Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1924, Page 4

ue ¢ LILY OF THE UST’ 15 NOW PLAYING AT RIALTO Who was the beautiful miled bravely while bh ad in the woman r stern- un {form rank, e-like grip lowly ng in vi tables of a n city | of} Dure little whe this cruelty exhausted t in speculation coi tity of the pair. When the woman, superb in black velvet, rose from 1 eyes followed Yer she m the room The scene occurs in “Lily of the Dust,” Pola Negri's latest and comin, todas that of the ho} behind this | in the dining room is dramatic and fas been made the wife traged one of most hich film cast playing Ben Lyon Others creen TODAY'S PERFORMANGES ~ END COLUMBIA COMEDY The Columbia's curtain will roll up on “Twenty Minutes for Lunch," for the last times today. What this musical comedy has offered in the ‘way of a clever program has beer exceptional bonanza of joy. Thos who haye not the production | should ta ivant of the final] performan Ja amateurs please d acts, all of which went right heme | to t funny bone ides by full of humor, the ts taken by the amateurs were real displays of originality and their efforts in the spotlight were well received. Among the ateurs appearing were ¢ milton, Elaine errett, Audrey : Fawcett, Emly Sav- Meyer age, Margaret Perrett, and Lyle and Dorothy Edward Attention is called to the fact that Wednesday the Columbia will give its Chevrolet coupe. : sea s+ SEE ‘GURIOUS DESERT GROWTH SHOWN IN AMERICA FILM A curious desert growth is to Be Moted in “The Code of the Wilder- ness,” a David Smith production twhich is the attraction at the America theater starting today. It Balloon tires with ball bearing spindles make the Hudson very easy to steer. $5.00 Reward Five dollars reward will be paid arty furnishing the Casper ribune tion leading capture arson who is audulently collecting subscriptions om Tribun rs. Patrons the pape not pay any except the the paper. or r from the to st his credentials. If he can not do so please call the Tribune Tel officer. | @ SERIAL STAGE TRIUMPH WITH HIS JIGGS JOKES hone 15 Everything in B RiG TIMBERS FARM MACHIN Three-Day Cementing Phone 2300 and 62 ~ TRAIN S CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN No. € Eastbound No, 622 4 CHICAGO, Eastbound No. 32 = No. 30 .--.- Westbound No. 29 - No. 31 BURLIN THE NICOLAYSEN LUMBER CO. Vistributors of KONSET Office and Yard—First and Center Sts. JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION NOW is the famed Joshua Palm, a tall, sentinel-like growth often reaching to a height of twenty or thirty feet. It apparently has no need for mots ture in its struggle for existence, as it is found most prolific where there are no rains. Through some curious chemical process of nature just be- heath the rough, scaly bark is a pe- culiar moist fiber, tender and of a sweetish t range bred as they a the scaly pfotection of the palm high reach and devouring with great guste A delicate ercamy blossom Is found % at the top of the spine— protected bulbs that crown the growth. Where a number of these curious palms are clustered together they present a pleasing the dried growth of the frective backgrounds for pk \ tting. The fruits, which are dry and in dehiscent, contain numerous black se, pounded into m re used by the Indians as food. ‘The wood is very soft and of little value commercially. M’MANUS SCORES TENTH | “Bringing Up Father in Ireland” is the title of the tenth serial offer- ing of the stage production of the famous George M cartoon conception, “Bringing ‘ather,” seen on the funny page of more than one thousand newspapers in all parts of the civilized world. It will the attraction at the Iris theater next Friday and Saturday, November 21 and 22, with matinees daily be Set RAN NEAR Ny KANSAS CITY ORCHESTRA COMING T0 THE ARKEON the rom Baltimore hotel at ansas Cityy Mo., Ray Moore and his Music Masters—a’ high class seven-plece orchestra—are coming to the Arkeon, They will open an in- definite engaxement here Monday night and Casper is promised an ex: ceptional dancing treat A name that stands among the topnotchers in orchestras has been gained by the Music Masters in Kansas City and they are bringing a remarkaole outlay of the best and the latest in keen dance numbers to the Arkeon. Ray Moore, the leader, is the Pianist. The saxes will be made to perform by Johnson and Martin. Others in this nifty combination of artists are Sarri, Giano, Crause and Powell. STRENUOUS ACTING DONE BY HART IN IRIS. FILM “The Fighting Strain," which fea- tures the acting of Neal Hart, shows at the Iris theater for the last times teday. This picture abounds with scenes of life in the north- startlin west and Hart is constantly going at full speed, producing one tense episode aft nother, A two-reel comedy, “Th He Goes," is also included in the Iris program for to- day. ORE STRIKE UNCOVERED SPOKANE, Wash., Noy. 15.—An- nouncement was made here of the discovery of a vein of high grade lead-zine ore seven to eight feet in width in the Star Tunnel which the Bunker Hill and Hecle Mining com ¢ iving from the lower workir of t Burke, Tdaho. penetrated for a ¢ tated. Hecla vein mine has near been ot 35 feet, uilding Material A SPECIALTY ERY, WAGONS || Process for Oil Weils. Casper, Wyo. HEDULES {Countess Catharine Karolyi, wife of Arrives Departs || 1:30 p.m. 1:50 p. m. 11:00 p.m | Arrives Departs || --5.45 p.m. 6:00 p. m, GTON & QUINCY | Arrives | ----8:10 p. m. Arrives 6:50 a.m, ~9:55 p. m. Cte Casper Cailp Cribune | By NEA Airmail Service— Immigration authorities didn’t find 1 former president of Hungary, the ‘ ’ 8, Stanwood Menken, the of the National Security had plotured her. They read- fly opened the gates at Ellis Istand to her. he is in this country on @ ecture r BUTLER'S ROLE 5 DISCUSSED (Continued from Page One.) experience might have discouraged him from essaying the role of po- litical leader, For the sensitiveness of a few political chieftains in a na tional convention ts a mere incident compared to the attitude of the mo- dern senator toward anyone who plays the part of leader. Individual- ism has developed to such a point that it 1s doubtful whether an Al. drich of yesteryears could manage the present-day senators. Senator Butler could not very well become ‘a legislative leader as he in now in congress itself, and, like most newoomers, would have to be going to school most of the time in con- gressional practice. His speeches probably will be few for the same reason. Nevertheless, Tike Will Hays and Harry Daugherty, the new Senator from Massachusetts will be in constant touch with the White House on questions of appointment. No one knows as intimately the ob- Mgations incurred during a presiden- tial contest that the campaign man- ager, Other. senators will find it convenient to consult Mr. Butler and to seek his co-operation, Were he disposed to play politics in the old fashioned way, dispensing of- fices to th® constituents of thoxe sen- ators and members of the house who “played ball” and co-operated with the administration on legislation, he could build up a position of personal power which, in time, would give him leadership without the title— a man behind the throne. It all de- pends on his own tact and discre- tion. And no one enyles him the job of being the confidante of the ad ministration, or and a former campaign manager, all at the same time. eS AEE. ae WEWS BRIEFS; A, Nov. 15.—(By the As- Press).—The special com: articles from St. COMMUNITY FUND 10 mission appointed by the council of the League of Nations to investigate and report on the question of how much of the Mosul yilayet should go to Turkey and how much to the kingdom of Irak, now British man- date territory, is in session jn Gen- eva studying a mass of documents bearing upon this problem. CHICAGO, Nov, 15.—As a matter of public protection, in view of in- ereased crime throughout the coun- try, and especially in Chicago, Julius Rosenwald, chairman of the board of Sears Roeb and company = an- nounced today that the mail ord ho ad discontinued the sale all forms of fir DOVER, » 15.—P. Cc, Smythe, who left Dover yesterday in a canoe alone to cro: the English channel on his way by canoe to’ Rom was caught in bad weather on the Channel last night. After great difficulty he reached the South Goodwin ight ship, which picked him up, WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—Ambas- sador Sheffield at Mexico City has been named as special representa- tive of President Coolidge to repre- sent the United States the inaug: uration of President-Elect Calles. Special letters appointing Mr. Sheffield to that duty, have been for- warded t othe Mexico City embassy. HOUSTON, Tex., Nov. 15.—The army. world filers, Nelson and Wade left Houston this morning in the planes, New Orleans and Boston IT. The fliers will luncheon in Dal- Jas and then fly to Fort Worth, where they will sptnd the night. They will leave that city Sunday for St. Louts to Join Captain Lowell H. Smith and proceed to Washington. WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—Cotton consumed during October aggregnt- ed 682,629 bules of lint and 65,095 of linters compared with 435,216 of lint and 49,976 of lnters in Septem: ber this year and 542,260 of lint and | 57,491 of Unters in October Jast . the census bureau announced WASHINGTON 15.—Sena. tor Cummins, Republican, Iowa, an nounced today he would not be a candidate for president pro-tem in the next senate In. the new congress which takes office next year. BURLINGTON, Vt., Nov. 15.—A verdict of guilty of petty Jarceny was returned by tye jury in the cases of William McCreedy and Gordon Wells, alleged Ku Klux Klan probationers who were tried on charges of rand larceny based on the theft of vestments and other Mary's Cathedral August 5. LONDON, Nov. 1 of Toronto, from Sydney, N. to New York city, started Friday on his journey to Rome, which he wil attempt to reach in a canos. Weather condi- tions are favorable for the cross channel trip. 7 DAAW SUPPORT FROM CHURCH SERVICE HERE As the campaign for the Casper Community fund will be under way beginning Monday, the 17th, the ser- Pester « subject as Life,” explaining this as the affirm. Debt Funding Pact Signed the pursuit nt, B. elistic _ meetin; of cla: “The Plus Sounding a warning to, Casper not to lose sight of sniritual valuse in materi vange- H. Pester, attorney, last night concluded the series of evang- conducted by the Epworth League at the First Meth: odist church, “Serving one’s {ellow-man only true way of serving God,” Mr, 4. He announced his of My vieo Sunday evening In the Pres- byterlan tabernacle, Sixth and Dur-| WASHINGTON, bin streets, will be in the interest | agreement for of this movement. The minister, Rey. Charles A. Wilsn, D. D., will speak on subjects closely related to the Community fund. A synopsis of the topics wiil include poverty, its |= cause and cure, teaching of self de- pendence, and how to get on in the world, work und wages, extrava- gance, economy and thrift, rellef, employment, and educational activi- ties dependent upon the fund, with special reference to the Boy Scouts, The service will include good music by the choir under the direction of Miss Agnew. All leaders, captains and members of their teams, are specially invited, also all citizens in- terested in a constructive movement for the building of a better city. 1.5. MEGHLING IS. GRANDFATHER TODAY The reason why loans easy to negotiate this morning at the People’s Finance and Thrift company's offices was explained to the satisfaction of those Interested when it became known ‘that J. 8, Mechling, the manager, had arrived as a grandfather. The little girl was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Mechiing of 834 South Dur- bin street at Dr. Keith's hospital and the genial disposition of the grandfather indicates that al! con- cerned are doing niceiy 5,000 Deer To Cross Canyon In Big Drive were #0 FAG STAFF, Arlz., Nov. 15 ‘The Kaibab deer drive across the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river —regarded as one of the most stu- pendous herding tasks in western range history—will be undertaken December 1, sixty experienced cowboys and 75 Navajo Indians, tt was announced here tod: se McCormick, veteran Cocon: ino county ttle ma has the state’s contract to deliver between 5.000 and 8,000 deer acress the great chasm a® f humanita move to save the animals from starvation in the vorestocked Kaibab forest. More than 30,000 deer, it is estimated now rgam the Kiabab lands ———_ Photographs for* prices all this week. downstairs, 131 S. oo The stomach of the average in- dividual produces 9 pounds of gas- tric julce daily for digestive pur: poses. Center. Phone R. C. Montgomery, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Electronic Reactions of Abrams Riverton, Wyoming. Great Northern Used Cars Are NOT Misrepre- sented The Great Northern Motor Co, 838 North Wolcott Street. Phone 277% A Real Quartette sam treasury. It Noy, I NEED MONEY is the Sign ‘16,—An funding the Polish debt to the United States, amount- ing to, $190.000,000 was signed at the follows practically the e terms accorded Great Britain. SPIRITUAL VALUES STRESSED IN ae moe) ADDRESS TO EPWORTH LEAGUERS the “plus sign.” generous a human Purely economic factor. eredo of 1896: ings will begin Monday, with Rev. L. EB. Carter in charge. One Piece son Coaches. Buy Your Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings ’Now. THE SAVINGS ARE BIG Fred, Himself, Your Clothier THE BOSTON STORE 260 SOUTH CENTER The dramatic fire of Pola Negri flames to new heights in “Lily of the Dust.” See her as a woman of many emotions, fighting for KINOGRAM NEWS the one great love that can lift her to happiness. Also FABLES SPECIAL ATTRACTION The Netto Ladies Orchestra Playing Selection “LIGHT CAVALRY” By Fv. Suppe Novelty Number—the Popular Hit “BAGDAD” Words by Jack Yellen Music by Milton Ager RIALTO DANCE TONIGHT N Starting TODAY 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40 and 9:20 To the Best Music in the West’ RAWHOUSER’S DANCE ARTISTS Going Over Bigger and Better Every Night— A Good Floor and Plenty of Partners orth Specialties by . VOGEL and MILLER, MISS CHARLOTTE EARLE, SAM LEONARD, CARRIE HANDY, WILL JEFFRIES Washington all Dancing Academy COLUMBIA THE HAPPY GO LUCKY CO. In the Side-Splitting Farce “TWENTY MINUTES FOR LUNCH” —Featuring— THE GEORGIA FOUR and the PRETTY CHORUS SQUARE DANCE NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT 25c MAT. TODAY TONIGHT—7-9 O’CL. of Dancing Girls FEATURE PICTURE ‘THE SPOILER ative doctrine of service in contrast a de of selfishness. the pre-eminent example ef success won through In his arraignment of local condi- tions, Mr. Pester pleaded for a more policy toward workers based on a récognition of labor as ment rather than a He quoted in this connection Bryan's famous “You shall not cruci- fy humanity on a cross of gold.” A new series of evangelistic meet- the A windshield —Making it clear vi- sion—is on all Hud- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1924. the theme, “What Does It Mean to Be a Christian?” gospel team of seven will conduct the services tomorrow evening, on the Real West With JOHN BOWERS quae will if Zoran, ber as the star o: = Harold Bell Wright’ “When a Man’s a@ Man.” Assisted by Alice Calhoun and Alan Hale —Also— The Second of the Famous Van Bibber Stories “THE FIGHT” MYRON LEFFINGWELL’S AMERICA ORCHESTRA Shows at 1, 3, 5,7 and 9, 10c and 40c STARTS TODAY BISHOP-CASS -LAST TIMES TODAY NEAL HART ‘THE FIGHTING STRAIN’ —Also Comedy— “THERE HE GOES” 10c and 20c SATURDAY NIGHT The one big night of all the week. You are sure to find all your friends there, Arkeon Weekly Tonight Full of fun and everything. Red-hot off the press. It means a lot to read this publication. Arkeon Opening Monday RAY MOORE AND HIS MUSIC MASTERS Green Lantern Cabaret EVANSVILLE Where Joy Is Unconfined DANCING EVERY EVENING GOOD MUSIC