Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1924, Page 2

PAGE, TWO. PRIMARIES ARE BEING HELD bY MAINE VOTERS Three Candidates Race For Senatorial G. O. P. Nomination June PORTLAND, Maine, 16,— Maine voters went to the pools to- day to nominate Republican and Democratic candidates for governor, senators, fficers aid mem: bers of slature. Senator Bert M Republican, was opposed for re-nomination by for- mer Congressman Frank E. -Guern- sey and Louis A. Jack. Fulton J Redman was unopposed for the Democratic nomination for senator. ‘The only contest for a congregsional nomination was in the Second dis- trict, where» Congressman Wallace H, White, Jr., Republican, was op- posed -by Cyr Blanchard, while Bertrand McI and Albert W. Plummer sought the Democratic nomination. Frank G. Farrington and Ralph O. Brewster were the candidates for the Republican nomination for gov- ernor, with Willlam R. Pattangall unopposed for the Democratic nom!- nation. The Ki Klux Klan during the camps announced {ts sup- port of Brewster, who has sponsor- ed a proposed amendment to the state constitution forbidding use of state funds for sectarian high schools. Farrington, who is presi- dent of the state senate, opposed the amendment on the ground that it would prevent aid for many aca- demies which serve as free high schools. Slemp Decides to Keep His Position WASHINGTON, June 16.—C. Bas- com Slemp, secretary to President Coolidge, announced in a formal statement before leaving for Cin- cinnat!, that he had resigned bis present position and would continue actively associated in the Repud- lican national campaign. The formal statement was issued because of persistent reports of the liklihood of Mr. Slemp’s retirement owing to the open disagreement be- tween him and William M, Butler, the Coolidge campaign manager, during the convention last week at Cleveland. The disagreement between Mr. Slemp and others on the one hand, and Mr. Butler, Frank W. Stearns, and thelr supporters on the other, was generally noticeable after the adjournment of the convention, but President Coolldge, after hearing both sides, was able to bring about a reconciliation of views. ‘This statement was issued by Mr. Slemp: "I am leaving this afternoon for Cincinnati to be present at an op- eration to be performed on my cou- sin, P. W. Slemp, now in a hospital there. He js my chief dependence in my business affairs. I am taking Dr. Oden with me. I shall be away several days. The time of my re- turn is in a certain sense on ac- count of this, indefinite. “When I do return, I expect to be actively associated in the cam paign and in my present position, which I haye not resigned. In all probability I will be on the advis. ory committee of the national Re: publican committee which will have the real management of the cam- paign.” The president was understood to have exercised his strongest in Miplomacy in bringing about the reconciliation and it was not un a conference was held tocay with the recretary that the break was avert ed. Mr, Slemp early today conferred with s@veral of his asscciates and then Went to the White House to talk with tho president. Their con- ference Was the determining factor in preventing a disruption in the Coolidge forces at the Very start of the campaign. a MORE CUTS FOR CRUDE PITTSBUR + Sune 16.—A tactics reduction of a barrel in the Price of Corning grade ofl In Buck- eye Pipe Lines, was announced by purchasing agents here today The new price was $1.90. Other leading grades quoted here Were cut 50c a b last week. Stet tthe Bh ? 2? ? Wyoming Motorway ? ? ? Here and There No more meritorious work for the scenic development of Casper could be done than the Casper Motor club is planning for the next week or so. The proposed park improvements for Casper mountain will do more to make Casper a beauty spot and the subject for a day's motoring trip than any other single agency. For these hot days—a New Per- fection Ofl Stove. Baileys Furniture Store, 326 West Yellowstone. 1617J. Try Marinello face bleaches for re- sults. Henning Marinello Shop. Hen- ning Hotel. Souvenirs of an interesting design are being given away this week by the Evans Jewelry company. They consist of a small looking-glass on the back of which aré shown the birth-stones for each month. The thinking fellow calls a Yellow. Phone 4. Lela Crafts, who attended Denver University during the past year, has returned and has taken her former position at the Casper Gas Appliance comany, Good catches are synonymous with good tackle, Let Richards and Cun- ningham complete your selection. For satisfaction try the Seon<lay lunch at Kopper Kettle Inn. We'll say that old man “hard times” would find a mean reception in Casper. The town seems as busy as a college hangout during rush week. Change the “no business” slogan to “we're doing fine.” Old lumpy mattresse remade at the Casper Mattress Factory, 326 West Yellowstone. 1617J. Do you want a rod that will stand the gaff? To find it go to Richards and Cunningham. An ttem of interest to gift and Jewelry shoppers will be the an- nouncement by H. B, Kline, that at his old location, 135 South Center street, is a. new shop known as Kline's Jewelry store. The néw shop will feature novelties, jewelry, china, and art goods. A complete line of gift goods may be seen at the store. Quick service from Yellow Cab. Phone 4. Real sodas for 10 and 16c at the Kopper Kettle Inn. Like the negro soldier who saw the same bullet twice-once when it passed him, and again when he pas: sed it—in like manner does the new sign of the Aero Filling Station im- press the, passer-by. Practically every color of the rainbow is duplicated in the well-designed electrical sign. The wiring for the sign was done by the Electrical Supply and Construction company. For soft drinks and a cool place to enjoy them—Kopper Kettle Inn, The announcement that the Ford dealers of Wyoming will hold a shop clinic this week shows a gpirit of progress among the dealers of the state. These clinics are being held in principal cities over the whole country. Besides 50 dealers and their service men in attendance, there will Mondell Addressing Delegates Frank lean convention, is sliown above second session, w Mondell of Wyoming, permanent chairman of the Repub. addressing the delegates during the be many of the leading mechanical experts of the country at the Wyom- ing clinic, Fly-fishing will soon be in order. A complete selection of flies will be found at Richards and Cunningham, Callaway's semi-annual furniture sale will be of importance to June brides and other prospective home- makers, Most strongly featured are suites for porch, bedroom and par- lor. A fish is wise. Fool him with leaders and snelis from Richards and Cunningham. AMBASSADOR IS BACK HOME SEATTLE, Wash, June 16.—Cy- rus Woods, who is retiring as.am- bassador to Japan, arrived here to- day from Yokohama. He is en route to Washington to report to Secre- tary Hughes. ———<—<— ______ For results try a Tribune Clas- sified Ad, .. LIBRARY CHINA CAB FOLDING DAVENPORTS CORN FLAKES 10 BE PUSHED HERE That every Casper revident will have the opportunity of trying Kel- log's Corn Flakes, D. C, Preston in charge of a crew of men has been in the city for the past few days, and will remain here the balance of the week delivering to every house in the city a sample package of this product. In connection with this actiy- ity the Kellog compeny has carried and is carrying a steady and sub- stantial advertising campaign in Tho Tribune and grocery stores are co-operating by window displays of this national breakfast food. Mr. Preston states that Casper Is one of the satisfactory points jn the territory in which he works, and that sales reflect the purchasing power of the city, and the prosper- ity, that {s apparent. Mr. Preston makes his headquarters in Denver. —— 2? 2 Wyoming Motorway ? f ? Che Casper Daily Cribune GIRL RESERVES LEAVE TONIGHT FOR akoolONa District Conference Will Be Held in Estes Park ’ This Week ‘Three members of the Casper Girl Reserves, Margaret Nichols, Alberta Wagner and Margaret Stanley, have been elected by thelr club as ates to the Rocky Mountain iet_ conference which will be held at Estes Park, Colo., June 17 to evening so that they may be there for the opening of the conference late tomorrow. Miss Ruth Meacham girls’ work secretary, left for the conference yesterday. The conference includes several Rocky Mountain states. Delegates are elected to it from the valious clubs, election naturally being class- ed on the merit of the eee The Casper delegates have leaders in their club and hay ten prominent part in all its activities. The club itself by candy sales and similar work has provided the money for the expenses of the trip. The conference will be an educa- tional and recreational one. pak seh ot Se, PRICES DROP DURING MAY ‘WASHINGTON, Jun 16,—A_ con- tinued downward swing in wholesale prices through May was shown in figures announced today by the bur+ Due chiefly to di cline in the farm products and motal groups, the bureau's weighted index number on 404 commodities fell off one point from the level in April, to 147. With the exception of the food group, which was stationary, all groups showed a slight decline in May. ‘The average wholesale price level was nearly six per cent below that of the same month last year, GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE Household Goods WHEN? TUESDAY: JUNE17; 2 P.M. WHERE? AT 215 WEST FIRST STREET Unquestionably the Largest Auction Sale of the Season In Casper—A Brand New Auctioneer | WHO WILL SELL THE GOODS ! No Article Will Be Passed at This Sale <i YOU MAKE THE PRICE—THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD ! THEY ARE NOT PRICED BEFORE THE SALE | NEW AND USED F URNITURE THOUSANDS OF OTHER ARTICLES TOO TABLES NUMEROUS BEDS AND SPRINGS MATTRESSES INETS ROUND DINING TABLES SQUARE DINING TABLES BED LIBRARY TABLE WE PASS NO GOODS TO MENTION POTS AND PANS WE HAVE NO BIDDERS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE BE THERE ON THE DOT Time: Tuesday, 2 p.m. Sharp Place:215 West First St, -No Waiting GOODS ON DISPLAY AT 10 A. M. TUESDAY JOE MORROW, Auctioneer SHIP CAUGHT OFFICE DESK WRITING DESK STAND TABLES DRESSERS COSTUMES ROCKERS OF ALL KINDS IN ICE FLOES NOME, ‘Ausaxa, J June 16.—The veteran cutter, Bear, of the United States coast guard, on her farewell crufse to the “Arctic, is In an ice pack arigting ‘through Bering strait. — Strike of Bakers Closes: All Shops today on“ ac- of the strike of the Butte union, which demands a $1 a day. No conferences are scheduled. Master bakers are organizing to operate the shops themselves and hope to open up the latter part of the week. Bread may be imported from other Donee cities, ——__—_ 3____ Beauty Donce BROTHERS Four Passenger Coupe Comfort ——_@—_ BUFFETS OIL STOVES KITCHEN CABINETS WARDROBE TRUNKS DISHES MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1924. . We Have Just aie Received : ANew Shipment of the Finest Suits of Hart Schaffner & Marx AND - Styleplus To Be Sold In Three Groups $3 72 50 Mednick Bros. OPPOSITE THE HENNING HOTEL Watch Our Windows; Compare Our Values