Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 2

PAGE Two. LIONS 10 ELECT OFFICERS TODAY FOR NEW YEAR Convention at Omaha Near Close; Coast City Is Favored. Election of the fon « conclude the h annual convention of the In- jatiof of Lions OMAHA, June ers and se n stfall, Mason City, today Msted on the army and navy de tments’ rolis as missing and more are being listed daily. They, » not He unidentified in French raves, They were not. lost. in action. They came home safe from service. But they have disappeared since returning to this country, leaving wives, mothers and sweet- hearts behind them without a hint as to their whereabouts. Their bonuses probably never will be paid; unless they can be proved ‘iead, their dependents undoubtedly will go without added: compensation for the services of their fighting strength during the late war. The ruling which was held ‘since [the close of the war has been that “a dependent applying for the ad- justed compensation due a veteran must submit with the application a certificate of the veteran's death.” This rule is being applied to the cases involving veterans’ disappear- ances, The legal committee of the adjusted compensation offices of the war and the navy departments is SPOT AMAT SYA DERT ET By EDNA MARSHALL. (Copyright, 1924, Consolidated Press Association;) WASHINGTON, June 26.—Post-war tragedies involv- ing hundreds of thousands of American lives—the stories of boys who have disappeared and whose families are vainly seeking them—have been brought to light by the granting of the soldier bonus. Uncounted numbers of veterans of the World war are as he did. She has tried in vain to find him. . The police and consular forces of @ score of nations have been en- gaged the last few days in following up clues that might lead to the loca- tion of the wanderers. But these men have changed their names and Positive identification by photo- graphs is a hazardous proposition. Of the 5,500,000 former service men who, in the eyes of the veter- ans’ bureau, should have bonuses, probably not more than 5,000,000 ever will receive them. a CHARGE OF ASSAULT . INVOLVING DRY AGENT {5 DROPPED BY COURT, fhe Casper pany eripune : TRAGEDY CONTINUES TO STALK Dempsey’s Success in IN LIVES OF FORMER SERVICE) Secu ring Publicity Has MEN AS BARED BY BONUS PLANS} — Lesson For Politicians By L. C. OWEN (Copyright, 1924 The Casper Tribune) SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.—Con- greasmen and * geckers after Public office or public acclaim might do well to emulate Jack Dempsey, heavyweight pugilistic king of the universe and develop @ bump of re ciprocity. Dempsey has just been in San Francisco five days on a movie shooting expedition. In that interval, the man who bowled over’ Willard, Carpentier, Firpo, et-al., by might of his manulles, garnered almost twice as much free newspaper space as any statesman or other celebrity, in- cluding a couple of presidents, who ever visited San Francisco. During the ‘five days, he received 217 columns of type and photos ‘in six local newspapers—enough to com- pletely fill two eight. column. news. papers of twelve pages each and still leave several columns over for ‘good measure. Newspaper men hers, analyzing Desnpeye ability “to “make” both front and sport . pages with his doings, attribute it mostly to one thing—his largely developed bump of reciprocity, which causes Jack to hunt out and seek to do favors for anyone who ever did favor him. This reciprocity thing, say the newspaper scribes, always has enough “human Dempsey ts no starnger to San Francisco. It was here and across the bay at Oakland, that Jack got ‘his first start up the fighting ladder. And as his pork and bean days were slim pocketbook days, there were lots of chances for those who knew Jack to do him many favors. When the champion insisted in partaking of $4,770.46 meal over at Ma Kearns’ little bungalow in Oak- land, while a whole army of movie supernumeraries meanwhile stood idle, it. was just a sample of nts re- ciprocal bent, say local sport writers. Ma Kearns did him many favors and he got a real kick out of reci- procating—although eating Me ‘Kea- . pnt RIVER : THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1924, rns’ fried chicken really was a favor from, not to her. ,.. One of the first things. Dempsey did when the movie boat landed him here was to seek out a little water-| front restaurant which long has been known for {ts sustaining and toothsome ‘re? mike," or corned beef and cabbage. Jack had eaten there many times In his less prosper- ous fighting days, sometimes ‘‘on tick.” Of course, a crowd followed Jack. And he saw that it followed there at least once each day during his visit. Over in Oakland, Dempsey's best ‘friend is Tommy Simpson, a four- round boxing promoter. It was Simpson who really gave Jack his first fighting chance by advancing him transportation from Saft Lake to participate in a bout that paid $15. In that first fight for Simpson against Al Norton, who held him to a draw, Dempsey, entered the ring with a fever of 102 degrees. Simpson knew Dempsey was in-no condition to fight and offered to let him off. Nothing doing. Dempsey knew Simpson had advertised the pout and stood to financially so he went on anyway. Last nesday night, ‘Simpson of his reguiar boxing shows ae Oakland. Two days before Dempsey called him on the phone. “Put me down to referee your bouts,” Jack told him, “Maybe I can pack ‘em in for you and help keep the old wolf from the door.” Simpson put him down in a little benefit, both: vocally and ee al ever staged in Los Angeles. During. his. stayhere,, Dempsey spent most of his spare time hun: uta up old friends. In the process he acy cumulated 217 columns of free bey paper publicity, —_— newspaper announcement and a crowd of 32,000 turned out. ” Once down, in Los Angeles Mrs. Jack Doyle, wife of a boxing pro- motor, for whom Dempsey also fought in his pork and bean days, told her husband that Jack was the cleanest and most gentlemanly fight- er she had ever met. A few weeks ago, Mrs. Jack Doyle gave a society benefit for orphan children. Denip- For the past five years the Cana: is dian government (has donated one, sey reciprocated the ancient compli-| third of the amount spent by -varl- ment by going on and knocking out|ous municipalities in unemployment three opponents. It was the biggest! relief. : i ‘Why baer Bascierer ps breed other diseases? it floods your sys- tem with dangerous poisons. And the longer you suffer, the more poisons accumulate. That is-why constipation should be relioved at once. Doctors recommend Kellogg ’s Bran, cooked and krumbled. They know it brings results because it is ALL bran. And only ALL bran can be 100 per cent effective in relieving constipation. ALL bran — Kellogg’s — % cleans and purifies the intestine. it acts as nature acts. It makes the in- testine function naturally and regu- larly. Edgar ays & it will bring permanent relief most chronic cases of constipation—is guaranteed "Eat Kellogg’s Bran, ‘cooked. and krumbled, with milk or cream. Sprinkle grocers. 4 now considering whether or not a aa ~ change in its policy to give the bon-| “CHEYENE, Wyo. June 26.—Ac- us to families of those soldiers who| tion against Charles F. Peterson, have disappeared since fighting. But| Federal prohibition agent, charged a negative decision is presaged by| With assault and battery on Oscar ie army and navy authorities and offi-| Nelson during a raid at Sheridan 4 clals of the national veterans’ bu-|%0™e time ago, was dismissed in the * c er tes United States court here Wednesday, - Etiange are the cases the efforts} When the prosecuting witnesa talled , to collect the bonus have brought to|‘® @Ppear or be represented by coun: *: light. sel Dismisal was made on. the Stories of wanderlust, tragedies of | Motion of United States District, At: ‘ 2 human hearts—disappointed hopea| ‘Fey Albert D. Walton. : and lives made almost useless—are Another case growing out of the " involved. Thousands of fighting|®4™me Incident, in which Peterson : men, restless in the quiet peace and| Charges Nelson with having _inter- a the return to humdrum bysin fered with an officer, will come up " after the constant excitement during the fall term of court. . thrilling dangers of the trenches, a have slipped away to newer scenes, ANNOUNCEMENT. . H. ROE BARTLE, Boy Scout ex- purging their identities, shutting be-} pr. William A. Bryant, physician “e ective of Carper who is song leader | 24 the doors of thelr earller lives. ang murgeon, announces the moving > Jeane ‘Lions International conven. | Others, recovered after horrible dis lof his office from the 0-8 building , tion being held this week in Omaha. figuring wounds and suffering over-|to Smith-Turner (Gladstone) hotel 5 Wyoming and Montana delegates to|™uch from sensitiveness, have pre-|across from Henning. 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