Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1920, Page 2

Che Casper Daily Cribune Coltnty, Woo.” Publieation Obises: Oi BUSINESS TELEPHONE..- as Entered at Casper (Wyoming) Postoitiog. as matter, November..22, 19. MEMERR THE 4ssocrarEb REPORTS FROM. UNITED . PRE ae R, SVANS... THOMAS DAILY and Chicago offices and visitors are welcome. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier One Year._. Six Months. Three Mon Ne subser' three months. All subscriptions must. be -paid in advance and, the, Daily Tribune will not insure delivery after subscription becomes | ¢ one month in arrears. Member of Audit Burean of Circulations (A. B. C.) see Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use| also the local news published herein. } Ness per staff corres prudeevia. 3. Fan adalat math Aves New, oe Chy | The ident told the ee al fet rudden, dden, 23 St ago, Tl. y e 5 Lee Sobles cesther Dally TIGGRS ee Se Ie A ee ee roe | the. irs tmas he remembered as & small boy + It is dinner in Marion by the time the folks geneé: Another year, with its joys atid sorrows, its elations and disappointments, is rolling rapidly into eternity. Considered with its predecessors it Has contributed. the same fair average to human. ad- vancement. hung with less gloom above out efforts. And in the great, but slow, process of evolution we may light. confidence and high resolve to the dawning of to-| morrow, which ushers in a New Year. In this there | is promise. For the mill does not grind with the water that has passed. It is a thoughtful Providence that gives us hope} of the future and forgetfulness for the past. And) if we serve honorably and diligently and accept} philosophically the things of good and evil that | come to us, we will have the comfort that our lot | , will compare with that of our fellows upén the} same journey. | 4 With no sorrow for the passing of 1920, and| with the highest expectations for the coming of! 1921, The Tribune hopes for your happiness and prosperity. a area d | While there is much to be desired, in} Vi the struggle for better things, the shadows have| find hope and encouragement to see 4 brighter - day for Warren Harding. “Sthall town stuff,” you say |. Yep! It is. But what's wrong with.it? | the Savior’s. birth? Whe | thin: and most satisfactory pleasures. public affairs on the morrow. Legiotinaires Have volunteered to aid city police in New York to curb the existing lawlessness. The Japanese favot the Boral idea of disatma-|ocan ment. They are weary of thé up-keep. While Wyoming enjoys perfect spring weather New York is tied up in blizzaid conditions. Let us hope that the high tide of the crime wave has been reached ard that the ebb will ensue with the. New Year. I Wish 1 E 3 f iF TL : The Directors, Officers and Employes of — The Casper National Bank You A Happy and Prosperous ew Year ee nnn din ih Marion over the holidays, .Can you devise a more reasonable, rational and wholesome manner to observe the anniversary. of After all it is the plain, simple and ordinaty) gs of life from which we derive our greatest! And the man who has the capacity to enjoy a Christmas day with honie folks and. neighbors and ; It ayails little to examine into the omissions enter with interest and understanding into their | ‘of the closing year, the opportunities lost, the reso-/ everyday affairs today, is qualified to bring a great- lutions forgotten. Better far is it to turn with hope, er undefstanding and wi§dom to their larger and ‘RIDGES Br ind . to oftain snpiilies und attend to a few ieee als oe * Mr. Allen states that the deer and id animals in the mountains are up on top this winter and he no deer down low as yet. He Ye Casper mountains itor a few days has seer no panthers or even signs of these big cats this’ year and_attri- butes this to the easy winter that we have had so far. Small game is plentiful and the blue ¥voyse are multiplying but these lat- jover in Morrow County on the farm. The city-bred tor birds should be protected for a tew | guests were delighted with the Christmas story. } t_eccurs at noon, so had “‘cleared away the things,” the new president challenged a couple * of newspaper writets to “do the rounds,” which meant to accompany him on brief visits to the t homes of some life-long friends and neighbors. The children on the streets or in the homes vis-| ited had.no awe of the man chosen to rule a hun-} jdred million people, they climbed on his lap, showed him their dolls and other gifts, while the |fathers and mothers, grandfathers and grandmoth- ers, uncles and aunts, all called him “Warren.” for republication of all news credited in this paper and | Warren was perfectly at home, and one of them. To, ““draw’’ a rocking chair up to the fireplace , ,and make one of the family circle, to talk Santa Cladus and Christmas with the children atid home af-| HAIL AND FAREWELL | fairs with the elders was the ending of a perfect) seasons yet as they are, still too few for a general hunting season, Take adyantage of the Final Crash Prices at the J. L. Learner Closing Out Sele, Get your suit today, They are going fast. Chiidren are great blessings, but even bicssings can be SBP Tae to. make. them unfastionable. _ rs. NANCY SHARP, of Los Angeles, who says she receive? ore of the greatest surprises cf he life when Tanlae completely her, health after she had aanost lost hope of ever getting well. Declares she suffered for twelve long years. i | | | | g the wonderful results and obtained from Tanlac 1 ing the medicine myself, anc jmy th i now ¥ jed resident of 1 ing at 921 Camu | band is proprietor Express Co, | “During the. twelve years that I sul | fered, with indigestion and ‘stom trouble I tried nearly every medic’ I heard about, but nothing helped m. ahd TI lost faith in everything, so my wonderful restoration to ‘health has {my life. “L began to feel an improvement on | Snishing my second bottle ‘of Tanlac now after taking six ‘bottles 1 ike & new womun. I have a splenJi ; Mppetite, eat ‘three hearty meals a a: enjoy them thoroughly and am ne | troubled in the least with indigestion or inagreeable after effects, aking Tanilac most e thing I ate caused my stomach*to el and 1 would suffer for hours : I was so dreadfully nights [never closed my but now L am not ous, and I sleep like a ch strength has been wonderfully in- ¥. “I just wish it was troubled like x so er by Casper Aleova M k by Salt Cre hn Alen is in from) Allen's canon |“ The best way to decrease divorces is | (CHEYENNE, Dec. 31—Receipts, of the Wyoming nastier Scam mn ofitee, sich was creiited by the | tare of 1919, for 1920 total 2p- ately $94.000, State Insurance mmissioner Donald Forsythe with pleastiré to it least $140,000. coming season. sterod |” Seates K er ee ee eee {o%, been one of the greatest’ surprises of nervous sed, and I have much more en-/ everybody | I was knew about this} | MM to ste at ah to Me Mae Me oh Moa Me Me ate cto ste ce che ote am Me she Posten che cf AS eae aie Ho Me iodo ie. ease he tho sho ate ao aie sho eho ahs eosin ao-ahe- ae ete sho aio alo ake 4e-ate ato sno one afe sfe-ekecte The Cot 715 S. Beech St. A HAPPY NEW YEAR We thank you for the biisiness you have given us in 1920. We look forward ~ The Burkett Millinery Setving you during the tage Grocery Phone 1145-R Oranges, per LO ZETE Copiers ee Quaker Oats small size ..... Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, SPECIALS _ 20¢, 25e, 60c — 15e N. & A. Coal Co. Phone 1400 AGENTS FOR ; ; ; : FLEISCHMAN’S YEAST PPPOPS OPO PO SOS OSD OPO LO PY LU SOOO SD OS PH OOOO OD 5. % Boe er gt x - Ka “a fd o Campbell-Johnson ~ % oageage Po he 5000-456 Oe o ro afo-efees oS *o o, > 2 oo ro RO - oe R2 - % e Poth o%e 2 . eee q fe 1 e ° % ' . ‘ 63 Wishing Her a | : : Happy and Prospérous + Se $ % New Year and + 3: ' Thanking Her for a Successful Year * $ $ 34 o | ae We & Re, ° 119 Fast Ist. Street Your First New Year’s Resolution Resolved, That | will use Nature’s fuel--- Natural Gas---for all Heating and Cooking purposes. «May the New Year Bring You Health and Prosperity Casper Gas Appliance Co. Phone | 500