Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 25, 1922, Page 2

Ee 12 ie __PAGE Two STRIKEBREAKERS ON COAST FIRED UPON BY STRIKERS’ MOB FAIR EXHIBITS : | Attempt Made to Rush Passenger Bring- ing Workers Into San Bernardino; FROM NATRONA Feeling Is Running High f i SAN BERNARDINO, Cal., July 25.—Firing of shots at a | train bringing non-union shop workers to this city last night Tf HIT REC OAL and an attempt by a crowd of strike sympathizers to rush the i i fhe Casper Dailp Cridunce TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1922. 1 hon ‘will be staged by Sam Mylie and | the stock company and these made “Great stuff,” was the consensus of Bis Tankes Doodle girls. The bill 1s }tnelr bow to the Casper public with| Pinion of those. who saw the show entirely new and will run for three | last night days. i= Success and were greeted with the = ‘ SCORE i COLUMBIA Judging from the way that the pro- |**i@ent assurance that thetr stay in} y Qosne ry y night at 12 o'clock Guction of last night was met, one © er would be a pleasant one and| for Cheyenne F be filled with an opportunity te} $19 round trip. many friends in the course of rs work. The romance of moonlight, the tre- mendous force of young love, the fool- ishness of our contemporaries, all Mylie's Yankee Dopdie chorus pep-| ci] Work ped up the intervals of “The End of a : Py (Political Advertisement.) ee ia an Perfect Day” until the audience was) St the Columbia theater this evening fairly taken off its feet. - Many new faces had been added to | Starting Tomorrow : Morning Our Semi-annual exploded the engi-| coaches we d by a switch en i) to the foot of a vind which . Py : i} : 3 tr D stock $ { rd ¢ st pathiz- i aduct as the eo : : y stepped onto it. Deputy SS ee BS <i and police ordered the es Dy the railroad property. There | _==ea ees a crowd of between | were several encounters before the gathered, many| property was cleared. The 16-year ack. There another] old son of a striker, who was with lo was exploded and shots’ his mother in the crowd, was injured ‘THE BOHEMIAN GIRL’ TO | BE FIRST OFFERING HERE |\CAINS SO BAD oF BIG OPERA company\|| WOULDGOTOBED Two W Tell How Lydia E. 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