Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1925, Page 4

F hs sex oy an oy ptr 1 Th a 10 a Wy an he we alr tb = PA! we itd PAGE FOUR By ROSCOE CONKLING FITCH “THE GARDEN OF WEEDS” WITH BETTY COMPSON Io FEATURE AT THE RIALTO situatior herself talk: rides downtown of course. s Compson’s her own * the for Paramot new Kiddies Enjoy “Santa Fe Trail” Victories For Government In Vote by frish Riliea thelevaeeetion at ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT America—"Sundown” with Bes- » Loy Rialto — “The Garden of Conductor Hines. “SUNDOWN” AT AMERICH WITH STAR FILM GAST 1492," with lee DRAMA OF THE WEST The sun sank slowly in the west; reome by twi Stripes" the light breeze of the fifty thundering ed from Amer clad and Stars floated supreme in —the last Rlo Grande rightful! can histor vassing f the ¢ ttle t € the Great T evelt, in a the former cordial reception of a is a > of and is a c¢ > the s of Earl Hudson Ing First N tor for luc | HINES COMEDY AT IRIS There can be no doubt but that the latest Warner Brothers classic | which closes today at the Iris thea ter, was a success, The reason for {t is the acting Jol electric personality entire production. “Conductor 1492" is the tale of an ambitious young Irishman just ar rived in this country and bent on making his way to fame and fortune no matter how. Johnny Hines seemed to be made to order for the y Hines, whose saturated thc part of Terry O'Toole, the young] hopeful With a ready smile and a willing hand he got along well in his own and which | AAPIO FIRE HUMOR IN ume. time Che Casper Daily Cribune Iowa Must Have a Healthy Climate Se i Se encer of Algeria, 1s., wus 76 years of age, he married (oF the wevond A year later his wife presented him with twin boys, Two years later twin boy® arrived for the second The entire family ts shown tn the picture. the oldest twins now being five years of age. || y ° aENzy | Child Marriages Are iticized in Report lade by Investigators YORK, March 14 child w i March 14.—Pres devel, OLD TON, believes recent 1 Indicate an 4 ne disarmame open the way f s conference | up | question of a nz ence in a serious way Kellog ascertained as soon as whethe nations conference p abandoned far, however, no steps in that direction have been taken here a there is no change in the actual sit uation ,here. The attitude of this government will not be one of coercion and if It is found that other nations are not ready to subscribe to the movement he question then will be « ject has nsidered whether this government should take any step. President Coolidge fa- | vors Washington as the place for holding an arms con pe. He be Neves the atmosphere of the Amer! would ul outcome be fa ton way. Terry was not the man to dodge a fight and many and furious were the ones he fought with people > could not agree with his views e of } by the Loted r nd donned the blue shining butt hnny Hines ma 1 his re an in this role Everything in B RIG TIMBERS FARM MACHIN Three-Day Cementing Phone 2300 and 62 “THE NICOLAYSEN LUMBER C0. | Vistributors of | KONSET Office and Yard—Fi uilding: Material A SPECIALTY ERY, WAGONS Process for Oil Weils. Casper, Wyo. irst and Center Sts. Tires at Dealers’ Cost LIBER?’@Y GARAGE the -After in | from Tribune subscribers s, but so many inter-mar- mong the cousins cf one fam- in that sometimes three s of the inhabftants of h vil » have the same surnam habit of early mar- , the report says. persist after the first | legisiature. He sald that there prob- ably would be written under Call- fornia’s signature certain reserva- tions having to do with the construc- tion of the Boulder dam but this pro- cedure, open the negotiations as between the s'x states and would not weaken the contractural force of the com- ct. ee ‘WOMAN NAMED TO PRESIDE 1 fact the foreign girls of the ¢ ation are actually mar. z a later age than native girls a \DeMolay to Attend |« ,|\Christian Church} 1 Services in Body} rs of the De Molay will at First Chris 11 o'cl California To Ratify Great River Treaty . Swing,} here after » cany of the situation in the C Pe east sflkts| BRASD PILLS, for 40. iy reat tbat Sulet Relasie Way N SOLD BY DRUGCISTS RVEKTWRERE $5.00 Reward Wive dollars reward will be paid to the party furnishing the Casper Daily Tribune Information — teading to the capture of the person who is fraudulently collecting subscriptions Patrons pay any except the of the paper should not on? their subscription arrier who delivers the paper or an authorized collector from the {fice If rou are not sure you are paying the right collector, to show his credentials. If can not do so please cali the Tribune. Telephone 15 ay OIL CASE h 4. — Mre of Indianapolis, was appointed master-in-chan. hear evidence in the govern- netion sult against the {St andard Oil company of Indiana and about 40 s of the principal oil companies to restrain them from ne by certain agreements the Processes used in gasoline from petro!eum. pro: that eld by the he declared, would not re| WAR ET GETS PENSIMN AWARD LONG DELAYED Congressman Winter Aids Thomas Olsen Tn Claims. Through the efforts of Congress- man Charles E. Winter of Casper, Thomas Olsen, Spanish American war veteran who lost his discharge papers in the San Francisco earth- quake, has been allowed a pension of $30 per month. Mr, O'son, a man about 50 years old, had thought nothing of the loss of his discharge papers in the earth: quake disaster until last summer when he was stricken by an attack of tuberculosis while Mving at La- voye. Mr. Olsen made application for ad- mission to the Battle Mountain San- atarlum at Hot Springs, South Da- kota, but experienced great difti- culty because he did not have the papers showing that he had been a veteran of the’ Spanish American war. IRIS A Bishop-Cass Theater TODAY JOHNNY HINES —Ini— “Conductor 1492” —also comedy — “BLONDES” ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT Afternoons -10c and 20c ~--+10¢ and 25c¢ CARS LEAVD TOWNSEND HOTEL Owing to the large n will be read starting Apr on or before May 25th. umber of wate> All water il 15th, bills w The following is the schedule for a!l Water Consumers in the future: Reading: March 15th West Side: April Quarter CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE DAILY AT 930A M. Saves you approximately 1% hours’ travel between Casper and Rawlins WYOMING MOTORWAY Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office ig, RF NT BP LCE © a RY, Saturday Night Dancing THE AUTO SHOW IS OVER AND TONIGHT WILL BE ONE OF THE BIGGEST DANCE NIGHTS OF THE YEAR Arkeon Dancing Aeademy ALWAYS SOMETHING DIFFERENT TO CITY WATER CONSUMERS accounts handled, the City Water De- partment has decided to divide the city into two districts to facilitate the reading of water meters and collecting of accounts. Street will be read starting March 1 5th, bills will be mafled April 10th, ac- counts payable on or before April 2 h. All water meters East of Center Street ill be mailed May 10th, accounts payable FARB—312.50 PHOND 146 meters West of Center Mailing Date: April 10th Payable on or Before April 25th last Side: April Quarter April 15th May 10th May 25th Tiviguacwe. °'. junb 16th July 1oth July 26th rane nee July ist Aug. 10th Aug. 25th ° Boe eatee Sept, 15th £. 10th Oct. 25th ast Side: Oct. 15th Nov. 10th Nov. 25th October Quarter West de: Fe January Quarter Dee. 15th Jan. 10th Jan. 25th peace Jan. 15th Feb. 10th 25th ‘anuary NES: The above ire reference. “hedule will be in effect every three months thereafter. Please sia this schedule for fu 7. H. JOHNSON, Water Commissioner SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1925 you in due time. Checks thereafter will be paid monthly in the amount of $30 per month. “Lam glad to have been of some assistance in this matter and trust you are improving in health, under treatment and care at the Sanitar- ium.” (Signed) Charles E. Winter. et Congressman Winter's attention was called to Mr. Olsen's case and the Casper lawmaker investigated and found that Olsen's claim was just. On December 2, Olson was given transportation by the Govern ment to Hot Springs and has been in the Battle Mountain Sanitarium ever since as a patient in Ward 3. Congressman Winter had brought pressure to bear on the Pension Bur. eau and Olsen was admitted to the Sanitarium shortly after the matter was brought to the attention of the Bureau. Mr. Olsen has been so grateful over the interest manifested in his behalf by Congressman Winter that | he sent friends here a copy of the letter which he received from the | Casper solon. The letter was dated March 10, was addressed to Mr. Olsen at Hot Springs, and read as follows: “I take great pleasure in advising you that I havd been informed this morning by letter from the Pension Bureau, that your claim for pension has been granted, effective from De- cember 2, 1924, at the rate of $30 per month. Your certificate will be forwarded to you at an early date, and a check for the accrued amount, around $90 will be mailed direct to ‘The Los Angeles Pacific Coast Jeague club is to have one of the largest and costliest baseball plants in the country. RONCHITIS At bedtime rub the throat and chest thoroughly with— Vicks APORUB Vv Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly Stop at The La Rue Beauty Shop For Your Marcel—$1.00 And a Free Scalp Treatment 116 E. Second St. Phone 284 NOTHER great picture Broadway's! fast set from the clever Compson- combina- Even bet- Adolph Zukor and ene Lasky present A JAMES CRUZE Production Bet OMPSON. | Garden» Needs Also— HARRY LANGDON COMEDY—“LUCK OF THE FOOLISH”—KINOGRAM NEWS THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA RIALTO 5 “SUNDOWN” 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40 and 9:20 An Epic of the Cattle Ranges With BESSIE LOVE HOBART BOSWORTH ROY STEWART AND ' CHARLES MURRAY seine sa conporecontn gy Live the stirring deeds with He rugged pioneers, empire builders, men with hearts of steel, women of heroic mold who after hewing their way across half a continent to open up the vast ranges of the West, were in turn pushed out by the ever onward march of civilization, —Alto Cémedy “BEFORE TAKING” FOX NEWS ORCHESTRA Shows at 1—3—5-—~7 and 9 10c and 40¢ TODAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY A Bishop-Cass ‘heater TRAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Westbound NO. 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