Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1922, Page 8

be Casper Daily Cribune ai | | J | Women have taken to polo, eotors been considered for men hess a gamo too deep for the fe hament held in London for ni Mrs..R. Stevenson in the foreground. r sports which have here Man has also considered but here you see a tour- only. Mrs. M. Stollas Geft) and \ 4 . » if a ot i ax | wl ia mr Uh if i I | Scored for America lin Here's Nancy Vorhees, high jumper on the team of girls which repre- gented America in the Olympic games at Paris, practising shortly befora] _ the contest. In the Olympic she tied for first with Miss Carrie Hatt of, _ England. with a ic Of 1.45. meters,” Police of Portland, Me.,.are trying to learn if 2 nn¢ Boston & pasion ® rallrosds was of incendiary o: Loss was $1.000.006 ‘When Miss Marion’ Berry, of Cleveland, arrived in Soissons as = member of the Ame Good Will Delegation she found tite prize baby Sf the district, dress he Stars and Stripes. t The Oid EK own By Stanley j ‘ " -Peasant fashions, 80’ popular for Srown-ups, are now being shown in children’s frocks, They distinguish @ sreat many dresses for “iittle _ raymore,’ reford bull, {s valued at $20,000 by his owner, W. L. oe Yost, Independence, Mo., who has entered him tn the National Hereford Show to be held at Wilmington, Del., Sept. 4-8. More than 250 head af Hereford cattle have been cntered from ten states. | ae Wood, the. sign man. Service, a ity, price. ~MUNGO “WAS 50 BRIGHT, HIS MOTHER CALLED HIM SON” NOW MUNGO, WE WiLL PARDON MY QUITE SO-'TIS BETTER GO ON WITH YOUR :/ PRESUMPTION, 5iR, NOT TO BE TOO RADICAL EDUCATION — AS, BUT COLUMSUS — THE WORLD THEN COLUMBUS PROVED, 4 SAILS LONG HENCE 71S CROOKED — THE WORLD IS UNTIL WE GET + MUCH FOR. THE OFFICIAL ce { AUNT SARAS PEABODY LEADER, OF THE SOCIETY FOR SuPDRESSinN” \ OF PIPE SMOKING DISCOVERED MARSHAL OTEY WALKER HELP TRE NEW DRESSMAKER IA SKIRT FITTING — PICTORIAL REVIEW OF LATE EVENTS IN NATI NATION . AND WORLD Underneath the letter “Z" on this typewriter is hidden a small but powerful dictaphone. Londca detectives are using them to listen in on office conversations. So are divorce sleuths, ____._ THURSDAY, _ AUGUST 31, 19 31, 1922. Locked In People in New York City lve You'd think that everyone would know all about thelr neighbors. But they don’t. And don’t care to. ‘Above is Dominic Albino, He was Kept locked in a dark room for four years according to officers, who found him in an East Siac garret like bees in a hive, ants ina hill. Pe Atzer the heavy fighting in County Cork onc of the Free State soldiers “resented arms” to two fair Gamsels and did an about face, Italy’s Socialist Leaders Deputies Turati and Modigiliani are the socialist leaders who forced the recent crisis in Italy in a vain attempt to form a socialist cabinet. ‘This photograph, just received in America, show the deputies in a good) bumor at the time they thought they baa achieved the coup. Largest Yacht on the Mississippi Dogs Executed Mrs, Mabel Belardi and two ot her 18 dogs which were executed after they had killed Albert Bise, ® neighboring ranchman at Sacra- mento, Cal. Mrs. Belardi pleaded S-6t! self-defense for the dogs. STARS — MR. OWL HAS Rosita ne WHILE J URGE YOU TO THE ./GOsLOW— waar STARS SHINE DURING MR.OWL PROBABLY Z\ SAW DURING THE NOT VISIZ. NOw. WE'LL TAKE OP THE | AGAIN, The North Star, Dr. Wm. J. Mayo's $100,000 yacht, just:after it had been latmched at St. Paul. It is 120 fect long, with 23-foot beam, thé largest screw-propelled boat on the Mississippi. Getting Ready for Beanlian Flight The Sampaio Correia, 800-h. ». flying boat named after the president of the Brazilian Acro club, being prepared for its flight from New York t¢ Rio de Janeiro. Walter Hinton and Dr. E. Pinto Martins will make the tvia s You TEACHER, | MAY STUDY “§ r THE MOON FOR