Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 28, 1923, Page 9

TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1923. LEGIONNAIRES OF TWO POSTS ETTOGETHEN Host to Hawley Post Monday Evening Chz Casper Daily fribune PAGE NINE. By Billey De Beck ous report on the Laramie conven- ton. Halley & Holmberg provided a musical sketch and entertainment. Howard & Morrison, professional entertainers followed with a num- ber of popular airs. Jack Stuart of Tulsa, Okla, 147, end Henry Walker of Casper 147, put on a aix-round boxing bout. with E, R. Welch as referee, It was declared a draw. | A number of humorous stories and anecdotes were related by George Halley, which concluded an _ enter- tainment which was voted by all present to be a huge success. The two boxers above mentioned are open to engagements, and desire | to meet all comers in their class. The Geo. W. Vroman pest gives its hearty endorsement to these boys as they are “toe-to-toe” fighters, and deliver the goods from gong to gong. ‘BARNEY GOOGLE~ HE NOT A ASD © IF r Kane = was AsseeinTine witr pits ‘oF The PRISONERS TO LOSE MY COMMISSION © OF WB ALL KNOW You AIA‘T A CROOK BY NATURE «IF You CouLd HAVE PAID FOR THAT MEAL AT THE CASHIN CAFE "YOU WWOULON'T BE HERE Now WHAT AGouT SPARK-PLUG 3 DO You THIdk HELL BE HIM ANCTHGR SecreT! I A GONNA STICK ANSUBR \ Glug IS AS SAFE > ‘ AS Am OLD MaIDS OSE PATSY Goonmaxcrs soe ‘Sale See TOI Hen WE DONT Win tHe * HORSESHOE HANDICAP” (axr SATUROAY DIL TAKE PLEASURE IN EATING NouR PAPAS SHIRT = Jouvus Caesar! Can. my Water BE RIGHT = 333 He Grr CFF “THAT LAST LAP IN 440 SECONDS! on. J wre AIT E\ TWENTY BONES Oy Members of the recently organized Fawley post of the American Legion wre guests of the Vroman post at the latter’s clubrooms Monday evén- ng at a get-together meeting and ntertainment. ‘The spirit of the session was harm- ‘y-and a close co-operation {s looked or between the two organizations. p Westover, local attorney and formerly commander of the post at) Ancoln, Neb. presided over the ing with Doug Bright in charge yf the entertainment features. sakers included C. H| Reimarth} Ww. M. Merrill, commanders ot es TODAY 13 LAST GRANGE TO SEE TOM MIX STAR = IN “SOFT BOILED” PLAY pS PROPOSALS, MISTA WALT. 1'S HAR LOTS OF ‘EM IN MY THEY SLL DOES IT DIFFERENT, Mm WALT, THEY AIN'T NOSET STVLE THEVS i WON AN! THE SWEET AN SUGARY WAY AN THE MAKE (T SNAPPY KINO ¢ QUT WHAT GOT ME MOSTLY Was THE CAVE MAN STVLE. IF You EVER PROPOTIN! TO ANVBOOY MATA WALT CONT OVERLOOK Ts Cave Man s™e! ITO YOUR HERD? THE MEAN RACHEL? 1 SUBJECT WAS FaRTHEST Tom Mix and his famous horse. Rey ke Tony, will be seen tonight for the Jast time in t star’s new William he two posts; C. P. Plummer, na- ional vice-commander of the organ- ization; R. M, Boeke, alternate na- onal executive committeeman from oming and Dr- W. W. Yates, Ho was chairman of the Vroman ost delegation to the state conven- on at Leramie. Captain Plummer suggested a joint council of seven members from the two organizations, three from zach with the fourth picked alter- nately each year from the different posts. This idea will probably be carried out so that the two organt- gations can work together more har- moniously. The entertainment program was as follows: Doug (Ting) Bright read a humor. iP Fox exciter, “Soft Bolled,” at the America theater where it is bein; shuwn for the last times today. Tom /is not only a stunt performer par exeeilernce in this /fevture, dut he jalso takes his ¢yure as @ com st«n who understands how to make an audience chortle with glee at his droll antics. Billy Do captivating charms to th terest and L. C. Shumway does his |best, as the heavy, to make life miserable for every character in the ; picture. Others in the cast include Joseph Gerard, Tom Wilson, Frank Beal, Jack Curtis, Charles Mailes, Harry Duninson and Wilson Hum- mell. J. G. Blystone directed. —— Spark Plug may organize a hiking | Keep your eyes on the paner onquerc;s of and wic's He suc: § ue fo the woput disturbing the stoma purging the ss es Be neo or disc use. ow stipation tom ach,Dizzines ousness or Pp: (fers s of these pills is 2 of all who poten gee dod satis Consti ; pepe ote doy Hons action f; em. They act with is no are troubled ° Inds ses Tox Bilous ottle of One cosy furn of the Lorain Red Wher tloes you a choice of 44 measured and © | for any kind of oven | cooking or baking. ' Here’s an Easy Way to Can ‘HE Lorain Oven Heat Regulator offers you an easier, better and cheaper way to can fruits and vegetables. 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That's what Tom Ranahan, picturesque pioneer of the West and one time intrepid pony expr rider, thinks of the chances of present day riders to break the record established in 1861, when the Wells-Fargo express men covered the 2,000 miles between St. Joseph, Mo., and Sacramento, California in 7 days and 21 hours. The 1923 revival of the pony ex- press will be in the form of a horse race between cowboy and U. 8. army riders from St. Joseph to San- Francisco, over the route of the old days. It will be run between Aug. 81 and September 10, with each of the five states to be crossed the scene of a separate contest. Riders will start on even terms at the state lines of Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Nevada and California, but the time of each relay will be kept and the team finishing the entire course in the shortest time will be the win- ner, Prizes of $7,500 are an addi tional lure to keep each rider on his mettle. A BETTER '') Te contains consi nical econo! as “Buffalo Bil’* Cody who had many thrilling rides carrying mailbags “On to San Francisco” {s the cry that will mingle with the thud of horses’ hoofs on the old overland trail. It will be one of the great- est horse races of history, run just as the pony express that linked the East with the West during a crucial period of the nation’s history. There will be fifty riders for each team and 250 horses. E\very horse will run eight or ten miles at top speed, just as did those California mus- tangs sixty two years ago. A mes- sage from the President to the gov- ernor of California will be borne by each team, just as Lincoln's mes- sage was carried westward by the pony express. The riders of today, however, SHAMPOO will cocoanut of] than GOVRAUO, | COCOANUT Olt’ SHAMPOO aa ORIENTAC Kowaees|||/||| COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO it, Wavy appearance tained is due to the scientific of cocoanut oil, which glosses the hair and stim- alates roots into greater ac- tivity. Gouraud’s Oriental Cocoa- nut Oil Shampoo is so far su- perior that the difference is m at once. The name “ over 80 years of Gouraud’s Oriental Cream, Medicated Soap, Gouravd’s Oriental Cold Cream are products which have won world-wide fame through excep- tional merit. Ferd. T. Hopkins & Son, New York Tom Ranahan, former Express man who says oldtime riders were better travel on the last lap of their jour. ney through California on hundreds of miles of splendid highways, in- stead of traversing the boulder in- fested trails over which their prede- cessors were forced to hasten and instead of a deserted country they will find thousands of br under cultivatinn. Orang and almond trees will line their path. A train to follow the course of the pony express race from 8t. ph to San Francisco, is planned for the benefit of Eastern and West. ern enthusiasts who want to par- Uctpate in the celebrations which will be held in every state The train will travel almost entirely at night, stopping at towns where there are celebrations in the day- time, It will be taken in charge at St. Joseph by the Whiskerino Club of Sacramento, which will es- tablish a Kangaroo Court and give a touch of real old time Western ife to the 2,000 mile tri, pizatd's Su BOY BROKER RESPONSIBLE FOR FAILURE Denver Bank Funds of Half Million Go Up In Market Plunge. DENVER, Colo, Aug. 27—More than $400,000 in funds of the de funct Hibernia bank, closed recent- ly after defaication of two employes, were put into the hands of Maurice Mandell, “boy broker,” involved In the crash and now facing charges in connection with its failure an audit of Mandell’s books has re- veaied, !t was announced by authori- ties here. Fred D. Stackhouse, former city auditor, retained by the district at- torney’s office, is making the audit of the broker’s books. Leo P. Floyd, secretary, and John Harrington, teller, who confessed to the defalcations which caused the bank's crash, are on the way to Denver from the state penitentiary at Canon City today. where they are serving sentences, {t was snnounced. They are to be incarcerated in the county jail and held pending trial of Mandell, and they probably will testify for the state as to their transactions with Mandell prior to the failure of the bank authorities said. —_——>———_-- Examination of the records of the freshmen class tn a Boston law school has resulted tn the discovery that women students, who were ad. mitted to the school for the first tme ‘ast year not only attained high rank as students in law, but in MRS, BUTLER’S TERRIBLE PAINS \ Vanished After Using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compoun W. 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