Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 8

CER SO GIRLS TAKE ADVANTAGE . HME EGCONCMIGS GLASSES TO BE GONDUCTED AT HIG sO ae tats will be The art of hat | special interest te j taught the = AUDIT OF FUNDS ~FORUNWERSITY FRAMED IN BILL {shall not Le withdrawn. therefrom cept in the manner provided in section 2 of this act." Beetion 2 provides that all vouchers drawn on the funds listed state auditor and on his warrants dis- bursed by, the state treasurer. thac or lands ‘heretoforé or hereafter set aside for the benefit or use of any public in- stitution or organization *|Section 1 of this act, shall be deposic- “Any and all funds now accrued hereafter accruing from public in Section 1 shall be audited by the} A third section of the bill provides, specified in| manner ‘hereinbefore specified in “See- tion 20 of this net, and not otherwise.” The ‘bill covers thoroughly the: in- come of the state university, including that from its land grant and petroleum royalty revenues derived from «this grant. a aMRRR SR ea RUBBING IT IN. Park Attendant. Excuse me, sir, but could you lend me a pencil? Visitor. Certainly, here is one! Park Attendant, And now your name and address— Isaw you picking Sadak, zaN-21,1921 Islands, it was announced: here today. To inaugurate this service, the bureau of insular affairs has purchased five fly- ing boats from the navy de) nent, The flying personnel will. consist of thirty Phflippine national guard officers. The service is expected to start soon after the first of next year. ., MONTREAL, Quebec.—Canada_ ex- Ported during the fiscal year, 1919-1920, 8,863,068 barrels of flour valued at $94,- 262,928, compared with 116,099 barrels valued at $521,373 in, 1910.» 444k ‘ flowers a moment ago—Dallas News: ed in the state treasury to the credit Rabi ers ree of the Particular instituion for whose benefit the said lands were or shall be set aside, and said moneys shall he} deposited in a specified ‘fund’ under | Fonda of Platte tte County Author of | Measure Designed to Correct £| Irregularity of Handling Se AL ahs lati ALMOST A FORTUNE. Dreary Dan. Why ali the close cal- culation, Weary? Weary Rho2es, jeaving this os haw _in_progress FILIPINOS WILL FLY. (By United Press.) WASEINGTON, Jan. 21.—An ‘aerial ‘ aCe, Millinery sad Desc Dressmaking| to Be Taught in| ,.> Night Classes Under State and Federal Super- |” ine I'm just figuring Money Sueh proper designation as the stare|mall and passenger service is to be| how much money I would have if 1 got = sclOn* 4 + treasury may name. Said moneys shall| established beiwden Manila and the|a nickel for every railroad tie I've : vision: State Officer in City only be disbursed and expended in the! other principal ports of the Philippine siepped_on.—Houston Post. t jal to The Tribune) = mi LE _ | m, Jan. 21.—Senator A. C. Ee isa Toa « A : Z ° | pce latte county is the spon- + ~ About fifty business girls and young married women took advan-} aa | sor of a bill now before thers upoer Hage izati i . ar ne of the Wyoming legisiature #tage of the first organization meeting of the classes in home economics | Today, J |wenich Prissy eB | a srr A Bm aR a which was held at the Natrona County High School last night. The} ,., onahaseen lmatter much discussed since the ses- nown to your) sion opened—that of the auditing and wsement of funds of the’ Univer- sity of Wyoming. Under the sy: now prevailing university funds are dis- bursed by the management - of ibe sity and warrants drawn there- classes in, cooking, millinery and dressmaking are being established family here under state and federal supervision. Miss’ Bess Chappell of |‘ Cheyenne, state supervisor of home economics, who is in the city for} 1 lasses, of the m a ehool women high: s« | | cations WHY PAY FOR WASTE? ‘Mr. Washington’s Seling ores has eliminated dll the woody fibre,chaff and by-product matter which you have to pay for in roasted bean coffee. ~G. Washington’s Coffee is pure, refined coffee — with all its goodness, strength and richness. Each cup made. to order. Dissolves instantly. No coffee pot needed. : Each ‘can of G. Washington’s Coffee is equivalent to ten times its weight in roasted bean coffee. Measure the cost by the cup — not by the size of the can. Always delicious, healthful and economical. Recipe booklet free—send 10c for special trial size. COFFEE ORIGINATED BY MR. WASHINGTON IN 1909 | not be fulf ing and in p upon thr 2 business insure a qu wish to that the § With {wo girls he ptudy of all threc or of publi re, and any and 1 moneys donated to the state oft 7 for the use or benefit of sai ganizations shal! | ve of | the subjects: 1 e now one leting of the v Pen procured. Bi ave heen compiled ERS Tribune Classified ads bring results, ! MADE IN THE CUP AT THE TABLE G. Washington Sales Co, Inc., 522 Fifth Avenue, New York City THEATER Today-Saturday / AL CHRVTIES G-REEL COMEDY DRAMA The LITTLE’ F RAID LADY [roma cael SLfarsonie Bewron Gone Cone A Gripping Drama With a Bit of Comedy A Story Which Weaves Its Way From a Mountain Woodland Through the Famous 6 . x Greenwich Village and Back. Again to the in ratch My Back”, GRACE DARMOND, WALTER HIERS, COLLEEN MOORE, and a” : Ser: Host of Beauteous Bathers. —ALSO— JOHNNY HINES in “TORCHY’S MILLIONS” Open Country. —ALSO— FINAL EPISODE CURRENT EVENTS “THE LOST CITY” —AND— MUTT AND JEFF in “THE POLITICIANS” IRIS ORCHESTRA | ADMISSION 30c Attending the final episode of “The Lost Children City” Saturday Afternoon will receive a ticket which with a little hustling will admit them to the first epi- sode of “Fighting Fate” starring Bill Duncan which bes be shown the following Saturday. { SHOWS AT—1:00, 2:15, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00, 9:30 Casper’s Finest Theater ONE OF THE FUNNIEST PLAYS OF THE SEASON With an All Star Cast including T. ROY BARNES Who’s Spontaneous Humor Won Him Fame ADMISSION 40c¢ EVERY. DAY, Always Worth While a