Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1923, Page 12

E PAGE TWELVE OBREGON SAYS U.S. SPREADS ANTI - MEXICAN) PUBLICITY HERE Stories Are Being Spread by Selfish Interests, Says Mexican President <ICO CITY, April 23.—Stories e to Mexico are being spread intere and paid for with gold derived from that country, Presl- 1 here in an ad- isco Chamber Callifor- historic Obr tertained the government stands the tariff schedules | rrecting errors just ¢ r 4 that reciprocal Ame an products, ® 8 prevented by g the luncheon. a moving | and sent have been the Mexican q c before making his coming t try and to Alaska. Also, 8 {ve in desiring a speedy s ment of this problem is f the present meeting of| gress in Chils, ment between an “Omar The Tentmaker” With Guy Bates Post At America Tuesday | GUY BATES POST anf VIRGINIA BROWN FAIRE | “Omar the 'Tentmaker” now comes brilliantly to the America screen as one of the year’s most impressive film productions. Millions who ha: | seen the play, or who love the dreamy philosophy of Omar Khayyan, or) |Wwho have been assured of a pictorial masterplece by the Saturday Evening/| | Post advertising, await its presentation. And here is a perfect blend of| | States has re-| romance, drama, for their every expectation. Guy Bates Post docs his greatest work in this film. by a cost of stars that alone would make it a fine picture. Nigel De Brulliere, Noah Beery, | of them:Virginia Brown Faire, Patsy Ruth Miller, Douglas ynn, Walter Long and E “Omar and Tentmaker” day, Wednesday and Thursday. (Continued from Page One.) depend on “promises” to subscribe at a later date simply mans that you will have less votes on such subscrip tions. We are putting it up to you fairly and squarely. If you would be fit and for r agitation in this cour regarding the Mexican situa Official confirmation of the Mexican chamber of the proposed organic f article 27 in a fi < e article to be non r was still iack today Tr <ican embassy has telegraphed c asking for the text of} tt as pi d, and js expecting | wor moment. If these re- port found to be true, it is be- lieved Mexican senate will soon i rd with the chamber, th sanctioning the enactment of IRRIGATION WATER 10 BE PLENTIFUL, REPORT QF SNOW INDICATES =: The snowfall bulletin of the United s weather bureau cover ports made at the end of shows that the average depth of 1 the mountains of Wyoming f March was 61 inches, which ches greater than last year led the highest March aver age for the previous elght years, and that snow has drifted considerably and is well packed over most of the mountainous region, Summing up, the prospect for sup ply of irrigation water this year is very good. the Know the comfort of a healthy skin - Don’t miss the joy of a brisk rab down because of eczema or some equally annoying eruption which makes your skin burn and sting whenever you touch it. Resinol Ointment has acool- ing, healing action which brings prompt relief from these ills. No matter how severe or well established the case may be, Resinol rarely fails to produce the desired results. Resinol Soap and Resino! Shaving stick com. plete the Resinol trio, Ask your druggist for them. Resinol Santa Claus a Claus was distributing the gifts from the Sunday School Christmas tree. “A nice tin horn fon—for Prescription Jones!” he read from the card attached to {t. “Prescription, that's a queer nny,” he said as the tle pickaninny came up to claim his gift. r lit “Yes, sah, Mistah Claus,” explained the fellow Santa little ny says she cause she has work gattin’ me Epworth Herald. named me such hard some not to the Drug stores. Your ptions are filled tly and accurately by registered pharma- I e of whom is , with years of of him This may apply to I tes, but declared the winner of one of the big cars, you .cannot possibly afford to let this BIG VOTE PERIOD pass without having done your very best | Now . during thes Inst 6 days of the | big vot period, you can make sure \err being the winner of the big motor cars now waiting to be driven away by their ‘live wire’ winners. BEAR IN MIND that you can pile up th VOTES THESE re x" = s will prove it; District No. 1 Following is a list of all votes cast for publication up until last night: Mrs. s Hallie Ellis .... H. B. Pearce 8 Mollie Sullivan ...... | Bob Adamson |Mrs.. W. F. Dumars . Mrs. H. 'T. Geiger | Mrs. 0. H. Meyer | Jesse J. Kear Mrs. Anna Drazick . Mrs. Ann Wilson Mrs. C. E. Marsh Mrs. Bob Peebles Mrs. A. W. Hobbs . Florence Ufheil |Mrs. K. C. Bass .. |Mrs. J. G. Megin Mrs. Blanche Da iss Mabry Zumwalt . Mary Linden Utter . Capps Morrison Nellie MeCash Gibbs | Biliy | James | Miss Izetta night: Tommy Kirkmeyer Mrs. Harry L. Black | Mrs. Harold Manbeck | Miss Virginia Satter Mrs. Helen Howland Miss Betty Tolhurst . Mrs. Nellie Rupp .. | Mrs. Jennie Castor Mrs. J. B. Lintz .. Miss Maude Brink VY. Y. Hendricks 5 Margaret All Britain . Mrs. Florence Caffee . |Mrs. John Erb ° Miss Agnes Elliott John Bush spectacle—colorful and kaleidosconic—to win realization | will be shown at the America theater, Tues- JUST FIVE DAYS LEFT OF “BIG VOTE SCHEDULE IN PRIZE RAGE TE By District No. 2 | | Following is a list of all votes cast for publication up until last Ho 1s supportec'| Here are a tew| Rese Dione, | n, Boris Karloff, Maurice | before this Saturday night a new e!x year subscription to the Tribune will count 600,000 votes. A few of these | would work wonders for anyone in the campaign. Contestants are warned that this) is the last week up until 10 o'clock | aturday night that “second pay-| nen@s” will count for additional votes. Bear in mind that the third period vote schedule and the second pay ment vote schedule go out of effect promptly by 10 o'clock Saturday) night. | Keep constantly in mind the fact that the big campaign closes forever one week from this Saturday night. | 6,115,400 1,125,000 970,000 934,000 928,000 S47 “04 iN) 533,800 400,400 351,000 535,000 20,000! 5,000 | 1,279,200 1,085,000 1,067,000 | - 419,000 | o< 554,000 | Joseph Littlejohn . WASH YOUR HAIR HILL CREST WATER It is soft and pure, Hard Water kills hair. Phone 1151 426 East Second St. Che Casper Daily Cribune District No. 3 Bhar is a list of all votes cast for publication up until last night: Miss Helen Gardner E. A. Arbes . Miss Josephine Hyllested H. L, Kidder . Miss Renie Vospette . Gordon Todd . Mrs. E. G. Wit Mrs. H. L. Pierson Robert Broadway .. Mrs. Affa Mae Stoddard Miss L. M. Bracey . Mrs. A. Bunnell . Miss Hannah Harp . Claude Pyle Mrs. Beulah Sample . District No. 4 Following is a list of all votes cast for publication up until last | night: Miss Lelia Logan, Greybull, Wyo. J. C. Hustad, Mills, Wyo. ...... Mrs. Charlotte Pfeiffer, R. F. D. . Miss Mildred Gabus, Shoshoni, Wyo. Mrs. Adelaide Elliott, Mills, Wyo. Miss Martha Nostrom, Thermopolis, Wyo. . s. F. R, Morris, R. F. D- . Jesse A. Wight. Crosby, Wyo. . 6,330,700 8,835,000 3,446,500 a 186,000 1,190,250 | 1,137,000 | 887,000 | 812,200 837,000 | 4,530,000 4 BS 700 | | Myrtle Froman, Salt Creek, Wyo. 765,000 | 'Mrs. Polly Taylor, Sheridan, Wyo. - Mrs. Sylvia Nord, Riverton, Wyo. . Miss Irene Foster, Lander, Wyo. . Mrs. R. M. Taylor, Arminto, Wyo. . Miss Erm. Yohe, R. F. D. . District No. 5 Following is a list of all votes cast for publication up until last night: Mrs. Fred Beleau, Salt Creek, Wyo. ....-... - 5,236,800 Miss Gladys Johnson, Salt Creek, Wyo. ......- Nat Baker, Lusk, Wyo. Dana Henry, Parkerton, Wyo, ......- | Miss Marjorie Smith, Glenrock, Wyo. .... Mrs. Rose Johnstone, Douglas, Wyo. J. R. Riley, R. F. . Miss Charlotte Howell, Newcastle, Wyo. Mrs. L. M. O’Brien, R. F. D, . FIVE ARRESTS MADE IN NORTH BURLINGTON The suburb of North Burlington fae the sheriff's office busy Satur- evening and resulted in five s being made in that part of the city. Louls Muchow and W. M. James were taken into custody when tho Harrison street pool hall and rest- dence of the former was raided. Approximately a gallon of liquor was found in the two places according to the deputies who made the raid. John Gardner, George Basler an‘! G. Grossa were picked up at the North Washington street dance hal! and booked ‘on disturbance charges. H. F. Gibson wi Creek Saturday following the raid the night before on the house at 1337 West Ratiroad avenue, in which his wife was arrested. Clothes THIS STORE HAS A BIG DUTY HAT’S our idea about it. We’re not just a private organization to make money. We’re really here to give the public the best clothes that money can buy ~at the lowest possible prices. That’s our first duty. If we really fulfill it we don’t need to worry about profit — that wil take care of itself. Right now when all prices are mov: ing upwards we’re striving to absorb the increases. ) So is Hart Schaffner & Marx. It means greater value for you. It means greater volume for the mak. ers -- and for us. Mednick Bros. The Home of Hart Schafitner & Marx Good Clothes arrested at Salt MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1923. ‘The Glacter refrigerator !s an eco; omy ice box. Let ug save you ¢ $16. 0n your refrigerator _purc Graham-Shields Furniture Co.. w prices are low. Easy payments, Guard Against “Fly” With Musterole — ~ Influenza, Gippsts and Pn a ‘ually tare with cold. The mon nt sith th good od Musterte a. 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