Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1925, Page 7

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, FUN AND THRILLS. AUN RIOT IN ARIS FEATURE, ‘0.U, WEST’ NOW PLAYING of laughter and“thrills, w comedy than the n many big d U. West,” fo rson. productions. starring fty Flynn, makes its appearance yn the sereen sat the Iris theater beginning. -today. and djssip boy with too muclt joney. is ‘shipped out to his part- er's ranch in the west his her; but since the story starts on e Pacific coast, Oliver is consigned tward to enews his most train, with the Pullman porter his vis-a-vis; and t undergoes when he ne state of inebriation at the ranch e both screamingly funny and in- y serious. A fine cast sup- Mr. Flynn in this; delightful from: the pen of Helen Broneau, ling Ann May, in the leading nd Evelyn Fro Milton Bill Donovan, Raymond Tur- nd the Burns brothers in im rtant parts, ees CASH PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AT WASHINGTON DANCE HALL TONIGHT Twenty-five dollars in cash prizes will be awarded by the management 1925 Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE SEVEN | Tab a | abernacle Building To Be Started This Hoes Pa AIVERTON LIONS Seeks German Financial Aid inU.S. Be OH ll TGHELL ‘ENDORSE PARK TAY OBSERVED si na of Federal. Program Ending of First Great Just Voted. | Anthracite Strike MILVERTON. Wyo. Oct. 29,—Un- | Commemorated. fed endorsement of Yellow e park extension plans is con I in resolutions adopted by the : } i Uiverton Lions club, one of the few fs : : rganizations in the oO nr ly . nounce # stand-on the propsal. The | a ¥ ' olution follows in full: roe ica Whereas, The President's Co- | . | ordination commission be held here | mended that certain rman of the building cor . hopes to dupli * they Harper union e the above scer te gather Saturday fc n of the big | made inthe present boundaries of t at the corner of Center and ibe is on the ground in ¥ or the work | the Yellowstone National and ; gk m and severe weather Y ented actual wor Poling is busy | in addition, that wh how wv A J a1 help so that ; of wo! will be on hand to push the work. The | known as the Gra Tetons be In ches will serve Junch a for the wo: on Saturday, the lunch to the | cluded as a sepa nationdl park \ and ¢ Methodist church, The picture shows hi Men's Gospel Team build thei acles | Under the jurisdiction of the exist e with volunteer he drive a nail is Asked Cc Pway.. Every m mini | park organization | Vhereas, Aft ORL ke pe ————| gation and conside ee devised | club of Riverton, ming, finds | wits wi! Destroyers on Guard as. Wariare eS i as fio oa aye Perils 1,000 Americans in Syria | nd areful investi tion the Lions | erchant who can nd everything ne out of the be on hand. The regular amateur ht will be | presented in addition to all the other 1 of privately owned lands, the | ownership of which will not be. dis things planned ‘for ‘you, /hnd one off | turbed or affected; that there will : peel with France sign: * ) ~ sta 4 be not be’ thereby withdrawn from} § a great ind al and « Nit : tin the featured acts will be Albert Hu- | tata ati 2 tA | : union John fs. Lew 7 ber inte dehiiestietion alaed we tee state taxation an: consid je por: | ts vid in U. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, preside MEM tre crete acy ‘) head apicitee tion of the state's taxable wealth;| nk. has just come to the U.S. to confer ; x Z that theeprotection of wild game or }oy * He is nid Now <Sor): th } f 7 beg te r SGarg Vaudeville Next—Masks for Kids Raed. aI et inter, Inga, 21, is accompanying th Miles Dougherty. af Five acts of r vaudeville % pPRR Lprees oS Soh d ’ ; ' will be offered at t pee ea urday and Sunday. The first 100 kids attending t y's matinee will al els a Ha 'WAITE IMPRESSIONS Columbia Sat | lands an - Leda ad ah } not resi Maho inte ae United Flare Embodies THOUS NNS OF rah on ‘oe doh Mt | cWhereas, Upon the contrary, the Grace, Motion ; ms Proposed changes will aid materially of Washington hall at the Hallow- e’en masquerade ball, which will be | held there this evening. There will | be seven prizes. ‘These will be giv o the most original couple, be: ressed couple, second best dressed | couple, and to the four moSt comical single | Bohn’s orchestra will furnish the music. Bus service will be available | every 10 minut “ | | At the Columbia-- \What and When| Under the Columbia's “What and When” column, the management hopes to keep Casper ‘theater-goers nformed as to its daily current pro- ams and coming attractions. We preciate the kindness of the Trib- ine in allowing us this column un- permanent head “What and and hope patrons will refef The Columbia's show for today and tomorrow. is “The Scarlet West,” 2 production that is really gigantic, in that thousands of Ingians, horses, cavalrymen and frontiersmen were used in the filming. Reports trom all over the land state it as one of the finest productions dealing with the advent of the white man into the great west. It opened at the columbia last night where it was a real success from a point of enter, tainment, the thing that is demanded above all by those who spend their time and money to see a show. Rob- ert Frazer and Clara Bow are excel- lent as the principal players. | Hal Blackburn and his band sprang a surprise In their stage pre- sentation, which fs really a prologue to the picture, being symbolic of the Indian sequence, Wal, himself, as a heap blg chief, put over a lot of | stunts, assisted by his orchestra, that would do credit to any musical organization. You'll have to see it to appreciate it. Hallowe'en Party and Amateurs Tomorrow Tomorrow night is the night when orybody will be pepped up for a} old time. Those who attend the mbia will f the spirit of the at its height, for ther will ngle yo Famous Old Recipe | for Cough Syrup | . Easily Any cheaply made at home, but it beats them all for quick Thousan| housewives have Jund that they ean save two-thirds of the money uaually spe preparation: I cnown old recipe Taki cough yrup. Itis simple and cheap, But it wual for prompt results right hold a ; opping an | E or le f Pinex from , pour it into a pint bottle, | ld plain granulated sugar to make a full pint. J urified molass yrup, inste Way ops perfectly, jasts a family a long time, _ Its truly astonishing how qu throat and lunge— | loosens and raises the phlegm, soothes and heals the membranes, and y the, annoying | at tickle and dreaded cough dis- (ppear entirely. Nothing better for renchitis, spasmodic eroup, hoarse- bess or bronchial asthma, “Pinex 1s o speeial and highly con- centrated compound of genuine Nor- Way pine extract known the worldover | for It healing effect on membrane Avoid disappointment by asking your drugg for "214 ounces of Pinex" with full directions 8 and don't accept anything else, Guaranteed to abeolule satisfaction or money promptly refunded, The Pinex Co, rt ee, ne, Ind, Wyatt Cafeteria Dinner 11:00 to 2:00 Supper 5:00 to 8.00 KRAUSE’S ORCHESTRA ALL THE TIME Downstairs Wyatt Hotel | there are so many beaches at hand | Youth “Revealed | | of emperors, kings and popes. 1 Tetons offer the mos | beautiful scenery to be found in the | Rocky Mountain regions, and will jadd materially to the wondeys of the national park. the present parl lacks just the Alpinic scenery h this extension will supply, | and which the public has a right to | {demand of our greatest nati | playground; that the addition of t | next half Three Hundred Renee 5 | Also Met Death in SANE 1] Bom bardment. NEEDED POUNDS t administration ¢ (ae i Nagas Oo RT ne | by’ establishing prominent natural ® ve ‘sn car e ldlvides a» boundariés, instead or| ¥ c Y | reserve. "imag or indefinite nes; that eee | invested in I QF “PONY EXPRESS” AND WIN NIGE PRIZE: seo he Pony aramount masterpiece of | al dramas, coming to. the theater’ Saturday, without having very definite impression concerning the thrill of the theme the fidelity with which the char mrea by the stimulus it will give to the tourist travel will largely en hance the recreatic the state; new and grounds will there! al resources of | lesirable hunting be made avail: | cters are portrayed, the h able under the co: the State LONDON, © P)—A i wee mosphere, the romantic ¢ Gamé commiasic inestimable pateh ta the Daily Mall of: ‘ a 1 of places portrayed, the quaint benefit will be derived by the people salem quotes a le E ‘ be humor of Wallace Beery, the pic f the state through world-wide ad refuge D: ‘ h e turesque costumes of Betty Comp vertlsing which will be carried on t u bom ni son and the other characters | through the nation park orgunt- | 1 toll 1 nd § the ae | And a hundred other qualities and | zation and which « hot be had | r 1 1 my Vv : characteristics of the great produ {invany other way; that the natural | ht me best tion. And because this is so, it be uty of the Grand ‘Tetons. tnkes 00 ¢ \ : ener auetes froin hooves every person, young or old nd streams will conserved | t c on h ; who sees the picture to record hi | through the National Pa rvice Br ’ impressions and get’into the Rialt« | that the inclusion of these lands will | I M t the} break comple Wi theater Pony Express contest. ford the best guaranty of pretec ue be try t When 1 taking Tanlac I By writing your impressions of n to this area from commercia! : mly welg Ibs, I couldn't the picture in twenty-five words or American destroyers are keeping a watchful eyc on safet tion and destructive exploitation sleep, felt tire 1 the time, and less, Pony nd submitting them to the nearly 1,000 U, S. citizens in the zone around Damascus where Now, Therefore, Be it Resolved, | xpress contest manager at j the Lions club of Riverton, V teitniattnvtiteltee vedt French troops and Syrian tribesmen are in a death grapple. Photo f und continues i r, each man, wo ¢ of PILE, ced i ; ming, that our unqualified endc Th 1 the entire man and child {n Casper has an op-, S!0WS the city, part of w hich has been destroyed in the. fighting. Ciene Verieivenite the’ prommaaa res Shakes Gee nOce portunity to win one of six cash | — , tension, and that copies of this res« her. 19 left it lo the merey of prizes. For the best expression of | ! lution be mailed to the governor 8 > al impressions o! D: re | S 3 embs o} yoming’s ¢ es five words, the jalto theater ya every service club ne «tate o my aca put ortie, escent! — Individal Note | Hscarees Soh te an r will be $5, The third: prize will Petia s OR MLW ii ‘Man GaizediFor Ovwu. 2,50, and three, prizes of $1 ¢ " ty f fr will be awarded. n i . wc c —_—- Hl tin place ‘ ’ : on = ees | WIZARD OF 07 OPENS Assault on Girl aye" turca”siinourte is par TAN LAC , CHEYENNE, Vay, Oct modern maid, embodying as it rOR MOUS HEALTH {te lured hee to his poo ith t | terial used for this frock with L ‘Minority ereehaldere| promise of giving her rome washing | an insct border and slecve effects ; |to take home, and attacked her.| in yelvct. ° Present Complaint | Ofticers who had been trailing the - “Swimming is the best way to | _ i alleged abductor, rushed into his | , keep fit, in my opinion.” So says | at Hearing. | ream and took Abbamonte into evs-| Serpice Clubs Of B t hii Wants to Meet You Dorothy Dwan, the pulchritudinous edly. Nene koe (snk en At His New Drug Store ug ? leading lady in Chadwick Pictures marine 1 is raised, meludin rporation production ‘The Wizard ine-room and loge, will be] 1 y he nava 1 if in TOWNS Milwaukee ing "which ig coming to the Amer med efor Is Claimed By $ i ts ven ot HOTEL BLDG. ea theater Friday and Saturday holde i ri i witne Phone 153 s Miss Dw « ‘ . of securities totalling $25,489,200 5 Russ Scientist »« « CAG, Ont 18— U1 rin E ileps Cure Cheyenne to Curb ee i eta Holiday Mischief eat all-around exerci Tt uses every und legs | untaiy Attorney Rosenthal bs rf 8-51. 1 ense ra HAY GRAIN THe whole frunk’ {a (strained .to Its | “but the evelt plan is not as| —#)—Discovery of for epi 1a Mor Y was annou. Cotton Cake Flour Salt last Umit of strength usually in dis fair to the stockholders as it might | !epsxis claimed by D: rans) yard wil econvened te Dairy Feed Poultry Feeds tance swimming. And it keeps the | be or will be jasaistant in scientific research t 1 fi Fouwltry pow eee nt ae whole 1 in its most element— | | The Kubn-Loeb plan practically} the famous ‘Profess loft. Dr gs | pe hgeetieasy nar ihe’ eae wate | tates to the \ascu holders that | Speransky conducted experiments Gn FR ar HPWitniaMs STO K MEDICINE wimming can “be . particularly | if they do not come into this plan] With dogs, inducing seizures similar | k 1 a l Here is a Real Medicine for Cat- recommended to women living tn Los | | by November 20, their equity is to be| to epilepsy and producing from bsg "El Hil s Oi » and Sheep, Will relieve and Angeles or its environs, because swept away without waiting untU| brain a substance which he Earp interstate ° commission has} #0 toxin, Healthy anima after the Interestate com- n-| The scientist contends that us Into U.S Bond Tick at which to practice it “And {f the beaches are the | bit inaccessible, then there’are num bers of public swimming pools inside the eity attribute 1 conside: ving. mieree nmission | . i nounced this! the vetam in cases of human ept 7 » distributors f te [order ot tovestisation, the “Kubo. Ippey would effect, complete cures MW VISIT 1 CASPER ei eae Loeb plan was put up apparently 9 sUTORS forestall congressional investigation 5, 000 LOB ANG 3 oy 8 Industrial Ave. | which uld be welcomed by th "1 § Heart -- ndustrial Ay in charze the properties and hope I the | One ot the temic rere! ~Balm Awarded|: own good health | ndulgence in| The long looped tle is of the Kuhn-Loeb plan Is that it ere He will be sta | | touch of individualism in this | foc Whe alate eh z I - aie earth i \As Descendant) tenna ‘and black tunic frock. | 2i0).0 4 2" VBE? SGI bn —atevaurarhootubterands the early: ert pted ara Sree Ha THUR T stefinonuis: Natroukntad Collar and cuffs of cream give a 3 Nosentha! sald that up to to-| Edythe Louise today s) ua nd ¢ € ¥ ad, § fe 4 Golter ” ida! he lower y the committee which awarded $5,000 bs verdict in t 926 Meense t and Gof O H pleasing contrast, and the fay, b pried $F 000) ere Nea et eee ; F Old Family) resp serine is embroidered. |m SMa Hiab as ba ARAB) Jay. tn fate fy $609 i International Vapor Treatment Co. | in black. | peter ne nid | wealthy »fath 1 Ahh ; reel —— | jin common stock, while Dick, of Quincy, I 1015 South Elm St. Phone 1077-R CHICAGO, Oct, 29.— (4) —Amer Pad RSE SE velt plan, he sald, has th ailenation of the affec an | tu Antenore was ju another 14 $23,640,000 worth of stock husband, Willis Dick me t Ads B ilts old high school studen papers. family helriooms, to school |nnusual profession of Miss Laura | yesterday. ; " t Lee Rogers, of Fi zabetb, NA al Rubber Stam S gn al Toile dPoeaeaat tones OENTENGED TO PRISUN, Ore Another Leg | siti ittata cite ee . SECOND STREET Iders of highest office fn the sift Ing by suggesting suitable names for | fs new houses. new} 1AQPR CASPER Mail Orders Accepted OF Air Journey |iireZiniced’ansiring the reastees Hoffhine Printing & naming, except bables, Miss Rogers Stationery Co. CASPER STATIONERY CO. 115 EAST } seed The manuscripts Helonging to| CHEYENNE Wy Nick Antenore, a carpenter, Amer-| Francis Thome and Georg foa’s father, dated back to 1251, and| field were sentenced to » contained signatures of Charles [V,| four: to seven years in emperor of the holy Roman emplre,| penitentiary at Rawlins and his grandson, Philip, King of] Willian A, Riner in the Castille, attesting to honors or deeds} county Alstriet court ; to a char ater is quite sure that she would never) be able to sult both the father and SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct Sterling expedition flyers of|the mother in naming a chitd. go, enroute to Dutch New| A natural knack for nonenclature | hopped off here at 1:25 p. m.| helped Miss Rogers ct vada, The three flyers | profession. has studied 1 rv the men | al} for Reno, © of of prowess of America’s ancestors, [pleaded gull t 3 F oro automobile t ng to Dr. jexpect to land at Elko this ter- | languages and dug into many musty | Why Send Out ef the State? Tell the Advertiser—"1 saw it in Fox heve in Septem-|noon and will continue on to Reno|tomes to gather suitable words for The Tribune, if weather conditions permit, her many clients, '

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