers arrived. Ail the para-!! Reading Between Lines in the || selection of a vice president nom- RANG ahi SAY th L him. wilin? Moktubica avr on. | Dh LaFollette, Jr., son of the Wiscon-)Probability before the convention and the announcement Senator James 1. Watson, an-|7~rhe Portugese aviators, Lieuten- sin senator, in the name of the|Of former Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois, that he other Hoosler, i a candidate too, |®2t8 Paes and Belros, who arrived buried the atten Lae retained the meeting. today wot (ies eaviacey ‘Wisconsin delegation, The state-|Will not accept the vice presidential nomination, delegates} One of the leading Washington for. aia ee ee ete peteeratent, Sanwews Socks Spuaes, Sueercetrattocins panda. ; ment Urges further that Daugherty |arriving for the big Republican gathering are getting fio| tune tellers foretold recently that|‘°tY for Bankok. ing camps, will be pised with na,| Convention leaders who had helped and Fall “be forever barred fromjend of interest out of gossiping about the chances of the|e’’ be vice president—if that f ee ares : tual gas. Then, in the cold dawn,}in driving the Lowden candidacy holding. any position of; honor or} various entries in the contest for) hd’ is mentioned a great deal, He's | C°U"tS for anything, PARIS, June 9—(By The Asso about the best possible compromise| . 8¢Pator Charles 1, MéNary of | ciated Press)—The Uruguyan soccer vi Oregon is well spoken of. As spon-| football team today won the Olym- rnalia except the still itself was Day's Newsof Casper inee, although sight was not lost of he miner will jump out of bed and] into what was generally regarded as trust within the gift either of the| second place. ss before the immediate warmth|® commandeering position, said that Republican party or of any future] Sonator William E. Borah of Ida-|) z 6 3 gas heater, eat a breakfast his| his announcement that he would Republican administration.” petween an “insurgent” and a “reg-| sor of the MeNary bill, the purpose | pic title, defeating the Swiss team ular." He's a good campaigner. (Continued on Page Seven) In a fast and furious battle 3 to 0. He has “Jazz,” in which Coolidge has quickly prepared on a not accept the nomination, had re- ‘The insurgents also would have fsoméwhat lackingyewina™ne's 7 f from the West. It would be better, however, if he came from a state h i with more electoral votes. ‘ a nw 5 wif stove. He will have longer to sleep,| duced the liklihood of placing him President Coolidge summon con- will have to get up eurly to | OR--theebtehetbut-they were not q s, will not have to carry in] agreed as to the extent of this re+ wood and coal, fight with clinkers,| duction. é ner’ remove ashes. His wife will] Some of ,the fromer governor's have less housework and cleaning! boomers thought he had removed to do. He can don his cap and[ himself from the-race, but others gress into extraordinary session on Monday, Julye?, 1924, for considera- tion of emergency legislation for re- Hef of agriculture;'to provide funds f for payments of soldiers’ bonus; for consideration of the’ Howell-Barkley bil for the settlement of disputes Senator George Wharton Pepper me | candle and go good naturedly to a| Pointed out that similar announce- of Pennsylvania was aiitebaccnety An interesting talk on “Ingurance’ | 91 i, aanee Geking out coal for| ment had been made in the past by between carriers.and employes; and urged a few weeks ago but’ isn't 80 By Mo P Wiheelss “was the ‘prtucipal (Chere jn’ other-}races: to “use. men who later became vice presi- for reclamation relief legislation ex- and O'Neill; | much talked of now. He's from 5 feature: on the.luncheon program ‘of aie te dent, and most of them were inelin- tending the time of payment to4 Lyons, Connelly and Crouse. a state with lots of votes but it's cba: the Eotary: ab bi eon Wheeler aS : sa ioiia nen FOE they ph 1 it “to buze farmers on government reclamation too far east. iS ine phd fa Sonating meer py apes : sad abi d Sad Wrictare be one| found” for a day or so watching “ jects. At Detroit R.H.E. Votes and “Geography Attar bavinig bee confined to herp June i2,. 1866; Her 2 nantes Rae ee et alwarire of One) the political cauldron to see whether t is further declared the system | Philadelphia _000 020 0xx— Ex Senator-Albert J. Beveridge is|home for the last six years by a}Wwas Lulu Florence win The | Ar sarntineopacwiatbowsd ene aac ont: thereon the boll weevil, has | ~andwhere—and diffus: entiment y of nominating president and vice| Detroit - ...100 100 3xx— pretty strong, Indiang has both] lingering illness, Mrs. M. N. Castle,| family moved to Queon City. Mo,, saat aioe Er She spent pen ee ide o eat toncnatindbad atten: An | ane J presidential candidates: “has failed Batteries—Meeker and Perkins; | votes and the right kind of location.|5&.years of age, and n resident of| before she was very old. There Harry Row atéemer-Ratarian hen, pba tora aeae hehe muent ta nwhile, other booms rose, or and the senate and house members| Collins & Woodall. Beveridge has a reputation as a pro-|CAsper since 1894, passee away at|she grew to womanhcod and on| parry B SMAntcie. lw cut oh appeared higher with the Shouleee eer eee SO aa a : President Coolidge} her home, 105 North Durbin stre 1893 became the bride of| “Mr. Smith of Balt Lake cang t Tn: Wyarlig, the. praie/dog and sp 7s Mp pacha pips a port constitutional action and legis-| At Cleveland R.H.E. well enough of him as alat § o'clock last night, | M. N. Castle. ‘They moved to Wy-|paratone solos that were much em |the mormon ericket swarm orer|2umber of dark horses became less late as may be necessary to perfect | Washington -.000 000 10x— running mate about a month ago tol The deceased way born in Ohio,! (Continued on Page Seven) joyed eo Fee Tl cect peetlohar ct? the atatte,, Ibae: | tate; Miuoh sbacnlatio rd on election." the effe: the Lowden statement The convention will be asked by might have on the chances of the insurgents to extend its con- Sewell. losses, ~The spring poisoning cam-| Charies G. Dawes, with some of tha gratulations to 13 Republican sen- | pee is on Mie. kiteancea Snatecet ere wey r’s promoters > or! 133 representatives for i As c atio: vance: ure | feast sin nancin: hina tckas ene a jay pe bonrhne ae as apart ac New York ...010.2 eS ueirehe Sheetal. Tetterwane |e a ; ra al 3 re their cand “voting for the tax bill enac \ ame: © . owe date had drawn. There was, 0, into law by both’ Houses OF congress, Bit a Tia ek OR i SD feiteha tialbage ls Sama Saabs Ros Guestion of what: might haps and signed by the president, as a is tructive. The warfare that —_— ~~. ing ranchers and farmers large ingard and Severeid. after the conference arranged today substitute for the Mellon plan.’ we tad wipes out pests 1s constructive and|netween C. Bascom Slemp, secre Reqhaat in’ mane: tor leglela eel te f Increases instead of decreases the} tary to President. Coolidge, and give “full and complete publicity Pe PRAGUE wealth of the earth, Wiillam M. Butler, the executive's At Boston R.H.E. Li ase O — on tax returns” and for a “pledge pores to the American people that neither pe rae “ rn ~ ea ys the Mellon plan, nor any other tax 5 § bill providing for unwarranted re- oan aed =~ oa biker na ductions of super-taxes and proff- teering corporations shall receive At Brooklyn RELE. Chicago — ..-.000 000 030— 3 5 1 the support of the Republican party in any future session of the con+| RNC - --- oo oes kt Another plank proposed by the| _ Batteries—Jpcobs and Hartnett; Wisconsin delegation in its state-| Vance and eberry, Kaufmann, ment provides that neither the Re-| Wheeler. cam: Convention Features Students Who Led Demonstration NO STREETCAR “laa lan Special articles and sidelights on the national political con Against Americans, Claim Sane Ai Bull ‘to make’ ware: thas portunity would find them in if it ventions will be furnished daily to the Casper Daily Tribune by Dayid Lawrence, author and analyst, and Robert T. Small, TOKIO, June 9.—(By The Assvciated Press).—Lead- § G Practical rule of going after oppor- one of the foremost American reporters and descriptive writers, Seri the “Great Forward Society” and the “Iron Heart Ded a Ittle more briskly, regardless This will supplement the regular leased wire service of the ||>OCictY”” Organizations said to have fomented Saturday |Q, « Tae of warnings fractions, and ‘Tribune. night’s anti-American demonstration in the ball room of supportera of ator’ € ot Le RESET cone t New York R.H.E. the Imperial Hotel, were summoned before the chief of Kar ayia, te red" tnerenss ett m&mpaign of 1924 “shall accept any|Pi@sburgh — 000 020 200— 410 1 Lawrence's experience in national politics and extensive ||/Police of Tokio today. They denied the demonstration| CLEVELAND, Juno 9<-William oe, SanKton. eas oF I ap contribution in any amount what-|} ew York - --100 ine 6 10 : acquaintance has fitted him especially for analyzing political || ‘%** bi a with any intention of in-| Japan's exclusion protest will go| Fitzgerald and Edward MeMorrow » ticket expressed encouragement soeved. tebe Env tats; oe eek Batteries—Cooper, Morrison an nce pai pxKih aa ie Ric cee ee tumidating American visitors, and| ¢orward, according to previous plana| Vice. presidents of the Streetcar | » word from ‘Washington that any individual connected in any| Schmidt; Oeschger, Barnes and || ™ovements. Small has attended every national convention for || deciarea they only wanted to shame Ababiis inl enattae Fin Boek Ke ; Men's Union today gave their pledge | he might recsvald rings a thet way with any corporation, subject | Gowdy, Snyde~, many years_and writes with assurance concérning personalities, || the Japanese who were there with a cad lena dan to members of arbit jon board,| that he would not ccept the {- } to prosecution as @ trust or mon- ——— aig f , : number of Americans and nationals . that there would be no streetcar | nation, Similar Increase in hope slats © n opoly or other illegal combination| At Philadelphia . R.H.E. The first of the big conventions opens in Cleveland tomor- || of other countries. date for delivery of the note] strike in Cleveland while th Repnb-| was hown among the friends of or haying any interest in ofl, coal|Cineinnati — _101 000 04 2 6 3)) row when the Republicans convene. Read the Tribune and All ‘but six of the demo rants (Continued on Page Seven) lican convention was in » sion (Continued on Page Seve timber, or other natural resources | Philadelphia _-201 100 0bx— 4 7 2 icc Mt ln ecabteris9 found on the publle domain.” Batteries—Luque and Sandberg; (Continued on Page Seven) Mitchel! and Wilson. were students of Chou University, most of them Jiu Jitsu expe: leaders were older agitator: It is understood-the poll “a” (EXPRESS RATE REVISION SUCCESS OF COOLIDGE)"e: to Haw |=" PROVIDES INCREASE IN DENVER, Colo., June 9.—Using | “2t? called on both of them today an Jmprovised hangman's noosa | ,,.Twi# bears out eariier reports tat Changes Authorized by the Interstate) wen nce wer, Rn ‘There were occasions when. a| Made from purts of his bed clothing Kato ministry would 7 ; H i, affair, with repress . . . . the west. Campaign for Nomination of President Tit Contltbe’ the Maman TAtag | Miabtntor Inteleen th ay | tom the Belyeaall party, new tnet | ~COmmerce Commission Nationwide | the vresant rates nave the 19:8 ° alking with some o: ane o| tion with an automobile the at. | largest singe bloc in the lowe ) ‘ rates as tt ir basis and include sev- » At Cleveland Convention Launched _ {tine »'% some of the men wie| tempted to hang Mimeclt at tue city |f the let, and the Kakushin. cll In Scope; Effective In Year ee eR ae ai erennes, WhiGh tsavg keep up with the news. : : bringing put the triumph of Cal-| Jail this morning, He was immeid reform body which while not de ; by Party With Loss of Harding yin Coolidge, the writer ds convine-| lately liberated and police surgeons | !"tely a politioai party yet takes Jt al ean he baais rate for the first fifty 6d that almost the same kind of a] Who were called succeeded in reviy. | ®t rt in politics. Vircount WAS vel I 7 tere ‘nrg Mdalipecaubtyhin adbcr fee —_———. aign, with respect to funda-| ing him, hashi heads the Selyukal, which ' ASHINGTON, ons 9.—Express rates throughout | territo: ; pI ely 15 - mentals, now. will be waged for the —_——.___— ve uuderstanding is will have twojthe country were ordered readjusted today by the inter-| Cent’: Under the : nent she x VOnie i tee ey LAWRENCE, | election of the presidents PROHIBITION members in the cabinet. and Mre<tlstate commerce commission, which authorized general in-| Phe eauther = q Copyright, 1924, The Casper Tribune.) Sa ladagge chi gual gw, ade per nia) GHEE, Gh neteceate be niver creases in the eastern zone, approximating 8 per cent and ! nt , CLEVELAND, June 9.—Almost unanimous, without | Pals» evga (itt ha ats Fg _ a 5 tollo, . ct the | Slight reductions in the west and south | t 1 contest of any importance, the nomination of Calvin Cool- LA Ww UI HELD upposedly 1 The decision was the result of an investigation of t idge to the presidency by. the Republic party is being] Firsy, that sonality of Cal : Kenselkai pa Tho two] Interstat t © commission. | that the cont of tranaport | bs taken for granted so much that there has been little in- ( i ur to the — approached pi 1} Wide air ra between | busri (GHA hOmtnaeH teri | 20 was t ‘ clination to inquire into the methods by-which the man |™*%* °f the nd even to the! WASHINGTON,) June || 9—The| tomorrow the southern, midcio western, ky | was x xpensive t t Digswiat. oct teen ; ‘ B politicians, econd, that the} Willis-Campbell law prohibiting the rae ‘ountain. and Pacific coset sonse|ine 4 / 7 coas$ rite of 24 cents, 4 from Ma sachusetts has achieved the prize. politicians would fall in line if the| sale or importatio nof intoxicating |U. §. REPLY TO » Ordered brought more nearly|a change in that cheay. papi 3S canenly increased since 1918 to walt {he surfact, it haa seemed en #2 Goubtful whether any campaign | right kind of politics were enuncl-| malt liquor for, medicinal. purposes | BIS WARDED « mon leve shown that.) t Mae Beem hiehec| ai) cents ee be reduodd: to ebens pasy . Bu has not in|for the presidency in the present|ated by the president waa today degiited valid and cor WASHINGTON, June 9.—Th . - : cag a 8 been higher| 31 cents. y Pp lay ¢ a and con AB a N, June 9 eo re xing the bas rates | 1912 the] in the eas "i n ne wes TE any sense, except financially, for it | generation has cost ag little. (Continued on Page ffen,) stitutional by the supreme court. | ply of the American government to tr th lel: Adliverge er eee shunt: Into; Mb 5 comission proceeded on the theory| of delivery systems n will be effective Jan and extra ter-" uary 1, 1935, = —