Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 4

PAC Wi ii C g I t P. _PAGE | Foor SKYWAY MATL SEAUIGE HELD GREAT SUCCESS Night Flying Will Be| Continued Indef- nitely, Report. of the mail service and ail offered for been so highly Postmaster General decided to continue operas t schedule inde order estab- e called for only r a operation ir mail pliots d show they time in about and west to postal authori volume but they hing without speci f congress, It is ess bills w for exte that at the Decem | MOBILIZATION OF COLORADO GUARD DENIED _ Governor Sweet to Put} Limit on Defense Day Observance. LOVELAND, Coto., would cooperate with idge as fur’ as he . but declaring un- he would not order July 31,—D deems its pr equivocally that the mobilization c uonal. Guard on Day, September Governor Sweet, in an Interview with the Loveland Herald-Reporter, today went on re- cord in opposition to the idea of the} observance of the day The governor's statements are con- tained in an interview printed toda: in the Reporter-Herald, which v obtained by a staff man from the governor at tho latter's summer home ir tes Park, “I do not proposé to mobilize the 1 guard of Colorado Septem: National Defense D. jose to partici, affa military > national s closely m sum- upon their demobilizati mer camp would be shber folly and to ask civilians, especially farmers, to take part in the national defense day programs during thelr busiest sea son of the year would be asking them to shoulder an undue burden,” the interview continues Governor Sweet is spending a few days at his summer home in Bstes| Park and plans to return to Denver later in the week pie — This Helps Eye Strain imple camphor, hyd hazel, etc., wash yes. Li avoptik Aluminum oye Pharmacy. Ady quick. Casper free inement, cup For resutta try rifled Ad m ‘Tribune Clas DON'T WATER At the § This sale to continu: Place your order now and Phone 1500 “hy The Cas. ed: Press his: seeret and scratch the list of places wh onducive Morris and nis bride, wno were | suppor to have been married here | Sunday, but who were not, as a matter of legal. precaution but who. pro! ¢ thelr nuptial second an speak h subjects, following the », the exact pli e not yet div autions—the knockjng tl what ti honeymoo: yund. DELAY ORDERING THAT RUUD COPPER COIL HEATER NOW necial Price 00 top all hot we worries, The Casper Gas pe Cis Inc. “Merchandise That Merits Confidence” 115-119 East First largely | ) as a mat-| |\Golfing Not Conducive To Honeymoon Bliss, Say | Novelist and His Bride called upon thing is, or is nouncement will ¢ arrie y sure Special For Friday and Saturday LADIES’ COMPOSITION RUBBER OR LEATHER HEELS 25c HIGH CLASS SHOE REPAIRING “Right In the Neighborhood” Market Shoe Repair Shop Second Street Public Market contained ready acquiescence himself that there will be no golfing econd honeymoon—they are ntinue to r second ceremony, Hornia . terrain, granted Mo rday failed to arr than tak to ex! v nthe ¢ by Mrs. Morris and the by the novelist formed on ¢ kes them one. r the love the divorce deeré in that city last Sat 1 time. So e on got d until they were abso. Phone 2534 a full fledged divorce hi 2 Che Casper Daily Cribune When State Demanded Death Penalty Mrs. Jacob Franks (left), photo: graphed as she testified at the trial of Richard Loeb and Nathan Leo- pold, J for murdering her son, Bobby Franks, last May, The pic: ture was taken as she was identify, ing the clothing worn by her boy ie was slain, Above the de- S aré shown listening to the ig urraignment of State’s At, Kobert Crowe, as he de- nds the death penalty, Left to Clarence Darrow,’ chief coun- sel for the defense; Leopold, and Loeb, Lower picture shows Crowe delivering the address, decree which legally am, ted the widely known writer from Mrs. Elsie Waterbury Morris, his former wife, it*was legally point- ed out to Morri4, he might have laid ‘himself open to a bigamy charge. he attorney and the divorce de- now have arrived and hing is legally shipshape, the yed marriage will be performed some time today, In_lgeeping the place of the first THE TRIBUNE will fill a want. your favorite barber. purchase. | THE TRIBUNE Tribune Building SHE DESERVES YOUR SUPPORT There is a little lady seeking the Republican nomi- nation for Clerk of the District Court of Natrona County, who is deserving primary day, August 19th. qualified for the office, by reason of her experience gained as assistant in the Clerk of the Court’s office, where she has been employed for some time and where her record has been one of efficiency and She is the widowed mother of three faithful service. little boys and has resided for a number of years. FIEDLER. MRS. FIEDLER lacks the necessary funds to make a vigorous campaign so it Father: electors at elected to the fitted. office Don’t forget her on primary day, August 19. (This marriage secret, keen legal students here say that Morris and bride ae showed’ keen legal precaution. . willbe remembered that Rudo Valentino performed a anavetae similar feat—re-married before the) final interfocutory decree from his first wife had been made final. The authorities, probably with a view to front; pagé headlines, found out when and’ where Rudolph was mar- ried and then made a great show of, hailing him into court for- alleged! violation of California's laws. Ultimately, "however, whole thing was dropped. If the authorities: who might: be, disposed to question Morris’ marriage’ within a’ month after he got his first {uterlocutory decree do ‘not know! where ‘he and Miss Wightman were! marrfed;~they can not go far. the “newly weds, while admitting, they ‘were married eleven smonths ago,-are not+telling where. “Today's wedding comes under the} heading*of legal ‘proceedings ‘rather | than social‘events.” says Mrs, Mor- ris, or Mise Wightman, which ev she is to-be called. make it an annual event, like taxes) and elections; gaia’ Bare’ said Morris. LABOR FRIENDS OF LA FOLLETTE ASK UNION AD American Federation Meets Friday to Fix Attitude. WASHINGTO: July 31.—Labor union adherents of Senators La- ¥ollette and Wheeler, in their cam: paign for president and vice presi: dent, were preparing today for # trial of strength inside the Amert- can Federation of Labor. The ex: SINCE THE FIRST DAY We Opened the Shop, Our Business Has Increased, and Proved to Us That and the idea behind it—that men wanted a. close-in shop, manned by expert barbers, giving the finest work in’a shining, well equipped shop, where the customer expects and gets service as well as just barber work, With four chairs, there is no need of long waits for Our barbers are all favorites, and experts,who study the needs of the customer, and perform the work necessary without insistence that you purchase something that you did not want to MEN, TELL YOUR WIVES—That located as we are next to the Betty Beauty Parlor, and by ar- rangement with them, we are prepared to handle all kinds of women’s bobbed hair work, and child- ren’s work where men brbers are This lady is MRS. MABELLE and Mothers of Natrona County, to see to it that she is nominated and for which she is so eminently rted and pald“for by fr Political Advertise ecutive committee of that organtza- tion, meeting Friday at City, “will lay: dawn the. policy to BARBER SHOP referred. BARBER SHOP .» W. Cooner, Prop. of everyone’s support on She is wonderfully well in Casper with her family is up to her friends, the and the s of Mrs, Fiedler.) ment “Maybe we will! Atlanta . THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1924. rified and sorrowful over’ the killing = FULL PLANS FOR DEFENSEDAY (Sees OBSERVANCE ARE SENT OUT endeavor is being made find tho culprits, who will be severtly punish. * — a ‘The skeleton alone of an average whale weighs 25 tons, } dasa; patriotic demonstrations and a test mobilization.” By way of preface, it is explained that in lieu of “extensive field) exercises which for economic reasons ¢annot be held during the present calendar year the secretary of war has de- cided to initiate for . continental United States a mobilization dé- mdnstration which will rerve as an emblages and “cere- public manifesta: nd practical pa WASHINGTON, July 31.—Plaris | for the observance of September 12 Defense Day, a project which become’ a subject“of much pub- | War department to ‘the chiefs of all its brantheés" ahd to the commahd- ing generals of all corps areas: As made- public by the, depart-' ment for the first tune, the instruc- tions say that.the general plan for the day. has, two. main.«objectives, tions of triotism." |wovern the attitude .of its subordl- nates—insofar fs these can be gov- erned—in' the ‘approdchihg” national ntest. Chiefs of several, trade union or- saniztions’ which already have en- dorsed *the* LaFoliette-Wheeler tic- ket will be on hand at the Atlantic City session. Expisssing confi dence that would be able to procure the endorsement to candidates con- sidered favorable to the organized labor viewpoint, regardless of po- Ntleal affiliations, the La Follette supporters, several of whom members of the committee, plan ta seek forth right endorsement for their ticket. Samuel Gompers, the aged presi~ dent of the federation, is expected to attend in spite of a recent and persisting illness, Moone's Emerald Oil TEHERAN, Persia,~ July 31.— (By The Associated Press)—The Newspaper Iran publishes a let» ter from the foreign minister to the American minister saying the re l government and the nation are hor- Get Your Money’s Worth! The dollars or dimes you invest in AERO GASOLINE give you the fullest measure of value and satisfaction. 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