Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1924, Page 5

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FRENCH SEEK BANK LOAN FOR GERMANY Members Attending Inter-Allied Con- , ference on Reparations Determined On This Feature for Dawes Plan - LONDON, July 17.W—(By The Associated Press.) — French members of the committee of the inter-allied co ference dealing with authority of the reparation commis- sion @nhounced this afternoon their determination to in- sist on the taking up by bankers of the proposed loan to Germany as.a condition precedent to the recognition that the Dawes plan is in effect: The French members also ex- pressed their joint conviction that the egonomic condition of Germany gould not be restored until the pro- posed loan was underwritten. ‘he statement was made _ before © French officials entered 4 meet- iN of their committee which was formed by the conference to deal with ‘the authority of the reparation commission in respect to the action QEMOS BATTLE UNIT RULE AND BIG MAJORITY Western and Southern States Take Dispute To Committee. CHICAGO, Juty 17.—(By The As- sociated Press.)}—Concerted action by members of the Demo@atio na- ticnal committee from a number of western and southern states in an endeavor to make both the unit rule and two-thirds majority in- operative in future national con- ventions had advanced today to the stage of formal interchange of views on the subject, a member of the committee revealed. . A committee member from a west- has prepared a formal declaration for submission to the proposed meeting of the national committee at Clarksburg, W. Va early in August. Under this resolution, the com- mittee would declare both rules con- trary ‘te Democratic principles and recommend to the yarious state bodies that all plans for the con- _vention of 1928 and thereafter be calculated on basis of majority rules in nominations and with every dele- gate free so far As binding party rules are concerned, to yote his own preference. More than one fourth of the com- mittee members have given assent to the proposition since the mational convention adjourned a week ago, a leader in the move sald today. Adgitional members have been sounded on the question, and have promised to assist in bringing pro- posed resolution before the full com- mittee, Thomas B. Love, national com- mitteeman from Texas; W. W. Howes of South Dakota, and Clyd Herring of Iowa, are understood to have taken the lead inthe move ment, : to be taken in the event of possible default of Germany in the execution of the Dawes scheme. It ts understood, French semi-official sources, that the committee of the conference which - will decide on the means of naming the American representative on the reparation committee whose task it will be in accordance with the Herriot-MacDonald plan, to ar- Ditrate on the question of Germany's eventual default, seems in agree- Ment to usk the international court at The Hague to name this Ameri- can representatiy G. O. P. GOING AFTER MAINE WASHINGTON, July 17—Repub- can campaign managers, recdgniz- ing the significance attached in the popular mind at least to the quad- rienier September elections in Maine, are giving considerable attention to that state in laying their plans. It is expected the Main campaign will be one of the subjects considered at the conference next week between Mr, Coolidge and National Chairman Butler. Republican feaders, in discussing the Maine situation today, were in- clined to consider as over-empha- sized, at least in recent years, the old adage that “as Maine goes, goes the nation.” * Neverthele: some of the party's best orators’ will be sent to Maine prior to the state election in September. . ben eepe BACHELLER I A CANDIDATE E, Paul Bachetter today announced his candidacy for the non-partisan office of district judge. Mr, Bacheller has been a resident and taxpayer in Wyoming for seven years and was prosecuting attorney for Niobrara county for two: terms before’ he moved his residence and legal practice from Lusx to Casper. He has been actively icing law here for the last two Producers of Silver to Meet - At Salt Lake Colo., July 11,—The n Silver Producers assocta- cording to manently organiz: a meeting of the silver producers of the count Unpopular appointments of Dr. Carlos de Campos (above , president of the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil, ure blamed fer the mutiny his troops. The rebels seize beautiful city of Sao Paulo and for a few days appeared to be gaining even more ground. But latest re- Ports indicate the government's army gradually is) si ig in sup- pressing: the revolt. > i to be held at Salt Lake City, Aug- ust 6,,according to an announcement here. Fred Carroll of Ouray, Colo., and former Governor Jesse F. Mc: Donald of Leadville, will "be Col- orado's representatives at the meet- ing. 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So if there are any candidates for either of Yak’s honors, now is the time for them to doll up and The gon- test is free-for-all Cowboy's” and delphia” not e: Yak” has a to defend a frony Phila- he-champtonship hevenne ; Frontier Days this. year. He is holder of the celebrated © Roosevelt: “Hotel trophy, emblematic of his title of all around cowboy champfon of world, ‘and at Cheyenne in July and at the Pendleton Roundup in Sep- tember he must defend it against the combined assault of the hest “top hands’ in the brone riding, roping, bulldogging and wild horse racing) business. « Defending this title 1s Yak’s main business this year, but at the same time, he will look well to the lesser reputation of being the Beau Brum- mel. He will appear in his usual splendor—the widest fof the cowboy hats, the most! ornate and elaborate cowboy boots, white corduroys, and SSS — We CO The Olita A stunning white kid. Airy .and_ light. 134 EAST SECOND rs-Roebuck | Ao SACRIFICING THE . Sale Now a/shirt whose colors beyond de. scription. He does not guarantee that much of it will stay with him, because holding down the hardest Won title on the sport calendar is rough on finery. The Roosevelt Hotel trophy con test includes broncho busting, steer roping, bulldogging and wild horse the award being made asis for wins first ona ut Chey- om, the winning. nted in h point n » trophy a contest where lightning action, and un ries the cowboy] through situations where life itseif may hang in the balance. A slip 1 there awaits the fate of Eddie | ‘sess of Oklahoma, pulled fr ath his'horse-in the Roosevelt Hote! trophy cqntest at Cheyenne last -year to die tn the hospital of Mis injuries. It isa real American |championship, perpetuating the pur- Suits of the frontiersmen who made American history. ‘ Yak holds it. And who can blame | ppy cowboy with thousands of money in his pocket, then, if lates the flowers of the field and {s also known as the most! to rise and fall of the pulse on a sartorially splendid of the cowboys? In his ‘off-stage garb of “civilian” clothes, when he recently received “good luck” in the coming contests from Cornelius Var@erbilt, Jr., his ralment made a mére \multimillion- garb look Ike a faded violet in a garden # lilies, When he ap- pears in the contest arenas in cow boy finery, oh, what a movie hero he would e! . But oh, what a champion he did make! Whoever takes either of Yak'’s laurels away from him 1s going to know he’s been dolled up and working hard. 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