Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. Newspaper In Squabble Cherished Corner MANY DIVOAGE ACTIONS ED IN COURT HEHE newspapers, according to came up in police court ed in a fine of Meredith by When sboys were This y he had become angry two or three of the papers belonging to one boy. Meredith claimed that he had not be but the testimony of a 1 the judge that n he created the nd and Center SHUBERTS’ ORCHESTRA IS ‘FINE. JAZZ ORGANIZATION NOW PLAYING AT. RRKEON orchestra now ast has some s of jazz music in hestra played alter m Watkins’ orches' pias LEMONS IAUGHTER REIGNS. WITH “LITTLE MISS. MISCHIEF” wry" i kT THE COLUMN greeted the t night when Mix the fuice. of t two threes ounces of Orct ver comedy en- lemons wt “Little Miss Mischief,, an ad n laughable situa ish for. The plot rds the players good work and the 1 arise so fast that it mlmost one continual round of wonderful skkir fon beautifier, fragrant lemon meck, arms and note the and whiteness of Famous harmless velvety, ¢ also as a fi Dleach because Advertisement. Maine himself is the center on and gets himself so ‘! tangled up that ft would take a world court and the league of nations com tate! bined to extricate him. Miss Sears s the actress who is the cause of the Furnishings Dept. M E N’S OVERALLS °$1.00 Extra Quality Men’s 35c Wash Ties A fine assortment of patterns from 1 and Saturday ....4 FOR e UNDERWEAR Athletic style and erwear. Special] 1 00 e SHIRTS stripe Madras Shirts ttached. Values from 00. Special for Friday A and Saturday ry al ixce Ne nt Notion Items About 100 pa f Men’s Blue Den- im Bib Ove A discontinued number. To ¢ offer them for F Per pair .... Men’s and boys’ Balbriggan values for only. Per Frid uit Men’ with coll and Satur all colors. Powder Sellers! f “Over | iiiccabie roies.. Paut Landrum as the Grand Central-corner is evi-|* cherished stronghold for the} trouble handles her part in a real ar, mdnner while Marie Maine as he wife does another of her most friend who tries to help out is seen to good advantage, Joe Ludgio, Harry | Welch and Miss Montgomery all have excellent parts and put them over in | p style There are several vaudeville and en semble numbers that the crowd liked immensly, especially the quartet with their ‘ eee were com pelled to ri rT WEARING APPAREL GOES | QN BARGAIN COUNTER AT JOE DAVID COMPANY Joe David and company ere putting on for Thursday, Friday and Satur- day of this we of women’s 1 that 1s ire ractive summer goods department ot nrepared to moet 4,000,000 bottles just like this are ald ear. 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Itmay be had ial towers, Che Casper Daily Cribune RAIN HOLDS NO TERROR FOR CARNIVAL CROWDS AT WORTHAM SHOWS NOW HOLDING FORTH IN SASPER Hazel Watkins, The woman is famous autoist and driver in silo autodrome of It was an odd sight many at the Wortham shows noted last night. A woman clad in the garments of an able seaman, apparently oblivi- oys of the rain, and quietly giving orders here and there. To her it was like living over childhood days. Her cradle was a whale boat, her garden in childhood knew no except sea weed swept up at her front door by storms. streets, The Abarian Circus fered by the American Legion the season. were there, making the best of it. TODAY “MASTERS OF MEN” WITH Cullen Landis Wanda Hawley Alice Calhoun Earle Williams —Also— NEWS AND TOPICS —And— LIONS AND KIWANIS FILMS -.-- 1 to 11 100 and 400 ADMIT FRANK KNITTLE AND 0? —Also— and BEBE DANIELS in 10c and 20¢ NEXT ATTRACTION “ACCIDENTAL HUSBANDS” Lange and One CASPER’S MOST POPULAR PLAYHOUSE TODAY the Wortham shows at East Second and Lowell going through the hardest rains of In spite of that crowds and cheerfully were Banquet” ’ ADMIT—Mrs, F. A. RIALTO TOMORROW the average girl knows silks. riding saucer perfectly dry. wise no one could ride in it. donned a pair of rubber boots, storm coat and a slicker. the of- was’) roof. adpet. Guess the number of beans in the jar and win a lot HAROLD LLOYD GIVEN AWAY FREE Contest Closes Saturday RIALTO ‘COUNT THE VOTES” || SHOWING THE BEST PICTURES PRODUCED “PAWNED” BY FRANK L. PACKARD Author of “The Miracle Man” pawned his life to a © gambler pawned her Cra a save SHE: MONTE BANKS COMEDY “Love’s Handicap” THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Playing Every Afternoon and Evening pawned his soul to dope— pawned himself to drink PATHE NEWS First Showing in the State Special Attraction BILLY CARR Jr. Singing, Whistling, Dancing Mat. 3 Eve, 7:30, 9:30 Grocery Specials For Friday and Saturday FOR OUTING EXCURSIONS Delicia Spaghetti, 9 cans for_____-_ $1.00 Red Kidney Beans, J. M. brand 8 cans for Advo Tomatoes, No. 3 cans 3 cans___ for Hardware Dept. Timely Items for Fishing and Camping Season FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DOLLAR SPECIALS 12 Tin Plates 22 Tin Cups, pint size 6 Knives and 6 Forks, regular value $1.50, just the thing for camp use; RT eS $1.00 per set Water Pitchers, 3 quart size, heavy white enamel. Regular price $1.35 to $1 BATH TOWELS ra large Bath Towels, woven, superfine quality with pink Our regular $1.50 pecial for F; nid ey, and Sat- Ext or blue borders. grade. urday. Each > Another Big Dollar Day Sale FRIDAY AND SATURDAY RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM Co. Dry Goods Dept. Specials for Friday and Saturday NIGHT GOWNS Richards & Cunning THINK RICHARDS Nainsook and Muslin in lar values up to $3.00. and Saturday. Each $1.00 A good quality of split Leather Bags, fitted with buckle. Only 25 close out Friday and Sat ment of colors. quality. only. Per yard... Ratine, Regular ‘95c. ‘vali 31:89 a wide assortment of pla and stripes. Regular v: Special for Bus and For Friday and Saturday 6 yards for closely useful for linings, wear, etc. $1.00 per yard. Special E, and Saturday. 2 yards THE BEST and embroidery trimmed; a short line of discontinued numbers, Regu- For TSE BOSTON BAGS of these left. DRESS GOODS Silk stripe Ratine in a fine assort- A regular $1.35 For Friday and Saturday Ra atine, regular 60c value, reduced to satis i Lede 2 ED Sad A tek Mh chad tars area Ad RED SEAL ZEPHYR GINGHAMS Double width Zephyr Ginghams in ZAZA SILK 36-inches wide, finest quality Zaza Silk in a full line of colors. Very summer under- Regular value 75c to ham Company . & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT fancy lace $1.00 cow hide strap and To ‘1.00 urday..... 1.00 ue "reduced to. 75¢ 45c ids, checks alues 25c. Bavpieey: $1.00 $1.00 for Friday for... ‘When the deluge started her idea was to keep the track dry in the fifty foot Other- She a Then she went all over the canopy above the auto-drome. Where it showed signs of leakage she interlaced other can- vas, and where it showed strain she either reinforced it or calle to work- men below to feed out on the guy line ho'd'ng that piece of the cloth At the work Miss Watkins it an She semed as much at ease aloft When she descended some one asked off the coast of Maine. ‘for this afternoon and night. In a vivid drama of adventure jand romance in the frozen silences blinding blizzard. ler. THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923. as she did on the ground her if the work was dangerous. She replied she did not know, but she knew how to go aloft and haul in a ballon jib tops'l as well as any man who ever served before the mast. She was born in a lighthouse | The deluge | last night made the grounds ideal | THE SEVEN DEADLY WHIMs YOMING New Lips to Kiss Continuous—1 to 11 . Freedom From Conventions Today and Tomorrow A) New. Watld'For Women FRANK | MAYO — No More Chaperones Life With a Kick In It The Single Moral Standard Our Own Latch Key Gloria Swanson Seles “PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS” RIALTO Starting Saturday } “Out of the Silent North” See the race for life in a It’s a thril- —Also— 2-PART COMEDY SUNDAY HOOT GIBSON Try a Tribune Classified Ad. ey LAST TIME TONIGHT Billy Maine’s Big Co. 25—PEOPLE—25 In the Hilarious Musical Comedy Riot “LITTLE MISS MISCHIEF” JUST FOLLOW THE CROWD Two Shows Tonight—7 and 9 Prices 10c-40c |] ONLY 3 MORE DAYS TODAY—TOMORROW—SATURDAY Afternoon and Evening, East Second and Lowell Sts. THE AMERICAN LEGION ARABIAN CIRCUS CLARENGE-A- ORTHAM Wor.o’s Best SHows AND FEATURING VIOLET Famous Grown- DAISY a k LTO N Together Girls 30 Other Shows and Attractions, Including the CATERPILLAR and the BUTTERFLY—Here for tle First Time San Antonio's They’re Wonderful THE CROWD WENT SIMPLY WILD OVER THEM LAST NIGHT The Biggest Musical Hit That Ever Played In Casper Shubert’s Orchestra TOM WATKINS’ ORCHESTRA Two Great Musical Organizations Combined LAST TIMES TO HEAR THEM Tonight A RR Wyoming’s Finest Amusement Palace Dancing Academy ALWAYS SOMETHING DIFFERENT