Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1921, Page 5

‘PLANT ACCIDENT t the sills are ‘BE MANUFACTURED BY CASPER SHOP, REPORT Something new in truck) bodies is will cost about The tendency ts for these bolts to wear loose and to loosen the whole body: feature of the Freshney body is interchangable, interlocking stirrups made Of one-quarter-inch steel which | absolutely insures ing rigid under wear and tear. The oak field body which the Cas- per Carpenter and Cabinet shop will turn out under the Freshney patent iia ‘OF DANGER Worth by a five weeks stay in Billings, Daniels Photoplay,| Mont, will be at“the Lyric theater thee: plenty of “vamp-|startins tomorrow. Lots of girls, mu- situations, and a Sic galore, and clever dancing besides “The -usual Bebe lots of prety ing,” promised for €asper in the. shape of ‘the Frestiney patent body, the patent having just teen secured and plans) head and wil gat body, The concern is will cost proportionately. ‘Still in Serious Con- Sack aut. fe’ the. stellar role Elsie plays the lead, and is gowned through: out. the play by Parisian modistes of note. 'Thé picture is booked for Sun-| day and’ Monday. Our Fatty Arbuckle ts coming Tues- day, Wednesday and Thursday, in “The ‘Traveling Salesman.” ‘The usual art of true-comedy as portrayed by Fatty: has plénty of place in his latest picture wiien Mr. Arbuckle is a srommer who gets off at the station obtained | to find himself adrift, far from his pe Py trooyea tito: |-destination, - Then ‘he! meets with ‘the ‘alj | Siri. and the story is in full swing. For Friday and Saturday there Is a society girl and a lumberjack forming “which was-given out at local hospi- ‘tals. Hugh Boylan continues to be the ‘most serious case, but his physical ‘prowess has enabled him to recover from the severe shock he suffered and this terning his) condition was reported favorable, erton is also numbered the most severe cases but his is not critical. amo! condit A ata ‘unforespen “complications —arise have a chance for recovery. Some of the men may carry ae from = MTN OF LOGAL on Director Lamkin of the svantages of Casper as a location for a jheretofore quiet strongly urged these ) jadvantages upon Mr. having been rhade for its mahufacture by the Casper Carpenter and Cabinet shop at their new shop one. block north of the brewery. Ordinary field truck bodies are con. structed with the bed sills. and! cross Obey Brennan and “come bomen ey 2h facture this bod’, and will be pleased d parties at their shop, one block north of the brewery. Cbe Caspet Dailp Cribune held together by two he, body remain. $17 with oak sills,/ es. The commissary tions of the country, of the chamber of opened communi on with ernment employment service deavor.to interést, the service and the department o: giving publicity to the fact now ready to manu- heir patent to inter- | seekers. “OFFICE 15 URGED AGRIN Pressure is being brought to bear federal n| board of vocation training, in favor f the continuance of a branch of the office in Casper, by many agencies in the state of Wyoming. Frank W, londell has the following to say bout the matter in a letter to the rector Lamkin, setting forth the ad 5) vocational training branch. I have Lamkin and shall take the matter up with him further. I have ddne everything pos- sible to induce him to visit Casper on teryMNo. 12 at the Bandara plant noon: eee 23, family man, Sf 406 So) hip broken. sprained. Dee Fra! ese: 2 ‘tenth and eleventh rib .severe fracture of rig! Adkins, 252).North Kimball; bad cuts on forehead and left wrist, poet bruised, lett foot sprained. 28, 636 South Park; : nett foopi bes, ee “CASPER TANPSHOOTERS OAGANIZE: FIRST CLUB, GUNES ARE SECURED The newest PRE, organization “in E. B. McKenzie, that time. vited, 6-11-1t ankle and severe Oteodacns on right leg. Frank Cook, 24, family man, South Center; three ribs on right side Stradthgeal. alll ture of both’ elbows, fracture of right and pelvis, right knee badly . Jerry Murphy, 45, married man, 342 John L. Bennett, 41, married man, 272 West B street; complete severance of tendons and ‘muscles of Jett ne. Injuries ‘very painful. Injuries very painful. | John Carney, 27, 442 North Park; severe contusion of /right thigh. Floyd Crotchett, 23, 722 South Da- vid; comminuted fracture of the left cap, bad sprain of left ankle. Ser ae 25, 146. West. Mid- ure of righ we The trap is one used at the recent state tournament. Although trapsh-oting has been well developed in several different towns in Wyoming it remained for several local ebthusiasts to get together and put the organization-over’here. Their idea 4s to hold ‘local shoots ‘until the organization -hecomes, permanent “and then # have: registered: shoots. oo For 50 years, Mrs. Jennie C. Bean has made an annual pilgrimage to the cemetery at Winchester; Va., for the Purpose of decorating the graves of Confederate soldiers. I. 0.0, F, Memorial services will be held in the Odd Fellows hall, Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, to which alt Odd Fel- lows, Rebekahs and the-public are in- Cleaned on the ‘in Your: Home. Garpet Repairing Linoleum and Carpet Laying PRICES * ~ REASONABLE D. H. Herbert Carpet Cleaning Company. - Phone 777-R & partnership when the heiress: of millions finds Herself suddenly penni- less in “Smiling All the Way.” The . | Plucky girl binges a‘ trail for herself and meets the lumberjack.’ ‘Then a unique partnershin is effected making the: story unusual in plot as well as unusual in photo work and acting, Tris “Don’t Call Me Little Girl,” a photo- play starring Mary Miles Minter and taken from the popular legitimate, “Jerry” is showing at the Iris tor the ;|Jast times todays The manner. in which the’ little’ tomboy jusgies her own romance, her mother's and her aunt's forms a plot full of fun and life. Buck Jones, sportsman, athlete and marksman, appears first as a Scotch miner, and later as a member of the Northwest Mounted police, jn his }at- est William Fox picture, “Get Your Man,” which. is showing at the Iris theater’ Sunday and Monday. First as a hero in the mine disaster he rescues the’girl with whom he is in love; but who loves another, Later as the mem- ber cf the M. P. he seeks a criminal who turns out to be his rival in love who has deserted the young wife and child. |. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights your best friend and many of your acquaintances , will appear in “Round the Clock With the Debu- tantes" produced by Mrs. Terrell Young under the auspices of the , | American Legion. “Nobody's Kid" featuring Mac I'Mareh gives an excellent onnortunity to display man,’ whimsicalities. The story is that of a little orphan girl, who, while in an arf'um brines Aewn t the teachers and tristnes his trip west and I hope he may Se Lot opening in Highland Park ad- ith One hundred choice lots for sale. Turner and Waldron, >wrers. i Orth in Smith-Turner Drug store. + wpcained. xixht Phone 176, e416 _ Battery Foresight It pays to look ahead when you buy a battery. : It only takes a minute or two to be sure you are getting a Willard Threaded Rubber Bat~ tery with insulation. Threaded Rubber Insulation will save you dollars and hours later, because it keeps on doing its work as long as the plates last. No bills for replacing insulation—as there always are for replacing wood separators. Drive in. Let us tell you the whole story. of left’ pelvis, left’ foot bad- AUTO ELECTRIC CO. 136 East/“Midwest Avenue Phone 968-J Willard Batteries ttle girl until, several nathetic and real.human beinzs arrive at the ornhanage. The story winds un with a fitting and hanpy climax. _ It and Saturday. big 4 header special @ at the Lyric for the ote today The Dill includes a Bilt Hart special . and an acrobatic jazz plc- ture tei Douglas Fairbanks. Wither of | the pictures is a-headliner and means ya) full house by. itself. It is hard hamber of commerce this morning: | = “Thanks for yours of June 1, in } tts closing a copy of your letter. to. Di- - to imagine a business needing delivery at all which could not profitably use a car so even in service and 60 economical in cost. Coliseum Motor Company ' CASPER, WYO. Fifth and Wolcctt Phone 724 , ‘The road shows which showed its emp! CASPER DELUGED WITH UNEMPLOYED, RELIEF BY GOVERNMENT 15 URGED In order to attempt to stem nel tide of labor: to Casper from all sec Cc. B. Stafford} commerce the gov in an en ae Se : TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADSjper is overwhelmed with employment sills held by ordinary bolts om U-boits.| BRING RESULTS. orne ith the ppssibility that the first shoot will not be able to be held until a week from Wednesday owing to the fact that the trap which they purchased cannot be. erected . before A. T. PHILLIPS, Secretary. Loor ay aad THE PLAY THAT CREATED A BROADWAY SENSATION. FAME. CUBSENT EVENTS LAST TIMES TODAY BEBE DANIELS In “TWO WEEKS WITH PAY” IRESSED IN SILKS, BASKING IN LUXURY, BUT TOUCHI a 2 THOSE WHO alr sel THE FIGHT. BOBBY VERNON in a Two-Act Cicely, “SHORT AND SNAPPY” CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 SUNDAY AND mo Ee ELS FERGUSON SUPPORTED BY CONRAD NAGEL —IN— “SACRED AND PROFANE LOVE” A ROMANCE OF LOVE AND MUSIC, YOUTH AND Casper’s Finest—A Bishop: NG AT TIMES THE UNDERWORLD HAUNTS OF ADMISSION 40c -Cass Theater—Always Worth While ment | | | A BISHOP-CASS THEATER SUNDAY AND MONDAY UCK JONES —IN— ‘Get Your Man CUPID TRICKS HIM AND‘MEN FIGHT HIM, BUT BUCK WINS THE MOST EXCITING OF BATTLES. THRILLS, PLENTY OF PUNCH AND A FASCINAT- ING ROMANCE : —ALsSO— “HIGH AND DRY” A TWO PART HALLROOM BOYS COMEDY —AND— PICTOGRAPH WITH COMIC CARTOON Last Times Today MARY MILES “Don’t Call Me Little Girl” And Fifth Episode of the Jungle Serial “THE SON OF TARZAN” Continuous lto ll | Admission 30c * If It’s Worth Moving It’s Worth Moving Right Covered Vans Responsible Drivers Fireproof Warehouse Baggage 1 N@{fON@ TRANSFER we san: siedissan N@LTO STORAGEGEBO Coal PHONES4S £FUEL ‘a needs driving power. Your Savings Account will never be of great value if you stop with the first deposit. Make every pay day “deposit day.” We are open paydays from 4:30 to 5:30. Wyoming National Bank CASPER, WYO.