Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO. 50 TEACHERS IN ATTENDANCE! TINS TITUTE! Prominent Educators On Program Here |; During Week. r the teach: | P the we Tine Se eeneol ws | isverything in school supplies at ; ite will Inst fous | Hofthine's, 240 East Second—Adv. nstitute will last four end just previous to ir f the fall term of seakers who were on are Dr. F. C. University of Iowa rle Coppins of the col- ution, Kalamazoo, Mich. . head of vocational yomting delivered an this afternoon. He necessity of guiding t they might choose a tudy wisely and in such y as to secure such knowledge would benefit their particular nts Ww early Crane of the Uni scheduled to the in Arthur G. of Wyoming i an address during deliver stitute. BUILDING HERE HITS 3000,200 Juri Lad previcus re started in ( August oc when it-hit the high water mar 2 h total was made the permit for fthe new $ The only other permit able «ize was one for nting permission to Car. chultz to erect an addi- federal building. About taken out for resi- none of to be erected t of more than $5,000. of $618,000 3, which previous of rd of $86 5 whic sible largely b: @nstruction high schoo! of any cons $19,000 and r son these r t © the amou! rout in M largest tota August al to om vacations and motor trips, the nece ness world’s goods. Lusk after having spent a few days in this city. nicely to see the MARK, AUGUST =: ERE and THERE Now that we have gonged ourselves y for getting down to busi- appears rather urgent. In nother week the smaller fry will rot off to absorb an education and heir parents will trot off In another jon to absorb some of this So much for the passing of summer, Our shop {s noted for two qualli- 8 ervice to patrons and cing work. The Natrona Shop.—Ady. —- “e Mr. and Mrs.Van Austin have re- urned from a two-weeks trip spent n the Park. Mary Griffith has returned to Get the habit of buying at Trip- eny’s. It is a safe investment.—Adv. Mr. arid Mrs. G. L. Frost, accom- panied by Joe Gerdom, have returned to Casper after an extensive motor trip in Colorado. They spent a week in Denver and stopped for a day at Boulder on the return trip. any mattress. guaranteed. The Factor; 326 W. 1617J.—Adv. We can repair Satisfactory work Casper Mattress Yellowstone. Phone George Peck motored to Lavoye and Salt Creek yesterday. Lincoln Clraners—rhone 2519W. The Salt Creek Highway is step- ping right along as far as the pav- ing program is concerned. With a large number of men working on the road at present, work is progressing It is sight for sore eyes extension of the pave- and, incidentally, the detours are more or less conducive to a sore back. Our stock of candy Staple and cigars is always fresh, brands. ny’s.—Adv, The football team of a Colorado} high school, while practicing at ao mountain resort, were instrumental | in extinguishing a forest fire. a much nobler thing to fight a fire It ts han to fight each other over the possession of an inflated pigskin. Watch and jewelry repairing done by us is lasting. Tripeny’s.—Ady. 1 host to a large people over the ‘This thriving lo- Thermopolis play: number of Casper hres day vacation, cation to the north of us is known over the whole estern country, and its reputation is sure to spread to e in Casper has there |the East as well. Thermopolis is ; public buliding in| certainly the watering place of Wyo: Rypepress is largely for the | ming for Casper people. : purpose of re‘it the de rays on. the m which} Kline's Wednesday Special Sale ps ts the crowth of the town prob- | includes many articles of necessity ably better than any “other single | for the student. H. B. Kline Jewelry item. Co., 135 South Center.—Ady. > —— \ CARD OF THANKS Whoopee! Another well of the late primary election official] work, stronger activity all around, eer completed. I trust] work, stronger activity arr around, think ame too this means of all voters No. 2 within the kind considera This precinct south of the my to Precinct thelr very candidacy I territor track Justice for tm crepe me of the latest lingerie on ex It is very black hem. hibition here te simply trimmed stitéhing DETROIT WOMAN RECOVERS Health Much Better After Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound dny with Detroit, Michigan. —‘‘ Your little book left at my door was my best doc- | tor. I read it, then said to my hus- band, ‘Please -go and get me some | E, Pink- fata E. Pink- lham’s Blood Med- icine, and used 7 ia E. Pinkham’s Sanative Wash. I qoocnly. knew how much better I feel Now when my friends say they are sick I tell them to take Lydia E.Pinkham’s medicines, I | give the little book and your medicines the be RINK, 25th Street, Detroit, Mich. . In newspapers and booklets we are constantly Paniehigs letters from women, who explain how they were helped by taking Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. ‘These letters should guide you, If | you are troubled with pains and ners yousn or any feminine disorder, bear in mind that the Vegetable Co! pound has helped other women and should help you. For sale by drug- gists everywhere. R, C. Sedisioméry| M. D. Physician and Surgeon Electronic Reactions of Abrams | Riverton, Wyoming and ater prosperity for Casper in particular, This is a fino beginning for fall business in Wyoming. Did anybody have the nerve to mention a shortage of oll? Do you realize that a photograph makes a lasting impression upon the minds of others? Quality work ut the Wrensted Studio.—Adv. The Prince of ‘Wales is more pop- ular than a heavyweight champion or a veteran that ended the exist- ence of w hundred Boches. ‘The Prince is easily the “Man of the Hour" in this country at present. Student note books and fillers at Hoffhine’s, 240 East Second.—Ady. The Arkeon is continuing its pro- sram of mak‘ng the gasoline wagon more popular in Wyoming. The motto of the academy should be— “A car for every dancer in Casper.” Get ready for duck season. ade guns and ammunition. ner Loan Office.—Adv. High Mrs. Julia Matson, accompanied by r two children, Julius and Edith, ansville was in Casper the lat- of ter part of the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Capps, Anyone can take a picture. Only trained photographer can make a super-photograph. The Wrensted Studio.—Ady. . Brocknaple of Denver was a visitor in Casper,Sunday. Mx. Candidate: The Letter Shoppe will mimeograph 600 circular letters fer $5.00. Hotel Townsend. Phone 2600.—Adv. Trip-| € Cas-| Che Casper Daily Ccibune . Luhoun was in Casper the lat- ter part of the week from Sheridan. Graduates of the Casper Business College occupy responsible positions. You can do the Enroll now! Day and night classes—Adv. Cc. E. Burnett passed through this city on a motor trip from Grass Creek. Fall shipments arriving. Tell your patrons about it by letter. Mimeographing done by Miss Babi Balcony, Henning Hotel.—Ady. Among the arrivals at the City Camp over the past few days have been: Fred Bassett of Elwell, Neb. R. L. Talbert and family of Spok- ane, Wash. H, A. Taylor of Detroit, Mich. R. E. Twist of Omaha, Neb. J. H. Bell of College Corner, Ind. A. Wriel of Cleveland, Ohio. Robert Halevy of Fairmount, Neb. A. L. White of Miama, Okla. W. Cook of Detroit, Mich. E, L. Woods of Canyon, Tex. Jay Demers of Hollywood, Cal. BE. Kurath of Milwaukee, Wis, Fred Lapp of Dayton, Ohio. A. Marsh of Lostonville, W. Va. M. O. Treater of Lincoln, Neb. L. L. Stotts of Alten, II A. H. Snyder of Easlkins, Mo. O. L. Hight of Tulsa, Okla. O. L. Goldhammer of aNshville, Kan. O. O. Howard of Ponca City, Okla. O. M. Cain of Edmont, Wn. L, C. Holta of Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs, Hopkins of Toledo, Ohio, B. Labyer of Ponca City, Okla. Cc. BE, King of Rapid City, Ss. D, passed through Casper yesterday. was In this city for a short time Monday, Shine ‘em up and get 'em fixed. B. Kline, for several days expects to go to Denver about Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. lL. Williams of Den- ver were in Casper yesterday. M. A. Ludwig was in this city from Salt Creek yesterday. “fhe Covered Wagon’ Has prob-| i ably aroused more interest) among Casper show goers than ony other picture during the year. Coupled with the fact that the contest is nearing its close, this famous screen favorite should attract large crowds. Mr. Siske has returned from a short vacation spent in Yellowstone Park. ———.__ Cal! the Tribune fur highway in- York, defeated Small of Detroit, Miss Loulse Fordyce of Youngs- town, O., defeated Mrs. Isobel Har. ris, of Providence, 4 and 3. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, of Marion Hollins of New York, 4 and 3. Miss Mary K. Browne of Santa defeated Mrs. H. Ar- Lorene Ederant of Ogallala, Neb.) Old Jackson of Greenwich, Conn., August §&, gel LATE SPORTS NAYATT. R. L., Sept. 2.—Mrs. F. C. Letts, Jr., of Chicago, was over- come by heat after playing nine holes with Mrs. J. Renwick of New York in the first round today of the woman's national golf tournament. Mrs. Letts was six “up at the time but indications were that she would have to default. Miss Glenna Collett, of Mrs. Quentin F. Mra. 3 and 2. Feitner, Mrs. Philadelphia defeated Miss Monica, 6 and 4, GLEN EAGLES, Scotland, British-American professional and MacDonald Smith his British opponent by one up the end of 54 holes of play with holes to go. NAYATT, R. I, Sept. of the favorites for women's golf title, another former champion, delphia, 4 and 3, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. George Duncan, the British veteran, by 4 up and 3 to play in thelr 72. hole match concludé@ here today. NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—Luls An- Saratoga Springs for New York tonight, ar- riving in this city tomorrow morn- ficials said today. Firpo will leave ne, Insist on cae TANLAC VEGETABLE PILLS For) Constipation Try a dozen Atall dealers 10 Ibs. of Cane Sugar 10 Ibs. of Cane Sugar Included in 412 East Fifth Street f thanks.’? — Mrs. HAME- | Dancing BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3 RIVERVIEW PARK DANCE PAVILION Will Qperate On EVENINGS ONLY Rides BUNGALOW Offers You The largest selling lity pencil in 0c For Every $10.00 Paid on Your Account— When the Account Is Paid in Full CASH CUSTOMERS With Every $3.00 Cash Order—No Sugar 780 That Offer In Effect Until Saturday Night, Sept. 6 The Bungalow Grocery & Market Phones 22—23 Provi- dence, defeated Miss Ruth Batcheld- er of Weston, Mass., 4 and 3. New Sydney R. Sept. 2.—(By The Assoctated Press)—The golt match here between George Duncan entered its final stage today with Smith leading —Miss Marion Hollins, of New York, one the national was eliminated from the title tournament today by Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, of Phila- a, > Joe Bodwick of \Lafayette, Colo.,; Sept. 2,—Ear! Sande, premier Amer- ican jockey, who was injured in a spill at the Saratoga race track on was removed today. to New York on board the private car No reason for Madison’ Square Garden _of- the trip was give nbut it was in- timated that the immigration au- thorities investigation of the bexer's entry into the United States had Prompted his unexpected departure QUARTERLY CONFERENCE AT METHODIST GHURGH On Wednesday night the fourth quarterly conference of the First Methodist church will be held at 7:30 o'clock. District Superinten- dent J. G. Brawn will preside. Re- ports for the years work will be given by the pastor, and officers of the various societies of the church. It is important that every ‘member of the official board be present. ‘The annual conference for the whole state will be held at Sheridan next week begivning on Wednesday the 10th of September. BS Shaped the at 18 The unusual, but scientific shape of the Bryant tube has been largely responsible for the successful perform- Quality work to please you. The|of Harry F. Sinclair, owner of the | » ae See CF thie City Shoe Repair and Shining| Rancocas racing atable, by which | 5 tube results in: Thin Parlory—Adv. Sande was employed. The jockey’s xs Walls through which . condition was said to be greatly im-| heat is quickly trans- Au az Chase was in Casper from} proved. He will receive further treat- | § mitted; A Large Area Lavoye on Monday. ment in Roosevelt hospital, 5 of Surface to Frank Stewart ‘passed through] < 2 Sc] the heat; Staggered sper on a motoring trip from Den-| cyestep Barvaan’ racmbee ce the | Dd Heat Travel which con- ver. Olympie tratky toanutaun: Rego Be fines the flue g s university’ star, yesterday! set a es against the tubes until Ralph Parson motored to Casper | nears 1 ad "8 3-5 d: “4 5 7 % of the h ii from Lewiston, Mont., over the week Ort e ane ptheks © oop 844 the heat units end. atvabe tel ane She rcaniiienee es are extracted: also a jetic carnival o entral New Did youreterkicing esse York section of the Niagara A. A.| Rugégedness that makes t Bs a train-because | ty. district, held at Fulton. for extreme durability. ef a tardy expressman? Guard DD against it by callin See Bé ‘Transtar. ebonao rend "| Bulletin: GLEN EAGLES, scot-| © aerate 8 land, Sept. 2. (By the Associated} 3X4 Hayden B. Kline, who has been vis-| Press)—MacDonald Smith, Ameri: iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, H.|C2" golf professional, —_ defeated 5 We will be Bryant . Phone 1500 BRYANT G&S BOILER Consult Your Heating Engineer or Gas Appliance Company THE DALY COMPANY 1425 Sixteenth Street, Denver, Colorado pleased to supply any information relative € pee ; oiler and furnish you with.the names of representative Casper owners. The Casper Gas Appliance Co, Inc. “Merchandise That Merits Confidence” (CUTS:SORES Cleanse thoroughly—then, without rubbing, apply— Vicks Over 17 Million Jara Used Yeariy Who Is She? Wyoming Princess Petrolia Ball Next Tuesday Evening ARKEON a—————————— ee Be as _ A Stroke of Genius | Tube of the Let a representative explain Bryant indi- viduality and ita relation to your particular 115-119 E. First WYOMING Will Be Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday The Plunge Is Still Open Every Day Riverview Park, Mills, Wyo. Swimming Concessions JUST ONE MORE WEEK Until the Casper Tribune’s Petrolia Ball When WYOMING’S MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL AND SENT TO TULSA To Compete With Beauties of 17 States YOU ARE INVITED Tuesday, September 9 Op. AT THE ARKEON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1924. NO MAN GOES THIRSTY IN CASPER fom PRINCESS Chosen m. Come Down and Have a Drink on Me 4.97 THE ONCE OVER Pants With 18, 19 and 20 Inch Bottoms OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK —