Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1925, Page 7

PAGE SEV The Casper Daily Tribune High Wave Wrecks Plane and, Ends Argentine’ s Round the World Flight The around the world flight of Major Pédro Zanni of the Ar- gentine army, came to an abrupt end at Osaka, Japan, when a high waye wrecked his plane.* The accident occurred as he was taking » off for Kasumigaura, preparatory to attempting to fly across the ' Pacific over the route followed in the opposite direction by the U, S, world fliers. There is little in these photos to identify. Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg, Germany's new president. ‘They show bim at two} stages } of j his ¢ éarly § life. Above he is scen as a boy of 12 when he was? an (army / cadet (That was in 1865.) At right is a ‘Picture taken’ when he adjutant lieutenant in the was an guard A Prophet Honored in His Own Country—And While Yet Alive _— world , famous | inventor, } inspects | the wife in Menlo Park, N It reads: “Placed by the Edison Pionecrs to attest the Gratitude of the In- | dustries He Did So Much to Create.AThe tablet marks the ‘site where? from! 1876 to 1882, he developed what were his most impor- tunt électrical invention the first incandescent Dahts {Thomas} Alva Edis bA€nze tablet unveiled by y his mn, s, including Musicians Heroes as Flames ete. Fashionable Resort | : = ERAT Tas Authorities are probing the blaze which destroyed The Willows, fashionable resort at Oak- mont, Pa., near Pittsburgh, witha loss of more than $150,000. Five. were injured fig ghting the flames, The orchestra played to calm hundreds in the building until forced to flee. Photo shows | | | tuins of the ballroom, Two Balloonists Flips i Recover International Cup for America Ermine Tails *Are Novel Trim | ——————— ow, T. Van Orman (left), veteran balloonist, and Lieut, W Je Flood (right); hope to restore to America the world balloon cham- They are the U.S, entries in the in- pionship cap it held so long year from Brussels, ternational race, which starts Above is Van Orman’s kulloon, i Belgium, which he won the national elimin This unusual evening gown ts fashioned of flesh colored mesh heavily embroidered with gold beads. Ermine the train with ermine adding a» unique headdress is 5,000 Descendants of Pioneer Help City Celebrate Its 150th Birthday tails form wristlets touch The cloth of gold. Black Suit Has Simple Dignity | CY we EON BY i aa as mily dbexociat participated wh “Heart of one of the old in the Mississippi Valley, on cendanta of Daniel ne (righ famous pioneer, Lexington, Kentucky, Blue Grans,”* t town rated This black Ottoman two-plece | suit is distinguished by siuple, its 160th anniversary on June 4 dignified lines. It is collared |The place was given ita name | and cuffed in moleskih and | Boone and companions when t! | brightened by a touch of gokt ecelvyed the news of the Battle « fan view | embroide ry Lexington. Above Qexinston as it Is tod Electric Mines | War With Mrs. Vanderbilt. __ Protect Coast | Mines controlled, electrically, from the shore are being tested | by the army in coast defense | maneuvers at Fort - Hancock, | New York harbor, Above is seen | one of the mines, and the geyser | it hurled up when it was set off. ® Harry Brown (above neliue Vanderbilt and b r Mrs. Brown wit dnight tot — ‘There’e blood in the moon. in London, an doing battle Her ant ist is Mrs Ci want to be known as | yn's most Pr of s rich Pittsburg coa) baron, on Derby ty from Bathing Frocks Show, ‘Artistry | Former Sub-Chaser, Sunk by Rummer in Chase, Gives Up Wet Wet Carg ° SRS psc eivcn? Bathing frocks today are more than. nondescript garments for bathing. They show much artis- try in design and color. Above is one’ created by a French cou; turier, No Wonder They’ Ha ve Slow Tre ains ; Paris “Prettiest” Legs, Say Judges | — ite pow} S LINDA WILES ANN Floren Cowarc) | Thewe aFé three of the four beauties chosen by John Held, Jr, American artist, as the prettiest students of the University of Aj kansas, . They will have featured positions im the ‘Razorback, student annual. io CertAAL . PAgAS mores