Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1924, Page 10

nae qoreeeeeete ane = eerie seas | ! tenes i t git f « ¥ “8 t em p a d ww n if n ‘PAGE TEN. Che Casper- Daily Cribune- . MONDAY, JULY 21, 1924. MANAGERS START ACTIVE WORK IN CAMPAIGN FOR LA FOLLETTE, Two Big Committees, One Handling Finances Alone, Will Be in Charge—$2,000,000 Must Be Raised July 21.—Organ- mmittees » which al part the coming NY ASHINGTON, in La One recting the candidacies. committee, comppsed of 11 members, general charge of the while the ott campaign, r will handle finances will have. Repre M. Nelson Wis: airman, with head. in Chicago, where he is now directing campaign Five members will be selected Senators La Follette and Wheeler and the others will represent the conference for progressive - political action, which endorsed the candi- dacy of both. The finance committee made up of ‘two sections La Follete and the conference Th quarters activities. b: will be one rep Wheeler resenting the US. methods of raising funds, them a to call on a workers ribute all of a day’s pay under eration, but a definite pro. &ram has not been worked out Those in charge of the campaign are generally of the opinion t at leust $2,000,000 will be needed to finance all of the organization work and campaign the money should 1 Bb voluntary With in sight, proposal to co are ontributions. no immediate campaigning La Follette and his run- ning mat? continued informal con- ferences with each other and with various advisers. A month or more AGE PLAYS NO PART IN LOVE (Continued from Page One) even obt d.the name of the er here which she was to On Angeles nee, mustered nerve a note across the It read Te at her 1 he enough to throw Lootlights. “I'll seo you in And that's what Bobby 1 Francisco® set out to do. Only somebod ye him a bum steer. With funds subtracted from his savings bank and without ad vising his parens, he bought a tic: ket for San Francisco. He sought the stage door of the theater where he had been told she was to appear. r 24 hours he kept vigil but without catchin. ght of his lady love. Then the police picked him up. It eloped that he was a week ahead of schedule, tiny Miss Pfeiffer is not to appear at the theater un- til next we The other with its alms house setting and palsied atmos- phere, was too tragic to permit of an- inward chuckle of amusement. Henry Mueller, who pushed’ his 78-year-old rival down the stairway for | of year-old Ida Hubbell, must c Jarge of manslaghter. He is a tired old man. whose eyes dlink painfully in the strong court room 1 nd there ts little about hin suggest rebornr romance. . © bott ved the same wo “than,” he was giving her Bome candy in the alms house hall Way when McCloskey came’ along and demanded to know T had to give i what right his sweetheart candy. d she was my sweetheart, too, and he tried to hit me with a cane. QVé struegted and fell down 6tairs. I wasn't trying to hurt him $ gf t the sweetheart of either them,” Mrs. Hubbell paid ey had no business fight ing over m Novel Slip he very elaborate slip made of em Hroidered linen and several kinds of lace may be worn beneath the frock with the negligee of the same ial and lace as Itself, pink satin bow and the tiny cc fof wink Powers add to the decorative - \ effect probably will pse before either does afy active speech-making At present it“is planned to make 1 vigorous appeal for votes in thé east in the early stages of th me raisn. Sena La Follette prob- ably will k in New York city and perhaps at one or two other nts east of Chicago ntatiye plans also call for an by Senator Wheeler of industrial sections and such states as Pennsylvani he nd Ohio before swings westward on an. extensive speech-making tour HUGHES TALKS N LONDON AT LAWYERS MEET (Continued ‘trot Page One) come by the wealth that has come from the investment. The common- wealths in our union of states, each sovereign within itself, are produc: ing laws at a rate which has filled us with anxiety lest no one should be able to know the law. The fertile of the legislative soll is our despair. Our lady of the common law has had an embdrrassing progeny,. Courts pour out decisions in such numbers that only the makers of enclypeodias can keep track of them. “It is, of course, inevitable that with the legi forty-eight states constantly de ing and legislating, we should have not only multiplicity, but diversities of laws which your eforts to estab- lish uniform laws, especially in rela tion to the important transactions of commercial life haye modified only, in a limited decree. “But before you have recovered somewhat your surprise - at. these diversities you will then Have a new surprise and a far more lasting im- pression of the essential unity. des- pite all those differences a unity which makes us, in our complex and intimate relations in our vast inter- 1 commerce and network of tivities, one people with a con stantly increasing consciousness of soliditary, a unity which has ‘been victorious over the bitter factional animosities of the past and over the differences in origin in the colony settlement, in climatic conditions and in particular interests of unity which you will not fail to perceive has its root in the common congeptions of the fundamental principles of law and liberty. peste FIRPO HELD UP BY OFFICIALS W YORK, July 21.—Luis Angel ine heavyweight janca Lourdes, li the fight stenographer, and two other members of his party, werel held by immigration authorities upon arrival from Argentina today on the ground that their passports had been insufficiently vised. Firpo and his companions, who ar- wived on the steamer Ameriean Legion this morning were ordered sent to Ellis Island. In addition to the boxer and the Lourdes woman, those detained were Eduard Carbone, Firpo's secretary and Miguel Ferrar, 8 aparring \partner. a. ae ee SIMONICH AND SHADE MEET Los AN WES, July 21.—Joe Simonich, _ welterweight, Butte, and Dave le of San co, have tb matched for the final avent of a boxing card at Vernon Coliseum Shade is assured of the winner of the Mickey Benny Leonard fight for the welterweight | championship many believe Simonich will him a tough scrap. world's but give —_- Notice to the Public In the past week's issue of | the “Tolerance” me has been pub: lished ag being a member of the K. K. K. In this connection T wish to state that I am not nor never have been a member of the K. K. K my now or any other secret organization or society. -_ G E. SEARLES, 715 BE. Kirk Street. POLITIC? OUNCEMENT. I make this announcement myself and not a host of admiring friends, throvgh a political’ com- mittee. name will be on the Demoer ue allot for Justice of the Peace at the primary election Aug- ust 19th in this coun No. Two (2), which consists of Wazds Number two (2) and ree (3) Cas: li territory lying south of the ago and Northwestern railroad. f justiée should com »peal for fitness in this 1e men to fill the positions for District and fitnes: uld be the paramount issue in selectnig candi dates, I have practiced jaw for more twenty-five years in Natrona Hot Springs countie: : ould 1 be hor y aspirations I will promise to put forthymy best endeavors to clevate the standing of our justice courts) T would apr ate the suffrage of the Voters August 19th next, @Wudge) JOHN M. HENCH. A California Forest Fire as Seen by Airplane By NEA Airmail Service— This is an airplane view of one o fthe many forest fires now raging in California and other Pacific coast states. Scores unable to fight their way out through the fire and clouds of smoke, have aaa The above picture was taken near Santa Barbara. In the Wake of Kansas * “Twister” route, while a bond issue is to_be| floated to raise the remainding $5,- 000,009 required. Thé territory which the proposed rallroad will penerate is one of the richest parts of Texas and is\ dovel- with a rapidity that resem- a land boom. Homesteaders are flocking to West Texas and \ new towng are springing up al! over the Section. Colonel C. H, Powell; chicagd is president of the propd§ed rail line, AMERICANS ASK. FORU.S. AID NEW YORK, July 21.—A tele- gram asking for protection of Amer- ican members ip Persia of the Ba- hais has been sent to the office of the secretary of state by Mount- ford Mills, presient of the Ameri- can Society of the Bahais. The tele- gram was. the result of the death at Teheran, Persia, of Vice Consul Im- brie, who was killed in an assault, thought to have been upon the Ba- hais. Mr. Mills safd the Bahals who work for a universal religion and equality of women, are disliked in Persia, By NEA Airmail Service Here are » few of the things a tornady did to Augusta, Kan. Above can be seen the.wreckage of four buildings, all piled together. On top of the mass of timber, brick, stone and iron is the debris of the Catholic church, a stone structure, At the right of the pile is the new high school building, completed only recently, with part of its roof gone and windows broken. A dozen injured and the body of a woman were found at this spot. Below is a view of the devastation along State street, principal business thoroughfare. A national guards man is seen patro‘ling the meee: Charlie and Bill New-Railroad for Texas Is Projected Rinex is guaranteed or money back, 24 hour sample to Clinical ratoriesCo., Cleveland. $1,008ize ood druggists, on sale at ail FORT WORTH, Texas, July 21. —(United Press)—Providing a+ rail- road outlet for a big territory in northwest Texas is the object of the proposed ‘Texas Panhandle and Gu't railroad, which is to be constructed the interstate commerce commission willing, from Tucumcari, N. M., to Forthworth. The road will serve a large section which at present, has no close railway facilities. Hearing en applicatym for per- mission to build the road will be held Wyoming Motorway. On July 25, we will inaug- urate an efficient passen- ger servie between Raw- before the commission in October, || lins and Casper, leaving Actual construction will be nec- essary between Seymour, about 150 Townsend Hotel Buk De miles northwest of Fert Worth to|| pot at 2 p.m. daily. Tucumcari. The plan for financing this»work ca‘ls for $3,000,000° worth stock to be subscribed y_land owners along the proposed CCE i ae TL TE Wyoming Motorway paign for the teresting bec John W. Davis an of Nebraska, as h Davis personally selected Governor Charles Bryan running mate. LINCOLN H. SENNETT FOR DISTRICT JUDGE Eighth Judicial District, August Primaries, 1924 Beb, shown here, stood guard for four days and nights dyer the body of his master, Avery Keezer, Humboldt County, Catifo achman, after Keezer was shot from ambush, During that time tho animal never and his snarls at circling buzzards drew passersdy to the scene of ee - I Will Appreciate Your Support check worst Catarrh insehoury Send 49¢ ate _ |RANCHER DIES | IN EXPLOSION OF INCUBATOR| _LARAMIE, Wyo. 3 Jury 1.6. 3. Everett, a ranchman twenty miles west of this city, with a bride of three months, was so badly burned when an incubator-blew up and set fire to the house, that he died at a hospital last night. He. was married at Bertland, Neb., in May and was an ex-service man. o— Sante Fe Wrecked At Holcomb, Kan. DODGE CITY, Kan., July 21.— Hight steel pullmans of the second rection of the Santa Fe California Limited train No. 4 were derailed at Holcomb, 58 miles west of here this morning. The train was eastbound. None of the cars overturned and no one was injured. ‘A wrecking crew was dispatched from hére and it was expected the ine would be clear late this after- noon. The cause of the derailment has not been determined. potee cian Se a Sao Paulo Attack May Have Started BUENOS AIRES, July 21.—(By The Associated Press)—The federal assault against Soa Paulo, Brazil- jan metropolis ‘held by the insurrec- tionists, may have already begun, according to indications contained in official despatches from Ria Janeiro. The rebels, numbering npproxi- mately 20,000 are said to be confi- dent of the outcime. It is declared the revolutionary forces held all the stragetic points in and about Sao Paulo and also have arti!ery placed on what are known as the English Bluffs,-which commands the roads peoctns, to the city. Gem ‘Fortune*. > ~ Mile, Huguette Duflos,-of Paris, is shown wearing the famous Thiers pearls recently sold at auction in France for 12,000,000 francs. The buyer was an American millionaire, who was represented by agents and whose identity was not revealed, oe 5, Out of every 200 of the popula- tion of Great Britain {ft is estimated that there if one pérson mentally de- fective. The Stock Is at Our SALE IS have also included several for early fall wear. Cool Cloth. {Your choice. Our Regular Lines CUT IN $55 and* $45 and $50 Suits ____ $35 and $25 and CLOSING OUT OUR LAVOYE STORE Being Sacrificed SWAY Exceptional bargains are in our suit department. We Extra Special On UITS Over 100 Men’s Suits, values yp to $35.00. 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