Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 25, 1925, Page 3

SSATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925 SOCIETY By MARY ‘TOBIN ‘oung People’s Baptist | days last week. Peo- wet Bap-|_ C. M, Da was a visitor 1: wimming | Fort Collins Thursday. Brown of Salt Creek {s visit 2 the city for a short time. “ee Die's Baptis ist church IL ng in Samuel Gran ts from. Denver. visiting in Casper ed at his home in Wheatland several | Bi. Park street ente | MMfolks for Miss Jane a Mier lust ‘evenir Bishop-W olfe Mo Celebrated ry by the Rev r >. Carter at the Methodist par- | ae busine ffairs in Casper | Mrs. Sadie Wolfe attende rday o- A. H. Hawkins of Denver visited . J. Hoppe in Casper yesterday. i] SHVitl Entertain Gt ate ee 4 | ‘ asper from . R. E. Goe of Grey teint in this city | ee i Historical Society Will J. Ekdall of Denver is stopping } Picnic at Well Known Ranch. | ownsend hotel. | Natr County Historical | {ety will hold a plcnic/ supper to Jenkins of Cheyenne jorrow afternoon, July 26, at the t in Casper. ranch, A. R. Marshall's summer | me near Bessemer Bend. Hy wvill leave the city 1 promptly B o'clock and will pre the famous st} CONTRACT LET FOR PAVING IN “YOSEMITE PARK WASHINGTON, July 25.—(Asso- ciated Press.}—One of the largest | Paving contracts ever entered into CITY BRIEFS | WwW. F. Rid in Camper trom I by the federal government was an- eee nounced today with the V. R. Denn A. King of Cheyenne is in Casper | Construction company of Sacra: the da mento, Claif., providing for laying Sit te of about 20 miles of asphaltic con of Denver is here | ores ving in Yosemite National n 8. park, covering El Portal road and jr joor of the Yosemt ¢ De x stimated this paving é k in this vetween $550,000 and arene ing contract, covering w.M t t o = ny 1 ] ie ’ M. B. Dor { f guest in this ct - . n the west side sectior abseak tain road, Glacier Na per from E 12 miles, cost. $869,145. Avie. t and Douglas, Tacoma Charles Jot of ork on Two Med Roads @ guest in C 7 or 8 miles, chert Construction istown, Mont, ets for the Roch ational park, nier om will be let the Yellowstone National park 130,000 is being expended on the re. construction of roads. > toa passed thr his way Other Mountain N: und. Mount | | wok. ing tn ¢ Coler of sper f Myron Me city from E | ©. Gugenheim of Ther a caller in Casper toda nome » Laws Restricting c.afeantok eliutnen vexentiy trom LN CWSbOYys Taken Miami, F where he t | spending a short time vis ws To Denver Court Press)—Through its at T. Bottom, the Denver pos filed in the district court a petition for a temporary injune- tion restraining the city, its manager of safety, its council, and the chief olice from enforcing the news- ordinance which recently be t visi Smartes: arles C, Butler set Au the date for the hearing. no action as to the injune- taken until the hear- ] the ordinance hile, stitution challenges the author t the rights of Denver Express Publishing and the Denver Publishing also are named as defend petition charges directly publishers of the Denver Times and the used their best ef of the the passage STECK GAINS IN RECOUNT The smartest coats come the brightest colors this season, | Rev, C. B, Batley will preach in the absénce of the Rev. R. R, Hildebrand it seems. This imported flanne| ¢ abs on a tour of Yellow sports coat worn by Mae Busch, | Stone park sereen player, is a red and white plaid bordered by solid red cost National park, | _ The Casper Daily Tribune Dignity Is an Attribute of Many of the New Gowns designs, these three costumes. It is one of the advance models for fall. “restaurant” In the center is a woman. The jazzy element which pervades sartorial circles manifesting itsclf in violent colors, cubist extremely short skirts and bizarre modes, is absent in the dignified lines incorporated in h On the left is an ensemble of navy broadcloth and velvet trimmed with kit fur. frock of indestructible voile in the pansy colorings with an attached scarf and embroidery trimmings. A late summer frock of black georgette and white chiffon (right) with an effective white vestce and sleeye trimming and godets of fullness in the skirt also shows lines suitable for the matron as well as for the younger IN SESSIONS FRIDAY EVEN night in were held last alternates t the ¢ per at t Ca » delegation ting of tl 1 at 7:30 oe BINT AR SINGLE JUROR ‘WCUNNINGHAM CASE OBDURAT Bishop Injured |Youth Held For \{- In Auto Crash | Death of Boy Is Improving) Found Drowned BENTC | | | Henry Tihen, C: C . ere ot shop of Deny automobile ir able, The pr n ' shock phy: | , veal t | e feeling at | Stt 1s brought | jail while the corone: ns Was con. | dlen Italian Flyer | Peuea‘hee Resumes Trip From Sydney |: me cgay aks Meyer SYDNEY. mander de vi lOrder Stays —{By The} | of the furnjture are now swathing | Scattertt tal- | ¢ materia s are | n 50 and 60 votes were | usu tlored fol I ndidate in the recount | bow ur rvative of sted ballots in the lowa ma senatorial election last fall, This | Wormwood educed the net gain of Senator | ° beinthe hour ® passe | Grookhart to about nto hist t ) 1 have | It was expected t | been prev 1 distilling the 3 A jon the recount woulk | 6 of wormwood, but we are A corps” of “American” fliers, | ber of precinet now i mle ot as Pa gp se similar to the Lafayette Esca- — w " iiar shade | 3 First Christian gr which distinguished | drille which served in the early | Sunday school at 9:45 a, m treacherous drink 1 | years of the world war, is aid- in | ing service at 11:00 a, m. The | many of th | ing France in the war in Moroc | Clight to e to }day for | ‘Locke Cheered | At Klan Meet |« Divorce Decree spped ‘off } | Brisbane CHICAGO, Pre ~ DENVER | Post today sa tu us dem: | favor of Dr. John Ga ku «ux! Yank Fliers Fight Riffs for France sary onstration len Locke and against Klan followed annouw Cotton Mills here imperial orders bs from the inv stating Senator fF Mayor Stapleton and o' ed Klansmen, S, The paper says more than 18,0 seceding K who have orgar ized the M stage last night of th nishing Dr. 2 Denver Forger Is Captured DENVER; ¢ cinted Press issued July 25 forle equisition on th ay governor of W and return to ¢ Livingston, all in wanted 1 the furniture tn | The custom has | the furniture « and the latt | co. 6 It is commanded by Col, hi jot the | Charles Sweeney, New. York ag arin" millionaire's son, who has worn BEATE ota | the fighting » uniforms » of , six We Repair Electrical Appliances, | countries. Watson Radio Shop, 0. 8. Bldg ter, ann N HARBOR, ined Jack Dempsey’s oral agree six minute Mich., with Harry July Floyd Fitz. | he has Greb, | t Fite: | Jud i a N GALL | ng out fe 0 Vonges. € t « Winnipe 1 1 that Mar nd a quarte e s a Pol ma E r . 1 a seconds. elect iF 1 nN a f 1 un ‘LEGION AND AUXILIARY ELECT DELEGATES TO STATE MEETING DEFENDANT Ik Tk Soto SE =. SLAYER DIES ING D. I Bay Desert Region Is Var Suspected. as| LANDER, Wyo., J Sh i | ows MEX SLA There Is no Substitute _ for Circulation In the days before the advent of the Audit Bureau of Circulations many ingenious schemes were used to inflate 1e adverti i circulation as inducements f« tempted substitution. The prevalence of such policies brough necessity of an authorized authority to check t methods. The A. B. C. was the result, and toc jority of leading publications in the United Canada look to the Burea to verify their circu This was at about th hese unfair lay the ma- States and lation, both for their own, as well as the advertisers’ protection We are proud to be members of the A. B. C. report from the Bureau’s Auditor is open for y Our last rour inspec- tion, and it will reveal no semblance of substitution for the circulation we claim—and have. 1ATED Peed Casiuer Daily Crinaw PAGE THREE r/Man Captured in Red DRINK Fam-ly-ade For The Hot Days 32 GLASSES FOR 35c¢ Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. 228 East Second Street YERIG UNDER ARREST = NLANDER JAIL