Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1923, Page 10

PAGE TEN Che Casper Dally Cribune SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1923. "FACE ON THE BARROOM FLOOR? GLOSES TONIGHT “The Face on the Barroom Floor, the new William Fox special produc- tion will close its engagement at the America theater tonight. SCHOOL EXHIBIT WILL CLOSE AT {plete w thrills. including the dar- Display of Pupils’ Work vwmtentitsy anda thrtling storm at Wins Commendation: | (27 mea ay cole Of the Public. Henry B. |the production and he is ably sup- ported by Ruth Clifford, Alma Ben- nett and others of equal prominence. The Casper public school exhibit which was he'd has been attracting! enthusiastic crowds he past oe two days will be open at the Masonic RECORD CROWD EXPECTED temple for the last times this after-| noon and evening. ‘This exhibit has been drawing forth the approval of many persons who have viewed it and who have been pleasantly surprised at the talent which the exhibit dem TONIGHT MULLIN CLUB onstrates as lying in the hands of ; large numbers of Casper’s schoo! | children. The high school exhibits of manual ng, domestic science, and art « are of exceptiona! quall! while farther down in the grades are rare pieces of genius that have come from 1 classes. The third night of the Knights of | Columbus Oom Pah will be staged at the Mullin club, Seventh and Wolcott streets, this evening, with the e: pectation that the largest crowd yet ‘The millinery, dressmaking, cook-|"S8embled w.'i bo present to enfoy ing, wood work. basket-work, draft-|‘he many fine features furnished by ing » are shown to have been|the entertainers and to compete’ for executed by the students with a high|the very valuable prizes which are degree of skill. Among the marvel-| being given away each night. ous pleces in the special class work| ‘The prizes given at the various are exhibits protraying, the life in| games are all of good workmanship the castles of mediaeval times and/and are elther made for use or for the evolution of transportation. The| heauty. Among the prizes which wil! resources and industries of Casper! he given tonight are a gas range, a @re also found in one display. In| wardrobe trunk, a Victrola, bicycle, another a relief map of the United’ io9 pieces of Haviland china, a floor Btates shows the different minerals|i,mp, a tern set and an Oriental rug. and other products that are to be found throughout the United States, There is much tn the academic line that will interest the specator. It shows the work in the different studies that has been done during the term. The Natrona County high school dand and orchestra will play during the evening. sper DISTRICT RALLY OF BOY SCOUTS A very umque feature of the echool exhibit is on display in the| booth containing the work of the| commercial department of the high schoo!. This is the “School Marm's Cook Book” prepared by the teachers ef the domestic science department and printed ty the pupils of the type-| District No. 3 of the Casper Boy Scouts staged the first district rally writing classes. Favor‘te recipes|to be held in per at the Baptist were contributed by all the teachers|church, Fifth sand Beech streets, of the district and the result is an|/ast night, with Deputy ommissioner usually choice collection of wa; and| W. C. Goodwin in charge. means for preparing appetizing} The success of the rally last night dishes. Any one who thinks a|W! BO great that the scout officials school teacher cannot cook should| have no doubt of the success which stop and see this. will attend all the district rallies to ——— be given in the future. The idea of the district rally is a new one in Cas- |per, having been brought here by ILL t Executive H. Roe Bartle who feels that this is the most effective method of arousing enthusiam in the fl H 10 MOVIE FANS IN members of the troops which com-|} pose so large an organization as is under the Casper council. This does not e'imina’ y wide rallies, which will be held twice a year nor a dem- onstration to be held annually. The session last night took up the scout laws and oath, knot-tying, and first aid demonstrations, as well as singing of scout songs. The sing. ing was led ‘by Scoutmaster Tracy N. Shaw. Everythig went off in ex COMMENT ON AUDIENCES Wil Rogers, famous comedian of | the Ziegfeld Follies, will be seen at| the America theater Sunday and Mon-| @ay in his new Pathe three-reel of-| fering, “Fruits of Faith.” And just|cellent shape. ‘The attendance was to show that he is still in trim with|large and the interest shown was his ready wit, Will has made a few | tremendous. comments on motion picture aud!- 2 Se ences and on what he has observed RINLTO PROVES POPULAR motion picture audiences,” Thomas Meighan, who fn a contest | to go to sleep along about the sec:| ond or third reel. Now I’ve figured it out that the only way to beat them Flirting With an Angel If Luis Angel Firpo, the Argentin ¢ mauler, should forget himself and ft Baron Ponci, the baron would hear a chorus played on golden harps, ee, LATE SPORTS | RYE, England, April 28.—(By The Associated ess.)—The first three pairs of American ama‘eur golfers who we out against the experts of the Oxford and Cam- bridge golfing society in the two ball foursome this afternoon were victortous. = Jess Swoeetser and Francis Tuim- et defeated R, DeMontgomery and Cyrfi Tolley, 2 up and 1 to play; Robert A. GardMer and Max Marston defeated Roger Wethered and Bernard Darwin, 2 up, and @. Dav'son Herron and Harrison Fi. Johnsto®, won fron E. W. E. Hold- erness and A. J, Evans by one up. | Dr. 0. F, Willing and Fred Wright dr., defeated D. E. Landale and I. F. Storey, 7 and 5. George V. Rotan and Reginald M. Lewis lost to G. L. Mellin and M. A. Powell, 2 and 1. Jack Neville and Dr. Roberts lost to E. H. Gillies and A. ©. M. Croome, 3 and 2. Dr. Roberts sub- stituted for J. F. Byers. —_ The new president of Brazil was a grocer's clerk in his youth. | | orders, | m |. | Housewives Warned Against Claims Of Grocery Salesman Casper housewives are warned by the Chamber of Commerce against a grec salesman, whose name is un- Inown, who is taking house to house purporting to represent an Omaha firm When told by a well known matron | this mor that she pereferred to atronize hcene concerns, the sales- n stated th t the had just sold O. Whlker, president of the Chamber of Commerce a large order. The latter statement is sald by the chamber of commerce to be an abso- lute falsehood. Police officials had been unable to locate the man up to noon today. pete aia AUCTION. Don’t forget the auction sale Tues-| days and Fridays at 2 p.m. We have a nice lot of goods to sell next Tue day We aso will sell anything you have for 15 cents on the dollar. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660. City Furniture Co. When Sir James Barrie is in a temper he puts on his hat the wrong way round. TRIO PERISH IN| RIVER TRAGEDY IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, April 28.— Three persons, Mr. and Mrs. Joe| Kruse, Jr., and 17-year-old Blanche} | Peterson, were drowned in the Snake) river near here when an unsuccess- ful attempt was made to ford the | Stream with a wagon drawn by two horses. Garet Justafson, 18, was car- | ried downstream for some distance | but managed to make shore. Miss Peterson, a student at the Utah Ag- ricultural college at Logan, Utah, came to Idaho Falls and was being taken to the Kruse ranch for a short vacation, Parents of Mr. Kruse are said to be visiting in Los Angeles, Cal, Appropriation For Navy Guns To Be Ignored DEFENDANT IN FAMILY ROW 10 QUIT THE CITY Father Accused by Wo- man of Threatening To Kill Her. An airing of family troubles in which a Mrs. Dodson stated that her father, W. R. McGraw has threatened to kil her took place before Judge John A. Murray in police court last night. McGraw, at the conclusion of the case was dismissed on his prom- ise to get out of the city and not come back. From the evidence submitted before the court it was difficult to deter- mine that McGraw had actually threatened his daughte: life in the {nstance mentioned but there was| WASHINGTON, April 28.—The ap- \ufticient proof of McGraw’s fiery| propriation made by Congress at the temper to justify the court in plac-| last session for elevating the guns of ing him under a peace bond, which|the American fleet will not be used it wou'd have done if he had not|for that purpose, Secretary Denby promised to vacate Casper. | announced, because of the unintended | According to the story as stated/erroneous statements made by navy McGraw and his son 15 years of age |Tepresentatives in recommending the had come ‘nto a local cafe where | #ppropriation. Mrs. Dodson was waiting The secretary intimated that the nds were afso pres Mr. | department would go before the next Graw showed a letter he had received | Congress with a new program so the to higgins |record might be kept straight. He | “Are you golng to let him read that | aid this course had the approval of letter?” que Mrs, Dodson. | President Harding. BE FEATURED TOMORROW AT THE RIALTO THEATER reply from the father. | Mrs. Dodson took the letter and eventualty tore it up in the presence | Alice Brady’ picture, story by Jack Boy! of her father. This seems to have} angered McGraw who struggled to get out of the booth. The case hing largely on his words at the time. Mrs. Dodson stated that he had threatened to kill her at this instanc: while other witnesses did not testify as to having heard him utter thes words. ‘Robert Blackmore Improves Steadily Friends of Robert Blackmore will be glad to learn that he is making |steady progress toward complete re- covery from injuries received recently |én the automobile accident at Tico | He has been removed to his home from the hospital. first Paramount star “Missing Mlions,” a crook 4s due ta the By ALE! PHILADE NDER HERMAN. “PHTA, April 28, baby only two years old can read, tell time, count to a hundred, dis tinguish geometric forms, and con verse in English and German. He is the youngest child to pass a series of tests conducted by the Unt- versity of Pennsylvania for supertor children. The psychologist who ex- amined him says he 1s one child in thousands, Yet Mrs. John C. Schwabenland, the mother, doesn’t think her Jack is a baby wonder! A eee “He's just a healthy lttle boy,” she says, “and that counts more than anything else. “We hardly expected him to grow up this way, for the first four months. of his life were spent in a hospital, We despaired of his life. Then sud. denly he began sprouting out—a ‘regular feller.’ never studied any books on bringing up children. I never had any specialized training in education to it is to make two or three-reel pictures. If they go to sleep on| these, I'll make one-reelers. \ “A great many so-called wise guys) Rogers states. “I have discovered, | and statistics prove, that the aver- age motion picture audience starts recently received an overwhelming majority of votes as the most popular | screen actor, appears in a new Para-| . ‘ ) “Back Home and have said, Isn't it kind of ‘oing| mount picture, i} back to go from five reels to two | Broke,” at the Rialto theater. The 6r three?’ I no, not when you! Story 1s by George Ade and tells of the same stcry in two or threo| the struggle of a young man for suc cess after he and his mother are left reels. I made fourteen two-reel pic- tures which e released in five-reels,| destitute when their supposedly I'd rather have the credit of making|Tich father and husband dies worse than penniless. ‘Tommy 1s scorned by those who looked up to him before the family disaster. After going west re returns to the old home an appar. ent failure and ts rdiculed. It is his method of dealing with this situation that provokes the unlimited laughter created by the picture. Lila Lee is leading woman. Included tn the sup por ing cast are Charles Abbe, Flor. ence Dixon, Frederick Burton, Eddie | Borden, Laurance Wheat and Cyril Ring. ® split reel, if {t was any good, than to make the longest picture ever made. “I've been told by some exhibitorn that they liked my pictures but tha they didn’t draw. So I figured it out to make short features to be put in with a full length feature, and let one of the two get the blame for bring- ing ‘em in or keeping ‘em out. All mine's supposed to do is please ‘em after they get in. “You want to know what I think about censorship? Well, not much. | ———___. I ain't worried much about them fe —but never censored.” CRUMP 5 HELD) Katherine MacDonald in ‘The In-| fdel"” will be shown on the | AS AQOTLEGSER lers. You see, one thing about my pictures, we don't even fear the cen- sors. My pictures have been pitied prograr Oo |took to blocks and picture books, But I've always used my common sense. “When I noticed that didn’t like dolls, on him. And when I saw the baby I didn't force any that he I let him have t “I guess that started him.” see On to what? Mrs. Schwabenland doesn't and doesn't care. “I haye no dream of him growing up a genius,” she says, “I have no {llusions about his becoming great It n 1 be but a flash in the pan “He will grow up as he wants.” Edue: however, see a great future him he is properly trained. But warn against know rs, for it they forced knowledge. “We're not forcing him,” moth| “It anything, we hold him back. “Ho began talking when he was eight months old, and started walk- ing when he was a year.” says his have to . The boy rode into the room on his toy auto. After a formal introduction, withdrew to his mother’s side, He didn't seem to care much about speaking about himself. He was more concerned in asking questions. he | Insurance Man Held se lWho's the man?” he wanted to | yearold child.” | ee Sood ond Geld mele meals but plenty of | Chartes Crump, acquitted of as-| OW: | tests consist of removing 12| f) & Mi foe CHLOE TER spinach and carrots; : : aes : His mother told him, but he wasn't] aisrerentiy shaped by | BUWSio nee ee ee 4 For Check Passing pault pith intent tov When the ciioh, impreased—until oI ‘showed {1-\ hoard aildicen ene eee years known as Dest, Safest, Always Reliable 5 jury brought in a verdict of simple] torcct in his auto are oF replacing them in their SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE * ee assault at the last term of district | ‘7CSt in his auto na a |Proper holes within a specified timo. air. At least walk to work, |court, was arrested faat night at hin], A Qeniening of s loose bolt—and a) in a memory test, Jack attained #,, C- Roherts, Aneusanee man, Who ranacc iat! thejseer Oeeees West “Avanos? sacni Neeanitvo Aitnd jthe four-year level and in aesthetic” ¢. has b in Casper in recent weeks \‘street and charged with bootlegging Beats. J ASKIO SARC ee panceese: UP. comparison, the five-year level. ‘This :, Jeep eve’ night. in business, was arrested Friday on alirne sheriffs deputies who made the|, "ren asked what came after gave him a mental age of three years | Your Opportunity Is Now. PIPch evens: Siecent m Thermopolis charging| raid remerted that they found. nevers) | He,Promptly replied: 11 months and a rating of 195.8 in- Investigate. 7. Business Men: K him with passing bad checks pints and half pints of moonshine and| nS" ear telligent quotient, which fs the hig Os a tear Wy Shiba ott Hazen, sheriff of Hot Springs Sabat 22 Y »|. When asked to read, he picked uplest yet attained in the clinic by a EVANS OIL your desk and a cooler in y the greater part én silver, in the MANO AGA oF theouel . county, arrived from Thermopolin| shiney cepdeand baie ae Ao &h child | CORPORATION Hill Crest Water in p Ae zg ant 0) oberts » alphabet Ike . hen he } meesy evening and took Roberts) Grump’s trial for assault with !n-| sean words pidked out,at random. . || one Sea | at the end of the day. back to the Hot Springs city. tent to kill arose out of a brawl on} Hard ones ike ‘“Xerx ana} What About Your Chia? | ie Cee the sandbar last December during ve" wero os easy to him as} When were YOU first able to— | ; 8. spats AGU (ee NORMA’S N which “Blackie Peterson was hit | “cat” and “rat.” Distinguish a Rhombold from a 7 home and office— ‘4 over the h with a monkey w He could distinguish a triangle) Rhombus? ‘ | NORMA’S NEW PICTURE and his skull fractured. from a rectangle. Then his mother Read such words as “Xerxes” and : ees drew a difficult one. One glance, and |"Zounve EP) ‘ As AUCTION. ver from Jack | Tell time? } NORMA « : TALMADGE Goceetns ance Peniuns @ rhomboid.” And St was.) Speak two languages? ? TALMADGE “WITH days and Deidave ae a naciinve he told t!me—on hour, | to a hundred? Ps g ee UE i iice lot of goods to soll nest Tucs however—spoke some German| . youngster who can do all t THIN THE Qa TAW lay. We also will sell anything you| With his mother, and grew restl | thi two years. s ‘ have for 15 cents on the dolar As a crowning feat, he nt to the} Yet he hasn't been trained by spe- 8. Ash. 1660. City Furniture Plano and played “Three o'( in|clal teachers or advanced educators fi . the Morning"— | His mother did it all—by using America, Tues., Wed., Thurs. Baby of Two Years Passes Intelligence Test; University Professors Startled JACK SCHWABENLAND banging three times with his i fist Then he mounted his little car and rede off laughing, At the university Jack passed the Witmer form board test. “This,” explained Dr, Witmer, head of the psychology de- partment, “tests the child's intelli- ge his ability to solve new prob- lems. Most-children of six years pass it, about 50 per cent of four- year-olds, about 25 per cent of three- r-olds, but never before a two- Lightner | wettflhat?: her common sense. low this simple p YOU can do as much with YOUR } child. eee eet Beautiful three-piece livingroom 1. Di suite, in heavy two-tone velour, and the morning. deep’ spring construction. Save $50 and buy now at Grham-Shie!ds Fur- 2. Take ten min niture Co., where prices are always lower. 8. 4. Hi DLA MON! CHICHESTER S PILLS Led! tan for Some Health Suggestions You can enjoy perfect health and strength if you fol- Drink two glasses of Hill Crest Water a: Eat a light breakfast and lunch but a meat only once a day. If you are too fat stop eating pastry, ham, sugar and potatoes (except baked potatoes). Walk a mile a day and take all the ex Drink Hill Crest Water before y PHONE 1151 Rialto theater tomorrow. The theme fs one of injustice and vengeance, and every scene {s said to have a thrill of its own. David Powell ts leading man and heads a capable supporting cast. others are saving every day on their purchases of furniture and rugs at Graham-ShielCs Furniture Co. We save you money. ——.__ The Ameer of Afghanistan finds his chief amusement in cooking and ig said to be a better chef than those A lady saved $3.25 on a day bed. another saved $11.25 on draperies and in his palace kitchens. KATHERINE MAC DONALD IN “THE INFIDEL” AND WILL ROGERS IN “FRUITS OF FAITH” AT THE AMERICA SUNDAY The double program scheduled for the America Theatre Sunday and Monday promises to be one of the most entertaining bills to bo offered here in a long time. Katherine MacDonald in “The Infidel,” a story of mystery, thrills and whirlwind action on a tropical isalnd in the Pacific. A cast of notable stars are assisting Miss MacDonald in this picture. Will Rogers in his new feature comedy, “Fruits of Faith” will be on the same program. rogram every day: 8 soon as you get up in utes of setting-up exercises with deep breathing. good dinner at night. Eat pork, salmon, butter, Drink no liquids with meals, Eat plenty of cut out all starchy foods and eat fruit and dessert, ercise you can in the open Hill Crest Water between ou go to bed and get a good p a thermos bottle of Hill Crest Water in our office for the employes. Take a drink of lace of a smoke and sé how much better you feel ill Crest Water for all drinking purposes in your