Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR GERMANS INSIST ON RESTORATION OF RUHR RIGHTS Demand Is Made by New Chancellor as Basis of Offer to Bring Passive Resistance In Region to End ya we BERLIN, Aug. 14.—(By The Associated Press).—Dr. Gustave Stresemann, the new German chancellor, outlined in a statement today the conditions under which Germany is ready to abandon the passive resistance in the Ruhr. The conditions are the complete restoration to Germany of her right of control over the Ruhr, tions fn the Rhineland vouch- safed her under the Versailles treaty and the Iberation of every German citizen who has been outraged, evict- ed or imprisoned. The statement was made during his inaugural speech to the reichsteg this afternoon. Dr. Stresemann made no mention of evacuation of the occupled c.areas, merely stressing the conditions under which Germany is prepared to jenter upon negotiations for the com- {plete restoration of her jurisdiction jand the freedom of her citizens there. * The chancellor was cordially greet- tied by the majority of the house, the only jetring note being in the form : of boisterous heckling by the com- munists. PARIS, Aug. 14.—(By The Associat- ed Preas)—Premier Poincare, who will return to Paris tonight, has informed his collaborators at the foreign office that he intends “tin the most courteous manner possible” to reply, point by point, to the note of Lord Curzon, British secretary for forelgn affairs, on the reparations question. Al- though the reply will be courteous, it ts asserted in foreign office circles that {t will be a stout reaffirmation ‘of the French viewpoint and a flat rejection of the British suggestions. asd! 2S PATHFINDER NEWS Mr. and Mrs. F’. J. Sewell of Casper were the week end guests of the J. C. Austin family. eee Carrol Blake of Casper visited Sat- urday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Austin. see Miss Jean Dodds of Casper ts the house guest of her sister Mrs. H. E Hoshow. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cullen and two children of Casper are spending a week with L. M. Weaver Miss Wanneti Townsend of Sedalia, Mo., spent last week with her friend Miss Lillian Austin. Harry Hoshow met with a alight accident last week while engaged tn he animal kicked knocking 3 teeth e chin. automobile news to Cure Tribune. —— pper contains piperine, an alkaloid poison. TODAY ROUND EIGHT »' "FIGHTING ~ BLOOD”. ! A Famous H. C. Witwer Story —also— ALICE LAKE ina “SHORE ACRES” —and— Two-part Comedy 5. “TRUE BLUE” =" 10c 40¢ | Supported by HENRY B, WALTHAL, In Two Reels FIRST PRODUCTIONS MADE 12 YEARS AGO. RIALTO THE MOTION PICTURE SHOW 12 YEARS AGO AND THE PICTURE SHOW OF TODAY MARY PICKFORD CAREY, LIONEL BARRYMORE —in— “FRIENDS” THIS PICTURE IS ONE OF MARY’S ; re-establishment of the condi- pane die debi ia medi el RIALTO PICTURE HOLDS THRILLS “Is Divorce a Failure?” at the Rial- to Theater by and with Leah Baird has been called a “four punch pic- ture.” The count is very conservative. It is true that there are four tremen- dous punches of a spectacular nature —a disaster at sea, one ship crashing into another and sinking; a tornado ot swirling wind and pelting rain on land and sea; a fight under water be- tween a man and a shark; and a vol- cano, beautiful in its terribleness and wonderful in its realism, hurls sky- ward the top of a mountain.—It will remain for two days only. Vanity Dance Will Be Held at Casino ‘What fs known as the Venity dance will be held at the Casino dance pal- ace this evening. It is assumed that both ladies and gentlemen interested in their personal appearance will want to obtain the $5 due bills which will be given away to patrons. These due bills are on Betty's Beauty shop and the Becklinger barber shop. The high class entertainment to- sether with the high class features Put on by the management of Casper’s latest amusement palace have proven very popular which is shown by the large attendance Casino. nightly at the Marie Roderick and Doug Isitt are still going over in a big way. Never disappoint or nauseate—25¢ FINES LOOM FOR VIOLATORS HERE Or WATER RULE Sprinkling Out of Hours Designated by City To Bring Grief Stringent enforcement of the emers- eney ruling of the city council that water consumers shall not use water to irrigate with between the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. will be made according to an announcement from the office of the water department this morning. While the larger part of Casper’s citizens obey the ordinance there are many who have been lax in this re spect and who have carelessly wasted water during the hot hours of the day. The water department will in- form all persons who are found to be using water during the day for irri- gation purposes that they must cease this acttyity. If after such informa- tion they do not obey they will be hailed into police court where they may find {t hard to argue with the judge. The great fire hazard that results from many people using water during the day ‘s so dangerous that the emergency ordinance must be en- forced. The water in the reservoir was 10 feet below normal at one pe- riod during the last 24 hours becuse of the water used on lawns. oe Steamer Rates ToS.A. Slashed NEW YORK, Aug. 14—The Pacific Steamship company today announced reductions, of approximately thirty per cent on passenger fares to ports on the west coast of South America. Similar cuts were announced yester- day by the Grace line, but officials of these companies said there was no rate war on. The decreases, it was sald, were announced in the hope of stimulating travel. IONSTIPATION must be avoided, or to liver, biltousness, indig and gassy pains result, Easy te (ake, thoroughly cleansing CHAMBERLAIN’S TABLETS Her First ‘American Picture RIALT “=POLA NEGRI’ ; = George Fitzmaurice-g L TION STARTING SUNDAY) BEAUTY ‘CONTESTANTS TAKE NOTICE! All Contestants in the Arkeon Beauty Contest MUST have all outstanding votes in the Ballot Box not later than Wednesday, August 15th HARRY i AND WAS } SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY WALTER HIERS “60c AN HOUR”. A Paramount Picture “WEST IS WEST” % A Cameo Comedy | PATHE NEWS y i , ly GEORGE HALLY ENTERTAINER —in— him and that a further supply was concealed in the American automobile which was seized. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. -4—If reports received here that Grover C. Bergdoll sald he would like to take a shot at a member of the American togion are true, let him come to Am- erica, where he will find plenty to —_—_—_————eaa = @he Casper Daily Cridune Aug. 14.—(By The Associated evader, were taken eeelitted for the try out, his marksmanship, Lemuel Bollea, National adjutant of the Le- sion, declared in a statement here last night. “Legion members were not known as particularly fearful of German bul- lets during 1917 and 1918 and I do not think they have changed one bit since,” Mr. Bolles said. “It Berg- doll really desires to take a shot at a Legionnatre, let him come to Amer- jena where he will find plenty to try out his marksmanship.” Campbell, William Tripeny, and thur Schulte. cent attempt to capture the draft evader was characterized by Mr. Bolles as “bunk.” LL KIDNAPERS JAILED BY (FOUR CADDIES CONTEST GERMANS; CHARGES OF SLACKER |CHIMPIONSHIP TITLE AGAINST LEGION CALLED ‘BUNK’ 0N CASPER COURSE TORY EBERBACH, Baden, Press).—Calvin Hoover Griffith of Hamilton, Ohio, and Eugene Victor Nielsen of Chicago, the two Americans ar- rested in connection with last Saturday’s attack on Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the American dra: from Eberbach today and transferred to the jail at Mosbach. Griffith claims to be in the employ of the American Graves Registration board and says he was searching for the bodies of Americans buried fn this vicinity. The police claim to have found a supply of ether on the person of Kar! Schmidt, whom Bergdoll shot and killed during the attempt to kidnap The finals in the caddie tournament which has been in progress at the Casper Country club will be held this afternoon. A dozen caddies have been) in competition for the prizes. The four with the lowest scores who have finals today are Howard Ferris, William Wagner,| Howard Wagner and Roger Schroed- er. | Prizes ere being given by George |} BUILDING PERMITS. FOR SEVERAL RESIDENGES AND enter tsnee eng | APARTMENT ARE. ISSUED f BISHOP-CASS TODAY and WEDNESDAY KATHERINE MACDONALD Supported by BRYANT WASHBURN MITCHELL LEWIS JUNE ELVIDGE “THE WOMAN CONQUERS” Violet Clark’s drama-bound story of Ninon, weary of society, who exults in the life-fight of the northern fur country—where the Arctic fight to bar the invaders who seek its treasure pelted beasts—where small jealousies make quick enemies. —also— “THE MUMMY” Sunshine Comedy “Topics of The Day” and Pathe News Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 10c and 40c 7 THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in “ROBIN HOOD” —First Time Shown at Regular 40c Admission LAST TIMES TODAY BETTY COMPSON in “PRISONERS OF LOVE” —and— “TORCHY’S NUT SUNDAE” 10c and 20c TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1923, few days in Casper have jumped con- siderably in size after a lull of a week. C. E. Hooper took out @ permit th's morning for a $9,000 two-story brick veneer residence on South Walnut be- tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. This is in the Standard add!- tion. A permit for $6,000 has been taken out by George P. Stilphen. Mr. Stilphen will erect a two-story brick apartment and store building between Fitth and Sixth streets an Bou Center. James Crosble will erect a one-sio; frame residence costing $5,009 on Chestnut street between Seventeenth and Aleova. Another residence in ti4 same part of town will be built os South Cedar treet by H. L. Sharp It will cost $3,000. { A $2,000 brick garage ts to by ons, structed on North Kimball betwe First and A street by G. J. w; ‘ aT TTIL.sAnyr CASPERS FAMILY THEATRE aX GJ 1° BE NEW SHOW TODAY THE 1923 REVUES COMPANY Presents ““A Day at the Races” A Musical Tabloid in Three Events It’s a Rare and Racy Treat—You'll Like It GEORGE SLOCUM AND HARRY CARR AT THEIR BEST WILLIAM DUNCAN in “The Silent Vow” A Shows at 7 and 9 Admission 10c—40c West First, off Center Street TOMORROW RIALTO xi Is Divorce Failure? TODAY Baird Separated by a Reno Divorce > And Still Disagreeing! He said: “When a girl can’t make a fool of a man she de- cides there’s no use wasting time on him.” She said: “She doesn’t need to make a fool of some men— she lets nature take its course.” CASINO DANCE PALACE Vanity Dance $25.0 $25.00 $25.00 are Gotticmen Holding Lucky Nembers 920.00 Betty’s Beauty Shop and Becklinger Building Barber Shop Co-operating SOMETHING NEW AGAIN DO NOT MISS THIS ONE RODERICK and ISITT Entertainers De Luxe Original TAVERN ORCHESTRA WATCH PAPERS FOR OUR SPECIAL FEATURE THURSDAY EVENING “WHERE EVERYBODY GOES” CASINO DANCE PALACE “We Make ’Em Dance” In Beauty Parlor Due Bills Given Away to the Ladies Holding Lucky Numbers He said: ae Most women don’t realize they have terrible hus- bands until friends start to sympathize.” She said: “Don’t you dare intimate that another man had anything to do with our divorce!” ‘A Drama That Hits the Home and the Heart —also— CHRISTIE COMEDY—“GREEN AS GRASS” SNAPSHOTS SPECIALS GEORGE HALLY CASPER’S FAVORITE ENTERTAINER ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM Tonight AT THE North Washington Hall A REAL KID’S DANCE THE BIG EVENT OF THE YEAR CASH PRIZES Given Away to the Couple Wearing the Best Kid Outfit ose LET’S ALL GO AND HAVE A REGULAR SURE *NUF GOOD TIME SPIES AND HIS HOWLING WOLVES With Their Superb Music