Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1920, Page 8

HIGHWAY 4.500 MILES LONG {3 GIVEN SEND-QFF Denver Ceremony Marked by De-| parture of 25 Automobiles on Publicity Tour Leading Through Casper (By United Press) y to all America by director of the md officials of the The simple ceremonies consis “a world challenge to compete with the ined in the which lure ights, ‘The marked with the tour by federal, state and city officials, including Di- i enchanting won federal recreational the traveler to sno n here w: of a publici The park-topark highway, laid out by A. L. Westgard, scout for the Automobile Association, the Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, Yellowstone Park in Wyoming, Glacier Park in Montana, Mount and Canyon in de Park in § » ultimate ot of the Park Highway 41 upon co ss to furnish a rfaced boulevard mak to the people America’s’ pl and EPITAPHS MAY BE CENSORED IN OLD TOWN ARD, rs he body of Mary while drinking a seidlitz powder, Called from this world to her heavenly rest She should 2 waited till it effer- ehufeh yards of this old-world abound with epitaphs like the above, and It is felt that in bygone days the ng countr yokels ‘buried their best beloveds with far too’ much mirth and levity. one town clerk of Leighton Buzzard asked to confer with the chair- burial board with a view to censoring epitaphs. Hitherto the stone- mason has caryed the tombstones faith- fully “according to copy,” > and all of who I ssed true, are philosophical with out undue emotional dis: The fol- lowing sterpiece is on the of a long dd inn- ‘Our life is but a/vintner’s day, Some ont, eakfast and away, Others to dinner st ud are full fed, The oldest man but sups and goes to lt is difficult to find a tombstone in CAPSULES -~ AT YOUR DRUGGIST— Ask for BY NAME ONLY. avoid Substitut! 2OO9 0099000000900 0OOO OOOOH Poste te ste tote te te totem Ro ho<go<foefo-afo-cfo-efeefoefocge LOST with engraving on back, at golf links. Finder please return to Tribune and receive re- ward. Lo Mote tem Poste ste tom Soho sho ho eho Ro shoei sio-tle ele SLOLOSSOOOIOOOOOEOSOOD BPSCCO OOOSEOOSEOOOOOS FS OOS OS HOSS ER, Colo., Aug. 25.—The s longest continuous auto scenic —4,500 miles—connecting elev- ted here to- phen T. Ma- National Park National j « of old prairje ‘schooner > wiped out forever in the n of twenty-five automobiles that carried the~official party in comfort on the circle swing that will require sixty days to complete. It also heralded a new era in which every msn, woman and child in the country is given a share in the hospitality of the great Mesa ithwestern Colorado. National Association is moved yand sa ones in the tiny secluded ammar, as evidenced by the memory of John wife and five children away in their in- 3 debt who lingers out the by her parents. in doubt as to whe case was one of sleeping sick upon their advice Mrs, Ur taken to Denver to conzult Specialist. The’ Denver the to Denver fairly w restless, he said. guerite Mills. ‘She is 23 ye Leighton Buzz lean- pict the gamut of human emotions, Luke or John. However, the town clerk has ordered & new office Bible, the chairman of the burial board is polishing up his scrip- tural quotations and Leighton Buzzard will have to learn to be orthodox. 40 SUITS LOST - IS SET ABLAZE gallon tub of ploded in a clothes- ment conducted by = were ninety suits in the pla time. Fifty were rescued without dam. age but the other 40 w burned. The fire destroyed the Ewer building and spread to two neighboring warehouses owned by the Blyth & Fargo company, each crammed with merchandise, and both were destroyed also, he contents of the warehouses, however, Lewis B. a, Hot Enough for You? Don’t Let Summer Sun Pour Down on an Unpainted Shingle Roof OR Wooden Building. Apply a PiuMinoys the soonest has the least to A gold wrist watch §} DOVOHSOOPO POSS OO OOOO OD ONOD \ Roof paint Adds Years to the Life of the Wood Saves Repair Bills Adds to the Appearance of Your Place TAR DEPARTMENT THE DENVER GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT Co. VOR SALM BY Kimball Drug Store. Natrona Lumber Company. John Jourgensen. Nicolaysen Lumber Company. \ August 25, 1920 THE | LAST DAY To Apply for Oil Lease - PERMITS We Write Oil Lease Permits, Bonds R. T. KEMP CO. 112 E. Second Phone 370 ysician pronounced but thinks there ry, according to} Mills, received} r stood the trip! , but was very Mrs, Uriens was formerly Miss Mar- 's of age, iptural support, de- from the sanctimonious to the bur- lesque, but: none of them have borrowed} words of comfort from Matthew, Mark,} WHEN GASOLINE Rich, Black Coat oi} WOMAN HAS SLEEPING SICKNESS MRS. URIENS IS TAKEN TO DENVER That Mrs. Roy Uriens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mills of 654| CY avenue, is the victim of a genuine case of sleeping sickness, is the} ) opinion of a Denver specialist to whom she was taken Monday night | 2! For more'than a month Mrs. Uriens has been ill, the sickness start- ing with a persistent drowsiness which could not be shaken’ off. Dur-| ing the past week she slept most of}. the time, rousing at very long inter- } vals. Doctors who were consulted here! her or not the! ss, and WIFE BEATING THOT RESULT brought him to its attention. Mezr- months in the Albany county jail nn der sentence frov, w court unsympa- thetic with wifebeaters. ably $10,000. Bateson Noboey . you've made, except those who pect to get some of it. Steet Cee t expect your bo: Statesman merely bec: e he make ee =o i Choice Mahogany and Rosewood Fumi- ture; Mason & Ham- : lin Baby Grand Piano; | 3 all household articles. Loa Phone 581W; 856 S. Lincoln. No Complaint ‘Over {POSTAL AIRPLANES ARE Breaking Rod on | Six-Pound Trout; OL FIELO EMPLOYE AT © FERRIS DOME KILLED IN UNLOADING HEAVY ANVIL < SPRINGS, Wyo. fishing rod which Joe » used for 25 years js broken at Iredale i¥ reconciled to ‘the He broke the rod while tak- ing a six-and-oné-quarter: pound from New Fork. ‘The finish of the rod, he says, was fitting for such a veteran. Iredale and his brother Wiliam caught only twelve fish on their New Fork RAWHEINS, Wyo., Bert Battles of Bouter, ker employed at the ‘Ss new camp in the instantly killed [which he waa unlonding from a truck ‘got beyond his control : [struck behind the ear neck, The body was A wife, daughter and son ‘Leban eed trusty meta but are not complaining.|ing into the air mail service at this The twelve trout weighed 36% pounds. point when the service to the Pacific SooOoooes osfosfostesfecteetretrete ate esRestecr cre rete stostoce deter tr toate ered? ($10 Saved $10 “During Special Sale Now On WAR WOUNDS} LARAMIE, Wyo., Aug. 25.—Bo- cause Jack Atherton brutally beat his young bride, and tore her clothing | from her and burned it, he may be | allowed $75 a month by the federal j government and provided treatment | in a hospital. Atherton was twice wounded while serving as a soldier in France and it is believed that his | brutality to his bride resulted from a | mental condition attributable to the effeet of his wounds, therefore the in- terest im him of the rehabilitation de- partment of the federal government new that his treatment of his wife has ox ee + io, + 1M sO i? ? M + 1M eo sh + Me oo WUCUUVUV UY WY? M i while Atherton is serving three K - K2 + ein as niet eR holder, a florist, suffered a loss of about $1,000. The totay loss was prob- M% ¢ io + K? + soa ares. how much monéy| beats 2, * Me + to «! near ? to become K? ° lot of noise. A patent medicine ven- dor does that. K? + ax ? k? ¢ 4, M ¢ 1% + We are making a $10 reduction on all Electric Sewing Machines in our stock, consisting of the following well- known makes: White Rotary, Western Electric, Hot Point: and Westinghouse. Make your purchase today, while our stock is still complete. 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CONTINUOUS EVERY DAY Iris Concert Orchestra Every Afternoon and Evening Starting Time—1: :00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30. 7 tage is ingyvarated eary In Sebt/im- ber, ——_——~---— Most tourist trips to Rarope at prea- STIL MELD AT CAPITAL =a ta > We have the best show in The big superdread- naught feature ‘CHILDREN NOT WANTED’ Or the “Landlord’s Down- ea —N-e-x-t— A Big Hart Pic- ‘THE LONE HAND’ story © of Wyoming’s —N-e-x-t— THE GUMPS In a few funny humps ‘THE KITCHEN LADY’ ~A Mack Sennett Comedy with all the chickens —Then— x Well, I guess that’s about all for today. For the love of Mike, COME EARLY —TOMORROW— CHARLIE RAY PIONEER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes THOS. FLDDES, Manager Corner sal and Jefferson Sts. Wednesday and Thursday