Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR HOLIDAY FEAST AT SALT CREE Refining Company Will Be Santa Claus to Hundreds of Children in Great Oil Field. A celebration of the be second to none pro. in the world Midwest e benefit of 2 who make of the Salt programs with spe- ile performers, other programs rit of the Chris Powell, h the Midwest egory by ¢ under the with whom t expressed in the children in the field, the employes of all off been invited to par. t al s for the celebra per this morning y moved to Salt fleet of trucks. The the average will be of jue it is believed than unity celebration in presents ¢ more a at any the coun AUTO ANCING DRIER IS HELO FOR TRIAL ON ROBBERY SHARGE Earl Lambert, who has been held in the county jail for the past two weeks in connection with the theft] ; of a diamond ring belonging to Henry ‘Wyatt, local real estate man, was bound trial yesterday and his bond placed at $2,500. James Hall and John Fitzgerald fm- plicated with Lambert in tt the ring, turned state's © mupplied the informatio’ sulted in Lambert bein, ——qq~ NEGRO ASSAILANT 1S liminary hearing "before Fe ‘Tubbs yesterday afternoon and bound over to the district court for trial. His bond was placed at $3,000 Morgan,’it is reported, thought that the bond-was a fine and after he se- cured clomency Of the court to try to raise the money, he had made some success in raising the amount of cash before he was informed that the money was for a bond to guaran- tee his appearance at trial and not intended as a fins, NEW MEDICAL POWERS GIVEN TO ASPIRIN Pain Relieved Instantly, Cause Remedied Rapidly by Tin- gle’s Laxo Aspirin. The world of medicine acknowledges that the most effective pain stop is aspirin—but pufe aspirin alone often- times causes flatulente or heartburn. This has caused numbers of people to fear it and*refrain from using it, even thoug ey know it will mean almost instantaneous relief from head- aches, colds, neuralgia and the like. Now, however, comes the new genu- ine aspirin setting fear aside for con- fidence and swift help. It ho! pain combating power of ordin pirin in full strength with two new qualities added. Five srains of genuine aspirin have been combined with a well-known 4di- gestant which tends to co: discomfort. Wi taking, the salicylic is in your ‘apillaries and relieving the congestion and relaxing the poor, tired nerves. A gentle laxa tive has also heen added. It thorough- ly cleanses the body of the poisons which when pent up in the system so often are the cause of severe pains and aches. Use TINGLE’S LAXO with the three points: ASPIRIN laxe Aspirin —it’s absorbed easily —it relieves pain quickly —it’s a gentle laxative TINGLE’S aoa ASPIRIN Christmas over to the district court for] ryRIC BOUND OVER 10 COURT CORPORATION LEND MATERIAL AID TO STOCKMEN, FARMERS WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—The war finance c tion is doing business at the rate of several million dollars a day, according to the annual report of that organization sub- mitted today to con: Up to November 30, the date of the report, the corporation said, its advances for agricultural and livestock purposes pve baer TE oat owt tah aot totaled more than $85,000,000, of which the} Principal items were loans on cot- Hill Heirs in Dispute Over aggregating $22,000,000, on grain $16,000,000; Iivestock $13,000,000, and tor general agricultural purposes $34,- 000,000. In addition financing advances were reported aggregating $51,500,000 on exports, of which the- largest items were $28,000,000 on cotton and §11,- 500,000 on grain. Summarizing {ts loans the corpora- = showed that $52,000,000 had been “ST. PAUL, Dec. 22. —Louis sim, court here for his appointment administrator cf the estate of his other, Mrs. James J. Hill Previously er heirs of Mrs. Hill filed a petition for resignation ofthe Northwestern Trust company as ad- minuistrator, and ft developed there were some differences among the heirs as to disposition of the estate valued at $16,000,000. is both agricultural and export ces. irely aside from the direct fi- nancial afd extended, the corporation sserted it was rendering a helpful service from the psychological point » tview. a “Its very existence,” the report said with large funds at its command has ended to inspire confidence, has op- ned up other avenues of credit and ———— GOVERNOR RETURNS. as facilitated the financing of trans-| CHEYENNE, Wy. Dec. 22.—Govr- ons through the usual channels."/ernor Robert D. Carey Wednesday —— took over the reigns of government from Acting Governor W. E. Chap- iain, who exercised the executive au- thority while the governor was absent in the east, | SEVERE ITCHING BURNING PIMPLES 0 . Hard and La On Face, Hard an Cu icura H als: “ My trouble ied with black- heads on my face which later took Fireman Jumps From Engine, Saves Drowning NEW YORK, Dee. 22.—Jerry Dris- . locomotive fireman on Staten isl- . Was congratulated as a hero to- ‘While his train travelled at 25 am Alexander, a schoo! boy, who. een struck by the engine and wn into 15 feet of water. The died in a hospital several hours train had gone ahead almost Lon before the engineer missed Driscoll, and when he stopped and backed up, he saw the fireman sitting the creek holding th conscious from a ull. Persons who aid Driscoll - dived re he found the boy —_ 1 lost some rest at nigh on account of the irritation. “The trouble lasted about two months before I started using Cuil- cura Soap and Ointment, ey af- forded relief in two weeks and in one month I was healed.” (Signed) Miss Esther Clark, Briggsdale, Colo. Make Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum your daily toilet prepa- rations and watch your skin improve. afterndon* eae Winter ‘gardet to t A Drama of Women for Men and Women Moscow be Casper Daily Eridune NEW WIRELESS INVENTION 10 HELP SECRECY Re: Discovery THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921. Prisonment, started for the Colorado petty era: pel and will be of service to medical and other sciences. Chayke is continaing his experi- sequen Sor Se See Sane et jibe Unratelen, Goracernae | ‘Rail ‘Director | Must Quit Job Ask your dealer f. Natrona County Slotiey. ‘Tribune Classified Ads Bring Reeu, travelling —Milwaukee 7rmune Classified Ads Bring Reruns —. ports Which EBrevents Others From “Listening In” or Messages, reau. named Shayko is responsible for the discovery. It is stated that, by means of a simple appartus, he straightens out and groups what are termed the “locked power lines” of the magnetic field into parallel rays. These rays, he says, can penetrate! mountains, thereby avoiding the ne- censity of high antennae. It im also asserted that the discov ery will enable the location from th surface of metal deposits in the ear:! A Ukrainian electrical engineer! jboth places, the commission held, | Would not be compatible with public | interest. Let the sweet strains of music bring joy and harmony to your home on Christmas. , AND WEST SIDE DAIRY CO. Co-operated Dairy Products—Dressed Poultry. 546 South Chestnut Street Phone 1735 Come in and let us suggest a few tuneful gifts.” We will make it easy for you. WITH STAR CAST I Zz ANE GREY’S “THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER” A Story of the Big Qutdoors, Told Only as This Master Author Can Tell It. A MACK SENNETT COMEDY TOM MOORE IN ‘ oo LATEST NOVEL Daodeaniderseg Next Door to the Iris Theater Phone 306 The Home of the Brunswick Phonograph, Victrola and Lyon & Healy Pianos. , Everything Musical NCLUDING ROBT, M’KIM, CLAIRE ADAMS AND CARL GANTVOORT. —ALSO—. “BY HECK” : LAST TIMES TODAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ‘EROM THE GROUND UP” Continuous 1 to 11 LAST TIMES TODAY _J.P.M£Gowan Discontented HE SACRIFICED EVEREYTHING FOR HER. But she had lived amid the splendor of silks and satins. Life in a mining camp was strange to her. Can a man expect a wife to be content after such a change? A play that contrasts the color of the east with the reality of the west. Don’t miss this photo- play! —NEXT— Big Comedy —NEXT— Pathe Review —NEXT— Topics of the Day —COMING— “Devil Dog” Dawson Stuart ess ithe Budington Kelland.c BIG THRILLS Never before shown on any Screen A Bishop-Cass T heater AND FEATURE PLAY LAST TIMES TODAY TWO SHOWS TONIGHT AT 7:00 AND 9:00 Admission = E> Ec Including Tax MATINEE TODAY AT 2:30 Admission 40% Including Tax PROGRAM MRS. REBECCA CAMPBELL SHAW Of Casper, Vocal Selections HENRY HARTMAN In a Violin Versatility MACHEDOW BROS. Gymnasts FEATURE PICTURE ALICE BRADY IN “HUSH MONEY” THE BELLDAYS Ina “The Lady of the Fall” In “Little Miss Melody” Ereatest Triumph NFLICT tted by ‘Bert Rawlinson the Stupe Bons North Woods Sensath is ba ii is Book Story by” Bg chi TONIGHT IS GIFT NIGHT Beautiful Dolls —and-- Christmas Gifts Given Away