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WYOMING FIRST THE CASPER TRIBUNE -HERALD CASPER, WYO. Page Three' Tuesday, January 2, 1934. football player, face to face with, a mrr rnn mi die Francois-Poncet gave Chancellor Hitler yesterday. j. -r Cable News onTEumb'nail i ULb kin hi i nil 1 II flLL mm W-m I PICHT ST1R BMfflOtiE HAS RES HOLE Character Actor Adds to Laurels HELSINGFORS, Finland.

A fascist leader, warned authorities today tbat police revelations of an alleged poison-spy plot had so in I UII I I liw k.w Thrilling Scene of Clara Bow Film tv "Battle of the Ages" Is be ing fought at the Rialto theater last rnies today. Twenty-five tough mugs, selected on 'he basis of their ability to "take aid like it, are pitted against 25 i eggs who qualified to take it" and "give it." It is one of erandest iree-ior-alls ever Vitaged in films. It is one of the sequences of the Al Reele ct Droduction, "Hoopla," starring Ci-ra Bow, and the scene has to no with a battle royal between and the employes of a carnival. The carnival as well as numerous wiies are wrecked. There has been a lot of fights In n-ion Pictures, including: some Voallv historic ones, but Rockett was determined that this should be the 'rrVateyt picture fight in history.

v-ith this thought in mind. Fox w'm advertised for 50 roughnecks, witpred extras preferred, who MAGNOLIA PATTERN 562 EASY PATTERN TO CUT. IcouiA really "take it." DOIBLE PROGRAM "iiPENS TOMORROW When a quiltmaker Is looking ror a quilt that Is so lovely in design that she will be proud to claim it as her handiwork, and yet at the same time wants a pattern that is very simple to do, she selects the Magnolia. As the greater part of the pattern pieces are the same width, the material Mad? Evans and Otto Kruger be seen in "Beauty for Sale" as a part of a double program open-Co. tomorrow at the Rialto.

Ruth can be cut In strips, and the patches cut off as needed a saving of much time and labor. Not alone is the pattern an easy one to cut, but it Is a I very simple block to make. Pattern 562 comes to you with complete, simple instructions for cutting, sewing and finishing, together with yardage chart, diagram of quilt to help arrange the blocks for single and double bed size, and a diagram of block which serves as a guide for placing the patches and suggests contrasting materials. Send 10c for this pattern to The Casper Tribune-Herald, Needlecraft 82 Eighth Avenue, New York City. Miss Louise Moffatt freshman at the university at Laramie, returned Sunday to her studies there after spending the holidays with her father, Wallie Moffatt.

The T. J. Brubaker home at the foot of Boxelder canyon, was the scene of a merry dancing party Friday evening when a large group cf friends gathered to surprise Mrs. Brubaker the occasion being her birthday. Misses Eileen Davis and Edna Mae Barber and George Kennaugh left Mondav for Laramie to resume A great character enacted by the greatest of character actors Is the chief attraction of "One Man's Journey," the RKO-Radio picture coming to the America theater whose supporting cast of May Rob-son, Dorothy Jordan.

Joel McCrea and Frances Dee is headed by the inimitable Lionel Barrymore. Barrymore's character Is that of a simple country physician who is a great human benefactor, but nevertheless considers himself a failure. While the story centers chiefly about the doctor's activities it is rich in youthful romance, with Miss Jordan and James Bush the antral figures cf an- absorbing love affair, and McCrea and Miss Dee the principals of another. Even Eerrymore enjoys a "December romance" with the veteran actress. May Robson, who is seen as his housekeeper.

Barrymore's performance, it i contended by previewers, ranks as one of the finest of this outstand ing star's leng and brilliant career "PRIZEFIGHTER AND THE LADY" CLOSING "The Prizefighter and the Lady" will close tefnight at the America. In this picture Max Xaer makes his mcvie debut. Eaer's appearance in pictures has met with success, judging from the many expressions of approval. Myrna Loy is also featured in this production. Autcist Drives Through Tunnel, -Halts Street Cars SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.

first automobile trip through the mile-long Twin Peaks street car tunnel brought Lindsay Warford, former university of San Francisco MOW! COLDS GO OVERNIGHT! No need to let a cold henf on. Take Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine at the first symptom and you will quickly kill the cold. Grave's Laxative Bromo Quinine acts decisively because it does four things necessary It opens the bowels, combats the cold germs and fever in the system, relieves the headache and ffrippy feeling and tones the entire system. 801 and all druggists. Grove's LAXATIVE BR0M0 QUININE OMETHING like tneir studies at the state university after spending the Christmas vacation here with her parents.

VACATION ENDS FOR GASPER STUDENTS Students returned to school in various parts of the city today as the holiday season vacation ended. The vacation began on Dec. 21. reckless driving charge here today. warlord finished the trip over tha ties in the unpaved tunnel minus his rear tires and leading a long procession of street cars, which were 20 minutes behind schedule when a waiting wrecking car pulled the automobile from the tracks.

Other motorists who have at tempted to make the short cut, under San Francisco's highest hills wrecked their machines near the tunnel LAST TIMES TODAY Mat. 10c-25ct 10c, 25c, 35c CLARA BOW With a Wiggle that Makes Men Wild in "HOOPLA" Comedy News Cartoon Souvenirs $200 Bank Account F-R-E-E Friday Night at 9 o'clock Think of It! Kingsbury. 57-1 S2.35 High Life CASE Pilsner 10c Bottle A Small Deposit for Empties CONFECTIONERY Phone 1061 144 N. Center CELLAR the method of in ageing and for Chesterfield in, Irscm Hras Tcttem 0. 1 TMETODAYf I Mat.

10C-25C Eve. 10c-40ti I Here's a picture for the Ladies II I "The Prizefighter 1 and the Lady" I I MAX BAER I I MYRNA LOY II MELBOURNE, Australia. The Australian tennis team today de feated Great Britain nine matches to three in the rubber "test" of a series of three. GRAZ, Austria. Funeral services were arranged today for Jakob Was- sermann, noted sociological novelist, who died yesterday of Angina Pec toris, at the age of 60.

FOOCHOW. China. -All Japanese residents of Foochow evacuated this center of the Fukien province anti-Nanking revolt today. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina. One hundred and three national leaders of the radical party, including Marcelo T.

De Alvear, a former president, and Honorio Pueyrredon, once ambassador to the United States, today were imprisoned on Martin Garcia island following the short-lived rebellion on Dec. 29. BOOKLET OF POEMS BY DR. M. C.

KEITH GIVEN TO FRIENDS An nt.trar.hivA anrl hfifllltiflll bcok- let containing short poems by Dr. Marshall C. Keith, local physician and surgeon, and poet and writer, is being given by Dr. Keith to his friends as a holiday greeting. The collection of poems is called and the booklet is dedicated to Jane Lee- Horn, whose picture appears in the publication.

Contained in the booklet are poems entitled "The Babe," "Com-Densation." "Introspection." "To a Friend," Memory, 'La Belle Ita-liene" or "To My Old Briar Pipe," "The Caged Canary," and. "Th? Night Hawk." Dr. Keith has written considerably and his effcrts have won much fav orable recognition. CHILD AT SHERIDAN IS KILLED BY AUTO SHERIDAN, Jan. 2.

Walter Lyle Small, aged six, was Instantly killed yesterday when he was struck by a motorist while sleighing in the residential district. Coroner W. F. Schunk, after an investigation announced the death was purely accidental and no inquest would be held. Dolph Thomas, a former sheriff here, who was driving the car that struck the boy, was not held.

In addition to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Small, the child is sur- vived by his sister, aged eight. TASTES BETTER it add (By The Associated Pressf).

DUBLIN A military tribunal de cided to comply, until further notice with a court order prohibiting It from proceeding with its case against General Eoin QDuffy, co-leader of the United Ireland party, charged with inciting to kill President Devalera. HONGKONG Dr. C. C. Wu, Chi nese minister to the United States in 1929-1931.

died suddenly of cerebral embolism at 46. LONDON A fog, London's worst in years, lifted after having tied up transportation since early yesterday. Six persons were killed in accidents. ROME Italy's new corporative system which will ba placed in feet this month, will bring a 'divorce between pontics and business, government leaders claimed. PARIS France rushed her reply to Hitler's arms demands, it was said, to frustrate attempts by soma other nation to induce the French government to alter its long stand against German rearmament.

The reply was jOsented yesterday. It had been expected to be handed over in Berlin, Jan. 6. VIENNA Dynamiting, and spectacular demonstrations were interpreted by many in Austria as the Nazis' way of announcing they expect to gain control this year. BUCHAREST, Rumania Foreign Minister Titulescu said he would tender his resignation because he no longer wanted to remain a member of a government which he said had not taken sufficiently stern measures to suppress the iron guard.

He asserted this laxness was to blame for the assassination of Premier Ion G. Duca. ROME. Semi-official circles were intensely interested today in the Franco-German situation as Premier Mussolini of Italy and Sir John Simon, foreign secretary cf Great Britain, prepared to confer on disarmament, reform of the League of Nations, and kindred problems. BERLIN.

Charles Denby, a Philadelphia attorney and son-in-law of Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania, today notified the Iduna Insurance company he would appear at a stockholders meeting late this afternoon to inquire why some was virtually lost to American investors. BUCHAREST, Rumania. It was announced today that King Carol had contracted a cold and would be unable to attend the funeral services for the assassinated premier of Rumania, Ion D. Duca.

some thatfs MILDER ste 1 1 flamed Finland that the peasantry of Lwpua were threatening to lynch a spy suspect. MANILA, P. I. Major General Frank Parker, new commander of ihe Philippines department of the U. S.

army, today announced he plans to start tomorrow on a thor oughgoing aerial survey of the islands. BERT Because organization was net complete many of Ger many's newly-inaugurated sterilization courts did not begin function ing today as scheduled. PARIS. The first slice of the 8,000,000,000 francs (about $499,000, 000) government consolidation loans will be floated soon at less than five per cent interest, it was revealed to day, PARIS. Brokers clerks folded their arms for 15 minutes today, sus pending business on the bourse.

It was a strike in protest against the discharge of a number ot then- brother clerks. HAVANA. Three large bombs were exploded in Camaguey last night killing Maria Estancourt, an aged woman, wounding a man, and causing considerable property damage. MOSCOW. The ashes of Anatol Lunacharsky, former soviet commissar of education, were deposited solemnly in a niche in the wall of the Kremlin today as soldiers fired three volleys.

RIO DS JANEIRO. Brazilian gold prcduction'generally is believed to have increased considerably in the depression years, but smuggling rings are zo well organized that most of the precious metal leaves the country illegally and no figures giving an approximation of the output are possible. PARIS. A desire to frustrate out side attempts to induce France to alter her firm stand against Ger man rearmament was understood today to have led the government to speed a memorandum to Chancellor Adolf Hitler. PARIS.

Great Britain was said in an authoritative quarter today to have tried to get France to soften its. rejection yesterday of Germany's disarmament terms. BERLIN. The German government today reserved expression of its attitude on the aide-memoire which the French ambassador, An- the cigarette that thing and I 1 I HI to the la States Power company offices at Casper, spent the past week at the V. R.

ranch on Deer Creek. Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Hayny are spending a few days in Denver hav ing gone down Friday morning. Mrs. Mary Millar returned nome Friday morning from Nevada where sne spent me past iwo montns ai the home of her son-in-law ana daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robins.

Mrs. Blanche Bishop of Boulder, Js a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs.

Bishop has many friends in Glen rock. Arthur "Bud" Fuller left Monday morning for Klrksville, where he is completing a course in chiropractic work. He spent the Christ mas vacation witn ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fuller, of Parkerton.

Postmaster Dora c. Jones or par- kerton, left Saturday afternoon for Hot Springs, S. Dakota, where sne will spend tne two days vacation with friends. Dr. and Mrs.

Jay Smith left Sun- dav morning for Denver where they will visit for several days. Modern storage warehousa for Chesterfield tobacco makes them Milder ylnfe' li? I I U. 3 at n- S. Thatterton and George Brent will be featured in "Female." A Betty cartoon and Universal News r.eei are added attractions. Glenrock News Wyo.

Mrs. E. F. Airgood of the Illinois tpi-tained at two tables Of 'brieve Wednesday afternoon herj enests being Mrs. Verne Griffith, Miss Esther Getcho.

Miss Irene Griffith, Miss Virginia Silvers, Miss Ani.se Griffith and Mrs. Emma Hill. Honors for the afternoon went to Miss Virginia Silvers and Miss Getcho. Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Paulson and children and Mrs. Martin Holmes returned home Monday evening from Lusk where they spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Bass and son. Mr. ad Mrs. R. J.

Barthelmen and babv are spending the holidays with friends at Newcastle. Mrs Fincher, who left here Just before Christmas, Is enjoying a visit at the home of her daughter, Stella, at San Diego, Calif. Mrs. J. P.

McNamara, Mrs. F. O. Carson and Mrs. E.

W. Stlpp mo-. toreri to Casoer Wednesday after- i noon where they attended the Christmas party of the Past Mat rons of the O. E. S.

Wheeler Eskew of Cheyenne River, was transacting business here Thursday. I Miss Juanita Jones, former Glenrock-Parkerton high school student, who is teaching at Orpha, ras visiting mends nere Tnurs day. James Smith, son of Postmaster and Mrs. F. W.

Smith, left the past week for Boulder, where he mil enter college. Mrs. wm. wood entertained a proup of friends Thursday afternoon at a party in honor of Mrs. Wm.

Walkinshaw of Wheatland, who was a guest of her sister, Mrs. A. R. Kimball. The guest list included Mrs.

Smvth, Mrs. J. R. Slaugh ter. Mrs.

R. w. Thayer, Mrs. Wm Walkinshaw. Miss Alice Thayer Mrs.

A. R. Kimball, Mrs. J. F.

Lam Mrs. Claude Thomas, Mrs. Edward Smith, Mrs. Keith Thomas and Mrs .1. C.

Thomas. Honors at bridge went to Mrs. Smyth and Miss Tnaver. Mrs. Chas.

Skinner is visiting her dauehter, Mrs. Harry Peterson, at Basin, having made the trip just i aster unriswnas. After the regular meeting of the ttnoaoine cnapter or tne o. E. ednesday evening the members enjoyed a Christmas tree and bridge fmes, nonors at which went to Mrs, A.

L. McFarland and Louis Jark- fon. Mrs. Mlna Saxton of Grant, spent Christmas here at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs.

George Laskey. She -eft Sunday evening for home. Born Fridav morning at the home 1 Mrs. J. a son to Mrs.

Tecla Deyo. Thomas Anson and sister. Miss Sarah, who soent the holidays here rom their home in California, left idav morning. They were accompanied by their mother, Mrs. J.

V. Arson, who will visit them until sarah completes her freshman ear of college. Mrs. w. l.

Fenex entertained the T.embers of the Thursday Bridge the past week. Honors for the atternoon went to Mrs. Ann Lee and Mrs. E. W.

Stipp. Word has been received here of ie depth of Sim Eskew in Los Angles. Calif. Mr. Eskew who Is a brother of Wheeler Eskew, liver! "ere many years ago.

Mrs. J. J. Creswell was hostess to the members of the Episcopal Guild Friday afternoon at which -me the annual election of officers held with the following results: Mrs. Wm.

Walkinshaw. president: Mrs. Edward Smith, vice president and Mrs. J. V.

Tulloss secretary ari treasurer. Mrs. Emma Hill and granddaugh-t Miss Virginia Silvers drove to Lander Thursday taking back to his work there Foster Silvers, who spent tne Christmas vacation at home. A bridge foursome at the Oscar nelson home Thursday eveninar was composed of Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Laramie. house guests at C.aude Lam home, and Misses and Ruth Nelson. Table ten-ms was also enjoyed. Tu Amundsen returned the first week from Shoshonl where Vl spnt Christmas with Mrs. Amundsen and the family.

He was 0nPPied back to Glenrock by -f 550115 "h0 1 spendine the -erramder of the vacation here. being the birthday of 've recently elected worthy matron ti'-B flocal Astern Star chapter. st tv fers of the chapter gathered in v- Sm'th hme thet even- 5Svv heSthey surra-teed Mrs tv Pdge was the order of vr'rc with honors going to McPariand ShtCT Bnd MrS" A' fHRt7, Attorney John Mclntyrc Coir. afternoon for Boulder, wihere he Trt-1 spend New He uith the Nixon family. Gwv accompanied as far as l.bym A0" Brubaker the-e attenilr.g teachers college Stuart.

son of Louise Sr.iart of the Mountain ageing fine wines is used mellowing the tobaccos cigarettes. The picture you see here was taken inside one of our modern storage warehouses where the tobaccos for Chesterfield are put away. There are about four and one-half miles of these Liggett Myers warehouses filled with thousands of casks of Domestic and Turkish tobaccos, most of it lying there ageing and mellowing for Chesterfield cigarettes. It takes just about three years to age the tobacco for your Chesterfields. Everything that money can buy and that Science knows about that can make a cigarette that's mild-er, a cigarette that tastes better, is used in making Chesterfields.

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