Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1920, Page 6

_PACE SIX be Casper Dail Cribune GHAUTAUQUATO BRING BRYANTO. CASPER JULY 27 “Pending Problems” to Be Sub- ject of Commoner’s Address | Before Local Audience Last of Month. i(RS—G. s to Premier Lloyd G yup-of the fam: orge of Great Bri of Boulogne their g: in and Premier Millerand of France, 2utauqua be a j which will hold meeti ing. Their chief activ sround wupervision and local committee on chautauqua rangements is ce, chairman; O'Don Mrs. Pat Royce, a 8. Loy. | ernor Zea- ¢ tau op. the 1. Pwill be p t. he INSURANCE ADVOCATED July 14.—Gov- has CHE D issued commit composed of lairman; Don M + Major and Gi hi: el, to Auxve and bro ating d “Signed: CASPER GOLF CI He was a poor actor but he got by! THE OTHER day, 1 WAS in a cigar store. AND A man came in. TO BUY cigarettes. AND HE had a cold. AND WAS Bo) hoarse. . . HE couLbn'T” make. THE CLERK unde rstand. JUST WHAT ho wanted, AND HE got madder. EVERY TIME, HE DREW a brand. HE DIDN'T want. HE POUNDED the case. AND TRIED. to talk. BUT HE only wheezed. AND HE made signs. WITH HIS fingers, BUT THEY “aidn't get over, AND FINALLY. HE THOUGHT. he'd try. TO ACT ‘tt ‘out. AND HE lee his eyes. AND MADE his face. SERENE AND calm. AND Case) aud looked. ABSOLUTELY ‘CONTENTED. AND THE clerk said. TISFY? You said it! Those fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos and -be-copied Chesterfield blend s-f-y with every puff! “| GOT you, “steve!” AND HANDED. “nim, A PACKAGE of, ‘ THOSE CIGARETTES. And the moisture- proof, plassine- »ped special package keeps ’em the vay you want ’em—fine, full-flavored, firm and fresh—always! THAT SATISFY. oo CIGARETTES Kprorigert-G REINSTATEMENT OF U.§, SENTENCETOBE| = == —— PASSED ON PETE |» | CORDILLO SOON :: chautauqua an- Stitement addressed to Wyoming ex-| CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 14.—Pete unds to meet| anything ¢ 3 that it is in position to demon.| Service men, advising those who ha ~ Cordillo, convicted of murder in the|! association fortable f NATRONA strate practically every known kind of permitted their sovernment insuran in connection with the r hast | ‘The chaitautiua! will be held on the| tunity it without delay. probably will not be Auto Club and ‘his My friends are congratulating C two open lots just south of the O| s that it has been| Until next Monday, at. the \collector of members is coi on how well I look and I certainly Phone 948 Oil compan ffice. Owing to the f nor’s attention that | @f the ten day period within which h Worthy; ,OLRth fiat that Mr. E » will be in about 20 per cent of the Wyo-|™ay file an application for a new tri: 3 antac sold in Casper by chautauq ex-service men have continued | Counsel for the prisoner has not indi! such an ap-| ; their war r insurane ated an intention to file > park | plication, but is expected to aos so, An intensiv son ticket sale drive fae lity if for no f for no other r fallow. will ees AMP EXPLODES, and who desir son tick ets ¢ ed to communicate wici WOMAN INJURED ‘STORE ROBBERS SECURE e Rev. W. L. Fret CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 14.—Mrs 5 Nee _ = n of Kimball, Neb., is in | ; Hen- NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF in critical condition fre : GOLF CLUB when AMP expiord =o ; t achaballl Sandee: ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., July 14.— ree Meeting to be held Friday : leves who entered ‘the | Thurman ed as a com. brary. All members and. tho ly of W. "ord, lately de. 3, oes and other cles ’ f ushers and ested in the country club try was ship today from the!of male y ng apparel valued wa® left nothing which WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1920. [ROMANTIC SPOT | re Ace oe WORTH WEIGHT \tantia'col in ‘cova ty Alcs Me cnorensenre= WME OLD | ara SS eee Political | ‘Abiioainderients NATRONA |drug store.—Adv,. . |\TO TRE VOTERS OF COUNTY | povGLAs, wy teresting religt July 14.—An in was held last| Willhide Was So Run Down His Is servi Sunday at Natural Bridge, twelve mile: Sr “Wy: I hereby announce myself as a can- from vas BIAGet EC tions or} Condition Alarmed His Wife didate for the office of sheriff of Na the c ational a County, subject to the will of | churehe ort jlistening to sermc of the two churches. and Friends. tre ; oe the voters at the August. prin CAME has been worth its weight le} in p }d to me,” said Walter S | Willhide,-a_well-known employe of the Beda enced 3 ri ber Co., Cudahy, Wis., and 2 : | SAG: MMi s of Natrona County that 1 POW eN aevot seen | riwil have e for Sheriff before and friends were about me, but r felt better in my life. don't believe anyone from stomach trouble years,” he said ould form ¢ sso my Dull, 4 y it under the home- ; The surrounding land is anditis expected that the Will become a point which will | be visited by most of the tourists g over the p Highway. laches would come on m ‘MEMBERSHIP CARD SALE See a and the least no! at night would ex-| e me. 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