Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 4

eee ; Che Casper Daily Cridune FRIDAY, 16, 1921. errs UTLEMSE SSeS COMPLAINS OF 22 ee ee PAGE FOUR \ fp OANTA TO DRIVE MOTOR SLEIGH { GREAT: PLANS ARE MADE BY ELKS a i s no worse than any men, | The Saino sald are. prerggteas regulation of packers and that B ! should be required to do the retailing, I Make way, make way, for the Elks’ motor sleigh! that “the retailers undoubtedly } Boys and girls be ready, for early on Christmas adding rytaiie > a a modern Santa Claus in a modern sleigh, driven by an Elk | page Sra profiteering: se instw:d of drawn by a reindeer, will eall for you, and you| Big Five Controls Meat Mar-| ame ate ay ay will pe the guests of the youthful St. Nicholas at a huge| anf liar cad oy Rena ig i eget oy dee e Christmas tree, or maybe two, one at the Iris theater and one } ae “1 : dour a = “rent preparations Charge. tomorrow. 12-16.1t = Great preparations are underway.| ‘ ” 5 " apd the general committee appointed Fifty per cent discount on’ holiday | from the Casper B. P. O. E. are using! WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—The “big|stationery at Smith-Turner Drug | eyery spare minute in their work to-| ON, Des. she cry at | Smith 3 } ward making the Christmas fete a e five” packers deel seats store, eee Wonderful success || Begins Term American products are able to "man. M. N. Castle, one of the old timers 2 es ae i sae ate pope F : af the ty, nan ees te aie aes L mission has arrived in Washington to present its cas e to Secretary ates ee ee two carefully select ristmas trees. r : pace ote composed of, (left Sr arate praceal coe Cea CavENntwor thy | to sich Dr. Francisco Lima of Salvador, Dr. Jose Guatemala and Dr. Vincente Colindres of rees, and the dest part is that! tpay WM fo highly danpentes—anel LEAVENWORSH. Kan, Deo 8, | Warten W. I. Biddle, Gardner shook ) in the prison tailor shop, Warden {ot Commsese Hiover was Aeatgneted loc then around the base of the tree will] __Roy Gardner, convicted mail gob. | P8nds with the four officials who | jeer lay ogee 3 ster. by Pres dent Harding as the be piled thousands and thousands of) 500° sriveq last might from brought him from Phoenix and cere bt Ol eek ee ee hash, Sotern. = Peek Casper Kiddies "| Phoenix, Art, to bogin serving of | (henit Ct tnent of him during | made @ congenial traveling compan: |western states of allocation and dis- Z Not one of the guests will leave with plans Eat 7 Penitentiary | tro trip. As mementos of the jour. | 100, according to Crowe. teiputien. at wahnen ee ee empty arms, end © sack of wholesome % | ney he gave his broad brimmed cow- river basin. cE candies, and an appropriate gift is the| 48 Gerdner was being escorted | poy hat to McGrath and his neck- | Ao uatban sat costantaueng ty ok alloted portion for each in the line of) #cross the temponary wooden bridge | tie to Detective Crowe. |Hoo Na ed Saad. Actoomay Sane Sverten ane bins o arit children who will pass by the Santa| Jeeding to the prison’s main en- : wer m ae: Aer cae tpeiersel a | rs Glaus. There will be a live Chris Krin-| ‘mance, be laughed and inquired: | Gardner will be photogruphed to- | is “ weagre : 5 = her gie stationed near both of the trees,|“ What's this? ‘The bridge of sighs day, his fingerprints will be taken | on Co ission|: pointment t/a '¢i yepresentative Always Fresh in the Air-Tight Package a ea ‘he personally will eco to it that} After he had been checked in and | and his bertiliion measurements re- | rin pein trent ie ees cay te 7 me che in lighted on this Gay of Gare his commitment papers signed by corded. Ho will be assigned to work | Farner ae aitee yp pviaarag Col a &i ‘ io ae Besides ail o , there en: = Cami rizona, >Iorado Potato Flake Mfg.Co. Denver ,Colorad , arte address made at each of the places! See i Gaetan ae eee we of festivity. M. W. Purcell will tell retar: nc Ads Resu uly to the children from the America ya theater and Dr. J. C. Kamp will give Su an informal address from the Iris the-| or ater platform. This will add to the ne + pleasure, for both of the speakers are ra friends of the juvenile populace of the ne city and can well represent Sapte igh Cjaus’ interests on December 25. nd Every means to asure the eafety of co the small guests will be taken, the hes street on Center from Second to First £ ke will be roped off for the official cars, j orn and kindly Buks’ will see that the - 5. children get across the street from one y, Le place of attraction to the other in y r safety. Members of the Casper fire iY tat department will be stationed at each 00 theater and chemical wagons will be YG ef. handy in case of netd. 6b ” G et The committees include: General g Oa committee, B. M. Eilithorpe, D. La ri? Breche, Iris theater, ana Dr. J. F. O’- in America ‘theater; finance, Pr ! Leary; automobile, J. T. Gra- 4 J. W. Johnson; tree decora- . T. Wagner; publicity, H. A. McCracken, M. P. Wear, and R. EB, Evans; package, Harry Free. TWO LAWS NOT OPERATING IN ALL COUNTIES Eugenics Act and Soldier Tax Exemption Law Ignored by Some on Walls’ That Tanlac is a wonderful medi- eine for delicate children is conclu- sively proven by the remarkable re sults accomplished in the case of the three children shown in this picture Little Blanche Blair, of Proyidenee R. 1, age 18, gained 10 pounds; Re: gina McCabe, at right, age 9, of Scranton, Pa., gained 15 pounds; it tie Richard Leary, Jr., of Philadelphia, who was very delicate, is now in fine, robust .heaith. ‘The statements made vy their parents are as’ follows. Mr. A, M. Blair, residing at 20 At- wood street, Providence, R. I., said: “We are just #2 happy over the change Tanlac has made in our little irl that we can't do or say enough 49 show our appreciation. She had ost nearly 20 pounds in weight and From a down and outer to « cotton king esems a long jump, but fate and an accident played into the re gees of David Carson and he made the jump in a few months. But even then there was one stumbling block— A Story of Love, Adventure and Dramatic Intensity.* —ALSO “STOLEN GLORY” A Two-Part Comedy —AND— ; MUTT AND JEFF —IN— “GALLEY SLAVES” TODAY AND SATURDAY * And a clarion cail it is that | this splendid, vigorous story | of the North woods sends out || from the screen. “God’s Country and the Law” has been made in the bold, broad strokes of that master-craftsman — James § Oliver Curwood. The magic of the motion picture turns the warm and glowing pa: Rulings, Kcoked so frail and weak that her | of this masterly story into Steal mother and I were both almost war- pulsing, g drama, whose CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 16.—Wyo-}=ied sick over her condition. Since |, sheer } Mas. di ym care ming has two statutes of statewide scope which are not operating in all counties of the state— the so called eugenics act and the soldier tax ex- taling Tanlac, she has already gained lv pounds, her color is better than it ever has been and looks and acts like different girl.’ A Bishop-Cass T heater ries one away to that vast {| counrty “up there.” It is the call of the North’ f| —and evcrybody answers it. - tion act, Attorney General W. L.] Mrs, Catherine McCabe, 414 Dick-|Into his chest until his heart palp! * Wells has held that portions of both|ens Ave., Scranton, Pa., said: “The|ated so T thought sure he couldn't Continuous 1 to 11 Admission 30c A disciple of the. devil— are unconstitutional and the majority] ‘flu’ left my little Regina in such a} breathe but a few more gasps. Bu that was Dore, a ‘villainous, c of the counties of the state are pro-| hua condition that I have no idea she|Tanjac gave him back to us stron ien shadow that darkened Ay ceeding accordingly, but not all. Sher-| would be with me now ff it hadn’t|and well and we will praise it to ou the clean North woods and its 14 idan county still is insisting that male beeen in: Taniac. It is a mystery to ped we Se Ae Sah ——— = x — ———_— emcees simple folk. nts for marriage licenses shall|me how she lived on the little she e effect of Tanlac on the del ats re a physician's certificate of|was eating and was s0 lifeless she|cate stomachs of the young is one ¢ a Awe ohe) commend mite is freedom from veneral diseases in com-|never even cared to play with the|the strongest evidences of its whole forrible pitas fiagserrapr her 4 municable form, while so far as is|dolls and toys she got at Christmas.|someness as well as its unusual merit : hoseae Batcceraoe! known here, thé other twenty cbun-| Since taking Tanlac she is as hardy|Although a powerful reconstructlv: devil failed him. lest his ties, following Walls‘ interpretation|<ind well as any child could be and|Tanlac contains no harmful ingred | gael —he c of the law, have abandoned the prao-|has gained 15 pounds in weight. I|ent,s minerals or opiates which ar ties of requiring such certificates. Goshen and Niobrara, counties are re- fusing to allow the $2,000 assessment exemption for ex-service men pro- vided by the last legislature, while the other 19 counties are allowing the exemptio! Iowa Bandit Is Near Death From Wounds DAVENPORT, Iowa, Dec. 16.—Har. ry Hamilton, bank bandit, wounded at the time his companion, Ray Purple, was killed in holding up the Stock- will alway praise Tanlac for restor- ing our little girl's health.” Richard Leary, 2342 Palethorpe St., Philadelphia, said: ‘There is no doubt in my mind but that Tanlac saved my little boy's Hfe. For two years I wouldn't have beer a bjt sur- prised to have seen him drop off at any time. He had stoinach trouble and_many a time the gas passed up so often found in other medicines. Bx Ing composed of most beneficial root and herbs known to science it fs purc ly vegetable and can be taken ‘by th most delicate children, and. does nc upset or injure the weakest or mo: delicate stomach, ‘Taniac is sold in Casper by the Car per Pharmacy and by leading aru; gists everywhere.—Adv. OLUMBIA L, P. WALL PRESENTS BENNY KIRKLAND A BIG, ELABORATE PRODUCTION STAGED “CARNIV IN BEAUTIFUL OLD VENICE, WITH AMERI- CAN ACTORS. Imagine the Tragedy ef It--- Under the make-up and costume his heart was breaking. He must go on, play his part, show the world how Othello became the victim of a blind jealousy—and all the while a jealous pas- sion was gnawing at his own heart. And the object of his jealousy, his wife, his leading woman, shared the stage with him as Desde- mona. How Fate and a guilty con- science finally avenged those he had wronged, makes a thrilling story for you. cel man’s Savings bank of ia ore s aaNE é i hovering between life an eat! ‘ = t ii . cite Aes ees ee ) Here Is a Mighty Drama, Absorbing Bea the best show in ; itt a ensational state- oa 1 today. be Retr erye ae A ; | BOUND ROUND and Tense. 3 hcg Moreapeng teas me tegnt aia All you good people who have asked to see something new in mo- | metenent? howeyecs "ia, Glecredited. by tion pictures—new places, new- stories, new thrills—something 45 county officials. different Hamilton is a former Davenport po- liceman and at one time was editor of the Rock Island News, a weekly paper. His Latest Musical Comedy Laughing Hit— SUPPORTED BY THE SAPPHIRE GIRLS If You Like Benny, You'll Like Him in This. Take note— The different picture is here! —ALSO— “NO PARKING” A Two-Part Christie Comedy. —AND— Christian Church Choir These Specialties BENNY KIRKLAND & ; In His Laughing Song. - gett Fedeaed <— oe peclarirts HOYT SMYTHE LATEST CURRENT EVENTS ca membership. ni Rae ee es Patios. PLAYING TODAY AND SATURDAY Any singers desiring the 5 if, training of choir work should , ste Tapert at So’ clock see raney ate WONDER PHOTOPLAY : te studio, 443 South Durbin street. wi Boys 12 to 16 years of age EDDIE ST. CLAIR VS. AN UNKNOWN aa sto. wantet eis eaiore IN BOXING EXHIBITION. : &ni it Bass and tenor singer come Feature of Amateur Night Program This Evening. WEDDING up now. Admission 40c Shows at 7 and 9 KIDDIES’ MATINEE SATURDAY 443 S. Durbin St. Phone 958-W A Bishop-Cass Theater Continuous 1 to 11 pa BELLS’