Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1922, Page 8

>AGE EIGHT PI Ber ide Wild in the Wild Waves | Misses Louise fioat. Hence, water poker. is played in a swimming pool at Washington, D. C. Confessed and His Captor fonet was arrested and wk, N. J., harges of attemptin: @ Bost and F ut of $15,000 worth of harges against Monet are report: © get bonds and securities worth $ md that he forged the names of jess men. Photo shows Manet disguised to conc wer eye. Photo at le anager Griffith of P. \e ic that he had tried firms In Newark and Newark busi- i it with cover ut his des yhose keen study of Monct’s mannerism led to the latter's arrest and con- ‘ession. MacNider Flies to Talk “Three cities demanded the presence of Hanford MacNider in three hours time. On the right, you see the natfonal commander of the Amer- ican Legion flying from Tacoma, Wash., to Bremerton, Wash, ._Then he flew to Seattle for the third speech. , Newest Fashions Left: Beaded georgette certainly holds its own as this Informal little Inner gown of the softest rose pink with peat heads proves, Right: Whita tceupies. the center of the stage so fashion decrees and when of erepe and reatled in bugle heads, it becomes a gown of charming e. The pointed shirt and black sag arg its chiot characteristics, Che Casper Dallp Cridune After Brother’s Crown Joe Shows How He Pitches * Here is Bullet Bush’s hand shoving the forked grip which he uses in throwing his yaw-haw ball. YEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1922. CTORIAL REVIEW OF LATE EVENTS IN NATION AND WORLD in Dynamite Blast Cars Wrecked Several score persons were injured when a three-car electric train of the Niagara Falls “high speed” line was wrecked following a dynamit- explosion near Buffalo, N. ¥. Passengers were tourists from Philadel- phia, Baltimore and New England points. Four men were seen at the scene of the explosion a few minutes before it occurred. A bitter fight for the swimming crown is rapidly developing, Johnny Weismuller who has 1 all’ swimmers, recently acknowledged that the only person he had in the immediate future was his brother Peter Weismuller who i y sixteen years old and was never in a swim- ming tank until a year A Lesson in Patience A Bull-Throwing Senator Senators are wont to “take the bull by the horns”—in their oratorical t filghts—but when Senator Medill McCormick wants to throw the bull He repairs to his Rock River Farms in Illinois the nose. weary i i and takes a real bull by t arithmetic has shattered the plans of her parents to school by marrying 19-year-old Claude young to be married, but I was so young child wife. girl, ; c 13-Year-Old Bride A Gentle Thirteen-year-old Florence Bright, of geography, spelling and send her to high Miphant, Both bride and groom live in Macon, Ga, “I know I am awfully ired of going to school” said the The mother of the Mrs. T. ©, Bright threatened io haye the marriage annuled. Little Miss Tarkington is bound and declared that she'll get a enap- shot of President Harding, so she’s waiting on the White House steps for him to come out. Ups-a-Daisy! A after land! _Adventurous School Marms group of 62 Ohio school teachers recently started to tour Ew le ling at Paris after flying from London. pat Jay Brace, Jr., is envied by all his playmates in Oakland, | Cal. * He has a six months’ lion cub for a pet, But he has to wear heavy gloves:to play with it. Jay's dad is oficial lion hunter of the state ‘The photo shows some of them just She tried to sit on top of a mammoth ball in the water, but Fight out from under her. “This happened at the Luther Gullick ce 2 go, Me., in a water carnival in which 100 ieaerdeemd, girls from 13 states Indianara Does the Grand Salaam Syed Ali traveled from India to Losston to take care of Indlanara,| giant elephant at the London Zoo. The beast suffered with nervousnes: but Syed All has cured him and here ‘ °) the animal salutes r i | city af Coolidge more to wips out of existence all domination ice President Coolidge in Portland, Ore., on August 15 that Is to be erectiad*There. is-seen abvut to turn he first spadeful of carth for the base of th t the aedication ar i Roose at the ation of thegsite for the - ‘Tho statue, which is the work of A. Proct, presi ctiand hy Dr. Henry Waldo Coe, a resident and long a personal friend cf Rodsevelt eo rbvier ae Walter R.. Stokes of Washingto snapped as he sailed for Milan, Ital to compete in the International Ri France. Caught at Last! other Ameri- years to catch a square- Be to, Mr. retains n the photo, Mr. selghs nipe pounds, th RENE NI NL OES Match, he won the event last year, when competition was held at Lyons, Conn} has been’ for three trying speckled trout at Casrebassctt, Me- She got him this summer. He al y fle