Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1921, Page 7

WINTER GRAIN PROSPECTS IN |: STATE IMPROVE Weather of Last Week Wot So Favorable for Livestock, ere es Fe Ti itty ul fiy i Hi ‘ps for the deliberate | recklessness donated her by who was responsible for her. creation. And shoulder binde by some of our more up-front folks as a result. In more instances than not ahe has not merited the frigid reception. Dance Changes. But this is no defense of the little taay. Perhaps sho has not merited the afr she has been given, but how- ever that may be, he ts slated for the skids now with a vengeance. Noted authorities and observers tn the realm of personal osclllation—the mod- ern dance—have sounded the death knell. Word comes from the highest jure ‘mong them that the shimmy, the to be @ plentiful sunply of fee? ex | roadie, the Chicago and all the craw! cept in a few places in northeastern | (toon have finally. and. completely gp caoyy 2 checked. out, and here, the crowning oe ee em ang during | Wallop, that dancing ts now decidedly last wook; Aita, 13; velah, 10; Cody, | °nversstions! Pea tokado? 2; Diversion Dam, 7; Mvanvton, 10;] And. kind masters( whe er Federal, 5; Laramie, 5; Lusk, 8; Mona, | conversation as one prereq| 8; Sage, 26; Shawnee, 32; Mouth Pass City, 28; Sheridan, 6; Uva, 6. 5 1 §2|representative flapper isn't sure whether Hawthorne is a brand of codfish or the name of a stop on & pipe organ. Her chief contribution to conversation, as such, is usually “I'll tell the cock-eyed world,” “I'll say so” and “Be sure to call me up some time,’ an@ according to the ten- ets of the latest controversial snarl In the terpsichorean saturnalia she'd have about as much chance of keeping her head above the consonental water level as a duck with the stringhalt gsce Badia a? ‘at NI and oa leaky fuselage. 4 FOR The dance has had a long and lurid Uistory, There are certain pecullart- ; tles traceable from the first glad leap of the first ilthe wood nymph. The ‘i first dances wero of tho solo variety According to the best preserved data they were exequted by smooth, white FOR HEARING, NOUGLAS!sces8 Sstersoser ets ’ leives and flowers garlanded about the brows andanatmuch else. They erg f were usually watched by strange per- M. W. Purcell, county attorneys! sonages with hunian torsos and cloven Jett Thursday afternoon for Douglas,| roofs, who parted their mustachios Where be is representing the state) syo.t the reed of a lute and trilled injunction proceeding® recently staccato arpeggios into the sunbeams , against Natrona ‘county PY ltnat allvered through the falinge round Sat! ep beret jp opabhenenes! about the sylvan counterpart of the ter grerant te ection exes Seger oarroom tne Ral taxed in error. ‘The law firms of Mu- / Evolution af Dance. ens & Murano and Nichols & Stir-|| Conversation was as missing as di: Fett will appear for the bank. gestion in middie life at these par- "The action for the bank was insti-|ties, but when: the curtain was rung tuted by W. J. Bafley, cashier of the|down on the party all hands, including hank, ‘Tho charge. upon which tho the: funny flute player, gathered at ‘Yequest for an injunction is asked al-|the trough of somé ripping, singing * Joges that taxation-of a bank's capl- (rivulet, to take’ a drink—a habit that al stock, furniture and fixtures and has persisted (o the present, with cer- surplus earnings constitutes double /tain modifications, PF staxatioh. * As the years hurtled by, and peo- 3 ple discovered that dancing naked lin the cool morning afr brings on T ‘Ask Brennan. ——__—>__—_- INSURANCE COMPANY SUES FOR AUTO USED WN ML OELVERY strict. court ENTERS. 15 oh ection find im. Sele ceeek Mere hg ynade defendant in a suit in. which the Westchester Insurance company) ff Colorado 1s seeking to recover, & The sperne next Mon- ear recently taken he! day nig! ‘anti 2, will is ell the insur- ” ey paths reason ot | be apecially: called. for the the sheriff's refusal to turn the car/} pj earing Dr. J.H. fever upon thelr demand: Jeffrey, a Chiropractic, give: Ba tea that S'S cued who later | a. tallc on the treatment of escaped in a jail delivery hero, was | disease. Signed srrest! Agents of the insurance C. 8S. THOMPSON, ‘eempany, it is claimed, were unable Rec. Secy. fo identify the car positively so thelr demand for the machine was denied. ——— FOR THIS WEEK Casper Poultry and Fish Market Received a Fine Shipment of All Kinds of Fish, Jush Receives aah Crate and Lobeters feb 26@ ten 28e STRICTLY FRESH EGGS -Phone 1384, or Call 227 W. Yellowstone Ave. i} | } The Casper Manufacturing and Construction Ass’n. Burlington Ave. and Clark St. Announce That They Are Now Engaged in Building Truck Bodies and Cabs OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT AND PRICES PROVE IT Special. Attention Given to Repair Work. Telephone “7A°? 1096-J conversation fn that day and time was|the knea, de ayounger brother who is next I \aliding, slipping, dipping jerking hydra cdratiohnge they Amaccr sed 715 two heads, four legs and no akatiiva ap te the nate/erme, As for conversation, {t was|the male of the species, but for bound-|tY, Colo, Selections were made by! Low operating cost He didn't specify | missing. €be Caspet Daily Cridune jmental Afrion called jazz and compantment the toddle, as it is popu- jie back to America. The entire coun- larly practiced, offers complications. SHIPMENT (F COWS TO y [fry_stifened at tre contact. Fvery|Offhand it appears, after watching a we begun hie of arms held out closed heremetic-|couple in the throce of tt, that the test against a 3 — ally about the upper doreal curvature|only conversation possibie with installedby the C is jot ® partner's spine and team of etring-halted gallopers doing! company. «jthat broken-kneed side-swipe would be int. to be @ thing of melody} and became @ succession cf cacopro-| jone of those conversations that close the chapter in a problem novel—one of those disjointed affairs trat j PAGE SEVER The first woman tn Britain te com ® full apprenticeship tn an ene vin op is a Scotch lassie, Miss A. Drummond of Dundes. Furthes netion has come to Miss Drum» mond im the form of election to the British Institute of Marine Engineers, * jnous brayings of brass, ecreechings of | consists reeds, whining of violins and rattling |of two words, three astericks and o jot traps. Dancers ceased to be .thejcouple of inches of write space. | jSraceful, reserved floor partners: of, Of course, when the matter of the) Casper dairy herds received additions tg | the day departed and evoluted into,a|/@ance and conversation comes up/|this week in the form of 21 head of id Semitic, h's s 1 there is one dance that should not be|hish grade milking Shorthorns and) Neglected. It ts usually restricted to| Holsteins purchased tn Dougias coun-| business is at present.jing up and down, general vivacious-@- M. Penley, county agricultural But, unlike business at present, it|neas and alertness it rivais anyting °*t, who accompanied the was not neoded. ever staged by any of the feminins |‘? Casper. | High Batting Average. laancing soroity, from Miriam to Pay.|_Dairymen who recstved the antmais| This was the league in which the|!0W2. It might be referred to as “The|W*r® Charles Swingle, Ray Carroll, Mapper batted:a clean.1,000 and mafe|Woodshed Dance,” and is usually ac-| “bates Carlson and J no errors. And this is the league that |C°™PAnted by accented percussion. In} hasbeen slammed.a vital walloped to|*8ct Percussion to featured. It is us- > Ss Sita‘ "Tenants y an ext sree ws TROOPS MUSTERED OUT who have made {t unfashionable to din. | Rdout sixteen inches of triple-piy razor{ play the-shiny side of « silk etocking,|8tT4P or the unplaned side of some! | |to abbreviate the hair at the earn and |Sheavily set shingle. | COL }to wear closely caressing costumes| This dance’ is very exhausting to | -|that have their genesis somewhere|oth performers and its effect upon nm Oliver, ; |south of tre collar bone and thelr ro-|th® audience is extremely realistic COLISEUM MOTOR CO. in the matter of wearing apparel, and! velation eomewhere in the vicinity of especially if the audience happens to| ZONE, TROUBLE KT END &s foolishly plethoric as the military] When the skirts dropped and the|!!Me of preference. Loud, Aictton of modern armies. |hair came up tho vlgarette became un:| There is very small difference tn the fashionable and many of the other ap | % ld. often acc such as featured th med dance y this form of WAiSEN RG, Colo., Dec. 80.— lost-breath motion. between “Fair/putenances that have been termed|**TPSichorean endeavor. Miltary ucficials Thursday began mus-| Donse Brotners Hermoine, wilnt thou gladden my left|chic since. before. the .war became| Ad, #0 long as we are upon that|tering out the Colorado rangers on| SEDAN upper ventricle with the sweet pleas- ure of thy presence fn the next min net?” and “Sir, Private Biggers reports to the Captain that laundry won't be ready until next|Loan drives and the Sam Browne belt. |Pe°ome standardized. T Tuesday. The landjady sys she's! The dance was her last and most.in-/D!t, in certain Individual tnetances, | practically all af the rangers would be making home brew in the wash tubs|vulnerablesrefuge, And now, aince|PUt Usually It is a responsive chant|mustered out by January 5, when it is this week, sir. Does the Captain wish |the dictators say that dancers must! With the first voice, a deep bass, say-|expected martial law will be declared anything e! ‘The figure dance, Ifke the monkey, went through various stages of evo- sir?” lation, substitution and we note its various ramifications fn the square dance, the Virginia reel, hallowsd memory. . 5 Thore were certain elements of conver- | conversation. MEMORIAL CHIEF NAMED. sation apace. Especially was this true! The waltz, they say, f# most appro-|_ INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 30—Ty 8. where the stave driver in the olf priate for a proposal of marriage; the! Vlmsley of New Orleans has been ¥|square dance mounted a bale of hay | fox trot is more suitable for the prose-|T@@Ppointed chairman of tho Amor and bossed the show. His “Swing yo'| cutio: of a light running conversation |!0# Legion's committee on memorials pardners” has become a classic. |while the one-step, which no one ever|MAnford = MaoNider, legion national and others of its app grudge agati Then the Waltz. |dances any more anyway, {s more like-| And, ef cour the waltz has made|ly to bring on coversational speed and ee about the time women activity. began to/see tho light and leave off; Following out this line of reason-! bus tles gnd trains, but the couples ing, it is very easy to see why they who waltzed barely touche! their fin-|haye. revolutions In Ruysia, Their gor tips and danced so far away from favorite form of dance is that super.| each ether, as compared to our mod- charged, overzealous affair where they ern mode, that conversation was real-/sit upon their heels, ora at a time Is out of the querna . Then came the renction and, boy,'front of them. hewts! It arrived with all the aswur. they plot insurrections with that dance ance @ country reintive with five/®s an appetizer, | growing erilren. Somebody with a Possible Complications. c Everybody Welcome t tho world discovered| If conversation ts allied to the jood Music and Good Time that heat-crazed rhythm of misconti- dance calls for a particular oral ac- plainly vulgar, the flapper has been|Particular subject, there 1s usually a/duty here since the strike of coal forced to remake or to step gracefully |Sh#racteristic type of conversation| miners in the southern Colorado fields into the same limbo of passe. things |‘! Cccompanies this danco. Through | began. ‘Troop C, members were being that enshroud the Kaiser, the Liberty |!09S Years of practical usage it has|mustered out this afternoon. It was may vary @jsaid at military headquarters that! the Captain's joonversationalize, it's all over for her|!"® soulfully. “I want you to remem-| off, but the spongeful of chloroform.) eh young » that this hurts me] Col. Patrick Hamrock {ssued permits These experts in the matters of the! Worse than it doos you," followed by and dissolntioh dance, and the conversational phase|“V¢ resounding whacks and then « of it in particular, even go so far as|#Bril sounding response, “I. won't do Suite 15, Daly Bldg. Phone 1191-J eng pr PY ie rel! in, Pa, honest, I won't." petbagpetiod Leahy peat Onirer| BaD neat Size ; Fine Custom Tailoring New Goods Arriving Daily Remodeling Done by Expert Tailors jcommander, has announced. Other mombers of the committee are W. W. Holloway, Kansas City, Kan.; Bmmett |O'Neal, Louleville; Paul Edwards, Seattle and David J. Davis, Scranton Pa. | ‘Building Costs Lowered By having us sand your interior finish you save from $20 to $30 on the average 5-room house. 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