Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 4

— Scqunmmpene a cmmmmemmc mmm: am iG AG i A = vii he Mi sf De Mi: wRAY SH Ret Beaeisa o orervddwEeadd =e nemo Hee he Casper Daily Cribune = _ eo oe INTERURBAN |NEW MEXICO MAN HOME SOCIETY Bs. a 1 Fe re] | Prank Q. Tmbogen. 63, Mm a ce . > a aan? dle = we jair, New Mexico, died Wednesday o: has Lag ‘ late last night, obtaining $150|% Colorado & Southern train, Between iP fi he conductor and cash and| Wheatland and Cheyenne. He hed FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 192, —_———___. ie Japanese crysanthe- | than is it ever grown, bearing more | Wolter ot —Y panied him. The remains were ship- ped to Mountainair. E Hl [aaa es from the passengers, ac-|been iil at Wheatland for ebout a cording to reports recetved by the po-| month, but Wednesday was regarded lice. ‘The bandits escaped in a tour-|as sufficiently convalescent to under |take the journey to his home He died less than an hour after boarding the train. His wife and son accom TONIGHT —1s— AMATEUR NIGHT Entire Change of Program ) | A Poor Relation We TOMORROW KIDDIES MATINEE 5c—Free Candy—5c a High prices paid for diamonds, One of America’s Greatest Popular Comedy Successes. A Story That Will Appeal S/old gold and silver. H B. Kline, to Your Sense of Humor as Well as to Your Heart. - Jewel . Oll Exchange bullding. The All-Star Supporting Cast Includes 8-15-tf SYLVIA BREAMER, WALLACE McDONALD, SYDNEY AINSWORTH AND MOLLY MALONE nme ee nue GRAND OPENING soa ‘DANCING ACADEMY Saturday, November 19th The largest and most beautifully decorated dance pavilion in the west. Come and dance on a wonderful floor to wonderful music sist a wonderful time. Rinkler’s Eight-Piece ‘Orchestra Music Which Thrills the Dancers and Entertains the Rest Featuring DOUG ISITT The Well Known and Popular Entertainer From the Green Mill Gardens, Chicago. THE BURTONS 2M ud an lara, of San Francisco—Dancing ctors. Bud and C f San F; Di Instructor: THEATER | TODAY, Saturder, Senday ——ccAKAA Ae You Never Saw Anything Like re Before The Biggest Show in Town - Carl Laemmle Presents HARRY CAREY In the First Super-Western Ever Screened State Vet Here To Make Tests For Dairymen SHOWS START AT 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 EVERY DAY PLAYING TODAY AND SATURDAY RB. F. Davis, state veterinarian, 4 NOURISHMENT? is Nature’s first aid to the body in times of weakness. ; Scott's Emulsion unsurpassed in purity and foodness is nourishment in aform that seldom fails. Scott & Bewne, Bloomfield, N. J. ALEO MAKERS OF——— KI-MOIDS 4 (Tablets or Granules) § For INDIGESTION Cowen er reece Se JOHNNY MURPHY aD WALKER Co-Stars of the Two Recent Comedy Successes—“LIVE WIRES” and “PLAYING SQUARE” “WHAT LOVE WILL DO” A Romantic Story of Regeneration. With the Most Appealing Theme Yet Struck Upon —That of Mother Love. “WHAT CAN DESTROY THE FAITH OF A MAN IN WOMAN? WHAT CAN RESTORE IT? re —ALSO— JOE RYAN —IN— ““THE PURPLE RIDERS” EPISODE NUMBER THIRTEEN nn —AND— See a thousand horsemen ride like mad across the scorching sands of the great Mojave Desert_ MUTT AND JEFF > 5 Y See the yy blinding’ sandstorm — a thriller TODAY AND SATURDAY i ; Te ede the bount bale against hundreds of outlaws —one of the greatest spectacles ever screened. See the reckless, death-defying ride of Harry Carey’s famous flying ‘squadron. See a thousand and one thrills never filmed be- fore, The first Cs greatest super-western ever screened. Apocalypse "Zo miss it, is to| miss the world’s greatest picture. Today is your last opportunity to see the film event of the year. Admission ° 30c Continuous 1 to 11 DIRECTED BY ROBERT THORNBY UNIVERSAL JEWEL SUPER-PRODUCTION A Bishop-Cass Theater