Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1922, Page 12

! PAGE TWELVE LOCAL FIGHTERS SIGN FOR BOUTS Gilmore and. Murphy Leave to | Meet Battlers in Nebras- ka a Rings. Dade Ghmore and Spike local leather-pushers, will Murphy, to Torrington this week-end to engage in| ‘The French company has a distingt American fistie combat Neer a@ couple of fast Nebraska boys. Gilmore will battle Kid Pickett of scottsbiutt on Satur. day night, while Spike will meet George Kinney a day later. Both il be over the 10-round route and will be a part of the rodeo cele- bration at Torrington. On July 4 Gilmore is scheduled to fight Joe (Wop) Ryan a 10-round bat- @ at Alliance, Neb. be required to weigh i at 135 on the afternoon of the fight, so the Dude have to be trained down fine for went. He says that he can make the weight all right and still be strong. AEAUTIFUL SCENES OF ARABIA ARE. DEPICTED IN “THE SHEIK'S WIFE") The Sheik's Wife,” gest French sotion picture produc tions eer made, will be shown at the Wyoming ‘theater, atarting tomerrow. The scenes were actually filmed in one of the big ‘ronnie [=x to have carried on his operations im the tasement of his home at 135 eae = street. | story, dramatic and at times primitive | “The Sheik’s Wife" represents a sgiit tering gem of art iva setting of con vincing realism. “The Sheik's Wife” rings true dow FORMER OFFENDER 1S CAUGHT WITH STILL Repeating an offense for which he| paid a heavy fine two weeks ago.| Thomas Cotter was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Deputy John Powert, when he was found with a small still in operation on his premises. The ap- paratus and a small quantity of “moon” have been confiscated and Cotter placed in the Couty jail. He is In Germany a mark a aoa | foun dinner in 1914, today ‘t buys two to the tiniest detail. All of the extra and a few of the imporfant roies were | played by nacves whose repugnance © tace the curious eye of the moving perinasad sesh pr ee silver. Some of these “picyers.” the way, pede ates 4 asa SEIN less steeds. This correct- ness in the detail of eastern life and customs wil be a welcome change to an American public not used to it. [advantage over an one in this instance. One cannot view “The Sheik’s Wife” with its unquestionable accuracy of local color, and fafl to realize this. ee Mrs. E. C. Lardner wil arrive to- morrow and will spend a few days visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Robert N. Ogden Jr. at Twelfth and Lincoln streets, Casper, Wyo., and I will not be responsible for any bill incurred by the Queen Grocery Store on or after June 10, 1922. W. J. TUBBS. The boys wil | == Aredia. “The Sheik’s Wife” is re- garded as the very cream of big for- eign film creations now available for American marketing. “The Sheik's Wife,” by tts very na- ture, would have been next to impos- sible to film to the best advantage in this country. A troupe of players and technical men made the voyage from ilies to Arabia, and then made ne journey to the deserts of the in- terior by caravan, There a countless number of distinctly beautiful and really unique “shots” were made. The undulating sand-hills, the bare, tree- ess mountains in the hazy distance and the palm-studded oases make fit- ting backgrounds for this great story of love and lovers. Picturesque ruins of an ancient tem- ple were among the discoveries of the invading film men, and these are among the locales used for scenes which are pictorially magnificent, and which certainly are different from those glimpsed by American audi- ences. Added to this appeal of sheer beauty and quaintness Is the deep ap- peal of a ES and Lecmmmthas | love Relief for HAY FEVER Sufferers! 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ALSO FANCY DANCING BY COLUMBIA ARTISTS Admission $1.00 Plenty of Fun he Casper Daily Cridune I have sold my interest in the Queen Grocery, located | Re SO ac WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1922. |28- DAYS MORE-28 OUT WE GO jt FAMOUS umn QUITTING BUSINESS We want the people of Casper to know that this store was opened six months ago, and financed by one of the largest clothing manufacturers in Chicago, who wanted his line of clothing represented in Casper. For different reasons THE STORE HAS NOT PROVED A SUCCESS. The Stock Is Being Closed Out at Cost and Les Than Cost Hundreds of Bargains. Come Down During the Day or Evening and See for Yourself. We Are Almost Giving Merchandise Away We Will Be Open Every Evening Until 9 O’clock Bear in mind this store has been opened for six months. best lines of merchandise for men that are manufactured. We have always featured the Stratford Suits and Top Coats FINAL CUT —_—_— S asanacommmanamninaeseeaml Eis 3 De “39 $65 to $75 Values. 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