Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 4

CC _————— ' PAGE FOUR. Che Casper Dally Ecidune MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1923, Waves Furnish the Music COMMENCEMENT WEEK EVENTS _ AT WYOMING UNIVERSITY EXTEND UNTIL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, Activities Begun With Choral Concert by Univer- sity Chorus on Friday—Commencement Day Program on Wednesday. LARAMIE, June 10.—The 1923 commencement week ac- tivities began with a choral concert by the University Chorus and Orchestra, Friday, June 8, at 8:15 p. m. in the audi- torium of the university. On Saturday, June 9, at 6:30 p. m. the Wyoming historical ageant was staged. This afternoon will be given over to eate Rever-jof the board of trustees, and later in kins of Denver, and to/the day the meeting of the board of aduates, visitors and| 1 ses, On Wednesday morning the address by Alumni day, at com- nquet lumni mencement day program will be held will o¢ at the Connor hotel at '6:15|in the auditorium, beginning at 10 p. m. At nine o'clock the University |o’clock. The commencement day ad- I be held in the gymnasium. |dress will be delivered by Dr. J. F. . June 12 is Class Day. In ng there will be a baseball bead of the Columbia department of university. D: K ieology, fame between faculty and alumni. In/Kemp is a geologist of both national the rnoon interclasg athletic ang international reputation, He has stunts will be witnessed on Wyoming |been secured by the University of Wy In the evening the Class Night oming as a member of the geologi y will beg ven in the University field party from June 18 to July 15. auditorium. Als se $10,000 in Gems WILLIAM C. DEMING IN T'aken in Second CHEYENNE ON BUSWESS, Attempt on Home WILL GO TO U. FUNCTION June 11.—Wil-|of D. C. Jackling, millionaire mining president of the|man, while Mr. and Mrs, Jackling be held the ve committee SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 11.— Jewelry valued at $10,000 was taken m, arrived from Washington Sat-| The police were informed today urday evening to attend to businees|that {t was the second time within matters herg. 24 hours that burglars had entered Tuesday he will be present at Lara-ithe house. Late the previous night mie at a meeting of the board of!|Mrs. Jackling said, she saw one man trustees of the University of Wyo-|as he fled and heard another. Her ming of which he is chairman. ‘screams frustrated that burglary. | Dear? » He's a deer in the Bronx Zoo, New York. 7 fhe seems very much attached, saya he's a den of a at, ey Senos fa deer. * Tomorrow . A Warner Brothers Screen Classic #” “The Little Church * Around the Corner’ with CLAIR WINDSOR-KENNETH HARLAN Hobart Bosworth, Pauline Starke, Alec Francis, Walter Long, Margaret Seddon, Cyril Chadwick Big mob scenes, miracles, intrigue and beauitful ro- mance woven into ‘a marvelous picture. —ALI Cameo Comedy “Bumps” Kinograms The Home Builders Picture . “The Great Idea” Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’clock. ALONG { Iv’S CLEAR SOFT AND PURE Order by the case or 5-gallon bottles. HILL CREST WATER WE DELIVER 425 East Second St. Phone 1151 ;|putting their final fast night from upstairs rooms in the| United States Civil Service commis-/and week end guests were at dinner. | CLOTHING COST MAY BE KEPT DOWN 1S HOPE |Budgeting and Accounting | System Sumbitted by Na- | tional Association CHICAGO, June 11.—A determined effort to keep down the overhead ex- pense is being made by the clothing |industry of the United States, After three years work by the National As- sociation of Retail Clothiers, a com- plete budgeting and accounting’ sys- tem which shown the retail merchant how to run his business both finance jing and merchandising along the most economical lines possible was sub- mitted to a committee of representa: tive men of the industry, who met |in Chicago today for the purpose of sanction on the ystem. Besides representatives of the |Schoo! of Commerce of Harvard Unt-| |versity, the University of Wisconsin | jand Northwestern University, this | committee ts made up of outstanding figures in every branch of the cloth- r= nd furnishing goods industry, 1 and small, from all parts ‘ ‘nited States. | | 'T,2 sysem as finally determined upon will be available for general dis- | |tribution among merchants by next |month, Simultaneously with the publi- cation of the completed system, the National Association of Retail Cloth- liers will inaugurate a special service cepartinent to help the retailer in es- tablishing his business on tho basis of the system adopted. This new service will be closely tied up with the an- nual convention and expoaition of tho Jorgantzation which will be held in Chicago during the last week of Sep- | tember. | Ste | Moat extraordinary is the devil- fish's method of swimming. It draws water into its body and then forces [it out of a hole just below the head. |The force of the water as it rushes Jout propels the creature. Usually, the devil-fish swims backwards, but it can swim forward simply by turn- ing its flexible siphon in the opposite direction. They all know the value of Resinol This soothing healing ointment le fer the use of every member of the family because the same properties that make it so effective for skin troubles, make it ideal for Burns Sores Cold-sores Cuts Boils Chafings NON FILLIN TY PEWRITER are guaranteed to give 75,000 impressions of the letters ‘‘a’’ or ‘‘e’”’ without filling. Buy typewriting supplies of Stationery Dept. COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. CHEYENNE, Wyoe., June 9. Spectators, performers, livestock— every animate thing associated with the spectacle—are to be given a superthrill at Cheyenne's Frontier Dayn celebration the last week of July, unless Dr, B, F, Davis, pres!- dent-manager of the show, suffers an eleventh hour attack of chill- blains. ‘Doc’ Thursday signed-up one full-grown, untamed, sour-dispo- sitioned Mexican bear, of species un- identified, as a Frontier Days per- former, and proposes on the third day of the four-day celebration, when the crowd probably will be largest, to liberate him in the Fron- tier Park arena. A score of the most expert ropers of the range country will be waiting, with instruction to rope and hog-tie the bear with ex- pediency. They are expected to be able to deliver. If not—well, contem- Students of the ancient Greek dances at thi ton, England, rehearse on the shore, x | Festless waves. MEXICAN BEAR IS SIGNED AS ADDED THRILLER-:FOR FRONTIER DAYS SHOW 4 . Mayfair School, Gorles- taking their rhythm from the plation of that possibility is what may cause “Doc” to become sub- Ject to an acute case of “cold feet.” Dr. Davis connected with the bear when Colonel” B, P. Idaho Bill) Pear- son, professional bear catcher, ar- rived in Cheyenne with more bear aboard his automobile than he con- veniently could handle. Said super- fluity of bear consists of the larger of two specimens which Colonel Pearson six weeks ago captured in the Mexican mountains 200 miles from Chihauhua City. One spect- men weights 740 pounds, the other 1.050 pounds— a total of 1,800 pounds of live bear meat. The Col- onel started out to give the bear a trip to his ranch near Weiser, Idaho but by the time he reached Chey- enne the larger of the bear had con- vinced him that his program was not feasible. In fact, when he rolled Last Times Today BUCK JONES tr “SNOWDRIFT” A Story of the Frozen North —Also— Max Linder “The Three Must-Get- Sd 10¢ and 400 Admit John Harned and One Today Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 , Wednesday and Thursday A SHOP GIRL” Tuesday, “ONLY With an All-Star Cast YOU have YOU have NAZIMOVA Fisk ast You have never seen ART LIKE SALOME’S YOU have never seen SCENES LIKE SALOME'S YOU have never seen COSTUMES LIKE SALOME'S YOU have never seen SETTINGS LIKE SALOME’S YOU have never seen ACTING LIKE SALOME'S YOU have never seen INTRIGUE LIKE SALOME'S YOU have never seen SITUATIONS LIKE SALOME’S YOU have never seen EMOTIONS LIKE SALOME’S YOU have never seen A STORY LIKE SALOME’S never DANCING LIKE SALOME’S A CLIMAX LIKE SALOME’S YOU have never seen A MOTION LIKE SALOME’S RIOLTO Tocay and Tuesday WILL ROGERS SE “AN UNWILL- ING HERO” —Also— Johnny Hines in *Torchy’s Holdup’ 10c and 20c Admit W. C. Stubbs and one today to Iris. never seen “SALOME” Wednesday Thursday TONIG us celebrate. fore. Rex Mayne ADMISSION 25c other noise-makers. H Bon Duree Dance Miles and miles of serpentine, tons and tons of confetti, horns, crickets, funny hats, balloons, squawkers and loads and loads of It's our annual ball. We want you to help We will show you a time like you never had be- ENTERTAINERS . Zita Middlevitch Tom Watkins’ Orchestra Supreme ARKEON DANCING ACADEMY “Casper’s Joy Palace” FOURTH ANNUAL === Confetti and Novelty Dance LADIES FREE into Cheyenne he yearned ardently to “be ahet” of one bear, and with- out delay proceeded to “wish off” his rurplus on “Doc.” Davis at that perioct of negotiations unacquainted with the disposition of the bear the Colonel desired to shed—was recep- tive, Before he changed his mind, which was immediately after he was introduced to the particular near Ursus Major of which he had be come the proprietor, he was irrevo- cably committed to receive the bear. Having a bear on his hands and be- ing unable to let loose, he determin- eq, albett with qualms of misgiv- ings, to go through with his orig- inal {dea of adding a bear roping ex- hibition to the Frontier Days pro- gram, He did beg off, however, to the extent of inducing the Colonel to take the bear to the ranch of a friend near Rawlins, where the brute will be confined until a few days before his scheduled appear- ance in the Cheyenne arena. If the bear survives that experience—and “Doo” survives it—it is Davis’ in- tention, and perfervid desire, to do nate the bear to the Frontier asso- ciation as the nucleus of a Frontier Park menagerie. The two bears captured by Colonel | Pearson in his Mexican raid—they are No. 11 and No. 12 of the collec- tion he has roped during thirty years—have not been classified by zoologists who have examined them. They have the framework of the Grazzly variety but have cream-col- ored hair more suggestive of the lighter colored specimens of the Brown variety. In disposition they resemble the Grizzly, except—as the Colonel expresses it they are more so. Each is a simon-pure buncle of viclousness that utterly defies ef- forts at domestication. The larger —the one the Colonel donated to “Doo” {s more dangerous than his companion only because he in big- ger. They are unable even to get along together {n amity and {t 1s necessary to keep them chained at opposite ends of the motor cage in which they are being transported. Each bears numerous scars attest- ng the antipathy of the other for wedi EY him. The Colonel also bears such scars, one where the smaller bear carressed him in the face with a three-inch claw and the other where the larger bear nipped a sizeable luncheon from the calf of his leg. An {dentified Cheyenneite who prod- ded the big fellow in the flank with an inquiring finger went away hurriedly, crying loudly for a sur- geon, while the bear retained as a souvenir a half-inch section of fin- ger. / Bear roping as a wild west show feature will not be purely a novelty when it is attempted at the coming Frontier Days celebration, but at- tempting {t with a genuine, hedear performer of this unclassified Mex. ican variety will be a novelty. At one of the Pendelton, Ore., Round. ups a bear—a little fellow that hag been long in captivity and had be- come semi-domesticated—was lI{ber- ated in the arena and was promp ly captured by the restaining lo of Danny Clark's trained lariat. At that, the event was a thriller, The Cheyenne experiment, it is antici. pated, will a ‘‘chiller. 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