Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1924, Page 5

- STUDENTS ARE we RELEASE is in Casper to’attend a meeting of St. Marks. visiting with friends in Casper. their Sats Guorats eriage Ter , | several, days. by bandits while enroute from Can- ton to the Chri8tian college in a launch were returned. to the college today. The bandits. have been routed by General Li Fub-Lin’'s troops after a short fight. The rescuers found two other of the stu- dents today. Bight still remain in captivity. The original Canton despatch Sun- éay dealing with the capture said 4% teachers and students of the | Christian college had been seized by _.the bandits.. A Canton message said yesterday that three of the students had been returned to the college on perole, bringing a demand for the ransom of the others still held prisoners but chat the payment of a Cheyenne at the Hen- eee ‘ Mrs. Roland Parker is shopping and visiting with friends-here fer a few days. eee Mrs. Paul Dupertius of Torrington is a guest at the Townsend for a short time. owe " Mrs. Margaret of Lara- mie is a visitor here for a few days Busst At the Giscsone. L, E. Laird, “Papecitendent of the department, spent last evening in_Casper en route to ‘Cheyenne from his home in Wor. land, where he has been visiting for a short time with Mrs. Laird and family.“ Mr. and Mrs. Laird have just recently returned from a trip to California. eee Mims Ann Carpenter has gone to Denver to remain until after Christ- mas with her son, John and family. vee ‘Miss Dorothy Lane has returned from a two days visit spent with friends in beslee tap” Mrs. athe: P Sivcuay and daughter, Catherine, are expected to return to Casper Thuraday from a three months’ visit spent in Canada, “| New York, Washington, Boston and | otter eastern points of interest. eee J. A. Arthur Btandley is a Roches- ter, N. Y¥., business man here for a & EB. Hyde was a Douglas visitor in: Casper yesterday. . ° . St. John was a Lander arrival : | z q mont! H. Sabin ts a Node, Wye., visitor here for a few days. DENVER, Colo., Dec. 10.—Harry the Denver university football team for 1925. Lift Off-Ne Pain! ‘t hurt one bit! Drop « Iit- ‘Doesn' , | tle “Freezone” on an aching corn, __| fingers. 2 sera: in ‘Coaper: hla morning. Frank meckieny and L. G. Me- = Manus are Denver men who arrived "in Casper this morning. & oes ~ .Bugene McCarthy returned. last Sevening fromi Chicago where he. at- A : i i , McCarthy left this morning for ‘Thermodpotis to spend 2 week or ten days. eee Schobleum is in Casper on eas’ @ guest at the Townsend. Nelson and Henry Baker are e city for a short time from dwests iH ip eee ‘at Baker of-Lusk {s here for a me this week having arrived evening. bi. oe ean Metz, miner and rancher rman is in Casper on busi. Sie a eopes at sie Townsend. . Hie ei ‘instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right ‘off with Your druggist sells @ tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, suf- and the foot calluses, without sore- ness or irritaton. $5.00 Reward Five dolldrs reward will be ea er to the capture of the person who is fraudulently coll gags pen trom “Tribune ‘sul Peay the © should not car Pet one thelr subscription except. the carrier who delivers the paper or an authorized collector from the office, If you are not sure you are paying the right collector, ask him to show-his-credentiale, If he can- not do so please call the Tribune. Telephone 15 : Loud Speakers We have the finest collection of loud speakers that has ever been displayed in Casper. ATLAS, MADERA, ATWATER-KENT, MANHATTAN, BALDWIN ; RADIOLA, BRANDIES, FROST and many others. Priced $40 to $80 The best in all-standard receivers to go with these wonderful speakers— Radiola, Atwater-Kent, Froshman, Kardon, Crosley, GIVE A RADIO ae CHRISTMAS Convenient terms. The Watson Radio Shop The Little Store With the Big Business 218 South Center Phone 368-W ne - a: Fifty-five years ago today—Wyo- @ half century has influenced the state in electing the woman first ‘to become governor of any of the’ United States, was taken the day before the closing of. the first session. On the same day the Territory of Dakota repeal- ed those of its laws which applied to ‘Wyoming; the name of Carter coun- ty, was changed to Sweetwater; the county of Uinta was established and Fort Bridger made its temporary seat of local government- Few of the pioneers of that day still ive. In Casper Bert Wagner of the Richards and Cunningham store is to-be counted among those early citizens. His father brought him from St. Louis in 1869 and es- tablished a home at Laramie, then the terminus | of the Union Pacific ‘Ms a young-man in. his 20's Bert Wagner left. Laramie in 1886 and sought his fortune in Douglas where there are today probably more early day citizens living than in any other Wyoming town. For the next 10 years he was running a clothing store of his own. Since his mercan- tile career in. Douglas, Bert W: ner has lived in » connect here with the Richards and Cun- ningham store. ~ Henry Wagner who Is still itving and enjoying. lif the age of 84, sold out his W; places of bus- iness in 1889 and moved to Denver, operating a large department store there. In later years he lived. with his. son here where he has many friends, but recently resumed rest- dence in Denver. Another Casper man who was in the state at the time of the passing of the suffrage act, is Malcolm Campbell, 84 years old, who is em- ployed at the Standard refinery. He was a@ settler ‘of 1867, “Others in ‘Wyoming who were here even before it was declared a terri- tory, include J. D. Woodruff of Sho- shoni, 1862 (probably the oldest pio- neer now living in the state); John Moran of Glendo, 1865;. John Hun- ton of Fort Laramie, 18! [Abbey of _Careyhurst, Perry og Douglas, 1868; P, J. Burns, of Douglas, 1868; William H. Ashby of Douglas, 1868; Mary E. Nylen of Ye 1869; J. O'Brien of Douglas, 69. * Short Courses For Scout Officials To Open Tonight Tonight will. witness the opening in the Methodist church basement of the short course for scout officials made necessary by the addition to local forces of some 24 men during the Boy Scout roundup recently ended. Main points of scouting will be covered in four sessions and the first two are scheduled for tonight and tomorrow evening. LATE FLASHES WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—The senate agreed unanimously today to hold the Muscle Shoals issue before the senate until final disposition is made of the question. « SAN. DIEGO, Calif., Dec. 10— There will be no official investiga- tion into the death-of Thomas H. Ince, motion picture producer, at least as far as San Diego county of- ficials are concerned, according to a statement made today by District Attorriey Chester C. Kempley. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—>The Missouri Pacific railroad was given authority by the Interstate Com- merce commission today to proce’ with its purchase of the New Or- leans, Texas and Mexico railway and the consequent issues and ex- changes of securitjes. MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Dec. 10. —(By The Associated Press.\—Au armed clash occurred today near Rivera on the Brazilian-Uruguayan frontier, between Brazilian forces and a party of Uruguayan cavairy patrolling the border, according to advices from the frontier. The casualties were given as one killed d_15 wounded. Butler Given Extension of Absence Leave WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Briga dier General Smedley D. Butler was granted by President Coolidge an extension of one year of his leave of absence from the marine as director of public jelphia. . in notifying Mayor such an extension, announced ho’ ever, that the additional year wou! be the limit to which the fed government would go in len Philadelphia the services of Butler. see Sle SHOALS BILL IN THE SENATE WASHINGTON, Dee. 10.—Cons' eration of amepdments to the Un- derwood Muscle Shoals bill again a final vote before the end of week. Having so far turned back | attacks on the bill by obtaining rejection of amendments which opposed, Senator Underwood, D ocrat of Alabama, its author at same time has been supported the adoption without a record + of all amendments he favored. Aspirin Gargle in Tonsilitis Cut This Out and Save i i Subject to Sore Throat A harmiess and effective gargh to dissolve two Bayer Tablets Aspirin in four tablespoontuls water, and gargle throat thoroug! 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