Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1919, Page 8

Are ae ross ile asi he saree e ° PAGE EIGHT a= a " $s Det AHR Ae Sam ting out on a rt the national forests t@ your heart’s content. In the more When You i west better known to the pub- Popular forests, camping sites have a ie Denver office of the forest been set aside and improved for the I booklets, , use of visitors. But—watch your Can Get senting amp fire. Build it small, as a trac y million acres of de mountains, and Wyoming and of uth Dakota, ation ker. playgrounds where to roam at will, and pre no burdensome re- rounds where camp he fancy prompts. me and go a as long s, and more—Une you to come and enjoy.,; The lvre of the road, the) lence cf the f sooth- y Mountain dis- me of trout of the saddle. us throurhont nd new roads . Hotel and xe foun in ai- summer home cf ational forests, you » for your cottage, # al, from the gov- autiful Ic 1 streams are r use. nal forests offer fishi fhe rainbow and e into the emselves me laws RUSSIAN GIVEN COAT OF PAINT AS A SLACKER May 10.— of the Union ge part of the helper, and slied his body with a generous coat y paint following his refusal Victory bond. The decorat- ing took place in front of the mester mechanie’s office. “Why should I buy your bonds? home and my money roing there, too,” are the words leved to have used before he inted. the arty was an invitation ome of the office emplo; depot offices were invited to attend, the place being designated. Whether the subsequently bought bonds is not known, After he had been painted a bright yellow, the bucket containing the un- used paint was turned upside down, and jammed down tightly over his head. Florence Reed ~ Uniked Retsre Theatres of: ‘America, lwe. Fa IRIS MONDAY, “HER CODE OF HONOR” E SAN OFFERS. PLAYGROUNDS ; earth every time a a oe ? Che Casper Daily Cribune OPTIMISTIC ROLE FOR Never give up the ship. be wrecked, but long journeys still | may lie before it. In the new Wil- m Fox super-production. “The |Siren’s Song.” featuring Theda Bara, | the heroine believes her life has come {to an end when ‘her lover jilts her. But a great career lie before her. of her greatest d in this picture which opens today a the Iris theater. It tells the story of a lighthouse keeper’s daughter in Bri Jilted by her lover, she goes to Pa where she soon becomes a great prima don. na. Hearing of her fame, her village lover meets her again and discovers that she is living with the man she love He appeals with her and ser- t 1 gets take while ing at he loses her v a patriotic benefit. She retires from | her professional life and becomes once more the fishermaid of the lit- tle village in Brittany. Eventually the man she loves returns, and they are married. | 7 Sc 97 THERE’S A DIFFERENCE! Why Use Butter Many Days Old legion—and you may pick and choose woodsman does, and keep it 3 from brush and small timber. Above all, put it out with both water and you leave your camp. For fire is an ever present menace, and the destruction of the forest would mean an frreparabje loss, both from a timber and water conservation standpoint. The national] forests are your prop- erty—did you ever stop to think of that? They have been set aside for your use and enjoyment, and the gov- ernment is spending thousands of dollars every year in protecting their Natrona Butter Shop natural beauty. Uncle Sam w. you to come and get acquainted with 112 N- Durbin—Phone| 943 these great vacation lands wherein - may be found rest, health and pleas- ure. 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