The Cody enterprise and the Park County enterprise., April 19, 1922, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

About The Cody enterprise and the Park County enterprise. (Cody, Wyo.) 1921-1923

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Skeletons from The Enterprise Closet
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That’s “Arkansas Red” sitting up there holding the ribbons on the driver’s seat of this stylish
turnout that we used to go through he Park in. And there’s “Tex” Holm in his flossy waistcoat
looking like the next to the last of the great scouts. R’collect how we all used to go to the Irma to
see "Tex” load his dudes into the Transportation Co’s surreys and buckboards, and how they used
to squabble over who was to sit with the driver? In a couple of minutes “Tex” would have ’em all
as docile as lambs, for he’s a born dude wrangler. .
This picture was not taken so long ago that anyone has forgotten these youngsters. There are
none of them in Cody now but we all remember Ida Reif, Milward Simpson and Willie Bennett.
Willie Bennett is an assistant district attorney in Denver and a married man, Milward Simpson is at
Harvard taking his first year in law, and Ida Reifis4n Salt Lake City.
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HcrC’s a yard of pansies. Doesn’t do ’em justice though, does it? Probably they would deny
that they ever looked like this if we hadn’t the picture to prove it.' ,
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Don’t know who this is sitting up so straight and comfortable
in the photographer’s easy chair, but we are sure he is a sterling
young fellow and we can tell from his mouth that when he says
anything he’s going to stick to it, no matter what happens. Can’t
always tell about folks from looking at ’em but don’t believe he was
ever up before the judge for being drunk and disorderly.
The Prison System.
In ancient times prisons were pri
vate affairs, used to remove rivals or
enemies. The first application of the
prison system as a punishment for
crim** cmie In the establishment of
workhouses in London, In 1550. Pris
ons started as reform Institutions In
1704, when Pope Clement XI organised
the criminal ward of the Hospital of
St. Michael in Home, as a means to
aid the criminal rather than punish
him
The Life of a Pearl.
“The pearl resembles man in that It
s bom to die. Care for it ns you will,
its life can no more be prolonged in
iefinitely than ours can, because It
las on organic constitution. If you
ell me that specimens have been
found in the tombs of the ancient
Egyptians, I ask. what became of
them? Those relics of a bygone civ
ilization crumble into dust on expos
ure to the air,” —Exchange.
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This is a good picture of Eric Erickson’s white necktie. He
must have bought it to run for county treasurer in because he has
never worn it since that we know of. Looks as if he was a Chautau
qua lecturer or something—never would think he is the head of the
Eagles and roosts as high as any of them.
The Neutral Background.
A clew to the effective use of color
In Interior decoration Is to be found in
a consideration of the ways of nature.
Here we find the large areas In the
softer colors, with accents In brilliant
but small patches, as In flowers and
birds. A field of quiet color makes the
best background to offset beautiful and
high-colored objects. That is why all
walls and floor coverings are preferred
In neutral tones.
This looks like a picture of Old
Man Trouble but it is G. A. Holm
taken before he was sure he was
going to make the riffle for coun
ty treasurer.
He perked right up after he
was elected, improved in health
and spirits, put on flesh, the roses
bloomed in his cheeks and his
eyes took on a sparkle.
Wouldn’t know he was the
same man after two terms—looks
as if running for office was a
healthful exercise.
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Olive Fell was certainly a good
looking flapper—pretty as a girl
on a magazine cover, remember?
She had a tea-room in Chey
enne the last word we had of her
and was making a success of it.
Gifted Hebrew Physician.
At the close of the Twelfth and be«
(tinning of the Thirteenth centuries
there flourished hi Rome Etnanuef
Zlfronl, Jewish physician, poet. a»-
ronomer and mathematician, says the
Medical Record, quoting H. Policlinic©.
He is believed to have been on
Friendly terms with Dante and even
to have suggested to him, in part nt
: east, his great trilogy, by writing a
poem of the same scope—the journey
Pf a Jew through hell and heaven, ac
jompnnled by the prophet Daniel. The
name of this prototype poem was
“Mechoberoth.”
Royalty Aaks Favors.
Royalty Is not averse to asking
favors of great men, and when the
prince consort of Holland learned that
Sir Charles Macara, the “cotton king,"
was a friend of Mr. Carnegie, he asked
If he would not use his Influence with
the millionaire toward getting an en
dowment fund established for the up
keep of the great palace of peace.
England has more than 3,000 miles
of canals.
Garages on
Cash Basis
Feeling that the conditions are such as to warrant a
change in business methods, and owing to the fact that
most all of our purchases are for cash, we, the following
garages, have decided that we can best serve the public
interest by going on a strictly cash basis, to take eflfct
May first, 1922.
Storage Collected in Advance
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