Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN. his incumbency in office, become| NEW YORK.—The little hat to WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1924. ; Che Casper Daily Cridune Progressive Conference in Session prominent throughout ming for] which fashion still clings despite the . =, " = opening banks which have failed.| over th ars. It is trimmed some- , * 4 F > : Sic HaAeS It has been rumortd that he intends] times with uncurled ostrich fron¢r Wey. to seek the Democratic nominafion | which hang over the eyes and down , t L | 4 ‘ for U. 8, senator from this state to the cheeks ~HANCS HIMSELF eo «eee | Former President of Small Railroad Believed to Have Gone Insane In Professional Nurse Says _ Tanlac Has No. Equal Cominitting Double Tragedy Mrs, J. Clark Says Tanlac| .,\wear 1 would foal rignt taint for Her Troubles. and six months before I was so weak I had k done.. I was time for tw rth Tan was re than a m: k and eight T eat and ‘BY a pleasure. s More Than oe least exertion would completely MICHIGAN CITY, Ind:, July 9.—Senile dementia is By. reason, af ; tt believed by the authorities to have caused Charles N. 3 4 ‘ . . “i eg: 2 ae raténtonal a Wilcoxen, 68, former president of the Chicago, Lake Shore Fee : ~ me ‘ , : 2 ghee ee Pe eteenltiel nut and South Bend Railway company, operating between . ' ‘ — - - : $ Ave., Oak! Chicago and South Bend, Ind., to kill his wife, 70, with an terest to all who, are in need of an| axe, a razor and potato masher, and then hang hiraself at BRpeusine, tonie Wr thelr Long Beach, Ind.,. home Mon- a clothes closet, the head nearly have that makes Ii In all my fifteen years experi-| st @ay night. Mrs. Wilcoxen'a “body | *evered by the rope. A blood-stained CHeEcatteNeats “Te Hever tound| ‘Tanlac t= for mie. by ail gobal Jay near a bed, her skull crushed PS gat caeregr art ga rasor were the equal of ‘Taninc as a ‘stomach| druggists. Accept no substitute. and_her throat cut. Her husband) 4 qaughtr, Myra, of New York medjeine and tonic. Two years ago | ¢ 40 million bottles sold. was . fs an attack of influenza left me with pitanlieei ts Ls He Boe ANS Out appetite’ and my stomach in| Tanta Vegetable Pills, for con such a bad fix that tho little I did} stipation ma nd recommended eat seemed fo do me harm: instead » manufacturers of TANLAC. isement of good, SIDELIGHTS ON BIG CONVENTION By ROBERT T. SMALL. vote for anyone else even if shé (Copyright. 1924, Casper Tribune.) | wanted to, which she does not. NEW YORK, July 9—A Demo-]| Someone figured it out today that ¢ratic national convention runningjon the first 86 ballots Senator ‘ into its third week is a political] Underwood had received 2,064 votes . ‘ cane ( i N A ‘ novelty which few of the old timers|from Alabama alone. This was 7 aeotye : . ont < a Alive today ever expected td see.| about three times as many as neces- This photograph was taken Just after Chairman William H, Johnston: had called the Conference for Progressive Political Action to order in Democratic gatherings often have | sary to nominate—if they could only | the Cleveland Auditorium, or Public Hall, as Clevelanders prefer to call it. The gathering place is the same in which the Republican convention gone into the second week, but to| all have been cast at one time. was held nearly a month ago, Despite the hall's enomous size the main floor was pretty w-ll filled with delegates, spectators and newspaper rep- Jap over into the third iw le resentatives and there was even a sprinkling in the galleries. The picturc was taken looking directly down upon the heart of the conference, Mercier & cha taeket GEA Gt “Chutes >AVAIE Btraets ddea nit showing the delegates massed in front of the rostrum from which they are separated, however, by the press section. In the very foreground is brigy Setar eauai 12 nbn SAGER Rhnuk potion pee ET ae corner of one of the galleries from which the camera was directed. Photographer “Bob” Dorman elected to concentrate on the very center eee ate sondinted beet teat: i rages Rees cigett of the conference's activities in preference to including the entire hall, thus ees a pleasing variation from the orthodox style of convention hate 2 per Mclagataetenneiit anon ep ay ae ser ceotetae photograph, which in this case would practically have duplicated the earlier Republican gathering. day morning had a bewildering |convention and the apparent wide €ffect' upon nearly everyone con-|split in the party over religious af. take up defensive positions in the nectéd. with .the convention. The Aitaiioos has heightened tremend- Luz barracks dnd the adjoining rail- ‘assembly. has gone. beyond the|ously the chances for re-election of Way station, and it is these places @harted course of its predecessors—| Calvin Coolidge. which are under bombardment. gono into unknown seas of political] When the convention opened the Previdus advices wero to the effect HUE AGAIN RUMORED @xpedience or political futility, and] betting was 8 to 5 on Coolidge as P| that they had been taken by assault. thus far no captain or cOmmander/againat any candidate the _Demo- Although the rebels dominated ‘ has appeared strong enough to take|crats would name. Wall Street the city for three days they were ——. the bridge and bring the storm-" brokers are what is known as favor- eons ba ny. oe De Campo, NEWCASTLE, Wyo., July 9.—It tossed craft of the Democracy safely |ite players. They were willing to Governor of ao Paulo state, whois reported here that Byron 8. Hule, into port. back Mr. Coolidge because he was wi px withstood a siege| state bank examiner, has resigned ’ , ee . already in the White House and within the government palace until] his position. Mr. Huie has during "The women of the convention, | thay regarded that as being the Early Announcement of Capture of Sao Paulo} et eves. who are blamed for the deadlock by | most favorable place from which to P. re F d Pp; : EE aan ne ‘Bee ey a: sectbeckitae sacle is ooneday “the pone olde ositions 2 a ature; eral Hun- 9.—By the Aaaoaidied Soneeh cana fothing unusual for them to stick | nad f\-<:hened to 11 to 5, with very dred Slain in Fi htin: Sao Paulo rebels were still holding by their convictions. They say] few })c:.ocratic sympathizers will- ig ig. thelr positions in the Luz barracks womer always have been and always|ing to take any bets, even at that this morning, according to advices ‘will be more constant than men., | comparatively long price. from Rio Janeiro quoting an official peat —_— BUENOS AIRES, July 9.—(By The Associated’ Press.) Jaccount of the situation. ‘Thia ac- “We don’t need a leader,” pro- —Latest advices from Rio Janiero indicate that the pre-|covnt sdded that the rebels would tested one of the delegates today. ii vious announcement of thé capture by government forces |P0,Unsrle fo hold out much longer “The trouble with the Democracy is that we have too many leaders, ‘i Everybody wants to lead, to give Hl 0 FROM C by 4 a ler orders, but nobody wants to follow.” with airplanes co-operating, it is stated, and the official] |!"s te!nforcement * 2 word is that all is ready for the final) property damage. After the loyal daldatshan (phen wie owing to desertions and exhaustion The weather began to get broiling} 4 ageault. ‘ troops within the city had-been de- again today, but after & 6601" Wweex- ‘The uprising has; already cost|feated the arrival of government| oo, XORK—Monkey fur is No better, mildex or sweeter cigar can be made at any price 10c ~. 2for25c ~ 15¢ lor de Sprague Hotel Rooms with water $1.00 per % > Valentine watt Pen parmeneet See ot ery eee * wToomers. Pe eG eS Soros es Clic AR COMPANY Phone 886 positions now are being bombarded by heavy artillery, | ed and without possibility of receiv. of the rebel positions in Sao Paulo was premature. The |ana the fact that they are surround. nd, the “delegates were prepared several _hundred_lives_and _much| reinforcements forced the rebels to| Suet new it sine the oe nee: for the fray. holes of silk afternoon gown: — 3 Many wild ideas-are. to be heard as to how the nomination might be made in the event of a final dead- thout de- Jock and adjournmennld be up to] ing in the Bates Hole country, was pd held from the Shaffer-Gay . chapel : SRG ‘ he national committee to. supply <3 ape! : : the candidates for the committee| Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Lewis . has that power in the event a can- 8. Bowerman officating, The body Ss . didate died between his nomination] W#S taken back to the Bates Hole : 4 : and election. Others contend thar] country where interment was made the nomination might be made by in the Freeland cemetery. Several fetal BATHING SHIFTS Starts Thursday Morning, July 10th : ut there would be the samo poor a Scene cl GATNING SMUFFS ink E BEST KNOWN QUT LIFE OF MAN KNOWN ‘AS THE BEST states that there has been here in the convention. The only way out js for the convention to go ahead with its wearing down process. tveston ero achourse, Wit be Paral src, ror ini Tuceay Your Semi-Annual Opportunity to Buy convention ever adjourns, it will be] Funeral services were held Tuesday ee M . fixe ‘the parting of old friends.| afternoon for Max. Milamuk. of anhattan Shirts at a Saving of One-third Everybody has come to know every-| South Cheyenne, who was killed by . body else. It has been like one big} lightning Sunday while working family, where all the. members feel} near Speer, 0. Milamuk and « privileged to quarrél with all the}companion, William Dolezel, were other members. Madison Square] hastily constructing an improvised Garden will never be the same with] shelter from a storm when the bolt the olf familiar faces gone. struck, Milamuc ,was killed — in- i Your real acquaintances in the|stantly. Dolezel was seared’ from convettion depend entirely upon} head to foot and rendered uncon who your neighbors are. Texas 18} scious but will recover. nearest the writer and he knows — everybody in the delegation by their]. LONDON.—Hyacinth blue is be- first. name. ginning to be seen more than hereto- It has been interesting to see aj fore. The color did not “take” well : e i hi come over Texas.Jeariier in the season, perhaps be- i eeyraicttnnshere a? catise of the cold weather. It 1s ex. anna an, S The funeral of George Clark, pioneer resident of Casper who was' killed Sunday when his car turned over on him while he was going fish- There must be a weakening some time. They arrived here a stern, grim lot and all through the klan and ri ceptionally beautiful on blondes, P.S.—Tree Tea klan fight, the tenseness of their Stace were eee meets every taste in tea E feeling was apparent. Why Is Casper View building now? as $3.00 Manhattan Shirts-_.____ 0 But now all that is gone. Age has mellowed the delegates. They are much older than when they ar- rived in New York and therefore much more tolerant. They have $4.00 Manhattan Shirts______-_ R $5.00 Manhattan Shirts_______ $3, eet ne a se soe $7.50 Manhattan Shirts_______ $5, sort of incidents which a ox: thi : cited thelr wrath almost to the Star, Metric and Other Standard breaking point. {Al Smith people. go-on- parade about Brand Shirts Included In point) pel sbewie et them, slap them This Sale on the back and grin. It is the old, old saying that after you get to know the average man you can't keep on hating him. 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How 82x414 Pioneer Cord__.--_-_ $21.18 Luggage Carriers __...-____-_$1.59 Pure Silk and Knitted we will match it, Pasties 2a Te 1) OE aera a ‘HOT WEATHER NECKWEAR 8 3.9 5 STRAWS - UP 69c $1.95 M.D. BARNETT OUTFITTING CO. 154 SOUTH CENTER STREET i can anyone stay mad for three long weeks? 88x5 Pioneer Cord 35x5 Pioneer Cord 40x8 | Lee Cord_-_ 36x5 Gillette Cord_- Water Pumps for Ford. Spark Plugs, % Clymer Spotlights Spark Plugs 7 PIONEER TIRE SALES COMPANY 221 WEST FIRST STREET NEXT TO COLUMBIA THEATER Texaco Cup Grease____ Moto-Meters Ford Oil Gauges —- Smoke Kits eben oo OS -$2.88 $6.19 An evidence of the good humor which has come to take the place of so much of the angér is apparent at the’ beginning of every roll call, As soon as the clerk calls out “Ala- bama,” the eftire assemblage of galleries jota in the swelling chorui “Alabama casts 24 votes for Oscar W. Underwood.” This has become so much of a ceremony that Alabama could not