Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1924, Page 5

SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1924. Casper is being we'l advertized at Estes Park this week where a live and peppy delegation from the lo- cal association is putting the cow- boy state on the map as far as the Rocky Mountatn Community confer, ence is concerned. ‘Wherever the Casper delegates go they hear admiring comments upon their uniform which consists of four gallon hats, bright colored shirts and brighter neckwear worn with hiking knickers and boots. The delegation includes Miss Mary Kissick, general secretary; Mrs. Rdse Leonard, office secretary; Miss Lillie Roberts and Mrs. F. B, An- drews, members of tho board of dl- rectors. Miss Elnora Husky and Miss Mabel Wehrli of the Y busj- nese girts and Master Frederick ‘An- drews, Jr., the delegation mascot. The delegation stunt which was put on for “Get Acquainted Day" last Wednesday wa? highly compli- mented. The Casperites presented a “mock movie" in pantomine intitled “Wild Nell, the Pet of the Plains.” The characters were; ‘Wild Neli --.-..---. Mrs. Roberts Lady Verede Vere, English heir- e8g --------- ~ Mrs, Leonard Handsome Harry, king of the cow- boys ---.----.-~----- Miss Husky Sitting Bull, Indian chiet wren nee nee: -~-~ Mrs. Andrews Bull Durham, his accomplice..-. Seb ieeene - Miss Kissick The Medicine Woman ---Mirs’ Bray of Grand Junction Papoose -. Master Junior Andrews Director --.. Miss Wehrli Handsome Harry took his part with such grace as to completely capture the hearts of the copfer- ence girls and Miss Husky had al- most ax many requests to pose for snap shots as any hero of the screen. Among the songs which the dele- gates are singing are three typically Wyoming melodies * Ride "Em Cow- boy” and “Calling Me Home to Wyo- ming” composed by Mrs, Berta Smith for poems by BH, Richard Shipp and “Wyoming” the state song with muric by Earlo R. Cle- mens and words by Congressman C. E. Winter, “Yes, Steinway” SN'T there supreme satisfaction in being able to say that of the piano in your home? Would you have the same feeling about any other piano? “It’s a Steinway.’ Nothing more need be said. Everybody knows you have chosen wisely; you have given to your home the very best that money can buy. You never even think of changing this piano for any other. As the years go by the words “‘It’s a Steinway” will mean more and more to you, and again and again, as you continue to enjoy through life the companionship of that wonderful instrument, absolutely without a peer, you will say to your- . self: “How glad I am I paid the few extra dol lars and got a Steinway.’ Write to Us for Illustrated Literature About the STEINWAY The Music Shoppe Inc. 238 East Second St. Delegates From Casper Enjoy Big Time at Y. W. Conference, Estes Park We have the most beautiful Recital Hall and Dis- play Room in the west—selecting your Piano and Vic- trola in such surroundings is indeed a pleasure. Casper has received recognition in the more serious side of the confer- ence life as well as the social. Mra. Andrews was elected a mem: ber of the conference council, the body: of delegates which works with the executive in p'anning and regu- lating the life of the camp for the ten days and Miss Roberts was lected permanent chairman of the Business Girls' assembly which was organized Thursday. Each ‘yember of the delegation is enrollef in one or more of the study classes offered and all are en- jJoying the privilige of being at Estes to the utmost, accordiyg to enthusiastic letters which have ie recelved at the association jeadquarters here, ‘ —_—_—__—_— ERE and THERE Mrs, Charles McKay of Lander is visiting Mrs, Sarah BE, Hawkes of this clty for a few days, Candidates! Lend me your ears, but have your typing and mimeograph- ing done by Miss Babb. Satisfactory work. Balcony Henning hotel.—Adv. Some of the records being made here makes Cheyenne Frontier Days dwindle mightly in importance, With judicious advertising and mouth to mouth poosting the Casper-Mills Rodeo could easily become as well known an institution as the cele- bration down at old “Chian.” Jack Kircher is a whole show in himself, Kodak finishing for those who ars varticular. The Van Craven studio 129 South Center. —Ady, A. F. Hilliard of Thermopolis was in Casper for & short time yesterday, Don't destroy your old mattress! Our expert mattress repair man can remake or repair any mattress or box-spring. Tho Bailey Furniture Its a Phone 1745 Co., 836 West Yellowstone, 1617J.—Aav. ; Phone Among the visiting tourists there will be found some queer ones, One party that arrived at the City camp near midnight were incensed be- cause they could not cook in the kitchen at that hour. Others take positive delight in seeing how much of thelr personal. property they are able to scatter around camp. But, all in all, the great majority of the tourist.army ‘are willing to. look out for the other fellow, and live up to the road slopgan—Howdy! Malt the road's yo! : ae Jewelry that cannot be su passed ‘tor beauty and durability. Jos. 1. Sohwarts.—Ady, The traffic cop at Second and Cen. ter on Saturday night has his hands as full as a spinster at a church bazaar. We can think of many things more enjoyable than trotting over to bashful drivers and telling them that. a stop signal means a complete cessation of motion and not an attempt to edge around the corner. See that quality refrigerator— Leonard's Polar King White. Ap- proved by “Good Housekeeping.” Enameled lning, side icing. A very Umited supply in stock at only $26.55. The Gantt Hardware Co,, 239 East First.—Adv. The calves and the punchers at the Rodeo seem to have about an even break. The smaller the calf, the harder the roping, and many of the juvenile cows trotted off the field with tail up as a signal of vic- tory. Everything for the home mbll- cine cabinet at’ Tripeny's.—Adv. Who is Casper's most beautiful girl? See the rules of the contest in today’s Tribune. Rent your extra room. Furnish it tastefully and with little cost at the Bailey Furriture Co. A well turnished-room is a gullt-edged in- vestment, Phone 1617J, 326 West Yellowstone.—Adv. Mrs. C. G. Carkey and son, Charles who have been visiting with M and Mrs. G. H. Capps, left yester- day for their home in Seattle. They have been Visiting here for a month. Hair bobbed And marcelled accord- ing to the latest .edicts of fashion, The Wenning Marinello Shop, Baleony, Herming Hotel.—Adv. Wyoming beauties! Step up and make known your charms. No doubt modesty is an admirable vir- tue, but forget virtues for a time and take a chance on that Tulsa trip. You may try others first—but it will be Schwartz eventually. Jos. I, Schwartz.—Ady. F. Boniface was a Casper visitor from Louisville, Colo, yesterday. A photograph is a reflection of your character. Choose the Wren- sted Studio’. for superior work. 0. and 8. Building.—Ady. H. Goodenough of Billings, Mont. was jn Casper yesterday, fee that quality fefrigerator — Leonard's. Polar King White. Ap- proved by od Housekeeping Enameled lining side icing, <A ve limited ipply in stock at only $26.55. he Gantt Hardware Cg., 239 East First.—Aqv. SS Arrivals at the C day included. George Homer of Chicago, I! O. Fidwers of Buckannon, W F. J. Hoffine of Liberty: John Carr, of Enid, camp yester- Okla. kK, D. Ator of t 7 G. M. Green of Mo » Cal J. B. Fasakel of American Fo Idaho. H. D. Gafford of Long Beach, Cal. Oo. C, Pahner of Holdrege, Mich. H. W, Russell of Colliy, Kan. Charles Huichson of Waco, Tex. L. Luckchid of Soccoroe, N, M. J. Gillespie of Oakland, Calif. Mr, and Mrs. E. C, Bartlett of Shreveport, La. Cc. R. Valez of Indianapolis, Ind. Individuality is. an attribute of good photography. The Wrensted Studio, O. and 8. Building.—Ady. Talk about your man-sized crowds The Indians in front ofthe Tribune building last evening were seen by an enormous crowd. The people assembled were more than delighted by the performance of the Rodeo red-skins. See the samples of our work. Van Craven studio now open. 129 South Center.—Adv. Yr. and Mrs, Frank TE. Crane, ac- companied by daughter, Dorothy, and son, Frank Jr., arrived from Denver yesterday to spend several days with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Frost. During their stay here, Mrs. Crane and children will be guests at sev- eral hunting and fishing parties, Have those shoes repaired today! Natrona Shoe Shop, 114 B. Midwest. —Adv. Casper's prettiest young lady? Look around and make your choice. Lincoln Cleaners—Phone 2519W. The only thing we can suggest for the man who goes around with his little hammer and sorrowful voice i# a nicely isolated cabin in the wilds of Canada where he can knock on trees to his hearts delight. Get a coaster for the kiddie this summer, The Zenith Coaster made by the Marshall-Wells Co., hag been very attractively priced, at from $7.45 to $9.95... The coaster consists of seasoned “hard wood, with cold- rolled steel axles, and double-disc steel wheels, with a number of un- usual accessories such as a Ucense plate, balloon tires ‘and a rubber banded: brake. ‘This {s the only coaster to be road tested, and will carry a ton weight. Gantt Hardware Co, St.—Adv. See it at the 239 East First Weather forecast for Sutday af- terncon—Drive out to the -Rodeo grounds, get your seats and wait for the hottest tinte that Casper has ever seen. PERSONALS Robert J. Davidson was a Casper arrival” yesterday from Powder River, . J. 8. Sparks and Ford McDonald of Torrington arrived in the City yes- terday and will spend several days here, we Miss Ruth E. Hortsman and Miss Gerda North of Waltman spent yes. terday here shopping and visiting with friends. . Wiliam Westfa'l was a visitor in the city far a short time having ar rived yerter . . . . ° x Ernest Grigg was an out-of-town visitor here yesterday ‘trom Kaycee. ard Mark ©. Danford, tax commission- er for the Midwest Refining com- pany and daughter Betty and Doro- thy are speyding a week or ten days. in the Yellowstone national park. Sam W. Conwell, highway com- Le missioners, H. Bowman, district engineer, ©. » Marshall and Paul Chantley spent Thursday evening in Lander going from there to Raw. lins. 9 ete J. J. West, drilling contractor, Mrs. West and Jerry West are spending several days inthe Yel‘ow stone national pa St ir} ‘W. J. Irwin of Midwest is spend ing a few days here. eer E, J. Schulte, formerly of Casper ahd a Natrona county pioneer is in the city for six .weeks from Long Beach, where he has been. makin, his home. Mr, Schulte will be a guest here of his sons, Arthur and Ralph. ~~. Tribune wantads bring results. wpe Casper Sunoap tipune LY. W. C. A: ACTIVITIES| Business Girls Tuesday The reguldr meeting and picnic of the Bu is Girls' club wif be Crowd will leave the r. W. C, A. at 5:30 and 6 o'clock At the present plans are being made for a swim preceeding the dinner Those wishing to go, either mem- bers of the club,’ thelr friends or any business girl will be most we! come and are asked to call the of- fice before Tuesday noon so that plans may be made for all. G._R, to Picnic Wednesday, A pi Girl Ri nic is being planned by the erves for Wednesday after- | and evening. Each girl is ask | bring a cup, spoon and six jwelners and call the WwW. GA | © Wednesday If sh sires te go. Any one having a car who will ho'p, take the crowd to the “pionte grounds is also asked to call before Wednesday mogning. A surprise and a rousing good’ time is in store for everyone. Conference in Session. Wor, from the delegation at Estes Park says that the conference js in full swing with a large crowd, Many trips are being planned in and @round tes Park for the bene: fit of tho delegates. One of the fin- est trips is by auto to the top of the Continental, Divide where the road crosses the range through per- petual snow. The big hats and the bright colored shirts worn by the Casper delegatew have made them quite popular and everyone knows that Wyoming ix there, ster’ Rooms. n three weeks the coming. to Casper to live for the .C. A. is planning ull the teachers find suit: In less to he'p able location. In order to do this al! rooms phoned to us are being in vestigated so that those in charge may know the location and condi tions of the rooms. Anyone who has a room cr apartment to rent is asked to call the Y. W, C, A. and 1130031) rirparenr Pettissuitisairaiiis B1 y e-w hite, brilliant stonés set in white gold mountings like platinum, monds are all carefully selected, flawless and very showy. $50 to $150 MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS It Is Easy td Save AYRES JEWELRY CO. 133 SOUTH CENTER STREET, Instead of “SAVING. UP” to buy’ that beautiful Diamond Ring, next Christmas —Buy It Now—-Wear It—and have it all paid for by next Christmas. Qur Systematic Plan Invites Diamonds are a real investment when bought right. Every stone we sell is backed by our positive guar- A antee, our reputation and responsibility. ment is good, the values great and the mountings y the finest and latest to be had. Diamonds that look The dia- oni Racial Problems Surmounted. The University of Hawaii bears two distinctions. It is the youngest American institution of this rank, and it has met what might have proved an irritating racial prob- lem with remarkable success. Among educators’ this Honolulu school is probably best kndwn: for its work in the field of sugar technology, but it may well prove that the object les- son in racial adaptation there to be studied may prove of more apocial value in the Jong run than any im: provements in the method of pro- ducing Hawaiian sugar millionaires The student body last year number ed 348, with parentage divided as follows: Cauension, 162; Hawaiian and part Hawaiian, 25; Chinese, 71; exo, 79; Koreans, 6; Filipinos, he students from the various Ss work and play together,” Dr. Leebrick, of the faculty, has conduct. their student The sald, activities: by self-government. student bedy constitutes a small in- ter-racial democracy, There is abso- lute social, political and athletic equality as far as university activ- d#iea are concerned, and there is no @vidence of group action based up: on race.” It is the almest unani- mous testimony of educators that students, particularly in the dis- cussion groups that are coming to be so important a part of modern educational methods, are more fa minded in their attitude than their elders are apt to be. 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