Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 7

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922 WHEAT PLANS BEING WORKED be Casper Daily Cridunr crater Sess See cesses Now[s the Timeto Fight Constipation With Bran~Start Today! PAGE SEVEN 2 “THE SPOILERS” TRUE PICTURE OF GOLD AUSE : 4 rush.| mentary order, economics, labor ant Furthermore it aid more than any law and woelel forces in Amerioas other thing to stop the political) literature, John P, Coughlin, secre- ‘spoilers’ from wresting the rich gold mines from their rightful own- QUT BY NATION 2 Commission to Be Given COLLEGE IN GOTHAM’ lers. ‘The Spotiers' was Rex Beach's) The curriculum was being ar “ihe prime requisite of any grest|first and most sucesesful novel and| ranged to aid the worker in union Totion Pees eect setting. | eserves s pictnre where mod-| progress, and that ate st — reat books, grea’ intings, great ern day equipment, technique and | planned to acid courses which wou! Don’ | mt give the disenses that folow|cnpalatable and ¢ifficult to ent, nongs, een Ae Sees Ral ope ck. cn do It Justice” petes cepmee ee him in bie trad®; | in the track of constipation « chance| Kellogg's ix cooket ard all renty 10 Different to lodge in your system! Get after ALL BRAN and because it will give cases add two tablespoonfuls for/ vorve and really deticious, Eat !t/ 2 vege VEL, as a rin exon why LABOR LABNCHE: prec gern fee Boomer yore each of | Ont pation with nature's rear 28 8 cerea’, sprinkled over your fav: | AUTO REPAIRING Rex 2 Beach's novel, “The Spoilers,” neon a ‘By January 1 {t ts helper—BRAN, Kellogg's atite hot or co'd cereal or cook or} which plays at the Iris theater to-| | hoped that all ten courses will have | CvOked and krumbled—because it as| we with hoe caver In tn inter | that sends you away with a smile. Three of the day and Saturday. ice day “The Kiondik a roan ” x Hach tectersas you permanent relief from conatipe |sach person, state’s best general repairmen are at your serv! lob of Han Meeacesn. went om, “we ne | cluding Rea rir spiners janine 4 tion! It t# selentifically prepared] po you realize what Keuoss‘e|™ and night. J dling geetvlioniig sa Aertoon student $2, Bran ean 40 for you and for | ‘Surplus | Grain. rhe eorn Nov, 16—By the As» sociated Press)—A wheat commis- plus wheat {a now being worked out in hig department, Henry C. Wal- lace, gecretary of agriculture, ind! cated in an nddress before the Chieago Association of Commerce, Such a commission as he afvo- cates would relieve the wheat farm- er and in conjunction with the tar iff would bring about a rise in price In tho domestic market, He made {t clear, however, that price fixing must ‘be avoidea and warned that government interfer gnce with the elements of supply and demand would hamper readjust: ment, —_——_—. “FOG BOUND” SCENES Fierida, the winter playground of the rich, ia shown fn all its phases in “fog Bound,” Dorothy Dalton's latest Paramount pieture which Irvin Willat produced and which has caught on in fine shape at the Rialto theater, fie far as iq known this ig bcodh cin first time that ape ver- giades, beaches, huge orange groves, poautiftul eatates and wees} Ja Tiorida pave al! been shown i: picture, Many pietures have or two of these phases of prida jife, bat in “Fog Bound” 008 OF in A Piotous state, As A empleie antithesig te this the nedest heme ef Gale Brenan, on he edge ef the swampland, is shown jpommed in & dense fog holds Gale (Gerethy Dalton} and Roger Wainvight (David Peweil) pound in itg {impenetrable yapor. Tha fog, ps the title indicates, has A important part in the motivation the story, — oy | ae ME LAD IN LORD | ar § > Fs00 08 pba nated It developed @ section of the United NEW YORK, Nov Nov. 16—(United Btates hit! almost forgotten. It | re ne ee oe Tz ((UTS-SORES Cleanse pac GKs|: and pro-| lege hers figures today. The plan was @uced untold fortunes. Thus it ts vanced by the A, F. of L, in Atlantic logical that the event should bring City at the 1920 convention and the forth one of the most powerful local sion plan of handling America’s aur-| stories in American literature ‘The auspices of the New York Central Spollers,” g Trades and Labor Couneil. Beach's novel is one of the Rex best written in recent years. It is lege to give workers « Ss sexe school will be under the It is not the purpose of the col- | § Vis COLUMBI BILLIE IRELAND AND HIS FOLLIES OF 1923 IN THE DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL COMEDY “SHIP AHOY’ TAKEN FROM SPECIAL NUMBERS Alse First Run Pletures And Comedy A BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND RING | 2+BiG FEATURES 2 “THE DICTATOR” A SPECIAL PRODUCTION WITH 3PECIAL SETTINGS, SPECIAL SCENERY AND A CHORUS OF PRETTY GIRLS MR. AND MRS, BUD BROWNEE In a Little Song—A Little Dance and a Little Whatcha Ma Call It TURNER—MURRAY—IRELAND—BRENNEN “THE PAUPER MILLIONAIRE” Popular Priced Matinee Saturday --- 25c TODAY 7 o’Clock—9 oClock to relieve suffering humanity from constipation and it will that Bran's action (# wonderful, It). sweeps and cleanses and parities, It knocks out thy dangerous texte pesons and frees the system from tion! ‘Try Kellogg's Bran for ek, Kat it regularly—two ablespoontula each @ay; aa much each ‘meal in chromic cases, You wil! be astounded at the difference n your feelings! Kellogg's Bran should not ve con- fused with common bran which ir Pigeon’s Fresh 228 East Second St, nh footing, that it will free you all from pills and cathartics? | Kellogg's Bran is particularly As Mentful made tn raisin brent, tn macaroons, popovere, muffina, ete. Receipts are printed on each pack- ago You will any that Kellogg's Tran ina beswing to Humanity, All grocers sell Kellogg’s Bran}— Tastes BotteroaGose Farther—Alwa AGvortisement, Roasted Coffee Phone 623 Also Mack Sennett Comedy’ “MOVIE FANS” Fun From the Press All Repairs Guaranteed “Your Satisfaction Is Our Target” JACK JONES’ GARAGE Phone 2041 R. B. (Shorty) Groves C. 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