Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 7

2 MES. LINKED WITH. COMING) ELECTION HERE Candidates Are Mentioned for Two Che Casper Daily eridune U5. ATHLETES ARE. HEROES OF FIRE (N FRANGE Olympic Squad Tums To Life Emergency. ROCQUBNCOURT, France, 26.—(By The Associated Press)—The American athletes here to start in- training’ for the Obmpic had no more than gettied into night after their With politics reaching a fever heat in New York, the warm! a@ heavy sleep la voyage across the they were called upon to act as life FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT HELPED TOPLATFORM TO MAKE TALK MADISON SQUARB GARDEN, rane, now gone to his graye, and NEW YORK, June 26,—Four years| whose brilliant oratory of four years ago in the Democratic convention at | 28° Still was fresh In the minds of the delegates. San Franciseo, a vigorous youns| ‘With a husky negro on one aide man in the flower of youth, xeoond-| and a two hundred paund New York ed the nomination of Governor Al] copper on the other, Mr. Roosevelt Smith and won for himself the vice| was virtually carried up the stair presidential nomination. way leading to the speaker's plat Today the same young man, atill| form, and placed in Sotalr.’ ag Two Cents Made on rich in the vigor of his mind but | he was Iqughing and smiling gamely fighting gamely against the creeping | ana when the effort was over the Each Gallon, Answer ile paralysis was a8-| policemen stool beside Mr. Roose- T I fs ° 4 velt's chair and applauded. uni Sa And then, when during the roll © Injunction ys. eall for the nomination of candi. dates, Connecticut yielded ta New York and the convention realized] inne state te mening’ a two cent poo. that the crippled, but smiling young |r: on eagh gallon of gasoline it salle man en the platform was going t0/ 4: retail and in collecting the state nominate Governor Smith, a roar tax of two cents a gallon in addition, went up that fairly raised the roof. according to the answer to an In- ‘With the amsistance of the men|iinetion sult against the state sale SOUTH AKOTAARM BROKEN IN CLAIMS PROFIT) FALL OF HORSE ON GAS SALES) ares ses which he was riding stepped in hole and fel] with him. The acciden’ occurred near Rawlins. The bo: was brought to the Casper Privat: hospital. already announced their candidacy savers in a fire which broke out while ethers are hedging around to the lineup will be before their hats into the ring, suvee Who are Bald to be usly Partisan offiee of district idge are Lincoln H. Senvett, B. H. » George W. Ferguson, Henry Perking, Irving Gof: M. Boeke, M. ¥. Ryan and B. Paul Bacheller. For the equally attractive office ‘Twenty houses caught fire almost simultaneously, owing to a cirouit in electric wires. The jang- here} ling of fire bells and blowing of and | whistles Olympic contenders. by Dr, Karl Anderson, the tar hurler, quickly organ- ized a rescue party and hastened to the rescue of the villagers. The race to the fire gave the bors their’ first real sprint. fn the village in record time and found frantic women and men rushing about almlessly, lager was electrocuted when he at- tempted to eut a live wire which had fallen across the street. woman was severely burned, William B. Richardson of Stan- ford, ran the fastest 800 meters he r ran in his life—so he says— getting to the local power house with the mayor's assistance and or- dering the power cut. MURDERS ARE CONFESSED IN PRISON BOOK BATON ROUGE, La., June 26,-- Euzebe Vidrine, whose execution for the murder May 19, of Robert E. NATRONA COUNTY DELEGATES AND OTHERS BOLT POLITICAL CONVENTION AT WHEATLAND WHEATLAND, Wyo. June 26.—] was just the opposite of what we Delegates from Natrona, Converse post Niobrara counties and a ma- jority of those from Laramie walked put of the state convention Hitieai aetion here to have any- ender Nesbit and George Massee. The office of prosecuting attorney te go begging if a few more attorneys enter the race for judge of The only candidates whese names are being prominently mentioned at this time for the of- fice are W. J. Welrli and Bernard G. ‘Westover. SHITH'S NAME STARTS UPROAR (Continued from Page Six.) years ago limited the Canal Zone to The chair overruled the chal- wanted to do and we quit ,th venton when we saw that we had no chance of a square deal.” KIWANIANS 70 PLAY DOUGLAS CLUB JULY 10 Baseball Game Being Arranged as Feature for progressive yesterday and thing further to do with the meet- The trouble arose over the refusal of trena county delegates to sit in @ meeting over which no perman- ent chairman had been elected. This caused a great deal of animosity and when a third party was proposed and certain candidates endorsed the Nar trona county delegates claimed that the voting was mishandled by the Following Natrona county's with- drawal the delegates from the pre- The’ Arizona delegation got into a tangle and was polled. McADOO LEADERS GIVEN THE “RAZZ,” viously mentioned counties -went The remainder of the , Mr, Roosevelt lifted him; thous. gay fest on Re pal atid Med in dlstelct edurt to, on your food mi rele y | aay. you withe maki! t peak BORNE Re ee AES ett Attorneys for Governor McMaster Eatichg a any good; you propped himself against the table Wad ante era se hs ph Hy fin aside his crutches began)... occasioned by the suit of the In; “i dependent Home Oil company of ore roaring demonstration conti’ Fairmount, North Dakota, alleging i ty gasoline was sold by the state at a 9 , losn, ‘The state already has made a profit of $3,000, the answer declared. Pakaatsh RS —cicstatsah DRIVING IT HOME (Continued from Page One.) sorted to in dubious ways even by Square garden to nominate the gov-| the self-appointed saviors of the rest ernor of Ni York for the presi-| of us. F 8, mcy. He was Franklin D. Roos- ‘OR ALE—N. evelt, former assistant secretary of] You will see where Bigfoot has pe lew Iver- the navy, and manager of Governor] been shot, In his lifetime of a lit. Johnson Bicycle... Reasan- Smith's campaign. He stood in the|tle more than 20 years he caused Tere. .| PHILADELPHIA, June 26.—Ar- Pisce of the late W, Bourke Goch Storkmen thousands of dollars dam.) | THILADEU Te yale and Frank An-|| able. 715 South Grant, It is @ good thing to get rid of|derson of Columbia today advanced fn all predatory animals. Coyotes and|to the semi-finals of ¢! national Saree sneak out of draws, streak|intercolfegiate tournament. In over ridges and strike down sheep four round matches Jones conecee and cattle. W. W. Ingraham of Harvard an HAY. IN But your small sons will be dis |Anderson eliminated L, N. White, a appointed every time they hear that|University of Texas. CHIX FEEDS— SALT tthe 114 canines has been ATION 10 Killed, "They want the old. west| PHILADELPHIA, June t¢.—Hor| Casper Warehouse Co, to continue, They hate to see the|ace Orzer, of George Washington 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE pressure of economics forcing all|high school New York, today won TEL. 27 fs an eminent ph: ‘. best blood ° ssnauseel Wer Bee ended f LATESPORTS | Size? help “you. Ask for it at drug store,” asf ES a 2? ? Wyoming Motorway ? ? & A fF te wine’ D. Roosevelt, Smith’s CHALONS, France, June 26,—(By manager. in the Olympic team shooting com- petition here today. The team trom Halt] was second and the one repre- senting France third. delegates proceeded Eugene Applegate of Cheyenne for gongress and George Kindler of Park county for the senate. Natrona county was represented by John Salmond, ‘Tom Freshney, Edward Moore and Mrs. Vera Ivory. ‘There were 89 accredited delegates present and an attendance of about 300 beng ot meeting. ‘When interviewed by the Tribyne today concerning the convention both John Salmond and Tom. Freshney, Casper delegates, declared the meet- ing was presided over by Applegate and Kindler, both posing as dirt farmer party men but in reality radi- While the balloting was going on some of the MeAdoo leaders were on the platform in conference with Chairman Walsh. David ‘Ladd Rockwell, Wiggins, Ir. in Evangeline parish, was set for August 8, today by Gov- ernor Fuqua, has admitted in a book he has. written in prison at Ville Platte the slaying of six according to reports brought here. Smith Crowd Divides Work NEW YORK, Of Joint Meeting. The baseball team of the Casper Kiwanis club will go to Douglas July 10 to play the Douglas Kiwanis club, the losers to provide a dinner for the winners., It was announced at the luncheon of the loca! club this Orrin “‘Thiege, Bruce Kremer, the McAdoo forces, made sugges- tions to the chairman during the roll call and a delegate yelled from noon that the game would be played tomorrow but the decision to play the game in July “Who's chairman up there any- came after dis- that Douglas was not parti- cularly desirous of playing tomorrow. The official report of the conve: tion of Kiwanis ll showed that the ma- had yoted in favor of the 61 VILLAGES ENGULFED IN RUSS FLOOD LENINGRAD, June 26.—Floods in the Lake Ladoga region have en- gulfed 61 villages. 14 feet, causing enormous damage. Many lives are been lost and many are homeless. DISCOUNT PERIOD OF UTILITIES. LENGTHENED IF IT ENDS ON HOLIDAY CHEYENNE, ‘When the “discount period” all by public utility concerns to their @ebits expires on a then the discount still shall be.ap- pilcable on the first following “busi- ness day", the Wyomng Public Ser- viee commission orders in a ruling The ruling means, for example, that should the discount period expire on July 4th and July 4th be Saturday, then the discount xtended to Monday, the adjournment. June 26.—Smith cently held in Denver was read te| supporters were divided into three the members of the logal club today, |8roups today, all bent upon clinching The report took up various angles| bis nomination for the presidential of the convention and presented in- timate glances not given out through| Franklin D. “Roosevelt, Madison Square Garden. According to Harry B. Durham,| detachment was on duty at Smith i headquarters recetying callers while tures of the convention was the ex:|the third division was spread over pressed desire to"fight bolshevism in| the city, working emong this country and to bulld for better| gations and doing general mission: ary services for the governor. The Nose Will Have It As Women Meet To Help Name Democratic Candidate International One squadron, ‘or this reason” sald Mr. Fresh- “we were given a raw deal The chairman was intimidated by the farmer element and the counting on the balloting was not conducted fairly. The third party idea and an en- dorsement of Kindler and Applegatecitizenship. regular news services. from the start. distriet governor, one of the big fe; The water rose Woman Suicide Is ‘ Found Pueblo Ditch June %6.—The body of Miss Marguerite F, Rayner, 4&5 years old, today was recovered from the Bessemer irrigation ditch The drowning of Miss Rayner in the ditch makes the fifth drown- ing within the last eleven days in Despondency ever ill ed to have prompted ‘ to drown herself, Ing to ber parents, MISS EDITH NASH DEMONSTRATES HOW A LADY DELEG ArH PLIMINATES ALL PARTY LINES IN THB FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY SALON AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. chintz flower-plot in one corner of dingy old Madison Square Garden the Democratic convention BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS. (NEA Service Stall Writer.) NEW YORK, June 26.—The nose Bhe also will have hairpins for the long-haired delegates and elec- tric erlirg trong Rayner had been employed filling the Platte river and going |tournament at the Merlen cricket|chickens use Victor Bu tig A enrich lands in Nebraska,|club. tarter, For more Cg feed Qur plains between the dam and —_—_———_ Victor Scratch Feed and Leying Appreciation Shown by the state line crowd the river thirst-| The average wage of common ing for some of its moisture, im-|laborers in the United States at the wild life out of the country. the national ipterscholastic tennis championship by defeating Weller|$TORAGE FORWARDING Over the epillway of Pathfinder|Evans of Phillips-Andover 1-6, 6-3 1 dam 13 inches of water is rolling,|6.3, 6-1 in the final round of the|For the best results in zolsing - term! Come Tonite saves his money and then his friends tell the have plenty of laughs for the last, if With the naked eye you can see} All party lines must disappear, but five of the 24 mirrors that bisect Here is one convention tip on an a teacher in the Washington and women must stand: firm on the the mirrors and the am: thete are comfortable chairs and shaded lamps, a chain lounge and all the appurtenances of ease & woman might find, or wish gould find, in her own home. And if women at the I convention want to smoke do po in @ very elaborat ed smoking room on the first floor, where motion pletures will be shown and tea served. whieh you can stake your last doly of how MoeAdoo and Smith settle their little difficulties and the final disposition of the fa- yorite sons and dark horses. Here, fellow citizens, is the key- note picture of the Democratic con- state schools until two weeks ago the room in & doyble vow, chorus girl style, eo that the 450 women in attendance need nut stanc’in line and walt for a mirror, as the men will have to do, but may sit down and do a thorough job of repaira while they are at it, when she was forced to resign and rio home on account of fl health. _—_—___——=>_—_ Wife of Rich Clubman Asks Divorce Decree mirrora are many full and smailer ones that the Seventeenth Amendment is working and that men haye recog nized the political equality of wo men and have acknowledged right to the convention hall as well banging on the offering standing accommo- dations for a full or part portion, “ white-aproned maid stands at attention ready to supply faco powder in any shade h pitt to the Parisian Tut tan, and secrated of late years to clrouses, hag at up before, Here {s man's most gallant and unconscious tribute to women. Here isa section of the beauty station that has blossomed like a Hoyt, wife of the wealthy New . filed a petition for 20, it became known tangerine or King rouge of every known blend. And it's all for will build Wyoming population Of Ambassador. Come Tonite Come Tonite : door you will remember we mally presented his resignation to Mr. Woods declared Japan was con- ‘ og: Captures ‘Fugitive noon betwen Officer Roy Plummer BATHING, MOTOR BOATING, DANCING AND FULL MEASURE Lewis he found that the man posses: IT’S COOL ! sem tho feet of a rabbit. The chase covered a dozen blocks and ended in ” the officers favor. Several bullets To Violations. weights and measures law, owner or employe, and regardless of S ahcbesielnein vo see tha all his friends about if. The Thrifty man foe at a central depot and making $5.00 Reward from ‘Tribune subscribers. Patrons President in Service potent to produce the crops that|present is 68% cents an hour. add to its wealth, When you see this treasure pouring past WASHINGTON, June 26¢-Gyrus| Working for, the Casper-Alcova ir. B. Woods, ambansador to Japan, for-| “sation projec! President Coolidge today and it was 2 accepted with an expression of ap- Casper Policeman BARBECUE Referring to the Japan, 1 s ' ton provision in the Immigretion uwi| Wins FootRace and ducting herself in the situation —AT— M “with the dignity of a great nation,” months was staged yesterday a Tail and Ed Lewis, a negro. The police JULY FOURTH i he had obtained report that Lewis place of abode was } ust north ef the Bus EVERY FORM OF AMUSEMENT, When the officer went to catch had been sent flying by another pidicetake ta the! eters so raaherthe COME OUT TO MILLS TONITE In ° ° them. Calling Attention CHEYENNE, , pound of ice must weigh a pound © when {t is sold in Wyoming, the ate Dairy, Food and Ol! division Yl t or of the Department of Agriculture an: . nounged teday, The announcement followed investigation of complaints delivery, welgh what \t was purport- bd 9 belng sold in the ihe et oolmsnness: jurisdiction of the ‘n case of violations of thf act, said Deputy CommissioN® A. R. the weigher, no matter if he be the any instructions the employe ” : . * have received trom his employer, A foolish man spends his money and then tells made for shrinkage and the employe Under this rule, fee must weigh as mueh as it is purported to weigh at purchaser.’ The custom of weighing the eharge to the consumer on the basis ef th t, altho b if rf a yada aed gps ea ft world about if. The moral ishe who saves will point, will not be longer tolerated, ive our yeres wipe be paid iy ty ne uly tribune intormation® | . MAY WE SERVE YOU fraudulently eallecting subscriptions of the paper should npt pay any: one thelr subscription exoept the preciation for his services, pn ws > lich @ e ; Undoubtedly the greatest foot race that has taken place between Policeman and a fugitive in many ‘ lington tracks was carrying a gun. colored man stop but they only ad- So Says State Officer ded to his speed while he passed Tonite Come Tonite Come Tonite that fee that did not, at the time of Smith, “it is our intention to hold Furthermore, no allowance is to be the moment of its delivery to the between the depot and the delivery ny to tho capture of the person who 4 cartier who delivers the paper or an “authorized pollector from the oftioe. Jf you are not sure you are paying the right collector, ask him to show his credentials. If he ean- not do so please call the Tribune. Telephone 15