Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR OGILBEE JOINS W. J. WERRLI IN "EW LAW FIRM Attorneys Prominent in State Legion Activities Form Partnership for Prac- tice Here. A mew law tirm composed of Wil- Nam J. Wehrit and D. W. Ogilbeec, has been perfected here. The new firm will be known as Ogiibee and ‘Wehbrll, attorneys, Offices hzye been secured at 211 ©. 8. building. Mr. Ogilbee was formerty connected with tho‘Tirms of Hagens and Murane, ef nearly two years in the & graduate of the Uni- Wichigan and has been ad- Practice in Colorado and Mr. Wehrit has lived here for the past two yeirs and has engaged wuc- He is a mate of the University of Iowa as been admitted to practice in th Iowa and Wyoming. Both members of the firm have been actively engaged in American Legion work here for the past two years, and both are now officers of either the local post or state depart- ment. Mr. Wehrli has been excep- tionally active in Americanization work and part of the success of the present night vocational classes can be attributed te pe at his efforts. ATTENDANCE AT FORUM TODAY BREAKS RECORD Addresses f¢r Benefit of New Members and on Results of Drive Feature Lunch- eon Program. "The chamber of commerce forum meeting held this noon at the Hen- ning hotel had a record-breaking at- tendance. Of the 89 new members that have been secured as @ result of the recent drive, 17 were present. ‘There were 10 visitors, same of them from cut of town. RS, Ellison, made = short talk on the meaning gf a chamber of com merce and the privilege and respon- sibilities it entails for the benefit of the new members. He emphasized the need of a good attendance at the regular luncheons which are held each ‘week. ©. L. Walker, president of the cham- ber of commerce, presented P. C. Nicotaysen and lls team—Chamber of Commerce team No. 8—with 2 heauti- fol silver cup, The cup was in recog- nition of the fact that Mr. Nicolay- en's team scored the highest num- ber of points in the drive for new nrembers. Mr. Nicolmysen mafie a motion to the effect that the cup be kept at the chamber headquarters. until such a time next year when it shall again be put up as a prize in a similar drive. The motion was carried. Dr. J. B. Anderson, f the public health service at Sherifan, gave a very interesting and impressive Iec- ture on personal health. He opened his remarks with a brief survey of commerce and with .the relation < health to commerce. The doctor shoed a thorough mas. tery if the subject and attacked it from every angle. eee NOTICE. ‘The = Sale” cf the Lafheran Ladies’ Aid will be held Thursday afternoon and evening in the church rooms at South Park and East Fourth streets. A chicken-pie supper will be served from 5 to 8 o'clock. 418-2t IF WOMEN ONLY XXEW ‘What = Heap of Happiness Yt Would Bring to Casper Homes. Hard to do housework with an ach- ing back. Brings your hours of misery at leisure or at work. If women only that Backache pains often come from weak kidneys. "Twould save much needless woe. Doan's Kidney Pills are’ for weak Kidneys. Ask your neighbor. Read what a Casper citizen eays: Mrs. Thomas Clarey, 707 South Wal- mut street, says, “Since I last recom- mended Doan's Kidney Pills a few years aco, telling of the good they hha done another of the family, I have had occasion to take them myself. Dean's have always cured any attack of kidney trouble I have had and I have a great deal of faith in them. I gladly recommend Doan's to anyone troubled with a weak and aching back oe any other trouble caused by dis- ordered kidneys.“ Price 60c, at all dealera. Don't stm- ply ask for a kidney remedy — get Dean's Kidney Pills — the same that Mrs. Clarey had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfr=., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR SALE OR RENT Grocery store; reasonable. Inquire Standard Cafe or phone 423W. 4-18-12t WANTED— Fourroom house basement; furnished, on Walnut street to responsible party. Phone 79, 4-18-1t knew the cause — and WANTED—Middle aged or house and cook meals for three chil- dren in good private home; no wash- ings; good wages and room an@ board Apply immediately in person to the chamber of commerce free employ- ment bureau. 328 East Second street. 4-I3-1t elderly} woman of good judgment to keepj morrow night at the Irish theater promises numbers of unusual interest to the theatergoers of the city. The opening act, which is a novelty centric dancing number, with a man and woman, starring, introduces & clever hit with many changes of cos- tume. Dressler and Wilson, who style themselves the “classy dancers” with the audience through the attractive personality of the small lithe woman member of the team, and the unusual dancing stuns put on by the mascu line member. The eccentric num ers are out of the ordinary to s.y the least. A novelty oddity, “Che Awakening of Big Ben" ts the second skit and is among the few vahdeville acts which realty offers something new. Sperry and Bell offer the comedy act of sonz and talk which is presented in a new manner and which takes every advan tage to bring out laughs. * As a relief from the popular tunes several song numbers are given and the setting is something out of the ordinary. “He Did But, He Didn’t,” a comedy talking act with songs and dancing innovations ts next by Billy and Hdna Dodge. Billy, as the « has an able fol! in Edna ligh touches of expecially wr: gs for the act is one to ma bm. forget all his business t The final act opens with 2 dark- ened stage where multicolored elec tricaly Mumined objects are jug- sied and passed with amazing dex- terity and rapidity. Single, double and triple passing formations add to the act and the evening of vaudeville closes with a real thriller. ———— HEART TROUBLE CAUSE OF DEATH E. ¥. Gibbens, who was taken to the office of Dr. Mercer Dickerson after falling on the sidewalk, which he was cleaning in front of the resi dence of Fred Pattee yesterday morn- ing did not die as a result of any in- jury received in the fall, according to Doctor Dickerson, but of acute dila- tion of the heart. Mr. Gibbens was an old-time resi- dent of Casper and had been staying with Mr. Pattee for two years. He had had a great deal of trouble with his heart and had been under treat- ment by Dr. Dickerson, who many times had warned him that he must not attempt to do any work at all. It was disobedience to the doctor’s instructions that caused the heart failure. Mr. Gibbens was perfectly conscious at the time he was. taken to the of- HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking—Take Olive e Tablets skin is yelk yancy like fihood days youmsust tat thecause. Edwards’ Olive Faplets ‘ablets act on WroMin 10c and 25c A Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. LAST TIMES TODAY ALICE LAKE hae Sea “The Misfit Wife” ‘Two-Reel Mack Sennett Comedy. STARTING TOMORROW Mary Pickford “Pollyanna” : Two-Reel Comedy t | effort MISKELL Ghat Io DISMISSED INCOURT HER Evidence Against Peace Offi- cer Discounted and Charge Is Quashed by Justice Tubbs. After a lengthy hearing in justice court this morning Jadge W. E. Tubbs, quashed the case against Charles F. Miskell, part time member of both po- -@ and sheriff's departments, who was charged with criminally assault- ing Lou C. Muchow, North Casper pool hall owner with a gun on April 1. Judge Tubbs announced that while there was a great mass of evidence in the case that very Iittle of it was good and the evidence against Miskell’s al- leged assault was for the most part mythical. The state prosecuted Miskell on an amended complaint prepared by tl count, office after the first fiskell on @ faulty y Attorney LG. complaint @ McCann had failed. The amended complaint justified the case being brought to trial but the mass and tenure of evidence intro- duced tn the case was in support of the fact that Miskell had conducted himself in a manner becoming an of. ficer. The defense of Miskell was handled by Judge C. D. Murane. From deductions of evidence ft is evident that the only manner in which Miskell erred was in not effecting the arrest of several persons whom he caught in the act of engaging in a so- ciable game of chance in an institution alleged to have been operated by Muchow. fice of the doctor. It was while there he had a second attack, which was fatal. The body is being held in the Shatf- ferGay chapel pending word from Mrs. Myrtle Williams, sister of the deceased. To Cure a Coid in One Day T: Cpe Casper Daily Cribune LEADER WIL BE GLOSED WEDNESDAY TO PREPARE FOR BS PRICE-GUTTING| The Isacer has mae connections with the eas Salvage company herein D. Koch, a representative of | the company will take over the Lead- er’s stock for sales purposes for the balance of the month. Mr. Koch Promises the women of Casper that never in the history’ of Casper will such prices prevail as will these dur- ing this sale, Mr. Koch's agreement with Mr. Hirsch, proprietor of the Leader, is that he has full right to cut and slash prices as he sees fit The Salvage company’s policy is ex- treme volume of business and quick turnover. In order to carry out that ACHES AND PAINS- ‘Slours GETS "EM! VOD the misery ne Have a ee, of of Sckioe ta ment handy, and apply when | se gegen ey ieung of warmth through the Fine, too, for rheamatism, neuralgia, i id strains, eciatica, De pes per stiff joints, | For forty years pain’s enemy, Ask policy, thelr price-wrecking is put into effect. ‘The sale will start Thursday morn- ing, April 20. A large force of extra sales people has been engagal The windows will give striking evidence a 14 PICILFORDSS RO_FAUNTLEROY' AT THE IRIS THEATER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The Grand New Symphony of Human Emotion LEWIS STONE, JANE NO- Original Story by VAK, WALLACE BEERY, BERNARD McCGNVILLE ROBERT GORDON, EUGENIE Directed by JEROME STORM A First National Attraction —ALSO— COMIC CARTOONS Continuous 1 to 11 Admission 40c * LAST TIMES TODAY ~° BESSHRER, MILDRED JUNE IN CAST A Bishop-Cass Theater VAUDEVILLE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Miss Alva Admission 40c “CASPER’S FAMILY THEATER” Complete Change of Program Today HARRIS & PROY’S LATEST PRODUCTION “SWEENEY’S R®CEPTION” OLLIE BLANCHARD’ S ABC GIRLS Sam Mylie “While They Still Make Beautiful Girls” “Poppy Blossoms” Miss Dorothy Siever “Dangerous Blues” DANCING CONTEST TOMORROW NIGHT PRESENTED BY Walt Bamette “Songs of My Mother” Miss Babe Neef: “When I Dream of Erin” Photoplay Program “The Girl from Nowhere” Block West of Henning Hotel Shows at 7 and 9 JA ap a RI EMS ee VISE tid Over 17 Million Jars Used HAY, GRAIN, FEED, SALT Casper Storage Co. 313 W. Midwest Ave. im | | The 1 Wednesday to be Prepare for the PLIERS PLIERS PLIERS We have them in s!! sizes and kinds. The well- known reliable Krauter pliers. Guaranteed to givc satisfaction. See our window display. Come in and am ‘i Hoel sl A story of love and hate --adventure and romance in the heart of the fas- “7, cmating gold country. Terrific fights, wholesome adventure, heroic achieve- ments, thrilling suspense. A picture where red-blooded men and real women face the perils of Arctic ice and raging blizzards to build a railroad into the heart of the Alaskan gold elds. —Also— “FORE” (Sport Review) TODAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Continuous 1 to 11 Admission 40c A Bishop-Cass Theater If you hurry A Small Payment Down On ELECTRIC WASHER wiil save you *50”° THE PRICE NOW IS $119.75 ONLY ‘A’ FEW -LEFT—ACT NOW! Natrona Power Co. BRING IN YOUR ELECTRICAL REPAIR WORK Phone 69