Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX COURT ACTION (OTARTED TO RECOVER CHILD Alleged Kidnaping Leads To Institution of Court Fight. As an aftermath of the alleged kid- maping of Anna Grace Tansey from | a Pullman car on a Denver bound C.| B. and Q. train a couple of weeks| ago, the father of the child, T. Ro-| land Tansey of Englewood, Colo., has| filed a asking the court to| » returning the girl to grant a ¢ will come up before Rose In the elghth dis and is being handled for ntiff by Bullack and Lacy. the child step and Mrs. Wolcott | "he petition {s accompanied by a decree of divorce y and his wife { 1920 given to the father. 4 000 ERMINE TAILS IN GOWN: Thres thousand ermine were re quired to make a new gown for Gloria Swansan, Only the tails of the ant raals were used in this new style crea- tion, which js an entirely original idea and a unique innovation in dress. ‘The gown is worn by Miss Swanson in the last sequence of her new star , “My American Wife," Sam Wood production for Para- which comes to the Rjalto day. | a mount a ne tafl on this new even ing gown is strung on seed pearls and hung on orchid net to keep the body Une slender. The pearl necklace, tied in a knot and falling to the floor gives a long line for the front of the gown. Ths new hip girdle is the only ine that breaks the dress from the shoulders to the floor, thus breaking the monotony of the ermine tails. Miss Swanson was so delighted with the new creation that after finishing with it for her work in the picture she purchased !t for her own personal) wardrohe. Thé gown is valued at} $25,000, a ey Smith Oriental rugs, wonderful pat terns and wonderful wearing rugs and the prices are low at Graham Shields Furniture Co. JUDGE MAKES ERRONEOUS | PREDICTION REGARDING LAWYER “About one clean shirt is all 1) thought le would ever wear. He had fallen away to a mere shadow; was as yellow as saffron and often doubled | up with pain. Doctors continually gave him morphine and were about to operate for gall stones. Mayf's| Wondertul Remedy quickly restored him to perfect health again.” It ‘s| @ simple, harmless preparation that | removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the in flammation w' causes practically all stomach, 1! 7 and intestinal all. ments, Including eppendicitis, One ose will convince or money refunded. At all druggists—Advertisement, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE— House furnishing, for one week at sacrifice; discontinu ing housekeeping. Inquire 133 8. Wol cott during day or Midwest Pharm-| FO Relinquishments; I have | six; one naif mile of refinery, | the others are six to sixteen miles of Casper; some fencing; prices $150 to| $250. Phone 1910S. FOR SALE—Houses and Apartment; | four-room modern, very nice, $2,850, $500 cash, balance monthly. Four-| mn house and ig nice, $3,- ncq monthly.| odern house, terms easy. | ites, can handle | 19103, | on easy terms. Phone | ack purse. containing | t ot books and re-| seipted bill. Finder please return to Tribune cffice and receive reward OR RENT—Two rooms for light housekeeping; gaa, Ughts and wa- ter furnished; close {n. Inquire at Yellowstone Cash Grocery, W. Ye!- lowstone. Phone 662J, FOR SALE — Most everything in household furniture; must be sold at once. Basement 645 CY, | FOR SALE—By owner, fiveroom| motern bungalow; lot faces two streets; lot 187x655 feet. Inquire at| basement 545 CY. | Merchants, Look Here! There's nothing more effective fn carrying your Clearance Sale Directly to the bouswives than @ good colored hand bill delivered into every home in Casper. It makes you the “Big Duck in a Small Pond.” We print and distribute ali kinds of hand bills at lowest Prices. See or phone the Progressive Printers Phone 1176W WIFE REFUSES TO GIVE UP JOB, HUSBAND FILES PETITION FOR DIVORCE Something unusua! tn the way of a divorce suit has been filed in dis- trict court by BE. W. Tatum against Nora M. Tatum. ‘The defendant ts evidently a perfect example of the modern woman who prefers bus!- ness to the home. The plaintiff as- serts in his petition that his wife has held a position !n Lincoln, Neb., for several years past and has re- peatedly refused to give it up and give her attention to forming home surroundings which he thinks are the {deal of married life. The plain- tiff also asserts that several times in that perio® he has had opportu- nitles.to better himself in a busi- ness way outside of Lincoln but that his wife has refused to give up her job and go’ with him. One of these opportunities, according to the suit, was in Saskatchewan, Can- ada and the plaintiff says that he was in a position to become inde- | pendently wealthy there. His wife refused to move and after suffering the inconveniences of a bachelor’s existence for several years he gave up the proposition. ‘The couple were married July 23, 1906 and have no children. Molvina Summers has filed suit for divorce from Clifton Summers, alleging cruelty. The couple were married November 1, 1917, at Little- ton, Colo., and have two children. The plaintiff seeks custody of the children, temporary and permanent alimony, attorney's fees and costs. Winnee Perrott is asking for a divorce from Joseph B. Perrott on the grounds of failure to provide. ‘The couple were married January 28, 1920. The plaintiff also asks the privilege of resuming her matd- en namo, MULHEIM HELD BY THE POLICE (Continued from Page One.) which were many youths armed with rifles, built barricades and tore up the paving to obtain missiles. They broke several hundred windows in the great Rathaus. ARMED BANDS STILL CAUSING TROUBLE BERLIN, April 20.(By The As sociated Press—EHight persons were reported dead and more than thirty wounded as a result of the disturb: noes in Muelhe!m, according to dis. patches this noon which state that although the city has been freed from the communist grip, armed bands are still causing trouble. Forty of the rioter’s eaters were arrested when the municipal author- ties again took control. The dispatches telling uf the raising of the siege say the beleaguered po- lice were able to hold out until t arrival of police reinforcements from Oberhausen and Duisburg, who forced the barricades across the roads lead- ing into the city. The disturbers are said to have be- come well armed through plundering the shops. Messengers had to be used in summoning help from the nwarby towns because Muelheim's transport service had been {dle for weeks. ‘The communist “‘red guards” as the special dispatches refer to the riaters, removed ell their dead and wounded. The messages state that some of the Wounded were taken to the barracks of the French occupation forces. fled from the city the mob of unem- ployed was in complete control. The shops were pillaged in the search for weapons, and bands of mei armed with rifies, knives, sticks ani whips roamed the streets. The French occupation troo}y. ac cording to German sources, havo ap- parently taken no step# to interfere. UNEMPLOYED VOLUNTE TO FRENCH | LONDO A dispatch to} the Times eldort says the unemployed council there 1s report: to have informed the Berlin govern-| ment that unless the conditions of the 30,000 unemployed are improves they will volunteer to work for the French. The dispatch adds that it is sald two Russian Bolshevik speakers at « meeting at Bochum on Tuesday ad vocated violent action by the unem. ployed. April 20—(By The As Press—A Duesseldorf dis-j patch to L’Information today says that the 800 German security police} who have been besieged over night} in the Rathaus at Muelheim are ex:| PARIS, sociated STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE froomachen acerca | lepmiin tre tates opiate oa | Ready for Uee—Better than Traps Zpany of Richmond, California. Sen. box, 80 150s. box, $1.50 GOLD EVERYWHERE STONE GROCERY CO. We believe that business goes where it is invited and abides where it is well treated. Under these con- ditions we solicit yours. 5-lb. pail Delicious Jam. .75¢ Fancy Red Spuds, ewt_——______._______....$1.25 Butter, per Vb -.—_——arececeecenesenees 55c Red Cherries, No. 2....——.....____ Red Raspberries, No. 2. Sliced Peaches, No. 2.. De Luxe Plums, No. 2... Yellow Free Peaches, No. 2____.._.. 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Munroe Dobins, president and treasurer of Camden Pottery com- pany, of Camden, N.J; Harry J. Lyons, president and treasurer of Keystone Pottery company, of Tren- ton, N. J.; Harry F. Weaver, secretary and general manager of National-Hel frich Potteries company, Evansville, Ind; Newton W. Stern, president of | F > Sanitary Manufacturing com a Prices are Icwor on refrigerators at | Graham Shields Furniture Co. Save| to $15 on your refrigerator pu . Easy payments BITTER WESTERN FIGHT FOR SHERIFF PICTURED IN FEATURE AT RIALTO Eugene Meniove Rhodes, famous writer of virile western tales, has had another of his stories spring into be- ing upon the screen. It {s called “Good Men and True” and star that rugged und ever-popular western {dol, Get healti—Keoop be by eating Constipation and tho toxic jon- {ngs that come from it not only take the enthusiasm out of life, making you depressed and physically and mentally dull—but they head you into diseases such as Bright’s, diabetes, rheumatism, etc. You can actually rid yourself of these dangers if you will EAT KELLOGG’S BRAN REGULARLY! —at least two tablespoonfuls daily; in chronic cases with every meal! Kellogg’s Bran is nature’s most ‘wonderful food. It is scientifically prepared to relieve suffering humanity from constipation and it will do that as no other food can! Don’t take a chance of ‘‘ getting away’? with consti- pation—IT WILL GET YOU! Don’t ruin your health with pills and eathar- tics—they are as dangerous as consti- pation itself and give but temporary relief, at the very best! health—Feel fine elloge’s Bran regularly! as snugly es the ekin fits an orange. ‘The production is now on view at the Rialto theater where capacity audl-| ences are thrilling to the stirring | scenes of conflict and the Fornantic | episodes that reveal Mr. Carey as be- ing by all odds the most ardent cow: boy lover the screen has ever pre- sented. ‘The story of “Good Men ena Troe” concerns the adventures of a cowboy candidate for sheriff in @ western community. As J. Wesley Pringle, he {s backed by the better element of the town. He starts an aggressive campaign. Opposed to Pringle is the vicious faction that would open wi town a What you should do for your family and for yourself is to serve Kellogg’s Bran every day, in any one of several attractive ways, and fight constipation as you have never fought it before! AND YOU WILL WIN. In the first place, Kellogg’s Bran is delicious in its nut-like flavor, add- ing greatly to any cereal with which it is used. Eat bran as a cereal with hot milk, or mix it with hot cereal before serving. Another method is to cook Kellogg ¢ Bran with cereal. In each cave add two tablespoonfula of bran for each person. A popnlar way is to sprinkle bran on hot or cold cereal. Bran makes wonderful bakery products. Recipes are printed on every package. Kellogg’s Bran 1s served in leading hotels, restaurants and clubs. It is sold by all grocers. Phone 1740 but I'm clety | pictures story—i! Something New Everybody Invited STARTING TONIGHT The Revue of Revues Company 20—PEOPLE—20 In the Laughable Musical Burletta “THE MIMIC WORLD” Not a Dull Moment in This Comedy. Photoplay Conway Tearle in “Shadows of the Sea” Two Shows Tonight—7 and 9 Prices 10c and 40c ELEANOR BOARDMAN, RICHARD DIX, LEW And 35 Othe: “I may be a prizefightor, just Just es clean in body and mind as any of your so- and you are mine LAST TIMES TODAY RUPERT HUGHES’ STORY OF HOLLYWOOD STUDIO LIFE “SOULS FOR SALE” —With— FRANK MAYO, CODY, BARBARA LAMARR SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY TOM MIX in “THREE JUMPS AHEAD” Kassis Pay Day Specials Added to our specials advertised for Thursday, Friday and Satur- day we will add for payday purchasers’ benefit A SPECIAL SALE OF SILK DRESSES TAFFETAS AND CANTONS HALF PRICE MILLINERY SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY Trimmed Hats. Values from $6.00 to Saturday sale. Gos K ASSIS DRY GOODS CO. $19.00. 137 East Second St. At Wyoming Starting Tomorrow REGINALD DENNY With an Extraordinary Cast Including MABEL JULIENNE SCOTT HAYDEN STEVENSON and BUDDY MESSINGER “You're a brute! fighter! you"! @s square, rs. I love you was so great, so ! it’s Dennys’ greatest picture. Presented UNIVERS. *UCPURA RIMES ALL “Your: 5 ¢gy A HOBART’ HENLEY. PRODUCTION MAE BUSCH, x Famous Stars ll never marry And yet could this feeling within her that tremendous be love. Here is the most extraordinary climax ever in It’s Jack London’s most sensational, AUSIEWEL A prize- new, so ‘nit TODAY AND SATURDAY ZANE GREY’S “THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER” With ROBERT M’KIMM And All-Star Cast Also HAROLD LLOYD In “CITY SLICKERS” 10c and 20c FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923. to the forces of vice. They are com- manded by one, Thrope, protrayed by Noah Beery. Thrope is thelr candi. date for sheriff against Pringle and it is safe to say a more ‘bitter cam- paign for sheriff has never been waged. GET A PHOTO Of Your Favorite Star FREE “KIDDIES” tz RIALTO THE SATURDAY Thomas Gloria Swanson Meighan Beebe Daniels May McAvoy Theodore —_—-—_———_ ‘The took to stassmak- ing 1600 B.C. EG Continwow—1 to 11 LAST TIMES TODAY NORMA TALMADGE Lila Lee Roberts Agnes A; Dorothy Dalton Wallace ‘id Betty Compson —And— Jack Holt Mary Miles aacatern Joy it whe Rodolp! ie Ferguson THOS. MEIGHAN SO eee a egal —In— AND SEE HARRY CAREY “THE HEART OF WETONA” —Also— eek teen BABY PEGGY “GOOD MEN se AND TRUE” “CHUMS” 10c and 30s Whom Should She Marry? Should rich Americans girls go abroad for titled husbands? Could a pretty American heiress be happy falling in love with a wild A oo young Spanish aristocrat? With Wood his hot Spanish passions, his Span- Production ish ideas of women and honor? Gloria, in this warm, pulsing. ro- mance, will show you. Handsome Tony Moreno is her lover. GLORIA MERI RIALTO You'll See-- THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS AT_THE START—When the plotters ensnare Harry Carey in the meshes of a vile intrigue, When they send him spinning off the edge of the world to almost certain destruction— AND THEN—When he launches his campal, for sheriff—when he fights tooth ance nail Smee the vicious element that rises to smite im. AND ALSO—When he is kidnapped into jail—when he battles Heo on the eve of election and rallies the forces of uplift— AND THEN—When he overthrows the foe in the final, crashing struggle in the badlands eauares —when he smashes a dozen chins and noses and cracks a dozen heads—when he batters his way to the most stirring and thrilling VIC- TORY at the polls ever shown upon the screen, AND FINALLY—When he takes to his breast the Bere meneced by him in his struggles— ‘oug’ im st wih erie step by step along the ua R “CAREY “Good Men and True” The Very Latest PATHE NEWS WIFE’ Three Days Starting SUNDAY CAN and flung to liberty about him 30— The Latest Novelty TRAVELAUGHS —And— MME. KRAMER Concert Soloist at 3:30, 7:30 and 9:30 Shows Start at 1, 2, 3:40, 5:20, 7 and 9 RIALTO : TODAY OMORROW i {|