Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX he Casper Daily Cribune PEKING FIGHTS PROVISIONS OF JAP-RUSS PACT Recognition of Treaty Of Portsmouth Is Opposed. PEKING, Feb. sociated —(By The As- hina made public ainst a section neluded yester- n and Russia, soviet government rec mouth office pro- d in a note sent on L in which .China protested 2 clause in the Russian-Jap agreement providing that: unton of Soviet socialist re- agrees that the treaty of mouth of September 15, 1905 main in full force.” Chinese-F 19: jan agree- . wherein the y 31, sovi ernment agreed to abro- » eaties prejudicial to Chi- rights, existing between the t government and any third Continuing, the foreign office pro- says China will not recognize such an act of violation of her treaty with Russia such as the Rus- slan Japanese agreement constitutes. oo Nebraska Convict Fugitive Hunted In This State “Hanitin, ka con- > escaped from the county is believed to inity and sher- attaches are seeking him. Hanifin got away from the Kimball a 60 miles east of Cheyenne, on eve of his removal to the Ne- the braska penitentiary to begin serving a ternf of one to three y oo The Dowager Queen Margherita of Italy, in 1908, was the first royal personage to dispose of her horses and replace them with motor cars. For Beep Chest C4. All colds should be treated with vapors, for yapors alone can car the medication DI- RECTLY to the alr passages and lungs. Vicks is a “vapor” treatment in salve form. For deep chest colds you t apply hot wet towels over throat and chest to open the pores, then massage briskly with Vicks for 5 minute: spread on thickly and cover with nel cloth 8 not only penetrates like tice or plaster, but the in- dients, vaporized by the body t, are inhaled all night long. is double action ‘usually the most stubborn cold IiCKS VAPORUVUE T checks overnigh Over 17 Mutton Jars Useo Yearty Coal Creek Coal $8.50 Per Ton Mine measure Moore & Morris Phone 17J4 protest is based on an ar- | LZ Pars , FEEL CHIEF NEW YORK, Feb. 27.—The bod, of Col, Robert C. former | president and general anager of the Western Union Telegraph com pany, who died 1 night in his private car on which he was return ing from Palm Beach, will be taken to Omaha for burial. Colonel Clowry, who was 86, had| been suffering from a cold and other FORMER WIRE iS DEAD complications, and was coming to his home in Tarrytown, New York, when his condition became serious. was called aboard the train at Philadelphia by his: secre- tary, Franklin J. Sheerer, and an- other was called at Elizabeth, N. J. | Death came as the train was enter- ing the Hudson river tunnel that leads into the Pennsylvania station, With the expectat more effective work a with duplication of activities the two local posts of the American Legion were consolidated last eve- ning. The consolidated post will continue under the name of the George W. Vroman post, the older SLEUTH TRA EACH OTHER f doing 1 déing away (Continued From Page One) shouted sternty, WI that man in the front row leave the eourt!", During recess Judge Gemmill ex plained that Shapiro was ordered from the room because he had been | continuously talking and laughing with Mrs. Stokes or her woman cum panion and that his demeanor Mad interferred with the court's attention to the case. He added t < mittin, Mrs. tokes in the court room he had overruled objections of the defense. URINE | Keeps EYES }{ Clear, Bright and Beautiful Write Murine Co,,Chicago,forEyeCareBook 9 LEGION POSTS CONSOLIDATE IN MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT UNDER FIRST POST’S NAME in years and larger in membership of the two organizations. The Hawley post, which has been in existence approximately. a year and a half, had 46 members on the rolls last year and the majority of these members will automatically transfer to the Vroman post. Last night's meeting of the execu- tives of the two organizations was most harmonious and the action taken was unanimously approved. The Vroman post was erganized in Casper in 1919 and has the largest membership of any of the 60 posts in Wyoming. Public Lands Investigatien Is Proposed WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—Inves- tigation of the administration of the public domain by. a joint congres- sional committee would be author- ized in a resolution approved today by the senate and sent to the house. The resolution, introduced by Sen- ator Jones, Democrat, New Mexico, would permit the committee to hold hearings and inquire into particu: |larly the grazing lands and forest ves admit y has 17,500 women farm- number, more than rn y ate that cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Quicker than coffee! Quicker than plain toast! Standard full size and weight packages— Medium: 1% pounds; Large: 3 pounds, 7 oz. Your grocer now has two kinds of Quaker Oats—the kind you have always known and Quick Quaker. ” w USY wives and mothers wanted rich, hot breakfasts—but cooked quickly. So we gave them Quick Quaker, anew Quaker Oats. All that rare Quaker flavor, all the lusciousness and smoothness of this famous brand are there — plus 3 to 5 minute cooking! That means less kitchen work in the morning. More time to sleep; more time to dress the children, It provides the “hot oats and milk” breakfasts doctors now are urging with as little muss and fuss as plain toast! Won't you try this new Quaker creation? You will be dclighted. Look for the Quaker on the label That means Quaker flavor, That means 3 to 5 minute cooking. That means the superfine oats you want—the finest grown, the most delicious in all the world. CITY BRIEFS George M. Vandaveer, pipe line superintendent of the Midwest Re. fining company left this morning for Thermopolis on company busi- nees, wee Harry Cass, Casper Attorney, wha was assistant chief clerk in the sem ate during the session of the state legisiature has returned to the ctiy. William R. McMillan, chief clerk will not return to Casper for a week. eee Q. K.\Deaver, vice president of the Casper National bank spent a Short time in Cheyenne this week on bus- iness. eee Dr, W. G. Burnett of the Burnett- Butler Optical company will spend Saturday in Lander on business. ery T. Moore and EB. J. Johnson spent Tuesday in Lander eee Clyde Gilbert left yesterday for Denver where he expects to visit With friends for several days. eee W. L. Connelly, general manager and vice president of the Mammoth Oil ‘company, was among the Cas- Der people who spent a short time !n Cheyenne this week. eee W. B. Milliken of Denver been transacting business here this week. eee J. D. Mooney has been transact- ing business affairs in the city this week from his home in Denver. cee has affairs Harry Miller is « Billings, Mont., man who arrived in Casper \Wednes- day. eee F. D. Zimmerman arrived morning from Denver. eee Herman D. Curtis is in Casper on business from Thermopolis, in con nection with the New York Oll com- pany. this H. D. Whilams is a Denver busi- ness visitor here today. cee J. G. Senter ts attending to busi- ness affairs here from his home in Butte, Mont. eee E. Kirett of Lavoye is a businéss Visitor here tod: wee Charles Chilgon of the Keiger Brothers’ Jewelry company of Kan. sas City is a business visitor who ar- rived in Casper last evening. ° . Cullen Watt of Midwest is visit ing with friends here. H. H. Bilder, representative of B. KX. Sweeney Electrical company in the city 6n business for a rhort time. eee A. W. Pttle, salesman for Crack- erjack is here on business for a few days, eee Thomas Murray is a Denver bust ness man who arrived last evening. eee Otha Martin of Cozad, Neb rived in Casper last evening. eee C. J, Calkins is a Thermopolis yis- itor in the city for several days. eee M. J. “Mike” Delaney, prominent Democrat of Dallas, Texas, arrived in Casper this week. eee H. E. Lowther, of the Continental Ol company at Englewood, Colo,, {s a guest here on business for a fow days eee M. K, Miller and children of Great Falls, Mont., were arrivals here last evening. o% © Robert Shearrer, of the Partiand Cement company is here on business from Denver, eee Willaim Utuinger of the White Mo- tor company and Chester Baker of the Baker-Grude Investment com- pany have returned from a short business trip made overland to Rly. erton and Thermopolis, eee ¥. N. Fisk of the White Motor company at Denver is transacting business affairs here in connection with his company. is |* JOINS CLINIC Lathrop, who has been trip to Denver, accom- yy Mrs. Lathrop and Homer, , returned to Casper this morn- ing. Dr. Lathrop, desires to announce that despite ali reports that ha’ been circulated to the contrar. Lathrop Clinic will be main i at the same location, 113 East Second street, as in the past, E. A. Ludwin has just arrived from the Angelus hospital, Los Angeles, Calif., and will conduct the laboratory department of the clinic in all its branches. Mr, Ludwin has spent nine. years specializing on various tests used In the diag- nosis of physical ailments of the human body, as well as the testing of milk, water and commercial prod- ucts, Included in this period ts a number of years’ service with the United States government labora- tories and the War Veterans’ bureau, The laboratory {s open to the pub- lic an@ to physicians desiring to use it. Fees will approximate the mint- mum amount necessary to cover overhead expenses, {HIGH SCHOOL WEEK AT UNIVERSITY 10 DRAW BIG CROWDS half a hundred Wyomin h schools will be repre- sented o eighth annual hi hool we the University Wyoming next month, according to estimates made tournament offf last week. ptball and aca- demic teams from many sections of the state have already notified the tournament committee of their in- tention to ticipate in the high school contests scheduled for the week beginning March 9th. The fact that the state basketball tournament will ‘aged in the gi- gantic new gymnasium this year has aroused much interest and present indications are that the record atten- dance of last year will be greatly surpassed by that of the tournament next month. Among the new features of high school week this year will be the broadcasting by radio of the results of basketball and academic contests, The reports will be broadcasted dl- rectly from the main floor of the gymnasium. These. arrangements will enable peuple all over the state to get results of the basketball games and academic contests prac- tically ax soon as those who are ac tually witnessing the contests. The reports will sent ‘out over the zatuedral radio broadcasting station, TURKS HURL REBELS BACK CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 27. — The Anatolian agency here issued a statement today, saying the rebel lous Kurdish forces had been re- pulsed and that Turkish government troops had recaptured Kharput and Approximately be the town of Elaziz, recently taken by the rebels. = sesh als EB. S. McCally of the Parkersburg Rig’ and Reel company is here on business for a few days from Denver. THE BEAUTY EVERY WOMEN ENVIES ROSY CHEEKS, SATINY SKIN, BRIGHT EYES DEPEND UPON THE HEALTH. Ask Your Druggist For DR. PIERCE’S Golden Medical DISCOVERY In Fluid or Tablet Form. Send 10c for Trial Package to Dr. Pierce's Invalid’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. 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