Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1924, Page 5

ASSAULT HELD FOR VIOLATION ‘Liquor Sale Charged = To Charles Crump in = Bench Warrant. = Charles Crump, who received con- Pideseble notoriety a year and a pF ago when he was tried in dis- t#ict court for assault with intent to kill, was arrested this morning on a bench warrant charging possession @ salé of Mquor. Crump promptly ntshed a bond of $1,000 and will Be tried in district. court this fall. = In his previous trial Crump was alleged to have bit a youth named Peterson on the head with g monkey grrench during a drunken brawl in West Casper. Peterson, son of Prom{nent -Jewgler of Brooklyn. .. lay in a Ros: several jweeks hovering between and @eath and finally recovered. » Crump was convicted of simple Acsault ané@ acquitted of the major gharge. ee LIQUOR VIOLATOR FOUND GUILTY INU. 8. COURT weCHEYENNE, Wyo., July Charles Spencer,who 1s said to be Joseph Bird, Jr., was convicted Tues- day, in Federal court here, on two counts of a three count indictment eharging ‘Violation of the prohibition Taw. The case Cleveland. charged with fon of the liquor law, was dismissed by Judge T. B. Kennedy on the ground thatthe in- formation was defici ; against J. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1924. PS DENOUNCE FLAG INSULT N TRIED FOR Dignity of Nipponese Lowered, Regret : Stirs Nation, Says Editorial In | _ Leading Daily af Tokio TOKIO, July 2.—(By The Associated Press):—Edi- torial denunciation of the cutting’ down of the flag in the American embassy compound yesterday by an unidenti- fied Japanese is voiced today by the Jiji Shimpo, a lead- ing Tokio daily. The paper says: “The fiag incident serzousiy injures the dignity of PE A oar Dec an te NS Japan and the nation feels un- bounded regret for it. ‘Nobody but an idiot or a madman would commit GASTON MEANS such an outrage. ‘Knowing of the anti-American NEW YORK, July 2.—Gaston B. Means, former department of jus- demonstrations, the police ought to have exercised the strictest guard against events such as this. Their failure to do so shows incompetency. tice agent, and Elmer W. Jarnecke, his secretary, who yesterday were convicted of conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law, “There is no doubt this act is to be attributed to excitement, fanned by agitators using rash and wanton utterances against America. It is regrettable that thoughtless speech and writings have caused an inci- dent marring the country's good name. The force of the Japanese government's candid, upright, pro- test against the exclusion clause (of the American immigration _ bill, which prohibits entry of Japanese to América) has been impaired by the incident. “Realizing the serious menace of misguided actions, whether due to a lunatic or not, we “most strongly embhasize the necessity for pru- dence on the part of the press and | tha authorities end the most rigor- ous measures for control of jing- oistic anti-American agitation during this delicate situation.” were sentenced today to federal prison at Atlanta for two years and fined $10,000 and $5,000 respectively. ———$—$<—____ U. S. Destroyer Is Safe After Striking Reef SAN FRANCISCO, «July. 2.—The United States destroyer La Vallette struck a reef off Fort Ross, 54 miles north of the entrance. to San Fran: cisco harbor, ina dense fog an hour before dawn today, but reported to the naval radio at 7:53 a. m.. that she was “off the reef,” and was pro- ceeding. Another report picked tip by the marine department of the chamber of ‘commerce said that she was undamaged. Ernt> Ross, Casper featherweight, es this afternoon to fight the n bout with Frankie Larsen of ioux City at the Tri-State fair at Belle Fourche, 8, D., Friday night. The bout is down for 10 rounds. Larsen is one of the best feathers in the west and has been getting main events in the big towns. If Ross can take him to a cleaning he is promised a number of good-matches. Ha taahiaidare daa For results try a Tribune Clas. Cal! the Tribune for highway in: sified Ad. formatio. Che Casper Daily Cribune first Frontier Days crowd twenty- eight years ago. Cheyenne is setting itself to handle the greatest gather- ing of the genus home that ever col- lected on the soil of Wyoming. —W9.[72. U. Maughan Goes Over Wyoming Cheyenne, Wyo., in. the’ air. plane in which he Atlantic! to the Pacif day, It was Maug S. A., left here at 8:49 a. m., for | recently flew from the coast in| one n’s plan to fly . PAGE FIVE. over Logan, Utah, north of here, his old home, and where it has been an- nounced the residents are anxious to get a glimpse man in th if their former towns. PARIS, July 2.—George C. Calnan, United States navy, and Larraz of Argentina, today won their way into the third round of the semi- finals in the individual foils of the On His Return FRONTIER DAYS PARADE TO: 60 ON PAVEMENT Hoofs Won’t Touch Any Dirt This Year At Old Cheyenne. CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 2- For the first time in the history Cheyenne’s famous “Frontier D: celebration, the unshod hoat, of co ponies will clatter on paved streets nty-eighth annual re- addy of ‘em All” Jul 22, 23, 24 and Cheyenne is in the throes of a paving program that makes it’s down-town thoroughfares look like glacial moraines, but order wil come out of chaos before Fron- nm smooth asphalt w e of the visitor when ttend the big show. standing feature of each year's ce! bration—will the hoofs of the bron- chos, steers and other stock touch dirt. The parade will move over as- Phalt ‘from one end of its course to the other. It’s going to be a whale of a job to get that paving ready during the next three weeks, but Cheyenne can, and will, do the job. The biggest, most vivid, thrill-re- plete program of “wild west" sports ever conceived is being worked out for this -year’s’ ,“Frontier Days.” Every. corner of the broad “range country” will be represented in the Worlds championship riding, roping, bulldogging and relay-acing contests. The’ moto. touists alone, advance in- fomation indicates, will constitute a crowd as big as any that ever in the past gathered here for the world- famed. cowboy carnival. Thersll be P per- re persons in the \ cS t “Bring on those Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. . a hungry man As health- 2n ful as it’s good. Brimming with the kind of nourish- ment growing bodies need. 1 It’s crisp and St delicious a» no other cereal can be—and it’s simply great for any meal, at any time! HKellegys Oven-fresh always Ynnér-sealed waxtite wrapper keeps Kellogs’s as fresh and crisp after opening as before—= exclusive Kellogg feature. 3r saves you work. No cooking—no sticky, dishes to wash. Ready to serve. 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