Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1920, Page 6

Middaddad HM ROH RHR MOAN MR MR RH OR EA oA PAGE SIX GRADUATION 1S EVENT OF YEAR (Continued from Page 1) members of the class, they should hold] motto and also the] Fall but to rise, 2] voi sang, “The Bubble," Frimi, and “Dream Port,” Wel as the next number on the pro. uney on the progran ice when the speaker € ook as his of the he put it. tracks which had 1 rs of the class to their 7 h had given them their edu lions. Even were the members of the grad uating class said, they meet life trained to came to them. In facing life Dr s of these! nt, wisdom nestness of purp s in accomplishment; cour rve power and nct to be afrai to you “you Will a 5 lead nowhere, but r on which lead t the place where God will mark th grades.” two additional ame the ‘Valedic tory, Miss Theodora Wilson, who ij es honor me! Suse of the class, having p al average of 95 in 1 to the torch of aoors of heaven Mythology, Biblical lore, 1 Pp and re full of stories from ving Othe Ri ing the sy “Keep the Home Fires Burning,” Miss Wilson urged upon her ¢ , they carry the torch of them as they g “Look up, not ¢ out, not in, and lend @ hand.” To W. ©. Wilson of the school board was given the enting the diplomas. Mr. Wilson called attention feta, Willard YAAOE Mann REGISYERED Wren somebody tells you of a bat- tery that has come through a long life and had some hard knocks along the way, don’t put him down as a windjammer. But you can bet on it that if the tale is gospel-true he had a good battery to Start with and he gave it a square Cal. Aste about the Still Better Willard. AUTO ELECTRICAL COMPANY 111 East First St Phone 968-J FIRE PLAYS HAVOC Havoc to property, havoc to business, havoc to in- come, possibly complete ruin to you. INSURE NOW “Shek G.F Bell|2 -eAgencyo- 303 Oil Exchange Building Phone 363 {to the suce | effort of. N | and county also, the g " ih me ane sented one mas from M |the sing: ing of the 1920 cla I Clair Dismuke, who has a address of the evening was de. 1 Dr, Walter L. Bradley of the terian Church, who consented to * but urged that the jass choose real path vost’s counsel said a new trial, would|tion to ration si throughot life rather than sheep tracks] pe as start anywhere and usual the POTATO PRICES HIT HIGH MARK CHICAGO, June 5.—Potato prices|have hotels and re t point in the}sugar to their patrons. g the cr sent were inheritance their instincts . their homes, the nation into born; the schools ion ached their hi education, Dr, Bradley when*he com cess. A lump of iron valued at $5 can be refined and re-refined and made into watch springs which will be worth hundreds of thou s of dollars, while if it were made hairsprings, it would be worth mil today at $11 to $12 per 106 figures out, around to forget everything they had learned to the present time, he ld still be equipped to » their minds would be » and use whatever ndley urged the Laughs Martin = Johnson’s Wyomin: at public d he sander antry one to re! 2 their diplo- threw pepper in the eyes of one of the proprietors and fled with a wallet said to contain $100,000 worth of dia- TO SPEND LIFE. ca Samora IN STATE PEN MOUNT CLEMENTS, Mich., June.5.—- e imprisonment at ha the sentence imposed today upon Prevost, convicted Brown near here *abor (By Associ NEW YORK, Ju n effort would be onomize on its 1 nite wha ive 100 focent over and old potatoes me 5 cents. 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