Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1924, Page 16

cary aearesasne SOTUSPESC RES SOREL Tae =4 3 4 o = = ste ESTERS CSS eare POCPLEES CSE Saag este PAGE SIXTEEN. DARING RIDERS TO GOMPETE IN SPRINGS FETE Wild West Show to Be Another Feature. of Canyon Opening. THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., June 27.— ‘Thermopolis has been fortunate in securing some of the best and most daring riders ‘of the wept for the rodeo show to be and 2, amu a part of th of Wind River Ca ne Cody Stamipedé, which has been an institution in northwestern Wyoming for a number ‘of years, A Olit the best there is in’ the of wild horse riders and ropers, ar at the Thermopolis show ‘be fore going to Cody two days later. At the opening celebration, of Wind River Canyon road there willbe 40 rounds of boxing, the big event be tween Roy Conley, of Milwaukee and Al Webster, pt Billings. Three big airplanes will give ex- hibitions at the same time daily, one of the stunts Leing the gooseneck twist, shown for the first time in Wyoming, A two-hour program of fireworks will be exhibited from the top of Old Roundtop, st mountain peak of ‘ee range, which over. Thérmopolls, band® of music, parade through the canyon and dedicatory services at the mouth of the canyon four miles from Thermopolis ‘The jargest mineral hot springs In the world are located at Thermo- polis, hot water lakes and falls, drives around the mountains and many other amusements ‘at * this resort town, Here's an. opportunity. to drive away the cares of the day and have two solid days of enjoyment. The place of holding the speaking Program on the morning of July 2 has been changed from the theater to the north mouth of/theveanyon, four miles, south of Thermopolia, KLAN CROSS BURNED LAST NIGHT ON HILL OVERLOOKING CASPER What is presumed to have been the cross of the Ki Klux Klan was seen burning on the foothills south of Casper Jast night. It was set afire about midnight and burned for more than an hour, Thin js the third time that the croas has been seen burning near Casper, the two other instances having occurred last sum- mer. y of these boys and girls will], There are swimming pools] dancing pavilions, wonderful . parks, |, Oregon Trail Marker Site Is. Beautitied The Daughters of the American Revolution of Ft. Casper chapter have recently made improvements around the Casper Collins marker where the Yellowstone highway crosses the old Oregon Trail west of the city. They aro greatly indebted to the Producers and Refiners company for putting in the concrete curb, filling the plot with soll and grad: ing with gtvel. Grass has been vown and this company has gen- crously ‘offered to care for it. Spots like this ohe beautify the country as well as commemorate noble: deeds and it should be the pleasure as well as duty of all good citizens to give it proper care and protection. G. O. P. Nominee Is Composer; Melody Played for ‘Ampico Charles G. Dawes, ',Republican nominee for vice president, is not only a rough an¢ ready financter, noted everywhere for his explosive forcefulness, but he is also a com- poser of music. His latest 1s “Melody in A Major.” Played by ‘the pianist, Milton Sus- kind, “Hell’n Maria" Dawes’ com- position” is being “recorded for the Anipico “reproducing piano.‘ The Charles Wells Music company here has ordered two, of the rolls carry- Melody in A area and they. will soon be on Ae ee Summer or Winter the-spread for bread NUCOA becaus® of quality it’s as Saiistactory in summer as winter awee HAY—GRAIN _ CHIX FEEDS— SALT Casper Warehouse Uo. 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE TEL. 27 STORAGE FORWARVING For the best results in raisin chickens use Victor Buttermil Starter. For more eggs feed ares Scratch Feed and Laying as) 2. 2 2. av, ‘cming Motorw: Stomach Trouble Affected Heart, Says Topeka ‘Lady. ‘ “When P got rid of indigestion I got-rid of what some thought was heart trouble, too,” recently stated Mrs: Frank J. Quinn, 408 Lime 8t., Topeka, Kans. “Por two or three years before I took ‘Tanlac, gas would form on my stomach and often cause such a painful pressure agianst my heart that I would almost smother. These spells would attack me unawares and I was afraid to ride the street cars, sit in a show, go out alone. They would attack me in the night and néarly cut off my breath. My nerves were all upset, too, and I was so worrled and miserable I could hardly stand it. “A few bottles of Tanlac stopped my indigestion and set my stomach in order and I have had no more of those awful feélings about my heart since, although that Was seven years ago. Since that time I have always been a friend of Tanlac. I take it in the spring time and my health has remained good, Taniac did what nothing else would and I will always praise it.” Taniac is for sale by all good Suffered Two Years Says Mrs. F. J. Quinn druggists. Accept no _ substitute. Over 40 million bottles sold. Taniac Vegetable Pills for con- stipation; made and recommended by the manufacturers of Tanlac.— Advertisement, In the Popular Airedale. Suede A high grade strap slipper fashioned of beautiful Airedale suede and hav- ing moderate military heels, med cleverly with lizard leather. exceptional \pattern that will dress feet in the heighth of style, Is trim- An ren cn Your Shoeman “Ss taut Little Play money savers, soles. Oxtords Handy little oxfords of brown grain leather. Have flexible extended soles. Chuck full of wear for child- hard. Real Very good who play Sies 51% to 8—$1.69 Sizes 814% to 11—§$1.79 Sizes 1114 to 2—$1.99 THE GREA Cridune EVER HELD. IN WYOMING The Women of Casper are Taking Advantage of the Mest Extraordinary Bargains We Are Offering In ‘WOMEN’S WEARING APPAREL. FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1924. Customers are Coming From Far and Near. Our Special Sales Values are Well Known'to the Women. of This: : Community. 220 Summer Dresses Printed crepes, imported voiles and linens, georgettes and silks. Regular values up to $45.00. YOUR CHOICE $15.00 40 Pleated Silk Skirts White, _tan,-‘grey, oyster white and beaver brown. Values Up to $9.95—$5.95 Values Up to $13.50—$8.95 61 COATS. Camel's ‘Hair, Twill Fabrics, Veloria and other fine materials. The coats are all silk lined and sold up to $65.00. Here is an unequaled opportunity, WHILE THEY LAST—YOUR CHOICE $17.95 All Sizes, Colors and styles 24 Coats and Capes Silks and wools. Regular $75.00 to . $125.00 values. mediately. YOUR CHOICE $35.00 110 New Summer Dresses Silks, chines. georgettes, printed crepe-de- Regular values up to $49.50. YOUR CHOICE $24.50 July 4th, a Few Days way. 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