Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1924, Page 10

|> 5 ze Che Casver Daily Cribune Miriam h the winning Japanese Turtle Di which was one of 1200 birds exhibited at the second annual show of the Oregon Pigeon Breeders’ Association, just held at Gresham. Isabel Returns © and San Jose de Guatemala sep- outh American beauty, and her fiance, planter, However. the couple are not l be married by proxy,” they decided. But when the justices they refused ‘to perform a) proxy juatemalan consulate. “But just you wait,” de- We'll find a way yet.” ‘ Flyer Harding’s Goal The distance between § arates Senorita Clemencia P' Ernesto Barri discouraged. “W senorita visited marriage, So clared the girl. northernmost of its five glaciers. makin ho W. Ry NEA Airmail Service Asabel Kockefeller, dauhter of Percy A. Rockefeller has returned from: a summer abroad. “Evangeline”: him, “Lieut. Francis J. Webner, last of the clerk for the U Air Service at Dayton, O., is to be k Har ‘round-the-world flyer, after his trip. So sa rs. Rumor. 800 Were.Drowned Here Ida Reussenzehn married to Lieutenant Jac She ais Louisiana's prettiest,’ Rita Blanchett of New Iber plays the: title role in annual production of ngeline, Now she has been adjudged the most beautiful woman in the state. Miss Left to right are Ossie Bluege, third baseman; Roger Peckinpaugh who as @ former Yankee finds youngest manager in'the Friskiness of Mt. Shasta has shifted to the northern side with the starting of a mud flow from th: The extended dry spell is the cause. its way down the mountain ut a rate of five miles an. hour. ill Take Up His Post? The lone sentinel of one of the glories of the “leat Ga se" is troubled. “Death's. shadow is hovering over “Suicide Cl fea t ub” of the immortal Fifth: Louisiana Infantry, Con ‘ederate Army, fears there will be no one to stand guard over the histeric old relic he has attended thes last 20 years. It is ‘the first submarine torpedo boat’ bullt by the Confederacy but never'used. — - SNAPPY PLAY OF THESE WASHINGTON INFIELDERS HELPED vi SENATORS PASS YANKEES IN PENN much consolation in holding down his present job; Stanley*Harris, the major The upper ‘photo is of Shasta. By NEA Airmail Service If you are a young fellow with no matrimonial prospects, here is your opportunity—or rather opportunities—to get yourself a wife. These two Chieago maidens, June Zeiser, 21 (left), and her-sister, Cecelia, 25, are mly too willing to di. But theres’ one little catch to it. The man—or uen—who take advantage of their bargain must agree to pay off forth- vith a $3,500 mortgage on their mother's 60- acre farm near Milwaukee. That's why they ure making the offer, And the acceptance—or accept- inces must come quickly, as a sheriff's sale is looming. Lower picture shows the mud flow ee By NEA Airmall Service ‘athan F'. Leopold dr., and Richard A. Loeb, “‘super-intellectuals,” are yack at their studies again—but not,in university cussrooms and Jaw ibraries. This is the kind of a classrobm they have now. They are lea! ng trades. Here is the chair factory at Joliet penitentiary. Leopold i vorking peb has been assigned to a different sort of work. They vere separated soon after their arrival at the prison, i A Pieacher’s Daughter leagues who is playing second bas | “ d "s fath acher— and: Joe:Judge,: first Baseman’ Louise Moore’s father is a preacher—but that entering a bathing beauty contest. Her fath is rector of the fashionable didn't keep her from rf Rev. Dr. Francis R. Moore nity Episcopal church in New Orleans, When British and Yanks Clashed Ry NEA Alrmall Service— Eight hundred boy students were drowned when the floods that swept Hangys r struck ahis boarding school. More than 10,000 residents of the city met death. There was plenty of Meadowbrook Clab, Westbury, 1, And the Prince of Wales was an added attraction, » firs eries Jonal Io matches “between the American and British’ teams at action in the first of the series of inter national polo ma’ hin cgddle’s”™ boys lost out, 165 $ Off to Beat Americans’ Time Major Pedro Zanni, Argentine ace, has started out lean flyers’ time around the world. He will use three Pitch ote Ss by Fokker, Dutch aeronautical exper:. One will be strietly a land machine nother will be equipped with pc ; " another wil rulpy Pontoons and the third (seen above) will be