Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1920, Page 8

NNO MULAN SOLES ED = ae STL WORRYING PRESENT] "orators ENE ‘Tris 1 heater: fee | BR tTISH oH NATION 222 _ pie ee in ae ne ‘Se TODAY | e3 ; & Bi: 8 COME EAREY—TL PAYS! number of votes were declared elected WELL!—WELL!!—-WEEL!! We peered them in last night again! How’s | Given a Country to Rule by Eng- for two years by the election board, 3 % lish and Italians,:/He Rose it = gaan the remainder will serve for one ; 4 q year. Revolt Again ‘in 1910 The vote was counted by the fol- *3 Y and in 1915‘ : lowing men: J. B, Griffith, W. F. Rice, é “e % adits « | | R. M. Lamont, ©, A.! Cullen, M. A. ‘de & (B; 1y. Associated: Press.) - Wright, W R. Finney, R. F. Kam- < NHW YORK Gy Mail).—-Mohamrijea| than, J. W. Burns, C. R..MeShane, P. t ‘ 4 4 Bui. Abdullah, «the, “Mad. Mullah” of] B. Taylor, W. E. Cummings, W. W. CONTINUOUS 1 P. M. TO 11 P. M. 4 Somalitiind,4ugatnat Whom ‘British ahd] Sproul and Harold Kramer. ; Itallah: fordes, redentiy: Thayé beén suc-| The next big event in thé Chamber | 4 4 ceastul with tanks: apd‘ laiberaft, but] of Commerce program is the forum TODAY eo % who, © himself; “éscaped,- shfis » causea| Meeting at the Court House tonight, | led a bu at 8 o'clock, for the consideration 3 wave eb iatifingtate, “ips Mor of the house problem. After the | Do you gyp the public? Have you the heart to lide + spuaihed in 1896, dfterimarinss a Bilge rain discussion, Ave minutes will be || take the money from the consumer? Do you shed any ae ms grimage to Mecca, and Als holy ~wars'* |) owed for the introduction of other | tears when you hand their chagge back? (If they have 3, : sometimes” have, ‘itaified “chhsiteranie| matters which the members present | og Xd success, ‘In/1$99 Sgonnakeree Buna ares belleve, should be“ baakeg Heys Sie) BLanny coming-) | de $ - Chamber o: erce, i t Somat re Seats pas ae Ae ee tunity will be given all to sign cards, | Do you work for a living? Do you deliver the & & ary abe ied Estee oe be takend Which will be used in the program | goods? Are you.getting pay enough? Do you eat lade e against him, © That “promenade grew] Of WOrK. good food? Do you make waste or use poor judgment i o into a, desultory, campaign “which took | in money matters? Are you discontented? Is it your o 4 . three years and Cost the British govern- DEN VER WA RNED) fault or the other man’s? 4 ;, ment $15,000,000. Even then, his power i} , sg S¢ eee nace tae ie A GAINST DEATH |§ Wel, if you would tike to see this all answered, come to the ? ni ¢ remnant of his forces to Italian terri- LYRIC and see ~ . (eae % tors, destroying well as ia wen ana] OLIVES, ONE ILL S $ thus making pursuit, impossible. A | 3, ‘4 . While h i oe | ° ee religious chists af his country le pit (By Associated Press.) | 3 ; 4 grimage to Mecca and his zeal 14 prearh,|. - DENVER, Mar. 11,—Poisoned olives | i ee a e enne 4 € ing the Moslem faith augmented his in-} Were discovered here after one woman iy ¥ fluence until he had collected a large} WAS taken ill and a warning was is- | oe o army, in which were some of the best] Sed by State Food and Drug Com- : Ly ¥ : 3, aeeeraen arnuch, were some of the best |: Ssslower Cannon, ‘The woman, Mrs iv catch a pink elephant + He preached war for the protection z y Bias; eae, ores ey + ‘ { $ of Islam and adyocated.the extermina-| essing. Ano : | ill d Lh tion of whites, and with the increase of and a million GoOllars ‘2 his power began a crusade, aided by] . ie i Y deryishes, which finally extended over | Y the whole of Somaliland. i= EIT tan; Ie’s-her latest ‘rollicking adventure ! & Ag the result of an agreement reached i ‘atch for this picture a then pull in December, 1905, between Great Brit- oe Set fetbeholibeates Watch her elope wis bes iaattoat As ane a > ain and Italy to offer the Mullah an as- ly out her chafing dish gnd mix up beguiling o signment of a séttled Sphere in. Somali- 3 See her insist that the policeman arrest her—andthen land, together with grazers’ rights in : a g she “vamps” the judge! . certain parts of British and Italian ter-|| [rem 3 ps” the j 4 ritory,” he undertook to observe peace iz The Blooming Angel is the same convulsing story you A toward Britain and Italy. i read in the Saturday Evening Post. His next outbreak of consequence was ae y in 1910, when he started ‘a ‘ferocious ' oe Madge Kennedy is a more winsome 'and beguiling + campaign against the sultanates under 5 63 NEW RELEASES Floss than even Wallace Irwin’s little heroine. It’s British protection, and slaughtered hun- Wi i ~ WYN gular Goldwyn picture! % dreds of tribesmen friendly to the Brit-|] ¢,, o By 5 oti ae pushes i = is 4 ish. Wide areas were laid waste’ ahd = G Mabel Normand in Pinto 3 RS towns razed.. The natural obstacles of il Rogecs indi ater bY ates Soar iRe tocrid desert coun eUOoseLTeR Gitte oe see Samuel Goldwyn presents r4 the Mullah’s fanacticism won out, and : . « | ne ee Ce The Little Shepherd & the British: decided © to evactiate the : | wuline Frederick in The {Pali Nn n country, for the time being. “In 1915 i | ee Pee mit ae ‘ Ss a ge & € y $ he was again reported to be stirring | | o Biédae Keonady. tn. The Blooaind, & up the tribesmen against the British, 4 eraldine Farrar in The Woman and a ou eee ee er ? Po a The Blooming Angel : British forces. kis : > Roper Hu hes The Cap of Fur in e bee re % “Mullah” in Somiland means “leader” ‘ 3, ' and because of Mohammed Bui Abdul- a ; iN aj | 2 by Wallace Irwin $ fah’s fanaticism ana his campaigns for, * yee WORLS Arion” <> Directed by Victor Schertzinger ¥ Sse pen omen aaites: ioe It’s an incident of the real:man’s fight; it’s a big Pathe Spe- & . ; En % lah.” 1 cial! Thrills, fights, rescues, and excitement woven into a & § Test) § us Le oe & pera EE See IP. bi classy melodrama worth coming miles to sees . & GOLDWYN MOTION PIC’ I ‘URES : : 4 STATE RESTS IN Next—SNUB POLLARD in “WHY GO ‘HOME” 4 OT ae eae ee ¢ . 3 é “BISBE aH STAT ec $ MUTT & JEFF in “CUT OUT THE NONSENSE” 3 BISBEE TRIAL on “THE LADY KILLER'S REVENGE” Re in $ 4 | aE | Next—TOPICS. OF THE DAY $ ADMISSION—10 and 30c me (By. Associated Press.) Fete $ TOMBSTONE; Mar. 11.—The state | TOMORROW: & % Pliosemgn p thcnageeen Seber THE LEADER > FRIDAY AND SATURDAY + the testimony of Thomas Grady Green; | } " i : fireman. Feeophr pail’ tists Ave! Waal A BIG TOM MIX PICTURE i’ + tional state witnesses would be called in: d ¢ xd rebuttal after the defense has intro- and some more, j »4 duced its,evidence: It is believed that x 3, 0 4, former Shriff Wheler will be the first defense witness this: afternoon: ‘ -—— o-a§ CHAMBERMAID A wOK Tc! 3 CHARGED WITH |. NOTICE! Gutgrer please ask tor yous duntiate alee sips.) 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