Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1921, Page 5

. = r t ~ SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1921. SES: Che Casver Daily Cribune PAGE FiV UNSUCCESSFUL — _____Uniaue Use of Flowers in New Milinery __ ADPIWAL GAT Se 3 TOURIST CAMP ATTEMPTMADE. | une. is generaily advised of the tour ists presence “when he ts about to Premonition of Engineer Saves Tourist-Laden Passenger on continue his journey ‘after his stop here. Casperites who have b Cody-Frannie Line of Burlington | watching the paper to get trace of | friends who come here are often dis | Appointed to.find that the people have @eparted. Hers’s last night’s list part of the 70 cars who stopped at the }park. There were an average of fou persons to the car. Only names of Reads of paries are given. rry A: Serviss, construction fore man Maenner Co., Omaha, Neb. A. Hauenstein, merchant, Lima, ©. J. EB. Vestress, traveling ' salesman. Peoria, Ill. \ Shriner and ‘Weirich, teiephone service, Monroe; Wis. Dr» J. A. Moffatt, physician, Sacra * | mento, Cal. Rev. A. R. OL son, Lawton, Iow ©. Pfouts, farmer, Chagrin ccessftl attempt wan made a Burlington _ passens: the Cody-Frannic* line yes according to word received at the sion offices of the Burlington 1 agents of dquarters’ in + under the direction of Frank Lee, special agent, have left to inves-| tigate the near disaster. | Speeding along at schedule speed, carrying a inload of tourists route to thy Yel tone park of the train which was mn, Methodist par (prassé) engines | Falls, ©. 2 . for the* disaster, had a premonition | F.| W. Oepke, retired merchan S , of impending danger and contrary Peoria, 11 to speed orders slowed down at a Mrs. Jenie Case, hotel proprietress. Cacve.del.the Uke .wherw: Oie i teaen Right, flowers of alternating dark gray and yellow are built up in a mass to form an odd placue jutting | pola Mo | is hidd-r from view for several miles vp from the front of the paic gray. Left, huge poppies in various shades of biue are stitched to a small R. Weaver, real estate dealer When the train approached the end} ©@P of blue tulle to form a veritable wreath about the head of the wearer. . Uareopecth lowe. of the curve, the engineer noticed | H. G. Portman, tourist, Trenton, foe eos aaaidiowes pe age aah SA) RIK ] Governor Small To i | at E. Greely, packing business, Morg not stop ‘his train fast enough, ho | < row, O. ] ever, until the engine struck a tie Face Court Trial A. Farnsworth, poultry rancher, | To those acquainted with the word “Chiropractic” let the above explain itself. We, as Chiropractors, use only our hands'to : cure all ailments of the human body—and for the last twenty-five years have found this method the most practical. plate of heavy steel he engine Riverton, Wyo. stopped just after ing this ob-| c. F. Hamm, cigar manufacturer, | Struction and before it plowed into| = - Rock Springs, Wyo. sties which had been reinférced on} ti John M. Marble, carpenter, Lara the track to make sure of a wreck 5 tu ’ yo ~ Wyo. Jn “ease the train successfully passed Clark Hays, garage owner, Tren the first obstacle. re 5 >, | ton, Neb. 1t was the work of only a few min es oe aon Page 1) H. B. Bellis, grocery business utes to clear the track to permit the word that if they did not return, in Wheatland, Wyo. three days a searching party should Irgin to continue ity trip to Cody,) “ , Grayson, Starkington, physician, Wwitere a report was made to author.| The alleged interview which Lord be sent out Hot: Sarina ise The moun ties and to division points at Grey-|Northeliffe yesterday repudiated, in is almost. inagcessi-| jennie Hicks, farmer, Azi NM bull and Casper. It is understood that | quoted King George as saying to Pre- ble. Last’ y a Wakefield party| \"'R. Vin Sant, physician, Omaha Awhile the authorities are taking a se- eorge, just before his made an unsuccessful attempt'to sale] xc; 3 rious view of the matter they are in gland to open the Ub lined) to believe that the intended prreck was tho work of boys as the obstruction was pluced on the traci land?” in the immediate vicinity of a swim. The prem js said to have repiied. ming hole which has been used this|"No, your majest, Season by Cody lads. “Well, then you must come to some 1 from Page 1.) ‘a complete fabrica- That means that drugs, laxatives, diets, etc., are unnecessary. All the ills of humans are to be found in some failure of the spine to function properly. By our method we hant it. They had reached an altitude of d 1. Young, retired m 9.768 feet, when they came to a stone] Now York City, wall which was impossible tovdseend.|~ Alena Nelson. directress of They had no time to make another| purses, Wheatland. Wyo. attompt. but suggested that an ascent!” 1, Ww. logers, farmer, McCook | might be made from the southeast . end of Mount. Glory. With this in.) ntz going to shoot all the H. McCormick, general merchan ) ———s 8 agreement with them. 7 thing {formation Dr. and Mrs. Stone made} gic ele : : cannot go on: I-cannot have my’ beor the sitet which Bates. 1 laceantar, tatene,imoeralG discover your trouble instantly—and can ( ple killed in this manner.” ———— w peo eal mre . , BARNSTORM The foregoing contersation _ap-} = si al cereal give you relief. \ peared in an interview published in| P $56: Shien! ‘ . vaco | h x Now York City, July 25, attributed to 3 hak , Speck, garage owner, “Waco \ ] H, Wickham Steed, editor of the WEenaten feeders Deas vine : . London Times, who is traveling in Duaneyes Peltows ands Fiaae ; . America with Lord Northeliffe. owed: Wyo. athe nike ‘ “ Referring to an # in the Daily Noh oag cotceeebiane?| Be i pik A 6 | Mail, another“Northcliffe” paper... lust Se Raeaaee ne Soptor cpetnsaea: JIN Hi! ENTER IN! t (Continued from Page 1.) Thursday, describing the activity of SoM) Cherie) Browse; auto mater, De 5 - % ‘ Gandil, Risberg and |Lord Northcliffe in America, the + trolt, Mich. sf das ‘ Morning Post s2ys (Continued frém Wage 1.) | in R. ok r sing : sestinl kes “Northeliffe's mind (is! Clearly’ over- be Whratipsabtsivate Maer. | Site, Coe ne | _ \ CHICAGO, July 30— The 2Hhours | strained. Tt is. a case nod for the poll a G benh toe erate atte . oN ay P of argument in the baseball trial now|ticians, but for» the doctors * * © ‘ Bivortraiie ‘eae A i = sk oe j a wt ert in its ninth inning, proceeded today |The patient.jmust, either be persuaded saicted tects eee whe : iste actva tee pln igg Milk Fea i The saddest spectacle in this world is that of a man vio has arrived ; at_a half day court session. to rest or his friends must fear the grand jury with Lieut. Gov fa not vitiinge Thr. m | at the twilight of life without having ever accomplished much of any- i it State's Attorhey ‘Edward | worst.” Sterling and’ Vernon | Cur @ ther to in this connection, he add- S + Chi ken: thing. , Prindiville who began the arguments} | The Iaily News. suggesting that the |banker charged with embezzling $700,-| <q. un! he hud an cpantumis wove {t,, SPYIMg Cc is | ‘for the prosecution yesterday, was ex-|whole affair may prove to have been |000 of the state's funds. rome rest, ag he was much fds For ¢ : ed, consume the -morningg Bes-|@ hoax, adds: Sas aed fis tae Ugued. He said th vhile in M un’s i is piti y ‘ iment “ eS “Phe lesson to be drawn will 2. R. BLAKEY RETURNS. W he hud seen Nikotal Lenine. te|| YOUR SUNDAY DINNER | The reason for such a mun’s lack of asoomplishmensis pitifully ap- | 4Thevarguments were expected to|simply the danger of Sear Russian soviety nremier 11% to 3 Pounds parent. He has not USED his God-given power to achfeve, ® occupy all of Monday, as each side is|ress in foreign coun ; Pr. R. Blakey of Blakey and com WR SPAR 40c Per Pound " 40 hours, and the ease then | potentates of pagerines aad poy | Pans: bas returned from New York] The engine of a fre'ght train thal ” ui Teach’ the jury Tuesday morn-/not only are a jest in themselves but| City and other points in the east.|dashed into the station at Nimes, r, ver j y man—ma in the ima: f the Crea- ECogeluding — his argument, Mr.|er. and a joke in these. serious times|merchandiso. Mr. Biakey and family | made for a door labeled “This Was 827 South Elm Street CRRA SATORU CE ee ne eabe OR Head. Prindivitie; told the jurors that the|may be exceedingly serious and ex-| will leave Tuesday trip | Out.” state; was-asking a verdict of guilty | Ceedingly costly. through the Yell ~~ —-- Phone 533-R vand penalties of five years imprison-}_ Both Premler Tloyd- Geerge ~ and a Framed pletures date> back” 50U WE DELIVER | Suppose you were given a wonderful house of many rooms, all beau- sent and fines of $2,000 for each of sNertitiiete} ae senanirad by the aepriae ciagaified Aas———~ | sears, when monks nailed wood rou a} tifully furnished. Would you live in just one little room, never venturing 5 othe ntst. lerald, which says edituridly: —————Fring Resuir: thelr pictuces Wo 6 th wits, Ps : ai: ea i! sf x a ler the aitibent was finished] “It is a diverting piece of low com- ~ a ne into the others? No, you would make use of all the rooms. - adjourned until Mondsy when|edy with two great demagogues as 2 A. Berger of. defense counsel | backchat comedians. * * * The whole F layers. silly squabble is just as a musical) hal! But suppose all the rooms excent one were: locked and you had no g ; turn put on for two purposes, first to key: And H nd offered yo ster key be * The sea has a- great effect on| gratify the vanity of these two wort. ey. “nd suppose a man came along and offered you a master key n temperature; in hot ojimates it reduces} ies and, secondly, to divett. the i which would open the door to every room. Would you accept the key? a the heat and in cold climates it mitt-|ple’s minds from things that ‘ Of course you would. ' gates the co'd. matter.” ; —— fc Your power to achieve in this,world may be likened to a beautifully Z 3 B | furnished house of many rooms. As a charter member cf the Order of g IA , Earth Dwellers you are entitled to enter ALL the rooms of accomplish- t | men. "a © FOR TODAY i i ini 4 But you must have the ke Without it you may be a shut-in in one a . ; mean little rgom. The key is—Good Health. And you are entitled to LS PSS eTTrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrerrrrrrrrerrrrerreerrrel that key. ae - ‘ , SEPT SID ER a era Doerr aa 28S SAGAR t b | at The great science of-Chiropractic is a science of Health. Chiro- Pi practors hold the key of Good Health which will admit you to all the 3 es rooms of accomplishment in YOU. 2 > & ” Pi In algebra, “abc” represents the known; z “. 99 ® * * . Whether you believe it or not. over two million people have testified a : xyz” the unknown. Likewise in circu- that Ghirdpractors DO hola the key. A lation. A.B.C. represents the known if h . d h ° b There is hardly a man living who does not have within him the power plus where it goes an ow it was ob- to do more, be more, have more. There are rooms of accomplishment ’ ° ° . in YOU which you have never entered. The Chiropractor holds the key ¢ Cc tained. 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