Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1921, Page 3

James Neville, of Topeka, Kan., for- merly Miss Helen Brown, Miss Isabel Hanway, Migs Ednes Mokler and Jack Perry, have returned from a motor trip through the Yellowstone Nation: al park, In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Neill, who are leaving for Coiorado. where Mrs. O'Neill will visit for some time, Mrs. C. A. Sanford entertained informally at a dinner served Satur day evening. En Route to Estes Park. Mr. and Mrs. BE. EB. Hanway ahd daughter; Charlie and son Earl Jr., and Jack Perry, left early this morn- ing for Denver and Estes Park where they will spend the next two wecks. “se Miss Blanche Wagner, office man- ager for the Nichols and Stirrett law firm, has left for Westboro, Mo., where shé will spend here vacation with Mr. and Mrs. L. E, Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes were formerly residents of Casper and have a number of friendy here, Miss V/agner will be gone about a month. Pienic for This Evening. Miss Rosamond ‘Spears will be the guest of honor at an informal picnic held at the Garden Creek falls this evening. o- Mr. and Mrs..A. G. Cone of Wayne- town, Ind., arrived last night and will visit here with their daughters, Mrs. Virgil C. Rivers and Miss Aurelia Cone who is connected with the Casper Daily Tribune. This is the first trip Mr. and Mrs. Cone have made to the west and their first impression of Cas. per, was very fayorabic. see Mrs. William Jardine who has been spending the dast month fn tho east visiting with “her parents and with her sisters has returned to her home on South McKinley street where she will remain for the winter. oe Mr. and Mrs, Frank O'Neil left Sat urday night for Denver and Salida, Colo., whete Mrs. O'Neil will spend several weeks. Mr. O'Neil will return tomorrpw=y K Mrs. Robert O'Brien has accepted the: position of office manager at the Nichols and Stirrett Jaw firm during the absence of Miss Blanche Wagner who is on her vacation. cee Charles Baird and party spent the week-end on.a chicken’ hunt through the surrounding country. ere Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bloom of Omaha, Neb., who have been house guests at the H. J. Peterson home have re- turned to their home. While in. the west they made the tour of the Yel- lowsters National park and also vis- ited the principal oil fields of this state, eee F. B. Gladman and Mrs. R. M. Gladman have left for Fairbury, b., making the trip overland in their mo- tor car. Dinner Party Honorss Nebr:ska_ Visitor. Mrs. McGrew of. Ord. Neb., who is . Visiting in the city with her son, B. L. McGrew, was the gues: of honor of Mrs: L. Lo Gantz at an elegant dinner ‘served Sunday evning at the home on South Durbin. - Covers at the table were laid for Mrs. McGrew, the Misses Charlotte Gantz, Lucy Gantz, Inez Babb, Smith of Chadron, 0. C. Lantz, Ienley, Fred Holland, Jr. and : cee “Miss Lou Raich, who has _ beep spending the summer home with her sister, Mrs. B. B. Lummis, is leav- ing for Utah where she will resume her work as an instructor in the pub- lic schools. During her visit here, Miss Riach was the inspiration for & number of social affairs. Pare Informal Kensington For Casper Visitors. The pretty home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0. Warton, 922 South Drsid street was the scene of a social gath- oe U. Fuehr L. McGrew. ering Saturday afternoon complimen- tary to Mrs. C, B. Manbeck and daugh- ter, Miss Vera, aro visiting in Casper from Chicago. The affair was an in- formal kensington. Tea was served it 4.30. . Shower For Chinese School. The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church is giv- ing a Christmas shower for the girls of Miss Abei’s school at Ngu Cheng. China, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the church parlors. A program and refreshments have beon arranged. Program features will be two Chinese men who will explain arious curios and customs of these people. A hearty invitation is ex tended to all. Tho articles for the shower are small bath towels wash cloths colored crayons and safety.pins. Meeting of = Auxiliary. The Women's Auxiliary American Legion will meeting on Wednesday the home of Mrs. J. M. North Kimball street. Mrs, Stewart will be assisted by Mra, J. A. Huff. All ladies wto are eligible to mem bership inthe organizatiqn are in- vited to be present Return From Week End®at South Fork. Mr..and M and Mrs. Purdy and t Eileen Sullivan the South Fo: where they week end. of the hold a social afternoon at tewart, 122 Archie Weidner, Mr. N. Brooke, Mrs. Ted Misses Margaret and have returned from < Inn above Buffalo, e been spending the Visitors at the Sallivan Home. Mrs. C. B. Manbeck and daughter. Vera Manbeck, who have been visit ing here for some t are now guests at the home of Mr. Mrs. Patrick ullivan for the week. ‘They intend to return to their home in Alton, M the first of next week Gothberg Party Back from Yellowstone, Mrs. M. J. Gothberg, with her two daughters and their guests, Mrs. 1 ©. Fuller of Attleboro, Ma: apd Mrs, W. I. Land, Jr, of Long Branch, Ni J., have returned from a two week's auto trip through Yellowstone National park. ‘The party entered the park via the Cody way and came out the new south entrance, travelling through the} Jackson Hole country and returning! Nefe via Lander. They report having had a wonderful vaca tion Gnd outing. Bosse McCormick Wodding Saturday. Miss Clara M. Busse of” Hinkley. Minn., became the bride of Frank M. McCormick of Sait Creek in a wea- ding ceremony performed by the Rev. Until this, the Spanish influence. tollettes, has been confined largely to biack lace mantil. Che Cespet Daily Cribune Spanish Influence Takes a New Twist Nasacere! in recent. French sand red roses. But so predominent here the designer has chosen the typic a! hit © fthe Spanish bull righer as his model, trimmede with tassels of Mark and white. TAK REVISION PLAN ASSAILED BY DEMOGRATS : Chairman. White of National Committee Says People Will Not Be “Fooled” by Re- publican Method WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.—The ad ministration tax revision program was attacked in a statement pubsish: | 1 today by Chairman White, of the Yemocratic National committee, who eclared tat businessmen would not be fooled by the; methods adopted by the Republicans, “in order to make 4 false show of economy.” “The sudden change in the Repub- | lican -taxbill program decided upon at the recent White House con ference,"" said Mr. White, “has cs'y added confusion and uncertainty to the government’ ficsal situation and Dusiness and financial circles gene: ally are surprised and disappointed at President Harding's repudiation of Secretary of the ‘Treasury Mellon as his fiscal adviser and-his reeognition instead of Chairman Fordney, of the ways and means committee ax the financial guide to his administration. “Chairman Fordney, wha — wrote the wonderful tariff bill of — which the senate is expected to leave only the enacting clause, came to the po- Walter L. French at the West Hotel litical rescue of the administration Saturday evening. Mr. MeCermick is an employe of the Midwest at Salt Creek where ‘the young couple will make their home. see Miss Likely Returns From Eastern Trip. Miss Cora Likely, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Likely, returned Sat urday afternoon from a trip through the New England states. Miss Likely left her home here last May and vis- ited in Washington, D. C., New York City, Boston and Plymouth, Mass., and other cities. En route here she stopped in Illinois where she was a guest of Mrs. John Evans, formerly a resident of Casper.. ars Humpbrey-Vincent Marriage Performed in Billings. Slipping away from their many friends in Casper, Mrs. Lillian Vin- cent and J. H. Humphrey left over the week-end for Billings, Mont. where they were married’ this morn ing, Mrs. Humphrey has been a nurse in a local hospital for ‘the past two months, coming to Casper from her home in Butte. Mr. Eumphrey is connected with the Midwest Refining company in the electrical department. The bride and groom will be at home to their friends at 256 South Kimball street after August 20. eee Mrs. A. J. Deuell, who has beén suf- fering from a broken toe, is convales- cing. Ma Fabia s . ! Jewelry and watch répatring by ex- pert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S Bldg. 3H-U Interesting and Unusual Paris Hat sport hes the French beaches, is of marine blue| tomorrow from Denver tae placed batk to back, are of blue and white|spent the week-end with his mother | marry. ~ a tA we Tw s -s 4 “| money, and announced a pan to reduce tax- es regurdless aof the amount of money neéded to mect expenditure: which would create a deficit to be taken care of by ‘borrowing the thus increasing the — public debt, but as the optimistic Fosdney saw it, his plan would make it appear that the party was keeping its cam paign pledge to reduce taxes and was making a grand record of econ omy." ‘First White Born oy State Back on Visit ‘OGA, of Wyo.. Aug. 1 anta Monica, visiting here the first white child born Wyoming in territortal s. He wa born at Laramie July 1866. Joh: W. Hyston 1, who. is Ca! believes he 9, RELATIVE ELD FOR SHOOTING | ~MANINMEXICO News of Killing Received by Cousin in Pueblo Says Mur- der Was Result of Bad Feeling. PUEBLA, Colo., Aug. 15. ams of this announ t he had received information that counsin, Emmett Locke, had been shot and killed In Guadalajara, Mex. ico, The shooting is alleged to hav been done” by Locke's brather-in-law E. Gree ‘The k of bad Six v h git al ng an Green f the ing is said to be the feeling between the ago Mr: result | two men reen died in a prings fol ke bias submit op: Locke him met in| August &, | reen is re Locke who and learn there a dance and during \a ported to have Mrs. U. ©. Ogden, Utah, ted to have of. ed a reward of $1,000 for the cap. Green. | > — | REBECCAS, | are requested to meet | at the 1, QO. O. F. hall, Tuesday, Au-| Sust 16 at 1:15 to attend the funeral | sister Court WILHE: quarrel killed Locke resides in | is repe NOTICE Ail Rebece INA ENDEL, N 8-15-1t | > on tendencies of the father are us handed down to the daughter. | th inherits those of the The ually while moth son Golf as Taught by the Champion dim Barnes, new Ar | sake at | pen golf champion, teaching Miss Mary P. | Kerr the rudiments of the great game on the course of the Pelham, N. Y. Jountry club where Barnes is the club pro. In the photo Barnes is shown fer seed Sa! the proper way to putt. [PERSONALS (ba " Miss Elsie Sewell has returned from @ visit of several weeks’ to Den Estes park and other Colorado r sorts. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cape of Abe deen, D., are spending a few in the visiting with forme dents of Ab-rdeen. + Miss Genevieve Holmes of Denver is visiting in the city for the week with Miss Elsie Nolan. eee Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wiggins have returned from a short vacation (rip to,Denver and other Colorado points aay D. S. MacMillan, buyer for the la: dies’ ready-to-wear department of the Richards &, Cunningham store, ha returned from a buying trip to the| eastern markets, including New York. | The fall models purchased by Mr. | MacMillan “are arriving daily and ‘are | unusual in their attractive lines, color | and materials. . Mayor Ben H. Pelton and party who have been on a vacation trip of sev- eral weeks are expected to return to! the city today. p: ‘ Judge W. B. Douglas of St. Paul, Minn., who was a business visitor of the city for several days has returned to his law offices in St. Paul. Mrs, C. Moye left last Saturday for Manoon, Iowa, where she will visit | with Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Moye. Dr. Moye is her son. ~ | cae Elmer Anderson of the Sheridan Brewing company {s\ spending a few days in the city looking after business intereots. ‘The company are manu- facturing Sherex. a soft drink, “made in Wyoming.’ . -Miss Betty Maurus underwent a serious steadily improving and receive friends. oe A, W. Peake of the Midwest Refin- ing company has returned from Den- ver where he has been attending to business for the company. eee Miss Leona Hare who is associated with the Consolidated. Royal*y com- pany has left on a vacation trip to Denver,Omaha and eastern points. eee who recently’ operation is is now ab’e to H. W. Ladd 1s expected to return where he} and eel stg.§) = i See White Wolf On Wyoming Ranch Wyo... Aug. the Pumpkin miles south of Gill seen a pre white she Jain Brown re. a den with five killed. but the Mr. Brown GIL) tanchers in ountry, 60 port hay wil! this spring sentry found her in young cubs which he mother’ wolf escaped had no gun. Trappers in that vicin- ity » trying to capture the animal. Edad Goer Pini On enneli Island, one of the lone- fest spots of land in the Pacific, the mly currency consists’ of the teeth of = foxes, TH, Lost Pennsylvania Heiress in London a Miss Carlotte Boyles, who fled from her home in New Castle, Pa., In the night and who has been found in Lon- fon, determined to marry an ,Am can she met on the voyage and reject |a French count she had sailed to She is 21 years of age and recently inherited $250.900, | Carl IRRIGATION WATER FOR QU0,000 ACRES ASKED FROM THE GREEN IVER CHEYENNE, Wye., Aug. 15.—The {state of Wyoming is 5 ring to stand out for applieation to lands in this state of sufficient water from the Green. rivet—headwaters of the Colo rado—to reclaim 800,000 ac before water from this stream ts appropri. ated to lands in other states under the agreement which it is expected will be worked. out by representatives of California, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, | Nevada, New Mexico and Wyoming. the seven states interested in. the Colorado, and its tributaries. Com- missioners representing seven states and the federal government will attempt to arrive at an appropriation of the waters of the Co! lo -and its tributaries acceptable by states in terested. all ‘Speeders Draw 30 Days in Jail DENVER, Aug. 15—T. 8. Brunt, Well-to-to Denver oil operator, and Sarno, another Denver man, were sentenced to 30 days in jail to- day for speeding, by Police Magi trate Henry Bray today. Brunt also was fined $100 and costs on a charge of reckless driving. Brunt was ar- rested Sunday after. it ix alleged, he rammed his car into another auto- mobile. Then, according to~the pa- trolman who arrested him, he sped away and had to be shot at before he stopped. |An Oriental Note In Paris Millinery eases The simp‘e turban of black silk so | favered this season for evening wear, is given a tniqde touch by draping strand after strand of big jet beads across the front, The addition of a faring cockads completes the resem- blance to an Indian Rajah's headgear. LJ EDMUNDS DIES ON COAST Ticket Agent for Burlington Fails to Rally From Illness in California. J. Edmonds, years ticket agent depot died in. Los according to word sion headquarters hege this morning Mr. Edmonds was taken sick recent ly in Los Angeles while on vacation. His condition necessitated an immedi ate operation. After fighting an un usu several days died yes. terday Word of his ¢ with regret in and by many Casper | he had endeared hims | er ailing courtesy. He been one of, the most | that railroad company had here No funeral ar |been made yet, It is pifoable that |home Arkansas or interment. He | the body wil be shinped (o his fcymer is survived by his wife and one broth er both*of whom were at his bed side when death occured. |Standard Nine Scores Shutout fa: the past two at the Burlington Angeles yesterday received at divi ath was receive raiioad circles people to. whot € through) n is said to ha efficient has ever deep v men the ngements have An allstar team composed ‘a? ndard Oil employes, captained by Jean Mignolet, assailed the Midwest baseball team in the Big Muddy field yesterday, winning by re of 11 to 0. The Casper team played rings |around the Muddyites. Rafferty hurl- ed for the Standard team and that |tells the stor An agreeable surprise followed the same when the victorious Standard team was invited to a banquet whi ad been prepared in their “hon » the Big Muddy team was sure that the boys would trounced. losers ented the af fair with zest however and the ball. tossers who returned here are about equally dividing conversational hon ors between the game and the Lan quet. \ a sc Don't Live In Guesswork Land. Own Real Estate and Plan Securely for the Future, The man who owns _ property feels. sure of himself. He is. not watching the market to see wheth: er his pet stock is going to slump and leave him in the Jjurch near the poor house. He is contemplat ing the future with judicial when he ow real estate. advice is valuable. calm Our REAL ESTATE Loretto Heights College and Academy | Boarding School for Young Women and Girls, condueted by the Sisters of Loretto— Empowered to grant Degrees and State Teachers’ Certifi- cates. Departments for Art, Music, Expression and Do- mestic Seience. For catalogue address Mother Superior, Loretto P. 0., Colorado. U.5,PLANSFOR CHINA CONTROL ARE REVEALED 5 International Council gram Said to Have Been Suggested by America Taken Up by Tokio. TOKIO, Aug. ciated Press.}—Re that the United control of China council are considered at th anese cabinet ye Viscount Uchida, foreign told members the cabinet ing to the Yomi-Uri Shimbun such a suggestion was mi matter of grave importan upor which Japan must carefully deliber sy The s from tates by an understood Ass Amer stgrest ation may inter; to b meeting ¢ terday minis that t was a ‘ it! Japan stud of proposin 7 ing coyneil for t velopment of min Shimbun cil would be s the advisat internationa guid: and the Ke The work of this coun upon the of the powers andonment of sphere of infiue and all other r including extra territo: are inimical to China's complete eignty. The unification of north south China also would be sought newspaper asserts China ased tea which sover. WASHINGT from Tokio that a | trol of China by an inter: nal com j mission might be put forward by the United States in connection with the disarmament and Far Eastern confer ence are not understood by officials here. No such suggestion has ever been put forward, they en talked over here so far could be learned. It was thought that if the Japanese cabinet considered the ques tion, It might be in connec proposals Japan may contemplate making to China th ference agenda is worked out LAST WOLF IN BATES HOLE REGION SLAIN Rates Ho's has been rid of the survivor of the wolf spocios is a portion ef the report of Burdick. state and government per, braught to the office Kramer. 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