Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 4

- "pace Four The Casver Daily Cribune » MAY ———] NEW YORK—Arrungements ‘were | PARIS— Hl Elks auditorium has-been decorated | March—, to Mr. and Mrs. | UN V | : tephel da wi T especially for jaughter. npleted for Int al colleg- | hond ad Carpenter wus Smith, ter.” | P ttnesses Gua ded jally the occasion, Smit e aes eats tennis matches between Amer igiven an ovation by Freneh fight pneu aes peers be lean and. English, toams, fans, obtained at the door and will be in|said: “I know what I am going to | ican z Following ‘Attack on Woman phish ef i, eae SI Weis | en Aaodag fo cuit pravion and | _ night Is the night, At the Hii auditorium, _ See , Old-time Fist | DINNERSTORIES | Fight Seen in | Domestic Science A The speaker stopped in the midd! of hig uddreus to complain to the |, Montana Town Teachers Use chair: | GREAT FALLS, Mont.. May A bare knuckle fight.a lc John L.| Bullivan was fought for a half hour | before a large crowd of men at the “Mr. Chatrnvan,’” he said, ‘I haye old Cascade County Fair grounds Baturday afternoon’ hetwotn -twe THE WORLD'S GREATHOE young smelter workers who had fuarrelled at a dance the night be > fore and set a date and place for ‘| the fistic duel. begin advertising. a By ROSCOE CONKLING FITCH THE MAD WH TOK Fo ee 'NOTHER nt SWIFE A, iste ti 1 ow at the ariarioa Ww urlitzer Get It,” with Iris theater ITALL—Baseball "Boost. ance, Rawhouser’s Dance | ARKKON—Feature dance, Ted been on my fect for nearly ten min- | Harry Novetny, semi-pro box A | utes, but there is so much ribald : ghey : enating | Lianne ee Ll and interruption, £ can hardly Rear | on the decision of the: »| They ‘Know It’s Uniform—Always Reliable ; a (> Pa ny gl Hober's knekles were taped pe ro giieer UD, BUY'nor," came a voire | Noveiny'g bare, ‘There were | SALES 2t/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND 7 t 1 ‘lr | MARRY AGAIN’ WITH much." rounds or time out, : “ The Herring ad The crowd stopped the fight afte \ . rondt but the summer “Sama,” said ttle Hlste, “I do| More than half an hour of bloods a state of tive Sterrinatesa: 1 wish { had #ome money to give | battling in which Hober was knock iy prom " ne art STAR FEATURE CAST Ton for Tae near Chitiee,” ed down several times. : Sac ‘ 1 n Her mother, wishing to teach her| ‘fouring cars and cabs streamed t t Meg the lesion of self-sacrifice said, | from all parts of the city to =e i f | ‘Very well, dear; if you would Iike | Scene of the fight when the run : | to go without sugar for a week, 111 | SPread of what was happening | || sive you the money instead, and 2 then you will have some." | — The little one considered solemn. | || : | ly for a moment, and then said, 3 ; | “Must {t be sugar, mama?" | : A | Why, no, darling; not necessar. } a} [tant evening at | ty,» Want would you like to do lt's- invaluable for ‘ [dovtthis “teature, attraction ; “Soap, mama," was Ulele’s an: Rashes Burns na pow" 's 1A b fon today and ‘tomorrow. | swer. Chafing Stings é \ ha | 4 BB. t he son of a} The small daughter had been ||} Sunburn Cuts chit petadis City, whe, if rey dd wit: |Praving each evening at bedtime for |} That's why FSi need lth JACK MULHALL . t a sitar ARE HOLSriske “waren | Chicago police have been ordered to take steps to guard w aby alster. } i a anaba igréat'cast i in } San Peancleco wactete. Hho ta| nesses in the case of William D, Shepherd from attacks following |" ‘The other morning her mother, ei t ly exiled to a tropical island} the slugging by two men of Miss Gladys Roberts (inset), detective, | reading the paper, exclaimed: “I Bee esino | d ‘ ere he manages his father's rub: |’ who gaye evidence against Shepherd to the grand jury. % Shepherd's pied ig! ty has a tie daiahiar? 1 ber plantations. | In contrast with | | sttomeys deny responsibility.» Meanwhile Mrs. Julia Shepherd, the | “How do you know that?" asked ae ies cture of the married | i ceuged man's wife, is free on #5,000 bail. She is seen in court are |'"2 NN 1 tne paper,” an Another Man's Wife” 'Tomorroy 1s shown the ranging her bond after her indietment as an accessory to the mur- | gwered the mother. © of a suecesaful business} der of William MeClintock, ‘orphan millionaire ‘Read it to me," eaid the daugh- wife whom he neglects ter. stilt of success, The scenes The © mother read: ‘Born—on x : ] t ap fting from the gay haunts of San| waves against a° rocky shore—but | rd} Francisco's night life to a rain-|there are a hundred laughs, there is "| ; ested land of the | satisfaction and real entertainment RECOVER QUICK WANTED Amateurs aUstactio: prov n Variety of setting} Bryant Washburn, the star, is imation platubas. sent:to collect @ Bill that je nistand FRO RIPPE ALSO ra | daughter of Margot, whose devotion | {s charged thinks he paid it and Comedy a fidelity dissipates the bad name y refuses to consider doing | AION Bpsul et 'Gtinees oF 20) SPORT “PUZZLED at \ aoclety Has east upon herets - | When’ your system fs all run down PICTORIAL BY is | played by Doris Kenyon, This young liactor has the time of his| patel dogs a ath Ber Mlers abies fi CROSSWORDS” |actress, whose career has been d!-|young and innocent life trying to hardly hold up. your body, the, heat a I | vided between the stage and the] get the money. He eventually does| , se thing you ean do to got back your THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA r nd Mat } t reen, Will now devote herself en-}p0, wins the ¢ ater of the man|,, Tonight is the night of the big|health and strength quick, is to Featuring the popular song: “I’VE GOT’ THE BLUES ‘FOR x rely to motion picture work, and|and gets a Job general manager, | Baseball Boosters informal dance at| start right in taking Tanlas. TENNESSEE” by Mecum Bradley and Deyoll be ver ability as displayed in “If X|_ Millie Dove is the girl. Others in| the Elks auditorium. Rawhouser's| It's “wonderful how soon you Don't salo|Marry Again” seems to indicate one| the superlative cast are Edward| Dance Artists, one of the finest |really do start to improve! “‘Tanlac F ce thot | of thé ome mepblar af prevent eel Mecine tuatiel Beliore musical band of syncopators in the| sails right in and puts the system in I ODAY it I Whe. s af eat, Carl Stockdal "Mr and one of “Casper’s Own"| fighting trim. It cleans the blood, 2 ‘a , 3 ‘ Ey. SONei F oa h will furnish their usual] revitalizes the digestive organs, F d N ht 2 5 , 0 ~ supporting roles, “Brak Mayo te | Garson Anowr eau 1 of peppy dance tampo. gives you an appetite for solid food ri ay 1g. , 7, 9 o'Clock 5 et the SAAFUb donetonaS aanat mil Ncrmcakiator oer rac ear | whouser’s will play all the Int+/and makes you feel like a new per- 9 ec F A t ' ad Licoyd Hughes ts thi h eas id ed hot sand liars ° at Dopula® song bits SG a patsy Dos 5 9 Cl k | marries agalnat ite father's wiahes.| in han 6 Mgowns supplied by Of the old favorites like “Turkey 1] Nothing will turn the trick quite 0 Uloc —— Hobart Boswor the leading exclusive shop of Log| the. Stre and “The Arkansaw]as fast as Tanlac, made after the 1 Ar 2 Angeles where the f was SEOXAGr r Ppa a will start/famoys Tanlac formula trom roots,|§Fiddlers, saxophone play- i 1 Ba made’ under eo directi Culen | PhO™P a barks and hefbs gathered from the ers, cornet players, dane- Sagal ‘The dance tonight 1* sponsored by | four, corners of the earth. Buy a ‘The Situ ig See “on tine Bas the Elks Baseball club, and all the} bottle today and get started back to UT allan 6: Mela’? wre | Members of the various baseball} full strength and vigor. nd “Lilies of the Field |urday Evening E The} teams of the Oll City league. will responsible for the direction of|Ringtailed Galliwampus.” by Eur) stu thetight fantastic” with their For Constipation Tt t Marry (main Which Ie AS ad:|ene P. Lyle, Jr. and is first-rate] wists sweethcarta and friends.| Take Tanlae Vegetable Pills ata of the Metropolitan Maga-| entertainment. Members of the baseball teams will zine story by Gilbert Frankau. hy Banari IDG 8 : 2 appear in uniform and there will be 7 RIES aces tree CARD OF THANKS © grand march led by an official of thanks to our many friends anc Whe subile la doniletio sti. nelghbors for their kindness during| The public Is cordially invited to Ul the iilness and death of our husband | #ttend the dance tonight and enjoy ers, dramatic sketches, recitations, harpists, banjo players, or any sort of an amateur performance. who directed." g Youth" TODAY AND THURSDAY TODAY AND © ‘Tf | Marr V i ain’ ae g 1 Here are a beautiful woman's impres- F sions of married life. The secrets of : her heart are unfolded to make this Leave name MR T and father. Also for the many | the opportunity of becoming person. beautiful floral offerings. ally acquainted with the baseball f th ost st ng dre Ne ALA M CLOCKS TONIGH Mrs, A. A. Childers nnd Family, | players, A real evening of fun and Meee get nT ae ” ia (ae merriment {s promised everyone who ae Prieta te whe Bd ~ Wampum will buy an automobile] attends. The Elks dances are noted WITH A SIX STAR CAST i There will be a display of West-|at the Fun Auction. for thelr congenial atmosphere, The 1a lox alarm clocks at the Arkeon ANNA Q. NILSSON (i —with— Dancing academy tonight which will MYRTLE STEDMAN HI ‘The joy of a peaceful, rest. |be given away sometine during the LLOYD HUGHES BRYANT ul ful night. What 2 wonderful | Wee. HOBART BOSWORTH | WASHBURN “Sp and going” feeling follows such A little article such ag an alarm FRANK MAYO j & night of undisturbed slumber, | clock 1s a very essential hounehold Also Comedy— f 1 Oh! What tortures—what agony Grtisla and yon be sreseculy saec ven —Also Comedy —what despair—goes with tho | by those who happen to be lucky on dattow tors | 6 99 nights where ecrema and other,|the night they are er away. ‘SURE MIKE” THE RACE Tr akin diseases hold power and drive | Alarm clocks have not been given Pathe News Top irri e ha away rest and peaceful slumber. | awa long time at this acad- She | hi eS OP NaS For under the c of darkness | er this new feature of novel: HAROLD LORIN os ul nm e it 2 Hide ‘crahy. betage “ot ‘the mater | ies, will be: secclved: with inpeeont doctored Stes SHAG SAAR Ate oD LenS : world these eruptions work their |1 trons a TOMORROW © Weree Veen ni most serious havo: In addition to this display which Special Number, “Moonlight “and Roses” | Afternoon 10¢ sade 8.8.8. is the established con- attract the attention of the headache | AND FRIDAY Shaweas Pa Evening JWowand #6 i queror of these annoying skin dis- dancers, the orchestra whieh 8 | Snowe At 1-8-5-7 and 9, --L0c ahd’ 400] * iF -WSreaagene x | ages. S.S.S. drives the: er dis-|has been the greatest attraction | CO ¥ turbing elements from your system | ain e opening of the ‘Arkeon he ] y & ~~elements that carry in their wake | wit! h the muste for the dance buta Corn ¢, COMING lot —lack of enor undermining | tonight was to blame } ¢ »? Loc health! You may try vain to w novelties have bee | TRE fee Seer | | SPECIAL FEATURE e Dancers 1 lotions, ¥ € . y which | | a be } “ eee = Bint fl A corn isn’t just i x iran as cool as velvet—fite over | Wednesday Night ; t t a are The tiny nerves ath it the corn, stopping the pain Hit co 4 ae | mong thone recelved and will soon are on the “main trunk line,” in five seconds, You wear | | BIG THURSDAY NIGHT. teak end ne “9 bad rie A agcienee heii linked with all the nervecen- this two days in blissful com- | through your blood | | omptiy ae ME aa utae atain gy ters of the system... .Doce fort. When you take it off, the SPECIAL that drives awa czoma—drives k and continue tors know that a tiny DANCE Tonight we will have a nifty display of Westclox Alarm Clocks that we are giving away FREE. Have you an Alarm Clock in your home? Be with us tonight. Pare ties PRCT throughout the evening with Ted lump corn retires too, gently up- tad Then nti 7m o Ag in 118 | Rose and His Band officiating on of callus on the toe—no big- rooted by the little brown | in red-blood-colls means ad 1 | the orchestra stand with their ever nic dance music ger thanamatth-head—may discofmagicmedicationwith- | make one feel mean all over. in the pad -.. So dainty, so Indggestion, a headache, dee neat, so quick and sure, pressed spirits generally, are Science's final answer to the often corn-reflexes,.., And pain and nuisance of corns, Bluesjay makes a corn so For health's sake, end that needless! A cushiony pad— corn tonight, | dSlue-jay strength, added vitality and c newed vigor. Because the m —~ > ~ ingredients of S.S.S. are purely | ¢ ; ‘ Tegetable, it may be taken with 4 perfect safety. Start takin | today and wate! noying, skin destro: defmining army tl system in its grasp r what it means to enjoy pe Oc DANCE WASHINGTON HALL WITH BRYANT WASHBURN rostful nights of } " | | E pb A N YOU CAN COUNT ON A RIP-ROARING TIME ineate | , : Come and Hear | pa | | THE QUICK AND GENTLE WAY TO END A GORN af C A D E My RAWHOUSER’S DANCE ARTISTS | us |] {LS “= iia OAKLAND PRICES REDUCED! SI 2 5 .©° NEW PRICE ON OAKLAND TOURING DELIVERED IN CASPER $128 00 D SEE THE OAKLAND MopeLS =©PATTERSON OAKLAND COMPANY 438 EAST YELLOWSTON DROP IN