Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1925 coe ees SCOUT CAMP 10 Uses Toy Gon \y “yew YORATION AT) OPEN ON FRIDAY Second Vacation and Sure Relie FOR INDIGESTION Training Period Is Drawing to Close Che Casper Daily Cribune FRAUD CHARGE CURTIS ESTATE CONTROVERSY) 72% tender Ask Citizenship IN HOMESTEAD f§ MDJUSTED BY neneearnn | ———— CASE IS | Following a conference in Jamestown, New Yrok, at- [Curtis by Harriet C. Curtis, widow of the late Frank G. Curtis, E. J. Sullivan of Casper, attorney’ for Mrs. Curtis, ; : ¥ and Emil H. Steiger, president of the N No Mineral Claim Was pany, an amicable settlement was agr the ownership of 25,800 shares of stoc Sought to Lusk Land, |: vs Defendants Sa ate CHEYENNYI ge I With a complete and new stock of cigars and cigarettes, ca magazines, novelties, books, many other articles of daily Chappy, of News Depot fame, has announced his grand opening in his new location at 134 South Center in this evening's Tribune. Ch News Depot was formerly I South Center. street and ew York Oil com- zed on concerning f the New York igned a) | 6 BELLAN pl \ Hot water n,| == Sure Relief. ant oe | ented in J. Sullivan of] ert V. and John ». A. Curtis | is of great 1 ers of the Mrs. Curtis was repr he settlement by ‘asper and H Vv. 1 of Cheye Tomorrow morning, eve! rn d who atte will be third and last period of the uts Summer camp at Carey- pens on Friday morning, e scouts will assemble at ire transporta- The first two perlods ha lished the 1925 camp as the “best yet,” and {t s hoped that all. scouts who have not led themselves of the opportu Trangements to e last ten days in camp. = simi! to that of the _ Crass carried _ out Margaret Dale, 19, of Ten. with some ‘ab nessee, longed for the bright soonest. | lights,-and-tan away to Chicago, Islands, is urging President | neer resident of Casper, gave a talk | 1 Most of the places she sought Coolidge to grant the plea of the |on the old days that was both in-| Work she was turned away be- Virgin Islanders to be made | *‘" and thrilling. There was | cause of inexperience. In others American cittzens. More than | + Chir attention. ite, | Would-be employers made offen- 30,000 English-speaking persons |», "mung amusing tates of| *1¥¢ 8dvances. ~Hunger gnawed in the islands are “men with- | J ts doubly famous | #t her. She turned to robbing out a country” since the U, S, which urges 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere is still a —.—_—— °° TO LAUNDRY FADS o) *PERMO” PRESERVES, |P 2 DAYS LEFT TO GET ’’*EM COMPLETE STOCK. OF Fire Crackers, Sparklers, Pinwheels, Roman Candles and Oodles of Others bought the territory from Den- mark in 1917, fc , ‘overed Wagon.” The y of the Indian battles in the vicinity of Casper, and especial- since the per-| Men in taxicabs, using a toy pis- tol, because she was afraid of real ones. This is the story she AT 241 SOUTH CENTER ST. ~ YESNESS SALE LING LINESS LEADS: —==——$— 7 COES OVER BIG 222 ro onary ay yoserry|| GET SET rox av oxo xe ly:the fight in which Caspar Collins alle as she awaits trial in May- lost his life, wer a wood, Ill., jail. ae Ms i dt Ir. Cc ED Cooper described to the boys how Celebration and Picnic “fis ote tee er |OF MAS, CLAIRE CAOMAN ir LODORE RANCH Man tn the Bar. | & S greatly enthused of his sale which puffalo, with a minimum of time and labor. 1d ——- ~> ) poe Bede rant On Tuesday the boys of the sec- hit tt L AN AR a hat x ered ond period started on their over-| Mra. Clafre Cadman, 76 years old, ; , DM K Ta et |night hike. Leon Goodrich and|died at a local hospital yesterday a = Bog Birt ge. | Karl Krusmark accompanted the| afternoon about 4 o'clock following STORY, WYO. JULY 4 boys, and the objective of the ex-|an extended period of ill health. The pedition was again’ Fetterman for-| funeral services will be held tomor- jest, wi many interesting relics | row from the chapel of the Shaffer- ot the early days were discovered |Gay funeral home. on the first hike. A more extensive] Sam Hedges, a-son of Mrs. Cad. investigation of the site of the old| man, arrived today to make arrange- skirmish ground was made on this|ments for the burial of his mother, trip, and the boys were scheduled | Mrs. Cadman is survived by grand {to be back in canrp Wednesday ren living in other. parts of the evening. state, Any scout who wishes to avail himself of this last opportunity to | en happy days in the open ith | MINERS WILL\. BF oc witht, wo. Keep Your Eyes i Mimo as] ne ag ae in tetas goes tem conse’! INSPECTION |OPPOSE ALL | cieax-cuxanscaneay beginning of” the business.” of all sales," de. I was surprised’ at in outside 1 Glenrock, all the wns in thi WIPED OUT ke SPORTS AND DANCING BY QUAKE }|*: Come and enjoy dancing in the big coo] pavilion July 8rd and 4th among the pines at Lodore. The big pine groves at Lodore will be thrown open to the public free, for camping and picnicking July. 3rd and 4th, dancing both evenings and all afternoon the 4th. Celebrate July 4th at Lodore. Sports with liberal prizes, patriotic speaking, dancing and fireworks, | | ly made for her in Tours. Make reservations early for yéur chicken dinners’ at Lodore Dancing. THE LODORE RANCH STORY, WYO. Write for tree Eye Gare Book Murine Co,,ChicagoU.5.A | MADE EASY WAGE CUTS 2 July Clearance of .- estilo Band hite Shoes TOMORROW— THURSDAY, JULY 2ND We are offering every white shoe in our stock in kid and linen at Clearance Arrange to Attend Prices. You can all have white shoe for the Fourth now. See these prices for + , . high grade shoes and then come in and see the shoes and you will be satisfied The Grand Opening of we are offering you Real Values. News Depot NEW FIXTURES 1 NEW STOCK SCRANTON, “Pa., July 1.—(By 1.—(By The] The Associated Press)—John L 1 revenWe | Lewis, International President of th 5 means by/ Unite Mine workers at the anthra- ‘| cite tri-district convention here to. declared that the miners would accept no wage reduction in renewal *|of the wage contract expiring Aug: “J ust 31. those w — r leisure ¢ ernmer = MOOL IS STOLEN FROM <8) TRUK POLE ON HUNT mplished to make t f-| A bale of wool weighing about 400 pounds and yalued at $160 was stolen last night from a truck be: longing to the 103 Sheep company while parked in front of 303 South Conwell street A thief removed the bale .of wool from the truck 2.} sometime between 11 o'clock last Wampum will buy an automobile White Linen at the Fun Auction. 1-Strap Corded Hl Sitemntat \bed pie for’ White Soft Washable Kid Pumps r > want - : ; zi Vamp F ) | night and 7 o'clock this morning. Several style this lot am] um} Hotel r in Paris Police are conducting an investi ! 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