Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1924, Page 2

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FULL CARLOAD OF COFFEE 1s RECEIVED HERE Single Shipment Sets New Record in the Local Market. time fn the history bing, a full earload of f one brand, has been r, the Wyoming Gro- npany being the consignee. ar, consisting of many. tons h’s Delicious coffee, Is worth d of $14,000 ac- len, manager of st another proof of the extent of the Casper market for a of worth, when backed by and sincere advertising by unufactt and the Tribune ea with the jobber the pride in such @ shipment, as Nash coffeo has| of Tribune | week a full year’s ad- dd exclus- t ri Such ship- smonstrate the extent of the rritory relying on Casper ers for such products. ne ‘Tribune statistician, who clajms to know very little of coffee preparation, but recalls in the dim past of a formula of a teaspoon to a cup for making coffee, reached the product staggering figure of nearly two mil- len s cf coffee that will be made from this one shipment. ——_ WATER POWER DEVELOPMENT BEING URGED LONDON, July 11.—The first world power conference, held at the British Empire exhibition during the past two weeks, in which Amert- can participation was prominent, closed its sessions today by adopting the following resolution: “This conference is of the opinion that the world’s most crying need today” js greater production and manufacturing activity among its . Peoples under conditions which will preniote industrial prosperity and happiness, and that this can be largely achieved by the fuller de- velopment of natural power re- rwources and the establishment of the most economical means for the gen- eral distribution and utilization of energy.” So SPRAGUE HOTEL. MAKES _MINY IMPROVEMENTS "FOR SUMMER SEASON one of the furnished hostel- ecently under. ting,and re- esents a truly Changes in hall and room arrangements have been carried out to the end of con- otel, veniences and with the new rich car- peting and wall tinting, restful to the eye, the Sprague presents a most home-like air, This hostelry, located at A and ‘Wolcott and Durbin streets, fs under the management of A. M. Place who has spared no expense in providing he best for both out of town and al guests with °s reduced to he desire those seeking ? 1odations. Additional pip have been installed t furnishing each of the new 8 with hot and cold water with no extra charge for guest quarters, poasstethal a eet Ashes of Former Resident Interred ‘At State Capital CHEYENNE, Wyo. July 11. — More than six months after the death Mrs. Mary Moore, aged mother of lL. Moore, of Nutley, r ashes hi been brought © by her son and interred family formerly resided Mr. Moore at the time tor of the First Congrega- here. On her death, expressed the de- the body should be ¢re- Pres. Coolidge Returns Home Journey of Sorrow Brought to Close With Return to White House Today of the Presidential Family iz WASHINGTON, July 11.—The special train bearing the family of President Coolidge and the party of govern- ment officials. and friends who accompanied them. to Ply- 1 and the ashes interred in Wyo- qning soll. Her son fulfilled her wish at his first opportunity to muke the journey to Cheyenne. Private fu- services were read before the interment of the ashes here. —-— Gen. Hutcheson Will Succeed General Muir WASHID 11.—Briga on has eancy which tirement on a General Charles H. Muir. General Hutcheson is now in charge of Schofleld Barracks, Hawai! ——_—_._____. For results try a Tribune Clas. Mified Ad. ——_—_>___ @ Tribune for highway in- mouth, Vt., where Calvin Goo! day, arrived in Washington lidge, Jr., was buried yester- shortly after 7 a. m. today. John Coolidge, father of the president, came with the It is his first visit to the since he administered : family. capital oath of office to the president in the Plymouth home, about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Stearns of Boston, who were with the family during the {Illness of Calvin, returned with them to the White House also. Both the president and Mrs.’ Coo- lMdge appenred rested today. Mr. Coolidge has not given thought to plane. for the immediate future so ar as his intimate friends know, It is their opinion, however, that with his father here, he will prefer: to keep to the White House most of the summer. New Airplane Is Built to Cross Atlantic MILAN ITALY, July 11.—The Caproni Airplane Works are build- ing a new machine equipped with three 200-horsepower motors, in- tended to have a cruising radius so great that it will be able easily to cross the Atlantic ocean. OWVIS TO TAKE THE OFFENSIVE (Continued from Page One.) committee probably will not formal- ly taka place until after the notifi- eation ceremony at which Mr. Davis will make his first public address on the issues of the election. The nomi- nee hopes to complete the details of organization of the party's council within the next few days, since the protracted session of the convention has delayed the opening of the cam- paign beyond the customary fime. If, as he expects, the choice of a chairman is made before the end of next week, Mr. Davis will then take a vacation of about a fortnight in New England. Mr. Davis expects to spend a quite -end after today's conferences, getting in a round or two of golf, as {s his custom. From Mr. Davis’ only daughter, Mrs. William M .Adams, wife of the Copenhagen manager of the ne te| 4 States Rubber company, éame the following cablegram today: “Hearty congratuations, to it” now gc Champ Cowgirl Will Draw Trip On the Pacific CHEYENE, Wyo., cowgirl who wins the women’s all round “wild western” championship at the Frontier Days celebration here July 11,—The July 22, 23, 24 and 25, will sail from San Francisco October 11, on the steamship Matsonia, for a three- weeks tour of the Hawailan islands as the guest of the Honolulu Ad club, The club hag offered the Hawaiian trip as a prize in the cowgirl’s cham- plonship contest. In the islands the winner of the prize will appear at the Maui and Territorial fairs, at each of which she will be presented a gold medal. She will sail for home October 25, coming via Los Angeles, The champion cowgirl also will re- ceive from the Honolulu club a pair of beautifully wrought, silver-mount- ed spurs which were the property af His Majesty David Kaldkaua, king of the Hawaflan islands from Feb- ruary 13, 1874, to January 20, 1891, ——— OAD PAULO. Io LEFT IN HANDS OF THE REBELS) Conflicting Reports Are Received From Brazil Revolt. WASHINGTON, July 11.—The governor of Sao Paulo and other state officials have withdrawn from the capital, which is entirely in the control of revolutionaries, a dis- patch to the state department today from Consul Heeberle in Sao Paulo declared. BUENOS AIRES, July/11.—A dis- Patch to Lanacion from Rio Janeiro says the Brazilian senate and cham- ber have voted motions applad- ing the government's firm attitude in the present emergency. Presi- dent Bernardes, replying to a spokesman in the chamber of de- puties, said that in the hour of trial the support given by the best ele- ments in the nation encouraged the government to grapple with the difficult problems facing it. He added that the gratifying adhesion of the state governments, police and public throughout the country show- ed that the common sense of the na- tion would prevail. RIO JANIERO, July 11%-The gov- ernment organ Jornal Do Com- mercio, {n an editorial this morn- ing declares “the Sao Paulo revolt is practically conquered.” MONTEVIDEO, July, 11.(By the Associated Press).—According to au- thoritative advices received by wireless from Santos’ and Port Alegre, the Brazilian rebels are con: tinuing successfully their operations which, it is disclosed, are directed against the government of Pres!- cent Bernardes. It is stated they are in complete control of Sao Paulo and it is feared the movement may extend to all Brazil. Numbers of rebels are reported marching toward the state of Par- ana, where the dispatches say it is believed they will be joined by the Parana state troops and others they meet during their advané BRITISH STAR RACE WINNER (Continued from Page One.) while the crowd booed the American finishers in the belief that they were responsible for the accident. The mix-up happened when several runners, including Cox and Kirby started to change positions. Ray, who had brought a laugh from the crowd by carrying a stop watch, emulating the example set by Nurmi, finished last. He got his shoe refitted after the accident and recovered much lost ground but he was too far behind to_score. 400 meter run first semi-final, three to qualify for final Horatio Fitch, Chicago A. A., first; G. M. Butler, Great Britain, second; Johnson, Canada, third. Time 47 3-5 seconds (new world’s record). 400 meter run, second finals, E. H. 1 2 2 Wyoming Motorway ? ? 2 Liddle, Great Britain, first; J. 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