Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO SUCCESSOR TO JAP PREMIER 'S TOKIOPROBLEM tegent Summons Statesmen to Select Official; No Rec- ommendations to Act Upon. Associ- to the elder 8—(By The regent nsultation on the essor to Premi nend his successor. welved that Marquis Saionji, yremier and an older stat ll and would be unable to conclave. t was given out that ignation w not the cabinet Tokugoro Nakabashi minister of sducation, and Habime Motoda, min ster of communications, have been expelled from the Selyukai, the gov- arnment party which holds them re sponsible for the downfall of the cab- inet. The two ministers yesterday refused to resign when requested to by the premier who had been em- powered by the Selyukai to reorgsn ize the cabinet as he saw fit. “FOOLISH WIVES? FILM SENSATION SHOWN HERE Foolish Wives” Untversal's costly photodrama of life and intrigue at ‘Monte Carlo, which opens today at the Hub ‘heater for a four days’ run, has been: heralded: as the costliest and biggest-picture ever screened. It lives up to its promises. Never has there been such a kaleidoscope array of beau- tiful settings and artistic photoplay combined with such adept character- ization and careful direction. Erick von Strokeim, the author, d!- rector and star of the picture, has made a screen masterpiece. What: ever faults it may have, and no_pic- ture is perfect, they are submefged by the force of the theme, by the realness of the atmosphere, and by the vivid portrayals of von Stroheim and his supporting cast. It is easy to seo where Universal Princcss Iii Princess izabeth of ‘who recently became the wife of » Gorge of Greece (below), is ed critically ill following ar operation. Scouts on Hik From Laramie To Casper, 150 Miles A hundred and fifty-mile hike is one of the things that make scout life in- teresting, think Harol€ and James Marshall, brothers, and members of Troop Ne. 2 of Casper. The boys are on thelr way from Laramie to Casper carrying only their puy tents, blankets, grub, #nd what few utensils they find absolutely nec- essary. At the present time théy are at Medicine Bow. They will stop for al shali, Wyo. before reaching here. spent the $1,103,736 the picture is said to have cost. Monte Carlo, its prin- cipal buildings, its crowds, its activ- ities and its very spirit have been transferred to the screen for “Fool ish Wives.” The film company admits spending $421,000 alone for the elab- orate sets built in California in duplica- tion of buildings, parks, villas and * Premier honors in this week's vaudeville bill at the Iris theater may be awarded to thw Lestie girls r of argument. two girls present a musictal which would go well on a big time circut. Botn are attractively gowned, have pleasing personalities and a conspicuous lack of the bore act ly cheapen a performance. rendered with an animation which* convinces one that the performers enjoy their work. The pianist plays vith a dash and abandon which is particularly fetching and sings cap- ably in a sweet 2nd winning soprano voice. The cellist possesses a good voice and plays her instrument ex- traordinarily well. BIG CARNIVAL TRAVELS IN TWO SECTIONS, ONE the paraphernalia carried by the C. A ham World's yw each and every week road. rhe Wortham show carries its own special trains of two sections, sleepers, and flat cars. Each spring the cars used for transporting the show have to bé overhauled, assurance gained of their reliable solidity in every part, repairs made when necessary, the sleeping cars refurnished, and the en- tire train repainted and redecorated at’great expense. They are given a@ it is on and if everything is found O. K. are y for the road. raced with heavy timbers and steel beams, and oak boards, two inches in thickness, are pinced over the regu- lar flooring, on which the wagons run wong iron beams, with high flanges n each side, known to the shaw folks of the flat cars. By use of a block and tackle the wagons sre pulled onto the flats by horses being guided by an experienced man, called the “poler,” who walks in front of the wagon, steer- ing it so that it will not go off the “runs” or cars. Once in its place the wagon is held securely by four heavy blocks, placed at each wheel, and then promenades at Monte Carlo. pes ae dees Subscribe for The Tribune. —— to avoid the possibility of an accident, ed on with heavy rope. When unloading, the horses are on eatrical mannerisms which | d instrumental members are OF LARGEST ON ROAD Few people realize the vast amount|12 to 17 inclusive. of work required to load or unload; atest Exposition final inspection by the train master, | ch flat car is 60 feet in length.} vhen being pulled o ff the train. few days at the postoffice at Mar. | > in petra Pleat cece ete | as the “runs,” are placed at the end} be Casper Dailp Cridune LESLIE GIRLS STAR IN MUSIGAL AGT AT IIS THEATER ° OTHER ATTRIGTWVE NUMBERS MAKE UP 6000 BILL ° | Dixie Boy Morris, ia a black-face act, gets over some good sau in | fine style, dances well and nulls x«v- eral new gags. There is something | doing every minute he is on the stage and the axdience liked his act. Boyle and Patsy have a conyen- tional singing and rapid-fire talking act that saisfied. The bill is closed by Maria Corrella and company in a weight lifting act. They go about the business of their act without stalling and met with the favor of the audience. This bill, which has a thrilling pic’ ture starring William Russell, will be repeated tonight and can be rec. ommended tc those who enjoy vaude- ville. Last night the theater was packed, not a single seut being va- cant downstairs. |the ground, the same as when load- ing. and by means of a long iron cable | the wagons.are pulled from one end of |the train to the otner. Great care must me used in taking the wagone from the train. A héavy rope is at tached to the rear axle, twisted sev: eral times around an fron post, and the wagon gradually let down the runs to the ground, horses hitched on an¢ it is pulled to the show lot. The Wortham shows will exhibit on June HOUSES IN PICTURE SET “It's a tine state of affairs,” sal Rudolph Bylek, technical director for George Melford Productions, “when a herd of horses eat the roofs off the shacks in a motion picture setting and |set away with it.” That is just what happened in the Mexican village setting which Bytek had just built in a small cove on the | coast of San Francisco bay, for scenes n “Moran of the Lady Letty,” the |George Melford production for Para |mount, featuring Dorothy Dalton and Rudolpho Valentino, showing at the Iris theater next Friday and Satur- day. | Bylek went to tin setting one morn- ‘HORSES EAT ROOFS FROM jing, while it was under bonstruction, to find that the thatched roof of one © fthe houses had disappeared over- |night. He was unable to determine |how it happened until the following | evening, when the watchman was in- | structed to pay particular attention to the new thatched roofs. Just after |the men had quit work for the day several horses came over the hill and prepared to finish the job they had begun to previous evening. Henry Ford's wife seldom has her | sp] taken. This was snapped as She le*t her private car at Boston to visit friends. Th ter with was not maleate TWO THOUSAND 6 SOLO ON AUTO RAFFLE Two thousand chances have been sold ‘on the 1922 Maxwell car which is to be raffled off by the American Legion, June 17 -at the carnival grounds. Six thousand chances are yet to be sold. If the Legion is suc-) cessful in disposing of all the chances it will clear $800, which will go toward a building fund for the establicting 0” a permanent home for the local j..st. ‘The car in question was purchased rm. Kennedy Motor company | BUSINESS MEN ATTENTION Freight Bil! Audited Claims Adjusted to a Conclusion. Railway Traffic Adjustment pany Phone 555 POLICE JUDGE MURRAY | HEARS FIRST GASES IN COURT LAST EVENIN The opening session of Judge John A. Murray's police court was gone through with last night and the docket was unusually heavy. The new judge handled the cases that came up with fairness and firmness. Former Judge Perry A. Morris sct aside and watched his successor exe- cute his duties, just as Murray had watched Morris the night before. From now on Judge Murray will be in full charge of the court. That a heavy hand will be laid on Casper's speed demons was evidenced last night. Four men of this type were fined $10 each. There were also two or three minor traffic violations. Robert Clayton was fined $25 for running into a motorcycle and not re- porting the accident. Clayton was turning from Wolcott west on First In the truck he was driving. He was forced to take an undue amount of CUTICURA HEALS ECZEMA ON FACE In Blisters. Itched and | | | Burned. Used 2 Cakes Soapand3BoxesOintnient. “My face was badly: broke: out with eczema. It started in blisters and itched and burned so thet I scracched it, causing the blisters to break, and my face looked as though it had been burned. I spent many « | n using Czticura Soap and Ointment and got immediate relief, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes ef Cuticura Ointment I was completely healed.’ (Signed) Mrs. Viola Meyers, 233 So. Main St., Bellefontaine, Ohio, July 26, 1921. For every purpose of the toilet and bath, Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are wonderfully good. > BUY PIGEON’S CELEBRATED ICE TEA Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 i | street because of the puilding mater- jals that blocked part of the way. A man riding a motorcycle was coming east and wns forced to swerve to the extent that he loct control of the ma- chine and was catapulted over the bars. The truck struck the motor- cycle doing considerable dan@ge. It was because Clayton drove on that he was fined the amount by’ Judge Mur- ray, who denied him an appeal. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1922 liam Smith were hailed into the court on the charge of keeping their estab- lishment over the Bon-Ton cafe open after midnight. The men were ex- cused with the warning that Casper’s ordinances must be observed. chapter Curt Reager, ‘Tom Harris end Wil- june. 10. fourths cup wheat flour. ing from running off. FREE: Ask write New Union Seation, Denver, folder of the new Kingsford S.P. Coio., for ‘Corn Starch Some New Uses of the“Old Standby” Kinysford’s Corn Starch four eggs to one quart of milk, use three eggs and F your recipe calls for , for the egg omitted use one-half tables onful of Kingsford’s Corn Starch. For smoother, glossier gravies and sauces use & dessert spoonful of Kingsford’s ins cad of a tablespoonful of wheat fionr. For lighter, flakier biscuits, pie crusts and muf- fins, make your pastry flour with one-fourth cup of Kingsford’s and three- A little Kingsford’s Corn Starch dusted on top of cakes before icing prevents the frost- A quarter teaspoonful of Kingsford’s Corn Starch put into each of your salt-shakers will keep the salt from caking. 1 306, yuciful recipes Casper Music and Record Exchange 104 South Ash St. Corner West of Columbia Theater Bring in your old récords and ex- change them for new or used rec- ords. All records are thoroughly cleaned and sterilized before they leave our shop. ‘We buy and sell all kinds of good used musical instruments. No Junk in Our Store The Ohio Club Everything on the market, served family style, all you can st, no limit, just like home Al foods bought, handled. pre pared cooked and served by women. Rooms for a Iimited number only, Special rates by the week. 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