Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1922, Page 11

+|Ready to Row English Channel jeorge Redrull, of Deal, England, in the Ught skiff tn which he to cross the English channel in less than nine hours. ‘| When Two Dams Broke 2 if, ————— ne . done to houses and to the Boston & Maine at tt, Mass., when two dams broke is estimated at $1,000,000, Langwald Pond buret.. When the water swept into Robert's ’. that dam collapsed. 4 The overturned auto shows the torog JEANNE ROLAND (Copyrient 193 by Pen-Art Service, Ine) material, the cuffs being trimmed with buttons. A deep band of the solid color ornaments the skirt, «| narrower bias outlining the neck. sleeves and waist, Fig. I pictures the correct way to join bias bands. After they first are cut on a perfect bias, join, on the straight lengthwiso or straight crosswise thread, being ing suit can be both ind conservative has pof -in this dainty ban follow the prefer- and make it in ging- combination of satin nnel. its, expressing obedi- ommand of Fashion. waistline and round at suspicion there is cut in one with the Fig. I—Plecing bias. Fig. —Lining and knickers Joined. sure to have all the seams run in the same direction. Fig. II illustrates knickers. at- tached to the lining which fastens in front and has a square neck and shoulder straps cut in one with lap.at the sides in small plaits, as € ffed -with the plaindshown in the figure. Bult No. 2108, cut in sizes, 84 to 44 inches bust, will be id, upon receipt’ of twenty cents. Be sure to give correct Co. Rize of pattern when ordering. Write name and address Ind orders to Pattern Editor, this newspaper, They'ro coming to town tomor Tow—coming to town in tinsel and Refuses Increase Miss Agnes McPhail, only woman member of Canadian parliament, has teturned to the minister of finance Advocate of econ- omy, she had voted aganst increase in parliamentary salaries from $2,500 to the sum of $1,500. $4,000. ‘ ‘ @his picture of striking rallway shop workers leaving thelr jobs in the Chicago, Milwaukee shops, Chicago, is typical of similar scenes throughout the country as thousands of workera Sbayeaitanes -like this were common, not.the slightest disorder was re ported from any quarter. Rookies frolic on the spar of the Norfolk which is read y to sail for the annual summer training cruise, cae strike orders. While enthr:siastic demonstrations _No, horse and rider aren't dead. Just one of the cirevs tricks th their horses. “Rookies” have to train thelr own mounts, fhe Casper Dally Cridune DLLOWING_ THE NEWS WITH THE CAMERA spangles, costly furs and wrinkled hides, for Sells-Floto circus now combined with Buffalo Bill's Wid West. Show rolls into Casper from Cheyenne tomorrow for a matinee and evening engagement. There'll be lots to see in the Selis- Floto street parade. From the “blood-eweating behemoth”. to the last clow car; from the tableaux floats to the kangaroo den (with the baby kangaroos doing ‘Keller. man's" into thelr mothers’ pouches); from the blaring bands to the hoot- ing, tooting calliopes, tho parade will be offered to please. Every cage will be open, so that the crowds along the curbs may have an animated xoological treat. And the performance will be not- able in the number of well known families and troupes on the» big show roster, There are “Poodles” Hanneford, tho greatest riding flown of all time and the riding Hannofords; the Nelsons, flying re- turn acts; four great trouples of Chinese serial sensations, the Hod- gins, the Hobsons, riding Acts; the Hamido Madri Arabs, the ‘LaPearls, the Steiners, the La Fleurs, the Otawagas’ sensational stage and ring features; Berta Beeson, the “Paviowa of the high wire,” the Kremka troupe, the Marinellis, the Harris, the Lindsays, the Luckeys, the Hamiltons and othes in novelty offerings and score of animal, aerial, riding acrobatic and gym- nastic displays, not forgetting Vic toria, lovely aerial wire artiste, ‘The riding Hannefords, featured among many notable acts with the Big |CIRCUS PARADES AND SHOWS HERE TOMORROW; MANY MARVELS ASSURED When ‘Striking ‘Rail Shopmen Laid Down ‘Tools FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922. Puff Handle Eddie’s ‘Steed Is 400 Years Old “Powder, puff, mirror, ‘neverything, right In the handle of your sunshade. |Mrs. Dorothy C. Rawlins, of Charles- town, Maas. thinke it great—her hub-| Eddie Hubbell rides old “Rough Neck,” inhabitant of the alligator farm in Los Angglos. Though 400 years o]d the alligator is under ful) control of this lftie tot. OR QUICK RESULTS TRY TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS SMAI AAT oT oto cirous, are the best as well as. the highest sal- | estrians in the world. For onths they appeared at | York Hippodrome, and no red in that mommoth play- | ever cause dso much com- | r contributed so potentially | ttracting the public. There are circus acts that are highly me us, but which cannot be | with increasing the reve fa show. The Hanneford riding act is, however, so unusual that it bec “the talk of the town" wherever it is seen and is a distinct factor in helping to crowd the’ big tents. The Hannefords not only perform all the equestrian feats accom. plished by other clever riders but they also introduce feature stunts in their riding that are entirely new to the circus. With this, “Poodles” Hanneford, the irrepressible riding clown, creates a comedy element that is as original as it is funny. “Poodles” rides on, over under and back of a horse, and his burlesque equestrianism gives a merry con- trast to the often thrilling riding exploits of the other members of the family. The Hannefords will sure- ly be one of the big hits of the Selis-Floto circus when it exhibits here. : _——eo Sells- known aried ec Better Printing Business Stationery, Calling Cards, Wedding Announcements, Books, Catalogs. THE COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY Phone 980-J . OLDEST ESTABLISHED PRINTING HOUSE IN CASPER omes Basement Midwest Building Take the Elevator : Casper, Wyoming The Londen waterworks system will shortly? possess the largest reservoir in the rid. 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