Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1919, Page 6

Ble) ( a BRINGING UP FAT ‘HER basi ____-.Ghe Caspet Gailp Cribune eo { YOU NEEONT SIT THERE aN GOING c— YE <OT TO VM NOT GOING é ; e igi —_ < ny ry > BT aa Prince of ok wes is that of film Eth ary ee ee was to be presented with a medal byj (By United Press.) ferred to as a “man,” but more often ;he Prince of Wales. The producer, | LONDON, (By Muil.)—“It doesn’t as a “white man.” artin Thornton, struck the happy matter if I am killed. I have plenty of : of asking the real Prince of NEWELL dele PRINCE OF WALES | AT HOME A ON THE or a toe as hint he t home.” Modesty Then the Prince of Wales was Points in the Prince of Wale's make- mony while the operator turned the (Continued from Page 1) Wher ur BELL Oe MENS Se hai Onuheecineatherauseestion: in France that was always his reply} “ie the strongest dislike for one of the court officials said: “I’m at Rawlins him to the pe when remonstranted with for taking : flattery and any sort of insincere sure the Prince of Wales wouldn't Denebeaux infor officer that undue risks. He went on active ser- iqultation. There is no more eertain do it.’ Then the Prince came up to oad Broo Goats. phace euiisso wn eduestiand any ay of annoying him than to show speak for himself. “Nonsense,” he Te that during his period of se any form of toadyism. He is ble aid, “I want to do it, and I’m going and they can 1 France) /Itnlysand sin Beyntehe! was |ca> anmeniarune pecvelae mnunOn lic at convinced the Albany kept in cotton wool would he an er-/\,hich more than once enabled Arrangements were completed and RARITY WEISS te BS Su him td see the funny side of such at- it was decided that the Prince should prohibition agents t had the mur- Right up to the signing of the ar- tempts when they have occurred. Lonverse for alittle while with the| derers of Jennin thereafter mistice he was never treated as the ‘There is the inc dent of 2 well-known | film hero. | t edoubled their estub-' Prince of Wales, but just as any society woma 10, to put it kindly It d unanimously that lish conclusively this was the r officer—any Captain Smith at least has no aversion to se the Prince had played his part spleh- ¢ or Brown in the papers. One of her Hab didly —except that he got so interest Not for long tine has there been During the retreat from Mons, as is to collect sd portraits din the conversation he forgot all criminal case in Wy public indign oming: in o thueroly which he sat at e about the man who was “turning the nandle” and the operator had to stop} people in the lim to the Prince of dinner in mess, the tele heen phone rang incessantly, first for this, aroused us it hus been by the cruel officer, then for that. No orders’ of his visit to Rome work until the conversation drew to nd inexcusable murder of the youn came for the Prince of Wales. Ac hing!| thought his Ita close, when he very snappily began | Laramie ranchman by ir ponsible to ser he seemed to be the only|him the hero of the hour, and would just in time to get the final hand-! aliens whom had won-! officer the war office didn’t nt. he ete $ shake and parting of the Prince and | ority to hold-up and search At lust he went to Kitchener and rhe letter took some time to reach film-hero. Wyoming citizens merely upon sus- made a personal appeal. its d tion and happened to reach *.* | picion that they might be s The gr field-marsi reply tie Prince during the period of the It is often said by those who knew with or engaged in illegal traffic in was ‘characteristically blunt: / de. Ft counter offensive on the King Edward that in the Prince of liquor. The sentiment generally is ex- gon’t matter in the least if you are > : f Usha pressed that amazingly poor judgment ined, but it won't do if you are tak. uc ¢ ched by return a photo- Spe aa an exaggeration, was used in the selection of such men ” graph of Marshal Foch! but the Prince certainly has inherited | en prisoner; so you can’t yo. us the Cardillos and Newell to repre- pote : grandfather's genial facility of | sent the majesty of the Wyoming law, p L#ter on, despite this assertion, the ttle boy, the Prince of Wales self-expression, and has more than and that the terrible crime which re. L™mce got his desire and went to}, called David in the home once shown himself capable of a wit-| and nn ib) @ which re- France. Out there he ran exactly ee Ba arene jer sefection’ 148 the same risks as any other offi 3 x of the d suspicion strust of a favorite with In ech to members and as mental age charged with Th a ait alway: 1 foupeing his granc 7 who ange who had invited him 2 homuses who decline to believe tha 2 + ” 1 WEEE A functions of the highest importance , STE ARIE ieer often stole into the for a to “the House” for lunch, he said: a Prince of royal blood is allowed to in the moral welfare of the state t romp. One day a children’s outfitter “I have often heard of the terrible ne vor pane ate Feary SES whatsoever, it may be) called at York House with some trentment meted out to strangers who serenity pated thar oat Nermelles.| clothes which had been ordered for ventured within the sacred precinets ST had hist wot Oe OF hee ta mee | the little Prince. She was waiting of tie Stock Exchange. “Many of| PS ad Jusy got out of his’ car, when 2/19 the corridor when D: 1 them, I believe, escaped in clothing | shell killed his chauffeur and partial- at in which they ‘the nur id sav me ry door a at pyan ceeds the carga she au unin ertiere entered the hall. But it is not as| Panett oe SUVA aa “Qh, do come in and sit down” he a stranger that IT come here, as T} TAR ESTER los een Soi said, very politely have met many of you fellows on the/ took off the leg of 2 sold No, I think I had better wait battlefield. ene pints Jp Maly, while at din- here.” replied the visitor, not liking “I am not well up in the technical| ne the moss breakin alt the vies, to enter the nursery without some terms of the Stock Exchange and the | NeNEE ee ine HaBREHEATiN CESS other authority. words ‘bull’ and ‘bear’ are always| Hl right,” said David somewhat of a mystery to me, but 1 There’s nobody in : now that the Stock Exchange has al- It’s only Grandpa Ways been a | big ‘bull’ on patriotism.” “It’s quite reassuringly, ‘ that matters. when bombs fell immediately outside the hut where the Prince was liv- (Continued from Page One) Drawn fo for the Casper T acta by Gane McManus “21 10 DINTY THIN YOU aera TO LET YOU cer ; aS 4 TOSET OUT NIGHT CUT OF MY Siant Poorer Se vs JIGGS! TORN OR BUST J wf S Saat ON THAT LIGHT- WHY DON'T You DO AS 1 SAY? ANSWER ME? PYG Bea ——TURAY, Ser. 23, 1919 ae Se . W. Thompson, who rec: ed from France and 0 } dent of the Towa , both of Garfie visiting in Casper. Mr. Ty is looking for a homestead in \a ing tar YOu HAW BETTER UN - YOU INSECT = Warr UNTIL YOU GET HOME - ~_ Miss Affaniaie tt visit of s¢ nd re cott has re eral month atives in the fr ir friend ‘i ‘ a Vice and fat—make a fine din-, seyeral hens from ten to 12 aid Constable Castle. of ave that still are laying ” > luck cut-a-cut cluck,’” said the If you have a run down motor or hen, manifestly appealing to Mr , Nature is a Riot of Color 4 a generator that you want overhauled! Castle. ; run it over to_the Casper Armature Next to direct color photog- “Why, son,” said Mrs. Castle re i Li have it repaired. 109) raphy is Ansco Speedex Film— proachfully,~“She’s much too pretty St 9-23-tf q the one film that gives in’shades of black and white all the values of the different colors in any subject you photograph.” cil. = I'm to goin to keep ll of which has been more or less preliminary to the observation t kindness is its own reward. Yester- day the hen*that Mrs. Castle did not Skin Sufferers You will sigh with relief at the firs magic touch of D.D.D., the soothing wash of oils. Many of our customers Ansco Speedex Film’ fit “all use for last Thanksgiving day din thank us for this advice. You will too. makes of cameras. We carry oe re ‘ SecaGes Hee ie é ry D.D.D. We guarantee the first eas shee PEER Mrs bottle, 5c, doc and $1.00. Auk for DDD. all sizes; also Ansco Cameras, Castle’s possession. How is that for Cyko Paper, Ansco Chemicals, gratitude. Grateful Biddy is not the only re. ame e ‘o JOHN TRIPENY DRUG CO. markable hen owned by Mrs. Castle. Q@#£ Lotion for Skin Disease 143So.Center Phone 99 In the aged lady’s flock—Mrs. Castle Kisball (Deae' Stare ill be 94 her next birthda MATINEE 2:30 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY e Iris Theater|z- THE STATE TODAY BRYANT WASHBURN Fis Si TN es ae “He Wanted Something to Do” He had his hands full. You'll have your hands full, too holding your sides laughing TOMORROW The story of a generous lie and a noble deception. MADLAINE TRAVERSE The Great Emotional Actress, in “The Splendid Sin” TONIGHT FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 en men—were shot last night, in ad- ing as any “Captain Smith” might : £ pee ahacke we OS eS dition to the stabbing of one police- have done. : WET WAES SENDS TRERAPHIRCOneE A story brimful of heart interest and pathos. .Also Sunshine Comedy, man und the injuring of another with One of the Prince's experiences Wales received no special favors or Grateful Hen Saved | “A TIG ” y a club in an ‘k on the plant of ‘ehows an amvsing variation from rou- treatment, He had to run the gaunt- A TIGHT SQUEEZE the Carnegie vel company. Three tine. It was on the Somme, in July, yoy ractical jokes as well as take ) of the injured are likely to die. 1916, when the Prince with a senior We ue Teoh as wetiae als From Slaughter Lays Rioting assumed serious propor- staff officer, was going along a duck- Cnigre, 200th Eve i Year - i — tions late yesterday when rioters bourd. They heard a sheli coming : a eanebntaven tom che in hegina rea AILS Aes stoned the workmen on their way to and they dived for shelter. ‘The woe uty heats a Teas E arene: eteonincseie teste ntontecte aioetesteatoctoaeonte toate oehe a5e the ehe-atoate eho oho ete ahoate to-ohesteetoateatoaterge the mills. Thirty persons were arrest- Prince lar bush, on top of custom where a senior boy selects 3 AY ed last night charged with rioting {n extreme prised gunner, who| Gio of the juniors to wait on him) (Special to the Tribune) fe NOTICE! Customers! please ask for your duplicate sales 5 slips. We will give no o and carrying concealed weapons. was executing his morning shave. sent him to the shop to buy some | CHEYE Wyo., Sept. 23.—On Re credit on returned geods without the duplicate sli i With the arrival of a score of the Happily, the man was using a jam puffs. The Prince came back. the day before Thanksgiving day, Seen: SY state constabulary the strike zone wil!'razor, and no serious damage with the jam puffs and six cents 1918, Constable Thomas A. Castle aos xd be cleaned up here today, it is be- done. change. purchased a fat Plymouth Rock hen | @@ aS lieved. The mills are being operat- “You can keep the six cents, ol@fJat a Cheyenne market and took it &% 3 ed at about 85 percent capacity, ac- “Our Kid,” “Captain Woodbine,” con,” said the seniqr loftily. And the] home to his mother, “Grandma” Al- PS Y cording to plant officials, and “Captain Pow’ (initial létters ‘future King of England pocketed the }meda Castle, intending that the fowl) 2 % Prince of Wales) are three of the tip with . and very proudly re-4 should be the piece de resistance of a| % & TIEUP COMPLETE soubriquets earned by the Prince of the incident in his next letter{ Thanksgiving dinner for the three o AT YOUNGSTOWN Wales in France. home to his father and mother. members of the Castle family. Mr.! g&% 63 (By Axsociated Press.) Those who came in contact with = “ Castle purchased the hen not because 3. ¢ YOUNGSTOWN, Sept. 23.—The the Prince “over there’ probably Queen Mary consistently impress-| the Castle’s were not well supplied| a can of Chase and Sanborn’s og tieup of the steel industry in Youngs- ‘found him at his best, for it was ed on the little princes the necessity | with fowls, but because there are few y XS town district proper was completed ,hen his manhood came to him. When for taking an interest in their stud j things Grandma tle loves better o% 82 this afternoon when officials of the he left English shores for ve ser-,while King George mindful of his) than the flock of chickens she care- ae Youngstown Sheet and Tube com- yice he was just a natural, and rath- sailor days, F pleased to see! fuly tends on the Castle homestead 4 66 99 & pany announced that the plant was ¢; bushful lad. In France things them evince an interest in matters! and neither she nor her son had heart | % : Ry closed. Six companies which suspend- together different for him. naval. to kill one of the “home” chickens @% ea fran ee ed cperation, employ 39,000 men. The }ie mingled with the fighting men He wa 1 one day to merely to provide meat for a holiday Ds 93 Youngstown Sheet and Tube company quite informally. He delighted in fine r e of Wales dili-. Therefore it s with a sense of r od is the largest in the district, employ- “popping in’? at all sorts of Ms ver pictures of ships. The lief that Constable Castle laid the a ing 15,000 men. inexpectedly. These sudden incur- Princ up, said: “You know set chicken before his mother. * me —— sions tended to embarrass some of I want to be a sailor.” O what a pretty hen,” remarked ! 3 327,000 MEN OUT, the men, who showed sigas of scif- asked the King. Grandma Castle enthusiasticalls oe a DECLARES FOSTER onsciousness. Noticing their re “Cut-a- said the Plymouth ~ ¥ pi GERD Lore eas straint, ‘the Prince on one 0: ‘Well, you see,” replied the young’ Rock, making a friendly advance. ee ¥ tary Foster of the steel workers na scared of me—it’s only the name.’ {cae eee * b3 y tional committee said to that ac- x bd ' 3 His unaffected manner et the men ut ease, and 3 selves L s ed a bit f 1 with those issued yesterday, his ‘The glue vont ealcarss iievuchoe og ishow increases i ice ans show incre de ane Pitts-| ‘their own him. Feet CUB pro 28.0) instown,|, among the Canadians he was Wheeling, Steubenville, Chicayo and Kid.” or sirmingham, districts. Australians very knowing soon 000 men ke, Com- cording to his reports &: participating in the st EATING APPLES $2.50 Per Box ee JUST ARRIVED POTATOES chose name for Hence e known as ow,” while the named him ‘*¢ i i i Japtain Woodbine” be-1% cause of his liking for cigarettes | “Our (Hy Associa BIRMINGHAM, nas 2. With every steel plant in this dis- trict reporting 100 percent operation, conditions were quiet to . Many of the 500 men who struck Monday applied for reinstatement. “Woodbines” being the cigarettes which find most favor with ie “Aus The difference who went to ‘hoy’ ‘man’ between the * nee and the —— who returned is almost Coa Raine RED CROSS AT GREYBULL jvc ee tnting the P estragrdina $3.50 Per 100 lbs. GETS EXPERT INSTRUCTOR ry boyishness, this impression caused chiefly by his GREYBULL, Wyo., Sept, 23,— Who have heard him peak in public The ladies of the Red Cross have ge-|{uring the last few months realize cured the services of Miss Morrison |that those years the Prince spent in of Denver to give them ins tructions | KFrance ;were the bridge over which in hygiene and care of the sick. The | he crossed the gulf dividing boyhood |from manhood. WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. CITY FRUIT MARKET mile, and Ary: ‘ course will continue over period | of six weeks. 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