Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1921, Page 8

. RUSSIANS EXILED BY MILLIONS = = 2 | invited to i machine, two comfort-| nd a shelf where records} Shoppers are cordial}y'| he Inn and listen to the} al and popular music. The} the Richter Music com-| rteous attesition to all} nd are glad to play any} | EW BILLS IN REFUGEES INVADE ALL NATIONS 2: ie bres SER NEW INSURANCE CODE 16 LONDON, Jan. 20.—Daring the past two years two million refu- | , READY Fon INTRODUCTION [bills introduced: 1. | Re | ting to disqualification | ian | | to sit in, probate matters. gees from Russia have invaded practically every civilized country, and | thousands continue to sweep through the Soviet lines and scatter, themselves to the four winds. Lesser hegiras than the present Slav exodus have created sweep- ing nthnographic changes in the human race. But aside from the i the os | NOVEL BUSINESS | | METHOD SHOWN ° lents. sythe h of Insurance Donald For- prepared a complete new| which will be} ¢ within 1 to mAke Wy on as nearly | branch sta able uniform with that of | 80M, courts. H. B. 40, by Frish; a | ment for f oH. Bea! | “Blue Sky t Judy of Germantown, Ohio, is Mr. Juc five years nement ‘at the! county libraries. ; He Be 45 regulating the sale or securities, . Willigm 'q y and Mrs, Fi art have! H. spending the] H. siting the| county courthouse bonds. Senate files introduced” follow: . 48, by M with a Brunsy ent points of interest, Hardware Notions Our department have filled a large sales table with dozens of kitchen and household items of daily need. They are all marked at new low prices. Egg Cups Kitchen Forks Salt and Pepper Shakers Crumb Trays Pancake Turners Cooking Spoons Sugar Scoops Pot Mops Egg Beaters Dish Drainers Tea Balls Knives Dozens of other useful items that you need every ive living. ‘The fe lon, the family: > Legislators May Be Taken Aloft in Aerial Mail Planes * Cr MERCHANDISE IS TOO HIGH EVEN AT WHOLE- SALE COST. DON’T BE MISLED AS- CLOT H.- ING BOUGHT AT WHOLESALE EVEN THIRTY DAYS AGO IS FAR TOO HIGH. -IF YOU’LL LOOK AROUND BEFORE YOU BUY--YOU’LL BUY FROM oS ae OWE IT TO YOURSELF AND FAMILY TO OUR STOCK WAS BOUGHT AT 33 1-3 PER CENT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ COST IS ALLNEW CLEAN, ATTRACTIVE MERCHANDISE, BEAUTI- FUL PATTERNS IN FINE TAILORED SUITS AND OVERCOATS ON SALE AT $19.05 24.95 29.95 SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 South Center Street ILLICIT STILL IS'CONFISCATED AT WHEA TLAND| CHEYENNE, States M United s noti-| . ——— | Tribune Classified Ads bring results. | GEBO COAL Baggage Moving Vans Nafrond TRANSFER ORA PHONES4S E-FUEL vo !. L, BIEDERMANN, Prop. LEGISLATURE | CHEYENNE, Jan. 20—New house B. 47, by Judiciary committee - of district B, 38, by Judiciary comittee-- Relating to sale of property of deced- ¢ H. B. 3, by. Judiciary eommittee— | CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan, 20.—State} Relating to salaries of justices of the supreme court und judges of district uthorizing the H. B. 42, by Story—Relating to the e commissioner of securities and HW. B. 44, by Jenkins—Relating — to 45, by Mercer—Relating to s. P. N./ rentals from state and school lands. B. 47, by Story—Insurance code. II PSPIPO OPEL LLLCCLLLLL CLEC CLL PSP LPL LS ILS NS LS SLI SIS SS LSS ST SILI SI STS ST I aT ae, sessment of equities in Jands under rigation projects ation. 8S. FP. 11, by Ovidtt-—Relating roundinp districts. S. F. 12, by Skovgard—Relating gation. practice of dental hygiene. Indefinitely postponed by honse: H. B. 20, relating to witness fees civil cases, ning assessment. ments. A POMPOUS PROGRAM A brand new service— we are always first. Continuous 1 P. M. to 11 P. M. | TODAY The Stoi! Picture poration presents their first picture. First show- ing west of the Mississippi Cer- At regular prices. WALKER | WHITESIDE’S Famous New York stage success “MR. WU" The screen version is presented by Mr. Mathe- son Lang. It is a story of the: Orient, wherein the gods call for vengeance and sacrifice, when a sac-— rilege against the sancity of a home is committed. This splendid production will be shown for one day only. . Next SNUB POLLARD And Little Sammy in the comedy roar “THE DEAR DEPARTED’ Next ‘TOPICS OF THE DAY’ See them here today and in Denver next week. Next SOME MORE Tomorrow Two big stars’ the world’s greatest actress. “NAZIMOVA’ and the coming like a ' house afire comedian BUSTOR KEATON N. & A. Coal Co. Phone 1400 by Nelson-—Relating to a8 H. B. 10, by Skovgard—Exempting irrigating ditches and canals from tax- rotation in the use of water for irri S. FP. 12, by Kellex—Authorizing the H:.B. 5, relating to time for begin- H. B. 8, by Beach, relating to attach: ire BILLS to in SERS ET BY SHERIONN sLON) CHEYENNE, Wyo., House Bill 42 of the Wyoming legis- lature, introduced by) IRIS ORCHESTRA Shows at — 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, -8:00, 9:30, i INTRODUCED ; dan, FOUND urse with a sum of Jan. 20.— ALSO “GET RICH. QUICK EDGAR” A Booth Tarkington Comedy » Every Day * TOMORROW AND SATURDAY MAE MARSH in “THE LITTLE ’FRAID LADY” CHILDREN! NORMAND | in oe WHAT HAPPENED > TO ROSA” Casper’s Finest Theater _ 7 . Shows at — 1:00, 2:00, 5:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8: “So Long Letty” —IN— North —ALSO— TWO PART COMEDY WITH \\ LLOYD HAMILTON ADMISSION 40c Every Day b pee ean al a es | Tribune Classit Ads bring results. ADMISSION 30c Attending the final episode of “THE LOST CITY,” Saturday . afternoon will receive a ticket which by a little hustling will admit them to the first ‘episode of “FIGHTING FATE,” starring BILL DUN- CAN, which will be shown the following Saturday. PEARL WHITE TIGER’S CUB’ A Story of the Frozen 00, 9:30, STARTS TOMORROW and tew7id ot’ more than'1 000 popale- tion to the - ag . |: See foam ok meee eee | ares prepared at Casper and: Sheri- mney in it. Owner can hayve,same by calling it Tribune office and proving. property jana paying for this advertisement, 120-2t i Evidence of the satisfaction and convenience that comes from the use of natural gas is found in the hun- dreds of homes in Casper where gas appliances have been installed. Through the Gas Department of the New York | Oil Company, any gas fitting or connection is gladly made at your suggestion. New York Oil Co. Gas Department 114 South Wolcott St. Phone 1501 °