Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1921, Page 13

€be Caspet Dally Cribune Bo ond tact at PAGE THIRTEEN. Crihune is conic secon” —_| HEA TOCNE Trade Delegates and Envoys | Scheduled to Arrive Today; Arma Delegates Delayed Off Washington. TEN BONES FER IM! dock representatives of tions were on hand gations acheduled to re days. Viscount Shibusawa’s party is « A VICTORIA, B. ©., Oct. 28— steamer Kashima Maru se i : ott Bwiftsure ligh| Cape Filattery, where ni OOH! NEFER Hictr AVILD-}~ Rony TI 4 : aa i Ez eriwill tebch “Vietans cesar ocnneee ‘QOW: NERER Mice AY So cane y 5 ~f peda reach Victoria about daybreak ON Fost BASE!) //// / } ; Ste LSS WS L/L | la LUST WEEK NINE DEGREES ee, WARMER THAN NORMAL I BERD ) | : Dea \\ c+] STATE, OROUTH BROKER eS SC Oo5 = 50s < I ae | By GEO, W. PITMAN. | (U. S. Weather Bureau, Cheyenne.) The week was warm, averaging |about 9 degrees warmer than normal; |Say temperatures averaged 66; night. p41; and extreme: of 8% and 33 were reported. Dry weather prevailed un- All Bunday when it began to rain in wostern counties, the storm drifted slowly eastward and Tuesday morn ing it was raining and snowing over . ; 5 eastern counties; the falls were heay- FOIST I HAF A FISH 4 (Pre AH, POOR LIDDLE OSCAR gee Wenshine Yeroentagss wares Charente SUPPER UND DEN DONT DER CAPTAIN VANT, i. — 10; Lander, 92; Sheridan, 68; Sait . > 4 TO PLAY MIT YOU 2p ore IN Lake, 66; Rapid City, 62. The warm STUFFED ! v nee cao 4 3 Cf ns = < d = = zy ary weather was unfavorable for win- — ter wheat and rye which aré poor and \\ spotted. However the recent rain anf snow should afford relief, also / fill_ many waterholes. The favorable weather has been taken advantage of, fand potatoes and corn are mostly {gathered. Livestock continue gener- ally excellent and heavy shipping con- tinues: Stations Casper, Wyo... » Cheyenne, Wyo. . Chugwater, Wyo. Cody, Wyo. .. | Cokeville, Wyo, | Douglas, Ov Lovell, Wyo. - Newcastle, Wyo. : 4 PineBluffs, Wyo. . - S 5 Pocatello, Idaho ALL. ABOARD OSCAR CHUST aE ( e ee ae a, Wye. SAUL SOU'-SOU' VEST UND ELL DER CAPTAIN You LUFE Hin! Relief Efforts . Abroad, Report NEW YORK, Oct. 29—A letter from President Harding, endorsing re ef work in former enemy countries, Was read here at a dinner of the Central Committee for Relief of Dis- tress in Germany and Austria. The letter, addressed to Charles F. Nagui, head of the committee, read: “Let me heartily commend the ef- forts of those of our citizens who loy- ally gave of their best to win the war, and who, now that the war is long over, peace Is established and the restoration of good will is sought, give of thelr time their services and their money to bring relief to wom- en and children who are suffering in | Austria and Germany. I am glad |that relief is to be administered by |the Amertean Quakers who have al- | ready labored in such an enterprise | with signed sympathy and success, | and !t is good to know that in Aus- |tria and Germany, charitable persons are joining generously and helpfully | in this relief.” (Italian General Refuses to Pay Soldier Honor THE WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW IS One of the Most Widely Read Newspapers in Wyoming SUBSCRIBE FOR IT NOW __ Special 30-Day Offer—1 year for $1 a asing the propor acid in the dir,