Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR GOV. PARKER TO ADDRESS TARIFF MEET IN DENVER Founder of Southern Association Secured For Convention. MURDER CASE WICHITA FALLS, Texas, Sept.,7. —The case of the state against Colonel W. L. Culberson, charged with killing M. lL. Lamar here on January 8, was dismissed in district court on account of absence of prose- cuting witnesses. Colonel Culberson was tried at the February term.of court, a divided jury resulting. ——_____ EDWIN BARRETT NAMED RIALTO OFFERS STRONG PLAY |Bebe Daniels and Antonio Moreno Superb In “The Exciters” Bebe Daniels and Antonio Moreno were well selected by the producers jof “The Exciters" which opened at the Rialto theater yesterday, for this pair possesses in a superlative degree the pep, dash and energy of Che Casper Daily frightful mixup, but the burglar is nice looking and -pleasing on the whole, and although he is willing to step out of the harness for a con- sideration when it is found that the young lady is recovering, a new thrill is furnished the favored daugh-| ter of fortune by having a burglar for a husband, and she isnt quite ready to give him up yet. Not until they have faced perils together at the hands of a band of crooks with which the emergency husband has formed an alliance, are they really sure how they both feel! about the matter. Everything considered, “The Ex- citers" is exciting. It is one of the most thrilling pictures on the screen this season, and it is not cheap either. The spectator cannot help feeling glad that the producers have avoided making the reformers cus- INTEREST GROWING REVIVAL BEING HELD BY NWZARENE CHURCH ‘The special revival services at the First Church of the Nazarene, cor- ner of Twelfth and Poplar are at- tracting considerable attention, and the interest 1g increasing. Dr. A. O. Henricks, for many years president of Pasadena university, Pasadena, Cal., is the special evangelist, assist- ed by his wife who is @ good soloist. | Rev. M. R. Dutton, former pastor at Yuma, Colo., and his wife, son |ieev. bi anday. school had a hundred and ninety- five present before the close and this coming Sunday they expect to have Forced to Live On Bread and Milk For Year and a Half FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1923 16 with three services on Sunday. The Sunday schoo} opens at 10 o'clock. over two hundred present for roll call. The special evangelistic ser- vices will continue until September , Dunn, feel much encour expect a capacity house by Last Sunday the Sunday Linen Days (TWO DAYS ONLY) Saturday, Sept. 8 and Monday, Sept. 10 20% Reduction Will Be Given On Table and Art Linens DENVER, Golo. sept. 7.—John vente oars the|tomary attack against the “jazz life|and daughter who all sing and play IRISH LINEN TABLE CLOTHS M. Parker, governor of Louisiana, JUSTICE ff PEACE T0 TRtBathae Get Hie ene. So een RL AY aA have instead merely different instruments, are also ‘will be on 1 speakers Miss Daniels plays the role of a aree epece picture without any Oe ees Sabine Size 70x70, $ 8.50 values... ~ .«-$6.80 at the : vivacious American girl born of : ence for the past 25 yeare in ote. Size 72x72, $12.00 values_—__..__......---....$9.60 western Tar! ; 5 lJ f iF FF I PUNTENNEY good family, and incidentally born toral, eduedtional: anit tepanearc Irish hand leom double damask cloths. varie: Bere, on ¢ | teh Gaitite Tine eo aae eo Producer and work and 1a giving the local church Size 72x72, $15.00 values, each.-.—....—.....—. $12.00 Parker is one of Fahne | ees Cm teary Laaitad 20 ee eee some stirring sermons every morn- A like reduction on all sizes. Her insures her a speedy career. aunt who has made this prophecy Southern Tariff Assi ing at 10:30 and evenings at 7:20 Edwin Barrett was named by the Company Face A cal , receded by a live “4 According to & call tesued by| _ Ain Barrett was named by the| nao also tele h will of eorsiaen his ducted, by Ney, SDattenieet sha IRISH LINEN NAPKINS genbarth, chairms ° moved ‘s yeste ° :. ity, Utah, the object of| @fternoon as juatice of the peace in Tree meteaierataee eee taanes singers, assisted by the members of | (All Linen) Prosecution the district formerly held by Justice S. H. Puntenney. The action was taken because Mr. Puntenney's time is largely consumed by his business and because he fs out of the city a the local choir, H ‘The attendance from the first has! been fine and the interest is increas- ing with every service. Several have already asked for prayers and vhich is of , is “to join rt to adopt a nd to sta- Size 22x22, $ 7.50 values, dozen............_.._...$ 6,00 Size 22x22, $11.75 values, dozen.......-____$ 9.40 Size 22x22, $14.00 values, dozen__........<-—...$11.20 she is 21 years of ege, or she won't get the money, that’s all. Marriage has been arranged ‘with a typical “jellyfish,” and the lamb LOS ANGELES, Sept. 7.—Frank is all prepared for the sacrifice,| Egan, theatrical producer, and nine | SETS large part of the time. some have been forward at the FANCY LINEN ‘ e od when, crash! an airplane is sént| members of his company who have { st : ., cent Mulvaney In the new lag Hen, {Whitling through the alr carrying| been appearing In the same. farce ian ge atany cneaceaee aes TAU LERUAD IADR ADR eer cate pyar. thie gover ee eee eae mei? |with Jt the sacrifice. ‘The girl won't] here for eleven weeks han. been|s ens of any enema even $15.00 Sets. -$12.00 Set . yo-| of 3 sehr is! cs ah aE live, | Sho is confident of this. With|named in a complaint charging] {crest the inent shaven ora se -$20.00 Set \ no time to lose she arranges mar- riage with the burglar who has just started to rob the house. It is a them with producing and participat- ing 1 nthe production of an obscene xpert watch and Jewelry repair uper Jewelry Co., 0. S ROUND THREAD ART LINEN (IVORY AND WHITE) 18-inch (white), 75c value, yard—....._..—... 60 18-inch (Ivory), heavy weight, $1.00 value, yd..... oe Mrs. Norah Gardner, 825 ‘Thirty-| eighth Street, Oakland, Cal., | spite her 7: 10 pounds Casper-Salt Creek Stage Leaves Arkeon Bldg. bers of sociations 9 a.m. Daily bidardihn Din‘ brlahaiebh now does all her housework and) - os Z | Telephone 144 also enjoys working in her garden,|| 22-inch (white), $1.00 value, yar eeiestielces ys: 86-inch (white), $1.50 value, yard... 1.20 Feared Burial . H i) S a nN eas wa J. J. Stanton, Mgr. git adel I suffered terribly | 36-inch. A cdentet $1.75 value, yard. mers "3 ere y y from | indigestion. For over 28// 46-inch (white), $1.85 value, yard___......__ $1.48 months I never ate a thing but a little bread and milk. 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