Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1922, Page 5

ve “ 7 TCLOWN* FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922. ss INCENDIARTSM IN FIRES SEEN ON THE COAST Old Fires Revived by Forest Blaze Fighters, Is Charge of State Forester at Olympia. OLYMPIA, Wash., July 26.—Com- bined with the ever increasing danger from fires is the under current of in- cendiarism which has developed in severai sections of the state, accord. ing to State Forester Fred E. Pape. Although this menace has not as- sumed large proportions, it is serious enough to cause worry under existing conditions, {t was said. The faet that a number of old fires have sprung up after being virtually extinguished by fire fighters has led to the belief that some members of crews anxious to continue working in certain areas are responsible. Sev. cral under suspicion have been dis charged Another danger exists tn the land owners Wo seek to bur sover logged- off areas in order to create pasture for thelr stock next spring The situation was described today by Mr. Pape as the most critical in history of the state, the number fires beyond control, the area of burned over, an dthe expense of fight- ing exeeeding any other year. The actual loss is not belleved to be quite arge. new fire wus reported near Win lock in Lewis rounty in the works of the Menefee Iumber company which is threatening green timber. gse etd beats < Stage Producers Retain Thomas! ; French NEW YORK, July 28.—Woodrow Wilson was among the first to fell- gitate- Augustus Thomas, playwright, upon his appointment by the Produc- ing Managers’ association to a position in the theater comparable to that of Commissioner Landis in. baseball and of Will H. Hays in the movies. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished house. 845 S. McKinley. 7-28-2t FOR RENT—Modern tworoom fur nished. Basement apartment. 932 S. Spruce. 7-28-38 LOST—tady’s gold wrist watch, El gin with black band on it. I. C. W., between Casper and Garden Creek fulls. Reward. No, 5, Ardmore Apart- ments. 7-28-ste FOR RENT—One and two-room apart. ment, nicely furnished. 140 N. Cen- ter. 7-28-3t ed FOR RENT — Oneroom ‘furnished house, gas and lights furnished. 7: N. Center. 7: WANTED—Gentleman w.. 1 #0 chil- dren wishes borrd ané jroom in private home. Address P. O. Box. 3 American Girl To Get Title By Adoption o YORK, July NEW 28. — Docu- ments permitting the adoption of Mrs. Pierre Tartoue, daughter of Mrs. R. Bengue Barnet of Portiand, Ore., by the Countess Cirel de Too- quesville de Rampen de Chanquetot, ‘Were approved by Surrogate John P."Cohalan. Through the adoption the Amert- can girl becomes a legal member of the aristocratic French family and may use the titles “Countess de Rampen and “Countess de quetot.” The new -ountess may also share in the estace of the fam- fly, which includes among other his- toric possessions a luxurious home in Paris and a chateau near Cher- bours Mme de Tocqueville has been at- tached for some time to the girl she has adopted as her daughter. “My own daughter, who died,” the countess said, “would have been | about Claudia's age had she lived.” The Countess de Tocqueville is the widow of Viconte Augustin Rene Charel de Tocqueville, an efti- cer of the legion of honor. oe oes a Turk Atrocity Probe Given Up WASHINGTON, July 28—Becaus> of the technical state of war still ex- isting between the allied powers and Turkey, the plan of the British, French, Italian and American ‘govern- ments to investigate jointly alleged Turkish atrocities in Anatolia has been abandoned and an inquiry is to be made instead by the International Red Cross. ‘The change in plans was made at the suggestion of the British and Officials after the United States had tndicated its willingness to teke part in a joint governmental J investigation. IRISH PARLIAMENT POSTPONED. DUBLIN, July: 28,—(By The Asso- ciated Press.)—The meeting of the new south Irish’ pariiament, which after being set for July 21, was post- poned until July 29, has again been put off for a fortnight, it was an- nounced here. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Eleanor Lever, ceased. Notice is hereby given that let- ters of administration were on the 8th day of July, 1922, granted to the undersigned in the above estate, and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers for allowance, to the undersigned administrator with- in six months after the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within one res Si bia oon of said, letters, they e forever De- Dated July 14, 1922. JULIAN T. LEVER, Administrator of the Estate of Eleanor Lever, Deceased. WILLIAM O. WILSON, Attorney for Estate. 14, 21, 28, 1922. —— Casper CircusDa TOMORROW, SAT. JULY &— BUFFALO BILLS (~ D WEST ‘SHOW WIL ANDTHE \ ie Street Parade at 11] a. m. RIDERONEARTH. Seats on Sale at Smith-Turner Drug Store Day of Show—Prices: Adults 75c, Children 50c, Including War Tax. TWICE DAILY 2P.M. a) 29 9 STARS GREATEST Chan- | be Casper Daily Cribune | VOL. 1 { FAREWELL PARTY. Frends and neighbors of Mr. and |Mra. R. Thomason gathered Friday jevening for a farewell party at the Thomason home as the Thorasons | Szpect to leave tn the near future for | Texas. Everyone brought along |something good to eat and the result was a regular feast. A very plearant evening wos enjoyed. Among the 51 | Suests present were Arch Brightweli and children, the Thomason, Wallace, Sillyrnan, G. Bulson, Paulson, Bybee, | Jim Gallinger, Elmore, Wiliams, Mel. is and P. W. Geiger families. pects to be awheel about August 5. R. B Robertson has rece’ of the serious fliness of her Miss Edith King, at her heme Junction City, Kansas. A severe tack of pneumonia left Miss King’s lungs badly affected. During her visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Robertson t winter Miss King was very pop- ular with the younger set and the news of her illness comes as a shock to all. | R A. He@rick and A 8 Vall of | Lovell, Wyo., arrived ‘Vedresday eve- |ming for an extended stay here with | Mr. Hedrick’s daughters, Mrs. M. H. Kennedy and Mrs."Dee McDaniel. Mr. | Hedrick made many friends in Mille ,@uring his vistt here last year, all of | whom are giad to see him again. . |, Mrs. Hazel Carter moved Saturday! rns js losing one of {ts most pop- jto Casper, where she has accepted a | Position with ihe Casper Dry Goods departure of Jobr s. mcKnight, who |company, has accepted a position In the hard- | ware department of the Exchange ;_2re Kidd and son, who recently| Furniture company of Casper. Mr. | moved trom Mills to their homestead, | spent agfew days here last week visit. jing with friends. and Mrs. McKnight will continue to reside in Mills for possibly a month longer or until such time as tbeir hardware stock here is disposed of. Both Mr. and Mrs. McKnight have been prominent in town and church activities and thelr leaving is a de- [cided loss to Mills. |. Mr. and Mra F. EB. Eskew enter | tained at difiner last Sunday for Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Whitiake and Mr. Stonesifer of Casper. } | | Mrs. Grover Pendleton and children | famity returned jreturned Friday evening from a twol gongs, Lara og porcine months’ visit with relatives in Minne-| where they have been for the past 10 ecnstimauremitck acta. eg months.* While there Mr, Black was | Miss Dorothy Bassett, Miss Extella | Cneine he oanna Conn paving his } Gault and Messrs. Jack and Olof Huu-| crop burned out he has returned with Jeeneenicked at Box Elder canyon|_ much better opinion of Wyeming’s ;Sunday. The four yoyng people en-| Cooling breezes. joyed a very pleasant day, returning, home in the early evening. MAO SAYS. Mrs. Ray Bohrman has been quite} “A mermaid in Mills way be a mere iM the past week with tonsilitis. As|T™ald from Casper.” soon as her condition permits Mrs.| Bohrman will undergo an operation’ on her tonsils. Goitre Removed Syracuse ‘Tells Hi Soved Ae Opn TYPEWRITER BARGAINS Underwoods, Remingtons, L. C. Smiths, Royals. Mrs. Hattle Church, 215 Putman street, Syracuse, N. Y., says she will tell or write how she was saved an operation with Sorbol Quadruple, a ccloriess liniment. j Get free information at John Trip-| eny Co., 241 S. Center, all drug stores or write Sur 358, Mechanicsburg, | Ohto.—Adv. | | } Repairs gnd Supplies. Typewriters for Rent. CASPER TYPEWRITER - EXCHANGE 230 E.2nd St. Phone 856) “WE PAY THE Loss” Pelton & Hemry Insurance and Bonds | t : U 1 to 10:30 P. M. TODAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY THEATER In— “Go Straight” “America’s Finest Chewing Gum” YOU HAVE CHEWED THE REST, NOW CHEW THE BEST. This famous chewing gum along with CALIFOR- NIA FRUIT, ADAMS’ BLACK JACK and YUCATAN willbe given away free to everyone attending the Hub Theater Friday, July 28. , ¢ ular and enterprising citiras in the 00d trip. PAGE FIVE (a2) THE MILLS NEWS (22) WYO. , JULY 28, 1922 BIRTHDAY PARTY. number of friends gathered to help|for appendicitis. Mrs. Lambert celebrate her birth¢ay. After enjoy- muaie light refreshments were served |Free Methodist church. Mra. Weekly was presented with weve) eral lovely gifts. Those presen* were Mesdames John Trainer, Rou? idou, J.| Jaze! P. Smith, Frenchville, Riley, Mellis,|per motored to Pathfinder dam Su Lindsley, Kennedy, McDaniel, Guy/| day. Campbell, MacGillivray, Hunt, Hun-|oughly enjoyed by the party. ter and the Misses Della Frenchvilie| ey and Bernadine Bause. Mr and 3 Mrs. Van Cleave and children,'a special agreement with Germany f. he bome of Mrs. Bovie’s\the payment of war reparations 4 E. Steinie, 40 miles|kind amounting to ning. Mrs. Boyle day. Mr. Boyle report: g00d condition and the m: Y. W. C. A. CAFETERIA Chicken Dinner Tomorrow PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Sunday school hours 10:39 to 11:30 a.m. Evening services at 8 p. m. NO. 24 | Mrs. Hattie Lambert returned Tues-| “Tira” Weekty was very pieasantty|@8y from Denver, where she has been wurprited Monday evening when a/!" the hospital following an operation feeling very well and expects to soén| clis, nationally noted as leader in ing an evening of social @scourse and|be able to take up her work in the Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Brakebitl, Mrs. 1 Carter and Mr. Volker of Cas-| ©f ® party ascending Mount Siye. ; |PORTUGAL SEEKS REPARATIONS. | LISBON, July 28.—The Portuguese| Mrs. G. E. Boyle andjgovernment is preparing to negotiate 990,000,000 gold} ot In far eastern countries the use forks Noted Mountain Climber Falls to |. Death In Park) = PIGEON’S TEAS 11 Varieties of Green and Black Japan or Gunpowder Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 is still unknown. flags for every opunty of new idea proposed in GLACIER PARK, Mont., Jaly 28. is| —Dr. Frank B. Wynn of Indianap- mountan climbing activities in the | Unted States, was killed in a fall from a cliff here while at the head n-| "eames "| S@fe 7litever INFANTS and INVALIDS Horlick’s oa Avoid Imitations i \ Horlicks . ‘or | tn | and Substitutes The Original Food-Driak For Al Agw | No Cooking — Nessluhing 2 Dt Sreeecceccccocese Pulitical Advertisement) 99¢90000000000000 ANNOUNCEMENT what every man Kayser’s Chamoisette Gloves This imported lipe of Fabric Gloves, in two-clasp, gauntlet and elbow lengths, are the most stylish Gloves of the season at 55c 69c 75¢ 98c $1.19 Main Floor Additional Week-End Bargains ot Our JULY CLEARANCE SALE and Young Men’s Suits In the season’s newest fab- rics and the styles‘ are T $19.95 [! $24.95 I take this method to announce myself as a candi- date for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Na- trona County, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election to be held on August 22. Cc. P. ARBOGAST. 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Two special lots at $34.95 $41.95 ALL SMALL RUGS AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT 1 e+ ~Golden Rule Dept Store LINDSAY: & CO. k of Draperies in the city. Sunfast Over-Drapes In every color and com- (Third Floor.) Fancy Curtain Nets. To beautify your home. bination of colors. 36 and These are most ada) Cc s s ptable, 44 inches wide, at and the price will be dou- 49c, 59c, 65c, bly interesting. 49c to $1.95 Scrims In white and ecru, in a wide variety of patterns. 19c to 63c 89c oe Cretonnes Every piece in this large stock has been cut for final clearance. Let us show them to you.