Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1925, Page 6

N THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925 PAGE SIX : ; @be Casper Daily Cribune Fon CHAUTAUQUAIS. | —Xlcet tows. cmiron, Combine in artiste Gowns WOMAN IS HELD) | ts ater OPENED WITH. >. * eB HGLATE FINE PROGRAM Presentation of “The Gorilla” Fills Big Mrs. Jac nee Dorothy «| Peterson, alias Dixie Hammond was arrested last night in the Hong Kong on the sandbar and booked at police headquarters on a charge of possession of liquor, Officer Ben- son entered the place and hig gaze was drawn the cork on the end of a bottle uding from a pocket of the kn bockers which Dixie | was weart Benson moonshine. with She jail last n Balloon tires must be flexible but Miller has gone farther than making them just that. Miller Balloons are uniformly flexible. Every part flexes in unison with cvery other part. ated and found ted Dixle forth: géd in the city it and released this 100 bond to appear Murray in police:court Dixie has been ar- nes in the past on Yo sharp bending of the sidewalls. No unyielding stiffness in the tread. No burning out from the inside. Add to this the patented Flat Shape, which prevents distortion and permits the tread to wear down evenly, Then you have the secret of Miller's world-standar¢ quality and endurance, various char Start saving on tires and tubes today—put on GAMBLING HOUSES IN , Millers. Look for the nearest Miller sign. Central Press Photo" | * = These two tires were made and run on the same car | | Mrs. Roy Patrick, Wichita, at the same time and under identical conditions: this, afte rested nm commander of the Kansas state auxiliary of the Disabled Amer- t(—<—>~ ———>) Z=—~ (fq — ican Veterans of the World War, | { \ / \ 4 Eheciff Morten ot | WS ¢lected national commander \ }) } ) his deputies and of the auxiliary at the conven- \ W/ Ny y) enforcement | tion held recently in Omaha. OE DZ SO, NO Mrs. Patrick served overseas as nd shape bal- Miller Flat Shape Tound tire after Miller Flat Shap a Red Cros: : n he ye Balloon tire. Bulit ordina’ serviec. tire. Same nur ents and destroyed on a court] qy- Foss nurse during. the wheu to shape-it takes Note excess of miles. Result der Wednesda World War. . when under load. wear to un- slow, unifor ) a mana: No distortion. even flexing and wear and tire good | A number of arrests are con- r distortion, for many mc t 7 ceedings will be oF { Balloon and Regular Passenger Car Tires neralot ithe Heavy-duty Truck and Bus Tires. Tubes and Accessories equipment were « i t housed the gambling Aue Heavy gold and silver cloths are often combined with ciry chiffons 5 ifor eves nnn ge ON RETURN FROM ] | e ning wear. The gown and wrap at left are composed of crepe and silver ch 1 are worn by F | Mary Lewis, American prima donna, starring in the revival of the “Merry Widow” in Paris. On | Tent Meeting At | ATHWEST REGION the right a ball gown combines a full white chiffon skirt with a bodice of gold and carmine tints, | | 1 | ‘ | ; 4 heavily beaded and oa , and faintly su’ gesting the armor of « knight of the middle ages. Faith Assembly | GEARED TO! ROAD UNIFLEX CORD A clever-littie bat in b | oo THE, i white is shown ct -he left, above It is a Parisian model —— The Apostolic Faith Assembly will hold a tent meeting tonight at HR PLACED N IME TANDARD AND SwisHigi Sipe Bider George Wil- lard Gues t | BUY MILLER HOUSEHOLD RUBBER GOODS Weaver Rubber & Vulcanizing Co, © 1925 The Mitier Rubber Go. ef N. Ti Akron, 0 ‘ostal meetings are { hear the at 222 Steele North Boyer 7 Guest TE 1 stated. El M Russell of “a THIS EWE b tH G pape rare: Colorants wit T Oat aan aren Sthles in Washingt |} 642 West Yellowstone Phone 2218 ; 43 a bias “Dr. Work has been on a te er reat the western st. 5 he Mail Pilot Change |", ®is:o" : eae 1 city Made at Cheyenne : tral beat pe aii NATRONA TRANSFER, CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 16.—E4 mund E. Allen arrived here from STORAGE & FUEL CO. nals and a : dear call sige Wome WE DO EXPERT CRATING AND PACKING. e state gar mr ‘ signed from the service recent ESTIMATES FREE, 5 res Jimmy Murray will take White's kg agen Baan Sones prong a MOVING h two ce each in m : Lake City, formerly held by Mur- OUT-OF-TOWN HAULS dise July 20 to 31 yay ———____ A woman went to the bank and asked for a new check book. lost the one you gave me yester- day,” she sald, “But it doesn't matter, I took the precaution of Phone 949 FOR RENT Z Entire upper floor Scott Clothing Co. build- ing. Room is 25x70. INQUIRE SCHULTE HARDWARE CO. signing all the checks as soon as I MOTHER: Fletcher's got it—so, of course, it won't be of mantis any use to anyone else. Institute. Will not Cast a pleasant, harm- {7s Risseantcdor iarmiess to and animals. A party of Yorkers were hunting in the “piney woods’ of Georgia, and had as an attendant an old negro with a fondness for | big words, One of the hunters, | knowing the old negro’s bent, re- marked to him: " “Uncle Mose, the indentations in 7 z ees r é terra firma in this locality render —— - - ; t ing in a vehicular conveyance | spring decidedly objection. | und painful anatomically. Don't | i yo’ words am beyon’ mah jury: GIRL SCOUT CAMP ARRANGED * le bstitute for Castor Oil, Teething Droy THE GREEN LANTERN EVANSVILLE NOW OPEN DANCING EVERY NIGHT ATTENTION Merchants of Casper and Surrounding Territory I AM BACK IN THE A little boy one evening, after he had been put to bed, began to cry MELODY FIVE ORCHESTRA | pitifully. To soothe him, Mary, the = e 1 ext 7 maid, was sent upstairs. \¢ “ { ) fi Ca | After a short lull, the crying Wholesale Fruit and hn ar | eu aaa ened Te i nd the youngster's father was in P d B . under ; tructed to investigate the trouble. See vay Q ER will @ “What's all this notse about, you , rOduce DUSINESS " Re ea rnae owns ragcallt” he asked in meek | Introducing NEEWAH! TRAIN SCHEDULES and Will Be I ¢ new resi | swan Mary sald if I kept on| H i } TALET >» ¢ PIONEER WAREHOUSE | crying a mouse with great big green | ROSIN ANCO I : CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN rs j eyes would come and sit on the end that is as rar bs TE DOL Westbound Arrives an ay ts ®*.lof my bed. I've kept on crying | § rare ai “ 3 o. 603 cupidonasia timeieae 3 ee ee ee ictive | hut it hasn't come yet!” | LAR BILLS in a COLLEC Besthound Neate I will operate on a cash-ar t al = ——— | TION PLATE NO, 622 222. snemmccnecunnescee 6:45 p.m men, no trucks or truck drive { dered NEEWAH moves faster then CHICAGO. B . no large amount of cap bo Bet a RUNAWAY WOLF Eastbound pape war ehcp |). , This method of doing | 1 Ki-| 5 HOUND and makes less noise : Arrives canes a head from about 20 per cent t y sn), nd Notice to then a pair of sweethearts in 8:35 p. m words, it costs the average ‘4 sake e 5 ea Nios a NOOK in the MOON Departs busine It will onl) t me 1 ab, A bun 4 t by each of the |] Property | LIGHT. 7:10 p m possibly Jess, and you, Mr. Merchant, ar¢ x te 1 (ree by t | ‘ wan 6 You can't HIRE NEEWAH is he benefit of this immense saving ' pertation company, vote of wie #4 \° Owners but you'll enjoy him in Just received the best car of va es to come iy own Gara fe DFIN be Batk Chair.|iand satel t ‘ ; 4 ; “POL z : ” - into Casper. Come down and ir nd make | da pn ig egy thee Bory s| ws ssi bon ~ I will extend the time POLLY and Her PALS large saving on your purchas« notify Jack Pettingill or Mrs. | ‘ : for cutting weeds to || you will find lauchs come as Th U I * “From now on let thie be your motto before vou buy F that the Kivyais sy |BUTLngton Train 7 aeee mec egewedo.not | regularly as heartbeats in this| e Labe any fruits or vegetables—‘See Shikar First’’—It wilh. ted how many cars to pro: all to cut by EXCLUSIVE comic. which Can be used by the follo - will pay you big. eg es Taken Over Detour | that time. You can cut || begins in the PL UMOR RARE ee cone ee e up his rew ae than the city will be ras Dailp APE 1. The Casper Daily ‘fribune. JAMES SHIKAN my aa ber ess eit : compelled to charge || “28het Daily Cribune MONTILABEL> The Coaper flaccid slope ane gion @ Quincy w : vou, ¥ : F Wis 4. Service-Art Pri: 40, INDEPENDENT FRUIT JOBBER Leoetpabercirasas 2 | Geacaamea eines ee CULLEN ond Will Appoor EVER} Ps 5: The Commercial Einting Co Phone 2203 _— Pioneer Warehouse—136 West B St. | ' uted th Priel rr a f LP? SUNDAY Beginning July 19 Print for Caster &. SlgekeBeirrekd Poin ate P. S.—Several cars of fruit now rolling. Veeles siatnexiad Adare Fauines : | te " ‘ 7 : Street Commissioner “ § lack-Stirrett Printing Co. less children near Buftale N. ¥ cfved here IL ea) — a || THE TRADEMARK OF GOOD WORKMANSHIP