Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOEK. sper Daiiy Cribune WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1923, WPNATIONAL INCOME GOES UP Increase of More Than Six- teen Million Yen Over Last Year’s Period. TOKIO, Jan. 17.—(Assoctated Press Mail.)—The income of the Imperial government for the seven months of the fiscal year to November 1 totaled 1,043,000,000 yen, an increase of 18 million compared with the same period last year. The sources are listed as follows: Brought forward from last year, 575, 873,000 yen; taxation, 289,392,000 yen; stamp revenue, 416,000,000 yen; in- come from government enterprises and property, 105,843,000 yen; sundry revenue, 12.802 ernment property, yen; extra sundry rev . 6,094,000 yen; miscel- Taneous, The tax revenue is listed: Land tax, 133,000 yen; in come tax, 31,286,000 yen; business tax, tax, 61,061,000 tion tax, 673,000 textile tax, 30,647,000 yen; customs revenue, BT, 299,000 yen; miscelianeous, 1g,313,000 yen. Mary Pickford In New-Old Photoplay Will Be Seen in Her Own 1922 Production of “Tess of the Storm Country.” An artistic triumph of several years ago, “Tess of the Storm Country” has been revived in a ni Production by Mary Pickford. It is the first in- stance in which a great star has re- built from the past a motion picture which won for her the foremost place in the heart of the screen worshipping public “Tess of the Storm Country,” tn {ts new form—all old prints of the] original production having been with-| @rawn from cireulationsdeals with the human drama ai n a hum- ble community of fishermen—squat- ters on the shore of a Inke belonging to a wealthy and greedy owner. Stern| efforts to evict the fisherfolk are cen tered on Tess, daughter, of a mild @l4 waterman. It 1s her winsome ity and sweetness which inspire @ son of the wealthy man to inter-/ for the squatters. i} ; There is a confilct between this eung man and a villanious rough Who persecutes the girl with unwel ome attentions. A heart tor sacrifice on the part of Tess save! the rich man's daughter from grace, and there is powerful situa-| tion added by the fisher lass going| through the agon of having her] father arrested and ed for murder.| This most appealing story is from & best of a decade ago by| Grace Miller White, and its happy conclusion 1s reached after tremen-| doys suspense such as Mary Pickford! alone can build up with her renowned | gifts of mimicry This new, 1922, production of “Tess et the Storm Country,” produced by Miss Pickford for United Artists’ re lease, has been booked as the feature attraction for Friday, Saturday, Sun- day and Monday by the management of the America theate: CLEAN KIDNEYS BY DRINKING | LOTS OF WATER Take Salts to Flush Kidneys if Bladder Bothers or Back Hurts | seller Eating too much rich food may pro- duce kidney trouble in some form, anys a well-known authority, because the acids created excite the kidneys Then they become overworked, get aluggish, clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly backache and misery in the kidney region, rheu- matic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary tr ritation. The moment your back hurts or kidneys aren't acting right, or if blad der bothers you, begin drinking lots of | god water and also get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good | Leo-opérative banks CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 17.—Ten in’ operation, a half Cozen more in process of organ: ization, Including one to be open mediately in Spo 1 im- d another in New York, establishment of two branches in Cleveland of the parent institution and an increase in re. sources from $653,000 to $19,000 000 are thu results of the entrance 26 months ago of the Brotherhood of Lo- coniotive Engineers inte the banking field. In addition to its banking business the brotherhdod has extensive coal properties, a matl order dry goods house dolng a department store busi- néss and © number of other e9-opcra- tive businesses in the hands of the engineers brotherhood and its mem bers. The growth has mate the Locomo tive ineers brotherhood the most powerful union financially in country and an utstanding financla) factor large banking in stitutions of the nation. Skin Ablaze with Eczema Constant Itching Almost Unbearable! ‘We know there is one thing th and that is more 8. 8. builds them by a can inerease your Fed-blood cells to the point where it fg practically impossible for eczema te mong othe exist. We know that as blood-celle number, blood impurith t fol- lows day. Both are facts! But have you, . ever actually taken s wonderful fact? like you have never it! Skin eruption about pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days ar ur kidneys may then act fine. Th amous salts is made from the { grapes and lemon; Juice, combine lithia, and has | been used for to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activ ity; also to neutralize the acids in the | system so the 0 longer irri | tate, thus often ving bladder dis- orders Jad make water and wor take now keep the kidneys a clea your physician exam at leas qnd me » your kidneys fiery, skin-diggin tearing, unreach- blackheads and ck up and go, when d-cells begins to roll the fighting-glan builds them by the been doing it since s one of the greatest \Iders, blood - cleansers and body-builders known to us mor- tals! When you put theno facts to- getber—then io continue to bave ecze- 1826! . f blood - cell b Will take in stock or sell hay with lots of range and running water. HENRY SCHNOOR Ma and skin eruptions looks more like @ sin than « disease, Mrs. Arthur N. Smith, Pearl St., Newark, Ohio, writest “My little girl had a very bad ease of eczema. 8. 5. te well now. Bhe began taking S. and T thank y much. I hat @ oF nedicine it too much about it, for de . K is your opportunity. ouly vegetavie medi gredients. Hecause %. 8. 8. doe: Fed-blood-cells, it routs rheun builds firm fills ont cheeks, beautif’ the complexion, 1 Dare run-down. bullds you up w en yor F a iss t \ drug 2. in The larger slze bottle ts makes yon feak like yourself fe brilliant career It was The It’s the Millions have loved Grace Miller White's famous novel, but you can see it at the r is her brand new ten-reel production of “Tess of the Storm Country,” which will be ight years ago that Mary Pickford first made * ng, more beautiful, more sweeping, more po wept away by it. only the screen at its fullest power could ever do justice to it. “Tess of the Storm Country” and that is Mary Pickford’ Casper has also paid a tremendous pr "s “Tess of the Storm.Country. Tess ful! Never, n And now she has done it! i ‘Tess of the Storm Country speaking stage has proved inadequate to the magnitude of tho story, 1922 version that the colossal Chicago theater recently ular 10c and 40c price, See it at the America and it right. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER BANKS INCREASE RESOURCES TO HUGE | FIGURE IN ONE YEAR'S TIME shipping Board | Banks in which officers of the brotherhood here are financially in | terested are The Pe ; te Bank! of Hammond, Ind., The San Bernar-} dino, Calif., with branches in Bars-| tow an Mes. Calif, The Brother: | | hood ¢ tive National Bank at Minneapolis and the Federated Bank ust Company of Birmingham, over Out of the Cleveland movement have also grown cooperative banks owned by the workers, but not con- nected with the Cleveland institution at Philacelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, Tucson, Ariz, and other cities. Warren §. Stone. president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and president of the engineers bank fs also an officer of a coal mining company. A number ef mines have been in operation by this company for months in Kentucky and Ten company which gives share. VYOMING Continuous 1 to 11 | LAST TIMES TODAY a, / ROBERT Z. LEONARDS PRESENTATION OF Also Two-Part Comedy “MAMA’S COWPUNCHER” —And— NEWS WEEKLY TOMORROW WALLACE REID —In “RENT FREE” —And— “IN THE DAYS OF BUFFALO BILL” Children, don’t forget the |Pony Contest is nearly over. |500 votes Thursday to each kid attending. holders a ten per cent discount on all § 8 does a mail order business thing from clothing to jew- poet ive NERO)’ FOX SPECTACLES | bos, noc oy gra cron] 1S FHLAN OF BIG EFFECTS | | | SHOWING AT AMERICA Hits | ... aa in, in-all his glory and his great- Freighter er my, arrived in Casper yester- Reef, Is Beached P Williarn Fox, navies pa up his mind to let the motion. picture pubke know just what the last of |the Caesars and his dissolute court MANILA, P. I., Jan. 17.—(By The! looked like, sent J. Gordon Edwards Associated | Press.)—The shipping over to Rome so that the proper at- board freigther Patrick Henry, oper-| mosphere snd the correct types of ated by the Tampa Inter-Ocean com-} characters might be secured. The re- pany, today struck a reef off Sibay|Sult of this famous director's labors, island, 209 miles south of Manila, and| combinec with the efforts of a fine had to be beached. st and also those of the largest The weather is fine and the sea'and most energetic mob ever put to calm. work in a film. 1s now being shown — aetna to the public under the short and Aeroplanes flying in mountainous) direct title, ‘Nero.” countries have on more than one oc-| Nero” is an amazing p'eture. The casion been attacked by eagles, who| claim that it 1s a super-special is fully mistook the strange machines for u substantirted. In fact, everything rival bird. about it is super-sets, actin, photo PREVENT THOSE FREQUENT ATTACKS _ OF SICK HEADACHES Violent sick headaches are N. A mild digestant bas been adde@ ture’s alarm to you of physical dis-| to genuine aspirin to counteract order. 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The Breath-taking Chariot Race. 12 Reels of Gorgeousness. NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 MARY PICKFORD IN HER NEWEST AND GREATEST PRODUCTION, “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” The crowning achievement of Mary Pickford’s time in Casper, starting Friday, at the America theater. do it again, bigger, more thrill br lhown for the first inte a photoplay, and cver since she has longed to s she done such a wonderful thing before! ind Mary Pickford was the first to realize that There is onl ‘id $45,000 to show. one authentic The America theater of Accept no substitutes for Mary graphy, sensations and p’ot. Nothing quite so compactly built by big mo- tives, large effects and a lavish out of real money has ever before ched the se: The-cast is novel and thoroughly It is also cosmopolitan. 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