Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1924, Page 8

The Chekiang forces Kiangsu troops in the Liuho sector, nounced here late today. Chinese military ng can be done ther. of the successful k near Liuho made eadquarters of the er two major bat- e troops for sev- Both battles repres g counter t ks by the Chekiang troops } against the invading ngsu forces , in the » started at noon. ¢ ankhal-Nanking rail started between Nar ang and j Miiwangto, with Antir miles ‘trom Shanghai, as the objective. The Jother was at Liuho, on the coast northwest of Woosung. ‘- Almost at the same time the fight Jing started, defense unifs mounted Jeuard at the approgches to the in Jiernational settlement and — the ‘French concession, making effec- tive in those parts of the city the “state of er ney” which has been declared to exist 2 .—By The ? {le the prelim inary battles in China’s civil war continued today with renewed in Ftensity in the vicinity of the prize «city of Shanghal, Chang Tso-Lin, “war lord of Manchuria, and Wu *Pe military head of the Peking “government, entered their forces to Fmeet in the main contest, a fight for control of the central govern pment of China Out of a series of reports from the | Sefending forces of Shanghai in the qpast 24 hours it was apparent that ‘FROM PERSONAL : EXPERIENCE | <Mrs.Bradford Recommends Lydia E.Pinkham’sVegetable Compound '} Phoebus, Virginia.— ‘‘ Having this opportunity I justcannot refrain from saying a word of ise for. the sion required for twenty years, and my three sisters have also used i i] usual distressing 1; flashes, insomnia, e' and I am 9 Pleased to testify to the wonderful s; Pesults I obtained from the Vegetable Compound. 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East ar Si Is Unchanged tuation Fighting Renewed With Fresh Intensity On Shanghai Front With Defenders Of City Still Holding Lines SHANGHAT, Sept. 9.—-(By The Associated Press) .— ve regained northwest of this city, Shanghai against the ail the ground they had lost it was an- Heavy rain stopped the fighting this evening, in ac- the fighting was being cartied clos- er to thé city by the invading forces. Warned by firing west of here, at Nansiang, 12 miles from the city, foreign governments landed 1,100 troops from 22 warships stationed in the harbor at daybreak today and were ready to defend the foreign pet- ment should it come within the ine of fire before night fall. Fighting was carrid on today at ¢ points on the 100 mile front west and south of Shanghai. While no decisive action took place, rein forcements were thrown into the fray by both sides. The Wu Pei-Fu central govern- ment forces took a direct hand in the battle yesterday by sending troops from the province of Honan, controlled ty the Peking: govern: ment, into the conflict on the side of the Invading forces. There was some Indication here that General Ho Feng-Lin, defense commissioner of Shanghal, might quit for a cash consideration of $2,000,000 but the report: was not warranted by any of the aggressive steps being taken by General Ho to drive back the invading forces from the western portion of Kiang- su province in which Peking is lo- cated. SHERIDAN FAIR GREAT SUCCESS (Continued from Page One.) can throw a rope and do horseback stunts, the fair management has cut out the wild west performances on the theory that the people who at- tend their fair are wearied of this sort of entertainment. Another thing they have done too ts omit the Crow and Cheyenne Indians and their sports from the program. This for the same reason that they have abol ished the rodeo features. They make their fair a real exhibition of the products of the Sheridan country with honest-to-goodness horse rac- ing, with world’s of entertainment in the old times of the day to amuse the attendants. No section of Wyoming can sur- pass Sheridan in products of the farm and garden. It is a rich agri- cultural country, well watered and field products reach their highest perfection here under the shelter of the Big Horn mountains tn the numerous beautiful valleys which fank the streams rising in the moun- tain range to the west and flowing east and north to Tongue and Pow- der rivers They told me that the racing this year was only up to average. If this be true I am wondering what it might be if perchance {t was above average. There were harness and running horses, and good ones, too, from Canada and as far east as Misrouri and Iowa and from -the Pacific coast. The time was fast and the classes numerous. The speed pro- gram each afternoon included from ten to a dozen races. 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LS CEUs * “tacts Seow +N TE io Seoame-(F GIES, Cis GIMME A SHAVE. MASSAGE - HAIRCUT: AN: A SHAMPOO- GOLLY, SKEEZIx, 1 FORGOT TO ORDER MILK. RACHEL ALWAYS ATTENDS TO THAT. | WONDER WHAT BECOMES OF THE CARBAGE ? | MEANT TO ASK RACHEL BEFORE attention to breeding and developing RACHEL IS STILL ON HER WAY SEE THE FOLKS DOWN HOME. AY FEVER Hf you can’t “get away,” ease “Only one real issue was before|and decisive victory for the Repub- the voters in the Maine election—] lican ticket in’ the state of Maine.” the administration of Calvin Cool- eo Firmin, Riker sary to procure the substance from the plant of the Standard Chemical company at Pittsburgh, and Balley, the rpeed animal, Stafford and Kimball, Ki-|idge. His endorsement is definite Pa, To have transported the the attacks The cit¥ of Sheridan ts the most Dr, Keltth and Chappell,|and deliberate by more yoters than radol from ‘Pittsburgh to Boulder, Q Sf} Ss beautiful of all Wyoming cities. Its ever went to the polls in Maine be- Bi Loss Saved Colo., by train would have meant founding dates back to 1882 and its| Pie contest—Nelson and Schank,| fore. The people made his cause £ be the loss represented by waste dur- VAPORUB Jocation is the most beautiful spot in| Rotary; Rev. Carter and Rev. Hilde-| their cause. The vote is the answer. ing a period of from 60 to 72 hours. The substance was trans- mitted by air mail between Cleve- land, O., and Cheyenne, however, and arrived at Cheyenne in 14 hours. Here the University of Colorado had a fast automobile waiting and this machine carried the radol to Boulder in three hours. Exactly 24 hours after the radol left the Pittsburgh laboratory {t was being used ex- perimentally at Boulder.. ies Mea eb (Over 17 Million Jaro Used Yearly all that country. On the east side of the city is Little Goose creek and brand, Kiwanis; Cowan Lellan, Lions, REPUBLICAN IS ~ MAINEVICTOR (Continued from Page One.) takably confidence in Calvin Cool- idge and his policies, and his trium- phant election. and" Mce- University By Skyway Mail CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 9.— How the air mail service saved the University of Colorado a heavy loss through dissipation of radol, a substance that wastes itself at the rate of 20 per cent every 24 hours, was ‘revealed here today by Luther K. Bell, traffic manager of the service. @ University of Colorado, Bell stated, required radol for tmpor- tant experiments. It was neces- “The returns show that the farm er, the workman, seaman, the bus!- ness men and the women of Maine united in a remarkable endorsement of the commonsense performance of Calvin Coolidge as president of the United States.” They form a junction just off the center of the city and flow north to join Tongue river in the vicinity of the coal camps, ‘The site of the city was a famous hunting ground of the Crows and northern Cheyennes and of their cousins the Sioux, when on a visit in the west, which was frequent in days when the.red man ruled the northern portion of the state. The city proper has twelve thou- sand people and the rural routes intluding the interurban railway route to the coal camps add from four to five thousand more who are all tributary to Sheridan. For the most part the population is a settled one. It has reached the children’s children stage of growth. It Is more like an old eastern com- munity than the average western town. The peop'e have become amal- gamated and blended as it were and have common and similar ideals and aspirations. It {s an intellecual com- munity and the future is safe for the people have bullt. many and magnificent school buildings and nu- merous and beautiful churches. To a marked degree the people are pitable. It is not merely their company manners. It is thelr every day life. They love their fellow man. They want him comfortable. And if Watch for our announce- ment arrival Brunswick- Radiolas. See Double-Page ad in Satur- day Evening Post out tomorrow The Chas. a Wells Music ‘282 East 2nd St. WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—Presi- dent Coolidge today sent a message of congratulation to George L. Hm- ery of Portland, Me., chairman of | the Repyblican state committee on the results of yesteray’s elections. “Accept my congratulations,” the president said, “‘on the nificant ‘Three-fourths of all the explosives used in the United States is consum- ed in mining operatio: a j t f oze time, Exrors not the of, he is not a grouch and shows the the advertiser which cleariy eaeen ‘east inclination to be sociable, Sher- dl nang rer yh a Mas Heh yngn og idan people certainly know how to wiitinntt eaten’ cates oath Cobh days after insertion. Ne repuilies- I have ‘traveled a great deal of tion will be made when the errer late years and been many places, but dees not materially affect the sense T do not now recall a single place @r purpose of the advertisement, east, west, north or south where I Sipe ey an was ever so genutnely entertained eo ation pet ‘TELE. or felt more thoroughly at home PHO! NE, than I did the week I spent in Sher- accuracy. idan. STAGE SET FOR OLYMPIC RIOT (Continued from Page One.) Doo Carpenter and Bill Cobb, Ki- wanis; Jaryis and Sinclair, Lion' Fly casting—"Bull” Stirrett, Ro- tary; R. H. Nichols and Alex White, Kiwanis; C. K. Fletcher and Gen- eral Burke Sinclair, Lions. Shot Stirrett, Rotary; D Poling, Kiwanis; C. H. Storrs, Lions. Broad Jump—Thompson and Mc- Cormack, Rotary; Marshall and Winter, Kiwanls; Pester and Me Lelan, Lions High Jump—Doc Batley and P. C. Nicolaysen, Rotary; Doud and Bean, Kiwanis; Gantt and Davis, Lions. the but we cannot guarantes reestved m. insertec under the head “Tos Late to Classify.” OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE, MENTS. Must be jod cash er Rane ae arg ey HELP WANTED—MALE FOR SALE—Three yard dump truck, small amount down, easy terms on balance with job working at present. Inquirs tire department, Center Street Filling Station. HELP WANTED—Female ee WANTED—Maid for general house a x os * work. 409 E. Tenth. "ole Vault-Stirrett, Rotary; Cron, = * Kiwanis; BY rs, Lions, : a WANTED—High school girl__to Tug of War—Shumaker, Tonkin, e r mate tate room and gO Wrightsman, Stirrett, Chamberlin. 5 : > . Walker and Wilkerson, Rotary Hear D—Models for special work Chandler, Bailey, lien, Neithet- 4 Shop. . Call between mer, Steart, Poling and Dumars, a 10 and 1 o'clock Wednesday. Kiwani: Wertz, Cowan, Storres, , 1 oa Sa he cei eo WANTED — Experienced Sinclair, Foley, Baker atq Worth- chocolate dippers. Apply Princess Confec- map, Lidne. | erirvell, Manway, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT omer ie: Batley, Hawards and J. Jourgensen. : WANTED—Millinery “maker, only totary; calloway, ald experien makers need ‘apply. arent 9 Bonus ann Peiiiiall rH { cag habe Hat Shop, ba leony. Midwest Pester, McFarland, La dick nford and Tobin, Lions. ‘tees vn Yes Young woman that has ntesy—Lew Gay, 2 orked for a tailor, no amateurs, d ohNgon, ary; Si , Webb Day & Nite Cle: ra, 114. ry ina allay, ceclwanias “Riker, taco ON VITAL ISSUES OF THE DAY -~ aetna taal nae and Evans, Lion: Relay Race—Bott, way and Edwards, Snoddy, Hadley and Peterson, K1- wanis; Sweeney, Foe, Pester ’ and Firmin, Lions, Puttin. contest Shumaker, Rotary; WANTED—Whtte house work. 536 THOW. maid for gen 8. Cen ral Phone WANTED—Experienced general house work. Phone 225W. girl for 1236 8. Elm, SEPTEMBER 12th, 1924 Ison and sdhter, Webb ee For results uy @ Tribu a sifieq Ag. ne Cam ?