Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SUIT CLUB OF i CASPER TAILOR |= li PROHIBITED Proposition to Give thd Away on Drawing Turned Down in Court; Other Proceedings. — | nis {s the question | club” of B. M. Mr Muleshy's| way a $60 suit) & period of 30 weeks “suit| his decision | her audience with a S rt. The case vras| Merrill Siever appears with a pe seed with @ warning not to con-| dog and sings of “Puppy Love. tinue the club. Three men were fined the custom- ary $15 for being drunk and ruising| a disturbance for the police judge yesterday for op erat re —- wagons without Hiday, ag |singing, dar one a averting | to satiny a variety of preferences. jrole, searching through the a {and on the stage for his eee cere ST Four men were called to appear be a TONIGHT ON (Continued from Page one? | club—Frea Van Gorden, captain, Harry Black, W, J. Bailey, William B. wbb, Harry Durbam and W. B Has- lemire, Team No. 4—Casper Realtors— P, C. Burns, captain; William B. Bar- nard, H. W. Baker, C. D. Brown, J. G. Jones and Ben Scherck. Team No. 6.—Members of Rotory |club. Earie Burwell, captain, W, J. yChamberlin, Cari H. Gompf, Earie D. ,” new com-| Holmes, John Jourgensen, H. D. Mo- Cormack. ‘Team No. 6—Members of Rotary Violation of parole brought Curtiss 63 plein Ollie Blanchard, in the main comedy} “M: at his funniest. | Birmingham Alabama, made his in- © last night and won the start. His eccen- knoekout,” and in addi- sisters versatility with a of jokes and a comedy song. 1e photoplay, “Hearte of Men,” ts Babe |Neef and Miss Austin also made a big|an excellent pictrre and a pleasant re- [hit in their specialty songs ‘Nef from the usual Western thriller Sam Mylie, a new comedian fromand sex drivel. Your banker will tell you - install ARCOLA ARCOLA Saves this Banker One-Third of his Coal have had in service now for one year an Ideal ARCOLA and are very much pleased with it... J. A. 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Harvey,, field secratary of the National City Bureau, stated what he considered the function of a charn- ber of commerce, namely, to promote civic tmprovement. He said that the WE HAVE Won FIRST-PRIZE - BATHROOM SUPPLIES ‘We have won a great big joy- ful prize. It's called Public Ap- proval. St was given to us in recognition of the dependability of our bathroom supplies. And by the way, we took the les out of supplies and charge you just exactly what they're warth— that's ell. SCHANK PLUMBING S HEATING co: SO:INC. ° SNONE™ sted ‘Qustries to locate here. annual report recently gotten out the local body is the beet he has during his conne=t with Preeti ieee commerce. chairman of the ioe, eon gave a review of the Casper-Alcova project. Sam Conwell and H. 8, Ross dis- cussed the aan rate situation of | this city. showed where other | states have much better rates than} Casper. In fact Casper is discrim-| Captain J. E. Frisby of the state legislature, said that there was @ pos- sibility for Casper to secure the state tuberculosis sanitarium here, which 1s proposed. Mayor Nat Baker of Lask showed how a city can be built mp with all fairness to neighboring towns. Secretary Stafford and H. B. Dur: ham discussed the part the Kiwan- inns are taking in the present mem- bership drive. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922. ere. YOUNG GIRLS NEED CARE One of ten medals awarded by con- gress for heroism in 1921 was formally | Presented here last night to Charles W. Kabisius, disabled war veteran and Wyoming STARTING FRIDAY A First Run Picture Robert Z. Leonard presents The star of * provocative beauty and grace, , CK iv a glamorous drama of Paris and New York, between mid- night and dawn | ADMISSION ONLY j AOc MODERN DENTISTRY and MODERN METHODS APPLIED WITH THE GREATEST SKILL is what I offer the public. Properly applied MOD- ERN dentistry has NO PAIN for the most sensi- tive or nervous patient. All work GUARAN- TEED. 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