Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 14

.G —_ FE PAGE FOURTEEN TURK CABINET IS CALLED T0 ICUS MOSUL CONSTAN OPLE, Dec. 18.— (®)—The decision of the League of Nations council awarding Mosul to Trak, which is under British man- date, was received with consterna- tion in Turkey. When the verdict reached Angora the cabinet was enlled in extraordi- Rary session. Under the chairman- ship of President ‘Mustapha Kemal nd with the participation of of staff, the that solved but nter upon a new < than t phase, more comr ob: taining prior to the league decision. All papers criticize the of the h they is the te srjtain. ft has examined t > me m_this not by for the purpose opinion here Give Her 2 Qhevrolet for Xmns. Utah Awaits Oil Boom After Gush The Shafer-Ni By Central Press about’ seven miles southwest of SALT LAKE Utak Dec, | Moab, and driliing has been going 18.—Utah is t o1 the} on for more than a. year. cts of ar In order to get the equipment for state mercial wel. | the test well to this site it was n no than it burst | essary for the companies to build o flame, barge and float the equipment ac: The oil gusher which “blew In''| the ri \ Hanson, president at Shate . 1 well, about seven miles southwest of Moab, catight fire from, sparks fromi boulders hurled from the well by the pres- sure of gas and oil. The rig and the entire drilling equipment were destroyed, - However, the flames haye been extinguished. h is optimistic. The flow ie estimated at 350 barrels | DAYTON, Ohio, Dec. 18.—C)—On the 22nd anniversary of the first suc- cessful airplane flight, Orville high grad parrafin ofl. The well] Wright,-the man who made that is located on the Colorado river! flight and one of the two inventors e the flow to be of commercial vi the ofl is of a DRESS UP FOR Christmas Those New Dobbs Hats “The Rolls Royce” made in the new light shades; tan. fawn, stecl, with swagger colored bands. Shirts 2 wel ourse Se Colorful New Neckwear ar dis- n told n town aids and $1 up MEDNICK BROS. CASPER’S LEADING STORE FOR MEN OPEN EVENINGS Stylish Double Breasted ‘Suits from Hart Schaffner & Marx These suits have a swing and'dash all their own. H. 8. & M. suits excel in tailoring—they have the “lines” that express style and quality of workmanship. Splendid new fabrics and pat-’ terns that please the eye. $50 MEDBRO Suits and Overcoats Che man who is seeking good clothes at a lower price will find exactly what he wants in the fa- mous Medbro line: Real worth at a moderate price. ee Walk Over Shoes Noted for their fine quality style and fit. $7 $8.50 $10 - o er Is Brought In ee ET Bi: a UTAH . 1-well, near Moab, Utah of the Utah Southern’ Oil Co., driling the Well jointly with | Midwest Oil Co., of Denver, ‘The well is on the Crane Creek structur id the flow ne from what is known as the Pennsylvanian fermation ata depth of about 2,020 feet, in a carboniferous s! is the 'AIR PROGRESS FAR BEYOND HIS DREAMS, SAYS WRIERT of the ship, tcld of his amazement at the speed at which his invention has been adopted and his marvel at the uses to which it has been put. The full significance of his inven- tion was not realized, he said and many uses now taken as ordinary were beyond their foresight. Some hopes and ambitions of the Wright brothers have not been’ realized, he said. “We realized a successful plane would be a big war feature, as one lone would be worth thousands of savalry in scouting work,” | Mr. Wright sald, “but we could not Iream of using them in great quan- } titles as was the case in the late war. Bombing tn small ways we realized would be possible, but not such user aa “Irecting gun fire, ac- tual battle, photography and the like. “Its extensive use in bombing ships, in destroying big junction noints, in commercial work and mail service we did not fully realize. We ; could see where the government might use planes for short hops into vad territory untouched by railroads and where such roads could not be extendéd to carry mail, But we ‘ould not, and never thought of such 2 thing as transcontinental mail ser- vice on regular schedules.” Limitation of their dreams, Mr, Wright said, depended greatly at that time on the Imitation of. power plants available. Increase in power reneration by the internal combus- ‘ion engine without greatly {ncreas- ing its welgbt or size has greatly extended the possibilities of the ma- chine, he added. a IVE FRATS SUSPENDED OMAHA, Nebr., Five fraternit Dec. 18.—P)— at Creighton uni- versity have béen suspended from all privileges because of asserted poor business management. All the fraternities are of recognized stand- ing at the university, three of them running houses. The Rev. Charles Schuetz, dean of the men, said the fraternities had incurred financial obligations due to incompetent management, which is contri to rules governing fra: ternities. Fraternity heads however, sald the financial obligations were and not heavy enough to warrant a suspension, The fraternities suspended Phi Chi and Phi Rho Sigma, na- tional medicine; Gamma Eta Gam- ma, and Delta Theta Phi, national law, and Kappa Phi Delta, local social, are: “HECENTLY ORGANIZED UNION GOSPEL TEAM WILL MEET SUNDAY Sunday afternoon tho‘ temporary organization of a Union Gospel team was formed at the Tabernicle, Lead- ers were appointed for four Sundays, and it is planned to go ahead with vangelistic work along the lines of ‘he Gospel team work at Fairfield, Towa, of which Mr. A, K, Harper is the outstanding leader, The first meeting is at the First Baptist hureh, 3 o'clock next Sunday after- noon, and those converted during the union evangelistic campaign will take the lead in conducting the sery ice. Lg tive Her a Chevrotet for Xmas. Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel 8 a, m. and 1 p. me! by al Leave Salt Creek 8 a.m, 1 p. m and 6 p.m. ter ue Sesves 9:30 Daily Salt Creek Transportation Co. = BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS _ TELEPHONE 144 © Che Casper Daily Cribune + MUKDEN TAKEN OVER BY JAPS LONDON, Dec. 18.—()—Mukden, capital of Maychuria and the head- quarters of Marshal Chang Tso-Lin the war load of the north, is declared to have been occupied by Japanese troops. Marsh Chang is said to have protested vigorously but to no avail. The action of the Japanese is said to have been taken following a re- quest that Japan, which has conrid- erable territory im Manchuria. includ- Ing_the south Manchuria railway bring forces into the city to protect her nationals and the foreign con- suls, A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Tokio says the city was virtually taken over under an order that for- bid the entry of any Chinese armed | | Why not foree, and that the Japanese also will prevent acts of hostility’ within six miles of the Japan railway, which runs through Manchuria for a dis- tance of about 500 miles and passes Mukden at a distance of about three miles, ee General Kuo-Sung Ling, leader of }the national people's army ig this region has.been notified that he may not pursue the troops of Marshal Chang toward Mukden if his entry. into the clty would likely inyolve fighting. Marshal Chang, who. is said to be with his army southwest of Mukden, ‘is to be informed that ond arsenals are in the Fresh Spinach Large Pascal Ce he may not return to Mukden, un- and appreciated. Father, brother or SAVE MONEY! Buy Your Watches, Diamonds, Silverware and Jewelry at Greatly Reduced Prices. THE SMISOR JEWELRY STOCK PRICES SLAUGHTERED AT KLINE’S, 120 EAST 2ND a Merry Christmas Comfort slippers and shoes of all sorts make gifts that are long used There’s a Man on Your List Who Will Like These Sweet Potatoes. stock. And there is satisfaction for you'in that‘these ever welcome slippers are sc inexpensive here—a real help at’a time when one wants to make their dollars do the utmost. Cozy Warm Felts— The Gift of Comfort friend will be You'll like these soft, warm felt slip- less as 2 complete victor. His stores The forces of Chang and Kuo are reported’ to “be fighting heavily a short distance west of. Mukden. ——————_— n__Essex for Xmas? Christmas dinner. 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