Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 7

‘ep FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923. FIGHT AGAINGT Uo. CONTROL OF GOAL URGED Former Governor of West Virginia Says Move- ment Is Pending. NEW YORK, May 18, — John J. Cornwell, former governor of West Virginia today urged the National Association of Manufacturers to take a definite step against national-\ ization of coal. “Whether the miners’ organization wil make an iSsue, at the expiration of the present contract, of the six hour day and five day week, remains to be seen,” he said. “I do feel cer- tain, however, that sooner or later the miners’ organization will make an issue of the nationalization of the coal mines and will fight it out with a strike. “Hence, whatever our troubles may “ be with respect to the fuel supply, it seems to me that we shou'd set our faces sternly against yelding to this demand, which will be made within the next few years and which will have to be faced and fought.” If the’miners and other organized labor groups carry their fight suc- cessfully through congress he assert- ed, the labor groups also would be powerful enough to fix thelr own rates of pay and determine thelr own working conditions. Mr. Cornwell said he believed that the large consumers could ald in stabilizing distribution if they were willing and able to store a larger quantity of toal than they ordin- arily do and thus stretch coal pro- duction over the entire year. BIG ATTRACTION BOOKED FOR COLUMBIA, 16 SAID ‘What promises to be the musical event of the year is the engagement of the “Billy Maine” company of 25 people which opens an indefinite en- gagement at the Columbia Sunday. Manager Al Harris mado a spectal trip to Denyer to see the company in action and lost no timo in signing contracts for its appearance here. ‘The Maine show is one of the biggest tabloid musical companies on the road today and it takes one of the largest baggage coaches used to transport its wardrobe, scenery and » big overseas revue, “Some- ere in France" will be the opening attraction. Newspaper critics from all over the country herald it as the brightest, breeziest and best dressed musical show on the road today. Tha gowns worn by the different members of the company are exquisite crea- tions of the Parisienne art. The same costumes were seized by the U. 5. customs collector et the port of entry and were being held at the valuation of ten thousand dollars upon which they expected to collect duty, but as/ they were entered at Paris as “tools of trade” they were allowed to enter duty free. Many Sunday. Billy Maine himself will be seen in the character of “Private Goldbrick”’ and the critics say the manner In which he extracts the laugh is sim- ply astounding. The company car- ries a number of well known vaude- ville artists and there will be no lack of variety in any of thetr perform: ances. E There will be continuous shows Sunday and Manager Harris urges those who can to attend the after- noon performances. Car Shortage Is Possibility With Santa Fe CHICAGO, May 18.—Inquiries are being received by. the Atchison, To- peka and Santa Fe raflroad whether there will be sufficient cars to handle the heavy business this year, Presi- dent W. B, Storey said. “We hope to have them,” he said, “but our ability to furnish cars de- pends not only on our own efforts but on the ability of all the roads in the United States to function properly. Since January 1, nearly ten per cent more cars of commer- clal freight have been handled than in the correspondingg ‘months of 1920, the record year. In the same months the car shortage has been reduced by one-half. These figures mean constructive effort by both shippers and carriers,” Bed bug juice, guaranteed to kill all vermin; will not ing Apco Products Co, How’s Your Stomach? Any Weakness or Distress? 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If you need a building-up tonle for stomach and blood obtain Dr. Pierce's Golden Modical Discovery from your nearest dr Phone 286, for free medica! advice.—Ad- Vertisernant. of these same) 4 * gowns will be seen in the production stain bed cloth: | Zev Wins the Paumonok: _ < ts , Zev, three-year-old of jon for first honors in the NOBODY'S MONEY WITH JACK AND WANDA SCORES: Jack Holt and Wanda Hawley scor-| ea another triumph when they pro- duced “Nobody's Money.” This live-| ly film which 1s now playing at the Rialto theater is different from the things which Holt has been doing in| the past, having been cast in a light- er vein, A crook and a book agert succeed in stirring up enough excitement in ® certain section of the country to| eiect 2ne man governor who might have lost {f it had not been for the splendid ald he received from the transients. As a result the book agent which is played by Jack Holt, is in| Une for the hand of the lovely daugh- ter of the governor and takes advan- tage af this by being first in line, Two journalists who write under the name of Douglas Roberts in ofder | that they may break publishing con-| jtracts and avoid paying their income the Rancocas Stable, wins the decision over {Dominique by 2 nose in the Paumonok at Jamaica, Long Island, on the first day of the New York racing season. Zev through this victory gaing famous Kentucky Derby. and, may be said to be the ones who! set the wheels of action moving. One or two surprises ere reserved for the last part of the play. All’ of them work into the plot wel! but can not bo seen earlier in the story be- cause of the quickness of the action. eet TRAIL LEFT IN SAND BY CHILO REVEALS FATE; BODY FOUND IN RIVER SARATOGA, Wyo. May 18. — Marks left in the sand by a toy| which the child had been dragging revealed the fate of the 2%%4-year-old son of James Pope, a ranchman leading searchera to the brink of the North Platte river, The child's! body, lodged against a snag, was} found some distance below the scene! of the drowning, The child wander-| tex have a large part in the ed to the river while at play. Never make light of constipation or any one of its symptoms—there is no telling what diseaso you may bo head- ing into! The one thing to do— IMMEDIATELY—is to fight consti- pation to the last ditch! Not with or cathartics; they cannot givo you lasting relief! Not with foods have tho bran-bulk to do the work! is scientifically prepared to relieve But, you must eat Teblospooatelsy. 3a tables: 3 amount with each meal! lloge’s Bran is nalure’s relief _ from the terrors of constipation! with a low bran content; they do not What you need, what will give you mt relief is Kellogg’s Bran Because 36 is ALL BRAN! 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The story of “Sure adapted from the story name as it appeared in Fire of the same Ace High Magaz'ne, and written by Gergld C Duffy, has all to do with the hectic experiences encountered aptly nicknamed “Sure because of his dynamio and his utter disregard and the soft, easy path ot ance. According to the adva: ———— ‘The Georgians “Farewe! Farewell Blues. Snake's Hips. Sweet One. Bambalina. q ‘Wildflower. Argentine. line.” Intro. by Flint, ang Fire Flint” temperament for f least resist nce _ reports. prey cz co j ~ DAN Fox-Trots, Fox-Trots. "Intro. “Wildflower.” From “Caro- “Way Down South.” Fox-Trots. Ray Fint,”| danger}, | Fint craves excitement and each r: | finds him } to hazardous situations that t production every of a kick. In arnes,”” the «first r throughout the at the many amusing situations ‘ure Fire Flnt,” featuring be posses: itting situations that moments furnished by such d Breese, Robert annon, J. Barney Charles Gerrard. 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Soprano Solos. Margaret A-3852 $1.00! Romaine. A-3846 $1.00 Adoration, (Borowski) Forsaken, (Koschat-Win- ‘ ternitz) Violin Solos. imbedded more and more give conceivable “Burn "Em Up feature veh'cle,! country sa'd to have howled with delight rded them by this stellar comedian, this | me comic of the screen is reported | 4 of even-more side: | co-ordinate | nicely with some h'ghly melodramatic stellar screen players as Doris enyon, Ed oY Effie ee) Rehabilitation af. WASHINGTON, May 17.—A ed unanimously at the of ctyilian rehabilitation representing various states, workers and government cational education. 2 BARGAINS mers and left overs of | board. en lines are on sale the balance Page ae this week. Don’t miss these bar- | N May Francis gains. The Mills Co., Stationers, 240 |SUP endent of public East Second St.—Advertisement lor Towa. “Farewell Blues” if BSS Geo: ins have packed this fox-trot selection with syncopated romance and rhythm till it fairly snaps with dance magnetism. 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