Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT DIRIGIBLE TO EXPLORER O BE ARCTIC LINER OF FUTURE, SAYS © N DEPARTURE WISCASSET, Me, June 25.—(By NEA Service}—Tourist trips to the North Pole within 10 years! That's not a hot weather dream but the prediction of Dr. Donald B. MacMillan, foremost Arctic explorer, whose expedition sailed from here for the far north June 23 in the tiny auxiliary schooner Bowddin Naturally, the route will be through the air but Dr. MacMil'an says that only lghtes-than machines, diri- giblea of the Zeppelin type, will be used. “I feel certain,” he says, “that huge airships with ample passenger room and adequate supplies soon will be running on regular schedule to the North Pole, visiting the historic spots where courageous explorers have for- felted their lives in battling the grim north with dogs and sledgesa. Polar Tours Safe “I expect to see these tours adver- tised among the a@fluring appeals to visit the Orient and the Riviera” Also, for this type of aircraft I believe the trips will be comparatively safe, yet there will be the greater thrill of ad- venture, the beckoning of almost un- known territory to add spice to the journey. “On the other hand, I question the value of the present type of heavier- than-air machine for Arctic work. These airplanes need good !anding and taking-off places anG thee are few and far between in the Arctic. It is virtually impossible to land on the nto your te V/oes AUDITORS ©. H. REIMERTH Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service 41 0-8 Bldg. Phone 767 HARRY F. COMFORT Auditing and Accounting Phone 2008 Suite 18, Daly Bids. R. 0. VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service Over Campbell Hardware Phone 148 [ARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. GUANters and Accountants—Stock trar and Transfer Agents 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 ARCHITECTS UBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects " Rooms 1612, ‘Townsend Block Casper, Wo. Phone 440 wo. J. WESTFALL, Architect Sulte 5, Daly Building le. oe M. MILLER, Architect 208 os Bite. Phone 1908 ©. A. RAINWATER, Architect Basement Consolidated Royalty Bldg. Telephone 1512M Jagged ice of the Polar Sea. Amundsen persists in hopping off from Afaska this month for the North Pole in his all-metal biplane. he and his pilot will be going to certain death. “I do not believe that Amundsen has one chance in a thousand of escaping with his life if he penetrates far be- he be’ able to land successfully on the rough ice of the Polar Sea, he and his to death before they coud make their way to a settlement. Doubts Amundsen’s Success “His only chance {s a continuous flight of several thousands of miles from Alaska across the pole an¢\ over to the northern part of Siberia. To do markable record of Lieutenants Mac Ready and Kelley in their non-stcp hop was made under nearly ideal con- ditions while Amundsen will face con- ditions so adverse as to deter any- one but a man of his dogged persist ence. “Amundsen has done thres things that no other explorer ever has done. He was the first at the South Pole and he went through the northwest and the northwest passages in the north. Now ‘be is seeking to crown his achievements by being the first man ever to fly to the pole. “Sight as it is, it is his only chance of getting there, for no other man is likely to make the goal with Cogs and sledges as did Poary tn 1909. It was Peary’s life work and even he told me he doubted if he oguld make it again once out of three times No other white man could get the Eoki- him.” Pisto!s, which the international con- ference of police chiefs wish to see prohibited, took their name from the town of Pistoja, in Tuscany, where they were first invented in the fif- teenth centur; oe The word “Jehovah” occurs 6885 times in the Bible. | DOCTORS DRS. MYERS AND BRYANT Physicians and Surgeons 200 0-S Bldg. Office Ph. 699 Rea. 746 DR. T. J. RIACH Physician and Surgeon Phone 1219 Residence 2118 THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 Women's and Chitdren's Hospital 542 South Durbin—Phone 406 STAFF SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS Homer KR. Lathrop, M, D., F. A. ©. & Victor R. Dacken, B. Se. M. D. EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT bit rmgn 1. Stanton, M. S., M. D. 8K ‘D AY TREATMENT 3, B. Und wood, ROENTGENOLOGIST Hallie M. PATHOLOG 43. F. O'Donne'l, M. D. PHARMACIST Lothian, Ph. G. DENTIST E. Duncan, D. 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SANFORD Osteopathic Physician | 316 Midwest Bldg Phone 1030 | SHOE REPAIRING | NORTH CASPER SHOP SHOP All Work Guaranteed Ben Suyematsu 235 East TAILORS TROY TAILORS AND CLEANERS 118 E. Midwest Phone 968W VOICE CULTURE | MRS. BERTA SMITH | Concert Soprano and Teacher of Singing Pupil of Saenger of New York Clty | Specializing in Véice Placing and- lopment | No. 16 Ardmore Apts “That is why I fear that if Raold ° yond the Arctic Circle. Even shou!d} pilot would certainly starve or freeze | that means he must better the re-| fight mcross the United States. Their eo, Durbin | Phone 14873 The Caspet Daily Cridune ‘BARNEY GOOGLE. SPARK PLUG Wins | THousANOS GREATLY DISAPPOINTED IN ~ CLOUDY KATY:s ~ MISERAGLE PERFORMANCE PS3v' RIGHT HERE IS ] OWNER OF - KATY” - AND Y OMY LAST SATURDAY. WE yackeo ME CUT OF (8-5) P THROUGH CUMBERLAND, ACROSS THE ALLEGHENNIEs INTO WHEELING, WEST MRGINIA, AND OUT; DASH TWO THROBBING MOTOR “caRS!. WALT AND. SKEEZIX HAVE REVELED IN THE MOUNTAIN SCENERY AND ARE NOW SAILING ALONG OVER. THE UNDULATING BRICK HIGHWAYS AND "S" BRIDGES OF EASTERN OHIO. | uolse'] UBDIOULY | French veterans of the World war have decided to enter the field of national polities to unite the country and to cultivate same national sprit that existed at the start af the war. according to ceived at national the American Legion A desision to participate in the life of the country, although wily excluding such action from | party politics, was reached at the re- jeent convention of the Union Na tionale des Combattants, the most representative organization of French Hsnre held at Vich: | Directing criticism at certain his- | torles of the United States proposed }for use in Indiana schools, Frank | Henley, adjutant at the American Le- gion in Ind ana has succeeded in hav- ing the objectionable books removed | from the list of texts. Henley’s rep- | resentations, made to the school com- | missioners, were that the works in question failed to pay proper regard for the historic acts of Americans during the Revolution. The books named were “A History of the American People,” by William Mason West, former professor of his: tory in the University of Idaho, and “An American History” by Dr. David Saville Muzzey. information re. headquarters of Charges that certain banking in- stitutions gf this country have prac- ticed extortion on former soldiers of the World war, have caused an in- vestigation to be opened by the Amer- ican Legion. According to evidence of cases in the hands of the veterans’ organization, many soldiers who alloted from their war time pay of 330 per month, sums of the purchase of Liberty bonds, have lost accrued |interest on the bonds which were jbeld by these banks. After long de- lays the bonds have been received by the veterans, interest coupons gone, with the notice that the interest was claimed by the banks as “charges for service.” “A Flag on Every Flagpole, Every | Day, from Sunrise to Sunset” is the slogan of a campaign conducted In Kansas City, under the auspices of the American Legion Flag Pole com- mittee. This campaign was inspired by the recent visit of National Commander Alvin Owsley of the American Legion Hanford MacNider of Mason City, |Ia., end Milton J. Foreman of Chi | $.S.S. keeps away Pimples HERE are thousands of wo- men who wonder why their complexions do not improve in spite of all the face treatments they use. They should not con- tinue to won- | der. gin aes come rom blood ties and a lack of rich blood- cells. S. S. S. is acknowl- edged to be one of ‘the most powerful, rapid and effective builds new blood-cells, This is why S. S. S. routs out of your sys- tem the impurities which cause boils, pimples, blackheads, acne, blotches, eczema, tetter, rash. 8. S. S. is a remarkable flesh- builder. That’s why underweight eople can quickly build up their ost flesh, get back their normal | weight, pink, plump cheeks, bright | eyes, and “pep.” 8. & & fs sold at afl Rood drug stores in two sires. larger sive is more economical. impuri- | wreath on the blood cleansers known. 8. 8. S. | WEVE BEEN MOVING SGHT ALONG ,SKEEZIX. WE MUST HAVE PASSED # Gosh -) suRE In WouLD UKE TS GET A look AT CHARLIE CHAPLIN! Villa, Filipino. as ho holds off Villa. THEN Toto ME \F I CAME IN WERE XT COUD GET A* SPECIAL TALKING MACHINE Youre ouT NES SIR- NES -SUR- DIS PACKAGE ANY THING OF UNITED STATES To DE OWNAN OF ” OH, AVERY, THERE'S THAT OLD TAVERN WHERE THEY SERVE MEALS AND SELL ANTIQUES . STOP! EMILY, THIS, ISN'T A PICNIC— THIS IS 4 RACE a PAS EANWHILE AVERY MAINTAINS HIS LEAD. HIS SPEED MAY NOT BE AS GREAT aS Was \s F'OM DE PRESIDENT ———<neneee MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1923. Rv Rillev N= Pack HELLO YOu BIG RiGce OF CHEESE “uns 1s BARNEY GoogLe SPEAKING - How DID You YOU COULDN'T RUN DOWN 70 WASHINGTON NOR GO BY WAY OF PITTSBURG AS | WANTED YOU TO, EITHER! BUT HE DROVE LAST NIGHT TILL TEN OCLOcK. LZ HE's NOW JUST OUT OF ZANESVILLE AND 1S THREE HOURS AHEAD! AFRAID H/ CHARLIE AND Poca ARE TH Two HACDEST PEOPLE To SEE IN) HottYwooDd - ONLY THE ANGELS ARE ALLOWED T WaTcH THEM woRK — USTEN, EMILY, 'M OUT TO KEEP AHEAD OF WALT.AND PROVE THAT THIS 1S A GOCo CAR. THIS ISN'T COR HONEYMOON TRIP! — Gecause THeyRe about THe “RAGGED EDGE’® 1S FILM OF ORIENTAL ADVENTURE Platinum wire has been drawn so. fine that 30,000 pieces of ft placed side by side would not cover more than an inch, while 150 pieces bound together would be necessary to form a thread as thick as a filament of raw silk, That blow in the seventh round of their fi fywelght championship from Wilde -to Villa. The photo Jimmie Wilde, Englishman, stretched out on the canvas unconscious by a short right hook by Pancho ight in New York City transferred the world’s shows Patsy Haley starting to count Wilde out cago, past national commanders of ; the American Legion were given a most cordial reception on their ar. rival in England to attend the annual convention of the British Legion, ac- cording to word received at national headquarters of the ex-service men's organization, Both were named by Commander Alvin Owsley, present head of the legfon, to present to the British organization a message ex- pressing the wishes for success from their former comrades-at-arms, now members of the American organiza. tion. Among the ceremonies of the convention was the placing of a cenotaph erected in honor of the British dead of the | Werld war, by the Legion's rey sentatives. he Americans with the C jan delegation —_ Kate Douglas Wiggin Is ul LIVERPOOL Associated = Pr: Wiggin, the Ame: der treatment in | here, having on her re She was to have June — Kate 25.—(By ‘The Douglas an novelist, is un- | a nursing home | been tz i | vo Fingland annual age to conference of the owshl; an a delegate 4. oe In olden times actors were SS eee } den Christian burial ' i The Hardings ‘Say Farewell f last farewells to employes of the White House as they le tour of the United States and Alaska. “The Ragged Edge,” which is \the picture now playing at the America |; theater holds Interest for persons de- siring the romance and something of the excitement that are to be found in the orient. 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