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

SATURDAY, JUNE 20,1925 — a es ee of —<— ~ 2 ee et | r, A. D, Lewis; second Vice : ‘ ae - HILDREN HOLD | Bresident, Thomas Cooper. The 4i- Everything for the Camper and Tourist. } | rectors elected at this time, to | Get Our Prices Before You Buy. were Rey. Willis H. Ger: Kistler Tent and Awning Co. 'A EN ION A LIONS MEE ING | wih, was eeicted p owl lected as a T ] | | | J. Cowan, was selectes Phone 2065 gate to the International convention at Cedar Point, Ohio, 617-619 East Second St. {tte rep- 1 be directly any | A’report from a comm Tr Gant uraainie arate prac resenting the Kiwanis club was As @ major feature of the I. club activities, the question of r ———S m By ROSCOE CONKLING FITCH nourished and handicapped ch: anplart lito Ad eR re ne AG TODAY u ‘ > > IT rat recelved the attention of this orgnn-| At the luncheon, practically the pFepag ce ns gat gab an SUNDAY e | ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT. tation at its ldnchecn Wednesday. | entire club volunteered to visit the| Divs cute on June ath, ‘The gata a fn ’ 3 whe fais to the exclusion of practically all | camp within the nex COO af DEA webct a a ANI 6 | Rialto—“Charley’s Aunt,” with regular. wee cathes ehambabe: Sere tuChe ante orks ae fa | receipts and p a ate MONDAY | Syd Chaplin. Netto Ladies’ or feature dance Some time ago through the effort 6 the camp in cor}. | Of 9 tickets to this game will | 1 | chestra of our county comm: eh a divided between the clubs and will ica — Honers, the} tion to receive the children within a fee t rday if 4 7 donated by the clubs to "Seven Cha at Aucurday | summer home of Mr. W, 8, Kimball, | the coming week. ‘This means the that idasnunlatonhica the. cre ' jw it Saistey Keaton, Harold hula “s wha ‘er, | located at the foot of Cusper moun-| erection of tents, digging trenches camp, fostered by thy Kiwanis, and PENS TODAY ATR fl 10 ing at the America organ, out to dance nnd | (tlt Was selected 44 a alte for a sum. | for the purpose of drainage, and gen-| ChmP. fostered by the Kiwanis, and s—"Don Dare-Devil,” — w > danc | mer camp for malnourished and cleaning up and plact * ‘ . - 0" 'e : b. 7 5 . rn » fostered by the Jack Hoxie. Iris theater organ, ate upped children of Casper. By ive shape the grounds, ae al dha ball eaten wit be [Ehren Spiesure dan € poi arrangements with . th The election of officers of the-club | played on the high schoo! athletic | elif a at Mat - i com this. prope for the ensuing year followed this! grounds on June 20th, | bs ashington fort eature was purchesed favorable business. The club elected unant- dance, Bohen orchestra | Ted Rose a id who scored | terms and at low cost, The Lions} Pusiness. The t “RK Se | = fc ft » urday | | another triumph by g a few| 4 s fF as its president, “Kitten 55 ; aA Dente, Renthpuncte Decne | | eiunuten, BET ae CAcEe eRe nce Gor | ol ibe eRe eEm mn LO EERE Wo | nhc George S. Scott, thirds Vice] In Java, thunderstorms rage on | ah x ie Pight-Dance, HaWhouser’s Dance tt aa s last night wil furnish | 224 Departmental club, Natrona | Detsiaent, Dr, C,H. Plats, first Viee| an average of ninety-seven days in| 8 . Artists j Elks’ Frolic last night *h | county, the Womans club of Casper, President. G " Secretary. us ay. ate dl FE e music for this ausp ‘ and other agencies of a like nature, venth H f Hilarity ~n —_——— —— |slon and 4t should prc will mairftain and operate this camp The Peventh Heavensot Hiarity , = moyenne worth attending ] as a permanent site. The location | | } } a is {deal for the purpose and will at. A crowded church of willing women and only one man to be the v ford the opportunity of giving the | } hv n A laugh in every step to the r r malnourished and handicapped chil 8 dren a wonderful outing for this and 3 P last night, was| probably many summers to come. | Also— ‘ Elks home = Local physicians will contribute | | i aga} rtesy Of} jargely to the work done, selecting i ” Pe east Sd rey Chay Brash a D» host of the| such children as require the atten- “THE DIRTY LITTLE HALF-BREED j ae : 1, Lint! | Arkeon, and Ted Rose, conductor of | tion and care they will receive in the | : t hig [the orchestra, the versatile must] camp, Bach child visiting the camp An Indian Frontier Series Picture ‘ | clan 1 donated thelr ser-| will receive the attention of the doc t | vice , ! nefit of the Elks} tor under whose care he or she may ‘ . : g, | Charity. tuna first come. They will be charted and \ FOX NEWS “4 ul t i ré Rialto Amateur Prizes Awarded Dan will promptly at 9] a record kept of thelr condition at | it and con until midnight | all times. ‘The development of in ¥ - the 1 was, Bi fa baetsys cae Rigiade pees Sie Cones Hel That Achy Back! HAROLD LORIN AT THE ORGAN hows at 1, 3, 5, 7and9 10c and 40c good, It contains the names of S backache making you miserable? Are you constantly Willam Welsh, Thomas Lingham, tired, weak, nervous and “blue?” Do you wonder | eyes Demme NY Tatty reel why you feel so old—so utterly played out? her it is the best Hoxie Have you suspected your kidneys? Your kidneys are that Universal has given us the blood-filters. Once they fall behind in their work, me time; Hoxierhag srole that there is slow pgieening of blood and nerves. Then is Expert = k H iss ones Ww th Ooxle give an e yition and Children tients vari ona itt ie ‘HTIRDY NIGHT DANCE ea Boot heen a . 7 NT 7 COMING TO | STE AEATON TIES | want oan nett cS tthipg Shar i WHAT WOULD A SATURDAY NIGHT k Was lame and sore. was in bed fov a ? | yle to tt ver. My k s didn't ac » J? Another big Saturday night dance Yr cttared eth senor Basdatten ae ae BE WITHOUT THE ARKEON * CASPE R b 4 has been scheduled at that most nervous, After using Doan's Pills a few weeks, I was OF on X) aN L ss popular of dancing places, Washing- entirely cured of the attack , , \? ton hall. Bohen’s orchestra will pro- ’ e If you are out for a. good time and pleasure-bound, vide pep, good cheer and “music 9, , iov ountains | that tickles your toes,” you won't find a more enjoyable place to spend the rowcsnins OW SCREEN AT. AMERICA ian it Re reeeee|| Doan’s Pills Rone | and last, but not leaat, there will be . RICI | plenty of breezes. Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys ADAMS, N. ¥ ae " tast Is We Danse 60¢ all deters. Foster Milbure Co, Mig. Chemists, Bufo, N. Y. , hall is so built that {t can be turned c) Va rH i 4 foto a pavilion atm momenta notice Dancing Dancing ( pened | te Hotel (29 ; u theat Tonight Tonight jie f funn ; ee film i of . z oe jen t in the . . ng in the — — - = i uth Amer. { De! * | aries ' FOUR DAYS STARTING TODAY | CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE - ect part is splen = | CARS LEAVH DAILY AT 9:30 A. M FARB—312.56 ron ree 7 : yous but not overdone. Saves you approsimately 12 hours’ travel between Casper A u : oe he] » is the American bad and Rawlins S % f ave Ps stops a nething in is dot cast is equally Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office } my \ TOWNSEND HOTEL PHONE 144 ft to] win can ae eed ms cee oe wo | GRAND CARNIVAL DANCE a «2 Auspices F, O, E “| Thermopolis WM. S. RICE, Inc Adams, N tar O The Fastest, Funniest Chaplin Comedy Ever Filmed! 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