Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1925, Page 10

PAGE TEN Cbe Casper Daily Cribune \( ber, “Goodnight, My SOAP KING OF BATAN DEAD MOJICA WINS BIG RECEPTION | (Continued F'rom Page One) equal appreciation. Her tone color- ings were perfect, this with her rythm and expression winning spon-| Marks’ synergae taeous recognition as a true poet of | c the piano, Last night's concert was distinc- tive in more ways than one. It ranks ds one of the outstanding events {n. Casper musical history covering a od of many years. Some six years F ‘aude Powel! on the violin truly delighted and thrilled a Casper audi ence, A little less than four years ago Mario Chamlee of the Metro- | politan sang in concert here. Last night's concert ranks with these two | |as really great in all that the term implies. It demonstrated, too, that similar any short words may be found in thls puzzle. But that doesn’t any easier to get than the longer words. J us given Tils r return to Caspe portunity, and that Paris, Milan and Br posite Mary Garden, pear for his regular cago, where his contra: had been receiving VANCOUVER, B. Archibald Little, De gineer was here to Prince Rupert, B. a few days he having proved one of his most | British Columbia, A th long fis Yerh of permission A | D. ti I pi Curtz, SERENE TYTN 5 S| | YP | Tomor Beyond Doubt The World’s Most Remarkable Washer! M. AY EIGHTH Americn Theater ra ; PeNieey [| r rranged by Mra. Os Piatt. Phone 149 || 2: Vocal Bolo: - ay Mrs Dior ats See Nay 2 CHILD, IN PAIN run to Mother| Solution of Yester tay’s Puzzle 50 hg ae Kh — or relief. So do the grown-ups. pees ran worthy } For auddes and sever pain mwamech Pe atade D ¥int Major-tiet | a Washes by Water Action s, diarrhoea (b) Prelude Op. 28 "Badia CHAMBERLAIN’S pil pete cent Marre Alone r COLIC and DIARRHOEA | Mins Co iarlc atte ¢ a 4 a Kap ORs ioebenn Nothing Moving in Tub Impossible to Harm the Most Delicate Fabric. The Sediment Zone Collects Dirt. Washes One Handkerchief or Eight Sheets. Accompanied by \ i é 6. Vocal Bolo Balloon Cushion Wringer Rolls— (a) I Look Into Your Garde Can't Break Buttons ix Uae: é . js () | Stands in Space Two Feet Square. i on : ty phoupers a if at si to nite Dead Air Space All Around Tub. : av 4 Accompanied by Mrs. L. L. Us Big shoe Saving Opportunity Accor iene L. 1 Holds Heat of Water. for/Hours. 7. Atkeon Orch | Friday Noon—1 - TIMKEN and Oilless 0eS oes Bronze Bearings rc | FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY eEttle Orches lj AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE _ EQUALLED ANYWHERE ded with high cl ass har 3 and y them er-Helmun¢ at one halt? : Women, $1.85 to $4.85 double the price we are quoting Shoes for Men, $1. 85 to $4.85 yuble the are quoting \ Shoes for Boys and Girls, §65¢@ to $2.45 Worth double the price we are asking OPEN EVE | Turner-Cottman Bldg. SHOE STORE 120 West Second St. Next Door to Chase Cafe This Machine Answers all of your objections to Washers of the past and gives you MORE than you ever thought POSSI- BLE to get in a Washing Machine. Shoes for rus and Apollo Clu Edward A ‘Collett Plays | In Fine Form _ Ritchie You Cannot Afford To Be Without One S PHONE 425 Miss former American dQ Mrs. Allan Ma Camp the | odies ‘is not necessary ‘in “good” | pecting trip to the Deas ¢, Mojica’s singing of ‘Mar-| Peace River districts Dearest,” vealed depth of feeling und expres- sion. The price of the concert was ridiculously low {n comparison with entertainments therein Mes another preceden| Don’ Jose was immensely pl with his reception in Casper, whic Included a supper given in his honor last night at the Country club. ise that he will at the earliest op his concert will again be under the auspices of of which Brewster {s president. Before turning, however, he will Sin; here, Mre. at ly renewed at twice the salary he ———>+.-—— i elightful encores. His closing num- | sunply will be carried. No. 52——-With the New ONE-PIECE, 33- oe $30,000.00 LIFE-TIME COPPER B. FREE! FREE! and ‘om where in y- with eliminations of the simpler mel-| three experienced miners on a pros Lake and re- “TIPS LACKING, RAIDERS SOORE (Continued trom Page One.) a place known ad the Ruth Hall cabaret, the officers say. Edward Wellen was arrested for dmbling in the Ruby Smith cabaret, When the officers arrived they | separated and in ones and twos b He St. oO. aa op- will ap- | and entered the dives. The gambling in at Chi-| they found consisted of stud poker Vhs recent-|and biackjack. Arrangements were also visible for dice games. Cards, poker chips, several bar glasses and two pints of moonshine liquor were confiscated, of ler is undoubtedly the live- vn in the at one of the “Every place -was atten ‘ed and everybody was for a high old time. There so many automobiles on the | streets that we had much difficulty | to find a place to park. The revelry continued full blast until after 1 o'clock this morning.” the LAND OFFICE WASHINGTON, nual reduction of $555,000 in the op office through a reorganizat bureau Secretary Work. ‘CONDITION OF SHOSHON PIONEER 16 IMPROVED SHOSHONI, condition of J. ming pioneer, who has been danger cusly ill for the past week, was re ported as somewhat improved today, and hopes for his ultimate recovery e entertained. Dr. George called Into consultation yesterday and performed an operation on his infected ear, and the patient is rest ing easier today. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925 DENVER, May 6.—The city clos- ed its case ‘early tcday in the hear- ing of ten policemen chargéd with | Z acepting protection money from | E X PENSE CUT bootleggers and members of Den- ver’s underworld being id before ‘ Manager of Safety Herst Ps It’s a square meal for a awe May 7.—An an- was announced pial Matas esa Sees Wyo., May 7.—The D. Woodruff, Wyo EVERY BITES A DELIGHT | The llth Will Be the [st Smith of Casper was i =e Qu TT $165.00 FREE! FREE! The factory man will give away absolutely free with each Washer sold during this sale, your choice of 31-Piece Dining Set or Rijid Folding Ironing Board or Large Clothes Basket and Two Tubs FREE! FREE! idaas ida OO Delivers One toYour Home A Year to Pay the Balance---No Interest bell Hardware Co. SPECIAL | Factory Demonstration [ofthe New ONEMENER Masterpiece ALL THIS MONTH | Never Before: | A WASHER LIKE THIS! =; One-Piece, 33-Ounce Drawn Copper Tub, No seams below the water line. The greatest piece of Copper Work in history. Just accomplished after a year’s work to produce it at a cost of $30,000.00. A tub that will last a lifetime. No soldered seams to break loose, impossible for it to ever rust. Made of heavier weight copper than ever before used in tub constriction. Do Not Buy Any Washer Until you have seen this wonderful new and better washing principle, made by a factory that has built nearly TWO MILLION Washing Ma- ff chines in the last 26 years. This Washer Has Taken the Country by Storm A factory man will be here to show and explain why. Without Fail, See and Talk toHim PHONE 425