Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 10

#se fe aM | 28 PAGE TEN _ he Casver Daily Crioune : : 3 LSE iad A om ilBARNEY GOOGLE. AND SPARK P! SETTING THE STYLES |" * Fi Ese THOTT D FP evervmune 1s PHOOY! 3 ci AR i No! NES You! I WANT “To Go-To EUROPE AND : Do You THINK NOu LOANED ENGLAND FRANCE (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.)/ knee. NEW YORK, Nov. 11—New York LET SPARK PLUG DO His STUFF AND |! f 5 iT y! AND GERMANY PLENTY --- I ANT EVEN GoT THE [O PRUNES ae ree Sas s . ALL Is, ASKING For 1S has been divided into two parts this LONDON—A charming three- “To PAN FoR A PASSPORT -+~ y. * # 102° week—those who talked about Al] piece suit of green Smyrna cloth, Smith's lucky “horseshoe, and those | extremely short as to skirt and with BY GOLLY, ILL Go UP To THAT ' You BiG BUM who talked about the diamond horse-| a gtay georgette vestee and sleeves PASSPORT OFFICE AND GIVE ‘EM shoe of the Metropolitan Opera] was noticed at the Liverpool races. MY WARD LUCK STORY House and-what was worn there. |. LEG j ‘The latter cost more but perhaps Al LONDON.—One of the newest would rather have his, after all. motor coats seen in the row today "There were fewer clothes on more| was of soft double thickness kasha people at the opening of the opera] of a plaid design combining browns ever before on similar] and greens. The coat had a high This was 1e largely to} broad double collar and huge patch » for the short skirt, since | pockets and was fastened w ith large decollettes were not particularly| horn buttons. startling. ————- Everyone who could, took the NEW YORK.—A pump with a count—or the countess. Scores of/ single broad strap—that is what the European nobility, ex or present,| many women are wearing on the| , attended the perform but to| avenue today. The vamps are pa- the disappointment he un-/tent leather while the strap and initiated, they did not wear their] heel are of apricot or blonde kid or coronets. In fact, the diamond) gray suede. a horseshoe did not gleam with jewel: ~ Narrow, simple filets took the pl NEW YORK.—When English- eled head dresses and the dia-| women go to a sporting event, they mond and emerald stomachers were | wear sport clothes, but the majority lacking. Somehow, a stomach seems|of the young girls attending the ential for a stomacher and stom:| Princeton-Harvard game last Sat- achs noeadays are repressed, if not} urday wore fur coats over com- bination dresses wuitable, for either the shining state-| afternoon or evening, and the light- s of the assemblages was main-| est of footwear. The answer is} |( rt, WALT. I'VE GOT WIRES f through the shimmering| ‘They won't go home till morning.” FROM “WO SETS OF metal cloths of which many of the SEES RELANVES THAT owns were fashioned. In contrast Hl THevRE comina were rose-tinted gowns which formed Moscow-Paris inct feature of the fashionable season tha eae ee Copynght. 1924, by King Features Syndicate. Ine) DIB Great Brita 8 reserved. Wry pas The color, effect w y the scattering Sisaa Aerial Service es! Now Projected | simple, froc heaths of cire sa metal cloth of pe. The metal owns in many instances gained their distinctive ef fects from the material itself’ Hand [ MC Noy. 13.—Plans_are un- woven, one tint was superimposed! der way for a direct aerial passen on another in the fabric with beautl-] ger service between Moscow and ful effect. Paris. The first plane over the One striking gown, out of the ordi-| route, which covers Strasbourg, nary, was of white velvet falling| Prague, Warsaw, Vilna and Smol- erfectly straight from the neckline] ensk, arrived at Minsk yesterday, » mid-calf. The neck and hem we rrying the directors of the French trimmed wiht bands of seal, while a/ secretary of aerial communication large ornament at the left hip spilled} which will direct the service. shower of seed pearls to the hem.| ular bi-weekly flights will be in: finished with two] urated e: in the spring, the 1,5 ins, also bordered] miles to be covered in 19 hours 1 1 at the point of] planes carrying ht passenger s back. ach. The present lroad journey | s wefe rywhere,| takes nearly five 4 Only COW, ‘This gown mg narrow when she left the Olympic Tuesday ight. She will le hortly for M ary Garden hae bperatia duties in Chicago. = is which 1 George Burns - ive accounted for the skins played, Probably the most striking Never Ousted Explaining how she banish Bf Aan sha as a cloak, tt the seventeen pounds, Miss Gar- See ee os, wHSB A ainsi Falls Off to den said she went in her motor upper part of Which was Alaska seal. ‘The lower portion was of scalloped bands of ermine while the broad collar of seal was adorne with medallions of ermine. 2a a PARIS—About the only thing furs boat about two miles off shore, got out of her bathing suit, 112. Pounds |) stretchea terseit on the deck and “Jet the sun do Hs worst.” “After sunning myself for an hour,” she said, “I dived over- By an Umpire CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 13.— George Burns, outfielder, passed ont 8. NEW YORK, Nov. 13.—Mary are not used for present is muffs. j : . e " ™ z = . of the National league yesterday . | board, swam about for twenty are not rep whee: she. dae aie ee. oe Pee et : ye : ‘ with a record of never Kaving been appeal ba es Lesa veer minutes and then went ashore.” in a small round black velvet hat ; ; ‘ : Pe ag, ; ass 3 : banished by an umpire fn the twelve| {DS *eventoen Pounds tess than on | \she added she hoped any busy trimmed with black satin ribbon and * is 8 ey 3 ba - 2 3 |years he was a big leaguer—ten 2 bodies. ashore h ‘binoculars : ‘ : 5 x a strained thetr eyes, 'years with the Giants and two with} Months ago. She now tins the the Red: scales ‘at ee pounds. om ey = Monte Carlo was the scene NOTICE i ~ . her weight reduction. PARIS—The latest creation of the WOODSTOCK, Ont.—Ralph Met- “My. friends will be surprised| », I hag papacy ogee res end Parisian corsetiers has shoulder ghum Jones, writer and politician,’ when they see me in Thais with r. straps to hold it up. ) It has no pasts : - Rag 7 é Fee : was killed in an automobile accident. the waist of a wasp, he said © HENRY BAILEY. bask at all until the hip line ts Rees 20 Oe : L e z _—_—_—[—=—_—=——=——=———SIooo—ESSSSSS>SESES———————————— FAK HTS BEGIN ON SALT Vlush Your Kidneys Occasionally By Drinking Quarts of Good Water. rrying a small round muff of ack satin ribbon to match. woman can ma hing the kidneys occa 10W . says a well ity. Too much rich food creates a which clog the kidney pores so tha they sluggishly filter or strain only part of the waste and poisons from the blood. Then you get sick. Rheu matism, headaches, liver troub’e, ner yousness, constipation, dizzines: sleeplessness, bladder disorders often from sluggish kidneys. By NEA Airmail Ser Here he is—Red Grange, the gridiron meteor, on one of his remark abl i t icago ons. urprise ball world by tying Illinois, and without Grange the Illini would have b ea dete ated. ae ene, Chlcagyy wee Be pnicane “The oa ihe Rees 4 toa you an idea of the remarkable elusive qualities that make him the prestest of the great. He has a trick of offering his legs The moment you feel a dull ache RAT N he kidneys or your back hurts, or t “Ca RATINGS OF FOOTBALL TEAMS | |:2cc2st" 2 and then suddeniy taking them away. Look and you'll see’ how he does it. ———— ls led by a sensation of scalding SHO men. The fact that they seonned to drink soft water In quant such a powerful line plunging team Iso get about four ounces o! is the Huskies, holding them to a : cy and t ep a tab! able pharm tie game, is regarded as speaking onful in volumes for the Blue and Gold. She . glass of water before br fast for kept the ball in Washington terri] « 3 and your kidneys may the tory two-thirds of the“time and this - cause @f small profit mous anit is made trom the| By LAWREN@E PERRY. | rutgers because ot her amashing|imvs.done in dry Eoing. Landert a] BW YORK, Nov. _18—Areu on a huge number of aeid of grapes and lemon juice, com opyri Casper Tribune) | defeat of a strong Lafayett efit, | the Pacific are California, Stanford, = ot bined with lithia, and has been used] NEW YORK, Nov. 13.With} Yale, in snowing Marsland undec} Washington and Idaho. acme ppenaeen in tection oni ta sales is true of White The Golden Bears met the big Greater VALUE be- m any ¥ Jad Salts f for years to help flush clogged kid-| mes on Seturday taken Into con-|a top-heavy score, retains her high|, Southwestern conference (Rated| basis if scores pres- : : sus ueys and stimulate them® to’ activ idgration some shifts are necessary| place and so does Dartmouth, oF by Sam Pace of Fort Worth Star-| ent leat! Pikate ioc salons than " Owl cigars just as it 1s ity, also to help neutralize the acidy |!" the ranking of certain teams in| virtue of her victory over Vermont.| Telegram): Southern Methodist has} 799 contests throughout the country, z in the system so they no longer cause | ‘! tous sections of the country. t Thus we get a first group in th | Sight edge over Baylor, Then Ar-| up to this timée’show that only thir- of automobiles, cast as followst kansas, Rice, Texas A. & M., Okla-|¢een ‘games’ have been decided by} ~ And _ because White if Notre Dame or Illinois or any irritation, thus often relieving blad der disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive and can not injure; makes a delightful effer other eleven had gone to Cambridge! Yale, Dartmou h Av & M., T De LEY Prisest |homa A. exas and Texas on Saturday and defeated Harvard| gers. ‘The order of naming aheaia | Christian, = 34 to 0 that eleven would have been | not be understood as signifying pre-| South Atlantic (rated by W. T. Only three of these goals after touchdown victories can be found napa ru pppcesbcchts ts Wc 8 pert pie fy? celiac cedence. We shall have to watt for es annce of Richmond News-|among the so-talled large college 5 help keep the kidneys clean and the 2 Pennsylvania, whilo stil! unbeat-| Navy, Virginia, Georgetown,| Yala 7, Georgia 6; Massachusetts Ss remarka e Thus,credit of the sort Princeton's | en, triumph over the Crimson may not logically be withheld. And so with blood pure, thereby often preventir serious kidneys complications. all meahs have your physi amine your kidneys at Jeast twice can not discount the fact t Washington and Lee, William and|Aggies 14, Wesleyan 13; Tufts 7, her attack is mediocre and w Mary, Virginia Poly, Maryland,} Bowdoin 6. value never changes low the quality of, her defense, orth Carolina, Virginia M. I, ‘The field goal has defeated the : x4 experienced smokers ne ll must do more than snow weak] Lake Forest, North Carolina State,|safety on two occasions, Ohio Wes- Susquehanna under before she is| Trinity, Johns Hopkins, Roanoke,|leyan winning over Ohio Northern, | placed up among the elect, even| Davidson, Richmond, Hampden|3 to-2, and Hendrix conquering} \ + f ry jtory over a Columbia team disin-| St. Johns, Randolph-Maco} by the Same score. ted to a degree by the loss of Southwest Casper outhwest Casper Get at the Real Cause —Take | "er master. But the stars seem to Southern (rated by Zipp Newman of the Birmingham News): ———————_ ° ahr’ hint of grcat things for the Itha: Automobile Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | cane tetore the season tn done. | yiilabmsamy Georeia: Georgia ose ; In the Western conference, Chi- ‘ ‘ i : ‘ ‘once, Re airin That's what thousands of stomach | cago is entitled to rating with T,| 12P! A. and M., Auburn, L. 8. WU, sufferers are doing now. Instead of Kentucky, Sewanee, Tennessee, ‘Mis. esere 8 ; nols in first place. Michigan ranks| sissippl, ‘ 4 taki ng tonics, or eying to patch up @| second and lowa third, Indiana | “!**!PP!. haaw: “YORK. Dunn Bros. Motor Co. poor digestion, they are attacking the | stands with Wisconsin in fourth po-|, Rocky Mountain — Conferencs ie Battling: real cause of the ailment—cloggeéd liver dered bowel: Siki, sition through yher v! , (rated by Les Goatés, Salt Lake| Senegalese heavyweight, will fa We save you $$$’s aay renee Ohio State, while. tne, Saar City Deseret News): Young ‘Marullo of Now Orleans, in : ae wards ONS ‘Tablets arouse | must sit in fifth place, keeping com Colorado University, Utah Uni-| Madison Square Garden on Friday - TRY US! EB hb Shag adb t Sage i Way. | pany with Minnesota. Northwest-| versity, Colorado Aggies, Utah Ag-| “ght, it was announced. @ Rh forcine theie piss) (stein tbl a and Purdue are out of the pie- Ree psyee Universtiy, CopeasD > A | g the > re, ‘ollege, Montana State College, AE TF | Goes indigestion and stomach troubles. | “"Nitre Dame crushed ‘Wlsconsin| Young University, Colorado Mines,| _ NEW YORK.—Charley Paddock, ——_|__ Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, | ang stands today as the greatest} Wyoming University. famous California sprinter and na- petite, a lazy, don’t-care feeling, | tenm in the country, from the gold-| Missouri Valley Conference (ratea| tional champion, has been selected t ergy, trouble with |... shores of the Pacific to the surg-|by Frederick Ware, Omaha World-| ®8 One of the six delegates to the Take Olive Tablets) |. Atiantic. from the blue waters | Herald): Amateur Athletic ‘union ‘convention, itute for calomel. f the G a t Atlantic City, I » Oliv, of the Gulf to the chilling spindrift Drake, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa | ™ lantic City, Have you seen the 1925 eet peck ate Olive Tablets are 8) of niaine- State, Grinnell, Kanshs State, Okla- ; purely vegetable compound mixed with} - wate Califo homa, Kansas, Washington. Hud. Coach? olive oil. You will know them by their rnia and Stanford udson Coac . |Jolive color, ‘They do the work without | tnd as the two undefeated elevens — Griping, cramps or pain. ” of the country, California should be| | VIENNA.—The chief committee of se one or two at bedtime for quick! 'esarded as having p slight «edge | the felicl, Lat what youlike. Jocand 30g @Ye® bor Palo Alto rival just now, CINCINNATI. — George Burns, veteran right fielder of the Cincin- = = nati Nationals, was given his un- mal assembly asked Dr.| conditional release, ft is rumored he Ognaz Seipel to form a new cabinet,, Will manage a coast club,