Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1924, Page 2

SESE be PAGE TWO. POSTAL RATES ARE TAKEN UP INCOMMITTEE Senate Sub-Committee Calls Upon New for Details. WASHINGTON, ‘Dec. 23.—Post master General New was called to day before the senate postoffice sub- committee to explain details of t administration measure proposing increases in rates on practically all classes of mail matter except letter mail to take care of the advance in the pay of postal employes approved by congress but vetoed by Presi dent Coolidge. With a view to having ready 1 report on the bill before the senate takes up the president's veto of the salary bill on January 5, the sub: committee has set aside four days of this week for the hearing. It is the hope of Chairman Moses and the other members to conclude the hearings within that time so that a report can be made to the entire committee next week. The American Newspaper Pub- lishers’ association, through its vice president, John Stewart Bryan, pub- lisher of the Richmond, Va., News Letter, presented a protest from that organization against speed in n ing the hearings. Tho protest set forth that the postoffice department had been two years in preparing the cc tainment report on which posed mall rate adya: based, and that the publishe: be given reasonable time to study the report. It clared that in the brief time the re- port had been {n the association's hands, “many discrepancies in the statements of facts had been found. The protest asked that at least 30 days be given for analysis of the report. To this, Chairman Moses replied that tho senate committee had ordered speedy hearings with a view to making a report soon after the Christmas recess and that the subcommittee had no choice but to go ahead ei eee “MASKED MARVEL? AT HENNING SCORES HIT The Masked rvel, pocket bil- Mard sensation, made his initial ap- pearance at the Henning Billiard parlor yesterd afternoon and evening, and made a®great hit with local green table fans. The Marvel in his afternoon match beat Charles Winters 150 to 92 and in his even: ing match took Frank Archer toa 160 to 144 cleaning. His match with Archer is the first block of a point match that the men are yp ing for a $200 side bet. The second block will be played this evening The Marvel supplemented h's af. afternoon and evening today and to. series of trick and fancy shots t have never been excelled on 1c tables. He will be at the Henntr afternoon and evning today and t moi ERR JAPANESE APPRECIATION OF COOLIDGE-HUGHES ATTITUDE IS VOICED BY PREMIER KATO TOKIO, Dec. 23. (By the Associat- ed Press)—Responding to official expressions from the United-States, and American editorial opinion as cabled here regarding Japanese- American relations, Premier Kato tonight told The Associated Press of his appreciation of the newest as- pect of. the situation between the two countries. ‘Japan is keenly appreciative of the earnestness displayed by Presi. dent lidge Secretary Hughes,” said Premier Kato. “In denouncing efforts of naval propagandists to embrojl Japan and America we are hardly less grate- ful for the extraordinary expres- sions of cordiality used in welcom: ing the new ambassador to the United States. “America has thus given further assurance of the realness of her friendship towards Japan. We are not misled by the vicious activities of irresponsible groups of indivi. duals in either country. We know the United States desires peace, we know Japan desires peace, Pan is not contemplating war ANDERSON WILL AE REARBESTED AT SING SING Anti-Saloon League Of- ficial Facing Four Indictments. NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—William H. Anderson, former state superin- tendent of the Ant!-Saloon League of New York, will be re-arrested as he leaves Sing Sing prison tomor- row on parole, {t was announced today by the district attorney's of- fice. Four indictments are pending against him " The indictments against the for- mer Ant!-Saloon League leader charge extortion and grand larceny. Bench warrants for the arrest were filed at Sing Sing at the time An- derson entered the prison, Assistant District Attorney Pecora said A Radio For Christmas Something the whole family will enjoy The Klein-Marks Music & Art Co. Py with any country nor preparing in secret nor overtly for war.” TOKIO, Dec. 23. (By the Associat- ed Press)—Published reports to the effect that a protest had been lodg- ed by the Japanese government with the United States government against the erection of wireless sta- tions in China by American con. cerns, brought an officlal denial from the foreign office here today. The for office, reports, said the Japanese govern- ment had no intention of injecting the radio matter into the present situation a feeling”in which the Washington government ts in agree- ment. hes 2 BUILDER OF RADIOS OPENS SHOP IN HOME Specidiizing in the building of home radio sets and in giving in- struction to beginners in the art of catching the sound waves out of the air, H..Glenn Abbott, former asphalt inspector for the state highway de- partment, has opened a little radio establishment at his home in south- west Casper. Mr. Abbott has had wide electrical experience and will devote his entire time to radio, He has a number of sets on display at the present time, made by himself. SLAYER MUST GO T0 DEATH HELENA, Dec. 23.—Roy Walsh, convicted in the Jefferson county district court and sentenced to hang tor the murder of Albert 8. Johnson, storekeeper of Renova, must pay the penalty for his crime, under a de: cision of the Montana supreme court announced tod affirming the find. ings of the lo court. Headaches From Slight Colds Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A Safe and Proven Remedy. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.—Adv. Johnson Brothers’ Grocery. Every- thing for your Christmas dinne Ph 12 TARA PRAT AAPA RARANE ARN aN tisaaecensrsaan Prot « Gry, MY The snappiest, | gathered here gold cases, supreme. of designs. SSS => GIFTS ON SYSTEMATIC prettiest and most pleasing designs in watches have been for our annual holiday display. Beautiful effects in white handsomely carved or machine en 4 nd movements that have been selected with t ment. 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(By the Asso- the League of Nations, touching on the question of that country’s join- ing the league, was sent to all the members today for their comments or suggestions and it is being dis- esused here with the keenest in terest. . The note, which shows that Ger- many desires an exceptional position as a member of the league because of her lack of armed strength, is regarded In some quarters as an ap- peal to the league as a whole over the head of the council, which fail- ed_to give Germany satisfaction in _ CoFFEE Rich-Satisfying QUALITY: MAINTAINE or CAll Occasions “flowers The sub-deb—the debutante—the bride—the mother—the grand- mother—all take the same pride in receiving flowers. c At Christmas, there is no gift which takes their place— Your sweetheart—your wife—your mother—your grandmother— all appreciate their delicacy and tenderness—and most of all the senti- ment and affection which they betoken. Fresh cut flowers from our hothouses come to us daily. 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