Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 5

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924. ‘PERSONALS ce Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Roderick ana| Mrs. E. W. Wilson-of Denver ar- son who have been visiting with |Tived in the city this. morning to rlends in Chey@pne for the last few | SP¢nd sevetal days. days returned to Casper yesterday overland. They were accompanied by their neice, Miss Edna Roderick of Denver, who will visit here for several days before returning to her home. ef town visitors here from their home in the southern part of the state. Albert Johnson spent several days this week in Wheatland visiting Senator John B. Kendrck and | with relatives and rriends. party arrived in Casper today. Cte ie] eee . * Cacia T. R. Jones arrived this morning Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hunder of} from Denver, and will spend sev- Denver who have been spending the| eral days here on business. Mr. last week in Casper on business and | Jones is a guest at the Henning. visiting with friends departed today oes by motor for Cheyenne to spend a short time before returning home. ‘ ertarte . evening from Thermopolis and will . spend a short time here on busi- Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Williamson | ness. of Cleyeland, O., are here for a short time on business, having arrived yes- terday. . A. Bogson arrived in the city last - K, Rae, Frederick 8. Wright and P. M. Berdsong arg-Denver business men registered at the Henning. Arnold B. Larson ‘has returned a i from Omaha where he spent: several F. E. Nelley of Gering, Neb., is a days visiting with his parents, Mr: ind Mrs. J. H. Larson and sister, | pussves® a" Spending a short time Margaret. sie * V. Quntal of Cody is here on busi. Mr, and Mrs. E. T, Caldwell are Greybull ‘visitors spending several | B€S# for a few da: days in the city. ' at ae | ©. E. Nelson ts a Shoshoni busi- Mrs. Mabel Sike is a Thermopolis| mess man spending a short time here visitor spending several days in the | @ guest at the Henning. city. see Rez N. Harrington of Great Falls; pping | Mont., is a business visitor spentie trom] a short time in the city. cee D. Dippert off Lusk’ is a guest at the Henning for a few week, ses Mrs: V. Fy Smatley is sho} and visiting with friends here Lavoye. alceet Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Reine of Car- son, Pirle Scott and company are Suests at the Townsend from Chi- cago. eve . Frederick ‘Wright. of Painter, Wyo., is a visitor in the city. ere eee Mr. and Mrs. “. R. Combs of Buf- falo are i the city tor a short time. R. N. Goodrich of Big ‘Trail, Wyo., Mr, Combs is a road contractor. is here on business. eee William Wymer, wool buyer, re- Ppresentative of Webb and company ig in Casper on business for his com: pany. ee * Mr, and Mrs. BE. W. Ryan are out vee William Ryan {s among the Den- ver visitors spending a few days here. woe H. M. Isham arrived yesterday from’ Alliance and will spend se: eral days here. He was accompanied by D. W. McDonald. J. S. Strachan was an out-of-town morning. of Fort Collins arrival this M. C. Savaresy of Thermopolis !s here on business today. arr Glenn. D. Laird of Worland’ wil spend a short time in Casper next Tuesday, en route to Laramie to at- tend home coming at the State Unl- versity. Aas Y ‘you have over- worked your digestive organs and now you may be on. highroad to HeiaKcd confirmed dyspeptic, You can” avicd 3: eliminate 3 G. Reichert of Fort Collins: was a bus‘ness arrival yésterday. ai te ' George E. Keenan of Yost Cabin here today on business, eee Charles H, Hayes, Paul Bundy.and les Rhim were Thermopolis-men. who arrived in Casper last’ evening. one E. L. Hoyle of Salt Creek is visit- ~ : ing with friends here for.a few days. ‘The World’s Best Tonic At AIPGood Drug Stores heed Over 40 Million Bottles Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills” for ‘Constipation Joe Seaborn, William Hodge and Patrick Shields of Midwest are here on business for a short«time. stdin Se For results try a Tribune Classt- An extra pair of trousers can be had with practically any suit in our stock, Hart Schaffner &@ Marx smart styles They have the “edge” with young men, Two and three- button suits with easy fitting coats; fuller trousers; wider cuffs. Double breasted mod- els of real distinction. You’ll like the quality at - $35to $50 | Overcoats too as low as $25 MEDNICK Bros. Casper’s Leading Store for Men days this! CHICHGO DEAD H. H. Kohlsaat Padses Away on Visit at Hoover Home WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—H. /H. Kobisaat, noted former Chicago pub- lisher and ciose friend of many presi- dents, died suddenly here today at the home of Secretary Hoover, He had come to Washington for a visit and although he had been in poor health. for some months,’ his condition had not been considered serious. He was 71 years old. Herman H. Kohléaat was well known as a journalist through his many years’ connection with Chi- cago newspapers.- He owned and edited at different times the Chicago Inter-Ocean, Chi- ¢ago Times-Herald, Chicago Record- Herald and Chicago Evening Post. He was active In the public affairs of Chicago as an editor and private citizen for thirty years. He was a Republican and, a close persona! friend of the late President McKin- ley. Mr, Kohisaat played a prominent part in the investigations that. re- suited in the United States senate dé- claring vacant the seat cf Senator William Lorimer. He furnished the information that resulted in_ bring- ing the Lorimer case before the :en- ate the second ume after Lorimer had been vindicated in the first hear- ing. Mr. Kohlsaat was born in Albi rds county, Ohio, March nd was brought to Gelana, Til, by his parent& when a child. He was educated in Galena. After he came to Chicago he began as newspaper eurtier and Jateg was. a salesman tor a wholesale bakery. A few years ‘ater he started fn the satering businers on his.cwn ac count. He was successful and in a few years owned a string of lunch coun- ters and bakeries. Through his bust- ness and sagacious real estate tn thents he accuutu’ated a lars: ortune. In 1893 he dispored of his enter prises ond purchased from William Benn Nixon © half interest in the Chicago Inter-Ocean of wihch he became business manager, In 1Sy} sod his interest in the pope> and dean unsesess itempt vo purchase ti New York’ yune and mes, Later 1 led in an attempt to purchase the Chicago Tribune. On the death’ of Jumes W. Seott, Mr. Kohlsaut pirehared the -Chi Tim@&-Heraid and the Chicago ning Post and papers until 1901 when he took o the Chicago Itecord, owner by Vi tor Lawson and consolidated it with the Pimes Herald. He called the merged papers the Chicago, Record- go ve- Herald. At the same time he so'd the Chiedgo Evening Post to John ©. Shaffer. Mv, Kobisuat remained at the hélm af the Chicago Record-Herald unt! 1yo2 when he turned the property over to Prank B, Noyes, publisher und one of the owners of the Wash: ngton Star. He devoted himself to his real estate interests until 1910 when Mr. Noyé® returned to Wasi D. C., and Mr. Kohisaat took charge of the Record Herald. In 1913 he purchased the. Chicago Inter-Ocean from George W. Hin man and became. its editor, a posi- tion he held ‘for a year when the vaper changeg hands and Mr. Koh swat retired from active journplism. In 1880 Mr. Kohlsaat married Mabel E. Blake, of Chicago, and two ‘daughters. were the result of the union. He presented a btatte of Gen- eral U. S. Grant to the city of Ca- tena’ and gave Uberally to charity. ———— McCoy Funeral to Be Held Sanday The funeral of Thomas McCoy, Casper resident who died yesterday will be held from the Shaffer-Gay chapel at 2 o'clock Sunday after. noon. The Rev. Philip K. Edwards will officiate: PASTOR HIGHT IS ARRAIGNED FOR MURDER MT. VERNON, Il, Oct. 17.—The court room was crowded today when Lawrence M. Hight, former Ina qm.) clergyman, and Mrs. Elsie Sweetin, confessed polsoners of their mates in a plot to marry, were arratgned be- fore Circuit Judge J. C. Kern, under two joint murder indictments, Attorneys for Hight “and Mrs. Sweetin asked for permission to file a iefion to quash the indictment. Judge Kern gave until tomorrow to file the motion. The defendants did not enter pleas. ey (JUDGE) JOHN M. HENCH. Candidate for Justice of the Peace, Second Precinct, all territory lying south of Chicago and Northwestern rallriad in city. 28 years active practice of law in Casper and Ther- mopolis, Wyo. A RESIDENT OF KENWOOD. For reputation as to honesty and abjlity ask any old tm- ev In Casper, FORMER NOTED) PUBLISHER OF) w By NEA Airmail Service . C. W. Scarborough of Fort Worth, Texas expedition two years ago that rescued the Stefansson refugees on Wrangel Island, has been frozen to death near Point Barrow. He was working on an assi$nment for a motion picture concern. This picture of him, showing the ship Duxbury, upen which he made his trip, was taken just a short time before his death. When ft comes of memory, G: appear at th MacLaren carried off the palm. tain states becaine editor!of both: | een made a part of ing elsewhere?” the dominating fresh they’ the size packages you Yes. grocery supply. clean, and guaranteed course. Home made Cakes. Che Casyer D to a prodigious feat America theater Mon day under the auspices of the Cas It hag often been told that a cer an could, after having Pancakes with that old-time Southern and then may we ask you: CANNED GOODS Everything in nationally advertised canned food products may be found on our shelves. at all times, .that your favorite brand is here. FRESH FRUITS By carefully watching the markets and the fruit crop during the various seasons, we are able to supply our Medads ieaap with What's fresh and wholesome. We absolutely refuse to accept mediocre products for sale. STAPLE GROCERIES Your everyday food stuffs are ly known for their excellence, Real Entertainment Is Assured in Appearance in City of Gay MacLaren Explorer-Cameraman Frozen iiy Crifune who was a member of the been introduced name at, the without who is to the lc per Woman's Departmental | club } conside: y M and who will present the comedy | tend five perform “Enter Madame,” {is said.to have out ever having seen the mahu- script b In the presentation of & play 80 Honey!” our store. fruits of each season. most desi; MEATS to be pure. SUNDRIES Housekeeping Supplies. WE DELIVER 638 East Second St. We Solicit Your Patronage—A Store of Service and Quality. to juet AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR ight here in abundanec . Our bakery gogds are 4 FRESH VEGETABLES Next best to pulling ’em out of your own garden is a shopping tour through Johnson Brothers’ vegetable department thing right there before your eyes in the proper Candy. sixty repeat of the t difficulty. aren who can it: f any play and then give it word for-word withie or We wonder whether people realize the extent to which a grocer will go in ‘an honest effort to please and afford every convenience to his patrons. believe that we have instilled into our organization— THE JOHNSON BROTHER’S GROCERY CO. A true'spirit of service to“the community of which we are a art. To this end every conceivable grocery department has if Let us consider each of them “Is there any good reason for trad- We You may feel certain - more; nd in wide- We operate an up-to-date meat market, where you may purchase the meat for the evening meal while picking out your Everything in the market is thoroughly fresh, Every- ason, of Soaps Johnson Brothers Grocery Co. Phone 1251 more each festivities But memorized persons tended the original then heard Miss ™ tion have little d in recog. niging individual characteristics of the original actors. However, Miss MacLaren js not a mimic nor an im personator. Her work ts somethin more than that. presentation of the very ures, Int and eh tion of the inal acto ss Ma Laren puts in someth —an addition that keer tion from sounding flat and less, as mere. mimicry does, ng 0 mated. the personality of the medium the original characterization o the parts are blended might be ed subliminated mimicry. The wt thing depends upon ‘the ability the artist to create mental in in thé minds of the pear on: the ordinary stage. In giving a © performance ing frock. And her own personalit fs excluded with a great deal ing « PITCHER YDE DENIES STORY CHICAGO, sociated Pres. Oct —{B} Pitcher he A nil Ye <== SOUET PRISO ife- apd makes the audience see every action as though it were really consum: This bit of necromancy in which audience in the place of the actual images that ap. Miss MacLaren wears only a simple everi- of care, as it could be @ serious inter- ference in making the various*char- $2 each acter transitions, changing from |and have also offer comedy to pathos, emotion to passiv-|in a state bank. Krasnotchekoff hi ity, man’s voice to woman's. Nor| declined both tenders, pre OF CHARGES of the Pittsburgh Nationals today, infoymed baseball Commissioner Landis that a published intervie purpcerting to quote him on infor thation involving others than Jim ny O’Conni “Cozy” Dolan In the recent MW scandal, dealt with matter t which’ he kne vbso'utely nothing. 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