Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune Hoe TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925 T OUR WAY B Willi versity, famous woman astronomer.) on her successful business career. ae Sh B e 1 f that her dau: er OU ees Le hn y HES Sate titaeal ted (Eb ai as isacarae Geena oat rater Sie nanneletth on the banner of the United States| pajamas because they were not ‘ ‘MEMBER NOW WES and has arranged them in alpha-| pretty. Miss Walrath, just out of LET ME “TRY é * N THAT Buck Sump MONE GOTOH OUT Addresses Delivered at Historical Celebration Staged Here Sunday IE —— ats Li SHETS UKE LEARNIN A betical classes. college, decided to make pretty ones and see ff she could sell them. She _.+ . Mrs. Samuel Newman of Seattlo,| made several gets for friends, choos- AGAIN CURLY, THINK TH’ HOSS, ELEFUNT “TUH Wash., associate ctor of the|ing dainty colors and making them = R \ = Wh Near East Relief Agricultural In-| very attractive. These sold so well By A. J. MOKLER, visit {t, but we are letting it go intoJmarch to the Indian battlefield. As| {IN \{ 2 NEVER GET EXEN A WOODEN ONE. ALK ON HIS stitute of, Dielal-Oghll, Armenia, has'| that~Miss-Walrath- began - making There {s no place in Wyoming, or | decay. most of the troops stationed there| |® ‘| Time To STUDY BOT- WELL NULL RONK - sTS been appointed official inspector of | them on’ a larger scale and, selling fn the middie’ west, so full of his yord the Goose, E n}at that time were cavalrymen, it \ TON A REAL GIT tT IN TIME — TOO SOF: agricultura} education at this post.| them threugh yarious colleges. She torical interest as there is in Na-| house to the west about was a very imposing sight to see N \ 1T ON SOMETIME. abi es Farming {s‘ taught here to 1,200|raw hag tlree power machines with trona county, and no other st where the ambitious town of Besse-|them start out and of course there Ny \ \ HORSE. orphan children. Mrs. Newman is a} seven women ecperating them, and were many who felt sad at their has not been a sign of a build. [!eaving, knowing what they would ty-five years ago,| have to contend with when they he | however, there ‘es | reached the battlefield. .As/predict- this.precinct, for the cou ed a great many were killed by the the site of the cabin bullt by Robert | seat of Natrona county—but there | Indians. Stuart and his six companions while | were never mi than 300 people] When thoy returned several returning from Astoria in 1 at one time. months later we could hardly ree- aa stirstenabin OF . t a mile of where | o n as the many hardships community would have negle places of historical importance as] th have the people of this county Colorado or California, or eastern states were in possession of mer once stood, but for tygnty y graduate 6f Oregon Agricultural Col-| her pajamag are sold in almost lege, with the degree of bachelor of|every state in the union with rep- science, resentatives in London, Paris and Honolulu. Miss Walrath takes a A friend’s chance remark started | trip abroad each year to get the Helen Walrath, of Evanston, Til.,! very latest in Paris st nearly 700 cy in'tt the sta which | they ed changed their appear poms long lat e of Fort] ance entire They had all grown Pa ox ated, on the Old| heavy beards and their clothes w built a duplic of . a th Old ‘ 1 Ss were the ground where it, was where seven soldiers|dirty and torn. Some of them New * h yut ) us ‘ed by the Indians, who, ght back many trophies, ane of located, at the mouth of Pols: * F 3 phies, ane o' Spider ‘creek, where it empties into r Collins, were attempt: | which was a Ilttle dark grey Indian Home far from where | in ent time, and| tra ue the Custard wagon |pohy, with both ears split half way 1 was coming in from | down and {ts tail bobbed. This pony e sol-|was presented to me by Captain Wells, one of the best friends I had the Platte river, r we are at the thousands of people w ready visited the place, ¢ of mor fds would have f¢ tr at old Fort Sanders, You can !ma- H I f foes thease een ee a [I Se eed ates oleproo thing toward even establish- | T : y and all of my boy where the cabin wa Lieutenar Dus of me, I assure een men were |} and burned by I am also reminded » exact spot of this | cldent unday a party of 8: Ohio, who were stone Na-| massacre ¢ in another in- t might be of interest to © located, but aj some of you. Although {t did not side and mar occur in Ws ng. but just over the day came to me>tc 1. border line in Colorado. It was the re was some place of west of his-| Thornburgh Indian massacre of 1878 by that they could g° advise them of but two Creek oll fields and k. That was too ant Gap,|or 1879, at Meeker, Colorado, when from Casper, | Major Thornburgh was killed by the gap about | Indians. reason that I mention nts|this incident 1s because my father to. is anott places—the Independence out where the emigr Hosiery that flatters far dnd 1 mad to '69 stopped, and many of | who was one of the leading merch- : to vis them on the|ants of Laramie at that time, se- , ained on w n of the| supplies, which he had freighted ent on to Fish then to|from La le to the White River All newest colors afternoon. There are | Horse enter the|a@gency near Meeke: Colorado, laces of histori re this could have gor Today you can see a complete stock of the sea- son's loveliest hosiery. Just made for dainty near | W dian battle was fought I can well remember the excitegnent ‘havdes and no one of &s wou tance was a grave yar with sey-|store to g the necessary sup- thelr work here, the final scenes hav- tiful colors skilfully dyed. And each pair pos- want visit eral hundred graves the sand | plies and them for chipment.|ing been taken when the village that sesses the famous Holeproof durability. So it’s places them mente ar over these graves and|An uncle of mine superintended the| was, constructed to represent Jules. really economical. Do come see it, soon. no evidence of a human | hauling of these supplies in freight interest we have taken to prese 1 I being buried there. All of these| wagons drawn by mules, horses, and burg, Colo., was burned by Indians, hem. The Reshaw bridge, bu Chiffons Silk Over Lisle tous «eal Platte iriver, is Places are so full of historical ‘in-|ox teams, He had some great expe-| ‘he attack belng almost as realistic 2 ey Se : $1 east of Casper in 1854 ar terest that it would take too long| riences, and I was always interested|as-it could possibly be. Above the Ine Souaee | Se Nae be Cou any iene LHeY $1, $1.95, $2.50 at this time to even descrfption of them In hearing him tell them. Those who have been here include| the Bush House, the most preten-| \iss Hoffman shduld be chosen to Well, I will not bore you any long-| wallace Beery, Betty. Compson, | tous American edifice in London, make this goodwill group as she is and the Mormon Fer in 1847, two miles w Silk With Extra and the Platte Bridge station, where | Devil's Gate, : a; . but before closing, I want to tell]. horlaa (rot Fo2, Jn, in| eee jary. Jtlan American, as is her mother, but Full Fashioned Silk , Stretch Top r Collins Acre, 1 dozens of other places | you that I am very much interested | #icardo Cortez, Tohnny + It Ei her father and husband are Eng- $1.65, $1.95 $1.50 s were killed the Indians, | Where interesting and exciting events |!n the ona County Historical |Nest Torrence, Cruze and about 150 {fen evar “deaten: “Wes? Beataeeed The Indians left for their fon Moni ght could be rebuilt at a small expens ye occurred in the early days, all| society, and I hope to see it grow | others. and it would give the people, not | of which could be made into places|to a membership of at least 500 be-| reservs only of Casper, some place to go|that would attract the people to|fore the year is out. We only have 3 ation, but | Visit them. about 125 members now, but {t is a for a short rest and recres it would give us a place to take the _in the short time that the Natrona |g0od start and with the assistance 10 thousands of visitors who come here. | County Historical society been | Of.all present here today I think that over some of the world’s most dis- tinguished sculptors. She started the work at Englew®od, N. J., last August and itt was assembled just before Easter. Then it was taken apart and shipped to London, It4s c Pamphlets could be issued describ-| Organized it has done a gre deal | we can incre: the. membership made of Indiana limestone, which ing t resting and exciting |to create an interest and preserve | Very materially within the next six | | Miss Hoffman says is new to Lon- events that have occurred at these | S9me of torical places, and|months. So as chairman of the oun 1 don so far as she knows, places, and tl that pass} we & ng to do a great membership co ee, I ask each HL Miss Hoffman declared that her through w« ug to a 1 her |and every one present to give me figures of the two youths holding t would be the | Oftener and get bet all the assistance you can from now S This 4s-our first on, to procure new members for our more people here the following se and f am gure the inspiration | society. I thank you. : sons when people are on their vaca-| that we receive te will be the eee ——————___ ns of many enthusiastic, enjoy ‘The Goose Egg ranch house, made | ® 1 beneficial gatherings in the The Casper Boy Scouts now have famous the great novelist, Owen _ | a class in beekeeping. All scout Wister, in his “Virginian,” is — masters will announce to their the hill across the river By BERT WAGNER troops that any boys who desire to situated o to the east, only a short’ distance Ladies and Gentlemen or Friends study beekeeping elther for the from where we are today holding |I might say I consider each and ev fmerit badge or to engage in the tho first gathering of the Natrona |€ry one of you a friend, It gives keeping of bees can join the class by what we ! means of br’ the torch represent types of Amer: ican and British young men. © “When I was in England in 1919,” she id, “I studied various types of British men. I used to draw sketches of them in the under- ground railway. I was especially in- terested in the Londen ‘bobby,’ and sometimes a policeman would con- sent to stand for a few minutes and pose while I sketched him.” County Historical society. It was|me great pleasure to be here with tering at headquarters for bee at this ranch house, according to|¥ou this afternoon and it reminds} _ Wister, that the Virginian came | me of the old days in Douglas, when}, C@llaway's annual August furnl-| Any housekeeper in. Casper who more than one hundred miles on|the business men and their families| ture sale, which was launched yes-| has a swarm of bees that have taken horse back be present at the] Would drive down along the banks|té¢rday at the big establishment on up their residence in the walls of Swinton barbecue, to see Molly |of the old Platte river to what is| Second street, offers a great oppor-| the house and which may be bother- ‘ alled the Hot Springs where we|tunity for home furnishing at un-| some can have the: bees removed America’s oldest living dgncing teacher, is Mrs. Lillla Viles Wyman of Boston, $0 years old. Oxford University has bestowed the degree of doctor of science on Wood, the school teacher, and to * Miss Annie Cannon, of Harvard Uni- attend the dance; it was here that | Would all camp out for a week or| Usual reductions, without trouble or damage by phon- the Virginian again met Trampas|™ore and hold a sort of a reunion| Every homeowner in Casper and] ing Scout Headquarters and asking him “stand on his laigs" | nce a year. But I cannot help but| the surrounding territory is advised way's ptore during the a mad t the bee class call at the house Malvina Hoffman. and admit that he was a lar when |Motice the contrast in the appear- take out the swarm. Call Oe 5 some derogatory remarks |ance of the crowd, especially the In- uryiture clearance W or 780-M. helisesiithe” triendahip Betweer aout th choo! fencers i wan in| dis: AS Tn thone aye the oi’ | tl Literals, hundreds of targa] "ye | Sn eae || ~- GRAND MOBILIZATION OF WYOMING MOTORISTS |: pases were In style ool. teac ise he a yefore he had | Picnics w this house that the suubbed the hero bec her to dance with him and nearly KEEP YOUR MIND ON THE DATES ¥ sents, America and Britain holding Fealtine Cee tee the: torch of civilization over ,® furniture at unusually big savings. Celtic altar And Miss Malvina Hoff- All motorists of Wyoming and their families and friends will assemble at Lander een intr duced to her, and ie att they dla _ pe astly coer Agrees man, noted Am sculptress, was Netean, another cowtoy. who came | Even nnich ottera sve biggeat vatues of | PEC OVERINE: GLENRDGK rss unveiea ty: tora tattour on ‘AUGUST 12, 1925 esate Bp tian Era ee imAnciner eee ding feature. of |Were the selections greater at’ Calla- GAR ALSO WRECKED p 5 The Grand Cavalcade will move to j hy or retageerg anise Uo peaunge ferris tea dees yr gatied PAM ee rat ge Me a. (> or vu Philadelphia Elks nt in our MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL 4 ged the babies from the | Prover sion. In addition, then char tation fa-|Shown in fp ositic heir mothers had left | cili As you all know in th there are many charming odd pleces . am them, and the change was not ro:[days no such thing as an automo-| {oF every room in. the house, John Hans, who was injured inam| Stop in Cheyenne YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK a; tsa unt) the nd fat! bile was ever dreamed of and we), Many remarkable savings are Of | eutosadeident: @usaagptwhen?-ilescar s } Saaehied “horas oh either drove out with a hoi ered in, floor coverings, rugs, lino-{ collided with dchine dri b ers 3 i thes . nd buggy, or rode on horse back and| ring this special clear. D.TCatson' at Gtenrobk;, left ithe | scemeen Pea PA Annual conventions of 5 ataet hee ueht hone with then | ba provisions and | haul-| sers are permitte: reet hospital yesterday. bo 5 members of the Philadel aes a ria | at ae hatha eamer a [tc arnt carmen | Une See hal wns | Aut mem a in Ee WYOMING MOTOR CLUB t t s f the lum-|! b Wagbosdtines whl rahiny today that Hana had run|tertained here Mon noon, | XA | my . ‘ : ¢ t over and that I x 1 ’ in the Park ‘ t — 1 fs fain + a ae | + prog go near't spot, at whic Carson returned to Glen-|the visitors had veen entertained t - F s 2 i me enant Caspar Collins was} | train troppa’dromb Mort “Diva. Huse! at} Lander and Cody will entertain you. Greatest gathering of Wyoming people 8 es ha lase : re aed Frontier park | ever assembled. Come and see your own most beautiful National Park in the us a 18 ithe canethech toe tHe Sahat Faas beach neighbors. Come whether you are a member Veutnd >? ate in 1876. I was or 1B Se of the Motor) Club or not. you want a membership card the annual dues tau A OAtthne: RECREATE cna eee A. ‘H. COBB WAREHOUSE CO. $2.00. oo y is a th ee : {ter ent a home x n| ¢ BEY any yo., Se baat ‘ W. M. Yard, Mgr. L Nana ! ” to ee rig lg ie AP a8 shay voinde BAGGAGE MOVING STORAGE CRATING i 4 Never nder, President; W. F. Wilkerson, Casper, Vice Pre: ident; A. J. peared & pie Pantie ‘vahintna:l for the veoh hele ccatwes in ee oe dazlett, Casper, Secretary-Treasurer; D. W. Greenburg, Casper, Chairman, Pub- peor Ls Reduced Rates During Summer Month: licity C itt t in of the ar oft and nearly|the making of a picture under the 136 WEST B ST. PHON 2203 icity Committee, {20 ar ery soldier at the Fort were called | direction of James Cruze, left today we to make a hurriedfor Holl t completed Starting in The Tribune Tomorrow Do not miss a single installment of this swiftly-moving story of shining rails and their heroes, die ee MARIAN, COMPETE 8 aT teen aaa,