Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1925, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1928 sata Che Casper Daily Cribune WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26,1925 mayor’s chances for renomination U W} ‘ H " aot ahnlont HR, : nd reelection are dwindling. the [QU 1 OUR W AY ‘ ~--By ll le 8 er it tl nao brokers down in that “den of n- , y 1 Jams | ‘ ertons: 6 : ; = iquity,” as the mayor calis it, are = oz 4 THOMPSON : . : 7 willing to wager three to one that nee aoriniannaa - a : —>——_. Ls friend, “Red Mike,” a some- <a ond : ss lal What popular desi; " = eT Ss peuouer" ae 2 ade Bnation of the NouRe DOG GoNe ™ v | mayor in these strenuous campaign FIRST OF ALL- T : | ’ y ¢ “ ‘med” days, will not attain his thirdecerm| 7 RIGHT THEYS MONEY mu hi Yj | She Doesn’t Want to Be “Reformed Charleston Herat | Wall Street, of course, ts not Zn,| BERRIED HERE! wy NY GOSH, INK TLL Buy my yy ‘ : s right in its betting and it ‘ ‘ or a Gy, | bp - - = may be wrong this time, but the of Ws I SEEN TH’ BANDITS + I HOPE SO! Bi Daan’ Mes, Whabipesnr st. acer b —- fering and publication of these odds Vif, BERRY \T AS PLAIN AFTER ALL [HOUSE THEY UKE A: : a man several years my PATIENCE PLEASI - undoubtedly has a certain psycho- Y . , R\z to be me logical eftect. ‘Thin ts best seated f A) AS ANMTHIN, RIGHT IN THIS worK | SO WELL. NEN ILL be mar. Si ns a d B by the fact that the” candidates WERE Gonna |START 4 ICE CREAM h 2 n anners at ageinat, Whoni the odds are offered A PARLOR FER Poor ; , t Every Turn Blaze Peano yy get rere hai stay i KIDS -PREE FER ; C ‘ ¥ per NOTHIN - AN-NEN-/ | » Bw ampal T | What New York is anxious to : . @ paign lrau. know is how the mayor purposes to id deal with Al Smith when the gover- By ROBERT T, SMALL nor takes the stump, Some of the . ‘ 3 Casper Tribune) | mayor's friends say he will ignore} \ han ‘sh I him ¥ ¢ ss Aug. 26. — New} governor. He will have a swell! ) e| | ° t York is breaking out with political |‘chance of doing that. ‘The governor no be Oo} | Lf signs and banners, the picturesque| is not a man to be ignored in a hot ’ qs : red fires of the E | political fight as several opponents i pe lighted and m n the past know to their sorrow, whe 7 be sun to fill the night air with pep| And yet if Hyln attacks Al smith | \ £ 1 9 and jazz. And still there is some.| before New York audience, no t - t me thing lacking in the miayoralty cam.| matter what the borough, he will Tee \ A t vil a ; 3 paign. Everybody seems ‘to be| have a hornet's nest on his hands. = % K \ \i\) Niljea quit quar f Ke ‘4 waiting for Al Smith. When he| Al Smith Is just as popular. in enn ( ° wy) nt all hard to.get along with when | me ¢ ti . takes off his coat and goes to work,| Brooklyn as he is in Manhattan. \ S S ANY G peor yt ‘© hit He !s| fa ag when the bands turn on the st} There is another candid statement i v n ‘ el w } Side, West Side, All Around the| to be made about this campaign. If " ea 1 ga at I t = ; Tow n,"’ and the torchlig: begin to| Al Smith were not in the fight and 1 1} Iw ! burn and flicker, then the campaign | back of the fight against I $ | V really be under way mayor would win out g pyys guns have been fired and] all that he has prom 18 , ing a t sort of thing, but the guns] Mayor will be defeated ; >| have merely popped and there has} It follows, therefore, that the Hy- : been nothing new in the sound.|!an Democrats must find some way : 1 x aa New York {s waiting for its own Al| of trying to offset what Al plans I pos ‘ f Smith to come on down from Albany | to do. nl ‘ and stir up the animals. This he A beginning has been made thru and : promises to do next week. Then the] an attack on the governor's scheme make him unde I t| fur will begin to fly. to eliminate railroad grade crossings him. When } “ Thus far in the campaign, it must | by the issuance of a bond issue. The complete! t be stated candidly and in all fairness | attack has alienated senators from - unanswered. Please t nat to . & 1 , that Mayor Hylan has been holding | Greater New York who were inclined ¥ ili hilite a aracr. | ew 1 1 id a / bis own with his enemies. When it| to fight for Hylan. very attack OMENTS WED LIKE Live OVER- ALLAN nt tee of |and I a: BF comes to common or garden de.| Hylan makes on Smith is likely to FAITH ‘ . , | w nouncing, the mayor is very handy| develop such a boomerang. The] AY WOPE AND CHARITY. a CL sendin: Sesion | Wi or { with a pair of jaws that click ana} mayor, therefore, is up a very large | - : nerever the hy Oe i clatter lik crowded subwa trea and does not know how to get — | | itching and é 4 peas ae the kaa ras been, de, | down. 3 yhetanet the yf Stre leular pet sub. | HAMLE 1 IS ‘ e soothing ioueh of , of de inciation. Judge Oly t A 1 j i Sato BLOCK IN MONTREAL WIPED oe ee Ronerbimeniewy | elved eaten the MODERNIZ ED | | ay: sKode'l 1 fails to give quick relief ¥ imps oe mor in eee TN LONDON Sle get wth cp |m : ventually the mayor will begin to} | r nite en ¢ he F oper t denounce the “silk stocking" sec-} ¥ sap | MONTRBAL, Quebee, Aug —|ualtfes were comparatively few. | ti n the sly 6 soon wae t A 1 of 4 abs = ~ ~ e J pining bie sida one Vorg (ecclated — Pewady Hamlet in. “Plus | (Assoclated Press)}—An entire Block | Most of these reported consisted of | i ' eping both | 1 of the tradit al, dagger, will | waste by one of the most spectacular] woman who suffered a broken arm ‘The favorite drink 3 LAs ten Island » English critics and the first | ¢ expatiinted tian hs plbke Aten : hotels and caf } t t xperienced en a piece of fire apparatus in | ac hotels and cafes pone anes |e, reat gale,| lieing vceenet nated te | Funeral For Mayor Of} Manhatt new t pread rapidly and soon envyeloped| plate glass of a cigar stc | eee gh and {he gaits ts ire’ ntire block. The buildings con:| Altogether sixtyeone families were| Gotham Chinatown t Br v rvelous | od ‘ age ; is vt ! i 20 or more dwell-| rendered homeless by the fire. Dur- I Si | | 1 the few years has| ed to prove a decided innovation ar labee. abACEOAT Hilibe, a g thes HEAR Of:he /osntaiie tic : t : | : i ge apartment hi n|ing the heig the conflagration s DI & Hulade 46° G3 people | speculation is rife ax to how the ga and other houses the water pressure was extremely | Buel | 1. M Med ee Patani eth dls mentee tated : s as yet been made| low and this gave the firemen much | apart? 1 i mair Gertrude, a s er grave dig damage. The cas-| concern Et 7a A ¢. ne 1 Appear | in mechanics pullovers, and a =a vig in aa 4 _| NEW YORK, Aug. 26—A new 1 \aeetend i Chinese war ko out ea toda 1 ra J whieh fg makin arte losg eR eerepegares thy ka a as | ovnize the ¢ \¢ w York's Chinatown . ng Island City and] Cecil Hardw | lar ‘ Raa ene Hy the =a nt truce between the Hip Sing ant OY Booth came from Eng: ‘ong man was 51 Gye Vy, oondes 1 ike charge of the Salvation 1 killed hore and a Hip Sing mem. | | Army in Ameriea. Public opinior nd possibly others were 9 has changed a lot in that time. Th Jed in Boston some 24 hours atte sok os ii work the army has accomplished Washington pollce had thwarted a As is—it is delicious! i oor and a st | lot to kill three officials ¢ Hl | afd. AACIDSED DE arian wre | Hip Sir Thirty-three ( | Unexcelled as a Horse’s Neck. 9, dutiie'tha- veri wae: hike | were arrested in Washington } Age Mixer=the finest.voui | ra earned it a lasting respect. “Chris In Chicago a noni nt of he oO: y } 5 ee action,” Miss Booth called | Leong section was shot a Killed ‘ There'll : hse ANATIow. C1Cak | A resident of the Hip Sing sec | i ; in prevo Mae Raid boxe he | and two.others were arrested come a RIS. al bens dbl a ig ie | to the police that Ted to opium rat | She was only about 16 years old | vB onion tere i ‘ moment when she began her work in the eas a featdurant.cotle-was| ' end of London, where her father inca News Pork Ch when Gener founder « th army | with thre ullet woun 1 | | hela his She often dress saute pheasants lenvina a: Xe F x, » 1 lothes of the very olyer near the body. 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