Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925 Che Casper Daily Cribune Che Casper Daily Crime Who’s Who claimed to have telegrams telling of this million, billion, or trillion-dollar PEOPLE IGNORE more and more “Florida excursions” and you find more and more of the native announcing are intent upon but one thing— get- ting prospective buyers on a Flovida train, the labor department from J, L, Studdard, international representa- slush fund is James M. Ball, who ic themselves of Ae danas Nadbacsdiod easy. tive of the United Mine Workers of The new power behind the throne | has lately confessed to sending the “Plorida-bound. ‘ America. By J. E, HANWAY AND B. BE. HANWAY in Jugé a, Stefan Radich, has | telegram which resulted in gaining Railroad officials estimate that The question was referred by Entered at Casper (Wyoming) pestofzice November 22, 1916. second class matter ‘The Casper Dally Tribune issued every evening and The Sunday Morning Tribune Tribune every Sunday at Casper, Wyoming. Publication office: with his fellow leaders, the supreme satisfaction of now heading the gov- ernment that tried to imprison him for alleged trea- son for reported for Russell T. Scott, Chicago mur- derer, a reprieve for one week. So it appears that one of the men who tried to fool the American people by talking of a big slush fund has again ‘OLAGONG IN trom one half to two thirds of pri sent travelers to Florida return north after a week or ten days among the palms and palmettos. They go to look over the situation. Body of Child Is Recovered Acting Secretary White to Governor Gore of West Virginia. - < Studdard said the incident oc- curred on the picket line yesterday and that Mrs. July 8. Rinto was re- s connection with | broken ‘Into print by signing a name Some buy their real estate “at first ported by physicians as being ina aetap ies ROR POLLICS the Moscowlto a telegram other than his own, sight.” Others are iyelined to “shop| GREAT FALLS, July 29—Burlea | Serlcus condition ag a result. No Business Telephones -....-..------.--- --15 and 16 Third Interna-|‘phat he ts one and tae same was around.” Many come back to get| for 18 days under hundreds of tons | 7¢tlls as to the method of the al- xchange Connecting All Departments, Branch Telephone Advertising Representatives Prudden, King & Prudden, 1720-23 Steger Bldg. ‘Chicago, Ml; 286 Fifth New York City; Globe Bldg., Boston, Mass; Suite 404 Sharon Bldg., Copies ofthe Daily Tribune are on file in the New York, Chicago, Boston and San Francisco offices Ave. 65 New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal, and visitors are welcome. tonale, The leader of the Croation Peasant's Party, now in control, Was arrested several months ago on a charge of treason und revealed by Frank P. Walsh, New York attorney who was intensely in- terested in the Third Party move- ment in the campaign of 1924. ——->.—__ Exiled By DOROTHY GARRISON, nUSHTOSOUTH Hegira to Florida at Mammoth Peak in Summer Time. their famlles or to wait for the win- ter before taking up their southern residence. If all who go and remain expect to get north next spring, rail- road men have no conception of how they can do it. | “I have been running from Chi- cago to Jacksonville for sixteen years,” said a pullman porter on the of debris, the body of Chrissie Ricker, 7, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Merrill Ricker of Nethart, was re- covered nearly a mile below the Silver Dyke tailings dam near Neihart which gave way the eve- ning of July 10, after having been cracked early in the day by an earthquake shock, leged gassing was given. ask for HOrlick’s The ORIGINAL SUBSCRIPTION RATES was held pris-|1s it lonesome, little house “pixie Flyer,” “and I never in all| ‘The body of Margaret Ellen Matted Milk By Carrier and Outside State oner, until re-} At the bottom of the hill, my born days expected to see any-| Ricker, buried with her sister when One Year, Daily and Sunday. leased the day | Now that I have gone away, thing like this. They just keep go-;the dam broke, was recovered the eal ht Bt Alaa STEFAN RADICH he formed w gov-| And your every room is sti By ROBERT T. SMALL ing and coming. I live just outside|day after the tragedy. Since that SES adrian. ead ae enOny. jernmental coalition cabinet’ with | Da you miss my singing voice, (Copyright, 1925, Casper Tribline) | Jacksonville on the Dixie highway|time workers have been clearing One Month, Daily and Sunds | Premier Pashitch and his radicals. |Or my weeping—for I've wept— CHICAGO, July 29.—Transporta-| and when I’m off duty on the rail-|away the tons of tailings which One Year, Sunday only. By Mail Inside State One Year, Dally and Sunday. Six Months, Daily and Sund: ‘Three Months, Dally and Sun One Month, Daily and Sunday One Year, Sunday only. All subbscriptions must be pa insure delivery after subscription becomes one month in arrears KICK, IF YOU DON’T GET YOUR TRIBUNE If you don't tind your Tribune after looking careful and it will be di to you by special messenger. Lefore 8 + ‘clock ered UA ED | far it call 15 or 16 ster complaints As a result of the action in in- cluding the Radich followers the Slavian nations are united in for the first time since the « fonrded after the World hand his party have svught through» parlia His arrest, how roused his followers to the ¢ of active revolution. ed his opinion first move in bringing ot inner unity of the Croats and rhs ds the abolition of religious differences Croatia has always Is it hushed and faintly dim In the small room where I slept? Does the loosened: shutter*swing When the night wind passes Vo you hear upon the hill Hungry coyote’s wailing ¢ry? Do the little sighing ghosts Walk about your rooms at night, Vaguely rock’ my easy chair, Draw the window curtains tight? Do the mild eyed cattle come, Stopping at the broken fate, Listening for a friendly hail, Do they wondering, pause and wait? tion men thru the eastern half of the country are agreed that there never has been anything like the present Flordi@ hegira in the history of American raflcoading. Mid-sum- mer finds the trains to the south- east crowded to their utmost and no one appears to know just what is to be done when the regular “winter season” begins. ‘Trains ordinarily discontinued in the summer time are being sent south dally with capacity equipment. Special excursion t:ains are dispatched to relieve the general travel and yet the transportation supply is keeping but half a step road, I see the highway black with motor cars, They go by at all hours of the day and night.” ‘The Jacksonville board of trade or the Florida Improvement Associa- tion probably could give you a stag: gering array of figures on this sub- ject. But you don't need them. The railroads tell the story, Florida has has been “sold” to the eastern half of the country and California would do well to study some of the methods employed in the southern state. There was a time when Florida “real estate” was a joke, if not a poured from the dam when it gave way to locate the body of the other child, 35 PERSONS GASSED BY MINE GUARDS WASHINGTON, July 29.—(Asso- Lexington Cream XXXXX Flour More and Better Bread per sack Rye, Whole Wheat, Graham, Corn Meals. Ask your grocer for this flour and have better bread Casper Warehouse been Roman Catholic. Radich advo- hee crime. That was when property |clated Press.}—Chargeg that 35 per- ite “aie : ic. >| Tone! devertedslittle. nousel ahead of the demafid. , casa geyaratica vot ine, Croatian | oon Ea ee Raports trot /Tsekegrivitia stage EtGer (Wareta maNsnatns sais, te tbe Aa eee ee Bot the Company The Manner Proclaims the Man church from Rome and the found-|tyere among the city's crowds that the rallroads south of that point | © DISTRIBUTORS It is marve-ous how every man’s individuality, that is to definite character with definite intellect, accurately determines his actions and thoughts down to the most unim- portant details, as though it were a dye that prevaded them, And how, in consequence, a man’s whole course of life—his inner and outer history—tnrns out so absolutely different from anothers..As a botonist knows a plant in its entirety from a single leaf; as zoologists, from a single bone construct operations, Admiral Hughes, |t° the bac TF gastlahs A no let-up at all this yeur. except for the whole animal, so an accurate knowledge of a man’s whole mmander of the fleet training | US) tare National Democrat. ‘The | the closing of the ‘more’ exclusive character may be attained from a single characteristic act. Ision, who & passenger on | OS © tf hotels at resorts like Palm Beach ing of a national Jugo-Slay church, which, it {s believed, would Orient itself toward Greek Orthodox forms World Topics inforn to 1 report recently sub Admiral Eberle, chief pf I am lone and cheerless too, Hiland, Wyo. On the Rocks About two months ago certain of the Democratic leaders gave notice said publication was to be devoted are jammed as never before and there is real concern as to what Is to be done with the congestion prom- ised when the regular winter de- mands arrive, | Railroad travel is augmented by automobile traffic which is breaking all records. Florida, once shunned from April to December, has known days are gone forever. Nothing is being sold today “sight unseen.” The Jamison Coal and Coke company near Farmington, W. Va., were re- real estate development companies Peelved by the conciliation bureau of Tel. 27 268 Andustrial Ave. That is to say, he himself may to some extent be constructed Cr SET ea ing tne |to ‘telling of the many wonderful Pe eee Cee es from it, even though the act in question is of trifling conse nes” held in the At-|things that the Democratic Party] ¢ apres sy i shar to stay quence, s that it Is yet to be| ‘id, (time, date and good travolern,cyimtueliy. a aerenota are These acts of trifling consequence are, »fter all, the best |determined whether lghter-than-air | bens hinted at); that — it key to a man’s char for in a matter of importance peo- ple are on their g 3 in les they follow their natural bent, without reflection. That is why Seneca’s remark, that even ‘the smallest things may be taken as evidence of char- » is so true. And it is why trained and discerning psy- |{"vhat use the dirigibie. tope con | offset by some wonderful magic cure-| Sen), seattered thru all the length ; ists can get at the root of a man’s individuality with a [10 Sutin time ot wae ype can} oii which was later to be given to reath of the country, or from | | , few «imple test . e put in time of war, an eagerly waiting. citizenry. the railroad officers alone. You meet | | v simple tests. In the recent maneuvers the . “ . it trains y | ETT J 7 If a man shows by his unscrupulous and selfish behavior |shenandoah was used asa acout | According to the Washington Post.| 7,0" moras “enchantment i ter:| | NOTIENL BE OL ER AUTO MOOI Mateo erte bun artemor ota eae in small things that a sentiment of justice is foreign to his |to locate the battleship Texas, play- | 1he National Democrat het Buss OT | reaching In its appeal. Already var- disposition, he should not be trusted with a penny unless on ing the role of an enemy ship. The until infloential ahd affluent Dem- fous cities of the south are denying due security. For the man who every day shows he is unjust |T®*#s fook station at a point un- ts can be found to pay its debts | that an exodus from their environs in small matters other than those which conéern property, | ROW? to the scout at 5 o'clock in| O04’ sive it another Jease of life un-|'® Florida has reached a state to 2 , > : a aces es al the morning. The Shenandoah’s | * us . cause any sort of concern. But in and whose selfishness everywhere protrudes through the small -, to locate the battleship | %r, new management, {hess same‘cities you find the rail affairs of ordinary life whicl e subject to no scrutiny r the 3 The Post sald that William ar 3 ni rall- affairs of ordinary li hich subj n crutiny, k The Shenandoah 1lo- af why aide roads busily engaged in organizing will not, it is certain, act honorably in more important mat cated the Texas at 5:30 o'clock in| Oldfield, Democratic Congressman ks + the F ; ' , from Arkansas, who is also Chair ters without any other incentive but that of justice, the afternoon 150 miles south t f the Decontatio Cotiasaneans | Aiitchell' Bal Apa, iar’! It is fair to believe it to be a rule that, “the man who has | southeast from Lakehurst and 120 | ‘™Am of the Democratic Congresston. | Ailtchell Palmer. As a “harmonizer f 1 small things will be a big scoundrel in big | Miles off Atlantic City, thus prevent. |% C&amipa’gn, onimitice, Be nat tient Haat op no conscience ii mia hing ve a F 4 yundre n § ing the Texas from making « tech: time ago refused to permit his name| through six issues and then curled thing mioal bombardnisnticfithe: beast: to be used any farther in connection} up for a nap ‘that appears to be in| rapes ars Come Admiral Hughes reported that dur- | With the pape It was also whis/the nature of a long ahd lingering : . ‘ ; -pered around the town that The| slumber. State. of Business ing the test the weather was clear, | 2 vee : & iam ctaels is ate | giv the scout a wide range of | N One, Deseret hat heihy di) Increasing confidence characterizes the general business | visiniity. Storms were encountered al, Jf not financial, support, by situation. Although the usual mid-summer lull in many of Jon the journey back to Lakehuret |‘208¢ Who were eager to have Wit the important branches of production and trade is in evidence, | which disclosed weaknesses in the ie iii PESAAOO, ey ts it is less pronounced than was anticipated earlier in the sea- | dirigible as an engine of warfare. peak Sahih oe ae ate An : son. And as an indicator of future trends it is overshadowed “This experiment has proved Midas ot Gourwer dneainck cometh 4 2 SE wv A by such factors as the improvement in the prospective crop | nothing in an absolute sense,” Ad- | tripute to the Joy of the supporters Dont let paby be toefared yields, the advances in stock and commodity prices, the fitm- | )i"a! Mushes reperted. “The thing | o¢ Governor Al Smith or other Dem- skin trouble! ness of money rates and the unusually active movement Of | ship te vantly different from the | 0ctatie would-be chieftains, and in- Apply Resinol Ointment seasonal goods, navigation of a ship. It goes with | Stead of the harmony that was ex- and see how quickly In comparison with the situation last year, present coné the wind as fast as the wind goes. Ldeypolagh abhi: 3 out An, ine the itching and s appear in an especially favorable light, Nearly all in- {In the darkness of the night there | sneet reopened Lue fisht, herween burning stops show greater activity in production and trade than a |!s more guesswork with atrships | Srcagoo and Al Smith. In the mean. AND year ago .Irfdeed, in some lines the recession of the last few be Hy ith at pa Tite ane, ShIP |time the affairs of the paper have e 3 eb ee : ; 8 so big and so light that she will r months has given w to expansion, in spite of seasonal in- been turned over to Robert T. Scott, esino th 6 Zé am yd ‘ move sideways as fa " 7 pected a few months ago, it is probable that barring a re- | movement. These tests will have to | oumer!y private secretary to A = = ver usual quickening of activity of the present favorable crop prospects, more than the will occur’in the autumn. Barnyard Beverage It is true that we haye with us the problem of moonshine, but it is bélieved that the consumption ‘of moonshine will in time be restricted to only the very lowest classes of people. The product is aliost unbelievably filthy. It is a fact that much of the moonshine produced is prepared from mash to which stable manure has been addec& to hasten fermentation. These facts are coming to light and they certainly tend to re- strict consumption. Many a 41 citizen” is drinking this product today in the belief that he is getting “prewar stuff,” for it is easy to color it, flavor it and bottle so that it appears to be “good liquor.” craft can be used with effect in case of hostilities. He states that the War games were inconclusive on this point, and that it will take a be much more extensive before definite conclusion can be drawn. —_ Echo of “Slush Fund” It will be recalled that during the last presidential campalgn a wonder. fully mysterious charge was made by certain members and friends of the Third Party movement that a slush fund of millions was being em- ployed by the Republicans to elect It might have been bil- It might have been trillions, Nobody at that time appeared to be able to learn just how many miles of enbacks were being provided Mysterious lions. to influence the voters. show how naughty the Republicans have been since they came into of- fice in 1920, It was rumored that President Coolidge's plan_ of econ- omy and tax reduction was to be visiting the peninsular state with | the object of buying some sort or/ description of property. | News of the Florida movement does not come from the real estate NOT FOR SALE There may be dealers who have more Used Cars for CALugust The Better BUICK. The Exempt Problem |:sterrams were spoken of with bated sale, but there arei’t any reath fe t-Committee - room i It is stated that there are now thirteen thousand million |whteperings were indulged Ine he who have better. When dollars of 1icipal securities in the country that ate totall r was charged with something ’ exempt from taxation, The statement that this enormous sum. |sreater that static. ‘The truth, of we can’t find good Used taxation is untrue—as millions of citizens not counted pluto: | A ™ar ee aes Oe Pall, tale don’t sell ° erate invest in these securities. A large part of this $13,000, | ao, ealanatiner oper erie 132 North Wolcott Street Phone 2260 form, which is 000,000 would never get upon tax rolls in any true of many other forms of capital sayings. The unfair part of the whole situation is, that being en- tirely exempt from taxation, the tax-exempt operate to fienal tonal Bank of Washington, D. C., ize all other forms of securities and prevent money being used | *® Tarious Federal Reserve banks, fell o 1 for industrial development. The big investment in tax-ex- | and another telegram signed Butler, COLISEUM MOTOR CO, empts hampers railroad development, constructioh of public utilities and industrial growth—higher rates and prices must ‘ator, « ed to have in thelr pon session four telegrams alleged to have been sent by the Franklin Na- z. FP. lard hotel Stotesbury at Washington. 131 E, Fifth St—Phone 724 be charged because of higher priced capital to operate with have, th ae tgiaranhers appear bes GRAND MOBILIZATION OF WYOMING MOTORISTS Constructive Ideas The newspapers are full of discussions of various ideas connected with the plan of a World Court, Generally speak: ing, the press of the country is inclined to favor any interna- tional policy that is of a constructive character, There is little disposition to condemn movements like the World Court, a dis armament conference, and plans for stabilizing international industrial and comm nl conditions, Few political leaders go to the extreme of advocating com merc isolation of the country. Press reports indicate that there is an underlying sentiment, possibly tinged with ideal ism, that favors our lending a hand in the economic restora tion of any of the European countries. One of the great by products of the world war is a lessening of racial prejudices and more of the helpful big brother feeling toward all foreigu nations. telegrams were taken into an execu tive session held by the Borah com mittee and they were found to be absolute forgeries, and the Third Party did®not dare to impose any such bunk on the American voters, It may be of interest to know that one of the telegraph operators who Bunions Quick relief from pain, Prevent shoe pressure. At drug and shoe storeseverywhere Dr& Scholl's Zino pads be ros TOWNSEND HOTEL Donse BROTHERS DeALers Sect Goon Usen Cars CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 990 A M Saves you approximately 12 hours travel between Casper and Rawline WYOMING MOTORWAY. Salt Creek Transportstion Company's Office PHONE 144 FARD—313.50 KEEP YOUR MIND ON THE DATES All motorists of Wyoming and their families and friends will assemble at Lander AUGUST 12, 1925 The Grand Cavalcade will move to MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Annual conventions of WYOMING MOTOR CLUB WYOMING PRESS ASSOCIATION - Refusing Requests r || ’ Al } Feance has followed Great Britain in rejecting the request Why nota TRAIN SC HEDULES in the Park of the department of state for diplomatic status of Americ treasury agents abroad investigating foreign manufacturing CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN AUGUST 14 AND 15, 1925 costs to guide congress in making tariff rates, Sweden, Bel GOOD USED CAR? Westbound Arriy Departs ; gium and Spain have already taken similar action and it is NO, 608 a --nnnnnencnnwes snonsnnli80 py iy 1:60 p,m. Lander and Cody will entertain you. Greatest gathering of Wyoming people expected that all major industrial countries will refuse to We have some real good Po hace gus eeparts ever assembled. Come and see your own most beautiful National Park in the grant the request. The last tariff act provides for such agents ones and prices right. ? prt cesesercquanwelts’ nae 100 p. ma. World. Get acquainted with your neighbors. Come whether you are a member to examine foreign production costs under diplomatic privil- CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY of the Motor Club or not. If you want a membership card the annual du ges and authorizes a tariff boycott against manufacturers R. N. VAN SANT thound Arriv Denarts $2.00. vane locking such inv igatior , aad 100 p,m, ; —_——- Hudson and Essex No, 80 .scece 8:10 p.m, 8:35 p. m. L. L, Newton, Lander, President; W, F. Wilkerson, Casper, Vice Presid t; A. J When it is all sifted down we will probably find that 1 Westbound Departs Hazlett, Casper, Secretary- ; ‘ pa! ty harap eG those Chinese riots w é ¢ caused by some white man eho tried rane ios Me -6:50a.m. | 7:10 p m. licity Corsmlttes: ary-Treayurers D. W. Greenburg, Casper, Chairman, Pub- to introduce chop suey into the country, , -9:55 p.m.