Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1921, Page 14

o PAGE FOURTEEN DENVER POLICE | TRIBUTE PAID AIRMEN KILLED IN BRITISH DISASTER, DENBY PLACES WREATHS ON BIERS —_ eS NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—(By The Associated Press.)—/z America today mourned her fighting men who fel] with the Into the New York navy yard in drizzli thousands of sorrowing men and women to biers of 15 bluejackets and their officers who met death in| }the English river Humber when the giant airship took its AND FIREMEN IN FIELD DAY FETE “Demonstration of Duties Is on Program Today at Joint : Exercises Held at : City Park. &: DENVER, Sept. 17.—Denver’s po- Bicemen and firemen this afternoon Wrere to give demonstrations to the Public of how they do their work at @he annual joint field day exercises of She two departments. The program Swas to be given at City Park "A special oilsoaked, wooden struc | Zure has been erected to represent a “moonshine emporium.” Several po- en dressed to represent moon- whiners were to dwell temporarily erithin the house making pretenses of @manufacturing illicit liquor. A raid- Ging squad was swoop down on the Duilding and onstrate how Pp Faiding squ While that is going on. the Scouse was to break into flames and the Zremen will rush into the scene and Put out the blaze. = In addition to the raid and ‘fire fea- “tures there will be several sporting vents and athletic stunts in which Ziremen and police are to participate Shroughout the day = Police and fire departments gave a Parade through the downtown district his morning. = ‘ele ‘WEW BUSINESS BLOCK (5 PROJECTED FOR NORTH CENTER STREET; A large one-story building to be S@sed partially for small retail busi Sess institutions and for a dance hall, Swill be erected on the corner of A and enter streets, the present scene of} ‘the Dreamland dancing pavilion, ac- Seording to the terms of a building per- “mit issued to the firm of McKeon & ‘Archer of Cheyenne. Messrs. McKeon and Archer own ¢wo of the largest dancing halls in Cheyenne and have operated the Dreamland pavilion here during the ‘summer months. The building will be 140 feet long Dy 100 feet wide and will be erected at a cost of $30,000. It is planned to have nine storerooms in the build- “ing in addition to a large dance hall. onstruction of the building will be undertaken immediately by Grover C. ‘Gorsuch. pie Sais a Ee RAWLINS, Wyo., Sept. Rawlins lodge of the I. O. O. F. will receive the estate of Mike Sheehann, 17.—The | ZR-2. | fatal plunge. | Secretary of the Navy Denby, ac- companied by attaches of the British jembassy and French and Brazilian na- | val officers arrived early bearing with him 15 bouquets—personal _ tributes from the president of the United | States and his cabinet’ The British ambassador also sent flowers. The secretary decided not to deliver an address preferring that the ¢eremon- cs be confined to the solemn ritual prescribed by navy regulations and accorded American naval heroes ever since men o'war flying the stars and stripes have sailed the seas. Long before the gates to the yard were thrown open, crowds began to gather. Along Sands street, paralleling the Brooklyn waterfront to the yard, hopkeepers had made it a day of ng the front of their stores with erican colors and black crepe. y before 1 o'clock all the cas- i been placed on a common retching entirely across one of the mess pall in front of the wa altar. Each coffin was draped with the rain, pressed er round the American fle. Of the American sea- men who died in the disaster, ther. was missing only the body of Ma- chinist J. T. Hameock, of Shields, |= Mich., who was laid to rest in Eng- land. The whitevashed walls of the mess hall were dre ped with American flags when =the guards of honor— picked seamen and marines— marched intc the a»:Zitorium headed by a band. With bayonets fixed, seamen in navy blue and marines in khaki took ing bands on their sleeves and crepe on their sword hilts. TRAPPER FOUND UNCONSCIOUS. RAWLINS, Wyo. Sept. 17—A. Kell, a Denver resident who came to Wyoming to trap during the coming winter, is critically ill in a hospital here from apoplexy. He was found unconscious on near Fort Steele. partment of labor. per cent; sugar 6 per cent; ham and oranges 4 per cent; plate beef, fresh milk, oleomargarine and cornmeal, 2 per cent, and bacon, rolled oats rice, canned corn, canned peas and prunes, 1 per cent. The price of bananas dropped 5 per cent during the month. Other de- creases included leg of lamb, 3 per cent; canned salmon, flour, onions and raisins, 2 pir cent; sirloin_steak round steak and-rib roast, 1 per cent | Foo@ prices in New York increased during the month, 6 per cent; Chicago, New Orleans and Washington 5 per cent; Kansas City, and Los Angeles, 4 per cent; St. Louis and San Francis. co, 3 per cent; Butte and Omaha, ? per cent; Denver, Portland, Ore., Salt Lake City and Seattle. 1 per cent 73 years of age. who died here several @ays ago. A will made a number of years ago makes the lodge the sole Jegatee of the old man. The estate @mounts to about $4,000. Sheehan ‘was a pioneer of this section, having fome to Wyoming as a soldier soon after the Civilywar. He participated in several of the Indian campaigns in the Rocky mountain region. whole family. R. S. MURPHY 3. SPAULDING Western Heating and | Plumbing Co. Steam and Hot Water Heating Plumbing and Gas Fitting Estimates .Furnished on. Request Phone 1249R Potatoes increased 24 per cent during the month; eggs 13 per cent; pork chops and cheese, 13 per cent; butter, PRICE OF FOOD ON THE CLIMB WASHINGTON, Sept. 17. t. 17.—Retait food prices increased an average 4.3 per cent in August as compared with July prices, according to figures made public today by the de- 16 Gpnuine Holland Bulbs 3 for 10c 2 for 15e and 10¢ cach At Woolworth’s Subscribe tor The Daily Tribune. 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