Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 10

=a : Che Casper Daily Cribune oA i Mall THD “Sold”—For One Dollar ‘WORTHIM CARNIVEL TO VET THAT HIGH PITCH TENTS HERE FOR WEEN SHOW I JE BAKER INTENDED. mre ne TO SHOOT HIM hibit in Casper June 12 to 17, carry New Evidence Found i a THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922. “FAMOUS «=: Arkeon Building 140 North Center St. QUITTING BUSINESS Sweden was the first country to $0] workers walked out im sympathy, harassed by a general strike. In 19°S) bringing the natica to a standstill. & dispute arose in the wood Pott Pes FT Re ee TI | trade, and immediately the other —ry a classified ad in the Tzfbune — j Last Minute Shoppers We Have Just Received a Shipment Of Genuine French Indestructible Pearls Too late for the graduation gift sea- son and we are offering them at a great sacrifice as a s Last Day Special 4 $20.00 to $40.00 Strands of Graduated Pearls, Now per this morning. This year the Wo-:t |arranged to send the “Number One” |company to Casper, as the second |company, which was here last year, imet with such favorable patronage. This company has the largest num- ber of shows and the most thrilling and exciting “feature rides” of any show of its kind now exhibiting ig America. Johann Aason, the monstrous Nor- wegian youth, who measures 3% feet in heights, wears a number 10 hat and number 20 shoes, weights 520 pounds, wears a finger ring which has a cir- cumference greater than a half dol- lar, and requires nine yards of mate- rial for a suit of clothes, will be = of the attractions exhibited here. people have their equipment in no less than 42 cars and carry with them 450 people, | according to R. E. Ladington, advance man of the shows, who arrived in Cas- Homicide Mystery In-| volving Son of New York Manufacturer PHIILADELPHIA, June sf —Guy | A. Phillips, world war n, reiterated here today he s Clarence Pete by Weiter S. Wari, in| Ane PERU TM ee Philadelphia at noon May 15| arent Connalionien *evaiigr pidiatne $5.00 to $10.00 have available for sub-lease some good suites of office rooms at one-half prevailing rental rate; also storage space with freight elevator. Western Realty Co. Phone 1078. 5-31-3t ieges he paid William Kolczynski | lar for the latter’s wife and two children shown here. Walter i, 18, reported the matter te the police when, he alloges, Banas said he was included in tho “bill of sale.” PACKED HOUSE ENDS WAUDENLE MT ui THEATER : GONTORTIONIST I isin ig, caMEDY FEATURED is week's _yaudeville numbers Ir a par with any. of the best acts seen here in the and in a couple of instanc You cannot appreciate the ex- ceptionally fine quality unless you come in and see them. HUBER “The Jeweler in Your Town” that is appreciated by the audience. The settings and costumes worn are elaborate. The vaudeville mumbers will be seen tonight for the last time, Pearl White stars in the picture “Without Fear” a strong society drama and takes her part in usual good form.. Pathe News and Topics of the Day complete a bill well worth seeing. He showed me a gun he carried | nside pocket. Then he said a n the city looking for h Fondling the revotver he said it we help bim to get the man who was try-| at ing to get him. Later he asked me Where he could get a train for Eliza an uproar most “¢ ine time. contortio: the best. Master Billy Thompson in a spe- For a Howard is as good as beth, N. Y., @I told him to go to the| better. The acts are all snappy and act with Thompson and Ber. ipfermation window, which he did.” | carry oviginal lines and stunts and res a.hit, resembling Jaciele Phillips then related how he saw 7 times during the evening the Coogan in many ways. The little the man next morning at the entrance © is brought down with the | ¢, ; i Oo — nN i a wo is ‘ellow is as versatile as Al. Jolson da now to the BellevueStratford hotel. He} wisiams. Each dt the four acts | himscif and pulls his act off men Say vege: Ss x wore a brown suit and a gray cap.| have elaborate staging and the. c showed him the pistol and said “I will Peters-spoke to him he said and again get him unless he gets me first.’ Phillips said he saw Peters walk to ® very well dressed young man who came across tho street. They talked for a few seconds and then started for an automobile. When Philips was reminded that Pciers' body was found on the 16th, he expressed the opinion that he might have been killed nearby and his body carried to where it ‘was found. ONE GROUP CF SLEUTHS GIVE UP MYSTERY. WHITE PLAINS, 1 N. Y., June 1.— The entrance of gne troup of detec 1 tives, brought into the killing case by District Attorney Weeks to investigate every angle of the mysterious blackmail and shooting affair, and the exit of another group that now declare that their failure to find “Ross” mentioned by Ward as blackmatler-in-chief, convince them that “Ross” is a pure myth, marked the sixteenth day since ex-saflor Pet- ers was found shot to death on the Kensico reservoir road. ‘The search of the Ward home was declared to-have failed to disclose any evidence of a gun fight there. Ward-Peters tumes worn by the feminine artists in the “dress-up” acts are unusually pretty. Paul Howard ‘starts the bill this as a dancing and singing con ist and his act appealed to s the best. Howard is as ng without bones as it is for pature to make him and inly ses it to advantace. ] He pulls all kinds of stunts with his supple body and keeps the house in begin another separate examination to the Ward home on 16,| of the shooting, g to ry told by the son of the mil uecor Mr. refused ‘to answer lists of questions submitted by news tr nkly men on the Ward case but.t admits that the mystery has him wor: ried and that he is deiermined to reach the bottor affair. Ward, who y when the searching party arrived at his. home arrived shortly after they had com: pleted their task and departed. He only to seon re y in his automo way that pleases everyone. He sings and dances and does a mono- logue with the ease of a grown-up professional. This little chap by his own personal efforts and speeches during the Biberty Loan drives, raised more than $2,000,000 for Uncle Sam. Thompson and Berri pull some good chatter. Welsh and Hazelton put on a rap: re comedy sketch called “Jim Jani.or" and for 15 minutes their es keep the audience pretty well amused. The three dancing girls do some clever classical dances, particularly r of the groupe, who of a Pavlowa. She ally difficult toe dance SUCH PAINS AS THIS WOMANHAD Two Months could not turnin Bed LydiaE.Pinkham’sVegetableCom- | - pound Finally Restored Health Seattle, Washington. — “Thad drag- —no heat or drudgery if you do it the easy Lorain way $35 to $45 Fitform Suits $24.45 $50 to $60 Stratford Suits $34.45 $65 to $75 Stratford Suits $44.45 Wilson Bro’s Furnishings At Cost and Less Than Cost All Stacy-Adams Shoes — and Oxfords $10.35 Values to $16.50. All $10.00 Shoes and Oxfords $5.95 Van Heusen Collars, 2 for 75c All Straw Hats One-Third Off Westchester county officials are to tion EF. YOU own a Louis equipped gas range you can do your canning in a far easier, better way. 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