Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. VIOLATOR GETS SUOD FINE IN POLICE GOURT Suspect Not Identified|: As Assailant of Mrs. Galloway. William Bissinger was fined $100 r was the man who loway of North head with rning, but DERRIGK PAVILION TO BE OPENED TONIGHT AT LAVOYE FOR DANCING Tonight et Lavoye the Derrick @ance pavilion, managed by two for mer Casper entertainer, Rex Mayne and Bud Averill, will be opened for the summer. The pavilion is under the auspices of the Lavoye Basebal club. The pevilion ts the only open air @ancing emporium running in the ) wtetnity of Casper at the present time and Jn 60 by £0 feet in dim aions, ample to accomadate a cro ' of 250 couples at one time on th floor. The orchestra will be formed around @ saxophone team lately with Sples Howling Wolves, three other pieces. plenty of vocal enterts For the opening n @ epectal carnival dan of serpentine, tons o the noise makers nt there will be with miles | ance will be held every night but Sunday. MINISTER THANKFUL “I had stomach trouble for nearly 20 years, also constipation which filled my system I could not do my wor was down sick a | town sent me a bottle of derful Remedy which p wonderful. I belleve it is medicine on ea It is a harmless preparation that rem the catarrhal mucus from the in testinal tract and alla mation which causes pr 8 and fever. | and while 1} ot out ayr’s Won- stomach, liver and in ail- | ments, including appenditicis. One| dose will convince or money refunded. | At all drugg'sts.—Advertisement PRAWNED” COMBINES THE BEST IN PHOTO PLAYS) = “Pawned,” belhg shown at the Uialto theatre for today, comes pretty y being the ideal form af photo- play entertainment. Pleasing scenic a splendid photoprahy ales 4 stirs the imagination and the emotions. The acting, of st posible grade of screen gives even the, most fanciful 8! ns genuine realism. Frank L. Packard, author of “The Man," wrote the story and, offering, showg a keen of the public’s require the way of entertainment in fiction or on the photoplay screen. $< Pioneer Woman ||Wire Operator Dead Wyo., June Mo Ee CHEYENNE, i cCrum more years ago was employed © Cheyenne office of the West ‘|ern Unton. "FINE DAIRY HERD FOR HOSPITAL RANCH HERE A herd of 11 tubercular-free prize winning cattle were shipped from the WO TO-NIGHT for loss of appetite, bad ath, coated tongue, billousness, Without griping or navsea CHAMBERLAIN'’S TABLETS ‘Wet your liver right—only 25¢ WYOMIN G Che Casper Daily Cridune Wildwood farm in Colorado to the Casper Private hospital's ranch near Casper mountain yesterday, The cat- fle form one of the two herds in a «similar class that were to be found in Colorado. stock. its sat eots from: this herd. They are all pedigreed The hospital will furnish* milk to please in this warmer weather, Yael time i it’s 2 hint to lighten your diet— you make it more appetizing, too. ering Here's crisp, delicately toasted Shredded Wheat—light, cool what to Continvous—1 to 11 Last Times Today FRANK MAYO —In— | “Outofthe . Silent North” 2-PART COMEDY Tomorrow Only “THE BROADWAY MADONNA” With An Elaborate Display of Beautiful Gowns What’s Your Daughter Doing? frasea't. Lasnv ae eanyrs GFORIA SAN EG Pic ture A Sam Wood Production Theodore Roberts in the cast Pare the re are joned? Also One of the Best “WINTER HAS CAME”—Christie A Satire on “‘The Old Homestead” and “Way Down East” RIALTO SWANSON i “ke setting? Daughters! Do you think your parents are hopelessly old-fash- mts! Aren’t you aghast at pace your daughters Comedies This Year STARTING TOMORROW nourishment 2s 2 double hand. fal of wheat kernels, plus.cream and fruits. Doesn't it taste juse like the food you are looking for? and delicious, and yet as full of eatD Strawberries and Shredded doe When appetites grow hardto THE 1 Richards and Cunningham Co. Announce ‘ | That A! Mr. Otto H. Bolln | Billy Maine’s Big Co, “Along Broadway” And the Screaming Comedy Photoplay “THE FOUR ORPHANS” With Chas. Murray, Mary Anderson, KIDDIES BIG MATINEE SATURDAY Two Shows Tonight—7 and 9 FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923, TFrTaismyT CASPERS FAMILY THEATRE £\ Hd BAJA a iv STARTING TONIGHT 25—PEOPLE—25 Raymond McKee JUST FOLLOW THE CROWD Prices 10c-40c Has assumed the management of the entire store and will be glad | to meet all friends and to offer as- sistance and advice in all matters effecting the store interests. If you want tasty yet economical meat dishes you need go no further than the A Special For Tomorrow Saturday, June 23 RUSSELL’S NEW DELICATESSEN PUBLIC MARKET 3 New Bakery New Fountain New Cafe Do you fish? Do you hunt? Do you picnic? Have you acar? If so you need something to take your hot or cold foods with you. Here it is— THE THERMOPAK At the opening of our new place we were unable to supply the demand for these Thermopaks so we or- dered and received another shipment. Tomorrow Only A $2.00 Thermopak “This offer goes with the purchase of one quart of Palm’s Ice Cream, Cottage Cheese, Potato Salad or Baked Beans. Only One to a Customer Russell’s New Delicatessen PUBLIC MARKET BLDG. COME TO THE OUT DOOR DANCE AT THE MILLS SWIMMING POOL SATURDAY EVENING GOOD MUSIC EVERYBODY WELCOME Bus Leaves Second and Center Every Half Hour Meyer Brothers Market IN THE PUBLIC MARKET BLDG. Fresh Dressed Hens, lb. —..._ Fresh Dressed Springs, lb... Pork Chops, Ib... Lean Pork Roast, Friday Night Dance TOM WATKINS’ ORCHESTRA Dancing Starts Promptly at 9 p. m. A Wyoming’s Finest Amusement Palace ALWAYS SOMETHING DIFFERENT BIG POPULAR SUPREME Miss Zita Middlevitch, Soloist A WONDERFUL DANCE FLOOR What Could Be Sweeter? RKEO Dancing Academy Spare Ribs, lb. Fresh Pickled Pork, Ib.. Boiling Meat, Ib.. “Pot Roast, Ib........—. Shoulder Steak, I Smoked Hams, Ib... California Hams, lb. Sugar-Cured Bacon, Ib. Sliced Bacon, Ib....._. Pure Lard, Jb. =~, 2-lb. pail Pure Lard... 5-lb. pail Pure Lard.... 10-lb, pail Pure Lard 60-Ib. pail Pure Lard... Meyer Brothers Market PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING CASFER'S HAVE YOU HEARD MOST “une: ” ULAR woe. | “Billy” Carrs. Denver’s Favorite Boy Soprano? HE IS AN ADDED ATTRACTION WITH TRE BIG FEATURE “PAWNED” —With— TOM MOORE AND EDITH ROBERTS —Also— Monte Banks Comedy “Love’s Handicap” Pathe News First Showing In the State The Netto Ladies’ Orchestra 1, 2:40, 4:20, Afternoon TODAY 6, 7:40, 9:20 and Evening § Paradise Park Skating every afternoon from 2 to 5; evening from 7;30 on. Lessons given to new beginners in the after- noon. Regular bus service every evening to the park, leaving from the Casper Steam Bakery. Roller Skating TODAY AND SATURDAY TODAY & SAT, “HER THE ACCIDENTAL HUSBAND” HERO SHE MARRIED HIM BECAUSE SHE + HATED HIM. By GASTON GLASS BARBARA LAMARR A drama of modern society DAVID BUTLER —also— —alno— CURRENT EVENTS CHARLIE (ito 11 10¢ and 40 CHAPLIN ADMIT TODAY—Howard Zook and One. —in— - “PAY DAY” KIDS! 10c and 20c 50 Scooters Given Away Tonight *Each Child Gets a Chance ADMIT — Sam Turner and One, Tribune Wantads Bring Ris ARABIAN CIRCUS VIOLET DAISY IT WILL— Last Two Days TODAY—TOMORROW Afternoon and Evening, East Second and Lowell Sts. THE AMERICAN LEGION OFFERING CLARENCE-A- ORTHAM Wor o’s Best SHows AND FEATURING HILTON WHAT A DOLLAR WILL DO Pay the interest at four percent on $25.00 for one year. It will buy enough gasoline to run an automobile one hundred miles; It will buy enough moonshine to fur- nish the incentive for nine murders, three divorces and eighteen cases of arson: But, what is more important it will give you the greatest possible value if you spend it tonight at the BIG DOLLAR DANCE THE MOOSE GARDENS AT San Antonio's Famous Grown- Together Girls 30 Other Shows and Attractions, Including the CATERPILLAR and the BUTTERFLY—Here for tle First Time