Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR TOM GIBBONS [a REAL BATTLER, BROTHER CLAN Kiwanis Club Hears Talk On Shelby Bout From “In opinic lecting Tom, they have in my selected the best man in the He will give all he's got,” ) Gibbons speak- bers of the Casper | were knocked | ause he didn't n of the jun ons, and K paign of one} win be base. | be no hursday mecting of the nee that is a H. B. Durham To Be Speaker Elk Fiag Day Ritual r prine rive’ ham's bed but it around the gov. | r h is represent- | an Charles ® day's festivit and the Elks 1 flag Festival and Meet Will Be Thrown On Screen at America People who did not see the grade schoo! festival and track Iris ney are remarkably are taken off the local y will be turned over to the | | | | | ENCAMPMENT NAMED Five delegates have been named by the Veterans v yesterday ness trip to DON’T FORGET “KIDDIES” Every Saturday 10 passes are given away—good for one week. “GET YOUR NUMBER AS YOU GO IN. RIALTO SATURDAY | screen. Popular at Capital Miss Anna Hamlin, daughter of Charles G. Hamlin of the Federal Reserve Board, is one of the most popular of the younger set in Wash- ington, D. C. This is her Jatest photo, JOWWNY HINES COMING =| MEXICAN IS TDAMERICA FIONN | RESENTENCED ‘WOK? STAR PHOTOPLI |, st versatile ‘of the can screen come¢fan: s. This time his vehic’ Ove Ariz., June 7.—Manuel tinez, saved from the gallows May by a writ of habeas corpus was enced today by Superior Judge steller to hang Friday, August 10 the murder of Postmaster J. Pearson, slain in the Ruby uid in August, 1921, The state me court in an opinion handed turday quashed the writ rpus and ordered Marti: nez brought back for re-sentencing. = ——_—— tID—Professor Jose Para- Santine, noted Spanish painter ad such remarkable success with this young man’s first two pictures the title of this last !s very appropri 'Get Nerve Force From Nuxated Iron ur nerves and !n- or and endurance, eks' time, It con- al chemieal consti- ing force in a form sembles that in © colls of man. It fron like the and Ike forever- at on the screen After that too— for whole we do no know this young man he is repor to be in real life even more ant and exhilirating and as be alive as he is always to us Flights in U.S. Are Postponed h red blood means more © that Nuxated Iron not what might be termed erve foree to the nerve tes the blood to ly increased sup- Get a bottle ¥, and if with- you do not feel ased your nerve made you feel better and very Way, your money Sold by all drug: tisement. J June. 7— French pilot of the nirplane, announced today that he had tempeearily abandoned his flights in this country. Although his hine suffered little damage | when the frail craft p tree, curio seekers furtt h eal fi; nt to this will go Da over a simiia ms B y France and bring chine. be sh AMERICA—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CASPERS iFAMILY THEATRE NJ B10) iv ER EE LAST TIMES TONIGHT Billy Maine’s Big Co. 25—PEOPLE—25 In the Side-Splitting Musical Farce “FIFTY-FIFTY’’ You’ll laugh as you never iaughed before. JUST FOLLOW THE CROWD Tonight—7 and 9 Prices 10c-40c wpe Casper Dany crivune GOURT UPHOLDS ELECTION PLANS IN MINNESOTA Successor to Late Solon Will Be Named as Scheduled. 8T. PAUL, Minn., June 6.—Minne- sota’s special primary June 18, and the special election July 16 will be held as planned, the state supreme court in a decision handed down to- day denying the right of courts to interfere in the process of selecting a successor to the late Knute Nelson. The supreme court decision follow- ed arguments yesterday on a motion to quash the alternative writ, signed after Judge R. D. O'Brien of the Ramsey county district court had is- sued an order against Mike Holm, secretary of state, George J. Ries, county auditors and others requiring them to show cause why they should not be enjoined from carrying out provisions of the governor's writ of election. The supreme court held that the district court's provision of power to interfere with agencies designated hy Governor Preus to carry out the pro- visions of the proclamation, calling the election, and denied the motion to quash the alternative writ which weuld require the county district court to show cause why it should not be restrained from interfering with the primary and election. The court also issued an absolute writ of prohibition restraining the Ramsey county district court from taking any further action in the mat- ter. FATHER TRACY OF HELENA IS CRASH VICTIM HELENA, Mont., June 17.—The Rev. Father John J. Tracy, pastor of the Cathedral of St. Helena, was Killed in an automobile accident on the Priest Pass road about midnight | Wednesd: and the Rev. Father V. U, Leclair, newly appointed pastor at Ringling, was seriously injured, both lying pinned under the wreck- age until found by a party of tour- ists at 5:30 this morning. Father Tra before coming to Helena in 1918, was a resident of | ‘New York City. Hoe has relatives at Syracuse. { Thomas G. Mathers !# tn the city for a short time on business from) LONDON—A dispatch to ‘Times stated six persons were killed and 23 injured at Leipsic when s0- clalists and trade unionists clashed with the police. the CHICAGO—Judge William N. | Gemmill of Municipal court, after THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1923. ® national survey, declated proh) bition had caused a 10 per cent de- crease in arrests for serious crimes in 1922, compared with '917. $$$ EUWID, Germany—The! French force occupied two more foundry plants. Eugene Walter Wrote This Play The author of “The Easiest Way,” who knows metropolitan life and writes truthfully—frankly, too —about it, has chosen a timely character for his lat- est play—the heedlesg flapper. You'll be surprised at his revelations— You'll be startled by its dramatic up- heavals— ° You'll be amused by its spontaneous humor—. | The GREATEST CORD IMPROVEMENT of Recent Years! These Miller developments make satisfactory service sure! takes more than good materials to give satisfactory tire mileage. They must be so evenly balanced that you get full value from every one! . Uniform Cord Construction s For years, tire builders have considered it impossible to lay cords evenly on a tire. Some layers would be shorter than others. These short layers would break first, By a distinctive process, Miler Tires are built with absolutely uniform cord construction. 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Pathe News = it, showing, jp the West the Decoration Day Race at Indianapolis. THE BIG ALARM CLOCK DANCE Are you awake to the big things that are being held in Casper’s Joy Palace? There are always new specialties being held for you. Tomorrow Night, Friday, June 8 20 ALARM CLOCKS GIVEN AWAY FREE—20 OF THEM! ARKEON DANCING ACADEMY Always Something New—Dancing Every N ight RIALTO wien TOMORROW 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 “D’ARTAGNAN, GIVE HER THE GAS” | “YOUR MAJESTY, SHE BACKFIRES!” | Ha! Ha! Only H. C. Witwer, author of the funniest spine-tickling stories of the 20th century could have written. “The Fourth Musketeer” ~* The Laugh-Charged, Fun-Firing Comedy Starring JOHNNIE WALKER Whose supple sword arm swung a mean wrench! Who held court for the Musketeers of the Tin Lizzie in his garage! and EILEEN PERCY To Horse—For the Society Queen’s Necklace! Babies and padded mits —fame and fisticuffs— a carburetor full of laughs—a motor full of siggles—a trailer load- ed to the guards with real, dyed-in-the-wool, 24-karat, blow-in-the- bottle comedy. Comedy 10c LAST TIMES TODAY RICHARD BARTHELMESS —and— DOROTHY GISH —in— “THE BRIGHT SHAWL” The romance of an American boy and a beautiful Cuban dancer —also—* NEWS AND TOPICS Shows 1, 8, 5, 7, 9 10¢ and 400 This coupon’ }ywill acmit frée, George W. Palmer to Uris Theater, Juno 7, 4928 Friday and Saturday “Nanook of the North” And Clyde Cook in “HIGH AND DRY" This coupon wil! admit free G. C, Kaliy and one to America Theater, Juna 7. 1928 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JOHNNY HINES in “LUCK” !, May Fes