Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR €be Caspet Daily Cribine SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1922. <—~—— AMATEUR NFL Their Last Photo Togéther 12 INJURED Ik MINE VIGTINS ‘| Ackerman Tailor — |es‘mn Sit mone ie Probe iw - | j f | Shop Wins Success| pymper Fractures Is Authorized SHOOTERS DEAD | | somes 3 | seriously, when ~ freight train on the ft one gaged em apt bea Phew; A Gislocated hip was suffered this/ture committee into the methods an. ' | } } ‘ j j | | CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Sept. 9—} {IVE AFI EF WASHINGTON,: Sept: 9—A bros \Pl SION Towa City Interurban crashed tnto hit to thelr advantage to patronize|™orfing by W. H. Snyder, a pumper, practices employed for the marketir | 5.11. acterman in onectthe newer] Hip in Parkerton| | Twelve persons were injured, three | lnametten “ona Be aes tise a by the senate agricy t cotton was ordered :by the sennt. | passenger train near the bridge over (Continned from Page On@ iMr. Ack: n’s. shop on Mid-|in the employ of the Midwest Refln- jot ermal East today in tae adoption of the Iowa river at Cou Falls, today. | 000 to the first rescue crew breaking | west, and have found that the service |{S company at Big Mucdy, Wyo. x > Perergcier ee then ih me lls an passenger coache was knocked! He wan brought to Casper in the|ti9f by fenator Smith, Democra:, | eae Nhe rails and tumbled into the|into the Argonaut mine was iesued|Which Mr. Ackerman gives, is thor-| 7) > Ras ambulance for treatment a:|S0uth Carolina, which seeks to dete laitch, where it caught fire. The pas-|tOday. The ntement said that at/Oushly satisfactory, Private hospital. mine whether there is interference Men Meet Tragic [ee reer rescued before they suf-/® miceting last night the question} A ‘specialty of the sflop operated ths Sener Petwape, eae) with the law of supply and demand in Montana Men Meet £ aoe aay wan whether it’ was reasonable to sup-|under this management, is ladies"! subscribe for the Tribune and get a|*he cotton’ market. De : Bed sce! ioe of, the men remained alive|custom tailored suits. The © great! yey for every 50) pald. Perera Se Blast in th né wah considered. |number of women who persist fa —_—————. ls ten tie : | “There are many points in the low-| having their suits tailored to their 2 vp for your Trfpune and get! , Subscribe and get 2 x a Paradise ParkesT 0 7) prrs.cc ins eens Dee Nace ieee dey aa ac ery Boe paid. s.isat *°Y for every 500 sata ued, “where water entirely|Joy the distinction of being perfectly |Hold Sunday Dance =: table for drinking can be obtained|dceased calle for Just euch an insti nd it is believed that the men sought/tution in a city as large as Casper. | ty in parts of the mine where the! Mr. Ackerman has sought to fill the | Paradise park will provide, a treat was good. The large majority demand and is doing so with a great |Sunday evening for those in searchaor the catisaha “ra jWrere in, exbel/| Seal 0 acdoees. lof entertainment, according to the physical condition and co St? ane Ackecman itl: orebeite deed | management, with music by the Ar-ling the fact that they have a supply} to increase the size of his staff event- |keon orchestra and singing by Hattie|or water it only remains to answer! ually if he continues to recerve |McDaniels. Miss McDaniels {8 “N-/the question 2s to how long they can| pusiness increasing in the same pro- nounced es “Casper’s greatest DIUC) survive without food. As it was only | ——-——_—————— | singer.” who won popularity in Den-\1> days at midnight, September § |ver last spring. |since they had thelr last meal, it was se nd Corriedale wool topped the market this season. Corriedale lambs, unexcelled fat the block and feeders. REGISTERED SI ban a Re ee | AND ROCKWoOOD FARMS FOR SAI | om Adimission 40c nanimous belief of those present "* .L AMERICANS SAFE. |that the mer till alive. No evi ds rT e | WASHINGTON. Sept M Amer|dence tothe contrary: van offered’ by West First, Off Center ym @ ) <. |tcans ia the interior of Anatolia were/any of those present.” Shows at 7 and 9 AVE FAMILY me SF A anos % “ ed Fri — - Do rareghiege pr carte = oS LAST TIMES TODAY “J B1GJ LYE American vice consul, unofficially} Pay up for your Tribune and get ; A SPLASHING MUSICAL COMEDY a key for every 50c paid. S124 stationed at Angora, Turkey. ce Naat bas DRUGGIST ARRESTED. BASIN, Wyo. Sept., 9—W. B, Hartigan, @ druggist of Lovell, end Michael Collins, recently slain leader of the Irish Free State, airmen of the Democrat county YO MIN General Richard Mulcahy (right), hie friend and co-worker, This photer ntral committee has been arrested was taken at the funeral of Arthur Griffith. Mulcahy now is the mill on a charge of the Micit sale of in head of the Free State. emiltery Itoxicatins liquor. Everybody’s Theater Rescate" EXTRA! = “Four ~Punctures” The Dixie Presented by ED HUGHES AND COMPANY Trio FOUR--VAUDEVILLE ACTS--FOUR = = SMXRNA— The Jigen 5 ese CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 i MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF pei Alri the town. Bmibarketions 10ce—25c THREE HARMONY Feakick Bhatoslag? Dinara are under way from Smyrna, Vurla SCHOOLS: IN LINE FOR — KINGS TODAY ONLY WESTERNER—COMEDY—NEWS REVIEW —E A ' at doors to learn the Come in it costs you nothing to loo: | Sah gee STEADY IMPROVEMENT (ms. ha ee | sual the well i 4 Monogram Hat Shop, 330 East A. Beal bout it “I take what | nS ss : igen pee Consistent improvement in the The has 29 members. I want ean d Tabloid Tabloid em and discovered | ™usio department of the Casper | The ba ng organized and give nothing! Musical bodies, body and face of Mc-| Schools is expected this year as the | will to the aip at ’ Comnady, i dheaesa yea Wut the in.| Fesult of programs outlined by Miss | Dougias on Casper day PEE I E S ‘and s i piere d by M | tude: c . 5 . juries of re ed to the; Adelaide Dampiere assisted by At least one student recital will Pictures Pictures Jean Quinn and Kathtrine Mahoney in vocal work and by H. W. Comp: : Besides these pa rroeh eae Mee Besides these Union The program for this year includes | programs. afte. given | the establishing of two glee clubs | quring the last term of.school were I a d | in the high school, the organizing | free to the public, but they proved un ry | of grade school ds, and the in- | their worth so unquest'< will prot High Class Hand Work | stalling of new courses that have | an admis: ly not heen in use before charged to those given this year, Miss Dampiere is a graduate of bac ae anes ta h 2 -W aR IND TE IN | ye, oval "Conservatory mi Phone 1232 mn during the year and also head. A driven i of steel had been 40c 40c. A bisnop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TONIGHT THE JOLLIES OF 1922 TABLOID MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY cause 0! tin. She did war work in Pay up for your Tribune and get PRESENTS ei At the conelusion of the |® key for every*50c paid. B-124t war she was with the Gallatin THE ROARING FARCE COMEDY inty high school, Bozeman, —— Mont, and put her school first among the schools of that state “Sputters” which is now being pro-| in the music department, Joliies of 1922 western farce) peen head’ of the music department “SPUTTERS” Adolph Zukor Presents with some apr ot ous. Sam! in the Lewistown division of the } A bunch of good fellows and a lot of charming Alc Heute Plctare SS ae zest) toe Abie oe ree University ge Montene: tte ee girls; a floor like glass and irresistible music. You'll Doren’ or Cc L OF HOME” strictly humorous role in the whole| Alerratege rs aba eel find all this and more at the HE CAI —WITH— y i cane ‘Miss Quinn ts a graduate of the : © there isn’t muc. plot to the! tniversity of Californie. She was | ry a redthnned we] URRY ct cals, fe Tae | IRENE RICH Mans an eroes n_ a real heroine. :] Sy . year and made a remarkable suc All the characters. are. very well] Zour 2nd, made © Temes, and SUNDAY ONLY worked out, and the situations are| "Usical comedies that were i Py ‘ : full of surprises. ; Miss Katherine Mavi." CASPER’S JOY PALACE e Co} Me) THE JOLLIES OF 1922 ae recently graduated from the North- | : d and is ¢ western university, Chicago. The girls’ glee club in the high school has drawn 60 members al- ready, and a boys’ glee club ts also receiving many applicants, Besides these there will also be both a girls’ and a boys’ quartette that should do good work. WILL OFFER ANOTHER MUSICAL REVUE And judging from the last revue they offered, it will be some little show. —ALSO— FEATURE PICTURE EUGENE O’BRIEN —IN— “JOHN SMITH” A comedy-drama with an meres to folks in every walk of life. _ Matinee Sunday at 2:30 DAY AN! Evening 7 and 9 40c NIGHT The photoplay fe in “The Call of Home story of a me ts y any lover of the thrill- ing and the overpowering. ebb at the North’’ A Paramount Picture TONIGHT Come as early as you can and stay as late as you wish. Get acquainted with our regular Saturday night “hops” and you'll find a new joy in life. Admission Two Bits and Two Tickets LADIES FREE. Dancing Every Night HUB Mame TODAY AND SUNDAY Carl Laemmle Presents A romance of gold and the |Great Northwest, and a dance hall beauty who knew how to jhandle men. Also Two-Reel Comedy “SUMMER GIRL” DEMOS TO CUT EXPENSE. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Sept. 9,— Democrats of Alabama pledged them. selves in party convention which ad. journed Friday to reduce taxes and to cut all expenses of running the government. The platform adopted called for abolition of tax adjusters and “unnecessary state employes” and “the slashing to the bone of all de- partments and economizing in every practical way.” The convention voiced its sympathy for and sent its “affectionate greetings to our stricken leader, Woodrow Wil son, a real soldier in the late-war who was wounded almost to death.” ee IRISH BATTLES CONTINUE. DUBLIN, Sept. 9.—ify The As ciated Press.)-Disagreement between two irreguar leaders operating in ; : county Kerry is reported to have caused a sanguinary fight in which a aes , tifles, bombs and machine guns were Ns tins 4 used by the opposing fection. 7 a One leader, named MoCellistrum, ts Sp said to have opposed plans for am ‘3 bushing © food convey en route to the ‘ relief of Killarney, w: : ; where the people are suffering from hunger as a re A Bishop-Cass T'neater It of the 1 lars’ : ad Sono ports, Humphrey Murphy. another fogs Sasi Pp TODAY ONLY See “THE FACE OF THE WORLD” Cellistrum, and the split spread to the Ae ire shout arose from the crowd below! ing fablesto taf to the vim. TOMORROW (Sunday) Doug Fairbanks oie “The Matrimaniac” This coupon will” admit ED C. WILSON and one to Iris Saturday. T. Sept. 9. This coupon will admit J. SMITH and one to Iris Sunday. T. Sept. 9. 0 ——— The Wyoming Building and Loar association has moved its offices the second floor of the Rialto Th Bldg. Phone 14. ranks. carried his unconscious patient from the wwreathed window of the Surin: hospital. completed @ delicate operation in spite of. the Pre TEAEOgSe mee It’s one of the most realistic and thrilling rescues over filmed. And it's only one of a series of big moments make “The Face of the World” the most remarkable picture you have ever secn. ALSO ds fe Ni “Treasure Bound” | Admit} BRANSON TWO-PART COMEDY ane: rT. it. 5. | * SUNDAY ONLY ROY STEWART —anpd LOUISE. LOVELY in— Supported by Lillian Rich and a great cast in the story of a war hero who fought his greatest fight “over here.” “Afraid to Fight” Story by L. R. 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