Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1921, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1927. - >. Che Casper Daily Cridune PAGE FIVE Seen eee te aa en LC = “ag JOHN | RINER State and Rational Topics of man to BnSeviee Men andi YOUTH FALLS VICTIM 10 | . Chamberlin Store = \Gust Hits Street) ..7%°.2: 5 L Designated RESIGNS POST ‘=== = = T. Blake Kennedy to Succeed Veteran on Bench of United State Court at Chey- enne. baa, | | ae i s | Yor thane’ Ate 2 the beauty} Funeral services for Ciyde E. Von: sHenipaNn. Wyo of oriental rugs t is an -unusual|@F®, fivemonths-old infait of Mr. @nd\py a sharp d Miss Eva ESTES treat Chamberlin | Ur". Ea Vonéra, 716 United street. pie ‘ ; MES 5 EEE RET ES ira were conducted from the Shaffer4say|nere was She Dost of the Américan Legion in|General Pershing to make the éntats t ul chapel at 2:30 o'clock today, requiem its parking oT: haye settled upon gov-|available for colonization by his com ernim homestead land in Scott/rades who are being rehabilitated, county, Southern Arkansas. By cold/after war wounds, for pecbeaitaral pur- weather, If is estimated that 100 ex |suits. The Pershing tract contains} Dougias Crosby, 19 years .of ase. service men will have taken claims|100 acres of the parish's best land. | son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Crosby of on the land. SB ag 262 South St. Holtholf street, died at! s territory whic become a 12:30 Tuesday as the culmination-of « rettlemant of world war service men.|the Panaim’ canal cone ten eee a | lingering Mnem from Brights disease. | ota terewine can - a the first in America, stretches over|quced 40 percent since March 4, 1921,|meral services will be conducted fading into purple CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 12.—Judge| 2500 acres, composed of adjoining in-}and more than 700 4 jjfrom the Shaffer-Gay chapel at 10:30 John A. Riner, of the, United States | dividual tracts of 160 ecres each. The| ue forced cat co eee ears Will tomorrow. morming in charge of the district court for Wyoming. who to) men have to live on theland but sey-\ie not a let Up) an npreat ten ane | Rev. 1. E. Carter of the Methodlet day applied at Washington for retire-}en months before tt becomes their! cana sone torche Aneoen Leeton's | Church ment, Was & to, ths, eters! | property as Arkansas gives yesidence|repreacniatives in Washingtan de | The family has lived in Casper for ; sgtestiee. 30; 3890. hating | Eedit to eoldiers up to two years of| dares. Two army ofticers sod thiee| OF four sears federal judge approximating |army or navy service. i bd. ty Becred masse being sung by the Rev. Fathetlsite direc: John H. Mullin of St. Anthony'8)to avoid church. Interment was made in High-| crashed land cemetery. fea only to chs The child died on Monday after a! moment ‘| short illness from an infant malady.| came to a The father is employed at Casper} another car Stor grocery. cing unusual: bas an unusua! 5 civilians appointed by Secretary ot ane Ps Riner's period of service ts Ed-} “part of the men will’spend the win-| War Week: “4 ad GOVERNOR ENTERTAINS. ay f 900 3 et i D- he er © 00 knot: r Aldrich of New Hampshire, wholter on their land, clearing timber, wu a ce E, Wyo., Oct, 12.—There h Other antique | ling reductions | sonne appointed February 20, 1891. building. hunti and trapping, for ped ey pox = iain : Judge Ringer, who is a 32nd degree | ine tract abounds in deer, fox and © ason, and holds the office of inspec-|ivnx. ‘The sixteen who have already _Miledy's fashionabie corsage bouquet tor general for Wyoming, expects to| settied are preparing to establish «| ™®y have started lifo as a handful of | auch of hin time hereafter to! central trading point and town which|™@S"e?, for disabled soldiers in Kan- Masonie work. they will name “Legiannaire.” Four) *** City hospitals are doing a thriv- Biake Kennedy, who will eucceed| of the ploneers are married, and ait business in making artificial and e Riner as United States judge is had farming experience. Ttome-(lfelike Posies out of ordinary weeds. ears of age and has been a resi ding is now possible in the tole, W& Mothers of the city are teaching of Cheyanne for 24 years. coming Hiowing other states: Washington,| ‘2 Wounded men to color the weeds to this eity from Syracuse, New York. | Michigan, Arizon, Mexico, Wyo-| With dyes and the American Legion Durtng the lest four years he has! ming, Louisiana, Alabama, Colorado, is helping them place the flowers with| been chairman of }he Republican state/taaho and Oregon. Norists and gift shops. committer. ee echo of Governor Carey's re-| » Royal Bokharas game hunt when, Monday the Cheyenne Country club. tained 20 guests at an elk steak dinner. The dinner was in hon-|» or of Dr. W. E. Daugherty’ of the! p ar East Relief soci . For the return of a tattered old A family which in itself is a thriv-| arm ing war veterann’ society has come to eee et eee > weight In gold because of sentime: Mr. and Mrs. Poling the notice pf the American Legion in| gtrached to it, iftberal rewarus ha’ independence, Kan. Thirty-three able}heen ponted by American Legion rer. . bodied men and women call the civil|,, Return From Motor | wer veteran, santa G. Brines by tha oem" ot Toledo, 0. The cave, - | familiar “pap.” Of the lot, the father, f try yr in Journey to Ohio soltler SC the Unie wk *jcbaplain of an infantry regiment jn faces of dead soidiers lying in the; overseas with the American forces in| pj 1 _— the word . Of the der, 20 Fierders mud and rain while * South Lincoln street, have returned! rent. The oldest 4 from @ motor trip to Ohio. They ictt s A pipe’s a pal p walled with P. A.! # xtr ra Py pe days out a thse you'll get real smoke ee pag oa thy Who pecsay | Etanve, wns used by him-to cover the “2 Mr, and Mrs. A. B. Poling of 416) .70 giris and one son too’ yoni graves were being dug. It had noe. torn in many encounters with barhed wite while the chaplain follow:c his troops, btu one undiscriminating thiet ptule it from the minister's automet)'te. joy and reai smoke contentment—if you’ll get close-up toa jimmy pips! Buy one and know that for yourself! Packed with cgol, delightful, fragrant Prince Albert, a / pipe’s the greatest treat, the happiest and most appe- The Pershing estate in Tangipahoa, La., owned jointly by heirs of John c .{J- Pershing. father of the general of| Out of work, arrested on a sharice - : a. .{the armies, has been advertised for|of vagrancy and placed in a corvict male tor taxes, atcording to a letter| gene at Glenn Springs, N. J. Thomas IF coer will tell you thet Micbelia | tizing smokeslant you ever had handed out! ‘Ka: Denver. | %Mt the gen by the editor of an|Mf Keelax, world war veteran, w niversals give remarkable | :. . . . on te, SH) they: aaah éartagh oF higvre Mag oo Mere! fugeea to death by: his guards, e- aly cones ees eaaie passa | You can chum it with a pipe—and you will—once nf |cording to the | A 7 ; toucaer: no peters ond oe edie | Comat th the parish uherift| of dpartansbure. fabric. you know that Prince Albert is 1ree from bite and erty ys hamidor with moistensr ing the best roads, The roads are all dirt but are well maintained and per- mit fast travel, while farther east the “\ paved roads are worn out and are {mflar to mountiin roads near here. Nebraska and Iowa also had good roads. Mr. and Mrs. Poling camped on the trip and found many conven fent camp sites for tra ‘ best and largest trav Mr. an@ Mrs. Poling co! 7 at the camp and the tou well over. They wetre told by perintendent that during. the ssason parch! (Cut out by our exclusive patented process!) Why—every puff of P. A. makes you want two more; every puff hits the bullseye harder and truer than the last! You can’t resist such delight! And, you'll get the smokesurprise of your life when you roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert! Such entic- ing flavor you never did know! And, P. A. stays put be- cause it’s crimp cut—and it’s a cinch to roll! Youtry it! PRINGE ALBERT = the national joy smoke Winatgns Salta, Watch for the True Facts of the R. M. MOSHER 316 West Yellowstone To Be Published Thursday, October 13. the camp had cared tor 39,981 per: sons, 11,071 motor cars ‘And at one time had #,000 people taking advan- tage of the camp. 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