Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1925, Page 14

A( | yr M PAGE FOURTEEN VOLSTEAD. AGT 5 DERIOED IN HOUSE DEBATE Law “Unenforceable,” Drys “Vicious,” Foes Cry. WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—(P)— 1 the floor of the house today st memberg poured out a concen- trated fire of statements favoring mod tion of prohibition laws. The sv in turn Folstes * Anti-Saloon in the en- late in the day, resentative Hud: an, Michigan, took the » few minutes to explain g the trapping ion agent, which criticisms from » annual treas. hich ¢ e s for n enforcement Yor the next fiscal y served as the vehicle for the discussion Opening det sentative Wore, republic Pennsylvania, de. clared ext millions had to be “un- strated that t want te » as the em that Ohio Newspapers Announce Merger hio, ec. (Ohto- ning Ironton < and Sunday g re to be cosolidated Jan- uary 1, 1926, an agreement to this effect having been signed today. The Ironte is owned by the -ortsmouth T interests and the °} Moore estate. | will own all} ing company to ——- -— Cabinet Head to Fight Duel With Budapest Solon BUDAPEST, Hungary, Dec. 19.— Ish ‘Telegraphic Agency) — my debates which have been aged for several days in partia- ment over the government's “nu. merous clauses" bill, almed to re- strict the number of Jewish students in the universities, has reached a climax in the issue of a challenge to a duel by Count Klebelsberg, min- ister of education, to the Jewish Sandor accepted named seconds. berg considered him- y expressions which Sandor used in attacking his defense of the bill. ‘The deputy called Count Klebelsbers a “turncoat,’ alleging that he had reversed his ar-time sup- port of the policy of giving the Jews equal standing with the Hungarians Veteran to Seek Underwood Job MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dec. 19.— Capt. Sanford Mullins of Alexander his cand. States senate W. Under. ed his in CARD OF THANKS fan of the late J. S, Mech ss their heartfelt all Kindness and npath ® FRAMING—NEV PICTURES Casper Mirror and Picture Frame Co. Cer. Second and Durbin Downstairs ding Washington | | eleven hours, to win a wager. closeup. her stunts made her a first page figure with regularity. | panied by A. P. Hinkley, shown with her, and Roger Cutler, two friends, she walked from Provide nee, R. 1, She is seen enroute. Society Athlete Has Old Prowess Eleanora Sears, Boston society favorite, still has the athletic prowess which drew national attention to her a decude ago, when Accom- to Boston, 44 miles, in Inset is a ue ‘YACHT MISSING THREE WEEKS BELIEVED LOST WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—(Unit- ed Press)—Hope of rescuing the crew of 11 of the yacht’ Miramir, missing since November 30 when it 8. for Mifimi, left Charle Fla., was virtually abandoned, coast guard officers said tonight. The palatial yacht, owned by E. M. 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A new book adding lustre to the rich and mellow romance of early Wyoming and its Indian and trooper days has just come from the press. It is by Major Alson B. Ostrander, late of New York City, now a resi- dent of Seattle, who Inst summer was in Casper for a few days. At that time he revisited the ‘old trails and scenes of his boyhood while a trooper stationed at Fort Reno and Fort Phil Kearney, sixty years be- fore. His book 1s entitled “Sixty Years After," and {s a sequel to dis previous book, “An! Army Boy of the Sixties.” In his former publication, which has been on sale in Casper and Mid- west the past year, Major Ostrander reviewed his experiences while in army service toth east and west and that portion relating to Wyoming posts is extremely interestfng to every lover of the early western period when the human tide was sweeping westward and experiencing thrills of danger rarely known in this day and age. Major _Ostrander’s new bos ter Sixty Years,", relates to his journey westward in the early sum- mer of this year during which time he stopped at Cheyenne, Casper and Sherfdan, and he describes _ most vividly and interestingly nis impres- sions and observations after visiting the hietorle spots which he knew as er Sixty Years,” like his book, “An Army Boy of the cannot fail to be of im- pelling interest to the boy and adult alike. It is a sidelight on the early days in Wyoming which every per- son should possess, and be kept in the library of every Wyoming home. In the preparation of his book Major Ostrander has had the splen- did advice and assistance of the ven- erable pioneer o Bagley of Seatt sued several histori which are valuable early western annals, The volume contains 36 halftone illustrations which add materially to the value of the book. Probably no less interesting than Major Ortrand- publications with a Frantz Certificate. 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