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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-19
Legislative Tour Of North!

There If reason 10 b@l5eve that 10
IitIe consideration viii b. extended
tArouEhgat tha state to The journal
recent suggestion that a toar Of nor
shsrn Wisconsin By members At the
aext legislature would give taem a
very clear idea Of The great possI5ill-
ties 81 that region iB agriculture. IN
dussry ftnb-r growing and recreation
aud so0l prove 50 b@ a boon 50 Wis
c0uau-
Its many natural advantages make
ta- upper part o. ta= state one 81 The
most desirable regions III aIIthe great
central west aud TIE development Of
ali its resources woala be 5y far the
gseat~sl benefit Whsch III is possible
for ia- state to gain There is uot iu
,ae state q community. there is hard
y an indi T5dual wbo wogld not bens-
fIt directly or Indirectly.
II il within the power 81 tile iezis-
lature 10 delay or expedite develop
meui of the many resources of upper
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without delay.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-19
CONfING!
Franklgn Farnura in "A Fighting Stranger
Harry Carey in THE Wouop"
ATIneIn Suggestion

InIs = the season OF the year when
the prudent and careful housewife re-
pi-nishes her supply OF Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy. II is almost certain
10 Be needed before the winter is over
aud results are much more prompt
md satisfactory when il is kept at
hand and given - soon as the first
indication Of cold appears and BE-
fore i has become settled in he sys-
TEN. There is no danger in giving il
10 children a. il contains 10 opium or
Other harmful drug
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-19

AID saa5L1-st sear-=s aut a=slazs tlss
i ass > z8oa l-sso1 81 e1o1olF-
0Ly ~ h=st materials weat 1.te
cEsE @ sAsy al l- pad fer Iss=1
T uE-s Nlta.ZE So " repaired.
Il. ws geo sag ult5i 1eE= vas 10
saF -L
Hzl l-ar1 tie l=ss8u that
- lEs are l-v-- ~
&-F E l4@a inferior g ~sA
erase te - laa1lfae .aEe4 ASA 4r can
LaT= ta= =-ssyL-at s. rza- -s2ls-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-19

seventeen e1-nurses ard yrom@u-
cites Of Uncle sans forces IS She
World War are aoW takyzg advantage
Of Wisconsin . educational gonss aa.
Five sge taking extension courses a.
the University Of II lscoB.fB. aalir
five others are taking ful. tlu@ NefE
at that Institution.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-19
COUNTY SCHOOL HENS
E-s Ms "a 7-a1zg e. So e
a aa M@ Zz-Ea-s- zzzaas So
z=-r

CT LEz rLEEzS 60 LIZ 1-4C EErE-
@ 4 sse EzuE-zz w2 gzrE
q III 2sn s15ooa y EzBzskzzz.
1szr ta z-e-.s- e Mss Ezglzas5s.
TEACHER. TIE program wzs ATTENDED
or Mss Bass. state inspector q
sos-s. wEo gaze al Interesting ta&
az subject Artistic Day
Frz 8a-zztT e Er1z~los5. - se-v-
~ United S1atez army fsr -Eo
pears zas zas w2 Frz1es Ear oze
year 5 e rs experience ard = me
ss Arlszee Day Over Tazre--
On November d, Mzz Ssks,zky,
5@ 4 -az Cedzx sc19ol ~
~ e zasr q he 5zstrsct .
z--er5 t1a patr5eese exercises 70 OH
szorz-e Arulstsc4 aa5 Peace Day.
After t1a program E1a1h wzs served
Ta@ Ezs sid 5zs-1rea1 aid realized
1 zrs Taa mozey L . b
zze5 70 purchase 3zsEez tsr Ire sezool-
Tz= eozrcy superintendent srske Or
-1e uec-. Hot LErc1es il ire R1rzI
Szs ard ere teacher laid her plan
q ht laae1 work before The mothers
Trey ##se pleased by Ire prospects
e -zer cEl5ren having sozzthiug
wzrE- ard many seemed anxious %
Rave -1a5- daughters d some practical
ecokEg Yrs. Cock volunteered !.
lat ire scaool Use her oIl stove Her
mother offered 70 give some utensils
~1 sh= co1ld spare. o. waich she
had 8 51pz-e. ard ! was arranged
s-s- ezea esil3 bring Tn cents. VIII
this nney Ssh supplies Is sugar. salt
a15 c3-5a uoal5 & obtained Al ths
t5a5 m4s srszl needed s 70 b furnish
r. 5y tie homes
Mss Porter q ire LaJoyce school
reports tEar Emil Keiyzst3. Walter
KsaAt5. Ar1hgr LzJoyee and Freddie
LzJoyee rad perfe1s record Of az
tendance dzrlng TIA past m0nth.
Miss Nzy5slla c. Bush. school IN
spee9r. from Madison. spent Thurs
day and Friday Of last weak am Mon
5sr 81 tbs week IN Iron C9gnty. Tbe
schools whieh z1a visited II company
w-- -ta su.-rzr.a-5z-- ar5 ~1nar.
vr we-z ,se Tr,- Par+ GRADS srs
-te ~rsl schools a Efrhsn ard Cur.
- .ra Pair z-r,ss y ysrP,s-
# Miss Bnst me-. several n the
sr-aal hoard members ard urga5
~ ~ rork for s-a.a ala for .Sai~
--eao,z So a1sa urgas he sa5a.ol
hssrs o-a-F,are ~ ya- roova rass=rg
material eov re -ri-a~~r ,,-7rs
Mss St1rgul Of the South Cary
sshoa- reports thai out q an enroll
ment q twenty-five pupils OILY four
we're absent during The past month
=" hen zas Literary Society met a the
South Cary school tie following Of
aeers sere elected: B1lo kangas,
president; Iainl Rosenberg, vice
president; Elsie hivisto, secretary
ana Matt hangas, treasurer.
IT, -
should be devoted 70 well planned
health exercise IN the school nom,
and tae school children should be en-
listed = keeping clean. There ought
= be more than one wash basin Tor .
school. and constant supply Of paper
towels and plenty Of cool fresh water
When the windows are opened, as
-hey should be often. they should be
opaned On The side of the room op-
P0site 20 that from which the wind
comes Thermometers should Be
watched and temperature kept close
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-19

YOU do notneedex-
i pert knowledge of
woolens and tailoring
to safely buy clothes
here.
We make sure of
quality for you; our
own welfare depends
upon safeguarding
yours; that's why we
sell clothes tailored to
measure by Born"
Born Tailoring offers
you good style, depend
able wOolens, painstak-
ing needle work and
unusualvalue; it's guar.
anteed to please YOU
moneyback fit doesn't.
- y 4 III
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-19
You'll get somewhere

Prince Albert is
sol1 IN foDGy red
bags, ti5y red tfaE,
handsome pound
ard halt posa5 rfa
huna1sYs and IN the
pound cryEtaI glass
mid Or ~fth
sEongs uaiste ugF
top
, 1921-06-12

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS.
, 1921-06-12
T~RlPsH0OTERs
ORGANIZE FIRST CLUB,
GR0uNDs ARE SECURED

The newest athleuc organization in
Casper is the Casper Trapshooters'
club. recently organized with 70 mem
ilcrs. The club has purchased grounds
directly south OF the fairgrounds and
Will he-i shoots every Wednesday aft
c-noon with the possibility that the
Afirst shoot will not be able to be held
until a wock from Wednesday owing
to the fact that the trap which they
purchased cannot be erected before
that time. The trap is n used at
the recent state tournament.
: Although trapsh~ citing has been well
developed in several different towns
in Wyoming it remained for several
local enthusiasts to get together and
put the organization over here. Their
idea IS to hold local shoots until the
organization becomes permanent and
then to have registered shoots.
, 1921-06-12
MEN INJURED IN
PLANT ACCIDENT.
out OF DANGER.
Hugh Boylan Still in Serious Con-
diton But Is Believed to Be
Recovering From Shock
of Fall

tone OF tho,11 men injured when
the scanold at the Standard plant col
ilatsed. yesterday Dor are In danger
souS condition this morning and all OF
tihan have better than an even chance
for owe Estimates made u
] riedly by The Tribune yesterday fol-
loving the act were verified In the
official summary of n accident
which was given out at local hospi-
tails.
Hugh Boylan continues to be the
most serious case but his physical
prowess has GRABBED him TO recover
from the severe shock he suffered
and this morning his condition was
reported favorable.
Harry Pinkerton is also numbered
among the most severe cases but his
condition is not critical
According TO statements obtained
at a local hospital these men unless
Unforeseen complications arise all
have a chance for Some
of the men may carry handicaps from
tho accident for. life. however.
Following is a list OF those injured
and ~thefextenf of the injuries. as a
result of the fan Of scaffold at bat
teryySSo. IL at the Standard plant
yesterday noon.
Wayne l. Canee. 20. family man.
406 SOUTH Elm street; sprained right
ankle and severe decorations on right
leg.
Frank Cook. "a. family man. 5s5
South Center; three ribs Pm right side
fractured, chest bruised. la~ccirtlons
on chin. severe sprain of left arm
Hugh Boylan, ~. married man;
fractured skull. dislocation and frac-
ture OF both elbows. fracture OF right
hip and peivis. right knee badly
broken.
Jerry Murphy. as. married man. 342
North Park; partial dlslocation and
fracture OF right tibia. right arm
sprained-
John L. Bennett, Al. married man.
272 West b street; complete severance
OF endon and muscles OF left ankle.
Injuries very painful :
Injuries very painful.
John Carney. %. 442 North Park;
severe confusion of right thigh
Floyd C~rotchett. 20. 722 South Da-
vid; comminuted fracture of the left
knee cap. bad sprain of left ankle.
c. r. Muldowney, IS. 14s West Mid
west avenue; fracture Of left pelvis,
fracture OF RICH hand, left foot bad
Aly s~prained-
+ Harry Pinkerton. s5: fracture of
tenth and eleventh rib on right side.
severe fracture OF right leg n ankle,
81 E. e. Adkins. z52 North kimball:
bad cuts on forehead and left wrist.
chest bruised. left foot sprained-
F. Mckenzie. %. $50 South Park;
right foot badly bruised.
, 1921-06-12
GGssSIINlAT|0N OF LOCAL
OFFICE IS URGED AGAIN

Pressure Is being brought to bear
on Director Lamkin of the federal
board OF vocation training, in favor
OF the continuance OF a branch of the
office IN Casper. by many agencies in
the state Of Wyoming. Frank w.
Mondeil has the following to say
about h matter in a letter to the
chamber Of commerce this morning:
Thanks for yours of June 1, in.
closing a copy OF your letter to. d.
rector Lamkin. setting forth the ad-
rSanfases Of Casper as a location for a
vocational training branch. I have
heretofore quiet strongly urged these
advantages upon Mr.. Lamkin and
shall take the matter up with him
further. I have done everything pos
sible to induce him TO visit Casper on
his trip west n I hope he may
do So"
, 1921-06-12
DELUGED WITH
UNEMPLOYED, RELIEF BY
Government IS URGED

In order to attempt to stem the
tide Of labor. to Casper from all Sec
lions OF the country. C. b. Stafford
Of the chamber of has
opened communication with the gov
eminent employment service in an en-
deavor to interest the employment
service and the department. Of labor in
giving publicity to the fact that Cas-
per is overwhelmed with employment
eke
, 1921-06-12
TRUCK BODY TO
Be MANUFACTURED BY
CASPER SHOP, REPORT

Something new in truck bodies is
promised for Casper in the shape of
the Freshney patent body. the patent
having just been secured and plans
having been rhade for its Manufacture
by the Casper Carpenter and Cabinet
shop at their new shop M block
north Of the brewery.
Ordinary field rue bodies are ron.
strueted with the bed stills and cross
sills held by ordinary bolts or U-bolts.
, 1921-06-12

The tendency Is for these bolts to wear
loose and TO loosen the whole body.
The seafure OF h Freshney body Is
that the siils are held together by two
interchangeable, interiocking stirrups
made OF one-Qsarter-inch steel which
absolutely insures the body remain
ing rigid under wear and ear
The oak field body which the Cas-
per Carpenter and Cabinet shop will
turn out under the Freshney patent
Will cost about sf7 with oak sills
head and sIl gates. The commissary
body. will cost proportionately.
The Is now ready to manu-
facture this bod. and will be pleased
to demonstrate their patent to inter
ested parties at their shop. one block
north Of the brewery.
, 1921-06-12


The .usuai Bebc Daniels photoplay.
lots OF pretty clothes. plenty of svamp-
ing" impossible situations. and a
number OF clever comedians. is the
Two Weeks With Pay showing for
he last times today at the America
heater- Polly Moran and Walter
HERS are the main comedy actors IND
make their usual success Jack Null
hall played opposite the stellar role
with Miss Danielx
Sacred and Profane Love- Arnold
Benefits powerful story. tells of Char
lotta Peel. whose early affairs with
Diaz. a pianist. finds elimination in
the Latin quarter Of Paris where the
genius har become an absinthe drunk.
ard only 20 be resenerated by se,f-sac.
rificing love Miss Elsie Ferguson
plays the lead, and is gowned through.
out the play by Partisan modistes of
note The picture Is booked for Sun.
day and Monday.
Our Fatty Arbuckie is coming Tues.
day. Wednesday and Thursday In
The Travelling salesman" The
usual art Of true comedy as portrayed
by Fatty has plenty of place in his
latest picture wien Mr.. Arbuckle is a
drummer who gets off at the station
to find himself adrift. far from his
destination. Then fhel meets with the
girl and the story is in full swing.
For Friday and Saturday there is a
society girl n n lumberjack forming
a partnership when the heiress Of
millions finds herself suddenly PENN.
less in Smiling All the Way" The
plucky girl blnzes a trail for herself
and meets the lumberjack. Then a
unique partnership is effected making
the story unusual in plot as well as
unusual in photo work and acting.
, 1921-06-12

x For so years, Mrs. Jennie C.. Bean
has made an annual pilgrimage to the
cemetery at Winchester, Va. for the
purpose OF decorating the grave of
Confederate soldiers.
, 1921-06-12
Iris

Don't Call Me Little Girl" a photo
play starring Mary Miles Minter and
tnscrr from h popular legitimate.
Jerry Is showing ut the Iris for the
last times today The manner in
which the little tomboy juggies her
own romance, her mothers and her
aunt's forms a plot fun of u and life.
Buck Jones, sportsman, athlete and
~marksman, appears first Is n Scotch
miner. and later as n member OF the
Northwest Mounted police. in his lat
est William Fox picture. Get Your
Man. which Is showing at the Iris
theater Sunday NJ Monday. First as
n hero in the mine disaster he rescues
the girl with whom he Is in love. but
who loves another. Later as the mem
Der OF the NJ. p. he seeks n criminal
who turns out to he his rival in love
who has deserted the young wife and
child.
Tuesday. Wednesday inc Thursday
nights your best friend and many OF
your acruaintances will appear in
Round the Clock With the Debu-
.antes'' produced by Mrs. Terrell
Young under the auspices of the
American Legion.
"Nobody's KID featuring Mac
March gives an excellent o~nDortur'tv
to display man, whimsicalities. The
story IL that of a little ornhan girl,
who. while In an as.''um brings Gown
the wrath OF the teachers and t-iisfrrs
upon herself because of her childish
franks. II is rather rough shedding
FOR the little girl until several gym
-athetic and real human beings arrive
- tho orphanave The story winds IN
with a fitting and happy climax. II
IN -s.. E-iaa,. and GaAurday- i.
, 1921-06-12

The big double header special is
showing at the Lyric for the last
times today. The bill includes a Bin
Hart special and an ~acrobatic jazz pic
ture by Douglas Fairbanks. Either of
the pictures is a hcadliner and means
n full house by itself.
, 1921-06-12

Lot opening in Highland Park a
dition. One hundred choice lots for
sale. Turner and waldron, cwr,ers.
office in smith-Turner Drug store.
Phone l1e. 6-11-6t'
, 1921-06-12

Memorial services will be held in
the Odd Fellows hall. Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock. to which all Odd Eel
lows. Rebekahs and the public are in
vited.
A. T. PHILLIPS,
,6-11-1t Secretary.
, 1921-06-12

By a five weeks stay in Billings.
Mont. win be at n Lyric fheater
starting tomorrow. Lots Of girls. mu-
sic galore. and clever dancing besides
original vaudeville skits will be on
the bill Obey Brennan and come
early" for s r. o. signs are ready
TO be hung
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-21
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