Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1922, Page 8

ROAD TRUCKS — Re ampee Detty Cro FULL DRESS OF PLAINS Sees Sone emit eee Jegal fiction, arbitrarily fixed before | chine in the world. It has a single mode, education had its birth. Ufting FRIDAY, JULY 21, 19: HALLS FOR RENT For All Qecasions, Union Labor Hall, 340 North Wolcott Street BUY PIGEON’S TEAS TO CARRY MAIL IN EMERGENCY Highty-seven army July trucks employed on Wyoming road projects are avat.-| able for immediate use of the federal government for the transportation of United States mail in case of a rail- road tieup, according to a telegram sent today to th roads in Wast m by the Wyoming highway department. The telegram followed an inquiry from Weshington as to how many trucks Wyoming could supply. SALE ENDS SATURDAY cI y of bustness for the Fa- ers will be tomorrow and st how: be from 11 until jock tomorrow night. The doors remain open midnight and ger. This store has been run: for sev months handling as handcied only dress clothes hout the full period of its ex- ratford suits and Stacy Adams the well known he Famous Cloth. ted in the Arkeon building. A statement made today ts to the effect that, although well sntisfied | bureau of public! AGAIN IN VOGUE, OLD CHEYENNE DONS PAINT CHEYENNE, Wyo, Iuly 21. — Cheyenne rapidly is assuming the eepect of @ “mushroom town"—not | in the usage of the phrase to de | scribe @ settlement that has sprung | UP overnight, but because its inhab- itants appear top-heavy. Looking down from high buildings, the | streets below seem to be crowded | With unbrelias of variegated hues, | but mostly fawn-colored. The Chey- | enneltes, to explain without delay, | are @onning Frontier Days garb— sixth annual Frontier Days celebra- tion which will open next Tuesday, July 25th, and continue four days. Never before has the eve of the | famous wild west carnival brought | forth #0 many and such big som- | breros, such chromatically start- | ing shirts, such prodigious and amazingly gaudy neck scarfs. The whole town sens to have gone “looney” -t~ “cowboy stuff -and | Darrassed haberdashers, viewing— | shirts, gigantic neckerchiefs, fran- | tically ere dispatch-telegraphing de- Edwards’ Plank SEAGIRT, N. J., July 21—Sale of Deer and light wines by grocery mands for doubly expedited ship- mente of more such merchandise. There'll be oodles of cowboys in |stores will be one of the planks of Cheyenne during Frontier Days, but everybody in cowboy outfits |campaign for United States senator, will not be cowboys. The most pic- turesquely attired person ts as like ly to be a clothing #tire clerk, who raided the stock vefore the public rush began, as an honest-to-gcod- ness twister o: untamed horseflesh or finished master of a trained lar fat. Cheyenne has quit worrying about he announced today “at his second “governor's day” at Camp Edwards. He said he opposed the return of saloons. A stamp tax on beers and wines sold in groceries, he sald, would go far toward reducing other govern- ment taxes. |\Kendrick Ready. | To Support Ford Offer In Senate WASHINGTON, July 21.—Sena- tor Kendrick, Democrat, Wyoming, wha as a member of the senate agri- culture committee Inst week voted against reporting Henry Ford's of- Strike or no strike, the crowd will be here. The crowd, in fact—a very large port of it inclading hundreds of riders and ropers — already is here and “rarin’ to go.* There would be a rip-snorting wild west show ff not another person were to arrive before the celebration began. ‘There ts hardly a wild west perfor mer of note who ts not already on the ground, while tendarfeet—well, the whole personnel of the trite of | Cheyenne is set to “let ‘er rip” and “ride ‘em high, wide and hand- some,” Ee-e-ou-e-ce! if the lease period were reduced from 100 to 50 years to comply with the federal water power act. The Wyorhing senator told the wenate that while there were other objections to the Detroit manufac- turer's contract he felt that the fer for the Muscle Shoals proper- | EMBARGO ASKEDONALLGOODS | _ THAT CAN BE MADE IN AMERICA question of the 100-year lease involy- | ed a principle too great to be dealt with hastily. The girl, brough: to its inventor. We until tender in bas been adde in whieh the carrots ha’ and seasonings. occasionally. Add cooked six people, simict screw, the iden of a little t many millions of Gollars| The Baltic Sea has an average RED CROSS CREAMED CARROTS AND PEAS 36 tap. salt 2 thep. butter 46 cup Red Cross Milk 4 medium-sized carrots 4epth of onty forty-three yards. Our air-tight container keeps it RED CROSS EVAPORATED MILK ALL GROCERS SELL IT ‘Try this popular recipe for = bsp. flour a tsp. pepper 2 small cas peas 1 cup carrot stock e chrrots, cut in fine strips. Cock iling water, to which 1 tep. salt Drain, saving 1 © of the water been cooked for the cream and sc Let Soll until thickened, stirring carrots and peas. Serves wing which ts easily detachable, NATRONA COUNTY Subject to the will of the white sauce; 1 small can of peas drained thoroughly, voters at the Primaries, en oe Gtade Lempectaltel with alarm mingled with gratfica- | dude” appears to Have deser:ded on | ties announced in the wenate that ae ee Mer ah rer oieey in besitae . A aes oe 1922 le: ade 2 raine matter; ai ur, stir gui > Phare ice Bos tion thetr randy cinta ubins the capital of the cow country. | he would vote to accept the offer Constantly until thoroughly blended: add the lee: @ . 11 Varieties of Green and Black Japan or Gunpowder Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. hone 623 Call Miss Hoffman PHONE 1748M Prosecuting Attorney Cherries are ripe! —how to can them with the patronage given by many| Casperites, the management has found tt impossible to continue with! WASHINGTON, July 31—A conrjof putting to work the army of 8,500,- the store for a longer period of time/piete embargo against the importa-/ 000 unemployed. owing to unavoidable economic condl-| tion of inanufacturers articles that| “To me the situation in this coun. tions generally, which have prevented! can de produced in the United States|try is a serious one,” declared Sena. the public from buying as freely of/was advocated in the senate|tor Gooding. “I wi the finer quality of clothes as would /by. Senator Goofing of Idaho, chatr-|a dangerous one, butt may become Mid-summer Clearing Votes for High School Diploma otherwise be possible. — m | Modest Styles Rule In Co-ed School, Report SWARTHMORE, Pa., July 21.— Simplicity and modesty in dress by Swarthmore college co-eds are to be continued despite “the trend of mod- exn society.” Handreds of letters are being sent by officers of the Fala student government and Miss Ethel Brewster, dean of women, to women applicants for admission em- phasizing that this long has been a “tradition at Swarthmore” and urging the women students and thelr mother “to uphold and pre- serve this standard. “We hope espe: adds, “that the mothe ” the letter of our girls man of the Republican agricultural |tarif? bloc. Contending that; other {mations had adopted this course, Mr. Gooding said that only in this way could the United States meet what he | termea the overshadowing prpblem NO TRACE OF ~ MISSING FLYER | FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 21—No trace has been found of Clarence ©. Prest, the aviator who started from Eagle for Fairbanks Sunday and has |not been heard of since. Searching |parties made up of Fairbanks citizens, |including skilled mushers and old-time | prospectors, have scoured two hundred |miles of country between the two |citles without result. Grave fears for |Prest’s safety are entertained as the! |season is the worst ever known here| for rain and cold tnd Prest was with- net say it .is| dangerous unless we give the produc- ers an opportunity to start the wheels of industry and the great army of unemployed an opportunity to earn a living. ” pene IARDING IS BUSY. July 21.—Prest- ' Holders Urged | "BERKELEY, Cal., July 21.—All nish jschool graduates, regardless of age, should be allowed to vote in national, state and municipal elections, accord- ing to Horace M. Rebok of Santa |Monica, who addressed the annual dent Harding took the unusual step| meeting of the California high school | today of cancelling his conference/ teachers’ association mow in session at with newspaper correspondents be-|the University of California. cause of the press of his engagements | He asked to have the proposition with officials and individuals con-|submitted to a vote of the people. cerned in the industrial situation. | Once adopted in California, he asserted | ERS ee the plan would spread to other states | until high school graduates would be enfranchised all over the country. Rebok argued that education rather than age, should determine the right ©. A. Daniels, drilling contractor, |of the citizen to vote. He maintained went to Riverton today. hat any high school graduate was far | _VITAMINES 4xD HEALTH * Make no mistake, to be healthful, the body needs nourishment rich in vitamines. The child needs them in abundance to assure growth and Highest prices paid for diamonds, old gold and silver. H. B. Kline, jew- eler, Oil Exchange Bldg. Tlf Jb gta S Ac “on Sale Men’s and Boys’ Cioth- Men’s Summer Two-Piece Suits. Made of Silk Mohair and Palm Beach Cloth. belted or plain conservative models. Values from $25.00 to $35.00. Men’s Canvas Shoes and Oxfords. Beach shades. $4.00 and $4.50 values... Manhattan Shirts. ing, Shoes, Hats and Furnichi Made in the sport $16.50 Special... White or Palm Regular $2.85 Made uf the finest Imported Madras Cloth and Madras with Silk stripe. Regular $5.00 and $6.00 values 9385 Genuine Grenadine Crochet and Knitted Neckwear. IANNING need not delightful new method of aven be a hot, disagree conning. that thousmads of pad bove. ph cag penith — ae Nerd oo cipe al sons. not it your- fruit, and vegetable may elftils summer?” be put up as easily. The There is results are delicious—un- Lorain strength; the adult to help $1.50, $2.00 and sustain the body-forces against disease. will agree with us that extremes or $2.60 Wvalnes ...-2 oe ee ee 89e Men’s Athletic Union Men’s fine Lisle Sox. out food or a blanket. eccentricities in style of the dress ~ OVEN HEAT ea | oe and of the coiffure are not indica- | Hugh C. Paulson of the Interna-| @ fr» yo j F 4 4 | REGULATOR tive of the good taste which Indica- | tional Revenue service was in the city | { | women should preserve.” |from Cheyenne yesterday. | ! . Simply set the “red wheel” aA MERE C a Suits. Made of Cross- Black, navy, cordovan, lator. s/n attachment ofgas for say, heat you want. Ps 5 D. 8S. Fredlund, of Axel Fred-| ite. range ovens. It automatically gas pressure, etc.; Distribution Of iss anieNbetbceaketoay en. tio rote ‘ Pepe gee 59e a Gage 35e Keepa your oven at any one of do not affect the oven’ tem-, lington railroad, has just returned to i ii FFX t | Per pair _....._. | eure.) Casper atten Bhjatereen ein cine OF PUREST VITAMINE-BEARING COD-LIVER OIL eve 3 PAIRS $1.00 200 dozen Corliss-Coon Soft Collars, 25c values his brother in California. ————_ | is the ideal body-building food for a child or an adult! It is abundant in the vitamine-elements that science has found so needful for health and growth. ‘ Just a little Scott*s Emulsion, Extra full cut Blue Chambray Work Shirts —$1.00 War Materials To States Urged | pecinseee Seat cases ates automobile business, Mr. Gallup ts 65e \ ‘The beked-on finish of FOR three times dai value ...—. 2 25e giver sep & lustrous, durable agent for the Star and Durant cars, after a, would be ettective. Be a bottle ma iflvenod colocket Allatecl conetruet MPHE a grvavedl (platsbtena Toul start building your strength toda’ - \ Z of, styles and couvenient sises * =: card ie :, ., itor Louis = yey: Rola fide letters | ae tinvare erty B Second at $ Boot? & Bowne, Hoomdeiaase see 33-13 Men’s and Boys’ Bathing Suits, 95c and up to $7.50. to Dhoom from 7-20-2t to congressmen and senators from this| rging them to support the joint - Casper state urging them to suppor! i : i senate resolution providing for pro- it | Gas Appliance Co., portionate distribution of surplus wer b: ie . | as : an materials among the states. The goy- ne. ernor stated that the materials re- 154 South Center Street celved for road building purposes from the federal government had been very! valuable and indicated that much of the surplus material now on hand can| be used in the state institutions. | ———— ene 8 SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS WASHINGTON.—Appointment of a commission to go into the coal 119 E. First—Phone 1500 Brodie Rubber Co. u« CAMPING SEASON ATTENTION Railroad Strikers mining situation notwithstanding the refusal of mine workers and of i a minority such arbitr due time,” it became known at the | White House, MIAMI, Fla—The converted aux- | Wary schooner William H. Albury | was held up by motor boat pirates off Fun Key and her master, Capt. | Edgcomb, shot dead on deck, nc- | cording to a wireless message. i i At the request of the committee representing | the C. & N. W. Ry. and C.B. & Q. Ry. Feder- ated Shop Crafts | For the Fishing Tackle that Iands "em, see our line. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FISHING TACKLE REDUCED. i tit WASHINGTON—An ettort P to | settle the railroad strike at a sud- denly arranged conference of heads | of leading railroads and members of | § the senate interstate commerce | EM commission was understood to havé | falled. 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