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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08
FL hearing contra e| TOro de las Pampas, FirpO,
ha SdO SuSpendidO hasta eI da IS del preSente mes
No habrd pueS lrCO1verlente algunO
para Ia C9IetrdCiOn de Ia sensational
peIea FirpO- Wills eI jutves prOxlmO.-
Fl argentine ha tenidO que preStar una
fian1a de mil d0IarUS para Salir en- H.
bsrtad.- --RiCkard en- Ia bTeCha. NOCheS
d. iASOmniOS

NEW YORK, sept. I, Omitted
Press)-La acusacion, por medic de
IL cual sc trata de obtener la depor-
taci6n del celebre boxeador argen-
tino Luis Angel Firpo, evitando de
esa manera su encuentro con la Pan
terra Negra, Harry Wills, Sc concrc-
tn al hecho de que Firpo trato de in
troducir' en- los Estados Unidos, 4
su amante, Blanca Lourdes, 10 cual
constituye una inmoralidad. Ademas
Sc lie acusa de haber apelado re-
cursos ilegales para obtener su pro
pia entrada a la nacion, hacienda
falsas declaraciones a las autorida-
des de Immigration La acusacion es-
ia sostenida por Canon Chase, Pre-
sidente de la Liga Civica de New
York, la cual persigue fines mora
l!stas..
Sc stiene entendido que Firpo Sc
ia arrestado hoy. por ia manana,
siendo conducido Il Ellis Island
. y -Ts'sssfs 4s ~. e ,sHsr- - 1850 =
FIRPO Sc MUESTRA' AGOB4ADO
Despues de una noche de insomnia,
Firpo Sc levanto bien temprano, Y
f, salio de su hogar, acompanado de su
abogado Bushel, no sin antes tele-
fonear a Curran, donde podia encon-
trarle en- case de que Sc lie fueSe
arrestar.
Firpo Sc mueStra Sumamente ago
biado, con las numerosas dificulta-
des que han surgido ultimamente,
RICHARD EN- LA BRECHA
Tex Rickard, ell famoso promoter
de boXeo, organizador de la pe;ea
Firpo- Wills, declare que todo esra-
ba preparado para el case, de que
! el Sub-Secretario del Trabaio, White,
autorizara la libertad de Firpo, me-
dante una fianza. Agrego que nadie
podria evitar la pelea del dia once
N'Cl pACONllLC iiCog puCS Sl GoCdbd QiS-
puesto a prestar cualquiera fanza
que Sc lie exigiera Firpo, por Gre
cida que esta fuese.
Curran, espera que White eXami-
ne hoy toda la Recommendation que
esta archivada en- Ellis Island, Y en-
tonces telegrafiara 81 Firpo es arres
tado, para que sc lie vaya a fir in
| mediatamente.
Canon Chase, el acusador, Y su
abogado, Sc muestran sumamente
confiados Y aseguran que la pelea no
sc celebrara jamas, pues Firpo sera
deportado. Ell abogado de Firpo ha
: declarado que no hay un solo prece-
dente, por ell cual Sc pueda denegar
que Firpo salga bajo fanza en- case
de ser arrestado.
Ell GOZO DE CANON EN- UN
POZO
Firpo conparecio acompanado de
SUI abogado ante ell Sub -Secretario
(Continia en- la pagina g.
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--Todo 10 que tengo que decir ex-
pres6 don Vice, es que mi nombre Sc
ha tratado con ell mayor desprecio por
mis- amigos aparentes.
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NO EE,tfEN THAN
Ell cANDIDATo

otf5 ,as tcsss aas ist sefa sifs
taado purs los ststas
podsf f.cfr efa ant8naelsa 81
hccas te qas ro - ha aas psslh
rones-al East- ahefa Hu te-r eeaf
date rsra Conusisnsas nssfsass a
we've q a.titaA ~ Fl uskst ai ssssf
Todd.
Gene .sbsn n. ssffos tsrfsfss 81 g
cenasda fsopolas rsua 81 asspss Z
essKFa A. Leaa sse er @
omsft scspfafis ssmtsea 4 10
cio Rivers wsfsluss ns b asisfsa -
EepubErsnos ruros psfaus aisFtn a'
ese p1e e.. ds trnsffa raa 81 parsa r.
corrssptnds e siios ere s fesiae
-i6n AZ ess esndiaate is a. ai pafff
aue 10 r5.nina cisrts HHnificseisn 3
periorida1 sohrs 81 affs rsftfaa A. 81
Coaiieifu y ios Prfas ns ssasae sasfs
cer como m partids infsNu
portsnc.a af socialists.
In casase 1l i.e6s Cavssahs cs8 3
Cucfi arisn it per-s aesHsa fss
nsr cn rstfuci6n A. Don Estsr's 81
sociaIs'. ~ io aaisrsn psraas alssas
me si p, - htehe aahssisH AZ nsftIf
socisusts nl ai psrffd. rspaa5lesns -
20. psraes sdsmss ~ ufnfa esms
candidate sn Fl paftifs wsnsrsnsts
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la Ma sTEfA
DTFTCULTAD

At1fs bisn Iee ars fsfmsa g.
coahci6r rsnahiise seiiIsta tst fmse
~ uns nfsvs dificeifad 4ne nrf#sfB
iuie.8 ,s Ia mss ssfla a. te6rs
Pra ir esrtifca efsn sn BE- Secrets
ris Eistuuva AZ ias ssaslEsfefss go
Do ceaiio6n. 81 rsftao ssesrsss
es IN tartieo trasnifase BE- haes as
acucrfo cor 81 Lev paf esev=n ee#s
pcro ios Rep shcanos rHfre fsnta ar-
hacerlo por retcionse inalvlaasisa e.
bidamsu.e irradss tass nn Iess psf 8t
termin 40 namsro as sisrfsfss 49, fe sr
do con 81 e6mputa Esnsraf Hs sIsetf
rad8 en -ada munie9paiisaa
81 - ea-o are fes sls.tofse =
han iu.sdo Ias psfieanes ss Issefsr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08
FL COmerCO de a iSIa ha lie i
do este anO I'm Superadt de
S23,OOO.O.O 'Obre eI afO
anteriO
A pesar de toto q SaI'O COnCrdaI,
pOr primera ye1 en- mIhOs afOS, eSta
en- contra de Ia iSld. htmO, COmpradO
WuChO mas de 10 que Sc hl VeRdidO

FL comcrcio eNtrnjcro de Ia iSla du-
rante el ano que termin6 cl 80 dc ju-
nio ,iltimo alcanz0 un total dc Sl11,650.
164, de acuerdo con los informcS del
collector de aduanaS Y del Departamento
del Comcrcio. Este ano Sc ha.rcgiStrado
nm Super;ivit dc S23.4l2,G 900 Sobre 81
ailo anterior que monte a S154 237 $40.
Por primera vez en- muchos amos las
importacioncS han eXcedido nueStraS
cxportaciones deiando I'm saldo de-
81 oS9.OSI en- contra de la isla III sal
do on favor de In iSa durantc el ano
fiscal anterior fu6 de Sll.34S545
Las eNportaciones los EstadoS JDi
dos alcanzaron un valor de $50. 754. .97j.
mientraS que las importaciones del con
| tinentc tuvieron n valor dc Ss0. .59o,021
Las cxportaciones hacia paises cN-
tranieros llcgaron a valorarSe en-
S1.525.5GJ. en- tanto que las importa-
clones del exterior. aparte dc los Is
tados Unidos. Sumaron $S.T79G03.
Durante cl aho anterior las exporta-
clones Il los t,StadoS Unidos alcanzaron
Il 81, ,007 257. al eNtraniero S5.2S5,
793 Las importacioncS de los EStadoS
Undos fucron dc $64.743, ,4G2 dc los
pafses cxtranjeros S7,20l ,OI3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

La selection del Candidate para Al.
calde en- eli scno de Ia Ananza fue un
asauto tan laborioso. q. hacs aigunos dias
lego a tcmcrsc que iba scr msteriai.
monte impossible llegar un acusrdo
satisfac;orio. Y hasta lego a psnsarc
que estn originaria una ruptura deflni
tiva entire las diferentos p1rtcs qre
intceran la hlianza.
In la noche del viernes. y desp e. ds
varios dtas de penosas dehberaCionss.
fre aprobada unanimemento ia csndida
tura dc Don Rafael Diez de hadino
para Alcaldo una Asamblea Mualei
pei coTnuesta per elementos nueecs
con exception del doctor Lopez ds D.
Rosa.
En- 10 luc rcspccta. pues. a Ia Ahauza
esta termin2da esta question. aun cuan-
do desda el abado han enpezadc cis-
cular hoias sueltss protestando dc "a
rcfsrida candidatura combatiendo 9
lcs lids~cs politicos por esas desisns
clones.
Ahora correspon5c a los Pure y q
iica sscssnaas dsams este sHm;9 sc
todavia estd pcndiente Dc scr resteIto
en- defi~itiva.
Los Rapub,icanos Puros y los socia.
listas nomna-on rna Asamblea Muni
ciral. ccmpuesto dc eiementos portens
cientes les COS partidos de IA coah-
cion procls maron. en- una Asamblea
republican, pura Don Roberto II
Todd candidate do Ia Coalici6n para 81
cargo Dc Alcalde de Ia ciudad. Ia cir
curstanc!a &c que el scnor Todd. IA.
bia sido. con anteuoridad a esa rem.
mon. da.irnado candidate a comisions
do RESIDENT. obligo a los Prros y a
los sociahstas q inscribig provisional
monte, como candidate Alcalds Al
doctor Gomez Brioso.
81 ob'eto era esperar algnn tempo
HASTE qre pudieran conseguir IN buen
sustituto para Don Roberto como can
didato comisionado Rcsidcnts re-
nunciar entences el sehor Gomez Brio
SO designs~ candidate q Aicside ~
senior Todd
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Fl WCe-peSIdente de Ia AsambIea Municipal de San
Juan, senior A|Cardz, Opna que bard perder las pro-
Xmas eeCGOnes para Casdgar a suS amigos" que
no hubieran considerable sl nOmbre para NADIA
Va veremOS qui3n Sc Ne-
va a qui6n-diCe eI senior
Y. N. AICardz

Ell sahado por la terde nos encontra-
mos incidcntalmente con ell Vice. -presi-
dente de la Asamblea Municipal de San
Juan, eehor v. M. Alcaraz, cuyo nom
bre, como IS recordara figur aba entire
los candidates populares para la Alcal-
dia de ecta ciudad...
El seiior Alcaraz, con quien habla-
mes sob~c la situacion politica local Sc
muestra muy disgustado con ell resul-
tado final de la candidatura &c San
Juan y, par.icuarmente, por la actitud
que hacia el como tai candidate hui
bieron da observer los lideres de Ia po-
Utica local.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

cion rolitica dc San Juan en- la s.
gui snto estrofa, que nos recito:
''Con los tubos Sc mantuvo,
Y con ellos entretuvo
eu cciosidad de sandal.
Desnres, su puesto retuvo,
Y en- ve7 de tragarse I'm tubo
Sc trag5 Ia tuberia...>
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

Las eiecutorias pcliticas no han
sido tenidas Gil cuenta yo demostra-
re dc una manera contundentc, 10 que
70 peso valgo ante la opinion de mis-
correligionarios en- San Juan.
--IC0mo se~a ESQ, don Vice?
--Pues, muy sencillamente, hacienda
pcrder lac elccciones en- la misma forma
quo las he hecho ganar en- otra oca-
/. sion. Ya .veremos quien Sc lleva a qllien.
Z ~ s----slas -s--4-ssznst@-?
No. no soy mas que aliancista; pero
ser6 uno de les rebeldes de hoy en- ade-
lante, mi descontento mace del trato
que me han dado mis- amigos en- 10 que
re2pecta mi candidatura para Ia AL
caldia de Son Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08
LOS PUROS Y SOCLALLSTAS Sc ESTAN TROPE-
ZANDO CON SERLAS Difficult TADES p LA SELEC-
nONDEL CANDIDATE p ALCALDE DE s. JUAN
Ell Sr Todd parG oceptar Ia candid0turG, hO mpuestO
seras condolences que los sOciGstGs no han GceptGdO
aGn. Para candidate COmisiOnGdO Residente no Sc
encuentra quien sustituyG don Roberto

Sc que candidate que d doctor Conner
BiOsO los pucGnOS purOs endrdn que G naeUameae Oda
cada de las peOnes de ncp6n oOepOnenes San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

-Yo accptaria la candidatura de
Dicz de Andino 81 81 hubicse estado al
Iado de la mia, y asi 10 informe mis-
"amigos"; pero el no transigia NADIA
mas que coz la srya, exclusivamente
y tengo pruebas de que emplca6os mu-
nicipales quo defendieron mi candida
tura fueron dejados cesantes... Y pues-
to que ha habido imposition no
Sc Ie ha dado oportrnidad mi candi-
datu=a, yo declare enfaticamente que
me opongo, decididamente, 4 la dis
pcsici6n del comite y hare perder las
pr6ximas elecciones; 10 hare en- la
misma forma que las hice ganar en-
1920. segin die; este me dara una
oportunidad para demostrar 10 que pue-
do yo y 10 que pueden los demas.
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Ell .iNO DE LOS
AUTOMOBILES

FL ailo pasado fue 81 ano dc los an
.(Continua en- Ia pa. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08

-Eetoy disp-esto recibir todas
las ame1azas que vengan sobre mi per-
soma y stacare en- le misma forma que
SO me ataque.
El sefior AIcaraz. que es un ingenio
agudo, nos dijo, finalmente, que habia
hccho III festive resumen de la silva
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-08
IntereSantes detaIIeS SObre CuaI
debe ser Ell yerdaderO prObIema
emigratOriO del pals, segun e|
Jefe del NegOciadO del TrabajO
FL senOr HOnCrt, en- breyes fraSeS, nos
pint dObIe dspeCtO de suS planes

En Ia mailana del sabado visitamos
al Jefo del Negociado del Trabajo Sc
nor Carl1clo Honore, con el fin de que
nos informara en- que habia queGado las
anunciadas cmigraciones de portorrl-
queilos FL Hawaii, informandonos nues-
tro amigo en- breves palabras, cual era
su criterio sobre tan importante parti-
(Ccntinlla en- la Ga. pagina)
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parec. qus u ssasg Tsaa aalsrs Fea
tsr a . is pnsds 81 frf Is ere si Hs
nor Par4l sa ia Cirdsd ds psaes aassa
desputs AZ sg sisess w fspahi.eaHes
y socisr ,ss. srtos rrstsnslsrsn iaFe
nsrsties tuvo ere rompsf iaalss tse
trs e'ios
S. 20 informs aus hssfs ft fssaf
To- sociaIstss no ban coufssfads q fFt
condlcicnes aas ie BAR aas smefafsf
por q s-aof Todd
, 1924-06-11
STOCKMEN WANT FOREST
BOUNDARY MAINTAINED

Senator Warren has introduced a
a part of the eastern boundary of
the Shoshone national forest so that
a strip of land approximately a half
mile wide, which was eliminated
from the forest by a resurvey made
by the general land office, may be
restored to the forest as contem-
plated in the Presidents proclama-
fion of July l, 1908, describing the
boundary of the reservation.
Some week ago ]. N. Mcknight,
Z. P. Head, G. NJ. Mead. Ganguet
McWilliams, G. A. Kneisley and
Pearson Brothers, of Cody, filed a
petition with the district forester
in Denver. praying for the re-es-
Establishment of the boundary. While
il has always e regarded that
the west boundary of townships SO
to Sc north, range 104 west, was
the east boundary of that part of
the Shoshone forest, legally. how
ever. the forest boundary as de
scribed in the proclamation of July
I. 1908, should under the resurvey
be approximately a half-mile west
of what has been regarded as the
boundary. 1t is necessary, there
fore. to bring about the enactment
of legislation to cover into the for
est boundary the half-mile strip of
mo mans land" so that the good
timber lands there may be protect
ed and the grazing allotments of a
considerable number of people may
not be disturbed. The enactment
of Senator Warren's bill will bring
about UGH a result, which is de-
sired not only by the petitioners
but by the forest service as well.
Senate File 3452, as introduced b.
Senator Warren reads as follows:
A Bill to Adjust a Portion of the
Eastern Boundary of Shoshone Ma
fiona Forest, Wyoming:
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Con
gress assembled, that all parts of
township So. 54, SIS, and Sc north,
range 104 west, and all parts of
sections Z, Is and 10, in township
54 north. range 1O3 west of the
sixth principal meridian, State of
Wyoming. which are now embraced
within the Shoshone National for
est. are hereby added to and made
a part of said Shoshone National
forest. subject to all valid existing
claims and entries; the lands hereby
added to the said Shoshone National
forest shall hereafter be subject to
all laws and regulations applicable
TO the national forest lands.
, 1924-06-11
HAULS INJURED MAN TO
CAMP In A WASH TUB

Buster Hick, an employee of the
LII ranch on the Greybull, is en-
titled a medal for his originality
in time of necessity and misfortune.
Last wee while working about a
quarter of a mile from the ranch,
with Nick Lamberty. the latter fell
over a bank several feet high, land
ing on a sharp roc and injured
himself in such a that he
could not walk. Buster was hard
put what to do. He must get his
companion to camp, and he could
not carry him. neither was there
a conveyance of any kind available
and no time to make one.
However, he had his saddle horse
with him and he spied a wash tub
which he filled with blankets and
got his injured compaion into it.
, 1924-06-11
TALENTED CODY MISS
PLEASES CODY BOYS

In mentioning the Memorial Day
program which was held at the
Temple under the auspices of the
American Legion the Herald failed
TO mention the reading ~cleverly
given by Margaret Phillips. which
was so pleasing to those who at
tended. Miss Phillips has an I'M
usual talent and her rendition of
why do They Call Them Buddies"
was thoroughly enjoyed.
Why do they call them Buddies?
What other name as sweet?
Has ever been war hallowed
By rain and snow and sleet?
What other name than Buddies
Would men like our men bear
When all hell belched it baptisms
And death was everywhere?
Why do they call them buddies?
Though not of common kin,
Old Glory called them brothers
When Freedom said, Go I'M"
They swept the mighty legions
To man land, sky and sea
Cob. devil-dog and doughboy-
a fighting Trinity! .
Why do they call them Buddies?
Because they stand today
Still Buddies to the Buddy
Left shattered by the fray.
Though Peace may grow unmindful
OF Wars unsettled debt,
The Buddy to the Buddy
Stands fast-and can't forget!
That's why they call them Buddies,
The s~hrapnel's shrek is gone
The Buddies carry ont
And. so, tonight. heart-happy
1 breath his fervent prayer.
God make the way all roses
For Buddy Legionnaire!
, 1924-06-11
LEE BANKS FAIL =
CLOSE DOORS TUESDAY

The Arthur K. Lee banks at Basin
and Thermopolis were closed Tues
day and the banks controlled by
the same company at Casper were
merged with another banking in
stitution. No details al to the
cause for their failures are given
at this time.
Arthur X. Lee is n of the prom
inent men of the Big Horn basin
and represents Hot Springs county
in the state senate.
, 1924-06-11
STORE OPENED
BY COHENS OF CASPER

An army store is to be opened
in Cody on Saturday with S. J..
Cohen in charge. The building for
merly occupied by the Cody Elec-
trio shop and the same location as
was formerly used by the Army
Store two years ago will be used.
Mr.. Cohen, the local manager, is a
brother of L. G. Cohen, who OPP
Grated the store here before. He
states that a complete line of army
goods will be carried.
, 1924-06-11

Mrs. Harmon Schultz and Mrs.
David Freeborg spent Friday after
moor with Mrs. T. ]. Walters.
Friends of Miss Ruth McKain
gave her a pleasant surprise party
Friday night, it being her 18th
birthday. Dancing and games was
the amusement and later lunch was
served Those attending were the
Misses Helen MCGEE, Violet Coe,
Betty Walters, Mildred Peterson and
Mildred Freeborg; Ernest Schultz,
Leonoard Stewardson. Lawrence and
Frank Walters, Lawrence Freeborg,
Seth Fritzler. Pierson Coe, Sam
Peery Enoch Peery, Mrs. Edith
MCGEE and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cock
rell.
, 1924-06-11
OF K. E. TO
ATTEND STAMPEDE

Agent T. F. King is authority
for the statement that ten Pullman
cars of Knights of Columbus will
arrive in Cody on the evening of
July 3rd, and will be here for the
Stampede celebration and the I'M
yelling of the Buffalo Bill memorial.
Arrangements will be made by local
members of the order to see that
these guests are shown every cour-
tesy while in Buffalo Bills town.
1t is also stated that John D.
Rockefeller. Jr.. and party will visit
Cody July 10th. %enroute to Yellow
stone park.
, 1924-06-11
NOTICE OF SEAT SALES AND
RESERVATIONS

The Cody Stampede committe will
reserve seats at $1.00 each, provid-
ed seats ire ordered for all three
days and requests are accompanied
by checks or money orders made
payable to Cody Stampede Commit
tee. All checks on banks other
than Cody banks must be certified.
Requests received will be filed in
order which they come. and those
asking reservations will please state
whether they prefer seats in upper
or lower rows of stand.
, 1924-06-11
PENROSE


MI. and Mrs. Jimmy Jones were
down from Powell visiting at the E.
w. Jones home Monday.
After spending the winter in Pen
rose Mrs. Nels Osher returned to
their ranch on Southfork Saturday,
May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins were
in Powell on business Monday.
Bob Cunningham was in Penrose
on business Tuesday afternoon.
George Osher spent Sunday ev-
ening visiting at Fred Hopkins.
Alex Tvedtness was hauling oats
for C. A. Lewis Monday.
Fred Hopkins made a trip to the
shearing plant Wednesday.
Robert Carroll was working for
Fred Hopkins Wednesday.
John Moody was shearing sheep
for Fred Hopkins one day this week.
Chas. Davis and Robert Carroll
made a business trip to Powell one
day the first of the week.
c. A. Davis and Merrill Carroll
were riding in the hills for cattle
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Walters were
visitors in Penrose one day this
week.
Mr.. Grace, the Club man from
Powell, came down Thursday and
took the members of the Penrose
Sheep club out to the shearing
plant to judge wool.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mooney of
Lowell have moved into the Melinda
Mangus house for a short time. Mrs.
Mooney was formerly Miss Macie
Mangus of P%enrose.
E. w. Jones has gone to Salt
Creek looking for work in the oil
fields.
A. R. Marion and Russell were
down from Ishawooa over Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Shumway
have moved back on the 1. F.
Splawn ranch, on the bench east of
Penrose.
John Moody went to Lowell Sun
day to work.
Maynard Berthelson was home
from Powell the latter part of the
week.
, 1924-06-11
UPPER SAGE

Miss Anna Erickson has been
spending several days with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hoag-
lund. She returned to her duties
at Mrs. Hogg's residence in Cod:
the first of the week.
There will be a benefit dance at
the Country Club hall next Friday
night. The proceeds will be turned
yer to the Rod and Gun club mem
at the hatchery. The dance last
Saturday night was well attended.
Lunch was served during the even
ing.
Mrs. Newell of the Palette ranch
called on Mrs. H. C. Fritzler one
day last week.
Mrs. Edith MCGEE expects to go
in making things comfortable for
the tourists this m
The FritZler boys Are rounding
up their cattle this week. They are
making SAINT. Watkins upper ranch
their headquarters.
Adam Hogg and William English
took dinner Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson.
The Country Club hall is receiv-
ing it's outside coat of paint this
week.
Clarence Miller ate supper Tues
day at the Sam Stewardson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Allen and
Mrs. Betty Isham motored over from
~Thermopolis Sunday and visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Freeborg.
Mrs. Isham remained here and will
visit friends. Joe Isham was also
here earlier in the week and went
to the w ranch for a short while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar White and
Woodrow RAIDER were Sunday cal
lers at the H. C. Fritzler home.
Norman Miller has been offered
a position teaching vocational book
keeping at the University summer
school.
o. p. Roberts of Cody took sup
per at the T. ]. Walters home Tues
day evening.
Miss Grace Stewardson enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday the
Misses Huldah H%oaglund, Anna
Erickson and Mildred Peterson.
Mrs. j. E. Cooper entertained the
Club members and a large number
of visitors at the community hall
last Thursday. She served deliscious
refreshments after the meeting.
Mrs. Ernest Ebert will be the next
hostess.
Mrs. Harmon Schultz and Mrs.
T. ]. Walters called on Mrs. Earl
Newton Saturday.
Clarence Miller spent Thursday
evening at the Gus Hoaglund home.
Mrs. Albert Schultz and children,
Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson, Mrs. w. A.
RAIDER, Mrs. p. D. Cockrell, Mrs.
David Freeborg and Mrs. Christine
Freeborg called on Mrs. VIM. Eng
lish last week. She returned home
from Cody last Wednesday.
, 1924-06-11

No reservations will be made for
a single day, but seats for each day
will be placed on sale at 9 a. M
every morning at the Post Office
store.
back if IA cents is enclosed for
registry fee. Otherwise they may
be called for at the Post Office
store in the forenoon or at the
Grand Stand ticket office at the
fair grounds after 1 p. m.
The boxes will be auctioned at
the Irma hotel at $3.50 on the ev-
enfng of July End.
, 1924-06-11
Presbyterian Church

Sabbath School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Service 1900 a. m.
Theme, Fathers Part" The e
vice will be in the observance of
Fathers Day. Every father should
be present.
Junior C. E. Society 5 p. m.
intermediate C.. E.. Society $3.50
p. m.
Evening Service 500 p. m.
A welcome to all.
1.-THE Friendly Church."
Carl Victor Brown.
Minister.
, 1924-06-11

Getting Lamberty fixed as comfort
able as possible he threw his rope
about the tub, took a daily about
the saddle horn and started for
camp with his improvised ambu-
lance. 1t vas a rather unique We
hicle but it served the purpose and
Lamberty was soon resting in bed.
DR.. Johnson was called from
Meeteetse and gave the injured man
needed attention. There were no
bones broken and he will probably
be able to be out again in a few
days.
, 1924-06-11
BLASKE TO
TAKE TREATMENT
AT BATTLE CREEK

Rev. D.. r. Blaske, who is en-
route to the home of his parents in
Detroit, writes friends in Cody that
he expects to visit for a time with
his mother and later goes to Battle
Creek, Michigan. where he will enter
a sanitarium for treatment. Rev.
Blaske suffered a breakdown in
Cody not long ago and has been
granted a vacation for three months
by Bishop N. S. Thomas of this
diocese.