Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1924, Page 4

POSEASTESAERPCCESORESESREEEERSAT SEED OPEL e ea CEReets SSS TOCSS Se TESS ESSE SSeS SE! aw ae ee eee bee erry PAGE FOUR. INCE OFFERS PICTURE OF EXCEPTIONAL VIGOR John Barleycorn may be officially dead, but his ghost is lively enough to have reached the screen and in- spired the filming of Thomas H. Ince's bewerful new drama. ‘Those Who Dance,” a First National re- lease which opens at the America theater today. Ince has told the story of Mquor in his new production, and told it with a dramatic sweep of action and vigor of presentation that makes one wonder why some one, long ago, didn’t have the courage to captalize upon some of the dramatic incidents which have become daily occurrences since the Volstead act went into ef- fect and a prohibition force was or- ganized to enforce it. The fact that Blanche Sweet, Bes- sie Love, Warner Baxter, Mathew Betz, Robert Agnew, Lucille Ricksen and Lydia Knott are included in the cast, which was directed by Lambert Hillyer, would assure “fan” interest even for an inferior screen vehicle. With, the remarkable story which the producer has butlt’ upon the foundation of George Kibbe Turner’s magazine yarn, the production de- serves mention among the foremost of the season. JUGGLING AGT HEADS PROGRAM AT COLUMBIA The juggling ect put on by Ethel and Wald Shattuck under the cap- tion of “The Flower Shop” at the ‘columbia theater is an entertainment ‘ell worth seeing, Both of these clever artists,are capable exponents of thef t and elther might make an act, Together they work in har mony and produce something of high excellence. They use Indian clubs and hoops, No time {s lost in handl- ing the Instruments of the profes- sion. The man fs exceptionally fast. Hal and Ida Birch show their obvious versatility in the musical numbers they give. The lady plays a fife and the gentleman uses both the harp and the banjo. His banjo work is full of pep and includes in- terpretations of the work ‘of others. ‘The Indy also sings a bit and to- gether they present a very striking number. The readings given by the Kuhn Sisters, one at the piano and the other indulging in a constant and ex- tremely funny line of chatter, were “ca well received by the audiences last night. The ladies possess not only & sense of humor but personalities and good voices, Entir nic is the patter of Len- nie and Dale, The man portrays a Jewish character and does it a little better than it is usually done. “The Westbound Limited” is the feature photo} “BRIZONA EXPRESS” 15 AN HONEST MELODRAMA If you want thrills—the good old fashioned'kind of pulse quickeners that you used to enjoy when you Were a kid—go to the Iris theater where Lin matic me pres It is melo- ar the greatest m xpreasion for this type of entertainment since the ola Greek masters made it famous, rter is the uncrowned King of rama and certainly he has em ployed his vivid imagination with ex- cellent effect in this William Fox production. SPIRIT OF SOUTH SEAS IN WYOMING PHOTOPLAY Rex Ingres magnifice and exoti in his Wh is be m has captured, in a fashion the romantic spirit of the South atest production for M he Pavement Ends," which ng shown for the last times at the Wyoming. It is ‘an extraordinary photoplay tn every detail—beautiful in coneeption and execution. It ts not like anything Mr. Ingram has ever done and it marks another high finesse. This production is certainly off the beaten track, in visual appeal ab well as in story. MAE MURRAY IN FILM “FASHION ROW” TOON We are pleased to tell you that Mae Murray ‘n “Fashion Row,’ her new Metro release, will be shown at the Rialto starting today. If yoware interested in the latest fashions in love and thrilling adventure—of course you are interested in the new fashions in clothes and in dancing— you must ‘see “Fashion Row,” be- cause this star never made a ple ture so thoroughly entertaining. Imagine Mae Murray playing two one the toast ‘of Broadway, loved by men, and the other a plain little Russian immigrant girl! As Olga Farinova, the actress, she marries happily into Knickerbocker aristocracy—and then out of her past comé® a man with a scar and a vengeance unfulfilled. You'll see the most exciting photoplay of the season when you see ‘Fashion Row." Miss Murray is ravishing in a hun- dred glittering gowns, and her new dances are more stunning than ever. ‘There are scenes of Broadway trium- pbs, gay parties on Long Island, spectacular settings. Be sure to visit us next week and “.njoy the pleasures of “Fashion Rew,’ ee Here and There A ton of fun for 60 cents. at “Poverty Gulch,"—Ady. What an opportunity- All of us are tempted to turn bootleggers in view of the offer made by the Ameri- theater for Saturday night. Whether evidence will be brought is & problematical _question-resting largely with the bootlegger himself, See the hat values at $6.75 on the $1.00 counter at the Stuart Shop.— Ady. It is a difficult problem to choose between our friends, the mosquitos, and the floating cotton from the trees. Both are equally distasteful, but the insects at least have the de- cency to remove) themselves after tickling. “Whoop her up! Sitm going to “Povtrty Gulc! The See Ben Transfer meted’ a load of pianos to Lavoye for the Wells Music company. Snappy hand-bags for summer trips $1.50 up. _Bailey’s ‘furniture store. 326 West Yellowstone. 1617-J. Adv. The greater smaller the car. the distance—the Pennsylvania and New York have shown up with Henrys. Travellers from the other side of the pond may appear with vehicles approaching Barney Goo- gle's gas scooter, See Ben Transfer. Adv. Phone 74.— E. J. Donahoe is spending a few days in Lavoye. Self-adjusting, ball bearing lawn mowers of highest quality at Gantt Hardware company.—Ady. rancher from Powder Bob Meigh, River, is spending a few days in Cas per with his brother, George. Skeezix Shoes at $1.00 a pair. Kop- per Kettle Art Shop.—Adv. Nils Foughstadt, of Caspef moun- tain, will be at Pathfinder dam. Your old maftress and $8.00 will get you a brand new one in change at the Casper Mattress Fac. tory. Ady. ex: 826 Wost Yellowstone. 1617J,— Mrs, Frank Fletcher and daughter Luetile were visitors in Casper from Salt Creek. in't nothin’ else but fun” at dust shows e@ decided reference for newly shined shoes. Watch Tripeny'’s bargains.—Adv. windows The Collegians at the Arkeon last night rendered “The Old Gray Mare” in such an effective manner that the crowd repeatedly called for encores. The old favorites, even when ¢ disguis- ed in the garb of jai:, do not lowe their attractiveness. to get that her pata ring at “Pov- erty Guleci Tomorrow will see large crowds leaving for the mountains and re- for a fellow motorist will make the day more pleasant for everyone. Re- member the old bible qdestion in the modern version: If expect a boost from the other fellow—be good en- ough to boost him in a time of stress, Do you crave fun? Get 5,000 bucks of it at “Poverty Guleh.”"— Adv. by motor. “Seo Casper in the “Poverty Gulch. Mrs. for E. R. Broken Bow, ‘braska by motor. Skeezix Shoes at $1.00 a pair. Kop- per Kettle Art Shop.—Ady. lins. July biggest Gulch.” 7th to 12th will be Casper’s time, Go to ‘Poverty Ady O. W. Garst passed through Cas- per yesterday on his way to Yellow. stone Park, Special price on bathing suits at Tripony'’s.—Ady. Expert. wat: ing at Tripen: and jewelry répair- Ady. ‘ Base ingratitude! The more you give them the more they take, Some of the men present ut the Harry Yes- ness opening last night must have a dozen or so of suits to brush, ac- cording to the number of brushes they concealed on various parts of their person, a Se NOTICE OF HEARING ON AS. SESSMENT ROLL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, OF STORM SEWERS IN STORM SEWER DISTRICT NO. 2, IN THE CITY OF CASPER, NA- TRONA COUNTY, STATE OF WYOMING, Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Cas- re will meet on the 21st day of uly A, D. 1924, at 4 tht o’clock P. m. on said date, at the Council Chambers at the City Hall in the City of Casper, for the purpose of hearing objections to the assess- ment roll for the construction of storm sewers and improvements in those streets and portions of streets in Storm Sewer District No. 2, in the City of Casper, as follows, to-wit: West Midwest Avenue and West Midwest Street from South Elm Street to §outh Poplar ~ od, MANY A FLAPPER TAKES HER FIRST CIGARETTE, HER wintora “'Siret, Se ""hadeet|| FIRST DRINK, OR HER FIRST KISS, NOT BECAUSE SHE. | Down With Cooking Street; South Cottonwood Street; West Twelfth Street Street; Last Times Today RAMON NOVARRO then “Where the Also Comedy 10c——_——__40c TOMORROW “AND OLD “" y Guieh.""—Ady, Mr. Richardson, of the Patterson akland company “has returned ‘te Salt Creek after pending a day in Casper. That Ridin’ Kid will be at “Poy. erty Guich."—Adv, Pugene Riley's barefoot boy would point in the career of this youngs genius of the films, nay that “Where the Pavement Enda” is Mr Ingram's work js to say that it bears the stamp of distinction and artistic FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE EZRA W. PALMER, C. 5. B. Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts IN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MONDAY EVENING, The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend find joy unconfined in the warm ad- hestive dust on the roads being pre- pared for paving. Unfortunately the CASPER, WYOMING Announces a —By— OF DENVER, COLORADO AT 8:15 O'CLOCK JUNE 30, SWEETHEART OF MINE” KIDS’ CIRCUS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC PARK, MONDAY, 2:30 P. M. 15e Admission, Big parade at 2.00 o'clock from the Court House to Athletic park. for | Street Take your girl. ba plebeebae ca A. E. Schroeder left yesterday for Beach, N. D. He is making the trip arly days at Pelkey {eft yesterday A. J. Jones left yesterday for Raw- ® West Railroad Avenue from the alley between South David Street and South Ash Street, to the alley between South Cherry Street and from South Ach Street, to South Oak WYOMING Pavement Ends” ‘Casper Daily Ceidune Thirteenth t A oT WG 7 YOKAHAMA — Customs officials apologized to the United Stateg con. sul for discourteous treatment given by members of his staff to Ameri- can pasengers on the ident Mad- ison. i and|the north line of West Thirteenth Street; thence ‘east along the north line of West Thitteenth | n Street and East Thirteenth Street, a distance of 1165.00 feet; thence GY Avenue to South” Cedar|north a distance of 160. 60. tee! Street; thence east along the center line aati Waltut Bireets tet SiUi| Blocks drat 2 of butler Addition ut at reel OC] ani 0! lar Street: y° He City, a distance of 7136.00 Board Street from | fi thence: of fest. Fifteenth south a distance South David Street to Soutlr Ash eee PHILADELPHIA BOYS TO file the some fi: i sy $ nearing ng oF the date fixed for suc! Ke such 4 time as the hearing may be continued to, at which time the said Aye Co! allen will sit alt ana of Saidering ach roll, obi peerient berg theg Bs Fee ay “a to ae Til an with. said Cit: die West Fourteenth Street Trott ei ceaal ogee ee treet; So! ine Lye Street from poe, Sata treet a distance | made thereto or to any South Street to South|of 510.00 feet, to the west line| of, or set aside such ro! Wesath Beoch, ech Street. from East corthwect quater (NEC ‘otlench ‘senner enich shall “appear such ma! perten th 5B irope East ‘Thir- NW) of gation ae "Township just, equitable and lawful, oe ni 33 N., Range 79. W., 6th P. M.;|then to proceed to oi South Durkin Street from East ansetaet SATURDAY ‘EVENING, JUNE 28, AT _ THE CENTRAL WYOMING AUTO CLUB Non-Members, $1.00 ‘Members Free an will consider suc thence south to the northerly line| same b; copinanee ys bdgee dit ees Street to East Thir-jof the ninage ‘Bec ni Street 8 tain baa en Di South Wolcott + from 3 N. East Fifteenth Street to East, P. Thirteenth Street; ight-of-way South David Street from Com-| of the said Drainage Ditch, to its munity Drive to ,East Fifteenth] intersection with the south line Street; of the northeast quarter of the South David Street from West| northwest quarter (NE% of NW Fourteenth Street to West Thir-|%) of Section 16, T. 38 N., R. 79 W., 6 P. M.; thence westerly teenth Street; South Ash Street from Com-| along the south ‘ine of the north- munity Drive to West Twelfth|east quarter of the northwest Street; buarter (NE% of NW%) of Sec- South Ash Street from West} tion ios Township 33 N., R. 79 Eleventh Street, to West Railroad} W., 6th P./M., to its intersection Avenue; with the extended center line of South Elm Street from West| the alley in Block 11 in Commun- pareuiencn ares to _West ity Park Addition to the City of Casper; thence north along the Twelfth S £outh ih T Btreat trom West| center line of the alley in Blocks Eleventh Street to West Railroad| 1 and 11 in said Community Park Avenue; + Addition, and. said’center line ex- South Oak Street from Alcova|tended south, a distance of Lane to West Railroad Avenue; 1388.14 feet, to the south line of South Spruce Street from West|West Fifteenth Street; thence mieten treet to West Railroad] west along the south line of West venue; Fifteenth Street, a distance of South Walnut Street ‘from CY 2715.00 feet, to its intersection Avenue, to West Railroad Av- with the center line of the alley enue; in Block 188, extended south; South Chestnut Street from| thence north along the center line West Thirteenth Street, to West| of the alley between South Cherry| 1 Railroad Avenue; and South Cottonwood Streets a South Cedar Street from Wests distance of 1966.94 feet, to Bs Fourteenth Street, to West Rail-|center line of the Chicago road Avenue; Northwestern Railroad com) at ‘outh Poplar Street from West! main track; thence north le- Fifteenth Street to West Raliroadj grees 02 minutes east aoe the Avenu center line of the Chicago South Boxelder Street from| Northwestern Railroad company’s Weat Fifteenth Street, to West| main tract, to a point 150.00 feet Railroad Avenue; west of the west line of Section South Willow Street from West| 9, T. 33 ‘9 W., 6th P, M.; Fifteenth Street to West Railroad | thence northerly along a line par- Avenui allel to and. distant 150.00 feet South Cherry Street from West westerly from the west line of eben a Street to West Railroad | Section 9, T. 33 N., R. 7° W., 6th venue P. M., a distance of 1257.36 feet, The boundary of said Storm more or less, to a point on the Sewer District No. 2 within which] westerly extended center line of the property will be assessed ac-| the alley lying north of Block 112, cording to law for the payment of said point being. west a distance od above named tmprovement as| of 250.73 feet from the west line iz the property specifically of said Block. 112; thence east a penatiteed, is as follows, to-wit: tg ce oe ea feet. to the ncing, ; said point ot eginning. bepinine, paige eae Rent he Notice is further given that the South Spruce Street at its inter-| Said assessniest roll is now on file ction with the center line of the partie orice of ie: Cit Dieesof alley lying north of Block 113 in| Sai ity where it may be examin- the chy of Casper, running an} d_all_persons whe AEH bs thence north 32 degrees 49 min- utes it a.distance of 129.14 feet; thence north 67 desrees 30 minute: a distance of 297.66 feet; north 64 degrees 02 minutes east a distance of 634.01 feet, to the center of Block 19; thence south a distance of 594.27 feet; thence north 64 degrees 02 minutes e: distance of 400.43 feet; thence south along the cen- ter line of the alley between South David Street and South te Street, and said line extend- ed, a distance of 299.64 fe nt, to of that cer- in fel Sec- , R. 79 W. g the Date this hed ay a Tune, (SEAL) H, H. PRICE, City one Publish June 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30, 1924, pene 2 he waren NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of vies ot Keen, Deceased NOTICE IS HE: GIVEN that letters of "Administration were on the 7th day of Jun 1924 granted to the undersigned in the above estate, d all persons hav- ing claims inst the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them, with the peceeente vouchers for allowance, to the undersigned Alvah Jay, at rape office of Hagens & Murane, Caspe: Wvgmings y with- in, six months ths after ite of said letters, or they may be pre- ble from any benefit from such te, and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of said letters, they will Dated 19: ated June a ALVAH tee Administrator, reer June 14, 21, 28, July 5, “| MAN LEAVES PRISON T0 BE ARRESTED AGAIN CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 28.— When Bernard Kobb stepped from the Wyoming penitentiary at Raw- lins Friday, after serving three years for grand larce: he found Sheriff Ole G. Pzterson ‘ef Cotwood county, Minnesota, acting as a com- mittee of one to welcome hi Sheriff Peterson took Koob into cu: tody on a Minnesota warrant charg- ing grand larceny in’the first degree. Two associates of Kobb in the Mi nesota crime are serving 15-year terms in the M'nnesota penitentiary. pian Sa mae ty Presented by ROBERT Z. LEONARD ‘Palsating with Peril and Passion This story by Sada Cowan and Howard Higgin shows Miss Murray in a dual role asa Russian peasant and @ luxurious society belle, ‘A Tiffany Production Robert Z. Leonard, Director Gen'l. M. H. Hoffman, General Mgr. For results try a Tribune Cis sified Ad. . ————__—_ Motorway ? ? t Also Cameo Comedy “Lunch Brigade” Kinogram News TODAY Tomorrow Monday 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 ee US . “THE ARIZONA EXPRESS” —Also Comedy— “FACE THE CAMERA” WANTS IT, BUT BECAUSE SHE DOESN’T WANT TO BE CONSIDERED SLOW ! THOS. H. INCE “THOSE WHO DANCE” A Daring Presentatior of the Most Discussed Subject in America Today A REMARKABLE DRAMA OF “BEYOND THE THREE MILE LIMIT” LIFE IN A MODERN METROPOLIS. A Merry Bunch of Dancers Who Paid the Piper A-Plenty. BLANCHE SWEET WARNER BAXTER and stewing Summer mornings QUICK QUAKER -— ready in 3 to 5 minutes. No hot kitchens, no fuss, no muss, no frying pans to clean ERE'S the new Summer breakfast, Quick Quaker, the new Quaker Oats. Rich and flavory, a complete vigor breakfast, cooked, served and eaten, the kitchen cleared away and spotless, in a jiffy. Takes the place of too heating foods, gives you the strength to keep up Summer vitality, gives women freedom from kitchen work. Try it. Note its rich Quaker flavor. See what. a joy it is. Standard fall size and weight packages— Medium: 1% pounds; Large: 3 pounds, 7 oz. Qroker BESSIE LOVE ROBERT AGNEW For “Those Who Dance. a or an Austra It’s new—It n Kangaroo ! ALSO—“MODERN WHALING” AND FOX NEWS _ SHOWS AT 1—3—5—7 and 9 TODAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY as the kick ofa White Mule Quick YOU ARE CORDIALLY | INVITED To Attend a FREE BARBECUE of 2-Year-Olds 25c Mat. Today 2:30 Tonight, 6:45—9 o’Clock COLUMBIA 4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE PICTURE THE KUHN SISTERS ETHEL and WALD 1924 RIVERVIEW PARK JULY FOURTH PLENTY OF FIREWORKS AND FUN Get Up a Party and Dance, Swim, Skate, Ride and Enjoy Life at Like featured with New York Musical SHATTUCK Comedies in in “THE FLOWER SHOP” “BITS OF VAUDEVILLE” LENNIE and DALE + BREEZY BITS OF MIRTH and MELODY Feature Picture— HAL and IDA BIRCH In a featival of Music, Song and Dance “THE WESTBOUND LIMITED” ATTEND THE MATINEE 2:30 AND AVOID STANDING AT NIGHT Casper’s Playground Free Parking Space Bus Service