Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1923, Page 6

PAGE Sixt MAN WOUNDED IN BRAWL AaK COMPENSATION Test Case May Be Taken! To Supreme Court By Employe. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 31.—Is « “flunky” in a bridge gang camp who is wouride by the camp cook| during a brawl entitled to insurance | from the Wyoming Workmen's Compensation fund? ‘That question may go before the} State Supreme court as the result of the refusal of State Treasurer Snyder to pay a compensation award made to Thomas A. Middaugh by Judge C. O. Brown of Douglas. Snyder contends that the circum- stances contributing to Middaugh’s) injury were not of a character that) entitles him to state insurance. He| has referred Judge Brown's order of} award to Attorney General D. J Howell for that official's opinion. Middaugh was employed as & waiter at a bridge construction eamp in Converse county. On May| 6, 1928, he became involved in a brawl with a cook and the latter,/ seizing a butcher knife, stabbed) Maddaugh in the calf of the right | leg, the injury causing temporary | total disability. Middaugh applied for compensation from the Work- men's Compensation fund and Judge Brown awarded him $54.44 for May and $67.50 each for June and July, making a total of $189.44. The court also issued an order continuing com pensation at the rate of $67.50 per month during the remainder of Mid daugh’s period of disability, which at last report has not been termi- | nated. -—_———_ FREE ADMISSION KT THE ARKEON ON FRUDAY Friday night will find free a4 mission the feature at the Arkeon, with the great eight piece orchestra urging the dancers feet on to great- x effors. The Friday evening crowd is usually an exceptionally large ome and should be especially so this even- ing because of the enlarged tra. Six Casper ladies are happier by one handbag, which they received from the management of the Arkeon at the King Tut handbag dance last evening. The names of those hold- ing the lucky numbers follow. No, 263, Mrs. A. N. EndeM; No. 87, Mrs. C, A. Stultz; No. 198, Kathryn Davis; No. 11, Lucile Aldridge; 9%, Mrs. Harold Moyle; No, 181, Mis Elsie Hughes. Movie Writer And Director Is Found Dead SANTA MONICA, Callt., Aug., 81. Herbert Jones,.37, motion picture writer and director, who was found unconscious in his home here yes terday. died in a hosp{tal late last night His feet and legs were badly burned when he was found, although there was no sign of a fire in his home or near it, and near his bed upon which he lay was a tube from which six tablets of a sedative drug had been removed. He was said to have come from New York. He had been living alone here. His wife, living in San Francisco, has been notified and is believed to be on the way here. Jones was found by a friend, J. F. Hattiford, of Los Angeles, who entered the house when there was ne response to his knocking on the @oor. He told the police as far as he knew Jones had no serious troubles. ————_——_ OIL COMPANY SEEKS REHEARING OF GASE MAN WHO THREATENED TRAIN CREW {NY JAIL CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. %1— Jerome Stafford, an itinerant, is in the Laramie county jail, accused of defying a Union Pacific train crew that tried to eject him from a freight train at Granite Canon. He is al- leged to have menaced the train crew with a revolver and a knife. Of- ficers report that he was carrying a revolver when taken into custody. oo NEW RECEIVING HOME FOR STATE ORPHANS OPENED IN GHEYCANE The best homes for the best chil- dren. This ts the main thought around which the Wyoming Children’s Home society has been built, A new receiving home for orphaned children has been recently opened in Chey: enne, This acquisition was made possible through the charitable be- quest of Mr. Adsit who lived in Cas- per a number of years. O. E, McCracken, superintendent of the society, has found excellent homes in Casper for four children within the past two months. This work is going steadily on and ts of wonderful benefit to the state—to its children and its homes, —____. TWO YOUTHS ACCUSED IN THEFT OF AUTO CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 31.— Clyde Burns and Robert Stanley, each 17 years old, were brought to Cheyenne from Kemmerer Thursday in custody of a United States deputy marshal, charged with violation of the federal act forbidding the trans- portation of stolen automobiles inter- state. They are alleged to have been in possession of an automobile stol- en at Oakland, Calif, ANY are the eyes that aré turned to gaze with keen ad- miration on the well developed, healthy girl no matter where sho may be—on the rapidly moving thoroughfare or gliding gracefully over the dance floor. All eyes turn because we all ap- preciate the girl with the figure so firm ahd plump—the girl with radiantly red cheeks,, cheeks that carry a touch of roses from na- ture’s own garden—the girl with the sparkling eyes, keen and sharp —the girl with buoyancy and the swing of youth. Not necessarily an out-of-doors girl, Just a girl with ever in- creasing blood cells. Just a girl filled with the yim and vigor of youth, 8. 8. S., since 1826, has stood for increased blood cells. 8. 8. S. means restored strength—rekin- dled vitality—added energy. Tako 8. 8. S, and watch the bloom of youth return to your cheeks. Watch that flabby, ill nourished flesh fade away before flesh that is firm and plump. Red blood cella will do it and 8. 8. S. will build them. It contains only pure vegetable in- gredients. S. S. 8. is sold at all good drug stores. The largo size bottle is more econom!- CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug., Motion has been filed in the United States court for Wyoming for re- hearing of the case of V. H. Stone vs. Wyomont Oil company, recently @ecided at Lander when a jury re turned a verdict awarding the plain tift $5,600. The Wyomont company, in petitioning for a rehearing, as serts that the court erred in admitt- ing certain evidence, in permitting Stone to testify, and that the ver. dict of the jury was excessive. SATURDAY SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION HAL and IVA BIRCH MUSICAL ae ee WYOMING Everybody's Theatre 30c No Advance—10c 3:30, and 8:00 AND 9:30 WINNERS OF BEAUTY |SU)R5|DINRIES SON aaa WHE Meet MISS ETHEL HUDSON Here they aro. cent Arkeon beauty contest staged left, worked long and earnestly for celving first honors in the contest. provided. friends and votes. COTTON CROP FORECAST CUT WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.—This year’s cotton production was forecast today at 10,788,000 bales of 600 pounds each by the department of agriculture, The forecast was based on the con- dition of the crop on August 25, which was 64.1 per cent of normal Indicating a yield of about 134.8 pounds per acre. Last month’s pro- duction forecast was 11,516,000 bales, based on the July 25 condition of 67.2, which indicated a yield about 143.9 pounds per acre. Last year’s crop was 9,761,817 bales. AY FEVER you can’t “got away,” tha an attacks with— yicks VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jara Used Yearly WLOMANG Contincous—1 to i1 LAST TIMES TODA! “THE OREGON TRAIL” —with— ART ACORD —also— FRANK MAYO “THE BOLTED DOOR” AND COMEDY FIVE CENT MATINEE FOR KIDDIES 1:00 to 6:00 COMING CASPER RODEO PICTURES | SEE THIS PICTURE —also— Christie Comedy and Snapshots Shows 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’ Clock “THE GRUB STAKE” —with— NELL SHIPMAN You remember her in “The Girl From God's Coun “Back to God’s Country” and other splendid pictures. Perhaps you recall the thrill her famous wild animals gave you? This is the biggest one of them ail. RIALTO 0 HEAR MISS ANNA M. (TREVETT Singing at 3, 7:30, 9.30 The first two Casper girls to cross the wire tn the re- Keon, manager of Wyoming's greatest dance hall. to Los Angeles, with all expenses paid anf with every imaginable comfort Miss Hudson was very nearly nosed out at the finish by Miss Mao Rose, right, whose sweet voice and winning ways, won for her many As her reward, Miss Ross was presented with a hand-| some diamond ring, the second prize, of|- U5, VESoELS Shipping ‘Board Laying Plans to Put New Policy in Effect. ‘WASHINGTON, Aug., 31.—The shipping board. was moving for- ward today with its plans for indi- rect government operation of Its merchant fleet through subsidiary corporations, pending on opinion as to the legality of the plan which it was indicated President Coolidge would request from the attorney general. This was the status of the mer- chant marine question after a two hour conference at the White House Inst night between the presi- dent and members of the board. While it was made plain by Chair- |man Farley that no definite dect- sions were reached at the conference | the majority of the board, includ- ing the chairman, who have spon- sored the plan for operation of the fleet through a number of subsi- | diary corporations, owned and con- trolled by the board, appeared well pleased with the result. pebigdhes +. tmtstSP 10 the of in under the watchful eye of T. J. Mo- Miss Ethel Hudson, the cause, and was rewarded by re- As a result she will be given a trip is th vel th Send your automobile news to “Spark Plug.”—Care Tribune, [THREE PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY ARE FILED CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 81—Pe- tittons in bankruptcy filed in the United States court here follow, Jacob Ebel, Cheyenne, liabilities $1,827.61, assets $230. Rosenberg & Co,, Powell, Mabflities $9,000, ‘assets $14,000, Monarch Hardware ell, labiiities $8,262.61, 007.76, “ask for Horlicks The ORIGINAL QuickLunchet Home,Office&sFountains. RichMilk, Malted Grain Extractin Pow- der& Tabletforms. Nourishing—Nocooking. » Pow: assets $4, MRR SRC, dae Tribune Want Ads bring results void Imitations and Substitutes Dancing Academy Wyoming’s Greatest Amusement Palace ALWAYS THE BIGGEST AND THE BEST DANCE IN CASPER Here you will find a crowd that is jovial and enjoying themselves Admission Free Tonight DANCING EVERY NIGHT Cecil B. DeMille BIG STUFF Some of the earlier bookings of MOVIE SEASON at the Rialto Theater: “Hollywood,” with a tremendous cast. Gloria Swan- son in “Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife.” Leatrice Joy, Owen Moore, Robert Edeson in “The Silent Partner.” Betty Compson and Conway Tearle in “The Rustle of Silk. is Agnes Ayres in ‘‘The Heart Raiders.” Thomas Meighan in “Homeward Bound.” SEASON STARTS SATURDAY RIALTO the GREATER TA wre zr RS FAMILY ‘ean 4 ela “J £46/J LYE CHANGE OF PROGRAM TODAY ‘The Bachelor’s Romance’ THE LATEST MUSICAL SHOW OFFERING OF THE 1923 REVUES CO. -—It Is Something Different— “SO THIS IS HAMLET” All-Star Comedy, with Charlie Murray Admission 10e—40c Shows at 7 and 9 West First, off Center Street UNION INVESTMENT COMPANY TWO KILLED, 1 ‘The 20 lots purchased by Le ‘Worthington in the Comm Extension sub-division a few days ago, were purchased for the Union Investment company, whose offices have recently moved to 610 East Second street, according to an an- nouncement made this morning. Ten houses will be built on the lots within a year and the remaining two weeks and they will be of brick and frame construction, and bath, thoroughly modern and Don't Hide Them With a Vell; Re- clear, beautiful complexion that !t/ move them. Even the firs’ few ap- plications should show a wonderful improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. that {s sold on the money-back guar- ant [eSceeeeeeeen CU UN IS BACK OF BU OF BUILDING PLAN HURT IN IN BLAS valued at around $8,700. All of the dwellings will cl works of the have six more houses|Pany in the northwestern the same street ready for occu-|the city. MTR Ck Wie ecto exe ‘ONSTIPATION | ae! ae re “a4 H. ©. Twiford, president; L. 8. CHAMBERLAIN’S ‘Worthington, vice-president, end ©. EB. Fisher, secretary and treasurer. pirat Ok ol) TABLETS bowels soci rintar: Seige SQUARE DANCE AT THE POPULAR North Washington Hall COME EARLY AND ENJOY YOURSELF stl! exploded early at the ae today age xt within three years. Ground on o first 10 will be broken within Orchestra, Saturday Dance and supper at Ranch, Sevey’s n five rooms FRECKLES This preparation for the treatment freckles is usually so successful removing freckles and giving a sold under guarantee to refund ie money if it fails. Don't hide your freckles under a {l; get an ounce of Othine and re- YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS IT A good time is guaranteed. Don’t forget it’s at the North Washington Dance Hall—Casper’s most popu- Be sure to ask the druggist for lar dance pavilion e double strength Othine; it is this —Advertisement. PATRONS ARE REQUESTED TO PLEASE NOTE THE STARTING TIME OF SHOWS FOR GLORIA SWANSON —IN— “BLUEBEARD’S 8th WIFE” 1-2:40 -4 6-7:40 -9 FEATURE PICTURE ONE-HALF HOUR LATER. mies ag ee AT belo <a sabe vista oad RA Su . AND SATURDAY— HE | DRIVIN? FOOL A RIP, ROARIN’, Se ROMANCE, WITH A THR RACE ACROSS THE ENTIRE CONTINENT a ROTO —with— WALLY VAN, PATSY RUTH MILLER —and— ALEX FRANCIS The Password at the America Theater the Next Two Days Will Be “SPEED” The Excitement Starts at—1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 —ALSO— Al St. John In His Newest Comedy—“THE TAILOR” COMING BULGER’S COMEDY ANIMAL CIRCUS The Funniest Trained Animal Show on Earth A Wonderful Collection of Animals Performing ge Tricks — Featuring — JAZZ BO The World’s Greatest and Funniest Trick Donkey SUNDAY and LABOR DAY Once Esch Afternoon, Twice Each Evening in Addition to WM FARNUM “THE GUNFIGHTER” RIS AND SATURDAY “The Town That Forgot God” You will see the thrill of thrills in great flood scenes of this picture. --ALSO— “Look Out Below” (Comedy) The Iris Price is ALWAYS 10c and 20c PROVEN PICTURES {