Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1924, Page 4

Rick fort Digs PAGE FOUR. Ghee Tacner fn @Mrthine iy dt NEE RS i ae [Finis J. Garrett, Democratic .fleor leader of the House of Representay tives, was snapped at the Capito} Just before the opening of the second session of the sixty-cighth Congress. Three of the outstanding athletic notables of the past season were Sybi] Baucr. back-stroke swimmer of Chica Fur Gives 80; Jackson Scholz. New York sprinter. and Harold Osborne, high-Jump stkr of the Mlinole A. C. Recently the A A U, officals, in annua) conference. accepted as official marks made by this trio of performere during the 1924 season Miss Bauer was the pre-eminent swimming star of the year. with a tota) of 18 new A A, U records to her credit She was uctually credited with 21 records but the officials accepted only 18. Scholz ran the 200 meters in 209-10 seconds in the fina) Olympic tryouts last summer accepted as an A A U anda world record The same 1s true of Osborne's mark jn the high Jump Osborne leaped 6 feet $1-4 Inches at Urbana, Ul. last May The A. A. U lords thought well enough of the evidence presented to accep: the record, - ~ This mark has been By NEA Airm Serviec. Anne Ful ation Army worker 9 CRUG | ere who atter 1 1 up the arm Bos iquarters abbed one by ktie " t bmission, and ‘suc ing off the note | ucky One of the, “‘Nazs’’ Didn’t Run Away! ““Pa’’ Dempsey Loses Bride collar, cuffs and ‘tie-ends of this black aatin frock give it charac: ter’ and charm and @ certain youth- fulness. The tunic, tucked at th: top, is an attractive feature that‘ is 30 @dA) Ave ysouy oF Srimaanen kien ‘| figure. Long streamer ties, too, are ts, too, were on horseback when the ‘minister said the words. ‘It was the first| featured on the smartest ogstumes ‘a Wlizadeth Roberts of Avon’ Park, Tampa, Fla., became the wife of | for the street Rev, Thomas Henry You the ceremony, which took place rayer in Tampa. By NEA Airmail Service. Broom and attend: trian wedding t. Culler of Cameron ide the Episcopal House of | Latest Victims of Tut’s “Curse” = pe ee | e Welcomes Death fighting around Peking He was t | front of @ fring squad He is t 1 he married Leottie rw pths w enou wever, and now. Leottie is bound| jie pkey : ee f . Hor Hbliwwicdd: havtis nih < Lake (it ‘ 4 tis 7 - . | fee uA? 2 RS ES _______.. | ‘the'peor Chineees atthe entree right. was found &uilty of jonting after | iN | tured for some time. then-set upein i » here awalting the end with calm ; . “ft ¢ | Tutankhamen’s * has falleh again—this time here in the United States And now It has“claimed three victims. instead of one. At least the superstitious ones blame it for the deaths of Mrs, Romsemary Car- parvon Sparkman, a’ cousin of Lord Carnarvon, discoverer of Tut's tomb, and ber children, Wilford. 8, and Lorna Doone, 7 Mrs. Sparkman, wife of Prof Colley F Sparkman of thé University of Utah, killed. the chil- } dren, during aft of depression, then epded her own life. Beauty and a Couple Beasts iHe Knows Plenty About Patience! es Presenting Bessie Ballentyne, the beauty. and the ria onal soldiers, wounded on the y station awaiting transfer to a base European movie director. fas patience galore. He tence command his yacht in the 1926 races off Sandy Hook. Jarvis, an olf erenie of Sir Thomas’, was convicted for conspiracy to defraud the prow {nce in & bond sale. Sir Thomas, however, does not belisve his frien@ ta r the command of Marshal Wu Pei Fu against the Manchu | xian invasion of the Fengtien troops. ‘Baglish bulldogs, “Goldstone King" and "Goldstone Queen " 1 insects, that run, Jump and do things live ones do, gs in Search vf @ King’ sovn will come to America, i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1024 Lipton (left) has selected Ameliue Jarvis Sr. (righ, now) @ six-months sen! on the Toronto (Ont.) prison » te ___Victims of the Floods _ UCHES of white fur about the: Si tee Summer floods in China inundated whole towns and intrysides, driving thousands of people into the highlands. Here are shown chil tren who were lost from their families when death and destruction fol lowed in. the wake of the swirling wat The Ring’s Greatest Diver! Fred Fulton, Minnesota plasterer, is calle@ the ring’a most notor diver. A diver In pugilism is u gent who flops to the canvus at Nee provocation. Mr. Fulton's latest aquatic exhibition, when lle “knocked out” ta 35 seconds by ‘Tony Puente, Mexican canete 4 @roused the ire, not to say the suspiciung, of Culifurnia euthor opened forthwith an invesugation. was