Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO. 2 SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1924. Bequtiful Home : ai: Will Be Occupied | Jnive: ff South: tos ated ig Bg AG se aig or lanl Convention Called for St. Paul Answered by fas University; FR, A. Juday, Penn] Pentathlon —Robert Legencwen RR A.A ater New York A.C; Morton Kaer, Uni- Radical Politicians. ST: PAUL, Minn., June 14.—Com- board — Dehart | versity of Southern Californias Clif- Sua ae ores Oceldental college, Cals miunists and socialists of the coun: try gathered hero tonight to lay plans for what im left of the St, Paul third party convention. Deserted by organized labor and the original farmerdabor party afd Within 10 Days <u : BY ARNOLD B. LARSON. Just a question before we begin. How many times have you taken out-of-town Trienda up past Bleventh and Wolcott streets just to point out the magnificent new Henning mansion and say with proper pride as a Casper citizen “That's the show place. of Casper and Wyoming —thre’s nothing like in the entire west?" Dozens of times you have done Hubbard, University of Michigan; . O. Gourdin, Dorohester club; Al- bert B. Rose, Un' of Penn; ‘W. A. Comins, Yale; Paul B. Boren, university” of Californin; and Wil- diam Dowding, Georgetown. Runinng hop, step and jump—De- Hart Hubbard. University of Micht- gan; Marvin Graham, Kansas unl- versity; Mack Keeble, University of Missouri; Earl EB, Wilson, Univer- sity of Southern California; Kaut man Geist, 92nd Street Y, M. C. A., New York. 4 bs Pole vault—Ralph Spearow,. Uni- ford Argus, Oc . ifornia; A. B. Leggett, U. S. navy (conditionally); Brutus Hamilton, Kansas City, A. C. Prohi Candidate Company to Take Over Space Formerly Occu- pied by Market. The. quarters at 129 Bast Second street in the Smith block, formerly occupied by the Norris market, will be the location of the Golden Rule men’s store after July 1. The store will be connected with the Golden spurned by Senator Robert M. La-| that. Then in secret,.you have won- Ore; L. E. Barnes, of ment store by two arch Follette, the originators of the} dered what the interior of the place SE oot mig T eetaol, California; pede oat 4 pers remodeled third party movement sought to] looker lke, how it was furnishedy James K. Brooker, . University of te fit the needa of such an establish build something out of the wreck) the manner of its arrangements. Michigan} @. Graham, California ment and will have a new front, of early plans, The twetty men who met today were communists, socla- lists or formerly one or the other, William Z. Foster and*Charles E. Reuthenberg, apparently, domi: nated the secret meet and most likely will dominate the convention when It meets Tuesday. Tom Ayres, the farmer-labor nominee for United States senator in South Dakota, was among the conferees. No one would venture what the delegates would have to do. When the third party movement first was launched, the express: pur- pose was to py Robert M, LaFol- And you have wished that you might see for yourself. \ Now if you had happened to be me you could have. 80 here's where I have one on you, and, of course, you are envious. I can’t b'ame you. Will you believe it? This is a story of the house that is tho star Jewel in Casper’s residential district, and of the man, W. F. Henning, ‘Who built it without ever having made a nickle in oll or without ever owned a share of oll stock. astounding, isn’t it, in an oll town? Naturally, due to oll and Casper's marvelous growth hecau Tech; E. B. Meyers, Chicago A. A. Hammer throw—¥’. D. Totell, Bos- ton A. Ag M. J. McGrath, Néw York A, C.j Jack Merchant, Olympic club, San Francisco; James McbaChern, Olympic club, San Franolsco. - Shot put—Clarence Houser, Uni- versity of “Southern California; Glenn Hartranft,*Leland Stanford; Rhiph G. Hills, Princeton; Norman Anderson, University of Southern California; Charles A. C. Eastman, of Harvard and Lieut. H. B. Liever- sedge, U. S. navy, both condition- ally. ‘ Discus—T, J. Lieb, flinois A. C.; The place will specialize exclus- ively in men's wear including Stein Block, Kirschbaum, Hickey-Free- man, Keller, Heuman and Thomp- son suits, shoes, and all other ar- ticles. of men's. clothing. The bal- cony that now extends along the east wall of the department store will be taken out and the offices moved to the rear of the present mezzanine, The front of the meaza~ nine will be used for a ladies’ rest room. ‘The ladies’ shoe department will be in.the same location as the ménh's clothing department now, The entire first floor will be lotta out for presigent, “Fle hae re ot it Mr. Henning has been able to Augustus Pope, Illinois A. C4; H. P. Harris, selected as candi. | more or lee ebnked to conform to fused to have anything to do with beg id a fortune—the fortune which Charles Asbton, New York. A. C.;] date for president by the Prohibi- | the general scheme. this convention, so there is little it] he is spending in this city today. Clarence Houser, University: of] tion Party, can do but name an executive com: mittee, which will have power to endorse someone for. president later on, after the Cleveland progressive convention July 4 has acted. MOUNTAIN PARK TO.BE BOOSTED (Continued from Page One.) grouped that the first letter of the sur names of each group taken in sequence spell the name CASPER MOUNTAIN PARK A. EB. Chandler, R. ©. Callaway, WwW. J, Chamberlain; Dr, C, H. Car- ponter, John H. Casey. nay yay Cor) Albin, Fred B. Anderws, C. The thing is, it is hard to realize that anyone could have gone through the big oll boom without having played in the “game.” Yestercay at the old home place on the corner of Highth and Beech street, where the lawn is flourish. ingly green and the old cottonwood trees tall and thickly foliaged, I met Mr. Henning and hig wife. It was there they they have lived for some 13 years while real.work was being done, A few minutes tater we were at the great, just completed _home not many blocks away. From the street the place im- Presses all alike; it is simply in a by itself, But to get inside! you have a luxurious tre sure land, a Hollywood set of un- paralleled gcrgeousness. Of interest to you will be the fact that Mr. Henning at once directed me to the library, a part of the man+ sion, I fancy, he tal especial pride in, It is richly done in walnut panelling, its furniture all inlaid and ct the same wood. Books that are Southern Caltfornia. Javlin throw—Willlant. Neufeldt, University of California; L. B. Prio- ster, Mississippi A, and M.; Homer Whelcholl, Georgia Tech: Healty, Andover Academy and 3B, Oberst, Notre Dame. Decathion—H. M. POLICE CATCH BOOZE RUNNER FULL OF GAS Night after night for the last few months as regular as clockwork, a mysterious car has slipped through towns situated in the hills of south- ern New York stat The police of ond of these towns regularly caught fleeting glimpse Osborn, Illinois AnAY YESNESS WILL FORIMALY OPEN BUILDING “The Man in the Barrel” To Ask Public'to Help Him Celebrate. Harry Yesness, the ‘ barrel,” also known as ingman’s friend,” expects to an in the ‘the work- hold NINE WOMEN ARE ARRESTED FOR VAGRANCY, That the determination of Mayor 8. K. Loy to keep Casper free from questionable women hag not changed in recent’ weeks made apparent yesterday when nine women were arrested by the police. The women were all taken from houses that had iled to obtain Hcenses this year. The women are charged either with being proprietors or inmates of houses of ill repute, Those arrested include Evelyn Morton (proprietor), 307 West B street; Mary Horton (proprietor), Louise Lucero, Peggy White, Hilma HH. Anderaun, Edward S. Arentz, W.| expensively bound, line the shelves. . the formal opening of his new store] Williams, all 241 West B streets J. Adame, It 1s such a Ubrary as the Engli se* See eee ee moneda Now wore | 0%. Wert Second street in tho very| Gertrude’ Bluiss (proprietor), Clara —_ aristocracy builds into its onatl fate trooper. near future and will invite the pub-| Lavelle, Maxine Van and Blanch Ben Scherck, T. C. Spears, Chas. Schank, J. B. Scott, Robert Simpson. Por Pipe Line Co., Independent Supply Of spacious breadth is the recep- tow hall. On one wall is a Chinese tapestry, a rare thing picked up in conveniences, an electric refrigera- At the top is the beautiful residence of Mr, and Mrsy W. “gilded” robin's cage. At the right are Mr. and Mrs. with a number of others in runhing Henn! Taken yesterday by Bert Bell, Tribune Staff Photographer te *. Henning. At the left and bottom ts the iB The trooper and a police officer lay ‘in waitsfor the nightly ‘visitor early one niorning last k. Right Me to join with him in making the celebration a complete one. Mr. Yesness has set asid pressing a Witton, gushes from the head. The front of tho store {s con- Co., Indian Ice & Cold Storage Co.,| tor, a china closet, the d the Midwest hotel. ‘It was ready to i or, : joors of . ‘ ; sl Ingham Bros, which are beveled plate glass set| Pass. out, #0. My, ible ae J totght | mtrustetiof wahoo gig 4 mre G " In copper, and @ myriad of other de. | OUt several of the othet stockhold 5 aranc 0 base kon Chevrolet, Natrona Power | tights, we eae Masih ings ates Lg ers and the rest handed over thelr - BY GOLLY, ment ot, the mteucture will be set vd P, ational § upply Co., Nash Cas- ception hal! A charmingly wide stock to b rid of a white elephant tu Fool ‘EM Me Srebetnakt ane. 4 i. ts ne an ng rer Motor Co., Natrona County Ab-| staircase is ‘tHere. It is an invita. | Olt of that old place came the pres ; > secretpant lege ie pea work stract Co. tion to ascend, ent Henning hotel SUDY BOR Faris, oceupled by nine office suites, and four days dur- Rodgers, 233 West B streets TRIBUNE RACE | .C. B. Parker, H. E. 4 Fe Parone; WY. (Ar Paterson, 6, Fs rals| ues, sransieco by Mn Heaalns some ; on time, the myrterfouscar came) tin. "On tho. fourth night the ton, . ;|But about the rugs—there is not a/ we have titled to combine all the} police. officers and admitted by the speeding along the road, © Of} store will be opened although noth- pane trance is a teakwood plece truly! one in tho Henning homo that isn’t] best ‘features in. our home.” congressman. ficers dashed into’ the middle of the] i. will be sold until the day after. John England, C. 8. Elliott, Frank pinvorya yt ip St hp MPFR Turkish, Persian ‘or’ Chinese, And} It is>a>priyilege~for Casper to|. Howard, according to police, was| Tod and seh Ena ydge ed to} At the present time the owner is |~ : England, William T.. Evans, E. 1.) cgnitting it, but tt was too m rg the Nghting—scintillating canvela-| have such a citizen as Mr, Henning.| arrested with nine others in a raid prt tees rhe stand eae nea completing tho instillation of new Estabrook, BEA ini cen alitt uch tol bras and chandeliers. Priceless| He has made his fortune here, and|on an apartment house here Sast|°f the car. cae 1ArBe} golid oak fixtures, which harmonize f —Rm obs aoe phe sed me in the| Paintings here and there along the better, he is. spending it heré. Ha] Sattrday night after he had delivers cane have you got in thie cart*| beautifully with the interlor scheme, I. A. Reed, J. B, Rocheford, Dr. walls,” Everywhere was beauty'| told me that he did not move away/|ed a nomination speech. With: his Mr. Yesness has employed 100° per HH. A. Reichenback, C. Hy Relmerth,| Set drawing room were the panels mosaic nrt in vases, tapestries of] ax did many other who eame, and| companions, he was released under|@¢manded the trooper. || | | cont union tabor in, building his Tt. R. Rose. of the walls. They were not of wood, | exquisite design and~colors, furnt:|saw, and conquered—and peat it,|bond and Monday the 10 entorea| “Gasoline,” answered the *l store’ and has bought in’ Caspe: Lie? nor of imported wall paper. They|ture to excite the admiration of the] because “his. friends are here, hia s of gullty and pald fines .of|. “Don't fool with me.” ‘enapped| victever material possible, bellev- . Joe Marquis, Harry MeCracken,| Were of beautiful silk. A touch re-| connoiseur I must leave you to| enemies are here, and it.is a good ich. the officer. NL al carting £880-| ine as he does, in patronizing home ‘ Chas. Mednick, Fred P, Moore, Dr.| Youled that fact that pading was be-|¢i11 in all that T have failed to. tell| place 10 live, Howard was booked unde# the| i" mroynd’:(B (eoete eye eee ne industries, nd keeping his money Re aidts oie Rive Hag ig st meaty G. 'T. Morgan . c earcely | about. You may conjure up a viston 4 name of “8. B. Thompson.” s. 4 : at hom: r. The ; fs aie oe blame the Hennings for having more|of a complete mansion having all| SRS 9 ED crn rakleng disthnes tDeahdescdve : hk take a: look,” invited the! “when the fixtures-are all installed Ba eens to Win Pn thea 7 ‘B than a little pride in this artistic onde: d treasurers possible, versatio! Inited’ Pi river. vi bune carriers competitive race? Bias treiby, DeOstees of nter!| achievement. coer | eter ctoeang: abougit ore wettt eee ee hl es arene 0-1 ‘The officers id. They found Just sh a (alec thay oaths That's the big question with the Major Ormby Vy eae ey me A pany ge Nie tg Msht at Altus, Okla, where he is!) what the driver sald they would : kids today. It all deponds on th Don Ogilbee. e stepped into the long music|nothing neglected, and there y " speaking jn behalf of his ‘senatorial | finq—gasoline. that {a now in front of the build.| Kids today. | It al n the Co acorn vee ety gar eur bere rr As ign i Phe candidacy, the congressman admit-|" «what are you tearing through | {2S will haters 3 atw7t Sour Gays Pte: | viene thelr’ routel, 5 allie eal J 0 , } F e ° cott stree “ . . ¥ < ° al t é erotica bakery Gos Unter: Tat Hinecandt rapieiveitarmanios's te Wir wee tard ainchive atisendee thet | E ih | usa atte Ma oR as wer aD] here every night with gasoline for?" Ds roar eli ae pa paces “a9 Remember that on June 18 the Service, U. 8, Bureau of Mines. Ma the background for all the|T talked with Mr, Henning ms w i & ow J | for drunkenness. He added, how- seer ae po tos watery at busl- period, Five hundred wv tick: ora seco warped La 4 box m 0 s bac ard at the ol rea =" the r hat he was vi Ort \c joc Le are ro be unlocked, Di - $60, B, Nelaon, A, P, Nesbitt, Dr] And th Paining hall! Gather|aeneer-ne’ and. his wite will not ——-- | eof elrcumetancen, and that ig} , im &.test driver fer the Piorce- siiatak frome theater in the city, a 2 and the winners picked. Goo elson, A. P. Nesbitt, Dr] And the dining "hal 1 Gather | Bence Lon as. ee tim ‘of clreumstances,” and that tt] Anow Motor. Car company,” an- ‘ x ab neo neater tn the city. IAreoyod guae catego ae M, J. N Cc. V. Norris, P. ©.}'r9 ur ‘nobility for the occa-!move for another week—and therd) oir AHOMA CITY, Okla., Jung| Was Probably a frameup on the part] swered the driver, and he explained | “87° be held at the Arkeon on] ,.F6 20U foing to he Nicolysen. sion, Here again was inlaid furni-|I found him digsing for worms, I 143--Conkremmnan B. Howard of | Of his political enemies. he was driving one of the fleet of| the night prior to the opening. One Bacher’: idee ‘ates 7 ig on you for . e r ry ar ry to going fish 4 » 4 e pport. oo) = —T tur mnlen, I learned from Mr.| paratory to going f nine. arden and| Tulsa, candidate for the United —_—_—— test cars which are being. daiven| PUndred dollars in prizes will be} rire ia You can do omorrow ave Carl P. Taylor, C. W. Tobin, Leigh} Henning, had been specially mate, | ve Tee eee the trean, sod) States eenate: trom sOxtahorpa, wad |ss 2 lover the road 24 hours a day pre.|Siven awny at that time. On thelr os. re'll be mighty pad teveit ‘Townsend, Guy Trevett, Jog F.| Adjoining ts a delighttdl break | While he turned over tim frilly SoU/arrested and fined in police court| 8g auction sale of household) paratory to the introduction of| MISht of the formal opening, 1,000) 1° ste ts working for one “ey hamas. fag} zoom, not cramped nor squeezed} and selected his, wriggling ' “|here last Monday for alleged drunk: | goods, Tuesday, June 17, 2 p.m, See] Pierce-Arrow's new moderately pric,| flowers will be given away to the! tices wo bicycles the Tribune te to Ad 1111 tee ly Co. A PER pareve matted fol bae e ere Lt peg ell rs ago that *“pint] enness, it was disclosed tonight by display ad tomorrow. ed, six-cylinder car this summer. wane alert Mew ices! wd Pees give to the winners, And "chere’ ams-Millers Supply Co., Aero] expect, its tone in the light from was 15 years we . & local orches- 7 Products Filling Station, Alemite| the south, is distinctly. lively, yet | Henning came to) Canpes) ba A tra will also ho held at the store. | P¢ other prizes, too. Service station, American Cafe,| not excessively so. in his jeans, hia kit of plumber's Y W. (oF h h Old M: N 3 Mr. Yosness has had a unique wa- a a EERE ST Automatic Advertising Co. “4 tools and a carload of extras. There rou ont atch the a ster apping ter fountain constructed in front t bbl into the kitchen, there} .a. work to do and lots of it. - ~ a of his store. “It represents a man Big Buction sale of household” ee to find immaculate tiling and white- if 7 t goods, Tuesday, June 17, 2 Independent Torpedo Co., Tilinoia| ness, all the ultra-modern culinary | TWo'years later he was associated 4 in a barre! and the water, upon Wactss od tk Pp. m. Bee = —P— a Casper.| | CAN A. 0. Park, W. H, Patten, Frank|, Three bedrooms, each having tte] , Believing in the future.cf Casper One NEVER | the main floor will be the general M, Perkins, ‘Henry ‘Perkins, C. I,|>ath and shower, were visited, Clos.| Henning bought « lange Block ‘of TELL WHAT MIGAT store. Neptunite Perry. ota were inspected, lights flasting| S°Y 00 nerining ogmnany- started | | % eye oft automatically w .[on its way and the! bey Asbestos Roofing Co. Arkeon automatically with’ thelr clos-liractically the whole went aide of| | nariotne: Aen aneny ao" ling. Bullt in, the “cedar ch ancing Academy, Auto Sefvies Co., Center street ‘between First and ue winee'e . found to be much the si : uto Electric ‘0, Ayers Jewelry Becond streets. Co. closets, except that it was complete- ‘x . eaittine ly lined With redolent cedar wood 'Then, as the city sprang up, he H. B. Rothrock, R. H. Robertson, | Add the sewing room and other spe-| entered the fleld as « contractor. A 5 : Chas. Rhinemuth, Richards @ Can,| ial Places, and you have a vision| large part of the sanitary and sew: | ningham, Rickenbacker Sales | 0f What Mr. Henning showed me on| “se systems in Casper, he con: N B Service. the second floor, 7 | structed. ew eauty —K If kitchens mean a great deal to Today, at 39 years of age. F. F. 4 ‘ar oa Abe*Kassis, Joss Keith, Dr. A. D,| housewives, 80 do basements, In| Henning ja more than a millionaire (COMtinued from Page One) for Your Home Kimball, W. 8. Kimball, W. R.| the Henning home I was directed | Though he would not disclose his lien. Whe ghedint Yandensy nc Just a little Neptunite Var- Haemmerling. down a decently wide stirway. It) nual income, it is generally be bo-callad bobeen” 49 to 1 2 of the nish will work wondérs in > ——_ terminated im the ballroom which {s| eved to be at least $100,000, Ranlial \rdce" bt New ve - ne it your home. On floors, woods “probably larger than any other «pri Now and then putting In a ques oh tarall, mr bee eink and furniture—on out. vate ballroom in Casper. It is graced] tion, I discovered his opinions of ‘The importance the vice pres Denatigrk too—it will renew, on one side with an immense fire-| this, that and the other thing, F oF Gential campaign has assumed with Nutty and protect. There's A B.| piace and should surely be a mecca instance is the :nomtnation dt. Dawes, howeve., eptunite Varnish for each place for real “aftal “A man must lke his work if he has started the polltital leaders here Socles paren og es bests Hi, P There is a real, utilitarian need|is to succeed, Im fact, two thirds ot in search of @ strong candidate to tunite Varnish will Do Nep- 4 wna eas for a basement. <A lot of work is| his success is dependent upon the match the general. First off they white. It's oof against hot ; ‘ done in it. In this home everything| degree of Wking he has for his oc say, organized labor will slaughter or cold water, * —— is lmplified, made just as easy as|cupation, T have always Ween strong Dawes at the polls if the Democrats snow or ica) vo Steam COFFEYVILLE, Kan, June 14.—| Possible. For instance, there is all| for my trade. If T have aecom put up a men friendly to ° labor. Mr. und Mrs. Johh J. Tuttle, tour-| {At could be desired in the way of| plished anything ft is becaitso 1 Furthermore, if McAdoo ts nomi ints, from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are | Und conveniences. AW water | have worked constantly and kept on nated—as appears increasingly lke nought by Coffeyville authorities to. {Com Into vhe house passes |‘tho Job, with no rogard for hours ly—the ticket’ will need a running night. Mrs, Tutt life my hinge teeoie a large tank where it is re:|and with carefulness for details and mate for him that will appeal ¢ ’ lev o rm bs C r| « at res Ve " on the outcome of the search. * | ang’made matt, ‘Ten sae eubmanced worthwhile, and tasting renults business interests. 2 , a - de soft. ef heat-| “This home? When I was a boy of sue eve: here, Mra. Tuttle wae’ bitten by ©) other automatically by quantity| by and: believed that ont fon hy) aerebeaae Us ina poniting Experience pute oatiseel sbien Prontesrrecacgey OLA. y and belle that only million of the country—but it Is yet too in @ position to give you some , ‘ me here Provision | aires traveled in them. We all early to discuss thet ood sound advice as to your paint Tho animal's head was examined | has been made to heat the hone ble t aye Sosay 2a ne needs, It's youre for the asking by the state path tat and ranies | with both gas and coal, the coal to ae Stsindena hia Sar te ie nnalysin wan esturse t Bilbo udeh ih Gabe? Ge tec comple canvass of the situa asistiondts~ Ne Uh ocMaeMERE DME plent 5 pert of ton ceekcos aie Tendo) nad u ticn after reaching New York. Holmes Hardware . or eb ent but) trade back In Louisville Suffice it to say h Cc Advise 0 ai big - joes nc ta oe oO may at this time tha om| Tuttlo we * id It would be quite {mpoasible to] wondered if ever I should Republicans has resulted in Bror we , Tuttle wad given emergency |.tell. you everything about . every-| Before building this new. pl and Taggart devoti tytn Second and Wolcott ment but left Coffeyville short- | thi c Dee aiy oe much ville si thing. It was a feast for me and| wife and I went !) All parte of the trention to the.second plice on thi thereafter, officials said, iy memory forgot to stay on the ‘Job. country apd saw may places, and ticket as to the first. i