Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1925, Page 7

\USSUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1925 ‘3 Pilot of Arctic Exped Lieut. Heinrad Schur, U.S. N (abave), is training to pilot one «of the navy planes on the Mac r'\Millan aerial expedition to the * ‘Arctic. The ‘other navy, plane will be’ piloted by. Chief # .* jswaln Earl E. Reber. ¥ Schur's + home is in Portland, Ore.; Reber comes from San Diego, Cal Ww Lots of Color Here ERE dots and circles of rose color on a background of Copenha zen blue. Meats that hang from the pockets A monogramed tie and bands of plain color form the trimming si Latest Photo of > Carnegie’s Widow This is the first pictyre of WMrs. Andrew Carnegie, widow ‘eof the late steel king, to be en i several years. It was cvasnapped in New, York ition Plane | Ex-Ruler of Canada Comes With Wife | Boat- | posed of representatives of bodies having a membership of 86,000. | sa colortul trock with State Counts on Beauty to Help Fullness is introduced by | | PAGE SEVEN 3 | Prince Who Aided to Attend World Parley of Women; Soa eee? The daughters of the Confed- eracy have just unveiled a monv- ment at Mansfield, La., to Prince Camille de Polignac (in- set) of the French house of Or- leans, in belated recognition of his services to the “Lost Cause” in the Civil war. The Prince's widow and his son, Prince Vie tor, came from France for the ceremony _The Marquis of Aberdeen, former governor-general of Canada and of Ireland, and the Marchioness of Aberdeen, are paying their first visit to the U. S. in several years.’ The Marchioness is presi dent of the Internatiorial Council of Women, and is here to attend the sixth quinquennial convention of the organization, which is com 000 in various countries of the world. It is such types of soldiers as these who hold the fate of Bulgaria in their hands. hey are seen bringing in a Communist prisoner (X) a few days before agitators set of a bomb in a cathe dral in Sofia while high government officials were present, killing 150 persons. The government is enrolling 3,000 extra soldiers by permission of the council of s™bassadors, but deflections to the ranks of communists, are feared. Tailored Maid Extremely Smart Doom Shepherd to Gallows | P. Clark, is expect- | — Mrs. Ernestine Clark, beautiful wife of, E. dd to be one of the most important witnesses for the state ewes Mikitallored’ intl whe Geer William D. Shepherd is brought to trial in ( hicego on By « ai | GielG MA auaarile gotten of murdering his foster-son, William Me lintock, orokes ae Piste be (Tied veGttinn of Whe: has jonaire’ and the boy's mother, Mrs. Emma McClintock. 5 < trimilitle wit of lematin cotl ile he grand jury a $17,500 bribe was offered to Clark to chia Dddeta toa hce seer wh nMhiad his testimony so it would favor Shepherd. silk that adds a distinetly fenr hha inine touch tu the costume | 4 Lisbon Again a Football for Revolutionists Irving Berlin? Na, She Prefers Dad récent ret tirely. + T revolutionists Ribbons Trim Late Chapeaux “I haven't met the man” for whom I'd leave my » father.” {|Thus Miss Ellin Mackay, who of the hostesses of the was one || Prines Wales on, his recent An n visit, answers reports! ! she will wed Irving Berlin! famous song-writer Radio Stations Memorial to'Dad mile Girl, She Ozark was chosen in the Playground Chaumet Directs French Commerce = a Education df sands mid- Westerners will be augment~| by the gifts > of broadcasting stations made to the University of Illinois and Notre Dame Uni-' radio as a result of $50,000 Paris varies the shape of her late sp r hats anc ys Chem vet is another favorite trimaunug of Chicago The gifts » were vf the seasen, bew ed largely i} made as a memorial to his fa- on bairbraid anc nt ther, the late Roger Sullivan; Democratic “boss” of Chicago, \ Picturesque Suit For Beach Wear Lumberman Who Won Dodge Widow | | | | Charles Chaumet, commerce minister of Says He’s Found Tower of Babel Painleve the in the ne cabinet, is a member of Vreneh Mutual interest in the affairs their church is the foundation of the romance of Mrs. Jolin Fo Dod, widow of one the founders of the Dovel ge ( and Alfred > 3 Po Ga Wi ' Detroit loam Apeuneantical, starve toral Sir James Frazier, noted Brit m n" 1 the tw but extremely é ish atcheologist and historian wie ea? tits; ekith cabit of vi f believes the ruins of two temples ' alipwica Gan: ant he discovered in mia are the suit SHG Bed OL TW A bower pt si Babel and the Birs }