Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1920, Page 8

POV CAREY GOES AFTER Ble GIME WHOLE REGION Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cunningham Members of Party Including Thomas Esmonds, Guest of Wyoming Executive distinguished visitors in Among the Casper for the week-end was Cevep- | nor Robert Db. Carey, who, in. com @ party consisting of Mrs. ., Sir Thomas Esmonds of Ireland, } y. T, Judkins, the state game was a guest at the Hennin<« , afternoon and evening. party, accompanied by Mr. anal A, J. Cunningham, left yesterday morning for the Jackson Hole coun-| try, where ten days will be spent In| hu:ting, fishing and visiting the | beauty spots of that region. H Mr, Cunningham will remain in Riv-| ¢..on for a few days on business and | will then return to Casper but Mrs, | Cunningham will enjoy the sport with the othe members of the Esmonds his to America’s | Si a@ personal | r Thomas Plunkett whos» the Irish question ha is paying great we friend of opinions on been widely quoted in American ma azines and newspapers for the past two | or three years. CASPER TENNIS | CHAMP RETURNS FROM TOURNEYS: hr of the Midwest Re- who has been repre- Casper in the tennis tourna-4 ments in Colorado state, has returned He carried off the} with his laurels. Wyoming state championship, Denver Ci championship, the C rado state championship and one le of the Inter-mountain doubles. the | | ta CORK ROCKED | evening has been: postponed until Tues-| ) | | PAINFUL RIDE TAKEN AFTER BREAKING ARM WHEATLAND, Wyo. The suffering of Miss. Els of Rockwell City, Towa, who is. a ps tient in the hospital here sult @f an automobile a Douglas, Wyo., is not distinction of having been run down by the mayor of Douglas. Mb Hartley was struck by Mayor R. V Young’s automobile when she’ dashed into the street to the rescue of a yolinger sister’ who had: strayed into the roadway and was imperiled by the approaching machine. She was examined by a Douglas physiciar who announced that her injur were trivial, so she and her*party re- sumed their homeward trip from Yellowstone park, By the time Wheatland was reached, however Miss Hartley was suffering so acute- ly that a physiclan here was con sulted. He ascertained that she had sustained fractures of both bones of the left forearm and was suffering from internal injuries. Her condi tion is considered grave. |SAFF TANNING MADE IN NARK BY MAIL PILOT (Special to The Tribune.) CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 27.—The accomplished by Pilot Pickup, who ar- rived from Omaha at 7:50 p. m., ‘at which hour dusk had settled so darkly that the outlines of the landing field were barely visible and the pilot could not see the wind indicator. Pickup. however, made a perfect landing. es ‘SPANISH-AMERICAN VETS POSTPONE CONFERENCE The meeting of United Spanish-Ameri- can War Veterans scheduled for this day night, according to announcements made today. Plans for the encimpment of the denartment of Wyoming and Colorado, to be held here in 1921, will be launched at this conference and a BY HUGE JGE BLAST (Continued from from Page 1) League. He had a little sleep before’ midnight, but none after that time. | is is the forty-sixth day of his hun-: ger strike. | AND. ited Press.) | —Five persons, e civilians, we Killed in week end raids in Ireland cording, to dispatches today. Dwe were wounded over’ Sunday. poll re teks with prompt pr ted. oe cause a man doe: point of view is no r should assign his theori (By u LONDON, re- | als, it was not accept your | ason why you $s to the limbo Enter— The New Fall Manhattans cA. arse ree is desired. knowledge that to her was wiven the | first air mail landing in the dark made; pat the Cheyenne field was successfully '\ON WEST COAST| NEW CANTON IS." = {Chive Team Here for Cere-| | monies of Fltriarchs Militant Saturday With 22 members the new canton of Patriarchs Militant was mustered in at Odd Fellows’ hall Saturday ni | Major Fred A. Proctor of C assisted by a team of Cheye \ton officers.* | The order, which is rank of the 1. 0. 0. PF, lodge, tvery distinctive uniform of black) {broadcloth with gold insignia ‘and ‘braid, and makes a fine ‘showing. { The officers of the Casper canton| ;élected and instituted Saturday are: | Captain, Geo: W. Hughes; lieuten- jant, O, W. Twiggs; ensign, Byron E. Reid : clerk, A. T. Phillips; accountant, 'a. G. Erickson; standard bearer, W. F. Mershon; sentinel, J. H. Walker; guile, John Lynch; picket, J, Carlos Moore. In addition to the 22 members now | enrolled, the canton has a number of applicants who will be mustered in at meetings to be held in the near fu- ; ture, The institution uniform | the bas # of the eanton was followed by a supper served at mic night, the ceremonies having last {from 8 o'clock until that hour. The visitors, who returned to Chey- enne last night were taken for a mo- tor ride about the city yesterday xft- ernoon and were also taken throuzh| the refinerl CHANGE MADE IN| NAVAL COMMAND (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.—Rear Ad-| miral Halstead has been assigned to command. of the twelfth naval district of San Franc! , the navy department announced to . He relieves Rear Ad-! miral Jayne, who takes command of the supply Sea pe ee in the Baltic region. | REXALL VOTE The Kimball- Rexall} fos president today stan straw vote Harding—Men, 1,3: ‘women, total, 1,872. Cox—Men, 811; women, 317; total, ta SOMME LOO Seder eco eDesaenotcosiotenioionnete Pure, Rich Blood Will Keep Your Body Vigorous and Healthy’ _When impurities creep into your blood the first symptoms are usu- ally a loss of appetite, followed by & gradual lessening of energy, the system becomes weaker day by day, until you feel yourself on the verge of a breakdown. Nearly everybody needs a few bottles of S. S. S., the great vege- table blood remedy, to clearise out all impurities about twice a year. Tt is'an excellent idea to, take this individuality. The usual initiative of the makers is again evident in the smart effects which stamp MANHATTAN Shirts asa New weaves-new pattern ideas—im- maculate _ tailoring — perfection throughout. M. D. 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Freeburry | NEW PRESIDENT OF MEXICO AND HIS WIFE—The election returns indi- cate that General Obregon has been elected president of our sister republic to It is conceded that General Obregon will Go muctt to bring about | a better understanding and a friendly feeling between Mexico and the U. 8S. ee WYOMING TOURISTS MEET WITH ACCIDENT ON TRIP; 2 HAVE NARROW ESCAPES KEMMERER, Wyo., Sept. states that was rendered although dazed Hollingsworth, | were inflicted by acid from the unconscious! catch on? and pinned benesth the car, where he) would have burned to death had not; Hollingsworth, pufeving. Scury from injuries, man famous. JOSEPH LEITER | “VISITS. GASPE Wheat Market Here Over Sunday if group of millionaires of the years spent Sunday in Casper. Mr. Leiter is om his way to |he has spent some’ time Jooking jthe Leiter AiR, con big ranches “elow Clejtmont, county, lengaged in constructing a seri land reconstructing the irrigation tem throughoal the property so under ditch. « | In former years, when Mr. was a younger man, jaged to drag him clear just as flames! siderable money. ‘from the bursted gasoline tank en-} veloped the wréckage of the machine.! |'The car was utterly ruined by the fall jand flames. The accident is supposed |to have been due to thg bursting of a | rear tire, this causing the automobile to, swerve from the road and drop from the cliff. Severe burns on Hollings- | worth's body are of such character that 'attending. physicians believe they were 27.—A | not caused by flaming gasoline, but par's market. He embarked in the ther, who rather enjoyed the youngster cut his Board of Phone 644 while| storage battery. ss PAR oa i to ma- Because we have to look at a fellow through our own spectacles, they some-} times look mighty no ‘count. Do you} Second, Over White’s Beat the other fellow at his job, and and) «ne of these mornings you'll wake up Casper’s Finest Theater 9 LAST TIMES TODAY SCRATCH MY BACK Rupert Hughes’ Famous Story With Beautiful Helene Chadwick, Supported by T. Roy Barnes and an All-Star Cast ‘USUAL PRICE, 30c —ALSO— BRYANT WASHBURN Iris Concert Orchestra Every Aftérnoon and Evening Shows Begin 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30 ‘i | ee Lh hhh hide de de ded dade dildo ahd huh ide de : workmanship. Men’s Furnishing nals at $2.00 and ? Brighton Sleeping Wear shown in our E-BELGOM ‘BECOGOMMET ay ee ee { THE BIG BUSY STORE Watch Our Windows ‘Phones 13 and 14% LRU LUSKUNERONE “ONSTATE TRIP Man Who Dropped Millions in At tempt to Corner Chicago Joseph Leiteriof Chicago, son of the” late Levi Z, Leiter, one of: the famous enne and Denver from Sheridan, where feting of five | Sheridau | on Cleur ‘creek. The estate is / lveservoirs for impounding flood waters bring a much larger area of fertile land he spent his sunt | mers in Wyoming and incidentally con When a very young man he made a ‘bid for fame in an at- tempt. to corner wheat on the Chicagu prise without the knowledge of his fa- witnessing DR. NORWOOD Denti: Formerly Over Lyric Theater Now Located at 112 East eye teeth. Reports at the time that something lke $5,000,900 quired to reseug young Leiter obligations he. shopldered venture, Mr. Leiter is the active hes estate's extensive coal Tiinois ae Well as the othe in Chi He eortiniied his journey. g0\;1) iby motor car this ‘gar this morning, maton _Read The Tribune. Classitieg Ad. Wow! Wow!! Wow!!! Um, Boy, Um, Show! LYRIC Continuous 1 p.m. to 11 p. m. TODAY Tough, t gone, Che; after | ies of; n sate as to rough, thrilling classy The Mysterious Mr. Browning A story of the Underworld Next Leiter enter- Trade ist A wild western The Border Runner With June Keith Next A Two-Reel Comedy ‘With a bunch of chickens, a bunch of stunts and a bunch of fun Big Added Attraction DEMPSEY- MISKE Fight at Benton Harbor Dempsey retains the title For the love of Mike, come - early. 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