Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1923, Page 8

ates neebeeer~e pe esrae een Ete att a Aehn EDOPO Om ee Eine NERA hf ) ppReemAARTRL ET Eee ESP OED FoR EEF ME torte ries beet Ee hmI Abound. Wolves and Foxes nized in mer near Loyal t him back two wolves » wolves and $8 for the Che Casper Daily Cribune ng fine in Havana, ¢ ows the finish of a her is declared to be perfec tal park. ‘here : Famous members of the winter colony at St. Moritz are shown in these. pictures, The young lady being swung in the air ts Miss’ Freda Whittaker, the world’s most famous ballet ‘dancer on skates. Above is shown Maurice, famous dancer, making his first gttempt to si Apparently, he is fully re- red fPom the illness that threatened bis life a few months ago. MEA Photos, “Guarding the Rhine Bridgehead ed E us Pobtiey rd . part of the occupied c ‘ Fs at the bridgehead et KehL, - oup of Brench s Andres Haugen of Minneapolis outjumped all the national and international ski jumping celobritiss at the opening of the new jump at Grand Beach, Mich. Ski enthusiasts from Indiana, Mnols and Michigan joined in a club near the common border line of these three states at the southern end of Lake Mich’gan, One of the most modern jumps in existence has been built up on top of a sand dune. In W/ashincton to See The White Father é fj - 4% | a, ad r “ There is bad medicin ‘to protest to the W the Burson bill now b of chiefs was photographed in Chicago as it was on its way to Washin ather, ae the President is known, Fight Jack better and bette is so convineed himself with o-suggestion that he now de hat he is perfectly confident Rive dack ’ i thorough trmming, EA At a heighth of 10,000 feet, Cap tain Cyril Turner startled New ;York by writing in the clouds with \letters two and one-half miles long. ‘This photograph, made with long-range lens, shows Turner in his plane at the end of the letter. \mnset, Captain Turner. Cost $15,000 Lester M. Fator of Idaho, Amer- {ica’s champion jockey for 1922, has been sold to Sam C. Hildreth of the Roncocas stables for $15,000, Most of Fator’s successes were made at the Tijuana track where he closed When the Stars and Stripes are hauled down for the last time over the Rhine Castle Ehrenbreitenstein and the Yanks goodby to Coblenz French troops wll enter with TNT and blow thy ancient fortress out of the hill. The picture shows general vew of the castle held for so long by the American garrison. ” Says He “Give Me Heaven, W. Hiers (above) is seen during a feve Hollywood, where he makes funny faces in the movies. The scene {s in a telephone booth in a Chicago ratlpoad station, Walter is calling his bride- to-bo in Syracuse, N. Y., to remind her that they are to be married as soon as the trains can get him there. ‘d moment on his-way east from Germans Show Force 1—The French have occupied all of the Ruhr basin and have an irou cordon about it. They are meeting each piece of stubbornness on tho Ger- mans’ part with a fresh advancs. Seventy thousand men at full war h are reported to be holding the region. There is talk of the French advancing as far as the Lippe river to better their strategic position. 3 while the Germans have mobilized 25,000 men between Luerien {the season with 189 victories, ler to oppose a further advance of the French into Germany. ore congress, uccording to the belief of the Indians of | ton | The army transport St. Mihiel commanded by Captain W: at her dock in Brooklyn, N. ¥.9at the beginning of her voyage to bring back the American troops on the Rhine. Army Transport Sails for Rhine Troops ‘oodbury Oliver (inset) is shown here steaming up