Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1921, Page 12

Pi “Se | ig A} BEASED SGP RG APES Aer WMROMs a. QA. LFA RRORABB BEBFARRSESZERSHH 2 OEM SHESACHS nt. a ORvald GALLOWS’ USED AS GRANE, oAYS ARMY ENGINEER Minneapolis Service Man Rec- ognizes Picture of Gaso- line Unloading Station. MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 17.—WIliam P. Cowles, a local engineer, who serv- ed as a major o efican expediti statement to said he ad recognized a picture of a hed to Senator tusks ‘ace | “I constructed this | means of which the tanks fiom the cars by a rope and deposited on a platform. 1 recog- nized the crane at once when I saw it in the paper, which called it a ‘gal: lows.’ The structure was 10 by 8 feet and stood across the road from the depot at Glevres, south of our of- fice.” “All Bound ’Round” New Comedy at The Columbia Theater Bennie Kirkland heads the new comedy at the Columbia, “All Bound Round” as one of the amiable gen. try going nowhere tn particular and in no hurry to get there. Mennie is as funny as ever, which ts to hold one’s sides. He is given able assist ance in the laugh producing indus: try by Kennedy and Smythe. In addition to songs by the favor- ites, “Billie” of the beauty chorus, leads a number well, and “Blanche” in overalls, is pleasing in a solo. The amateurs gave another good program and Mr. Wall added a couple of extra features to the bill. The Ha- wallan expert was loudly encored for his clever musical exhibition, and re- sponded with a watch swallowing stunt. Eddie St. Clair and the “Un- known” boxed three exhibition rounds. Mr. Wall, before the curtain, eu- logized boxing, praising it as a sport when conducted along the clean lines popularized by such promoters as ‘Tex Rickard. He called attention to the improvement in the sport, evi: denced by the large attendance of la dies at the big bouts, New Year's eve the Sapphire Girls company will stage g big midnight frolic of the kind made famous by Ziegfeld in New York. Horns, favors and confetti will be given away with all the carnival trimmings to help the new year in, Seats for this entertain- ment may now be reserved at the Columbia box office. The Sunday show, “Baby Mine,’’ is to be one of Kennedy's biggest hits, | ~ just a little better than his previous popular productions. DAIRY SHOP GETS LEASE IN NEW LYRIC BUILOING A contract was recently signed by the Lyric Theater company with E. B. Palmer of the Bootery shop, by which the front east space in the new building, which was leased to Mr. Palmer, will now be sublet to L. ¥. Winter, formerly of the -Natrona Butter shop and now with the Win- ter and Henthorne, jewelers. The space will be used for a butter shop and dairy store. Cheese, butter, and all milk products Including cottage cheese, and butter milk, will be car- ried there. Attractive window displays in addition to the immaculate appear- ance of the butter shop and the splen- did sanitary and efficient refrigera- tion will make the up-to-date store a great addition to the business seo- tion of the city Union Strikers Return to Work At St. Louis ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.—Fitty union packing house employes, who have been on strike, returned to work Fri- day at the Carondelet Packing com- pany, one of the 11 independent com- panies here affected by the strike. This is the first instance here in which strilirs returned in a body since the strike was called. pocttbtes Sis cl en ae Churchill Pays Great Tribute To Conference LONDON, Dec. 17.—(By The Asso- ciated Press) — Winston Spencer Churchill, secretary for the colonies, presiding at a meeting of the English- speaking union last night, paid an elo- quent tribute to the work of the Washington conference and Secretary of State Hughes’ “great act of faith, |@ whereby the two great dangers of na- va? competition and of war in the Pa- ciflc are in a fait way of being ef- fectively removed from the area of practical events.” ——— TEN DAY SPECIAL. --Diamond and platinum bar pins, cuff links, lavallieres, scarf pins, em- blem buttons and brooches, marked at the lowest current price—s further reduction of 25 per cent below the} marked price during this sale. A visit to our xtore will convince you H. B. Kline, OU Exchange building. / Cde Casper Daily Cridune PAGE THIRTEEN. Crthune COMIC SECTION Casper, Wyo., Dec. 18, 1921 Copyright, 1921, by Internationa! Feature Service. Inc. Great Britain Right Reserved. Registered U. 8. Patent Office. URIISR | RP LAns : == —— ; - SHINS @ SHINS Appa e ale : AVAY! HE BUSINESS (S PUNIT Z - : reid VILD HIM 2— cHitiny BUT Dot VAS . HE ONLY VANTS TO HISS Yau, SHAKE HANDS HELLUP?! MIT DER LADY, i HE ISS. Comine QOFTY:! "WY You Don't 4 | ENCHOY Dis LIKE ME ? DER CAPTAIN'S a CHAIR UND PUT IN ? F Piairraned ERITTERS & RAILROAD SPIKE! = : : T CHARLOTTE. PIKE , ROOSTER VOT TATE! THE WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW IS One of the Most Widely Read Newspapers in Wyoming SUBSCRIBE FOR IT NOW Special 30-Day Offer—1 year for $1