Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1920, Page 12

is] mj be e- ‘oO ii rot he he he vill eo ub, LUE ¢ LS and Rebekahs of Wyombing who hon-} ored Riverton, Wyo., thru holding tt eons conventions in Riverton here last night, will be held in the American church of Holy Trinity! or tne next Monday morning. The body will be taken to the United States),°s,*!) business in t for interment in the Vanderbilt mausoleum on Staten Island. It is estimated that Vanderbilt left an estate valued at between|® fifty and a hundred millions. The Riv William Kissam Vanderbilt, son of, Southern railway for many years. William H., PAGE TWELVE 37 BOOSTER SPECIAL 1SSU the Riverton Review pul a four-section, 48-page booster spe PARIS, July 23.—The funeral of William K. Vanderbilt who died|**!©h is @ creait_ to Riverton | paper enterpri Covering every pout Riverton, prrito} the Riverton Review has “put a cote number that ts bound to » from editors in all parts of 5 ase in making the sp sible, The entire issue was in the Review office andson of Commo-| well as a director of th New Gore Vander of the most] Central, Michigan Centr Lake F aes prominent ailrond executives, finan-|& Western, Chic Northwestern, ciers and sportsmen United} Chicago, Milwau t.. Paul, Chica ‘NO CHANGE IN State cent y borough Consuelo, Mr long a patron n Opera company and united} of the F) yachting and of] with his brothers, Cornelius, George! une the Alta Electric automobile ng in the United States,|and Frederick, ablishing the Van-| com) ke City he He was the donor of the “Vanderbilt| derbilt Clinie in New York at a cost of| ¢ the I 1 Supply Cup” for which motor speed kings con-]| more than $500,000 His sons, Wil struction com y. while the tested a decade or more ago on Long|lam K., Jr.. and Harold Vanderbilt,| the matter are that the Salt I Island. He owned a racing stable at} are directors in mc than 150 rail-| pany has mereby rent ssy, France, which he augmented] roads and other cor tions tore room of the local company anal a Poe eougnaeniee nie i tained no interest in it w: ber of horses from J Notable and ; jenon His ¥ sortheast,” | But the evens crom ni os. los | are an absolute guaranty against de- : ast.”| never ¢ eas but r ae eget sides bay Pee as but a human being| fective flues, $1.50 per: foot put up. ing ized the the was La or, Marlborough, a ift of $15,000,000. The I bl S ] d Mr. Vanderbilt was born on Staten it Island, N. Y., December 12, 1849. After nevi a e a. a receiving an demical education in ¥. . “ America he studied for several years Ever get tired of being served in ¢ Miss Mrs. two 1903, H. Rutherfo: Upon Switzerland, he entered the off crc, River and v of trust and responsibility in connec- | tion with the great Vande systet ond Cen was os 1% + iM See K? + Oe Oe he sh PUPP rere, o, ¢ Oe 6% Sa aad + RK 4 + PUPU OUI O UO Y, o, ¢ Re e'? ? 1, ¢ o+, 2 ? Po sata Mactan ta taste a aa a aaa? KD So teste Motte’ Pee een enone: K? ¢, oat K? aa) + + Oe 4, K + % + Late t oateafooteagess o, ¢ OM rere oe, 2, + iM aa iM oO, K? ‘? oS, aad + K2 + oe, 2, ° oe, ? ? 4, built the Alva, which was sunk, to build fea's cup. During the war, active abroad and in promoting the work of Ameri made fayette with the r During Vanderbilt was sented to his ¢ one Alva Smith of Mobile, Ala, (now. 0. H. P. Belmont) in 1874 to them were born, beside Consu other child | and Harold Vanderbilt. On April 23. al & Hudson River railrc nda, Cincinnati & St. Louis, & Harlem, Pittsburgh & and West Shore railroads also a director of the Metro- passed much of his tinfe in re. rs The Duke Marl- only daughter, z Keene.) Detty troubles are like fleas—the more} city of Riv on Commercial Club ai ALTA ELECTRIC) 1 in the Trib EO | DY THE RIVERTON REVIEW compliment to the Odd Fellows| Do news. phase} brir Wyo: al number pos-| mat jover my body -| week hatso. | mong his string o Phone 6' J am vachts, he was whdicates organ enders of the Amer ‘anderbilt was and lief in hospital we ayette Escadrille. On one oc he contributed $40,000 to the hospital fund and at another 000 lire toward war re Because of his work for viators -in France he rary president of the lrille and presented of the Legion of Hon the summer of 1919 M ported to have pre- ughter, the Duches of Switzerland. He married potato salad on Picnics? ... and Some folks think potato sala mn, William K Siamese twins.- Mr. Vi nderbilt marr Mrs. A.| 1 in London, Engian¢ mpleting his studies in on a picnic, when outdoor appetite, M & G's Order sev today. Colorado Potato Flake & Mfg. Co. itd Colo. of Clarke, treasurer of the Hudson railroad, first as a bookkeeper | s gradually placed in positions | rich-flavor: vit railroad From 1877 to 1883 he w: © president of the Ne Iso chairman of the bos of the Lak Shore & Mi so aS to ah Who ae she sho she sho eho ahe she so-so tie-sio-ehe- seals tee-she sho se-seste- se ste etete seek etnse ste sieeee- ene ete 40 Ironing Made 5m WHEN IRONING WITH A Simplex Electric lroner Special Sale Now On In a demonstra- tion yesterday, in our showrooms, an inexperienced op- erator, in 55 min- utes’ time, ironed 255 pieces of linen. $14 down places one of,these Won- der Machines in your home. Bal- ance in easy month- ly payments. Let Us Demon- strate Bring Us Your Ironing Natrona Power Co. Phone 69 x Soot oes Sogo eheae-afo-afe oO x a> Ro se-soese ofoee of a ° % oes Mot So oo ao-4% aXe aXaX so-ae oe, So-sfo-eSo-ae So-egs aX ox oefo ag ameng his firing of Derby | you hunt for them, the worse they itch | AGEUSER Chimney Blocks RED PATE and picnics: are inseparable as But not those fortunates who have once eaten M & G Potato Flakes keens the 1 boxes from your grocer d 1 ¢ XA ro. + Rw tt ve atoete-steato-ct Pn chaste Mode ta ta tata sn dade PNPM P OUP Neer Ue tere eas RK? + PC OU OU OU SU OU OH, a + Oe st easeioeios >, K? 2 Sea eX aX ey KA iM geet K? + Me + De Oe se he etree ert Oe Me eee tem enact Peer eee Me ? 4, on shasta ost a a a Sac M KO? eto dto tee + Me + ote Mo Bo tame > aaa Xe Xa Xa o, Mf HD 1) HenT tO HER BREATH "| Mrs. Cheever Gans Gains Twenty-five) ® Pounds and Ends Troubles By Taking Tanlac. “Since tuking Tanlac T have gained twenty-five pounds and feel better than I have in years,” said Mrs. Merry 4 | who lives at the corner of . nd 102nd street, Portiand, Oregon. Continuing she said: affered twenty years with rheu- m and stomach trouble and a few printe’/months ago had to give up completely and take to my bed. I ‘had and my musc would draw up so tight T could hardly Pp from screaming. At times I felt like a thousand needles were sticking in me and I had a pa rity kidneys rly all the time. Nearly averytbing med to turn to and aused! heart to paltitate so ” had heart troub yains all 1 ery breath would be my lawt. «lly constipat terrifying head: 1, too, and had simp es that would 1: t a time. I was xo ¥ It like erying out at the top of my} voice and I lost so much weight t only| SEE BEN FORGET We Write Fire Insurance doe Ben Really Ge 109 W 13" ST. PHONE 74 W EVERYBODY’S DOIN’ IT, DOIN’ WHAT? HAVING SALES SO ARE WE We must sell. We are overstocked. We've got to unload. We are forcing out and everything else that comes under the head of a sale. To be frank about it, WeNeed the Money Several high-grade heavy blue serge and English gabardine suits are in- cluded in this sale for Saturday only. Saturday, July 24 s cigars originated in Cuba. weighed seventy. ‘A friend me to iake Tan-| lac and it s simply wonderful the} way I improved right from the start. I have - dige thing with rheums nev has just ave a headache clock. I about left nd mM: { m ne | more *nd my | good I want to t | ad ahout what a terful| | health whole wo is. is sold in Casper by Casper} in Aleova by Alcova Mer-| in Salt Creek by Salt Creek .—Aav. | Pi harma: cantile Co. drug stor acer The use of silk ribbons to tie up ee ee FOR SALE Bungalow; six large rooms; four Jarge closets, linen closet, bath, breakfastroom, hardwood floors; enamel finish throughout; full basement with totlet. Place is almost ready fo. occupancy, Purchase from owner. Two houses now being built on Spruce St., south of CY Ave. Plans furnished and houses built to your order. Repair work promptly ‘attended to. Allmetal Weatherstrips SYLVESTER F, PELTON 925 S. Lincoln Ave. Phone 928J. es Now Is An Excellent Time to Cet} can be had, Rid of Its Tortures. Ss. than the Joca! ity of the parts. disease e blood Pee The millions of little ease germs that cause giust be reached the disease | fnily to Cor. Center and Fifth St. Before Going Elsewhere for Your Winter Supply of Coal and Coke Now Is the Time to Fill Your Bin Before Prices Raise Z FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1920. AT LAST, RELIEF FROM RHEUMATISM from the blood before real relief S. has been successfully sed for Rheumatism for more ajthan fifty years. It is the most confined to thoroug h and reliable blood reme- inf ecause it rehes out and tes the disease germs which # st the blood free expert m i tdiag own, case, writg fedical Advisery Atlanta. 1 dis- atec! Swift Laborator, See CASPER SUPPLY CO. Phone 913 Again “CAPITOL LIFE” McGREW One Day Only Two Hundred $60 Suits | GOING AT $37.50 Walk up three steps and wait on yourself. Two Hundred $75 Suits GOING AT $47.50 We are exclusive agents for the famous Union-Made % 3 Teer Student-Craft Clothes 500 Pair Pants; $7.00 Values; Going at $4.95 HARRY YESNESS New Method Tailor and Clothier 130 West Midwest Avenue, McClure Building “LOOK FOR THE MAN IN THE BARREL” Out of the High Rent District Phone 153 Across from the Chicago & Northwestern Depot Telephone 19-J