Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX. CAMPAIGN ISSUE HELD POSSIBLE INU. 5. DEFENSE DAY PROGRAM ter with friends and pointed out that both be and Mr. Bryan belfeve the milit organizations of the counuy should be kent !n good condition, but could see no excuse for urging 2 demonstration which would be noth ing but a demonstration and have no (Continued from Page One.) League of Nations dead is- sue. the claiming credit to go on record They put} As was to have been expected, LaFollette group a for’ be iris agains: ion. day it in thelr platforr nF clawolandtamal Merrestcconin surate with the harm- ed militarism in all its bran-| ful impression which might be given was claime re was no| to the world in this enligh ed day with the war department, Mr. Dav's alists of ork state remarked, to the extent of calling denounced ation day” ut the mi and asking various their convent‘on. patriotic organizations to hold as. With the third party adyocates| sembles. Altho Mr. Bryan acted in taking congnizance of the proposed | his capacity as governor and not as mobilization of resources and with] vice presidential candidate, Mr. Davis was not slow to give him the resident Coolidge coming to the de- : 4 support of the head of the ticket. fense of the plan, it was inevitable at it should become at least. an]. Governor Bryan and Mr. Davis early issue in the campaign. Whe going to have several heart-to- ther {t will last is another matter. art talks before the campaign ‘The chances are it wont, but {t seems| tually gets under way and there will that Democratic governors have been thoro threshing out of views be- the ones to raise their voices against, tween them. The friends of the two Interrupting the peaceful pursuits of n believe they are not far apart their people for a preparedness holi-| and they feel that the Nebraskan day. lends a balance to the ticket: which ‘The Democrats charge the Republi-| will be effective in winning votes. cans have been endeavoring to drive} The Republicans naturally take the a wedge between Mr. Davis and Gov-| opposite view and will make Mr. ernor Bryan, his running mate. That| Bryan a never-ending object of at- until election da: will not be noti- tack from now Governor Br; is to be one of the strategies of the Republican campaign, the emphasiz: ing of alleged irreconcilable differ-| fied until after Mr. Davis ences in the views and op'nions of|livered his speech of a the two men heading the Democratic} Nevertheless the governor's speech ticket. Therefore, when Governor eptance will be awaited with Bryan came out in de ul interest than ever before the full scope of “mobilization day en attached to the sayings of predictions came from Republic © presidential aspirant. ‘This is sources that Mr, Davis would not be y because the Republicans are in accord with the Bryan statement.| looking for him to something Upon his return to this city, how-| upon which they can make a drive in the event of a lection, Mr. Bryan next president of and also, becaus ever, Mr. Davis soon made it plain that he agreed with Mr. Bryan. In| ck in the addition to issuing hie formal state-| may become the ment, Mr. Davis discussed the mat-ithe United States y LONDON NEWS GRAIN PRICES BOUSTSSTOCKS) CLIMB HIGHER Oils, Rails, Steels and Cop- pers In Strong De- mand Black Rust Damage In Can- ada Lends Strength To Trading NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—The alfed] CHICAO, Aug. 2.—Reports of agreement to put the Dawes of black rust in Canada into effect, stimulated the buyin ve a decided upward swing to stocks at the opening of today’s/the wheat market today during the . which exhibited a firm tone.Jearly dealings. It was stated that ; Olls, rails, steels and coppers werejevery field examined near Melita most in demand, but initial changes] Manitoba, showed. black rust on us w rule were small. Magma Cop-|the wheat stems, and that appar: per advanced a point, and hulte|ently most of such whi would be Stores moved up fractionally to a] ruined, Announcement _ of new 1 8. lrop-} final acceptance of the Dawes pls ped tu nts and Willys Ovérland| tended also to lift values. Ax prefer: buying of wheat result Prices continued to move upward throughout the early trading al commission houses ad prices, which though the market was called upon] ranged te « , September to absorb another large volume of] $1.30 to -1.30% wee followed by an week-end profit taking. Atlantic Re-|ndvance of more than two cents fining climbed nearly four points,Jaround and then something of a r West Penn Power 2 3-4 and Congo-| action. teum Electric, Air Reduc All delivertes of corn ‘jumped to tion ar vette ~common|a new high price record for the moved up a point or so. Additional | sor Very little’ corn was for sale, new highs were recorded by Pitts ptember delivery in particular burgh and West -Virginia. sec-}and with bidding lively the market ond preferred, United States Hoff-|made a rapid advance. After man Machinery and Publis ice} opening %4c lower to tc higher, De- of New Jersey common. sember 99% to 99%, the market Cuba Cane preferred, American}ran up more than four cents a Woolen and Atlantic Coast Line fell back 1 to 1% points, Foreign ex- change moved up briskly in reflec. tion og the better feparations news demand Sterling -moving up two cents to $4.43%4, the highest price of the year, while French francs climt ed nearly 1 CRUDE . MARKET ~$1.45 1.40 1.4 1M5 bushel in some cases. Oats ascended with orn. Starting %e to Ye down, September 48% to 48%c oats quick- ly touched 50c for September. Provisions were lifted by the ac tion of the grain and hog markets. did wide Pas POTATOES CHICAGO, Au receipts 8: § shipments Missouri sacked Irish Cobblers $1.10 @$1.20; few fancy shade higher or stock $1.00@$1.05; Virgin: wheat and w Cat Creek i ates = ~ 90] -e1 Cobblers holdover stock few 1.49 | $2.50 1,40 1.45 110 SILVER Big 1.00 Mule Creek Sunburst ilton NEW YORK, Aug. 84; Me: —Bar silver n dollars 52 7-3 -_——— Dome Setting the Styles (Copyright 1924 ‘The Casper Tribune) PARIS—The little silver anklet is here n. Sometimes it's orna - mented with turquoise, in true Ori. aay Rete ental fashion. Sometimes, instead Hie yp etd hs statenric of being silver, it is platinum, stud- pedaling ale) ded with diamonds, ARIS—For mid-se the t+ hat is either all black or white, e model shown today {fs in white eta, almost a cloche shape ex- for high beehive crown, is ornamented with a large vow of black velvet across the hous FOR SALE equtl 2489R one B Look .80SS - DAT IN3UA MUST BE DE GUY WHO DONE STEAL SPaAHK PLUG: —s GOSH, | HATE” TO LEAVE: THIS JACKSON'S HOLE i, 1, hin tits LIVESTOCK. ]|| Chicago Prices —(United States Agriculture)—Ho, moderate light Departme: Receipts 5,00) higher; ; bulk des! D pound good and 5 350 pound . butcher 9.35 @$9. packing. sows mostly 33.00@ $8.30; desirable strong weight aughter pigs $8.50@$8.75 estinmte holdover 9,000; heavy weights $9 medium weight $9.55 @$9.9) light weights $9.35@$9.90; light lights $$.40@$9.65; packing hogs smooth $8.10@ $8. packing hogs 5@$8.10; slaughter pigs hotce increa: compa: fening : : eration “had been performed at the} Brie ------- 4 Cattle—Receipts 500, comp: ean NEW ORLEANS—A revival in the] Callfornia state hospital on an or-| famous Players Lasky Spe pdpeaa ed 58.50 58.75 with week a in fed steers, year SEATTLE.—After August 1 ~the|@mand for sugar for preserving and] ter of the district court at Oakland, peeetat Aas : nd be ades fat she stock | comer poauatt ; =*! ,] Canning has started. Refiners’ stocks} where a charge was said ho have| Gene! lectric to 400 higher; spota up more;| coment eee ee on ce enInStOn | are depleted and they naw aro taking| Seon, peilding agaleet, Wreoneeone | General” Motows <- Standard Oi) Stocks rai andre’ numeérous: +u will thes spied cat) ols, CaS orders subject to delay, Retail su-]| ‘rhe operation was pronounced a|Great Northern. pfd. ured] ment, t steers $11.75; highest sin: 27 tong yearlings $11.40; light ARNEY GOOGLE. AND SPARK PLUG etre sien ee ape ees 7 WE'VE HAD & GOOD TIME* CAMP, FELLAS.IT'S UKE] AND ALOT re, BREAKING HOME OF BROILED FASH HERE. GC : di iy : di N | his berth. Canadian Pacific -. Mountain and Gulf __ 1.45 a 7 7 Startled passengers rushed to his} Central Leather New York Ol .....---- 9.00 11, ODIMOAILy Lrade NEWS} |, sitet zgeeres some to his central “Yenth secant ce Fag aut oN Oe ie Ae eee 2c Roe ata ens Physicians prondunsei Srobleski¢ | Chandler Motors SRE Prevton -----.-------- 1% 02) | 2 local morgue. His body is at:7} tacago and Northwestern cc Royalty & Producers — .06 07. ¢"! ST. PAUL.—The Twin City Rapid| begun. Rain is retarding threshing | % EES brea g! oh Transit company has entered the} and the crop in that section is only} ‘ere today awaiting word from rel-| Chacog, Mi and St. Paul, pfd Aupatt woneennn--2-- a ad motor bus fild by acquisition of 3] a little more than half normal. atives. ‘Wrobleskie’s ‘sister resides | Chicago, Mil and St, Paul pfd vestern Exploration — 3. 3. competing motor bus Iines for $500,- ares in Detroit, authorities said. Chicago, R. 1. and’ Pac .-. Western Oil Fieias -- 15% 16% 000, Officials say acquisition. of all on In a stgtement issued Jast (night, Western States a ha the principal suburban lines includ-| san _ FRANCISCO. — Japanese jhe ca See Rete aed ore wean ane ir ed ing those to nearby luke resorts 18] tankers will load two million barrels | S240? 8 i ge ES ad .0F contemplated. SE oil, ShkrTepan naval uses at this| ‘es'isation ‘of the man’s death, de-| Songoteum W YORK CURB CLOSING rae port during the coming week. These | °l#red. that physicians who exam-| Consolidated, Gas Mountain Producers — 18,25 18.50 DETROIT.—The Coptinental Mo-| loadings are the first of weveral sald | net, ‘he body attributed as the} Con Troducts New Gleorock Oi, 2530 roduction schedule for August cording to Vice President Angell. Imports of fore! mostly 25¢ lower; v at. 50, ibe higher; canners and cutters| Month lower; bologna bulls steady tol) hare lower; few week top be Casper Daily Cribune Now You Tete ME) unenne MY BROWN -EVED YS OR TU DRL A TUNNEL “Turoush YouR LIVER +> GASOLINE ALLEY —BACK TOWARD CIVILIZATION VES WE'VE GOT TO"BE GETTING BACK TO THE ROUGHING IT \S FON BOT You ‘eal a ii, ® Wf suddenly while he was resting in| Cailfornia Petroleum Mika Henry ——.....-.. 098% 01 dead and the body was remi?d to Automobiles St. Louis on the Mississippi river has Chesapeake end Ohio Red Bank ----------.44.00 46.00 cause a “bursted blood vessel of the orain, caused by delayed effects fol lowing an operation.” No inquest 's expected, the sheriff said, as his death was from a natural cause. Sheriff’ Mahoney asserted the op- rporation has announced se of 33 1-3 per cen® in an its 2s red with July, <A general stif- up of business is noticed, ac- tO be scheduled. The oil is intended to replace vast quantities of navy erude ojl destroyed at Yokohama in the great quake. Cosden Oj] - Crucible Steel -. Cuba Cane Sugar, pfd. Davison Chemical —__. Du Pont de Nemours Erie New York Oil Obion S253 Prairie Oil -. Mutual 11,00 11.12 Sugar it a capacity of 10,000 barrels. gar trade is quiet. success, Wrobleskie declared sane,| Gulf States Steel -. n cement, estimated Anglo 14% 1% 000. barrels he as = .nd the criminal charge dismissed.| Houston Oil Buckey 63 64 a ant ae ecteerane Biba His transportation back to Detroit} Clinois Central ex div. Continental — el under the price for local ce- PHILADELPHIA—The July clear-| ¥@S Provided. He left Oakland in| International Harvester _ 5 | Cumberland Galena -~.. Tilinois Indias \pparent good health, it was léarned and appeared so until the moment when his brain snapped and he fell ance sales of shoes have left retail stocks low and manufacturers antici. Wheat pate early. orders for fall and win- Invincible Ol at. Tran. LOUIS.—The movement of|ter supplies. The demand for wo-]} lad in his berth, Kelly Springfie‘d Tire - ~ ¥. ‘Tran southward from points below! men's oxfords is improving. Kennecott Copper Nor. Pipe $11.00; week’ bulk prices follow ST. steers and yearlings; $8.50@] wheat $11.00; stocker and feeders cows $4.00@$6,50; heifer canners nd cutt veal calves $9.50@$10.50 Sheep — Receipts 2,000; marke steady; bulk native lambs $13.25 $8.50; for week around $4,600 194 cars of feed lots; com pared with week ago fat lambs higher; sheep 50c to $1 higher; feed ing lambs 25 to 50c higher; top fat lambs $14.00; range ewes to killers $7.75; feeding lambs $ week's bulk prices follow: Fat range lambe $13.50@$13,85; natives $13.00@§13.25 yearlings 10.50@$11.00; ewes $5.50@ $7.00; feeding lambs $1 Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Aug. 2.—(U, 8 r ment of Agriculture.\—Hogs—Re ceipts rather slow; early suitable butchers to shippers, higher; packers buyin their purchases showing little 's bulk good and 200 to 240 pound ly, change from Frid mpo! choice butchers; rorld weights, $9.00@9. 200 pounds, carrying smooth sow: bulk of sales, $7.90@9.40; cost Friday, $8.26; weight, 264. Cattle—Receipts, 250. ‘Compa: with week ago: Beef steers and yearlings, generally 50c higher: spots up more on well finished kind top steers and long yearlings $11.50; grain fed cows and heifers 15@25e higher o;thers weak to vealers, steady; bulls, 25@ stockers and . 15@ higher. Closing bulks follow: Corn fed steers and yearlin fed cows and helf cholee heifers in 1 grass cows ins, The is he peror. lots, upward | featur and heifers canners and cutters a bologna bulls, $4.00@ vealers, $7.50@8,00; stockers and feeders, $5.00@7.00. Sheep—Receipts, none. prince what Compare: $12 range 36.0006 $11.75@ @ fed _ yearlings, arlings, $9.00; fat range feeding New “Ta it is lambs, other great Butter lowe: eld in place by a white rnished LONDON—The gowns one — sees —jt evenings at th Bavoy and POR ME \ | Clar simply t with real s jewels. se are generally ar tT 1036 anged in patterns on the corsage. = -| LONDON—A ‘ighttul color FOR RENT — Modern six ‘|scheme, cyclamen and silver, has house with two three-room mod |been sponsored by the wife of the ern basement apartments, «'l fur-| American ambassador. She wore a nished, two -car girage, party that | cyclamen and allver tissue gown at rented this last week cannot take it 831 B. Third. a recent dinner and made the color combination immediately popular. standards first 338 34420; seconds @3 Eggs unchanged; cases. receipts 11,100 WORLD GAINED HUT LITTLE iN AEGENT STRIFE Legion Weekly Secures Opinions From Many INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 2.—A published Legion Weekly. replies, many of them from famous Americans, agree that there were mer Kaiser's secretary, Admiral H. von Rebeir-Pachwitz, said: “What did the world gain? Noth- This answer,’”* “was in reply to a letter to William Hohenzollern, taken to repri real “The symposium was prepared to beginning of the world war. “Friedrich Wilhelm, former crown The result that all arming ‘as hard as they can, and = vith é 4 Fat lambs oe the cables from over the whole . received after 10 to 12 a. m, will dy aka aric Wgher? akeee b ‘orld. Dictatorship of some sort or New York Stocks Bessemer .. insertec. under the head “Too Late Sanett = feeding "tation 0@75c | Other Is the favorite Idea. The only} KINGMAN, Ariz., Aug. 2.—Antone Last Baie Big Indian to Classify,” higher. Closing bulke: Fat lambs,| 500d the war did is to show that alW. Wrobleskle, a shell shocked war Boston Wyoming our or ie ADVERTISE, rh AP pdt -[hation, not well armed, ts powerless} veteran, lay dead in the county] nied Chemical ‘3 Buck Cr NTS. os vitae ee sa bb, #18. C0b OA! inaithatmmunD-eifation gets no help| morgue here today, a victim, accora-| American Can ad ay hve Must be accompnnied by cash from. anybody vton D. Baker said Internatio! General John J. Pershing »: “While we are probably too close to the events of the world war def- Ohio Oil Prairie Oil -. Prairie Pipe plar Ref. sou. Louisville and Nashy Lautogracy, with all its ‘disastrous | effects upon civilization and the evi- |dence is cleal that the free peoples ke the world will unite in resisting SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS ROME—Bakeries prepared again so bake war bread as a result of the increase in the price ¢@ wheat. such domination, Charles W. Biliot, President emer- itus of Harvard, “The world war destroyed the huge Russian, German and Austrian autocracies, revived several freer nations which those \autocracies had crushed or cut into pieces, strengthened the three great powers in which democratic principles have made good progress, and brought them nearer to effective union for promoting liberty, justice and peace throughout the world.” Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor. “The world gained as a result of the great war a freedom from the menace of organized militarist im- perialism without which all peoples sooner or later would have been en- chained fn bondage and vassalage. Democracy is in the ascendence, the dominant form of government.’ OPERATION 10 AVE VETERAN PROVES FATAL Elimination of Criminal Tendencies Was Goal Of Surgery. ennn-e-- 283 8.0.5 NecXe Sone Secan 80: Ind.7o. eee NEWPORT NEWS, Va.—Hamil- con Busbey, editor, author and pub- lisher died at the national soldiers’ home, aged 84 years. BRUSSELS—Secretary Hughes lined with King Albert and Queen fllzabeth of Belgium and was given an honorry degree by Louvain uni- versity, conferred by Cardinal Mer- cler. Crippled Ship Proceeding on Her Own Power ‘Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LASS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as @ basis of estunuting « Une. BLACKFACE CAP’ HEADLINE hes be charged the space of twe nes. All cherged advertising wil! be bonkec “set jines” irrespective of the number of words. CORRECTION OF CLASSIF! .D ERRORS. A The Casper Daily Tribuny will not be responsible for more tham One incorrect insertion of auy ad- vertisement ordered for more than o3e thne. 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Write to. sult in’ preventing domination by! marry his flancee, His death came. Bethichem ‘Steel. 44. Marine — 9.00 815 ‘Oty, Moler Barber College, 1229 Sev- enteenth Street, Denver,