Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1920, Page 5

Raymond Dier, Kansas for the winter nected with the Tope Wngineering company for the past month, is leay- ing for Kansas, where he will visit with his parents before entering ; the University term, x BRAZIL MAKING PLANS FR KING ALBERT'S VSI South American Republic Deter: raunee to Beat United States in Bicbiabinag Bolgs Royalty (By United Press), RIO DE JANEIRO—(By Mail)—To anyone, who was in America last fait |' when the natlon welcomed King Ai- bert and Queen Elizabeth of the Bel-| | gians, the preparations béing made by Brazil to outdo her sister republic in a reception to these same royalties next fall might be breath-taking. While nu iron-clad program has yet been ar.| © ranged, about the only question still to | nswered is whether or not the a] ‘3 Sa Tet tikka tl this’ wtratn. ‘val SEEMS ABOUT TO BEAT FATHER’S Whee belgian pilebe are not eipechid RAILROAD COMBINATIONS BY HIS to arrive here until September but al- Averill Hi ITIME MERGERS — y ready scarcely a day goes\ by without |2 Tha, arriman, the New Yorker who) = some new preparation for their visit be- |! head of the American Ship and Cou ing announced under glaring headlines |eree corporation, which has just in the ‘press, nounced a big merger with the Ham: The Latin love of pomp and display |DUrs-American Steamship All is figuring largely in the plans. The {fade routes, docks,.. terminals. and|/ army and navy is being worked over.|0tHer facilities controlled by the Ger- time in an effort to whip them into |™n company, practically encircling the shape to pass the review of the soldier. | lobe, are placed at the disposal. of king, and officers and men alike, ordin-|*he American company, arily snappy enough for any army, are fairly on their toes two months in aa- vance of the advent of the monarchs. A comparison between the proposed Brazilian reception of the king an queen and that accorded them in the United States is nothing if not start- ling. It is like comparing a prayer tu 2 grand burrah, Few persons in America, who formed the hundreds of thousands who saw King Albert and Queen Elizabeth last fall, will ever forget the admiring crowds that gazed in all but silence art the Belgian royalties as they drove un- ostentatiously about from*place to place. Here and there was a cheer, but for the-most part the crowds wera typically undemonstrative. But next-fall, = There are stil half a miltion prison- ers of war in Germahy und Russia. B.P. O. Elks oo ae All members of Casper Lodge and visiting broth- ers of the Order are re- quested to meet at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Friday even- ing, September 3rd. Make‘it a point to be present at this session as ‘there will be business. of importance. ROBT. COHEN, Secretary. AGED WOMEN IN CHEYENNE WHOOP IT UP| Casper Free - Venereal Clinic Co-operating with Wyoming State Boatd of Heaith and U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE We have fought the Bubonic Plague, Yellow Fever and Tuberculosis in the open, now Venéréal Disease. Free Clinic, City Hall FOR.MEN AND WOMEN Dr. 'G. $. BAWDEN, Specialist in Charge (| DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, 10.70 12.A.M. NO PUBLICITY — |, nee WE WANT TO CURE, NOT PERSECUTE CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 2.—Mrs. Amanda Castle, 96, a great-great Sfandmother, and Mrs, Mary Kf- wards, 80, are suffering from whoop- ping cough at their homes here. The condition of neither is regarded us serious. Quips regarding “second childhood” will not ‘be apropos—each. of the old ladies is mentzlly as able “and alert as she was in her physical Prime. 7 Brazil knows how to make carnival and Rio has seen many gay nights and days. But it is doubtful if any festiv- ity gone before will ever again be able to bat in the same” league with this reception for the Belgian rulers. Not it the committee on arrangements, head- ed by the ministe® of foreign affairs, can help ‘it, Following the arrival of. their Mua- Jesties, they will be immediately driven to the Cattete palace to meet the presi- dent. Then the program will be start- ed in earnest. It will consist of a se- ries of events, which bids fair to con sume every minute of the time the kin: and queen spend in Brazil. There will be a military parade for a start-off; then will follow a ball-at’ the foreiga office at Itamarty palace, after which the royal party will attend a “solemn session’ of the Academy of Aspociated Sciences “in the nati L A ~ A partial list from garden ‘party at Cattete palace, 2 Ve netian fete, a sports fete including an athletic parade and two football games between the four leading teams in the pA eS Metropolitan league, a grand concert at the Municipal Coes Ne | COI OIG OSI III OI TOOT OMI OOOO a Ts, ceaee "8 Richards& Cunningham Company § CAREY RETURNS FROM VISIT TO’ JACKSON’S HOLE CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 2,—Gov nor Robert.D. Carey returned Tuesi: from Jackson's Hole, where he inv: tigated the conditions applying to wel: fare of the immense elk herds rang- ing ‘there, and also the. situation De Sulting from the destruction of tho only bridge connecting the Hole with the outside world to the west. e ee R ; - A Nomely girl can’t’ tiave too many brains, but if a pretty one has an un- usual supply she has enough of them to know she must keep the fact a secret. innumerable visits to the interior and to the mountains surrounding Rio de Janeiro and the bay. z: In“ between the festivities, if there is any in between, Braziel is expected to be in-a@ very receptive mood for sur- tions regarding financial aid for Bel- gium. There have been a number of “feelers” from Brussels regarding an interhational Joan arti this bas not dampened the ardor of the government or of the public ‘for the reception of the king and queen. The feeling grows that Brazil is not at ail averse to a few “entangling alliances” in Europe so Jong as they are merely financial. And the visit of a king and queen is. worthy any amount, LESSENS PN Ces Yaad Women have been ¢ranted the futt rights. of membership \in the Ancient Order of . United Workmen by | the sSrand lodgé of West Virginia, feBi ets Meta Mrs. Katherine Lostogon is the pro- prietor and active manager of a flourishing livery-and transfer business in Stillwater, ‘Minn. The loafer who is living off some- body élse is the hardest kicker against the high cost of living. £5900 060 66000006060 OOO6O4 $ FOR SALE OR RENT Modern bungalow on East Dover, with basement apart- ment, Apply Peter Clauson, 306 0. S. Bldg., between 5 and 7 p. m. 8-18-4f 2 Cok ALLA Ah hh hh hdd ddd, V hdd deh dod hedede ded ded dou de dededed Announces an unusual showing of high class mer- chandise in their Ladies’ - department. 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To close $ out at, per pair 2.85 Keds for boys and gitls. Priced $1.50 and $1.65. To close out at, per pair... 91.00 | I PPALELLA AM A hhh de hehehe hhc FIRST ANNUAL CASPER STAMPEDE Auspices George W. Vroman Post No. 2, American Legion SEPTEMBER 9, 6, 7, 1920 Prizes Aggregating _ $10,000 AAA Wild Frontier Show World’s Champions Will Participate TM PRIZES STEER ROPING, $1,000 ily, 2 days.........- $100, $75, $25 Pant eee fa $300, $200, $100 Entrance Fee.........5.-+--+ 2000+ $25 STEER BULLDOGGING, $600 Daily, 2 days..........5 $50, $30, $20 Finals. ........-..+++ $200, $125, $75 Entrance Fee..........-+++++-++> $15 BRONC RIDING WITH SADDLE, $600 Daily, 2 days $50, $30, $20 Finals : Entrance Fee..........-.-02000¢5 $ WILD HORSE RACE, $300 Daily, 3 days........... $50, $30, $20 Entrance Fee..........+++--ee+e0% $2 BAREBACK BRONC RIDING— . Paid by Mount BELL CONTEST Daily, 3 days............-. $5 per bell Ten steers out RELAY RACE, $250 Two strings to enter Daily, 2 days..........+...+- $75, $50 QUARTER-MILE COW HORSE RACE, $100 Daily, 2 days........... $25, $15, $10 QUARTER-MILE COW GIRL COW ! HORSE RACE, $100 Daily, 2 days........... $25, $15, $10 CONTEST OPEN FOR CLOWN, TRICK RIDER, TRICK ROPER, GIRL BRONC RIDER STAKE RACE REP RACE Many Other Events Too Numerous to : Mention SANNA AAA ADMISSION: $1.10 to Grounds 85c to Grandstand War Tax Included Address all Communications to MARTIN LARSEN, Care of American Legion, Caspér, Wyoming—Phone 11465 ; oe