Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1920, Page 8

pace mich At SCOUT CAMP IS CLOSED SUNDAY FOR THs YEAR Satisfaction Stands Out as After- math ‘of Vacation Enjoyed by Sixty Boys; Commissioner Praises Conduct Camp Piper, on the banks of Smith and Otter creeks, south of the Brooks home ranch, passed into history yes- terday afternoon but sixty Boy Scouts who have enjoyed the life there in the past two weeks are looking forward even now to next summer and a larger and better camp which has been prom- ised them, Camp was broken at 2 o'clock yes- terday afternoon when retreat was sounded and the camp was declared closed by Scout Commissioner Ambrose Heming' Mr. Hemingway made 2 Short talk to the boys, praising their conduct in camp and his great satis- faction with the work they have done. With but a few exceptions, every boy in attendance at the camp advanced at least one degree in scouting dur- Se 60,000 miles in] ‘The average annual meat consump- ments and the tnanagement ‘probably ftification, in the opinion of several) After traveling sigh carrying near-|tion of the world is 39 pounds per hind, | crow: s nded the|the “Black Maria” + date Rea oie are te ~ The. Pevadiery 24 Asso-} ly 40,000 prisoners, a London police jyet beatiaeds Sasuapeay a yo eri | /Phe-entertainment program is crowd-|ciation for Identification here. » ‘sergeant hes ist retired. icans ea‘ pounds ed with éVerts, including parachutt crete 2k Coser ‘as nagitional Cheittees | SUMAN AA ‘ bein of Cas F as nagitional thrillers. |8 Hit IUALATATVEAA UA I Auto, ‘motorbike and horse racing will ‘te lend color to amusements and. there r ) y will be no lack. of wild west thrillers. CONTINUOUS EVERY DAY j Starting Time—1.00, ; $200, S210, 5:00, 6;30, } 8:00 and 9:30, Adolph Zukor presents B wo child m the United States will be taken and filed by the government in the near 7 future as a permanent medns of ide HOLDUP GETS MONEY SAVED | BEATING RIDE LUSK, Wyo., Ang. 23.—Grant Curell, 53, saved approximately $35 ar in beating his way west on a North- western freight only to lose the sum { total of his beiongings, amounting to the same sum, when he was held up and robbed by two fellow hoboes. This was the complaint made to the sheriff on Curcell’s arrival here but the question has arisen as to Finger Prints Will © Be Taken of Every Citizen in ‘America Secretary Ewel Promises Big Time for Douglas Visitors; Says whether the money gs to Cur- Hope Held Out That Hard- MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (By Mai)— ell or the railroad company in the ing Will Accept Fingerprints ef every man, woman and event it is recovered. Confirming reports of big things in store for Casper visitors to the Wyo- ming State fair to be held in Douglas next month, EB. Ewel, secretary of thet - association was here’ Saturday to ex: jtend invitations in person to the local OP FQ | public and secure co-operation from this Boos 4 section in helping to make the annual event a great success, This assur Casper's problem of keeping clean{@nee was forthcoming with the result will be In part alleviated through the |that in addition to hundreds of at. opening of a “sw laundry tox ‘The | tendants from Casper. Natrona county Peart Wii Viucary la the secon "| will be conspicuous in. the displays Gey: eatabaits BRAL to beak nat and, exhibits’ which are expected to ex- Casper, ‘6u:sfew laundry opened for |°e! those of alt previous fairs business today with down-town head-|_ “We are doing bur best to secure quarters in the Grard Central hotel, |S¢nator Warren G. Harding for an ad- The laundry 18 located at L and Vir.]@0ess and we have the co-operation of ginia streets in the Nelson addition, {Senator Harry 8. New director of the All laundry work and supervision of [SPe@Kers’ bureau of the Republican An Oil Field Thriller LYRIC tinuous 1 p. m. to 11 p. m, fing his stay, and some made greater progress. As Mr, Hemingway finished his talk, the color guards for the day advanced and hauled down the flag which has floated over the camp every day, and those not required for this work shoul- dered their packs for the mile and 1 half hike down the creek to the point where the cars which were to take them to town were parked. Some fifteen cars made the trip to the camp yesterday to bring in the boys, and many of the ear owners ar- rived during the morning and were guests for dinner. Stewed sage chick. €n with potatoes, carrots and turnips was served with bread, soup and wa termelon. There was no butter for the bread, but in their two weeks, the Scouts have acquired appetites which do not need pampering and their pa- rents were able to follow their example for the single meal. A number of long hikes have heen taken by the boys during the two aveeks. One bunch of 35 Scouts en- joyed 2 two-day hike to the head of Corrall creek, 12 miles from the camp under the leadership of Howard Wit: som. Plenty of fish were caught on ‘the trip and the boys reported secing several deer. ¢ i Another bunch was taken on a two- day hike to Deer Creek park, the start ng made at night. A number of = chickens were brought in as the spoil from this trip.” Last Saturday the boys wore divided into three crowds. One bunch hiked | to the top of Muddy mountain and back a distance of eight miles, with L, C. Goodrich as leader. The camp day began with first ris- ing call at 5:30 and breakfast at, 6:30 every morning. An hour and a half of military drill every day was a part of the program. The swimming hole was visited every morning at 11 nnd an hour's rest was required during the hottest part of the afternoon. Not a single boy but has benefited greatly from the outing and has come back healthier and happier for his ex- perience. Captain Black, who has been en- gaged as Scout executive by the coun- cil, will be here September -1 to take up the work and a number of new troops will be formed. It is hoped that between 150 and 200 boys may be enrolled for the camp next year, LINGLE ENTERS LIST OF FULL YEAR SCHOOLS LINGLE, Wyo., Aug. 23:—A_ four- year high school course will be offered Lingle residents for the first time this year, according to announcements just made. R. J. Fisher of Hemmingford, Neb., has been retained as superin- tendent for the coming school year. An eminent professor recently stated that it was possible to lengthen one’s life and improve the general health merely by tiptoeing for a few minutes every day. Lighting Fixtures —and— Electric Applianres If you are bujla- ing a new home jor need lighting fixtures for the I} home you are now living in, don’t fail to visit | our display rooms. Bt ohm 0 'Harvest Operations The Wyoming oil industry ‘will be the laund: F forthe. Ge party,” sald Mr. Ewel, “but we realize sa WEARER COR ate Coe eFtthat there must be a change in the to give her personal attention to the | Present campaign policy of the Repub- TODAY- management ‘of. the laundry lican candidate for president before our = ‘ 4a 7 invitation is accepted. If the invita 5, ae eee Co caar ee ent: WAR seine weompten thie Gays: aehiert be First See laundry, makes ‘possible the handling 4 ; {Speaks will be the biggest in the hfs- is oanereted laundry. ‘uituation’-inili te ge “wyacaing hiate tala ands we te i are not going to give up hope for the present at least:’? ‘THE INVISIBLE DIVORCE’ A story of two men, two women and an oil field. z represented by an excellent exhibit, ac- S cording to Secretary Ewel, as the Hindered in Canada) snne te, Secretary wel, as ’the| . surance of having the state exhibit, in- By Hopper Invasion | cwaing samptes ot ait ols and crade, , in various stages of fining, and sam- — ples of other products. MOOSE JAW, Sask. (By Mein— The state fair this season will draw sshoppers are interfering with har-|exhibits and displays from the best sting operations in the Maple Creeic|crops harvested’ in’ recent ‘years’ and country by cutting the twine on the] should® far surpass those of 1919, ac- winter rye stocks, accordine to advices cording to Secretary Ewel. Keen com- veoching the field crops branch of the petition is indicated in the livestock, provincial department of agriculture. horticultural and agricultural te —N-e-x-t— Another Western “THE LADY AND THE LAW’ —Then— PATHE NEWS Showing the battle front of Poland and the Rus- sian Isheviks, Casper Free Venereal Clinic Co-operating with Wyoming State Board of Health and U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE We have fought the Bubonic Plague, Yellow Fever and Tuberculosis in the open, now Venereal Disease. Free Clinic, City Hall FOR MEN AND WOMEN Dr. G. S. BAWDEN, Specialist in Charge DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, 10 TO 12 A; M. 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