Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1923, Page 10

PAGE TEN. ing Clark Oldf Drew in minia road shows touring the country to- “Violette gives beautiful living elec-| Same, and the Athletic Field and ransformations that are well} East Casper of the Midget league will play Saturday. All games are ese famous musicians) ¢ will be seen in their native dances and} heard in their native songs. | apts. | THIRTY GENT TAXI RIDE TO CARNWAL GROUNDS IS OFFERED BY YELLOW CHBS A ride from Second and Center streets to the carnival grounds be had for 30 cents, according to announcement by the Yellow company, providing that five sengers are taken at one time. This| is a very cheap rate and is in accord- ance with the policy of this company | to maintain a standard rate that will| be fair to all. A dollar and a half a trip 4s the price either way. Eight cabs were busy on the road during the staging of the carnival last night. None of the cars had to| wait any length of time to be filled with passengers. Rally For Scout Candidate To Be | Held Tomorrow| With the holding of a rally of sup-| porters of the Citizens’ ticket at the) court house tomorrow evening, the} fireworks of the Boy Scout mayoralty | will have gotten definitely This ticket is headed by | ‘ost under the leadership of George Jarvis. It is reported that the other tickets are also getting lined up for action previous to the election June 23. SUMMARY OF | lent patronage from the young pe NIGHT NEWS NEW YORK.—A gift of $150,000 to be distributed among 15 hospi- tals in the United States and Canada to promote the use of in- sulin in the treatment of diabetes, was announced by John D. Rocke- feller, Jr. WASHINGTON. — Earth tremors were recorded on the Georgetown university selsmograph of severe character believed to be located somewhere in Central America, ESSEN.—The food shortage in the Ruhr reached such a serious phase that the French military au- thorities. announced that they would undertake to haul German food cars from the frontier into central distribution points should the situation become worse. DRESSES PARIS.—The senate voted ap- for the maintenance of to the vatican, 170 to 7, after Poincare had made it a question of confidence. ro | LATE SPORTS SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Juno 20— Boxing still is unlawful in Hlinois. Efforts to pass a law permitting bouts to supersede the statute pro- hibiting it, failed when the senate of the Ilinois assembly last night defeated a house bill to legalize the sport. BERGDOLL IS TURNED OVER | TO MARSHAL | LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Ine 20.— (By The Associated Press)—Erwin R. Bergdoll, wealthy Philade!phia draft} a d from the United | pul barrack# today and er to the United States dis Ratine, Printed Voile. tur organdy and fine embroidered collars, tric hall from Topeka, Kansas. Berg ad served two years and| ten mo) is at the barracks following conviction by a court martial for de- sertion in time of war by evading the! rain f Smart Summer Dresses It had been announced that Berg-| doll would be released from the bar-| racks at clock this afternoon but | was turned over ¢o the | hall shortly before | hal uid he had a/ Bergdoll with con: | ide the draft laws. He} tas, silks. hospital for again able to Henning Hotel Block ss for his com- ‘The attendance dur- y parents do not yot the Junior league are scheduled for a| from 5 until 8 p. m. oo Three piéce mohair and velour llv-| Fourteen new designa in Featuring hundreds of beautiful summery frocks in the choicest new Wash Materials and Silken Fabrics. The glory of this display is in the wealth of new models. Authentic mid-summer styles, fav- ored colors, excellent quality ma- terials, good workmanship. Dainty Hot Weather Every New Color and Style Specially Priced ‘Astonishingly good values in stylish Wash Frocks. Airy, cool-looking models becoming to every type. Fine Imported Gingham, Sheer Print- ed Swiss, Cool Tissue Gingham, Smart NEW STREET AND PORCH DRESSES New Summer Dresses of plain and voiles, ratine tissue ginghams; taffa- Big assortment; no two oll in an automobile. | alike; all sizes. Priced special o. Hill, who was seriously burn- n the gasoline of his car ex- 1 several months ago and who Che Casper Hailyp Crmune CLARK OLOFELO SHON BASEBALL GAMES ON SCHEDULE IELATWES Of SINGER T0 LIQUOR VIOLATOR INVESTIGATED TO BE HERE NEXT WEEK FOR LAST DAYS OF THE WEEK Four baseball games are scheduled, ple of Casper. The Clark-Oldfield company featur-| for Thursday, Friday and Saturday| ing the week just past amounted to eld and Miss Frankie| mong the playground leagues of the| 5,438. ure musical comedy| city. On Thursday West Casper and| know that the grounds are under su- and Violette in visions d'art will ap-| North Casper of the Midget league| pervision by competent instructors, pear at the Wyoming theater Mon-| Will clash at the North Casper play-] Miss Nichol, Miss Bryant, Miss Schey-| day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next| Sound. North Casper and East Cas-| ler and Mrs. Baker are directors for| week. per of the Junior league will play at| North Casper, West Casper, Athletic This is one of the most unusual! Past Casper Friday. The Athletic| Field, and East Casper respectively. | Field and the North Casper teams of| Hours are from 9 until 11 a, m. and at the Shaffer-Gay chapel. ability. —————— cond. 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She| Galloway. |won many admirers by her vocal cedar! ingroom with Chesterfield|chests just recelved fbom eastern Hawalians featuring| Called for 7 p. m. lounge, sleepy Loltan chair and fire-|markets at substantial savings; prices gs come from the Hawai-; The playgrounds are receiving ex-|side chair to match at $325. At Calla-|from $14.50 to $35. At Callaway's WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1923, by the unknown assailant when he|tapestry at $13.90 each. Cal fled from the room. Furniture Store, 133 E. Secons™™t So lems Ai 2 If the ingredients you use in mak- IONSTIPATION ing the children’s cookies are good, Faust be avoided, oF torna and {f they are flavored with Van liver, biltousness, indigeethee IN CONNECTION WITH ROBBERY a Duzer’s Extracts, you need have no CHAMBERLAIN's William Bissinger was arrested injman with a hammer, which was left|fearsiAdvertisement. 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