Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 6

PACE, SIX ATHLETICS AND ..| MIDWEST PLAY | HERE THURSDAY The Wyoming Athletic club and the Midwest Refinin eam in y tomor-} fternoon park the Atl fay a CIVIL CHINA IS NEAR CRISIS, REPORT} nurier in good may find their oppo- am to beat. | WAR IN PEKING, June 16.—Civil war which smouldering: in China is rapidly ior appeouchir ot C A dozen yturéd, FIRST PHOTOS OF DOWNFALL HURT IN FALL 3 * ~ . Breneman, a boilermaker em @ Midwest in t stills, is in the Casper Pri ital suffering with broken ribs, and cuts as a result of a fall| scaffold this morning. It is ght that he stumbled and lost his we When his foot struck 4 s nail in the scaffold. oo man has a wife and eight children| here, | LARAMIE BEATS | SIDNEY, 7 TO 2! | June 16.—The ® a battle was catcher of the Midwest nine, ra two run lead obtained by the vis- GIRLS OF ALL in the first two frames, | Manion hurled the victory for the | allied and friendly nations, in the Midwest team, 1 “l is bi NATIONS TAKE PART IN GREAT PEACE FETE IN JERUSALEM: great peace fete in Jerusalem under the auspices of the Y. Girls of all nations residing there, participated in the many tableaux. Socperenenetaiasbiniammmeniedieaieeeeriaee tiene ore | Mrs. R. L. Forbes left Tues i] | ning for’ Monmouth, UL, her P | home, to’ visit with relative: | friends for the summer. | ee iater ge ore a Jim Hays left Sunday where they will visit. parma ak vif 7 Tribune want ads give results. | YS PCT | A Variety Picture Show LYRIC| Continuous 1 P. M. to 11 P.M. TODAY \Gats, Fights, Political Meet- ings, Church Riots an’ Every-§| thing an’ Everything ‘The Social Pirates’ TY OF WAR—One of the realities of war and | ~ Food is so scarce in Berlin that many of the poor nt food for their poultry so the children are forced chickens into the parks, with strings tied to them to at the fowls may pick up sufficient food to live. Special Sale on HATS For This Week '5 to $10 All Seasonable and Up-to-the-Minute in Style Sanford Millinery O. S. Building. es cannot get suffic y to take the hens Movies Next JPATHE REVIEW! _ PRIZMA ‘TOPICS OF THE] | DAY’ i A Comedy | Dancing Every Evening Excepting Sunday Union Orchestra Iris Pavilion Then “Kum Early Kocky” OF CARRANZA—The 56th battalion of General Obregon's army arriving in Vera Cruz from Jalapa after having cleared that section of the country of all opposition. i—“Peace,” surrounded by the nities at the Henning. He will ‘spend ea eS » — ‘Tuesday in making a preliminary sur- 2 Ph NEE ; oO R ‘GROCERY | vey of the natural advantages of Cas-, ~TOADDRESS FORUM AT "s.rerS" AE ees Ss oe tos ihe work which should Ye. done here.| John J. Piper Boy Scou,. executive! ; a Casper the .Jatter part | _ NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS, | Netice is hereby given that the an- T. J. McCrary of Denver, the city nual meeting of the stockholders of {vianning expert who will bé the next Casper Mutual Building and Loan As- jspeaker before the chamber of com- sociation will be held st the District {merce will he ere next Tuesday and|Court Room, Natrona County Court | Wednesday, but will speak to the mem-| Hones, in. Casper. Wyoming, at 8 | hers of the organization on Wednesday o'clock P. M., June 26th, 1920, at which jrather than Tuesday. Plans for the|time seven airectors will be elected to = |sathering are not completed, but it is|serve during the ensuing year. probable that Mr. McCrary will address| J. T. SCOTT. Secretary. an_evening gathering following a 6:30 Publish June 16,19 and 23, Sandison & Fiddes ‘THOS, FIDDKs, Manager Corner Fe and Jefferson sts, A Prompt Service We Deliver Tribune want ads give resuits, THE HOUSE ; OF QUALITY e ALWAYS PICTURES . WORTH BEST VENTILAT- ris : r YOUR i ED THEATER IN THE STATE WHILE MSTA ne TODAY Madeline Traverse Only a frail woman, but she faced a problem which threatened ruin, and with courage worthy of strong men, in “THE IRON HEART’ A romance of big business < —al A TWO-REEL SUNSHINE COMEDY- ‘THE HEART SNATCHER’ TOMORROW Pauline Frederick IN. ‘The Woman in Room 13’ Is a well-acted Picture, revlete with thrills. The confession of:Edna Crane and the defeat of Turner’s purpose makes a brilliant ending to an absorbing picture. M. C. A. in the Holy City. The Chandler “Stands Up” T endures. There are many old 1913 Chandlers on the road to-day, _doing good service, and thousands of the 1914’s and 1915’s. Their owners write us and tell us so. The Chandler endures because it is built to endure. Dealers who have sold other popular cars say, “It costs ever-so-much less to keep a Chandler right.” : The Chandler chassis, justly famous for its marvelous motor, is the development of seven years of constant application of the skill of Chandler engineers. And to-day it approximates perfection. Six beautiful styles of body are mounted on the standard chaning offering a wide choice from which to select. The Chandler Six is the Most Closely Priced Fine Car SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES ; Seven-Passenger Touring Car, $1995 Four-Passenger Roadster, $1995 Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $2075 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2895 Limousine, $3495 {All Prices f. 0. b. Cleveland, Ohio) _ Seven-Passenger Sedan, $2995 4 DERENZY & JONES, Manager Casper Branch ‘EAST SIDE GARAGE Corner Third and Pine Streets Phone 1006 CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, 0.