Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 7

926 SUNDAY, JANUARY | ARMY WINS FIVE EVENTS| our or stx UIINS THIRD. [N WEST POINT, N. Y., Jan. 16, (®)—The Army’ was victorious = CTORK- “JUDGING five of six sport events here to. Polo—Army, 16; second city troop 02 Philadelphia, is asket ball—é 47; ceorse-/ Nebraska Wonts Takes gepunnine Arn) 47; New York | First in Denver Boxing—Army.- 4; New York (C) ss u., ompetition. | Mar. + | —Ti | Judgin; Swimmer Breaks Record While in Unconscious State the Nati | here toda all day BOULDER, Col., Jan. 16.—(y—| end pi ; Pulled m the pool unconsetous, | ‘1 Col ado Aggies fourth | utledpe of the Ur qT the second for x of Colorado swimming team | Pras! v since the. compe lenge this afternoon aw ed In a dr ing room to find that he had broken | |° the Rocky mountain conference Teen} e ord for swhn by five] Permanent possessi be ss In the high se His time v Agta ds | eres, other schools placed in tre following Micha Ke order: Mite Neb., Provo, Ut hfe eeu erton, and Las Ai | Sheridan co oo adjudged winner A irls' club contest High point score competition wer braska Univer braska; C. W. T in the collegé rott, of N » Ne , Kansas Aggies: H. Newton, Wyoming University and E. FP. Carr, Kansas Aggt Wescott also was awarded a gold wateh for LATTERY WIN: FROM ROLAND TODD. BOSTON, Jan. 16.—@)—Jimmy] judging of breedin Newton Slattery of Buffalo, N. Y.. won alwon the fat atock {udzing contest Judges’ decision over Roland Todd ———.—_—. of England, here tonight. aud Todd in their ten-round bout Slattery welghed in at 164, HOUSE RATIFIES d DEBT PACTS CAGE SCORES Missouri river cities will be “the | coronation robes, Chinese coats ard been turned inte a source of reve | {€ the rallroads are per-| other articles of apparel worn by the | : raiment, which Sheridan hiBh school, 60: Worden, i] ed to Increase their rates as pro-| former Czarina Alexandra haye been | ie t Mont, 2. | pea | pored, representatives of river cities | bought by the state motion ploture| spat ial bacas “Colorado College, 30; Colorado} (Continued From Page One) | told the commission rat i erain monopol: the club of the n 9 Teachers, 20. and Czecho-Slavakia, Involving ap-| T@vet®, coal. lumber and other | ding.) wararobe niversity of Colorado, 48: Regis] proximately $60,000,000, were ap.| Preducts of the valley and the mid. | {t went to the admission, fee of 31, bt PS lowe et proved today by the house in rapia| “eWest Will be higher to the middle.| movin trust for leas than $18.000.! the trade wn Colorado School of Mines, $2; Colo-| succession,» tS mnapmC) western shivper than to other com-| Among the articles from the czar: ganizations pay rado Agricultural college, 15. WRG | petitors shipping through St. Louis 40 daho Tech, 23; Montana Norma},|Of the 19 war loans to forelgn and Chleago gateways. they sald, — ne ae, Ytdl ; Nations settlements with Great Bri- : bint’ ‘ “ | Chicago, 17; Wisconsin, 15. taine Finland, Hungary, Lithuania, nto Sho Wyoming Visioned as ‘Switzerland Union, 40; Hamilton, eAHhaa br looc, rh N. Ys A Ll Sh Ww eel At etsity )(98-’Morning? y congress whil ethe action ry eet r $ _Greighton university, 23; Morning | Paulie’ bY congress whit athe action of America oe Laramie Publisher | Laer 5, | dozen more loans to the las tstep in { 1] s , 40; Transylvania, 35. | & Ee srhi “ Stanford, 11. | thelr congressional journey, reaks ecor | ~ GHEY. California, 43; ern California, 12 Gonzaga univer mah club, 2 Salem Of the seven other loans, Austria | has been granted a 20-year mora- | -}torlum, while France, Greece, Liberia and Jugo-Slavia have as yet to agree finally o nthelr respective settle- ments. The present Russian govern- ment has repudinted an American loan of $192,000,000. and Armenta, with an obligation of $12,000,000, has ceased to ex san independent na Oregon Aggies y of California, southern Oceiden y College of hio & e, ; Mlinois, 1 tion. Simienoe & M., 32; Tulane, i Arkansas cotese,|CAlifornia With Dartmouth. Princeton Purdue, \16,262 Students, ‘Leads. Colleges ; Grinnell, WYOMING TEAM. | “Strangler” __ADDITIONAL SPORTS Stasiak Willing to Meet Lewis on Any Terms) Jan Go. 16, ~ (United Press tanislaus St tonight placed Proposition up to Paddy Har focal promoter, whereby t he a ‘are as his share match with Ed ims the mplon puree for Lew heavyweight ship. siak Wire armon from Bos. is “under any terms referee agreeable to STOCKMEN 10 ton to get Le ccs BE QUESTIONED “JN RAIL RATES West to Have Hearing] 9; This Week Before Fare Inquiry. Jan, 16.—(P) portation experts Joseph Kansas and Omaha. attacked proposed n western rallread freight tes at commerce commission § a THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD PAGE SEVEN © | Trio of Stars Prepare to Tour World | | | | | | } ee Photo Central Prei i Dorothy Phillips, Priscilla Dean and Anita Stews to right, famed movie stars, are preparing in Ios world tour together. They are seen thosen Rb Ng over th COSTUMES OF CZAR’S COURT USED BY SOVIET FOR MOVIES. LENINGRAD Russi: Jan. 16.—] 8 robe #)—The costumes which; Tobes of the richest sil + to her many years a othed figure of the tT imp urt of the vanoffs are being used proy 5 per cent rate advance] tn the production of motion pictures here today.” W. H. Wagner, ex-| under the direction of the sovi : miner, and-J. B. Keeler, attorney-| state, The imperial ropes of Nicho. |. \!i SivrisaPTand ialevattee. © examiner of the commission.in two las II and many other rich articles} fo * plumes und digrettes, |» sessions of the lqairings heard the| of hiy wardrobe form a part of the Tako. ast of the complaints from municl-; “properties” used in “The Ninth of \ $ pallties and will devote next week | January,” an antlemonarchist film. | Ra a FS to the protests of western agri-] Which takes is name from the date | dehinte vane. fickking cultural and Ivestock interests. A|on which the revolution of 1905 |“ Retragits rip eigen atge number of v {tnesees and many | opened. lag anlar SE eaeertee ates! exhibits will be introduced inorder) Five thousand elaborate imperial, | of the Romanotfs, now the Picvoet siege to get opinions of the western farm-| military and dress uniforms belong. of every poor citizen of t com- ers and lvestock ralsera before the | Ins to the late cearand several thou-| muntet. republic 6 commission: NEW YORK, Jan. 16—The twelfth automobile show broke all tetail sales records of previous mo- tor car expositions, officials of the aid at {ts closing session to- nt. Attendance figures had not yet been officially compiled, but ft was estimated they would be close to the record mark estab- lished automobile show of 1922. Automobile men tonight began re- moving their exhibits to Chicago for the Collsem show. | show NEW OFFICERS AE INSTALLED (ican | CHAMPAIG I. Jan. 16,— " Georgetown, | (Unitea Press)}—The University of Satori addeeDealie: | California, with 16,262 resident pod gh ~ £ students enrolled for the first semester of this academic year, TO leads the principal untversities in student population, the University of Illinois reported today | tlonal surv | Columbia is next Mllnots is third wit in a na-} THIRTY-THIRD DEGREE with 11,836 and | » 1.2 Iden st its are hose ac. CEREMONY |: in attendance at the institu- | tio The res do not include correspondence and extension stud- ents and others taking work not M Wheeler aan ak the thirty-| counting toward a degree. The third degree in Masonry Friday] ¢igures compiled by Illinois before night at Cheyenne. Other Masons} the first semester only, and does not who were advanced at this ceremony | fnclude the year's enrollment | were J. H. Rossman and H. G. Wat-| gnroliments in other universities | son of Cheyenne ice that these | include Washington State, 6,149: members of the lodge were eligible) Nebraska, 6.105, and Oregon, 2,983. | to this high honor was received last —_—_—- fall from Washington. 1° ——/|Utah Firm Asks| 'U. S. To Pay for | Helium Gas Well) SALT LAKE CITY, The g ment has b This Guarantees MORE EGGS 1p) en asked | pay the Utah Ol! Refining company | can lay lotsmore }{ $189,000. the cost of at | well near Price, Utal ist stalittlehelp:T} | vee y: i aig This 1 ip is Pratts Poultry ich, when cambleted: wastiacovel Amixture of rare » herbs; in- 1 to produce helium gas. 1 on which the y ; * nsiderable # 8 gredients which feeds 3 tutte hoses ae could never give. drawn by the government and| natural’ egg making neces- [live wail hae. teen capped. The sity—in just the right | amount asked is to reimburse the | tions that only half a company its expenditures in sinking propor, f Pratt experienc the well. Representative Don FB. century of Pratt exp SS Ii cotton, republican, Utah, haa asked could produce, Your dealers guarantee more eggs, higher fertility of breeders, better flock vitality with Pratts Regulator. T! ey can afford tomake this amazing guarantee. For right in your neighborhood, flocks that pay are Regulated flocks. prs the appropriations committee to In-| the amount the adv: in the ated elude bill pending, Tumulty Rallies From IlUnéss NEW YORK opr » P, Tumulty, je late Woodrow Wilson, hx now tis Poultry Regulator " the eritteal stass cf a sovere tacle re: We stand behing Pra: crit t Jrom the same bird or wee return your money they at rce, and Guaranteed hry } ! gent Central Bar of Chile Is supplying | J. F. COWAN 1,000,000 pounds gold which Is part of conversion fund and will be de posited in New York and London, _ een BY. AND P. W. Club Hears Address on ‘Wholesaling’ Given by Wilkerson. An interesting program was pre- sented at the regular weekly Busi- ness and Professional Women's club luncheon at the Henning hotel yes- terday. While the members of the club sang “America” the newly elected officers and members of the board of directors entered. ‘The procession was led by Laura Bicknell in cap and gown, depicting a judge, while the other members wore masculine headgar and -badges representing vers cf the United States eabl- wh corresponded most closely to thelr new duties in the club, Miss Bicknell administered the oath of office to each, The hoard of directors consists of sand rich gowns, wedding dresses, estimated to value $250,000,000 n Wyoming's tral or ofl indus: co-operation in of this ‘tremen- | Switzerland of i |term applied to Wyoming by F. 8. t Burrage, editor of the Laramie ement dous asset should become the rule, publican-Boomerang, In an address delivered before the Cheyenne Cham-| he asserted. Bec of its outdoor ¥ of Commerce at its annual meet: | beauties, the speaker deckired, Wyo- }ing here. , beck- | Scenic ottractions of Wyoming wessed In no other state. 18. Year. Old Fine tivalry has dimint: 1 ba fo rn the last few yen ly nly tn this, but in ni otheettparte May Cause Man To Lose His Home DES MOINES. | —Having depri of the natlon-as well this, being in the nat ter understanding,” {s the great ne- * before the United States will be able to achieve th of its creat destiny The directors elected to serye dur- {hg the current year in the Chey: enne Chamber of Commerce Fed Bofce, A. R. Bruder, Frank G Clark, George Goochs, R. J. Hof- mann, J. P. Larson, E. T. Lazear, F. H. Porter and Marshall S. Rey nolds, A resolution making memberships continuous, instead of annual Dues will be he said, and e of a “bet- Iowa, Jan. 16.—() | ation of his home atisfy the state's demands for pay- tie ne ® fine Imposed 18 years ago, Charles Eddy, 70-year-old painter of Belle Plaine, has appealed to Gov- ernor Hammill. The property has been ordered sold January 23, to satisfy the judgment of the Benton county court, imposed September 25, 1907, for a stute Nquor law violation. Eddy pleaded guilty nd was fined 10 and costs and sen- tenced to 90 days in jait. He served the all was unable to pay ¢ fine, for 18 years left Edé While the fine was gro through increase of saved his money and bought a home. Eddy's attempt to obtain a loan| on his property brought to lght the old Judgment against iim oo aera the te | } but state unntolested. | Mere ie r ing to $725.) interest, he Leaves Bed and Confers Jan. 16.—)—Cardi- Mertler was able to leave his | BRUSSEL | nal |Frankfurters and situation in that district. He t The German mission wanted to put Cryst: me ldo; vats ad the bishop to inform the pe rystal Joelnor, president; Gertruie| a peohibiti + tariff on French hortl hea tecadaine ther die , Pearls tay ul products but also demanded | prayers and that he was glad to Betty Garrison, Madélyn. Se od i eve n ep dacorl learn of the pr f the collec aes tieow, 2 LAhy sausage, which is being consume on bi , Laura Balley, Olive Puntenn in Pentice A tnoreasiog amounts |“ nm vf relief funds, _dfabel’ Sykes is treast along: with Alsatian sauerkraut. The} Emma Fi corresponding *secre-| French replied in effect | tary, “No French flowers {n German: Mrs, J. E. Cather sang two pleas.| {ng numbers tn her usual charming manner. W. F. Casper Wilkerson, on behalt of the Wholesalers’ agso¢tation, spoke of the work on that organiza- | ton and suggested especially that} the club assist In further! “buy at home” plan by fn: that purchases be products dis. tributed by Casper wholesalers, In closing, he expressed a desire on th® part of the wholesalers’ association to co-operate with the business wo- men in any way that might be help. ful. Helen Wa e presided and G in MeBahey led the singing with Elsie Winter at thé plano. pb Sian Preliminary tnjup har been anted restraining Federa! Mining and Smelting trom paying # special dividend of $1 on common stock, no German frankfurters in F From this situation resulted | first definite agreement achleved since the negotiations opened In Oc: j tober, 1924. and reetprocally favor. | able duties on thene items were fixed —ineeenentpeemeneapeme ‘Rabbit’ Sign: With Brooklyn NEW YORK, Jan. 16.—(United Proas)--Rabbit’ Mara.ville, former manager of the Chicago Cubs, de. serted thé ranks of the holdouts on | the Brooklyn baseball club today.| Bis signature on a contract was re-|} : | celved today at the Ercoklyn office, Maranville, ne of the heroes of the i ‘g Joing @! 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