Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 10

- SIDELIGHTS 0 CONVENTION (Continued from Page One.) the unterrified Democracy. The latest G. G. P. arrival of prominence is former Representative Phil Camp- bell of Kansas. Mr. Campbell was at one time chairman of the all- powerful. rules committee in the House of Representatives. At the Cleveland convention, which was s0 Jambasted by Keynoter Harrison, Mr. Campbell was chief parliamentarian. He was glways at the front of the platform, ready to “parliament,” but the convention was so well organized that no question arose and the abill- ties of the well-known Kansan were not called into play. ‘The “Senatorial oligarchy” of which former Governor Cox used to complain in the last election is catching it hot and heavy in this con- vention. The “oligarchy” had reach- ed its height in 1920 when it dictated the nomination of Warren Harding and wrote the party platform. It met its Waterloo at Cleveland. The Democrats can't say much worse things about some of the Republi- ¢an senators than were said and thought at Cleveland by the friends of President Coolidge. Pat Harrison presided with so much pep ané perspicacity while acting as temporary chairman that many of the delegates wished he bad been selected for the permanent post. Pat put things through with a rush that called forth smiles and cheers from the perspiring delegates. Madison Square Garden has a glass roof and the “daylight saving” sun shines through it with all t! vim and vigor of mid-July rather than late June, ‘Hot houses have glass roofs ao the reader may draw his own conclusion as to the tempera- tures in the convention hall when things get to going right. These Democrats always draw hot weather and, best of all, they love it. . It didn't take ‘em ten minutes to “shuck" their coats and make a shirt sleve affair out of it. The southern delegates were spots of coolness in their linen and duck sults. p< Whoever selected Miss Anna Case as convention soloist certainly got a quick and appreciative vote of thanks from the delegates and gal Jeries. Miss Case, who ts a Metro- politan Opera star, sang “The Star Spangled Banner” and the “Battle Hymn of the Republic” with a dra- matic fervor which swept the con- vention off its feet. Her voice rang clear and mellow above the chorus of ten thousand voices which joined her at her beckoning. Delegates who had not caught her name at first rose in their places and demanded that they be told again. Miss Case not only has a lovely voice, but is a lovely Indy and the delegates were loath to let her 0. The convention band occasionally gets its signals crossed. It had bet- ter watch its step when the favorite #on booms are being launched. Some hot-headed Southerner or hard-head ed westerner may take a shot at it if it perpetrates the wrong time. For instance, when Senator Pat Harri- fon, of Mississippi, was first intro- duced, the band ineptly played “Cali fornia, Here I Come.” Pat had no idea: of going to California for finy- thing or anybody. , Later, the band sent out a correction by bursting into “Dixie.” That helped some. ‘The sessions of a Democratic na tional convention always are late in assembling. The delegates don't seem to mind. It gives them an op- portunity to go visiting on the floor or to rally around their standards and sing the state songs, About the only state song everybody seems to know is “My Old Kentucky Home.” “In Dear Old Georgia’ generally gets a few volunteers from the out side, but “I-Oh-Wa, I-Oh, Wa TAAt's Where the Tall Corn Grows” gen- erally has to go it alone. “The Banks of the Wabash 1s still remembered by some of the olf timers, but the modern generation seems to have passed it by, Convention visitors and delegates fre as one in their praise of the New York cops. They are just getting ac quainted with the blue coats but before the convention is over they are bound to be good friends. New York cops are about the most cour: teous the country knows, especially to the Indies. They are also a fine looking body of men and their unt forms always are immaculate. Mayor Hylan told the delegates in his wel- coming speech he had passed the word along to the police te to them. The announ greeted with a great cheer. “How about the revenuers? One raucous voiced gentleman demanded Dut the mayor only smiled and evi dently he could not vouch for the Tlask-hunters who have invaded the metropolis. There are s0 many revenuers fround that the native New Yorkers are beginning to complain that some of thelr unfailing “sources of supply across the counter” are going dry They will be glad when the Demo. cratic show comes again over and business be. 8 usual,” Tn telling the delegates that New York i the fairest city in all the land, Ma Hylan always niikes one exception. He puts Wall street on the griddle and roasts it to a fare-you-well. He says Wall street is @ narrow Jane with a river at one nd and a grave yard at the other In between, he opines, here is crowd- ed more wickedness, more corrup tion, more “special Interest,” more embattled boodle than in any other quarter of the world, Some folks who have listened to the mayor are beginning to believe he took Hollins seriously when Hollins told him the Georgia d tion waa first for McAdo and sec for Hylan. The Republican conven tion at Cleveland was like a stately noclety function tn the severely drap ed drawing reom: The “Madison Square Garden convention is like al te ‘ , Slain 4 47.20 WHE BANK. a Nou Dor You ste Im GETTING THERE 1/70 Dovey in THE Tae Onis WHER THIS COLUMN HITS THE } Gane © WHAT IF THE BANK IS 1So MaRK - WATCH OUT ! SAFE? MY GROWN EYEO: 3 X Baey wie BE ALC Str FOR THE BONE STAKES 4 Bill, Brennan, heavyweight pu: silat who was shot and killed in lew York cabaret by wo un- a world characters believed to be members of a bootleg gang with whom .« the, prizefighter_ had hed trouble, {SORTAWARM. BUT You DUDE OUT: HERE DIDN'T | OUGHT TO BEEN OUT HERS REALIZE AN’ STRIPPED TO LAST AUGUST. SUN WAS i TAKE A DIPIN A POOL IN PRETTY HOT THEN. ILET THE ROCKS. HE TOPNED ~ THE WATER IN MY CANTEEN RED WITH SUNBURN AN’ GET LOW AN' IT BLEW UP THEN BROWN AS A LIFE JUST LIKE A BOILER, | SAVER BEFORE HE GOT’ CRIPPLED A MULE-AN WE HAD TO SHOOT Her. picnic, or a shower party, with the old flag flying and the bunting flap- ping in the breeze. If there were any Ku Kluxers among the customers when Cardinal Hays was delivering the invocation, they stood nobly on their feet and bowed their heads with the Catholic prelate. The cardinal stressed Toyal- ty to America more than once and also quoted the words of Lincoln— “with charity toward all\and malice toward none.” There was one man tn the open- ing audience whose eyes were tea: dimmed during the great demonstra- tion'for Woodrow Wilson. That man was Joe Tumulty. CANDIDATES ON TOES AT N.Y. (Continued from Page One.) fight will be carried to the floor of SERVICES OFFERED ri i * AUTO BLECTRIC, 136 E. Midwest] FOR SALE—45 pound mattress $7;| NIN SUMMARY OF walnut finish dropleaf table $9.25; 500 it, standard addi- the convention. The origin of the MARCEL and bob curl, complete, | used dresser, $10; unfinished chairs tion on pevement, Call 27563 after timidity here, however, is interest $1; manicure 50c; experienced op- a shades and linoleum at reduced| ness. Phone 2866J.... 5 o'clock. ing. There are many states where erators. Phone 636M for appoint-| prices. Hunter-Goll Co., 241 W. NOY ET, BREE LIS the Democrats who left the party In ments, 604 8. Center. irets Phone 986J. FOR RENT—ROOMS 1920 on the league issu. have not PLASTERING CONTRACTOR. FOR SALE—Cane sugar 100 .$20; two-room © unfur returned. In thelr anxiety to win,| WAsSHINGTON—Ambassador Kel-| | Estimates furnished. J. A, Han-| Ohunde $978; eege per came $7? berate hished $18." Phone 1635NR 1020% even staunch adherents of the| togg at London was instructed to at-|son. Res. 164 N, Fenway.. Phone| mit per.case $4.60; beans per 100 league are saying there is no use de- he @orthcoming premiers’ cdn-| 2124W. pounds $6. Phone 642M. Uberately antagonizing larg nee ae ¢ th FOR SALB—Two pleces 6: ‘feed TOR REN tienes Paral furnish- nt thie line | rence to discuss execution of the) 7aRpmR method: soft water sham- fate tthe oleae a eee Be recente a aon to. tists ine | Dames’ plans poos, marcelling: home appoint. jis fnoleumy abe Ie foot 5 RENT—Sleepingroom turnisned| 6440. ‘Phone 22685. ot reasoning fA Ene: atcxsnented ments. Mra. R. Colby, 1038 Pear. | teet toni Labs ene $1 Mey CY. Rel ey apy a ‘Tent ner penal (Sete aati eae DSRS argument of 6 pro-leaguers that LMINGTON, Del.—Two lives] p; 5 ed AB le ai i sn OS 5 oe ak SRE BAS SR, East 1: pi deere gpatNpendie uly Bean Phone 28573. new ead ipa $20, 751 Ne bur. FOR were lost and damage estimated at bin. oR. since 1920 and that even the Re-| $1,000,000 was caused by a storm. {HAVE some good building lote,| >. Phone 34 FOR RENT —New Des Apartment also housekeeping room in banse- publican convention at Cleveland es will build you a home ands y FOR SALE—Beb bedding, eee —— ay Povey ewe suet ok seat bonte , Pisoabre do dobele was not as hostile to co-operation] BOSTON -- Courtenay Crooker,|™@y plan it to your own need and] folding screen, and lbrary « unfurnis! i 5 with Europe as was the case in| poston atturney, was appointed ad-|P8¥ for it like rent. Phone 25395. | Basement 321 8. Lincoln. 1920 . viser in forelgn affairs to King aun bole arte The McAdoo managers who; tt] Rama VI of Slam, succeeding Dr.| WOMAN wants work by cay oF the would be thought, would lead the] Francis B, Sayre, son-in-law of Presi-| ome. Phone 812M. fight for the League of Nations, are| dent Wilsbn, who ts to do. special conspicuousty silent, preferring to] work for Siam in America. have the issue made by others. Men ¥ phe adtats 5 RENT—Tworcom like Newton D. Baker and Carter] GENEVA—German labor served sale, all good goods, no junk, San ent in duplex Glass will not let it slumber and are] notice at the international labor con- .| FOR RENT—Modern house: built-in features, Murphy sure to insist on a plank favorable ference that the struggle for eight | WANTED—Some one to look after] FOR SALE—Wardrope to go in six. |"OR RENT —Nedset boom MR ey fee WANTED " tment house, for part poet hat aia Mace Aa bia to the league. Mr. McAdoo’s posi-| hour day would be crried on by}. “maui apar . a ipeag 788 Past Lind. ton one : tion is that the league should be] means of strikes. of rent. 615 8. Beech. FOR RENT—One nice Meepink ms toe Nghe waeeaneet apartment entered by the United States only ———__ WANTED—Party with truck going | reasonabl cheap. p pri ‘nut cats ‘after 4:00 0% Poclock. Ti after a national referendum. Wil. ? ? ? Wyoming Motorway ? ? ? to Craig, Colo., to take small load | Mill, 214 West B. Phone 1806W. a CY Ave. Ham Jennings Bryan favors the |——————————— | of household go Must be going same thing. On the Ku Klux Klan plank 2431-R or write P. O, 199. table, five chairs and one sery-| prone 226J, 8S, Lincoln. month. Phono 15125, : RS ing chair. 704 8, Park. 4 Oper barbie so Sib a soe ce Meas WANTED—Smail furnished apart. |= FOR RENT—Smiall, front sleeping. | OR RENT—One of the best five-]" BLACKMORE APARTMENTS hout the proposition than there was | WANTED—Men, women and cheld-} ment, must be well locatec' and of| OR SALE—At @ bargain, B@inch| room on main floor, suitable for|, Tom apartments in Casper, un-|' sixth and Wolcott streets, the fin- about the propositior ere W : ren’s hair cutting 40c. Shop un-|the best. Address Box B-675, ‘Trib: x leather bot-| working girl. 1023 E. Second. Dor-| furnished. For parttoulars. Call 382./est in Casper, newly decorated, jan- four years ago. The platform willl aer Grill Cafe and Henning Hotel.|une giving phone, rocker; a ‘ = itor service, laundryroom.. Apply to be brought in by the resolutions aE mea EE at Hovary’” tabae: = — : —— ToRiesent rth math ana eee Janitor or phone §9J. committee on Thursday, but a de NTE neat y ie 23683, R NT—Sleepingroom in mod- a= ee Pots ak the appears inevitable,| man to share room. Phone 200J. |For Sale—AUTOMOBILES room. Milne Apts. . Apply Apt. 3. TOR Fann Chea, coer epertaatat with the final decistjon subject to = bates » si FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- EXPERIENCED grocery and cloth - WANTED TO BUY rch, best res#iCéntial district. 616 balloting on specific Planks by the} ing clerk 1s open for a job. Phone | waANTED—Ford truck, as first pa: FOR RENT—BSulte ‘of two furnish. | nishet eee ee tccile waster Divine., Phone 1869M, pDyentan Jin 850. ment on nice lot with large base: sao | 2 $e Boomaas< Myingtoons “and bed. atk ae Most of the opposition to McAdoo - Gay |ment and garage; a bargain. Box] WANTED—Ford truck, as first pay- . modern, second floor, good l0- here has developed from the Ku|WANTED—Barber for Saturday,|Ten7, “repane ment on nice lot with large. base-| cation; grill cooking allowed. 141 W. Teason- Klux Klan issue and his supporters} guaranteed $10. Call R. W. Mulvi- raeat ahatpaedaet ie IB. Box | rene: parr able prices. Phone 249 or call are anxious to have the platform|hill, Glenrock, Wyo. FOR SALE--Good bug body, cheap. | 5.957, Tribune. : Runttendena Moarernee ts: S. David. adopted so that he*can publicly say 255 N. Grant. Phone 94! vor RENT—Nice cool clean sieep- that he stands on the plank therein. This may dispose of much of the antagonism. he has encountered, jh, FOR’ RENT—Two tworoom ANTED—' coal range ingroom, day or week, reason: HELP WANTED—Female |Fon SALm —Buick touring $250,| Vneater beter tars ae gas| ation clonesin, 438 8, Wolcott. Partly furnished or one also Ford roadater $125; both cars| range ar heater Phone 1088, four-room house. Calb 821 B. Third, in excellent shape. Call ‘after 5 p. FOR RENT—Furnishead room for between 7 and 8 p, m. though when that ts out of the way| WANTED—Women to paint lamp|m. 1130 Spruce. Phone 1166J. WANTED TO yp Pee pay more ht housekeepin; and garage. a revival of the ofl issue would not] shades for us at homé. Easy, sor cant ranges, ters, dressers, Pr Beech. peated 613M. New Yellowstone ¥OR RENT—Modern ‘two-room fur- be surprising. pleasant work. Whole or part time.| FOR SALE—High class four-pas-| quofolds, all pees beavers: goods. Phone — nishea apartment, close in, rea- ood ‘Anacoes Nileart Company, 3641 Ft senger coupe, a bargain, 444 S.| 1086. FOR RENT—Three nice, clean, bed- . sonable. 811 N. Lincoln. Phone For results try a Tribune Clas-| Wayne Indiana. Lincoln. rooms, close in, one block from Apartment Hotel 1186M. sified Ad. WANTED <= Desirable’ worn "an WE WILL buy or exchangesyour | hus line, use of bath, 751.N, Durbin. sitie . WANTED — Desirable woman to|CURTAINS repaired and Ughts put] used furniture. Harned Furniture| phone S46rt, . FOR RENT—Tweroom modern ACR AY FRET work in boarding house, must be| in. Western Auto Top Shop. 413 S.|Co., 284 8. David. Phone 249. FORTSFOUR "APARTMENTS apartment, lights and gas, every- ? 2 2 Wyoming Motorwsy 2? [axperienced. 515 S. Beech. Durbin. thing furnished. Also bedroom for pi WANTED TO BUY—Used — furnt- FOR RENT—HOUSE- Oneroom and kitchenette; all |) gentieman. On bus line, Phone FOR SALE—1923 coupe; Al shape.| ture, Friday of each week; parties new furniture and Iaundryroom; || 2333). . 145 N. Jackson. POSITIONS WANTED Terms. 1484J. haying furniture for sale. Call §7W. KEEPING ROOMS hot and/ cold water and gas fur. |}——————orrr nished; come and see them, rent || FOR RENT—Fourroom furnished ° *|SAVE $100 on new Ford Coupe. —Hfignest cash 2 reduced to $35. 426 Yellow- || ‘apartment $40; three-room. apart- BOY 17 wants work of any kind,| Perfect running order; ji nice! nd fural.| FOR RENT—Furnished housekeep-|] stone, Phone -2750: ment, bath and nook $50, Bur can drive car. Phone 1778W. broken in, Phone Rpy Churchill ; ing rooms, no children. 134 8. Jack- 214 Midwest Bldg. Call and see it Peep ge eee Smith, son, Phone 147W Realtors? ; ‘ PERIENCED porter or janttor |__| wants work of any kind. Call| FOR SALE—Dodge touring in good ‘TED—Live fat hens by the FOR RENT—Pive, lar; Two cents per word or ten cents | 1535W. shape, or will take good Ford in| case, address the Glenrock Hotel,| For Rent—APARTMENTS | FoR RONT—Three-room furnished we ‘fully: mod. in on trade, Call 487 between 9:00 a.| Glenrock, Wye basement apartment, modern, | »,°'" rooms. beautifully furnished; Ss | "8; fine location, garage; to res: ‘bh pei \e. . COMPETENT lady wants house-|im. and 4:00 p. m. - front and back entrance; no chil- 1g) onty.&: “4 ponsione NO AD LESS THAN 80 CENTS. | COT Has hed several years ex-| ooo WANTED TO BUY—Three, four or | on qaunt—Tworoom apartment,|dren. 1018 8. Walnut. people only 821 CY. banin Ue et ieeiie aise perience nursing. 213 East J. 5 { bargain prices; two | five-room modern houes’ on or! Ttathed except bedding and | po ONLACKFACE CAL HEADLINE Dodge commercial; one | near paving, southeast side pro-| .furnitned sxcenl | oe ‘OR RENT— WOPpOC BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE || (Dy with three yoara experience, | Dodee ing, one Nash touring. | ferred; give definite location, price modern apartment, good ‘location, Tiil be charged the apace of two)’ ants work in beautly parlor, been | Call at 337 N. Wolcott ms if any, in reply, P.. 0. REDUCED BENT ¢ Sets Ae A eY A away from it a few years. Box B- 492 Close in, newly ‘Wecorated, — fur-]— —— Ou ul (a) So eee ay ei erectoctive oe) oribinte FOR SALE REO SPEEDWAGON, |__| ished apartment,” private. bath, |FOR RENT—Unturnished “modern pened go aig a 4g | _ cant Petroleum Tron Works, 407| WANTBD—Am in ‘market, for good | REIN aarimenta, 140 1, Midwest.| \three-room: apartment, gas fur RORniod OF CLASSIFID|A MAN with wife and two children|Oil Exchange. Phone 1902, Hi, not old and of Hereford, nished. 1138 W. Eleventh. Phone AD ERRORS. needs work, any kind. Call The Casper Daily Tribung will | Boxelder. not be responsible for more than and Shorthorn breed. Se¢|/ Foi RENT—Three-rcom complete: | 1818NR, 1 2 Midwest Bidg. , Doe DOES Sry peewenes re d dg. ly furnished apartment or i. Third| FOR RENT—wWilson’ uparunents, a Job ? For Sale—Miscellaneous fe BRA EP EY 5 on aay’ 5 Ingroom, & " e | POU year old girl wants to WANTED TO BUY—We have cus is - strictly moderh unfurnished, firo ope, incorrect, insertion of any eG | TCRt ch onlidren oc help with house ———~ ,_ tomer who wants a three or four-! Apartment 4. Phone 2180, pluce, Murphy bed and range, cor BS ores” win es cae time, Berore not the fault of} work, Call 316M or 327 Jeffer-] FOR SALE—Cheap, one new side} room modern, home. What have FOR RENT — Three-room strictly et ee ee and Washington. Phone elp every the advertiser which clearly lessen | son. delivery rake, Carlson Dairy, |¥OU? Phone 1268. modern unfurnished — apartment. | 10 man and woman in Casper in the real value of tho advertisement Phone 2714R4 Inquire’ 1214 HB. First, Apartment . - a n FOR RENT Nicely furnished two-||' search of empl biication | WANTED—Boy of 18, wants work | ——_——____ No. 4. " of employment to find ye FIvVB| of any kind, painting preferred.| HAND laundry for sale, making $50 For Rent—Miscellaneous cae modern apartment, private “ae per week. Call 1885R, FOR RENT—622 South Grant, first on bus line. 810 W,. Eleventh. work by publishing class exceNently furnished three-|Phone 1591M. will be rectified on): without extra char A days after insertion, No republica,|Phone 1266) tion will be made when the error . $0 WHITE man, 45 years old, experl:] FOR SALE—Two sets of bedroom| OR RENT—Vacuum cleaner with) oF aartment,. tile bath, steam Goes not materially affect the sense! " ooa in engineering®and off electric fixtures, very reasonable. ts. Casper Wiectric Cos) ) et cas range, $90; also two single| POR RENT—Threv-roam basement or purpose of tho advertisement, ; Phone 1993J. pont, +4 Mehti furnished. 1211 8, Elm.. Phone TELEPHONE ADS. no ie offer refused. Box] 715 8. Grant. u basement Pe eae Sineniar ae fo. on pave. s17W. ade veceived over the “TELE. |————--______ | FOR fresh vegetables. stop at Koh: fuent and busine, close in, Call 1618 RENT has dow: “s “4 lers, Riverside Farms, Alcova| ber month, be nt apartment No. 8 gone way down, rent- PHONE, but we cannot guarantee ERVICES OFFERED ri mikes. Brooks, 660 Hast {B. Phone|or apply. baseme ing a $40 apartment for $22.50 ACCUFACY. | SING HOUR. s road. 1648 W. on premises. gas, lights anc water ‘furnished: “Ponition Wanted” ads. Re y x = - wit dina nce AR a As BS SAS . . ,, furniahed: Want Ads to be classified proper- FOR BALE—Wiectrical fixtures for | "Oh RENT —One or two office|FOR REUNT—Three and four-room | Come early ene gat, De, taken up|} member tt will com you noth. ly must be in the Casper Daily] WANTED—Rough (Cry washing. | bedroom, very reasonable. Phone elevator service. Phone| modern unfurnished apartments, | It 1" a snap. $31 N. Burlington Tribune office before 10. Want Ads| Phone 967 rent reasonable, 116 East G {T—One five-room apart ing to advertise your services reosived after 10 to 12 a. m. will be| — — ~ - Phone 1969 and one. four-rc apart er the head “Too Late ALE—Office typewriter desk, | POR RENT—Store rooms at - men ment, triode yo 5 unfurn' abe 2h the i ertirig. 1 three chairs, Phone 2173R First and 113-8, Ash. Inquire,of|FOR RENT—One modern furnished | ror ntoemation, Phone 19 OY TOWN ADVERTISE, der tients “erp ——| George Pedaris, 258 W. First two-room. apartment, Close 11. 460 0 neces estee If you are in need of wor! MENTS. mere ear POR | BALE—Gearhart’s knitting 8. Beech. Phone 904W. FOR RENT—Nicely ftirnished base : Must be accompanied by cash or}MARCHLLG and bob curl Thc.| | machine, cost $50, will sell for Ment apartment, consisting of two check in full payment of the same] Evenings or Sunday appointments | $1 aw 1 t th, bedrooms, Kitchen, diningreom and I Se Note tho foregoing inate 20 _Mow he u A Teory dd sulky, prae Tribute wantads bring results. WANTED—Clean Gotton Rags at! path, electric washer; plenty of Ught tals per word tor the Casper Daily | WANTED— en's p31 | tically new and unbolled, $10. Call \ Trias. Osage re ow ventilation). $40 a month, Tribune. LN, Grany [before 7:39 p.m, 247 N. Lincoln, ee —— : Washington, Phone 1700, be oe ENT ah D Ms i RENT Sleeping : tn : HELP WANTED—MALE |‘ith!= the next few days. Phone|FOR SALE—Mahogany diningroom| " jocation on Grant Te oct, bus Hine, | % $45. Garage if, desired $5. 803 FOR RENT—Aapartment, #16 per a “grin res: