Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1925, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1925 NIGHT MAL BY PLANE BEGINS Fliers Take Off This Evening to Launch New Service NEW YORK, July 1.—(By The As- | sociated Press.}—Two squadrons of alrplanes will take off in opposite directions tonight over a trail by high-powered searchiights gura:o the over-night air mail between New York and Chicago. The event, coming on the first an. niversary through of the inauguration of transcontiner alr mail will at both ends by officials and merchants For ten cents sun ounce of mail will be carried between the two ! t cities of the country in eig and fifteen minutes, in time the morning delivery in each status of do on have moved | another step toward common: | wealth constitution. * office | of seeretary of state for domin- | ions has | ated in the eab- L. CMOS. Amery as The » Canada, Postmaster swing the first dominions -af- Newfound- New Zealand, | ated Press) neis| SWAMPSCO’ h rill ‘ ion ‘of South Afrien. Trish | E:, McGovern, former governor of|«@y ‘The As d from Maywood field, near Chi-} 00" Ih | Wisconsin ite ally announced |at the summer Whi cago. his candid in the| President Coolidge today resumed One hundred and _ fitty~, beac | | on routine interrupted eR TiA-mile rov There are route Ughts will mark between the tw $2 landing field: u TWO ARRESTED, LIQUOR SEIZED. E. C. Willlams was arrested last night in a raid on a house in north Casper by Deputy Sheriff Frank Rutledge and Bob Owens, federal agent. The officers seized two ten gallon kegs of alleged moonshine. 3 Williams is charged with violation ions fared bett of the prohibition act. blors. than thcee —_—_s—__— LATESPORTS | ° Miong Santa | front regicn, t | i July 1.— As 1 filled for years © Ruth drove two | Solid Rock Defied Quake Cal., July \ survey | PA BARBAY fated P. ruins of of the quake in 2 | com: igiheer ates that nd had be willl | that yicinity | SANTA” B. tA, Cal., Jul; Four bun Marines ‘will tomorrow to under. duties in th Santa Ba arrive bere all, and another in seventh of tl variety nd home ame run brought hare 3 of from second base. | F. Mortarity manding a supp'e 1 today PHILAD! clated Press fielder for the N three heme runs today, one seventh inning of the first with the Phillies, and the other t Marines. appealed | uid, wilt | ants, hit the e reconstrug tion forces. aah in the fourth and eighth innings o the second contest, - APPEAL TAKER rapidly. soaring the day when he hoisted two hits in to the stands for home runs game inst Brooklyn at field. Neis got his f the fourth vend followed se Sette aGaha. (AC, Ke ¢ gt fined each by Ju GLEN EAGL in court yesterd: 1 “(By The 3 charges of being foo, Kirkwoc . te Uriving and causing pits ts cciden: 1 were ned from the United States, used his ident. Hoth men were fh of being second the cha each on the each on ink and § woods and irons with fine precisi today and returned a 73 for the sec | ¥ charge. sfield a Sell Hed ond qualifying round cf. the Glen | °>#rs Win f a 1 1 y Cee Bagley thousand guineas tourna poses bi Bh okt Praag s . ygregat ol 43 Ob. | SASH. Case 2 ; ment. Hig aggregate of 163 pr hae he aia ‘Latée to ably was good enough to qualify. Je rte Maa Abe Mitchell had another sterling | feltel bends Reema oputces day to lead the field of more than fae isn ige th ag jonal golfers with 140, joomer added a 75 to bis record 89 of day for 144. ] 1 of Rochampton 1s an: | with 145 100, prof Aubrey ¥ was om conv 1r Harry Niekol Ku Klux Klan Denied Charter Deaths From Violence Up CHICAGO, July 4 Press ).—In the six January Gent (Arsociated months since met. violent > pared with 185 for the same p st year, Chiet nounced | el TOPEKA, Iva rted Pre ward today re Knighte of nssified They ; manslaughter 8s mur justifia cide, iter, 3. 12: and inyolunt npr Of the total, 26 that ersont | itable benevole and {its petition, f ion to the Notice to Property Owners sds inside the cit Between July 1 and July 15 all wee limits should be cut and disposed « If you will give the same splendid co-operation in thir matter that we are getting in keeping streets clean— it will mean a big saving to the taxpayers. If this is not done by property owners, the city will be compelled to list property on which weeds are cut in order to assess the expense with the other taxes. D. P, CULLEN Commiesioner | United States and ( ‘ | 4 British ‘possessions with the ‘EX-GOVERNOR G See | ‘Buildings on || |to change these ~ FROM BIFINES By Jayhawkers J SILK SHIRTS ining Wore FOR CONGRESS Mining Work NEW YORK, July 1.—(By The Assocluted Vress.)—Serioug labor erises threaten throughout the coal mining industries of both the Britain, +» president of the of America, de In public ce in the fon by a yote | and one-half to 4 votes i John L. L Mine Worke clared here y denouncing the “tfar spl * in the bituminous fields to break the miners*union he sald that unless the Jacksonville a. ment is carried out a national shutdown of soft coal mines may be ordered In former representative succeeds ber hus shn Jacob Rogers, who died sixth woman to gland a big threat a ult of formal notifica tion by mine owners of thelr in tention of terminating the pres ent agreement—a moye which |) Secretury Cook, of the miners a re ma, Mrs | of Mlinois, 2 bh nd Mrs. Julius Kahn, both of C jfornia, who succeeded their hus. | |bands. In the senate Mrs. Rel Felton served one day to Senator Tom Wats la ason as “a Pa ie Se SS WILL RUN FOR Pres. Coolidge Is Back Today } U. 5. SENATOR At Swampscott § MILWAUKE Wis i € Rob-| the vaca | iis h departure to the bedside recites | « . McGovern’ de vor of the move expenses, op-|and 3 of the United | takir of Nations | shore for-| at tl es and | who are 1 TE id impar- | Cc laws ull right | time to| and In ign debts t cumulation of mail | nt facing him after days’ visit to Plymouth: | g to the pe time as they may see f ——= ATTENTION o All Retail Clerks Employed in Casper Stores MEETING TONIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK AT LABOR HALL Important business including new working agreement with employers, and other matters of interest to all || men and women employed in Casper stores. EVERY STORE EMPLOYE WILL BE WELCOME TO THIS MEETING | SPECIAL SAVE $2.50 ON EACH | SILK SHIRT YOU BUY iy Che Casper Daily Cribune ~~~" PAGE FIVE *Suits by the fire st manufacturers, ougal, Pennsyl Blue and Clothcraft, are offered to you at this unheard-of-reduction. Finest Imported Flannels, Hard Finished Worsteds, 16-0z. 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