Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1923, Page 14

Bn - | Aeros roneme MAP oe RAMAN eee 1poe PAGE FOURTEEN. SAISES PASSING AVERT NICHOLSON FUNERAL WILL BE An uw HELD NEXT THURSDAY IN DENVER tr DENVER, Colo., March 27.—Ex-|Senator Nicholson many years ago pressions of sorrow at the passing | worked in the mines of Leadville, Colo. n Colorado's junior United States sena ‘al services of the late senator c tor, Samuel D. Nicholson, continued 1 Thursday afternoon from) 1, to mount today with the receipt of al Presbyterian church here u L. | additional telegrams from all parts of | 7 H. Wray Boyle, pastor. the country at the home of the sena-| will conduct the services. Services at| tor who died last Saturday night. The messages from friends and bus'- ness associates ranging from his col- leagues in the senate and members of \the cabinet to the men with whom Columbia Offers be buried, wil Denver Mas Banks on Nebraska Side Attacked by Flood . Waters Today. ator Nicholson was a member. ‘SHERIFF SHOT ch 26.—Danger OMAHA, Neb. of ¢ age to Iowa farm fi rs of the Mis. Onawa, Starting tonight the Revue of Revues | company under the direc-} tion of Bobby Vali will present in tav-| old form the well gorge personal TOPE bert KA, March — Sheriff Al Mayer of oPttawatomie coun. shot and seriously injured to- bers after the ban 4 the known comedy, which has ‘The Traveling S toured seas nan Farmers er season over the is circults an edies that there are few other lay & satisfied the multitudes of the-| -—as has this one. In fact t is still one of the favorites of tho} big stock companies all over the coun: try. An augmented cast uill be used n its production here and as Bobby} Vail says It is his pet bill one can| 1g to word claim to hay-| of the state bank cemmiss{oner here. can ater-goe narrow and the at great chunks of ed away from yout 18 feet t was re: ing haspital at Manhattan. h are Nected p sald. e@ bandits blew open the safe. elevator is only about yhen last. # 7 r levator is ONY, beni, |fook forward to somethinf—away out| When last seen they were driving 50 of the bank, | ieee ordina rie bebsni lle ana| South from Pottawatomie in an au- houses are : omible. feet from {ensemble numbers that will be inter-| tomb! eet fro ———. spersed have been well chosen and n portion city blocks |0He of the best programs of the pres ent season is promised The photoplay, ‘The Face ot the © river accompanted | The photoplay, RT nel, though | World.” ts another Irvin W. W! s he aisha fon and that's almost “nuff It {s taken from Johan Bojers's was said. 7 at novel of the same name. It NIGHT NEWS thrills and laughs galore and y sometimes “the face of the world’ {s |‘ Kindly, sometimes it {s stern, it will be DETROIT—Rabbi Leo M. Frank ound always entertaining. =The ogram will run for three day ladies’ We lin, declared the Israelite House of Dayid at Benton Harbor has noth- PRESBYTERIAN BUILDING TINNER GIVEN TOMORROW ° =e ey A lady saved $8.50 on a $31.50 Ax- remained “dry” when the assembly minst refused to act on a resolution, bur- rug at Graham Shields Fur. ‘0. Why don't you save on where the body | be in charge of a| nic lodge to be designated by the Leadville lodge, of which ‘Sen-| Che New York ratification Eighteenth amendment. of the CHRISTIANIA—The Norwegian parliament voted to abolish the prohibition on neavy wines and the bill has been sanctioned by the king. WARSAW —The Polish govern- ment submitted to parliament a bill granting amnesty for all of- fenses committed from political or religious motives. PHILADELPHIA. — Five recent deaths from alcoholism started an investigation by federal and city authorities to trace the source of | poisonous liquor they claim is being New Bill Tonight BY ROBBERS Stato t Westmorclane, Kan., accord: | recev.ed at the. office | into Westmoreland details were lack-| The sheriff was removed to a| He received | two charges of buckshot, the report As the robbers had cut the wires| She | Presbyterian), Ladies! Aid so rug purchases. fed in common, intended to rescind clety will give a dinner tomorrow a = SS nen tog from 5:30 until 8 o'clock # the Pres: : byterian tabernacle at Sixth and streets for the benefit of the The rs ble to —) have urged the AyESuIES UEN i Is—Bilious Liver ARSHIPS ON RETURN. | For Constipated Bowels 7 Press.)—1 — 2 nes flying back} Phe nicest catharticlaxative to vy morning and you will feel S' from Porto Rico,| physic yur bowels when you have “They’ work while youl 4 here from Santo Do- erendaehs iictances SE pares Me es nday began leaving short- C Pan aa aEan Monday for I nding pli Guantanamo leading plane got off at in a strong following wind. ness Sour Stomach | Ol like Cascarets. One or two] Chic tonight will empty your bowels com-]| tisement. ly ten cents a box arots too.—Adver- $11 a.m Wonderfully Prepared for EASTER SHOPPING A Most Opportune Sale of Smart New Sport Coats Women and misses accustomed -to paying higher prices for their Coats must see these. They are Sport Coats or of the finest kind which we were for- tunate to buy at generous price con- cessions—and we have priced them extremely low. $12.50, $16.50, $19.50, $24.50 MODERATE PRICES FEATURE Our Showing of High Quality Capes, Coats, Wraps Stunning beautiful Bolivia, Armondale, Fashona and deep Pile fabrics. Wrap around ef- fects, blouse backs, side-tie wraps. $24.50, $32.50, $42.50 Up to $87.50 creations in New Silk Dresses for Easter Charming creations. Among the hundreds of new effects we mention flare sleeves of contrast materials, straightline with small tucks, beauti- ful beaded designs and hand embroid- ery in all the appealing new colors. $12.50, $15.50, $18.50, $24.50 Up to $42.50 Joe David & Co. 227 South Center Street Phone 747 KART sold in the tenderloin district at 10 cents a drink or three drinks for ‘a quarter, sper Dailp Cribune ‘TODAY'S MODERNISM | GOES BACK CENTURIES, FILM MAKING REVEALS | oh Modernism does not mean so very much after all when one gets right | down to the matter of considering de- |tails, Explicitly. what might be given [credit as a modern mode or luxury | generally can be traced back to origins ‘in centuries long bygone. Thus is all the more credence gained by the old saying anent there being nothing new under the sun. All this was among the many interesting discoveries of the corps of researchers Douglas Fair- banks put to work when he decided Which is Larger the Sun or a Cent The sun is the largest but you can hold the cent so close to your eye that you'll lose sight of the sun. Don’t let a cheap price or a big can baking powder make you lose sight of quality CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER that of brand. fs the quality leav- ener—for real econo- my in the kitchen, always use Calumet, one trial will con- vince you. Its sales are 2% times as much as & any other PRP ae ee A eh erat ¥, Jere Pes ane te THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER Cit ii mn IMPOSSIBILITY The trouble public tics is that it mental that method of trying to solve utility through the process of poli- The utility is an economic institution, its problems are economic and it is funda- problem cannot be solved politically. NATRONA POWER COMPANY El 0 0 with the old problems can’t be done. an economic ail Mr. Casper Business Man Let the world know that Casper’s First Annual Rodeo, Au- gust Ist to bth, will be a big boost for Casper. Nearly two-thirds of the business men are announcing it on their envelopes. Get in line and order your envelopes printed now. Phone Rodeo office 1 for your envelopes and have Any printing shop in town will fill your order. and Rodeo representative will call them printed. A jto make his new screen production, “Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood,” which has proved to be his most not- fable cinema triumph, and which under a United Artists release is coming next Friday to both the America and Iris theaters. | For instance, if the present-day members of the gentler sex imag'ne for one minute that they are up-to- date simply because they use cosme tics, are mistaken inasmuch as they Jare very old-fashioned! ‘The ladies |who charmed men back in the twelfth century, when Robin Hood had his ro- mantic fling at setting high examples in-chivalry, used ungents, powders and eyebrow darkeners and “made up” adeptly with the aid of burnished metal mirrors. Nor is the fondness of the girls of STOP that cough—not by suppress- ing it, but Dy removing the real cause. Chiroprastto Spinal Analysis, for which we make no charge, will locate the real cause of your cought. It is a warning that something is wrong and you should heed it, NEGLECTED CAUSES 3LP. HAVE CAUSE REMOVED BY CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS Bring all your health troubles to— Robert N. Grove CHIROPRACTOR Over White's Grocery 112 East Second Street Phone 2220. Palmer School Graduate today for fancy handkerchiefs original with them. Most all of King Rich- ard’s fair subjects had a weakness for dainty creations of this line and they embroidered them, too. They also wore veils of styles far in advance of those in vogue nowadays, and just now modern style creators are decree ing the return of knitted hose such as the women of eight hundred years ago nvariably c. a A man saved $12.50 on a Doufold at Graham Shields Furniture Co., where prices are always cheaper. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Vernon Robbing and wife, Bar bara, call Red Cross rooms, 219 Beci: linger Bldg. Trees and Shrubs Have you bought your trees and shrul Only three weeks until a car be shipped. Order imme. diately or it will be tco late. Ss. H. PUNTENNEY Colorado Nursery Co. Phone 760, AUTOMOBILE SHOW TONIGHT ARKEON BE THERE This Home Must Be Sold Five rooms, strictly modern, oak floors, kitch- ; en and bathroom finished in white enamel, gas range connected, furnace heat. Full basement with two finished rooms, clothes closet, toilet, gas in furnace and gas water heater. This home is located on nice level lot with lawn, walks and curb, on Capitol Hill, in very desirable residen- tial district. Price $6,000, terms. SEE BEN REALTY CO. REALTORS trimmed. Phone 1730 38 Distinctive Footwear “The Rosilyn’’ Grey Suede Patent trim- med, Black Satin Suede trimmed, Mat Kid Patent THE BOOTERY 223%. “Your Feet Will Bring You Back” This Is Not a Circus, But Means Much to Casper Women Watch The Tribune 38 /