Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT de Casper Daily Cridbune CONTRACT FOR INSPECTION OF Council Takes Up Question aty Monday Night Meeting and | Extends Service for | 30 Days. } The question of renewing the cen-| tract with the Wyoming Clinical lab-| oratory for milk and water inspection | was brought before the city council | ast night with the result that pend-| ng a decision to be made within the} next mot continuation of the serv- Yeo was authorized for 30 days ‘The/| ast contract expired May 31, and some of the councilmen were in favor/ = provisions monthly here-/ laboratory for such in-| 4 of having a yearly) Dr. J. F. O'Donnel, who was pres- ent, spoke to the bodr on the seriou condition of the milk tn Casper. Dr. O'Donr idea is to build up a clinie here t will be very efficient. He said that he would like a heelth com- mission board instituted by the city and county co-operating. Dr. O'Donnell also stated that ne- gotiations are under way whereby the Rockefeller foundation is to furnish 35,000 toward the starting of such a board for the first year. A full term health officer in charge of the board was advocated, A stirring attack on the careless- ness of mfiik dealers tn Casper was voiced by the doctor, who stated that t*had been in the past the policy of the authorities in Casper to educate the deelers us to the proper methods handling their products, but that the time for education was past and the time for enforcing the ordinance at hand. Casper’s ordinance demands a Class B milk, that is a milk containing not more than 500,000 bacteria for every lo drops. Much of the milk delivered in Casper contains twice that much, The council determined to retain according to Dr. O*Donnell. Dr, O'Donnell for 30 days, during which time it may decide whether tt wishes to renew tthe contract with the Wyoming Clinica! laboratory. Among other things discussed at the council meeting Inst night was the matter of the aviation field which has been requested by a company in mapping out the course of fts planes through the western states. Council- man Pettingill advised that the com pany be tnvited to use the field a» be. ing conductve to the best interests of Casper, but no definite action was taken. A motion was passed that show companies desiring to us the city wa- ter furnished at the fair grounds must first obtain a license from the city for operating. Whether washed gravel is better or worse, cheaper or more expensive than pit run occupied the major part of the meeting. pie fs DARING GIRL MOTORBIKE RIDER WITH WORTHAM SHOWS HERE NEXT WEEK Dorothy Connell, the “MMe a Minute Girt,” who will be this season with the C. A. Wortham World's Great- est Exposition shows, is one of the most daring and accomplished motor eycle riders in the world. She is a pretty and attractive young lady, slight of build, but with a world of nerve, and no man has ever been found who can duplicate her feats. Miss Connell will come to this city for a week's engagement, under the auspices of the American Legion be- ginning June 12. She is recognized as the most fearless rider ever before the public, and her daredevil stunts on an absolutely perpendicular wall make the spectators gasp with astonishment. Miss Connell not only rides a ‘motor- cycle, as a speed of 60-miles an hour, on this straight track, but also races against an automobile on the same track. This attraction is always the mecca of those with good red blood coursing through their veins. Harry Baker, champion trick rider, is a co-star with Miss Connell in the autodome. Baker rides a super-high powered motorcycle on the perpendicu- lar car course, which the machine is going at terrific speed he released his hold on the handle bars, sits astride! the machine, stands on one pedal, and as a fitting climax stands upright on the seat, giving the spectators a thrill and scene long to be remembered. This and a score more of high class| shows, riding devices and attractions, complete the Wortham midway of fun and frolic: The Wortham shows will exhibit on the large tract of ground near the Mastside school. ie eel Casper Citizens Gladly Tes- tify and Confidently Rec- ommend Doan’s Kid- ney Pills. It is testtmony like the following that has placed Doan'’s Kidney Pills 80 far above competitors. When peo- ple right here at home raise their| voice in praise there is no room left| for doubt. Read the public state- mnt of a Casper citizen. S. K. Carnes, 715 South Walnut street says: “I suffered for years with 4a. weak back and other kidney trou- ble. It was brought on by heavy work and exposure. My back was so sore at times I could hardty keep up, and then it would ache. I was in con- stant misery with a dead, dull ache across my kidneys. A few boxes of ‘FREIGHT RATE SURYEY HERE IS _ AUTHORIZED AT FORUM MEETING The next to the last forum meeting of the chamber of | commerce for this summer was held at the Henning hotel to- ‘day in the nature of an open forum. Hl be on Tuesday as usual, at which time a fuil attendance has been requested, so that the season’s work may be wound up so far as luncheons are concerned. Luncheons will again be held starting: the first Tuesday in Sep-| take place July 1 throughout the state. tember. ‘The effort by the chamber to se |cure equitable freight rates for Cas- per wan again brought-up at the meet-| ing today and the dissatisfaction of freight rate committee was voiced re- garding the failure ef merchants to answer the questionnaire sent out ask- tng for statistics regarding the mat. ter. Four teams wil! be sent out tomor- Tow at 9 o'clock to canvas the differ- ent stores and business houses of the city for the purpose of obtaming an- swers to the questionnaires. Volun- teers for the teams have been called| ‘That the chamber is acting with un- due haste was the statement of Jack Leary, freight agent for the Bmiling ton railroad. Mr. Leary asked if the chamber of commerce was aware that S| very great reduction of rates will RED GROSS ACTIVE IN RESPONDING TO RELIEF CALLS; Much WORK ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE LAST MONTH ‘The progress which the Casper chapter of the American Red Cross society ts making in alleviating the | burdens of distressed individuals and | families is well brought out in the monthly report just issued by Mrs. Kittie B. Payne, executive secretary for the branch. It is the effort of | the society, according to Mrs. Payne, | to help those deserving assistance without duplicating the work of oth ers.. Many cases come to the office and these are all filed and a com- plete, record kept of them. By this means, it is easy to ascertair. the exact status of a family. Inasmuch as there are several or- ganizations in the city working along similar lines, tt is difficult to prevent | the duplication of assistance in a ; This, however, is accomplish- ed with business-like thoroughness, because of the fine system evolved. Mrs. Payne says that it is the re- | quest of the society that all persons | who know of ai cases needing at- | tention to call the office. Many statements from different persons are to the effect that the society is not doing its utmost in taking care of } Some cases, and it is this impression that the body wishes to dispel. Not only has coal, groceries, and clothing been given to different fam- ilies in need, but the office has also put forth efforts to help families to get on a sound basis by educating them to thelr responsibilities and by bringing pressure to bear on those who should support them. Many cases of deserted wives and neglected children have come before Following is the report which the executive secretary has made out for the month of May: } Letters written - Interviews in office —. New cases added to file — ais tT} Interviews in office -----.___ | Requests for financial assist- | tance ~ Letters USIVE GAMBLER FAILS | TO MAKE ESCAPE WHEN | GORNERED SECOND TIME Azie Sanara claims to be a full- blooded Syrian, but he must have some rabbit blood in him somewhere, ac- cording to representatives of the sheriff's office who raided a gambling game in which he was a participant Sunday morning. ‘When the officers forced their way into the room in which the game was in progress, Azle showed sufficient speed and elusiveness to evade cap- ture. He was chased for several blocks, but showed so many of the carmarks of an intercollegiate sprint champion that the officers gave up the hopeless race. They were confident that Sanara would harken to the call of the goddess of chance soon again jand that he could be arrested at that time. He was. Yesterday a game was in Progress at a local pool hall and when the sheriff's deputies raided the place, Azie was among those present—but only for a second, for once again he attempted to seek the open highway. ‘Under Sheriff Seidel halted him and made the arrest. It was hard luck for Azie, too, as he had a formidable bar- rier of multi-colored poker chtps in front of him at the time and his pock- his hearing will be this afternoon. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED—A set of harness. Apply Casper Storage Grocery. 6-6-tf ‘FOR LEASE—160 acres under gov- ernment permit in Bolton Creek, WANTED—Work by the day, an: kind. Phone 312M. 6-6-3t << _______ FOR RENT—Modern furnished four- room residence; $45 per month. Ad- dress H. W. Twichell. P. O. Box 102 or phone 11033 between 11 and 12,42. m. 6-6-6t Doan’s Kidney Pills cured me and I] FOR RENT — Three-room furnished have had no return of that trouble] apartment; very reasonable. Apply for years.” 1235 S. Chestnut or phone 1624NM Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't 6-3t simply ask for a kidney remedy— ret Doan's Kidiey Pilis—the same that Mr. Carnes wed. Foster-Mil- burn Co,, Mirs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. WANTED TO RENT—A double gar age; must be close in. 120 W. Mid west. Phone 249. 6-6-3t iy | be refinished same as when first put The next meeting wi 1 | Mr. Stafférd said that, while that] was true, it ought not to affect the ef | torts of the committee for it was the Gesire of the committee to get fair rates on large shipments from eastern | potnts as well as within Wyoming. Whether or not the Texas refin- ery will locate in Casper has not been determined as ‘yet, according tu Earl D. Holmes, who is a member of a committee appointed by the chamber | of commerce to induce the company to| come here “A definite answer will not be ready for iwo or three days,” said Mr. Hotraes, “But it is not un- likely that Carper business men will be called upon to raise money within 24 hours’ notiey,.” Mr. Holmes said that until the own- ers of sites that are under considera- | tion by the company can be negotinted/ | with one way or the other, nothing can| be anounced. Civilian Relief New families contacted. 1 fare club —_____. cere Ten different ind!vidnals have as- sisted. Appreciation for the co-operation received from the Pythian Sisters, the W. C. T. U. and the Welfare club as well as other societies, was voiced today. emo. «Se CABIRIN’ TO BE SiCWN LAST TIMES TONIGHT AT IRIS, STAGING 15 GREAT You can safely take your wife, your children and your whole family to see “Cabiria.” It's not a picture of mod- ern domestic life, or of sex problems. It is, instead, a magnificent spectacio of all ages that has lasted in public favor for almost a decade and gives every promise of being just as popu- lar another decade hence. It refutes the critics who say that the sceen can- not produce anything enduring, that it Provides only temporary entertain- ment. “Cabiria” is a. gigantic spectacle that was written in scenario form by Ga- briele d’Annunzio. It tells in vivid col- ors the death grapple of the two auto- crats of the old world, Rome and Carthage. Before the eyes of the thea_ ter audience, cities are destroyed fleets are burned, battalions armed with Spears, shields and javelins engaged in combat, gods are worshipped, maidens are offered as sacrifices and empires fall. Behind this spectacular barrage is @ plot as tense in interest as anything that the screen has known. It is inter- woven with a tender love story that draws every ounce of romance out of the ancients. ‘The girl Cabiria pre- sents a fragile figure who easily awak- ens sympathy, and Ernesto Pagani, as the giant Maciste, presents a charac- ter that stands out as a combination of unique dimensions and subtle act- ing. In addition to writing the scenario @'Annunzio atso supervised the scenes and did most of the directing. “Cabiria” will be at, the Iris theater for the last time tonight. -- BROOKHART WINS IN IOWA. __ DES MOINES, Iowa, June 6.—(By The Associated Press).—Nomination of Smith W. Brookhart of Washington county as the Republican candidate for United States senator, seems as- sured today by returns from 1,244 pre- cincts out of 2.348 in the state. Brook- hart received 39.8 per cent of the total vote tabulated, nearly» five per cert more than enough to nominate. His ration has been climbing stead- ily since midnight. ‘17TH CENTURY LEIS ! | NEXTTWODAYS i Comedy, Musical and Ath-| letic Numbers Fesiured in | Bill Announcnd for } This Week. comedy feature the twoday vaude- ville DIN mt the Iris theateer, Wednes- day and Thursday night, according to! Press dispatches concerning tue per-| formers tm the four act bill. { Bayle and Patsy, in an act calied “Atta Boy,” are credited with xtving the audience: the most enjoyable and amusing entertainment thetr comedy lines with splendid song numbers. Dixie Boy Morris, a former attrac- tion tm the Winter Garden revue.| would prove a valuable asset to any| amusement program. His act is the! ® lightning fast dancing feature that has made a hit wherever shown. The Leslie girls present a very cred- itable act.in which vocal and instrn- mental music is rendered. ‘The act is well costumed and will be appreciated by those who enjey talent and good ™ ‘The young Isdies possess at- tractive personalities and put their act over in fine style. Maria Correila and company present & 16 minute program called “An Ath- letic Surprise," in which the three tmuembers of the company convulse the audience with laughter. A clever comedian, a splendidly built young giant who performs feats of strength with ease, and a pretty young woman, who duplicates with featinine grace the wonderful feats performed by her more robust partner, comprise the HARD TO DUPLICATE NOW ‘The spirit of the modern world just ing a temporary revision of the seven- teenth century which Universal was using for “The Adventures of Robin- son Crusoe,” the first chapter of which comes to the Hub theater Wednveday only. in the second episode of the serial Crusce in seen crashing through the woods -with his flintlock rifle over his shoulder on a hunting expedition. “Hold your musket so that it shows more plainly, yelled the director, Robert Hill, “The firearms of the peri- ods are interesting and important.’ BY JOSEPH SABATH. @udge of the Superior Court, Cook County, TIL) Why “Foolish Wives?” Why not “Foolish Husbands” as well? Eoth of them have furnished the material for as great a motion pic- ture drama as was ever filmed. Each of them bas furnished as much grist as the otber to be ground fine in the divorce courts for the loaf of justice and repair of ruined Itves. If t, as judge assignd to hear di- vorces, before whom pass more foolish wives — and husbands—than the average man is privileged to study at close range, am to be asked to draw a moral from the motion picture play. I would say that the title is all wrong, bat the play and the moral all right. The title “Foolish Wives” dos not apply to the plot and personnel. There is only one foolish wife in the Play and she is no more foolish ten her busy, somewhat careless and gullible, though distinguished hus- personification of pep and he presents band. He falls for just as much ang- Ung tntrigue as his foolish wife, SINCLAIR PLANT HELD POSSIBLE (Continued trom Page One) fineries here, saying, among other things, that it is one of the finest to Casper or any other city. “I like Casper and am anxious to come back here again,” he said in con- cluding the intervivw, “and will come again just as soon as I can arrange time to make the trip. The Sinclair party is leaving tonight in the car Sineo. Mr. Sinclair is going to California, taking with him several of his associates, while Roderic}: Tow- er and others of the party evs return- ing to New York. Mr. Cower, whose wife is a daughter of Harry Payne Whitney, one of the leading spirits of the Mammoth Oil company, will be couldn't resist breezing in and infest-| permanently located in this city and| devil man-gi:l who beat them and a will bring his family to the city in the immediate future. MANY GASPERITES TO ATTEND SHINE MET The Imperial Shrine convention at ios Angeles. is drawing a number of Casperites. Gerry Jones, Harry An- Just then a rattling roar was heard |derson, und Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Brown overhead and tho company ‘ou: up| went to the coast city yesterday. to discover an airplane hovering just | George Evesinson, W. O. Wylie, and above the set. W. L. Bass will leave tonight. Jack “Well, can you beat that?” said Him,| Scott and L. A. Reed are already in “here I run myself ragged trying to | California and will attend the conven- inject the realism of the seventeenth | tion. century into my film and a nervy twentieth century Invention inyades my artistic endeavors-” 2 Except for the unsuspecting attacks of suc: interesting objects as airplanes Director Hill and members of his com- have sustained a spirit and gen- atmosphere of the days of the 1600's throughout the eighteen epi- sodles of the interesting serial. Harry Myers, starred as the untver- sally beloved Robinson Crusoe, is sup_ Swickurd, Gertrude Claire, Emmett King, Jack Woods, 'T. C. Jacks, John Wallace, Charles McHugh, Gloria Dav- enport and others. Emma Bell Ctifton wrote the continuity from the story by Daniel Defoe. WOOL CLIPS SELL FOR U8 GENTS THIS WEEK ‘The wool clips of Dan Ralston and Kenneth McDonald were sold this week for 38 cents, according to re- ports in Casper today. The wool was necured by a Newcastle bidder and ‘will likely be shipped from Arminto. FOR SALE | Some real bargains in Monarch, Majestic and other makes of coal ranges; priced from $10 up. Casper Gas Appliance Co. inc. 119 East First Phone 1508 KC-KC-KC-KC-KC-K: SAME PRICE for over 30 years KG RALSTON AND MPDONALD | BAKING POWDER than of higher priced brands. The_ government. used millions of pounds KC-KC-KC-KC-KC-KO EET BUY FRESH ROASTED COFFEE Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 Have Perfect Floors Clean, Smooth, Sanitary, Beautiful There is no reason for having dirty, worn, unsightly floors. The “, I. can Universal” Floor good as new, Oak, maple, hard pine, birch, or any wood is easily cleaned and made as smooth as glass. They can down. Old Floors Made Like New New Floors Made Perfect | “Amerjean Universal” method fin- ishes any floor beautifully and entire- ly without the usual muss. A vac- uum fan deposits all dirt in a bag, leaving the job clean as you go along. Let us explain the method and quote you prices. LEO J. BECK 234 West Seventh Phone 807M. SUMMER SCHOOL WITHIN COOL, AIRY ROOMS Is the ideal place to spend the summer months. Don’t spend a small fortune in seeking elsewhere that same training you can have at home for a small cost. Good positions await our graduates right here in Casper. There is one for you but you cannot expect to get it without preparation. “A Few Months With Us and You Can Enter the wi PHONE 1325 CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE (INCORPORATED) 546 East Yellowstone Avec. VAUDEVILLE AT st aF steno cor unes Yosh WE —TRVS THEATER UM FEATURE STARTS BIG RUN AT HUB ON THURSDAY transplanted from matter of tact | America to the spectacular vanities | | and intriguir@ social macistrom of | Monte Cario. | But the most beantiful feature of that rave the pair from marital dis- aster after their follies have led them onto the recks of perilous experi- | ence. ‘This latter ts the great moral of | the story. Because ft carries this messge it should be seen and taker | to heart. It is thts understanding of the temptations and trials of each party to a Givorce suit and the ad- | | vantage of forgiveness that I try to deliver to warring couples in my court. Often the word strikes home “As to the play itseli, ft is the last TELIGADAS NOW QOLE OWNER OF TRE MANHATTAN | = few days ago, Nicholas Teligadas be- comes the sole owner of the Manhat- ened after being Closed for a number of: weeks undergoing remodeling «nd| repairs. soft society follower who is shang-| haied and made a.qan. H Im features the Photure olds amar @erous mutiny and a burning schooner Omaha wholesalers have made it easy for you ww buy on the Omaha mari:et. They have procurc2 iavorabie freight rates. They have achieved quality and variety in Omaha goods. They give you service over plants he has ever seen, and a credit word in fine acting—not overdone— costly staging, endless peinstaking in faithful reproduction of the ultra- wild life of Monte Carlo mnd an ab- sorbing story leading directly to a thrilling climax. The sheer beauty of the scenes in this play have never been outdone. This film feature will be brought to the Hub for a fourday engage ment starting Thursday of this week. | RODOLPH VALENTINO IN LATEST PICTURE AT THE IRIS LAST OF WEEK) 32'moeia 1 sat sm | @late relief trom,that headache, blown ito bits in a race with death, el a part of the battie for love and treasure in Magdsdena Bay. | Although rich in minerals, Spain has comparatively few industries, and only 10,000 miles cf railway. i COLDS QUICKLY contained tn TINGLE'S LAXO As- PIRIN overcomes the tendency of ordi: aspirin to upset the stom- rears gentle laxative has also deen added. and w! pain is removed, ===---- lute relief by cleansing the body of the toxins or body polsons which, Aspirin ic not @ nareotie érug and is.rot a heart depressant—bdut alone, pure aspirin may sometimes earache or neuralgia—ATTACK | when retained in the system, often “Moran of the Lady <etty” is Ro} YOUR GOLD AT THE FIRsT|are the hidden cause of pain. doiph Valentino's latest production in| SNEBZE. ‘The pew. jected TIN-| WAthin ten minutes after taking pert GLE’S LAXO ASPIRIN has all the pain vanquishire powers of ordi- mary aspirin with new helpful qualities added. 4 commonly prescribed digestant TINGLE’S LAXO ASPIRIN, your pain is gone and the cause of it to ask for SPIRIN—re- which he is supported by Dorothy Daltén and the showing of this fea- ture is scheduled for the Iris theater | here on Friday and Saturday of this The film ts a George Melford pro- =r pain quick duction from the famous st ry by —It’s a gentle : bd Frank Nofris, a thrilling tale of the sea and slanteyed smugglers who rove the Pacific. In it is shown a dare- Sacrificing Clearance Sale . WE ARE UNLOADING The Entire Stock «te Fashion Shop Casper people know the quality of merchandise this store carried —nothing but the best. We bought this stock in order to secure a centrally located store- room and we are GOING TO SELL IT QUICKLY AT PRICES SLASHED TO A WHISPER. Everything In Ready-to-Wear For Women Tricotine and Poiret Twill Dresses. Values up to $34.75 7,00 vate sas a $15.00 Dress Skirts, Plain and Pleated, at. Fox Scarfs. Values $75.00. At $29.75 Squirrel and Fitch okers. Values $20.00. At $11.75 CLOTH COATS Fur trimmed. and Misses ° The Prices Tell the Tale Every Piece of Merchandise Marked With a Red Tag. Sree de Chine and Taffeta Silk Dresses. ser50 at 4.75 ake Wooten Sports Skirts. Pleated and fo $16.50 at... $7.25 Waists and Blouses, in all $6.00 House Dresses styles and materials— One Lot of Dresses, Coats A and Skirts. At $2.65 One-Third Off Values up to $15.00. rs Silk Boudoir Caps at At $ 1 1 5 $15.00 Organdie Dresses Half Price | : At $8.95 A Grand Opportunity to Buy Your Winter Coat, Suit or Fur Winter Suits | Furs : a Take advantage of this Moleskin, Hudson Seal.” | Sale and buy your Furs $100.00 Values. AT LESS THAN WHOLE- g y SALE PRICES. wlooiwai One Moleskin Coat. $50. ues. Value $500.00. Ky $60.00 value. $23.75 $275 $29.75 Three Hudson Seal Coats. , $75.00 Values. Value $350.00 Each $100.00 values. $33.75 At $197.50 $49.75 HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS AT SACRIFICE PRICES. M.D. Barnett Outfitting C .U. barnett Uutntting Co. In Our New Location d vets cs 154 South Center Street Townsend Building T I f o b