Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 4

fis compensatory duties, and as this h PAGE FOUR CHEAP GROWN AND UNIDENTIFIED SHODDY RUINING SHEEP HUSBANDRY The number of sheep in America has decreased from 52,- 500,000 head in 1910 to less than 35,000,000 head of 1920, according to statements made before the United States sen- ate finance committee at tariff hearings by representatives of FOREIGN WOOL the National Sheep and Wool Bureau of America. J. F. Walker of Ohio, member of the executive committee if mn a 25¢ clean content duty and his duty ranging down as low as er pound, he will still enjoy this nd J. B. Wilson o 91 The representatives of the bureau said: “It may be possible that the manu- facturer needs added protection in or: cessfully with for. and if such be the case, we as wool growers want to see him have it, but he certainly| promptly enact should not be allowed to get it under guise of protection to the grower which {t most certainly ts not. “It has been the history of wool tariff legislation for the past thirty ears that in every instance the manu turer has had hidden protection in © | civilian protection. they should have the consuming public actu ves they receive, and in the of this present measure we ¢ only asking for equal consideration justry of the Unit , and as this mi id be our position in of ariother war? ital was the necessity for wool vernment took over pply in the United 1g General March ‘We must commandeer, and Ii of the wool of the United Stat wool of th }to p “The humillating spec n like t Tnited Sta population on even using shoddy for 1 quirements the first year of the war, should never be repeated.” The representatives of the bureau stated that we annually produce shoddy in the United States n we produce virgin sheeps wool. and that In addition to adequate tar. it was necessary to the French-Capper “Truth in Fabric” bill, which would put a stop to shoddy’s counterfeiting virgin wool. The “Truth in Fabric” bill is of vital importance to both the consuming public and the wool grow- Ing Industry. iff protection, —_—__— In the United States are nearly en ENTIRE CHANG P. S.—You Have Read ‘The Last of t 10c—Ladies’ Casper’s Greatest Photography directed up” for the pictures. TO THE S$) lar program at the Amsr Weekly, Friday, Novemb: ber 26. Admission 25c Admission 25c, War T: The Sapphire Girls Presenting DOCTOR POTTS A Big Laughing Farce Comedy Come and See It in Pictures Tonight. SPECIAL TOMORROW Commencing Promptly at 2:30 P. M. Snyder’s Terrace Gardens 134 NORTH CENTER STREET TONITE First Annual Movie Ball. cia] Fox News photographer. hand at 8:00 P, M. to assist any contestants to “make PRIZES 1 Year in Passes to the America Theater The pictures of the ball will be shown in the regu- SEE YOURSELF AS OTHERS SEE YOU WEDNESDAY NITE Popular Public 10c Dance Entertainment De Luxe E OF PROGRAM That Wonderful Story he Mohicans’’ Matinee—10c | Amusement Center PHONE 1700 by Mr. Fred Parrish. Offi- Mr. Parrish will be on IX WINNERS ica Theater in the Fox News er 25, and Saturday, Novem- war tax included ax Included. Ladies Free. | and arrangements are being made to .| house this morning it was announced | ‘GUN STOLEN FROM LOCA ‘HARDWARE TURNS UP, MAY SOLVE ROBBERY MYSTER What may result in solution of the robbery of the Schulte Hardware com- pany last August when hundreds of dollars’ worth of goods and other sup- piles were taken may follow the ar- rest of J0bn Martin, who is now awaiting trial in district court on a grand larceny charge after having been found, with a gun which was part of the loot, in his jon. The robbery was reported to the county authorities about August 1. ce that time a close check on lo- places where guns and other terial could be converted into cash, has been kept. When Martin attempted to sell a comparatively new gun for $1? Jev- eral days ago he was placed under arrest. When arraigned in justice court yesterday Martin was bound © for trial to the district court. He ill be given a final hearing later in he month. CONSTRUCTION WORK ON WAREHOUSE 1S STARTED wi the r Fric warehouse on farted this morning on Reid Supply company South Durbin street was | rush the structure to completion. The location {s on the property just south of the library. In starting the erection of the ware-| that the proposed erection of an of-| fice building and storeroom had been! HUB Che Casper Daily Crrbune jelayed until epring, when ft is hought that weather conditions will e better for the plan. Just what the nature of the new building will be was not mede public, other than that it would fli substantially the require- ments of the concern. | is branches in nearly every olf field in the country. It has secured consid-| erable yardage for its supply and pipe| yards along the Northwestern right: of-way. —_—_——=— Emil Hirschfielé, who today having served the company 60 years leave of them at the plant. and 11 months. FELLOW-EMPLOYES SHOW APPRECIATION IN GIF cov "aon Some enn, sae WHEN MECHANIC RESIGNS signed his position as master mechan- jfo at the Standard Refinery to engage Joseph Cover, a painter employed tn tn business here, was the recipient of the railroad shops at Crestline, Ohio, gn elegant chest of silverware, the has been retired on a pension, after gift of fellow employes, when he took Appreci- ation of their association with Mr. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1921. men at the Casper|that he is well qualified to conduct. Friends predict success for him in his in general plumbing,| new venture. ‘ z also machinery aDs—. in -| TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED strustion business Hischfield was expressed by his -riends. Mr. Hirschfield came to Casper sev- eral years ago from the Standar plant at Whiting, Ind, and maintain- ed _ the most cordial relations in his —_—_—_——_———_ = PACKED TO THE DOORS ? POSITIVELY LAST TIMES TODAY! The beautiful story of the passing West. We an- nounce with pleasure a Wyoming author, a resident of Casper, Judge Charles E. Winter. His famous novel, “Ben Warman,” will appear in pictures AT THE Under the Screen Title DANGEROUS LOVE | THEATER Thursday, Friday and Saturday You Never Saw ything Like It Before! || The First Western Super-Production Ever Made Carle Laemmle Presents HARRY CAREY In the Most Stupendous Western Ever Screened : my A THRILLING DRAMATIC ProTo- PLAY OF THE INFLUENCE OF A WOMAN’S LOVE PETE MORRISON , RUTH KING. HOLLOWAY , HARRY VON METER I. RICHARDSON .SPOTTISWOODE AITKEN —— wellt I'm Here to Settle Up. The picture was made in northern Colorado and Wyoming, headed by Pete Morrison, Wyoming’s dare- devil cowboy actor, supported by an all-star cast. —NEXT— BIG ADDED ATTRACTION CHIEF RED- WOLF One of the last of Buffalé Bill’s scouts will appear in person. During the 'njjan wars, Chief Red Wolf saved Buffalo Bill’s lie chree times. At 65 years of age the chief is as vigorous as a man of 30. —NEXT— A Big Comedy —NEXT— For the Love of Mike, Come Early! ‘THE FOX’ Directed by Robt. Thornby Universal Jewel Super-Production able. SM Announcing the Grand Opening THE ARKEON Saturday Night, November 19 The largest and most elaborate dancing academy in the West. We are opening with the best orchestra obtain- Rinkler’s 8-Piece Orchestra This will be a night long to be remembered. Don’t let anything keep you away fro to the Chanticleer Cafe, Center and A Streets. Watch This Space for Further Announcements TOMORROW “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse’”’ PACKED TO THE DOORS PACKED TO THE DOORS PACKED TO THE D©°”s EMME SES Dancing — Academy | m the opening. Next door TOUTES eH “PACKED TO THE DOORS su00d 3HL OL GaxoVd Su000 JHL OL GawIVd SYOOd AHL OL GINIVA SUYOOM AHL OL GINIVd SUOOd AHL OL GawxIVd SHOOd 3HL OL GaINIVd PACKED TO THE DOORS, PACKED TO THE DOORS MMMETSI STAGE SUCCESS IN A WHIRL OF LOVE AND LAUGHTER T heater A Bishop-Cass _s) x A RETURN SHOWING TODAY ONLY WALLACE REID ~ The Charm School" JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S SHORT STORY “THE NORTHERN TRAIL” CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 a Nee ADMISSION 30c WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE PICTURE EDMUND BREESE , BETTY CARPENTER 7: GEORGE, FAWCETT J.BARNEY SHERRY MATTHEW BETTS JULIA SWAYNE GORDON DOROTHY LEEDS — HARRY FRASER _ RICHARD THORPE, Burn ‘em up Barnes He didn’t know when to stop—one breath catching race followed another in hurricane- like prpesssion: Loria Fee Ups Barnes burned ‘em up once too often—and find himself a hobo. 5 arte pons A ROMANTIC COMEDY, ABOUNDING IN THRILLS AND LAUGHS AND LOVE INTEREST. —ALSO— “THE POLICEMAN AND THE BABY” James Oliver Curwocd’s