Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1924, Page 3

DAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1924. 3 Che Casver Sunday Tridune PAGE THREE. a4 p 5 paper wah more bitter than wver in | hotlnobbed with murderers and the | around” she said in the hospital to-; tortured lips that the reasons for ‘ its denuneiition of communists and | , | night, explaining why she had not{ her attempts were “personal” she the latter fought the royalists more | y, . killed hervelf there. no sti ent. f bitterly than ever. ae me ef IHLTKE! /HUIE ADOPTS = | morse love, for the™lea! Daudet} She went tothe hospital to which | by Aside-from her. striking . public | boy. . | Ph'llepe was taken while dying*und| In certain rural districts of Eng: hh x appearance ut the funeral of Anto-| ‘Today Germaine sought the ceme-| tried to kill herself with the revoly- | Jand it is firmly belleved that, if an 2 lene France she had been kept from | tery in which Phillepe w red, | ef, she missed onty inflicting a] adder bites a cow, the shape of the 4 zy s ‘ the public prints. the folda of her blouse c neg q | Slight wound, snake, complete in every scale, will 7 ‘ r . = ‘i rs Rumors had it that the young|revolver, and phial of poison with Ther she sought the cool nave of | #Ppear in the cream from the next g Bas TY 4 —— sitl who had calmiy shot. one of| the uses of which she was not| Notre Dame de Lourdes and took | Milking of the bit In his address at Basin Friday night, Byron Huie, state bank examiner, had both feet on the soft pedal. He was among the life long friends of Eugene Sullivan, whose fighting blood her enemies, a man of 40, to death, | unfamiliar. | the potson. (Continued from’ page’ one) faced a trial by jury with a smile,’ “phere were too many BeyAnd whispering through acid today. The name of. thé *Daudet had been aroused ‘by the statements Huie had made at Casper, rot Th Ree a an Sheridan and elsewhere. Therefore Huie was meek, mild and |} tar to that in which the “Red Vir- has: unoffensive in what the said from the platform. From a steno- in” fatled—the murderer of his 7 pn Se at Sea | Pan op of hn ape he aid erg ee oe -Republican Nominees @ strip of paving 30 miles long,||, ._ “The occasion of the talks that I have made, are the re- || that of Mile. Berton, herself not : Py tt of which was put down in|| ports and statements circulated over the state by some of those || ¥¢t 20. in a romantte plot. f : I E people Tribune wantads bring results. 4 months. At thig time the|| who advocated what Mr. Sulivan did to reopen the Basin State She was the “dreaded youthful ‘Xellowstone highway east of the}! bank. It is not necessary for me to tell you of the high personal || *n@rchist, the “unkissed’’ assassin icity is being paved to and beyond! regard that I have had for Mr. Sullivan. I-do not know of any || “h° coolly slew one of Daudet's yansville F) \ermopolis,. always one of the excep- for a distance of three] man in the state of Wyoming of more lovable. character than || *{i'°rs,, Plateau, when she went to progressive towns, is to become an anarchist*‘previous to . ‘tiGhally well paved but is still keen the affair’ of young Philleppe Daudet, jor more. Right now 21 blocks are who was but 15 years old, Mile. belng.added to the pavement in the Berton had been acquitted of the Springs resort. ! mruder of the editor, Plateau. han is’ well in the list a he Tiel f the R: list rs: Gene Sullivan, and I want you-to know that I feel Mr, Sulli- || (noe. toAction Prancntes sta feta 1 Ust with 2 . Coolly facing Daudet in the court 00a showing of pavement. q Steridan is‘rather slow with but a short stretch of-paved streets. ‘Phere are probably few other 5 = Y u paper L'Action Francaise, and failed yan, under the circumstances. did all he personally could do ‘00) room, she said: places in the state that have begun to find Daudet in his office. The to help things out here in Basin.” “| am sorry I didn’t kill -you, too” to, lay permanent paving but the youth was Daudet’s choice son, whom communists, with the lure of Germaine's unkissed lips, persuaded tithe “fs near. when, one after an- ‘and perhaps all together, they so smooth out their. streets. It will not be many years before the miore important highways of the state are running ribbons of hard alia durable surfaces. Another five years will very likely see the Yel- ldwstone paved between Casper and Gfenroc! The great day of a con- a ‘Afte> many years of tolerating terrible streets, Cheyenne has start- din earnest to pave its avenues already has several miles laid. She left the court house with a shrug of her shoulders, a cigaret dangiing from the “‘unkissed” lps, (Continued from page one) this year relatively few votes have| a» scarlet tam >' shanter, which with huge dfet and expressions of opinion | been changed in the last few weeks.| her predfrection for deeds of vio- are determinable. Just as the writ-| Such changes as there have been ire wee oe pari aed title of the “Re rgin;’ cocked jaunty on er was ‘convinced. in 1916 of the cer-| ™ay a counted as a recession of Meith bobbed senha ad cAsctew weeks tainty of the election of Woodrow | UFollette strength in the west and - later, she was caught in a police an increase in the Davis vot Wilson and in 1920 the triumph of |cast. ‘The drift away tree Laker | raid on a communist cache in Hor- Harding, so this year is presented a} lette in the west has only strength: | 220%, in ths company of 15 table of electoral votes which repre-| ened President Coolidge's opportuni. | “esperate communists. & : HOP, JR. Cc. W. MAPES M. A. BECKLINGER MARVIN L. BIS) tea (foi, tint! tyro. -w Then came the unexplained affair F ; tinuous and constantly expanding | sents the irreducible minimum. be- | 14 fog RI eee most |of Philleppe Daudet. ‘The com- State Representative State Representative State Representative piving program in this state ts at| iow which t ts inconceivable that | haa been obtained from the Demo.| ™unists always maintained that the Re-election Re-election Galvin Coplidge “will go ‘and.above} crate. Hvery vote taken from La-| itd came to them. voluntarily, pro- which it: seems certain he will as-|Follette ana given to Davis in the| fss lepyeages ia a italia offy ae aceiny apts ‘eos aoe Sod hing @ maximum not far|West has made more certain the | Volunteered to assassinate his father. uses asphalt which produ |, reaching casting of a plurality vote for Cool.| Leon Daudet, the father, is the within: its ‘borders. betiind the electoral vote of ‘four|iage because the Republican totais | moving spirit of the “Camelots,” a + alsa rerb Fight of wey at] vears ago. ‘ have withstood the LaFollette on- | Temlist organization, which is al- A orate ee to drill off| Here are the states which Coolidge | slaught fairly well through the cam-|/Ways at war with the extremists on ds, to care for the output of oll, | s absolutely sure to carry and in the | Paigm. In the east, the Davis cam-| th) Oller wing. ween t& construct pipe lines and tankege,| Davis or La¥Follette columns are |iite in the last ten days, thousands | Young Daudet and the “Red Virgin" 10)-maintain -end operate oll field given the states which they may car-|of votes originally intended for La.| having about it something of the sh sacra peeneerase petroleum | ry and which, for purposes of dem-| Follette having been brousht back | flavor of Homeo and Jullet in the Pesce ina dozen other we 3 Rinavides lteter from idge:|t° the Democratic ticket. But the | bitterness of the opposing factions production and ‘manufacture into jonstration, i from Coolldss:| margin between the Democratic and | of which they were the youthful usable ‘goods. oe Jette | Republican parties in the eastern | figures, stirred Paris for days after “Wyoming will be practicing econ- -Asphalt is made of black ofl and cae don fot as "__ |Statee 1s so great that the diminu-| Philleppe’s death. The actual facts there are nine producing, seven dis- rare iy 4 = | tion of LaFollette strength and in-| concerning his suicide never have cerered’: dnd’'30) pitential,, black: “oil yen t ay oe crease in the Democratic vote will| been known. figids in Wyoming. Dormancy, or Guitennte 13 have no effect on the electoral vote,| Leon Daudet also asserted that at least near dormancy, lies over ‘Chlorate 6 though it will play an important] the anarchists lured his son away of these fields. 1 part in state and congressional con-| from home and killed the boy to Ye srt oe Pau erp ii. Dee 3 ‘tests, revenge themselves ‘upon him. | His n eee tructure has excellent and obyious eS réasons for using asphalt. Genres, Fi it is one. side of the case for oe + g Tilinots 29 ’ os el yamine itiben aa oe pea SR iS W. B. COBP - ~ E. A. FROYD Cc. M. COLTRANE solved by the state. Increased black | Kansai 10 . State Representative State Senator State Representative eff production, most of which comes | Kentucky “ffm government lands, means in.| Louisiana _ creased royalties to the state. With) Malne ~ afigmented oil royalties the state is | Mary!and vided with a greater permanent @hool fund and more capital for 1&8 highway department to use in igiproving state roads and bridges. Increased black oil production will ii se the state’s ofl royalties. q @ second and universal reason | for using asphalt in Wyoming. os , asphalt is without a peer @3)a. paving material. It is lasting, | flexible and resilient. Cars travel- New York ftig on’ ft are subjected to less North Carolina ; than is caused by a per-| narota ctly rigid surface. Asphalt, to a/ 115 i degree, reacts to the} o.ianoma ‘weather, contracting in cold and ex- ‘Oregon panding under heat, but does not ‘Pennsylvania « Shee phere amaker: aa-$. thn Rhode Island.. rigid paving. in some instances it has been aes SlalllflolltthbollttttoelIStITICiLsttttiiriyl For Honest and Sincere Representation of Natrona County and the State of Wyoming Interests. Natrona County Is Entitled to Five Representatives—Be Sure to Vote for Five ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 —rottticat aavortisoment. ‘Michigan Minnesota VOTE FOR 0. A. ‘The {fs that under all conditions “asphalt takes first place | \ermont as a paving material, if not alone| yjrzinia _ then in. combination with another | washington. material. W. Virginia At is true that eventually the black | Wisconsin _... off fields in this state will be de-| wyoming ___ veloped, but it is easily possible to LP lael i bbaSal 8] laeteol | ILL 8S lal | s TlelSl1S8lellIShListilililssvlielsslitlizall Hols al. Totals _.. 278 R@G Corsets Never have tobe “Broken In” _ - choice. While the foregoing table a ’ the’ aot voting, the. weer owe » R.&G: Corsets are designed by nm 4 ie Z | : alae fork Fasmoneeatiee pean experts who understand the anat-.. » sioaiy, that Calvin» Ctolidge’ will be omy of the human body as well as the maximum. strength of Coollage. they know fashion. They fit you la Mupetatnt Taneie is perfectly the first time you put of coals, the "wie tes tat them on. They keep their shape ~ | : i AN al | A pres woreda tee oe no matter how long you wear them. m7 to be cast for the present chief. ex- ou know when you buy- an BGontinaed trom page One) |coutirs, #0, that, the Coolidge total R. & G. Corset that you are getting itors and in private conversa- | thirty-three electoral votes. There i, Mr. Hule spoke in the high- |!8 ® chance—but only a chance— t»terms complimentary of the | that Coolidee may capture North jnpnor and-generosity displayed by. | Dakota, Missourl and Oklahoma, . Sullivan in his connection | Which would add 33 more votes, It is the cut of a corset, after all, ath this affair. Inasmuch as he | making a possible three hundred and naw so flagrantly for political pur- .| sixty-six, which compares Well with which is,the most important fea-. poses, has made statements that | Hardine’s 404, because it Is a three- ture. reflect upon Mr. Sullivan’s honor | Cornered race and some of the states in this connection and we, the|!°W inclined toward LaFol'ette are uhdersigned, knowing those state- | ormally Republican. The writer ments to be absolutely false and | began his trip on September 10 but without foundation, do hereby subscribe our names to the above aad toregsine nasemense oe etx |GOOD-BYE, sions given in appreciation of a y E I I OW most magnanimous act. “R.. B. West, chairman. “Ruth Rhodes, ‘Becretary. TH ““P.-C. 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