Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1921, Page 3

‘THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1921 Violin Preiiminaries Are Completed The preliminary contests for the pupils of the second year violin of the school of music, directed by Miss Van Meter, were completed last night iss Lillian England was first, Miss Eleaner,Muir and Miss Mildred Hunt- er tied for second and George Taylor was third. On Friday night at 8 o'clock sharp the final contests will be staged. The program is clarinet, second year, onaise,"’ Klose; piano, first year, ““Ted- dy Bear Waltz;’ violin, first year, “Cymbal Dance;” piano second year, “Minuet in G,"’ Beethoven; violin, sec- ond year, “Traumera;” piano, third year, “Farewell to the Piano, thoven; violin, third year, “Salute d’- Amour,” Elgar; fourth year piano. “Moment Musical,” Shubert. The judges for the contest are C. E. Baker, Mrs. J. T. Riach and Dr, Latham, and form the student body, Grace Pluckhahan and Harry Gibbs. oP Er} American Legion erat Dance Friday Another of the informal dances to be held atthe Henning hotel for the members of the American Legion will be given this coming Friday evening. ‘ The Peterson orchestra will play the music for the dancing from 9 o'clock until midnight. The last dance was well attended and several innovation entertain- ments were successfully introduced. oe Social for Young Men and Women. A “get-together” informal — social will be held at the Presbyterian taber- nacle tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock for all the young men and women of the congregation Games and other amusements will be the entertain- ment and refreshments will be served. see Brawner, G. M. Anderson, Holmes, L. M. Holden, 5! Mabel Sykes and Miss chapter of the D. A. R. Shumaker, . home of Mrs. Carl . Foctnightly to Meet. home, 933 South Center street, Saturday, ceeded by a short busiess session. eee The General Aid Society ments will served. eee Mr, and Mrs. Lee Entertained in Cheyenne. J. D. Shingle. lis. eee Paramount Club - to Entertain. D. A. R, Celebrates Washington's Birthday. The Fort Caspar chapter of the D. A. R. met at a tea served in the apartments of Mrs. B. B. Brooks on ‘Tuesday afternoon in honor pf the birth anniversary of our first presi- dent. Appropriate decorations were used for the home and the tea tables. ‘A short program including readings by Mrs. J. W. McIntyre on the life of George Washington, a talk by Mrs. ‘W, 8. Kimball, Sr.,.and musical num- bers, was enjoyed. The guests of the afternoon were: Mesdames Wm. Holland, W. 8. Kim- ball, Sr., John Grieve, Tom Cooper, W. H. Leavitt, Madame Leavitt, H. TOO FAT? Many reduce 10 to 60 Ibs., or more. Obtain Korein (pronounced koreen) for feve_ Brochure to Koreip "Cos for free ure <orein . Co, NK-68, Station -X,"New York. Be: come der by best method. No salts, no thyroid, no starving, no tedious exercising. Delightfully easy, rapid reduction; improves health, symmetry, efficiency. Look younger! ADD YEARS TO YOUR LIFE! Become thin und remain so! Money-back guarantee! Get KO- REIN tabules! 4 Paramount Dancing Club. will sing the latest song hits. eee Dinner Party at Johnson Home. the table decorations. cee terday afternoon. 5) Ev Banway ing body. hy, ‘The ‘afternoon needle work. Mrs. J. Mrs. Ray selections. by Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Wisner. way the Mesdames W. H. M. C. Price, Ray Cook, Barn Stapelton, Cooper, Wm. Jardine, J.-E. R. Lathrop, Carl Shumaker, W. Thos. Barton, Madame Edwards, and the Mesdames fer, Miss ices Yeo- mans, who are members of another The next meeting of the chapter will be heid on February 8, at the ‘The members of the Fortnightly Auction Bridge club will be enter- tained by Mrs. W. O. Wilson at her on “The Neighbors of Woodcraft will give an entertainment for the mem- bers of the organization and their friends on Friday evening at the I. 0. ©. F, hall. The social time will be pr2- of the Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the church parlors. The members of the Willing Workers circle of the Aid will be the hostesses of the afternoon. Refresn- Mr, and Mrs. Arthur K. Lee were the guests of honor at a dinner served at the home of Dr. and Mrs. State Senator Lee and Mrs. Lee are stopping in Cheyenne en route from Denver to their home in Thcermopo- e The dancing party to be held Fri- jday evening at the Winter Garden {will be under the auspices of the The Schembeck Orchestra will fur- nish the dance music and Rex Mayne Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Johnson pre- sided at'an informal dinner party for a number of their friends on Tuesday evening. Cut flowers were used for ay . Carl Taylor and Mrs. Harvey Wisner planned and executed a most successful surprise party in honor of Mrs. B. H. Hanway at her home yes- All| of the guests met at the residence of Mrs. J. E. ‘Hanway and went tothe home of Mrs. was, spent with E. Rouse ac- companied by Mrs. Harry Free and Cook, sang several vocal Delicious. refreshments were served ‘The guests included Mrs. ¥). E. Han- Patten Hanway, R. EH. Evans, Bennett, F. H. Seaman, J. E. Rouse, Harry Free, Lovey Hudson, Miss Martz and Miss Polly Wickstrum. 7 . House Guests at Burwell Home. Mrs. B. P. Burwell, mother of Mr. Earle Burwell, and Mrs. C. Weinberg, mother of Mrs. Burwell, both of Bir- mingham, Ala., are house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burwell on East Thirteenth street for a visit of three or four months. ee Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wyland left Tuesday evening for Salt Lake City, Utah, where they will visit with friends and relatives. ses Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bingenheimer are in Denver on a business and pleas- ure trip. They stopped in Cheyenne €n route to Denver. Jewelry and Watch Repairing by ex- pert workmen. All work guaranteed. Casper Joweiry Mfg. Co., O-S. Bldg. whet dae [PERSONALS ce Gene Griffeth of Riverton spent yes- terday in the city visiting with friends and looking after’ business interests. Mr. Griffeth is conected. with a large coal company in Riverton. se 8 Frank Brower of the Brower Lum- ber company of Lander spent yester- day here on business. ee 8 M. E. Overman, has accepted a po- sition with the Wyoming National bank. Mr. Overman was. connected with the bank several years ago. He arrived this week from his home in Chappel, Neb. s. Mra. W. D. Stevens has returned from!Denver and has joined Mr. Stevens here. They wil make their home in Casper. ‘ eae Mrs. J. L. Bently, who has been vis- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stirrett, has returned to her home in Deadwood, 8. D. card . L. F. McHahon and Mrs. McMahon left yesterday for Washington, D. C., to attend to oil matters. eee R. D. Miller left yesterday for Salt Creek’ where he will attend to mat- ters connected with his ofl holdings. ove I. N. Clay is enroute to Washington D. C., where he will spend some time looking after business interests. eee G, L. Kay,of Denver is registered at the Henning Hotel while here looking after business interests. see Dr. and Mrs. George Smith have re- turned after a business and pleasure trip through the state. They will be ‘at home at their apartments here and say that the rumor that they are mov- ing to Denver in the near future, is entirely false. ee Charles Phillips, car repairer for the Northwestern Railroad, is-at the ‘Wyoming General Hospital, rapidly recovering from an operation for ap- pendicitis. eee John Hunter, receiving clerk at the Northwestern freight house, is; quite sick with rheumatism. Mr. Hunter spent nearly a,month at Thermopolis taking treatment. He is now at the Wyoming State Hospital here, mere Earle D. Holmes left last night to attend a semi-annual meeting of the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. While on the trip he will “The quest whe won't go home” causes no anziety to the woman who has a“Lorain”- equipped gas range. Dinner can’t bura when “Lorain” is cooking it. aE EEA a SS ad ESI placra st temperatures at your command. » it for her, “Lorain” has solved many tory for all purposes. Come household pioblems. It has se andict me comonmatette | solved the “unlucky” baking rain.” ( day question. “Lorain,” which gives you exact measured and controlled oven heats for all kinds of baking, makes bak- ing failures impossible. “Lorain” has made possible full meal cooking at one time. 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Come in and let us demon- strate the “Lorain.” You'll peda i nae plish fe it it can accomplish for you to lighten the drudgery of ‘pot-watching.” 3 Casper Gas Appliance Co. ‘Phone 1500 Che Casper Daily Cribune 7 ver, where he expects to interview} two or three prominent speakers there, who may possibly be available to speak at the Chamber of Commerce | forum meetings later on. we 8 S, Conant Parks, president of the First National Bank of Lander, passed through Casper yesterday en route to Southern California. LAND IN CHILE SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. 23.—Nego- tiations with the Chilean government for a concession of about 350,000 acres iS | of land in the Province of Lianquihue, Industrial News in the southern end of the country, ? have bepn concluded by representa. tives of German industrial interests. It is planned to construct on the Property a plant for the manufacture of iron and steel products, says the STANDARD REFINERY NOTES. Pitt Covert, Jr., general day fore- Gheyehne, ‘where he spent, sovera]|MeN*DADer Uitimas’ Notices, days with his father. He reports that although te Covert. oe SENTRY GETS from being well, that he is able to be} up and around in order to take care| of his business interests. ONE MONTH E. H. Love of a j has neon “aheont for overt ave on FOR PERJURY Jerry Driscoll, electrician, is takin ue a month off in order to prove up on|_ TOKIO, Feb. 28.—Toshigora Ogasa- his homestead which is located near|¥@™@. the sentry who shot Lieut. Salt Creek. Jerry says that he has Langdon of the United States ship some homestead and that it is locatea|!bany, at Vladivostok last month, within 15 minutes’ walk of a pro-|224 Who was acquitted by a court. ducing well. y martial, has been sentenced to u months imprisonment for making a false statement before tne tribunal. Col. Horiuchi, Maj. Ishikawa, Capt. Kuramoto and Lieut. Imoto, officers oy tad n of the carpenter de-|i" the sentrys regiment, have been partment, has resigned his position sentenced to terms of imprisonment and informs us that he intends going|“"Ying from a week to a month for into’ the contracting business this | filing to train and instruct the sen- pikes, try proper Mrs. Wm. Swartsfager has entire- ly recovered from her recent illness. ‘egarding his duties. | 37 Louis Hall, pressure still fireman.) has recovered from his recent illness | | and has reported for work. “Colonel” L. J. Price, timekeeper for the refining department, has been wearing a very worried look for the past several days. * He was observed making a trip through the yards to- day and returned to the office smil- ing. It appears that he had been worried about his weight and was only content when-he learned that he had not gained during the past month. “Colonel Lew” tips the scales at the generous figure of 316%. It is understood that Art Peak the pat- tern maker, is running him a very close seco: THREE TRUSTEES OF UNIVERSITY APPOINTED CHEYENNE, Fels. 24.—Governor Carey lute Wednesday /appointed the following trustees of the University of Wyoming, each for a term of six Fred Filiott, OVER THIS SEASON, NO ALE IN SOME REGIONS Hundreds of stacks of nay, repro- senting thousands of tons, will be held over by Wyoming rahchers as a re- sult of the mild winter, the absence of the usual number of livestock and prices which made it unsaleable at points removed from the railroad. Hay sold as high as $60 a ton in isol- ated districts last winter but the rul- ing price this year in the same re- sions has been from $4 to $5 a ton. eet W. W. SPROUL HOME BUILDER If you want to buy or buil/, a home, see me first. 141 W. 10th. St. Phonr 376-W. 2-748 W. Geddes, Centennial a. A Wheatland; Dean Prosser, Dale Creek. Geddes and Prosser are residents of Albany county. Awful Stick . With Gas Eatonic Brings heitet bh 8 have been awful sick with gas,” writes Mrs. W. H. Person, ‘‘and Eatonic is all I can relief.’” New get to give me aie, Spe. gas on the stomach I A peed ken up and carried out b; ~ nic, then appetite and stren; Bate nee bales onme back. And many other bodil; miseries iseppece when the ‘stomach Big box costa only a ifle with your druggist’s guarantee. Why Did Michael Lanyard Pay $100,000 For A Picture He Knew Was A Fake? Suppose you were young and beautiful— Suppose letters that could ruin you were hidden in an old picture— And suppose that picture was bought by an utter stranger, would you do what Princess Sofia did? Read _ “Red Masquerade” By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE : Pictorial Review For March—On Sale Now Today Another Shipment of Millinery | Arrived direct from our New York buyer. ‘The shipment will ccntain the very newest in 1921 styles. Also New Spring Coats and Dresses Arriving Daily TN TURK Solutton of Near East Problems Will Hinge on Report; Both Factions cisions of Council (By Associated Press) LONDON, Feb. of the Near East problem relating to Turkey which will ba reached by the allied supreme council will be to send an allied commission of inquiry to the Near East to examine on the spot the population claims of Greece and Tur- key in the disputed provinces Smyrna’and Thrace, it was forecast in well-informed circles here today. Meantime, a cessation of hostilities between the Turks and Greeks will be declared. This will delay a final three or four months and the French delegates express the hope that by that time the United States will be in @ position to participate in the ulti- mate treaty. LONDON, Feb. 24.—Rechad Pasha, delegate of the Constantinople govern-| ment to the Near East conference here, speaking in the name of both his group and that of the National-| ists, told the allied conferees at to-} days session that both factions of the Turks would accept the decisions of the allies. The attitude of the Turks made an excellent impression upon the con- ferees. Premier Briand of France de- clared after the sitting that the con- ference had gone a long way toward a settlement. ait The swiftest tidal current in the world is that between the islands of Jura dnd Scarba, coast. According to the official charts, the speed of the current here is near- ly eleven miles an hour. No river,| except a mountain torrent, runs at anything like such a pace. ———S—S—— HUNS SECURE AI |E MISSION connection | | _, SANDWICH, Ont, Feb, 24.—Rev. | J. O. L. Spracklin, for | license inspector, tod: , | ted of a charge of mansls ee | | to Accept De- to the jury, 24.—The solution CHEYENNE, of Wednesday by ters of which is poration has no having been org settlement} ‘rectors for the Clark, H. A Handbury. tual benefit.” make it off the Scottish | with Beverly Trumble, an innkecper, a raid here last Novembe: The verdict was return utes after the case had been given Feb. incorporation were file of the Wyoming sec the Wy Plumbers association, Burke The purps ciation, its articles set forth i ever made. PARSON FREED liquor ‘MASTER PLUMBERS HERE SECURE STATE CHARTER Certainy it’s de best Didn't me an’ the kid work on it a whole year to 6 Reels of Joy | ‘SQUANDERED who sold her child, but in stage career she met a real man, who had left the formed. He, having been through the despair, had learned his lesson and gone straight.. 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