Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1925, Page 10

Hot > il SPRLAT IETS E21 sR Deseseennewseeens PAGE TEN CHAUTAUQUATS SUHEDULEDFOR JULY15 1021 Fine Program is Prom- ised by Advance Man | on Visit Here Fred Stilwell of Portland, Ore E of the advance representa t on-White chqutau « ar sociation was In ith this yea the pr un F essful thus far program will begin July 15 close J “Tt opens withid drama entitled rhis is unquestion most exciting I n f 1a! meri the Virma t." Mr. Carpen ter is one of the few men whe pular scientific discussion Inte ¢ ; and really worth while. Dr R > big inspira Those and de: Emerson Nye week and of his popular lecture y is dated smashing York success entitled laughs lighted to arried life. The chil dren n entitled “The Kid dies * will come on the r sixth day, The De { rt Quartette will be the “Everyt Liked I id all enjoy a real Marim ver will have it in pre afternoon Che Casper Daily Cribune ‘ALL ABOARD FOR AIR RIDE OVER CASPER; | CLIP TRIBUNE COUPON AND PAY ONLY $2.50 | Pleture shows “Dar | ready for his leap into spac | Duncan ip » from a wood have coupon, \Here’ 's Chance You | Have Waited for At Cut Rates. Clyde with a piloted by Dick Leferink of 1 i SHED Duncan of Casper achute pack Wyoming with the Wyoming 50 and feature stunts until Ju Airways corporation, perched on the wing of an airplane in mid air pped to his back. -Casper people are invited to see Clip the ‘Tribune TRIBUNE COUPON This Coupon Is Worth $2.50 on One Ae Ride 1y, followed by a wond anes Ww 1 entitled ch safe pad sme flying a Ce of Ignorance by Mrs | t i, pilot Wyo %. Marshall. The big closing festival ming ys corporat Ln OX ‘ t be given by The Marim fenced, ¢ t and a irplane ba the evening of the aufte He has flown planes for Ca years an nd is absolutely reliable. He The comrafttee deserves great 1 carry all passengers during the arranging the course and peclal offer of 0 for a fifteen eive the kind c y have the r r will have o} ful Chautauqu: EIGHT INMATES PAY O10 FINES coopera- men charged — with of a place where liq oy Judge Murray in cou terday afternoon u en gave their names as Harry ° Iver, Tom Murphy, John Don ovan, H. A, Kells Conners, M nnels, G. TR. Moree and H. L. Rb. 1 « 5 each on two’ cha t unk and ees < - men booked for being were fined $15 each. | lon V ! ii as Several Held on Minor Charges | Her t 145 0 this mort M 1 and charged Henry put up a $ noon. A. F. Doran norning and _— Cruelty Charged in | Divorce Complaint |The language a hap sanibor: offla former marriage, Elizabeth | ! f for divorce in art erday afternoon net Joe R on Her petition alleges that the hus \ and beat one of her mall 6 eo cruelly that she be lieve 6 child's condition would have ended fatally had she not in terfered he aske $1 month allmong s of and restoratior ¢ her w aiden pame of Bradley. Scopes Cama eal Situation There | Attack on Textbook | for u |ferred u | tion against the book companies i Pereloped a: World's Foremost Scientific Industrial Research Inetitute, Will not stain. t odor. Harmless to humans | and animals. s|t CHICAGO, June {By thi sociated Press).—While Willi Bryan continued both here a Urbana, Il » expound hi of issues at stake in the Tennesse evolution law case, a new move wa in Tennessee wher n fh 8, b t th, f five ing the the of ) 2 dents after he had read a passa from a bie text book auth nute ride. Leferink will t lewood aviation field at n miles from Ci asper on the Salt Creek highway from 8 o'clock in the morning until dark in the evening Local people are Invited to organ ize a party of friends and enjoy the ir trip over the cf Leferink Te at at uses endor Daily Tribune g Airways « courtes made. This price is as cheap if not c than in a taxi, You through and one spend | s \3 epresentatives of The Trib: | ed rides in planes $5.00 Bamboo Rods $1.25 Steel Rods_- $4.50 Baskets - $4.75 Baskets $2.00 Reels _-.-___- CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Fishing Tackle ALL NEW THIS 25” OF XTRA SPECIALS Bait Boxes, very handy Soe Ca ‘ iia Field bet " I be en ab eaves rd residents W c 9 Corporat t Be I 1a. Re Ss ol ie Tribune toda minute airplane rid e- | wood avia field ove € clipped and presented with jpiloted by Leferink. ‘The Casi town and back to the landir in cash the lewood aviation | Chamber of Commerce has endor's is offered for the price of $2.50. ld | sig project now underway by the This spec is only ered | ‘This offer will last only until June | Wyoming Airways corporation to se. for a limited per every-|15, The reduced of is|cure the government contract to body an opportur the | made possible through the co-opera-| establish an airplane route from Bil unique sensation an} tion of the Casper Dally Tribune |iings to Cheyenne with Casper as alrplane and to ce @ public} and the Wyoming Airways corpora-|the headquarters and division point. that th ate uir while/tion. ‘The bu lesires to make| ‘The Wyoming corpora owned by the Wyo possible for ery person ‘to see| tion is owned by me It ution. ‘The reg-|the elty pf Casper from the air and|{s a worth-while locai project and Is een minute ride} at the same time be convinced that | ¢ rving of suppo! The sensa issuc The Trib-| jt is as xafe in an airplane as in a|tion of an airplane ride is one that une Is printed a coupon which should | car on the ground | should not be missed. The names of Flying is the ceming th Ev \t @ passengers ench day will be dy admits this fact but some inted in ‘The Tribune xtful of the safe | As feature of the fiftee day special price | public that an al | | Sane and without ris irp'ane |} Clyde Duncan, of Ca | from the wing of |chute at th afternoon. This jump will be made if the weather permits from a planc Dick Leferink at the a field, Th ylane carr, Duncan with a parachute strapped t his back will take off from ation field and great helghth, ‘The jump will be vis ible to the spectators who pected to turn out in for this unique event. Don't delay The time ts limited Clip the coupon from The Tribune scend to a tonight, and with $2.50 in cash, visit the Englewood aviation field and en: an airplane ride over Casper k Leferink will be on the job m early morning until dark -to take up any and all-passengers. Your friends will be there to see you off. ed that a big crowd will afternoon and early among ‘he {iret the blue sky, Re r the price is only $ when d by bune coupon YEAR 130 East Second Full Lines of Radios and Electric Appliances Watson Radio Shop New Location Phone 900 || Concert APPROPRIATION FOR BANOS TAND I AUTHORIZED ‘\City Park Stand Will Be Put in First Class Shape The city tounctl in session last night at the city hall appropriated $125 to repair and remodel the band stand in the city pack to put it in shape for the free concerts pe given during the sum | mer season by the American Legion Band. The city council at meeting a 3 r the verts to the Leg! band. The outdoor concerts which will be free to the public will begin on June 1. The members of the council voted nimously. that the city pay the installment en the Casper park per mountains. The park was ntly inspected by a party includ | members of the council and the Chamber h will of Commerce. The park was purchased by the chamber of | commerce for the city prior to the date that leg law was enacted by the state ature authorizing the ownership of a municipal park out- side the corporate limits of the olty. It is understood that the commerce chamber will be paid back the amount of the payments to dat The council decided not to take ac- tion until fall regarding the reopen- of the Casper broadcasting sta- June 29 waw set as the date the final hearing on paying dis- IN .Y. Appearance \Of Gen. McDuffy Witnesses Stir | NEW YORK, June 2.—(By The Associated Press}—General Owen | O'Duffy, whose po! men in the Irish free state go about unarmed even as to night sticks, has been the center of two turbulent’ demon- strations here in as many days. New York police in one of. these inci- dents were compelled t> use the clubs which Irish police don’t carry. A barrage of eggs accompanied t hissing of “shame, “traitor,” 2 a second Bene Arnold," dict Breeted the general last ni he was about to review the 16 iment, New York na- t 1 guard, whose members are of h descent. Twenty wo; ing and screamir ,|the armory by 200 military police- and detectives. Pollce needed clubs as warning symbols, but did not use them as all the disturbers were wo men en, kick ere ejected from HUNDREDS OF | Regular $2 Your Choice 95c A Few Big Sizes All Leather Regular $10.00 $3.95 For Railroad Men 21 Jewel Elgins, Regular $65 Values $32.50 50. Values RRO, OO OSORIO OST HIGH GRADE TRUNK $11.50 HIGH TOP SHOES Values EXTRA SPECIAL } Hamiltons, Illinois LATE SPCnis LATONIA, K sociated Press}—Latonla’s — spri racing season opened today with program featured by the thirte running of the $5,000 added inau- gural handicap, a mile and a #ix- teenth dash for three year olds and older horses. NEW YORK, June 2.—(By The As- sociated Press)—A radical shakeup in the Uneup of the New York Yan- kees was made by Manager Miller Huggins for the gume with Wash- ington today’ when three first string veterans were benched to make room | for three rookies. Wallie Pipp, lanky first baseman, was replaced by Lou Gehrig, former Columbus University Shanks was sent to second {n place of Ward ana Bengough was dis- patched behind the bat, displacing Wally Schang. OMAHA, Neb., June 2, —(By The Associated Pre Stecher, Dodge, Nebraska wr ment today laid claim to the un- disputed heavyweight wrestling championship of the world by vir- tue of his victory over Stanislaus Zboyszko at St. Louts last Memorial Day. Fossil’? Soup Takes Place of Monkey Glands LONDON, June 2.—(United Press) Monkey gland treatment is positive- ly a western experiment. Anyway, the inhabitants of the Chinese hin- terland no nothing about it, Their pet theory for everlasting vitality and strength is “fossil soup.” This primitive idea of medicine was the basis of a lecture delivered at the Central Hall, Manchester, by the Rey. Thomas Darlington, a mem- ber of the China Inland Mission in north London. In describing the locality where the fossils are found, Darlington de- clared that the fossil field covered an area of seventy-five square miles about fifteen miles southwest of the clty of Wanhsien, Szechfan, In this area land owners farm out plots to “miners” who sink pits. The re- sults of their work are exported to various parts of China to medicine ¢cealers, who grind them up and use them for teaies. The bigger bore ‘he more tmwerful the medicl: "Gct cured on fossil soup” is becom- ing a popu'ar slogan in many parts of China, The fossils are found !n limestone at a depth of between forty and eev- enty feet below the surface, They include the bones of elephant, tapirs, rhinoceroses, deer and bamboo rats. The miners and vendors have no in- in the fossils from the’ anti- an point of view. Scientists are just discovering the field and it is expected that shortly many mu- seums fn all parts of the world will benefit by their researches. Fossil soup*is only one of many the primitive practices in this of WE CAPS — Regular $ Get them now You'll need All Leather HAND BAGS $8.95 a SD One Brass C Melody LYON HEALY SAXAPHONE And Case $75 Value $37.50 OPEN E part of the world, declared Mr. Dar- lington. The hospital run {n Wan- hsein is under the -upervision of Japanese barber entirely without qualifications. Operations are performed under the most trying circumstances to the patient. He ts first strapped to a chair or table and only when his howls have become too plercing Fingerprint System 2,000 Years Old PEFING, China.—(By* mail to Unfted Press.)—Ancient records of China show that the allegedly mod ern finger-print system of identifica- tion has been used in the Flowe RN deo CASPER, W Phone 1406 PRICE REDUCED TO , “850 Freight and Tax Extra Effective May 31 MOTOR TRUCK & CAR SA) Pe TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1925 Kingdom and its present republican successor since the Han dynas: (206 B. C. A. D. 25), according to circular issued .by tho criming fingerprint department of the Home § Ministry. ‘The records show, that from the olden days to the present, Chine courts have mede it a practice take both hand and (got impressions dangerous characters” of whe it was thought desirable 19 keep record. A certain number of boils fs gooq for a man—takes his mind off his business for awhile. Happy is the man who believes {ij his fellow, for it is more bieased to be decely in some things than to 8 mi things. OMING. OUR DOORS WILL CLOSE IN A FEW WEEKS ARE Quitting Business We Are Leaving Casper and During the Next Fewy Weeks We Will Offer BARGAINS! BARGAINS! DRESS SHOES, WORK SHOES, WORK CLOTHING, TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, HAND BAGS, DRESS PANTS, WORK PANTS, LEATHER VESTS, SUITS, ‘CAPS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ALARM CLOCKS, RAZORS AND RAZOR SUPPLIES. Our Store the Next Few Weeks Will Be a Paradise for the Money Saver CORDUROY PANTS 5.00 Value at this price "em this winter, $2. A Big Stock of VIOLINS 33 % % Off 95 All Leather DRESS SHOES Values Up to $8.00 DEEGAN BELLS $35 Value $10.00 Expert Watch Repairing at Special Prices During This Close Out Sale Casper Loan Office Where We Give You Satisfaction 229-SOUTH CENTER for Every Dollar Spent VENINGS Big Ben Alarm Clocks need WESTCLOCKS ~ Value $2.50 $1.25 All Ceaitiay WORK SHOES Regular $2.50 Value SUIT CASES Regular $6.50 Value $3.95 | E 516J