Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920. fhe Casper-Dailp Cribune URORS DRAWN _ |SHFRIDAN PLEASED WITH FOR TRIAL’ OF PETE corpizto| UINGERT BY SKOVGAARD, win" CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 18.—The Who COMES HERE IN WEEK the ningse en TY Bue he sings. ABI RE BHABHA HHI IIE compilation of the list of veniremen accompanist and piaio soloist com. McClung Skovgaard who is both! W ps from which will be selected jurymen for|, The Sheridan Enterprise of June 10|pletes a company well worth hearing. JOS. I. SCH ARTZ the trial of Pete Cordillo and Walter|%@Votes more than half a column to'an| The Danish name of the violin Newell, charged with the murder of|°"thusiastic account of the concert|his wife is pronounced “Skow. ROVING MARINES TN CTY TODAY HGHT ACTS-ON WUDEVLE BILL ‘The Roving Marines, der the leadership of and sincere. H strument a tone vibrant and posi! 5 tinct in the more shaded Miss Freeman, who has is eag and y of employes \J | now at the Citizen's Na at the intersection of the two reets, T. Brooks, arrived in Casper this morn- ing to put on a two day campaign! stimulating interest in the greatest fighting organization perfected by the! United States government, the U. §.! Marine corps. The organization includes a 34 piece) The Iris dance pavilion, north of the Masonic Temple will be the scene of a big free vaudeville performance which will start at 7:30 this evening and which will consist of eight acts as fol- | tows: Corporal Arthur Vaughn, Whirlwind Frank Jennings, near Laramie, Sep- tember 7, 1919, was begun by T. Joe Fisher, clerk of the Laramie County dis- trict court, today. The trial of Cor- dillo is set for July 6. That of Newell will follow within a few days of the given in that city on June 9 by Axel Skovgaard, Alice McClung Skovgaard and Miss Mary Freeman who are to ap- the auspices of the Women's club of pear here on Thursday June 24 under! the auspices of the Methodist church. | The Sheridan concert was given under! TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA—L, C. SMITH Casper Typewriter ART JEWELER The Most Dependable Store in the West. Diamonds, Platinum and High Grade Jewelry band under the direction of Bandmas-| acrobat, completion of the Cordillo trial. that city, Exchange EEE EEEEEIEAAEEE EEE IRIS THEATER BUILDING HARK K ER AEH RAE IK ! Se Ww. ter Brown and a complete vaudeville} (Marine Quartet, Sergeant Brown. Sko 7 i wie |] 101 Wyatt Bldg. Phone 856 troupe. le Is E wal ae whaipniatete: Ona ae cull Vvgaard's playing is described by \%. 5 |Corporals Pearson, Wolf and Ross. he lathea Class of the M. B.|the Sheridan music criti E REE E AREA RAH E HIATT RTI ERIE At noon today the marines paraded} Corporal Davis, Nonsensical Non-| Church will hold a bake sale at Casper = = - — LU Center and Second streets, headed by| sense. Stora; » Saturday, June 19, beginning Peete stoete-ste ste stestocto tote Moctactactnctactocteste Me & : ‘ the band which gave a short band con-| 4 Concert, Marine Band. at 2 o'clock 6.17.20 | eee ORONO NON OO To Hee Ho He He Hoe oo soo- toe ho sho aie ste steele ste eto etecte-ste-ste atocte taste toctestectecteat toate ate ste tote ste ate lo toto testes g concert, Madina Ean ial Faas ‘clock. 7 s< ne XE Xa EX EK KR PMN UPON eee GO HOU e Ctr e tic +, ae | eant Pine, Saxophone soloist.| 2 . ¥ e e ne is Pine is known as the “Rudy”! ¢ Z, | wieiodt oc tna eating Soe PICURE SHOP SERVICE 3} 1c ar S an unnin be | Corporal Harvey Davis—The Billy |@ 4 bé a oO axa |Sunday of the marines. 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