Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1923, Page 19

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1923. IRIS PICTURE lo THRILLING ‘The burning of a great Pacific liner at sea. is but one of many thrills in Irvin V. Willat's Para- | mount production, “On the High’ Seas” in which Dorothy Dalton and and Jack Holt are co-featured with | As They Do In rose purge fe ie (| “Hellrwond” ae LLOYDS ¢ 4 aiti ct is | g Say TOM Shree vaca sree at pate should furnish ship; there is a terrific storm at sea you with plenty ; i f and dosen other tis soenes which of style schemes / JAKE Hollywood Stars are Famed for Their Selection in Toilet suspense that keeps one on tenter- | for that . hooks, Jack Holt poses as a stoker, ™ j Yaa Will Show You How Articles—All of Their Choices Are Carried but turns out to be a wealthy young | : ‘ In Our Drug Department . Miss Dalton is a © S 7 ) g partmen peti Be ecaty girl, ‘Mitchell Fall Suit f t His superb stock of the Lewis is an abysmal brute. The! 5 finest woolens money can peo ten te Sa a buy is at the mercy of the JUST RECEIVED—A Fresh Stock of Chocolates In i publi etn ct atest ts Hs Very Attractive Boxes B. Magnus Ingleton. QQUEST HOME ON ETH] | et of AGEN || thc 145 Fast Second Street SHOWN IN “THE PURPLE se Fall Suit HIGHWAY” GOMING SOON | ttered"te'the'men'of Cooper, n'a rea! Yatiormade || “CoUld You, Ask for Any Suit, at rates like these. W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES More ? TIGATE ORDER SAV! The oldest institution on earth— INVES AVE ii a athe bat tatke te Mgar Prentice, aimppoint| The'C 0 Tat ater te Se alge ie aie Are the best shoes money can buy for the prices asked. pT hi founaey mates atlas Sea that 245 S. Center ER Phone 1149-W THE NIFTY TAILOR Made of the best of materials by highly skilled craftsmen, he finally manages to obtain ona! CLEANING ee meape ren REPAIRING || Wyatt Hotel Basement they possess Style, Comfort and Long Wearing qualities Te iat titactarene tecture otal | Phone 802 not found in other shoes. institution is not the Baling pace but rather ste inmates stone Done 6m Best s WW. L. Douglas’ name and retail price are stamped on the 1 , architects, mu- = : Siow’ theatrical managers, architect, ru ait in the Wor! soles of every pair at the factory, guaranteeing their, every imaginable trade and profes- fa \ Jake Will Prove It to You worth, : sion. The only one about the place who seems to have any life at all is dainty Apri! Blair, the Home Cinder- hood ella or maid of all work. When oe . ¥ Th F d Sh = Ci hi enters the grounds, he is amazed fo 4 a cae Re Syed , Casper Hat e Fad Shoe & Clothing Co. b: ddenly become ated an: 4 ea Ee eae the grass, The’ ; 2208. Center, Casper, Wyo. cause of the excitement soon crawls Cleaners & Shoe ened ape. Noctkes witht year Betty Has Added, for Her Patrons’ Convenience, he who had been buried be- a Fourth Marcel Expert omar pre ll i cha AS, house If One Can’t Please—Another Can Shining Parlor cleaning, firmita conten ipiine eiricthee he A WOMAWs HAIR IS HER CROWNING GUORY |} ooo Uk A ai Al is he expected failure. Ush a 4 ie) a shes tlarbonee: Crue ini any ie Ne Tome Wit One OF us well, fit fine and- last THERE GOES DASHING THOMAS MEIGHAN— odd characters, all of whom may be ISN’T HE HANDSOME ? next Thursday and Friday. | tiss, allag Craig. The strong sup- Basement Becklinger Bldg. Phone 467-3 ro $$ Real Service eres Saag eed | SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY THE MIDWEST TAILORS Cronjager. 226 E. Second Phone 1742 . EAST SECOND STREET xbnormality, or considered by the \ diviners to ‘be unlucky for a great diversity of reasons, are done to death,” according to a passage from \ the British governor’s report on Tanganyika (formerly German Bast Africa) recently issued. the picture, “The Purple f¥ MATCHLESS MARCELS longer. Oe the Rar on BETTY’S BEAUTY PARLOR eee is Faultless paringl ereabciusase ereee ate The Right Place for [rhe excellent photography: was! the Permanent Waving, entire head 253 S. Center Street Make Your Clothes eivtersee ! UNLUCKY CHILDREN, TN LL LLL I LLL |) LL LLL LLY LL... BORN UNDER CURSE NN ! l : if OU G i ~ AILLED BY NATIVES FR RSS 5 By DON Q. RIDDLE | iy \ | if y y| | | l, ig’ e ing Madge Kenned: + if s . e which pears ‘the ‘Rialto, ‘heated You will peste Compas Bevened tp Prompt and satisfactory It Is Because His Choice of Clothes 6 lendin ’s role, Edgar Pren- sia alan Gente eats You Too, Can Be the Subject of Smothered Exclamations—Let prominent screen artists, Vincent ie ADDINGTON SHOP Natrona Bldg PRICES TO SURPRISE QUALITY TO SUIT, \\ | lucky" are those whose lower teeth are cut before the upper and those whose parents have failed to under- 0 initiation into certain tribal cere- monies. These children are killed by deliberate starvation and neglect, suffocation, poisoning, or injury at birth. Or, if a less obvious method is required, they are exposed to the unhealthy climate of the low coun- try. Z In many districts, {t is stated, where triba! cohesion ts lacking, the chiefs. have scant contro) over their eubjecis. Dor the host part: men fh middle life, they are brought up to the enjoyment of despotic privi- leges, of which they have been shorn, and are unable to adapt themselves to the new order insti. tuted by the British, They are in sympathy with the past, and accustomed to beerdrink- | ing, bhang-smoking and hunting; are unwilling to report or suppresa the evils to which they themselves are addicted, | “In some areas where the old * tribal organizations had been de- ig stroyed in the process of the estab- 2 LEY NLE : Mshment of German authority,” the .(S 5 report says, ‘chiefs of importance JAMES CRUZE PRODUCTION ‘ had disappeared and in their places numerous petty headsmen had ae ° ° . pe eire2c.| There’s No klectric Sign on Earth Big Enough to Flash the Cast! Quired n taste for human dosh and 30 REAL STARS -- 50 SCREEN CELEBRITIES -- YOU KNOW ’EM ALL « have retained it. Whole villages ‘ cnge; but thelr extermination by the A SWIFT MOVING STORY OF A GIRL’S SEARCH FOR SCREEN FAME native trappers is a matter of great & difficulty. In half m year rewards be! were paid for the destruction of 300 : o DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS" Tee es cnn | CRQUEB, DE MILLE Stiows bce = lg MARY FICKFORD also do great damage to crops, often JACK HOLT 2:40. 4:2 THOS. MEIGHAN rte eter tae iba LEE 2:40, 4:20, Tepe: <b aa Gahan CHAR they strip the roofs off grain stores NITA NALDI 7:40, 9:20 ’ _ - nd - TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY POLA NEGRI Eg gph we Nes BEN TURPIN jipomus structive to young cotton plants, of whieh they are very fond.