Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 2

— PAGE TWO SUIT TO BREAK E UPASSOCIATION S TAROWN OUT Want cf Equity Declared in Governmen: Action to Dis- solve Combirve of Lin- seed Oil Make rnment’s suit agsociation whether ve this case was | triherently between | | longer a game t ae xtifie calculation,” | “The government © contend that it ts the his is charging. r is it wrong for a merchant to find out what his rivals are charging. If he cannot get it directly and e: he will get it indir and at a great expense and slow! necessarily An unusual collection of current 1 literature including stories of travel, Diography and Reminiscence, busi ness and industry and the books on philosophy, religion, soclology, pay chology and philology whic be- ing 0 widely read by the thinking been received at the unty brary and are bein, = |} use of the borrow- | trona. C shelved for the ers. Included in the books dealing with | the interior forces is “My Philoso. phy and My Religion” by Ralph Waldo Trine, author of the famous ‘in Tune with the Infinite.” The | book is, briefly speaking clear, “way of life’ | of power | forceful statement of that will anf for use in life of many Heople. In n Research for | the Plain Man,".by 8. M. Kingsford | the author attempts to establish the | “facts” of telepathy, clarvoyance, Yremonitions that turn out true, and Other stock of physic phenomena by presenting cases where the event happens and is unexplainable by | natural law. Although some critics deem the book unsatisfactory it | deais with subjects of grave inter- | est to many readers. In biograpiy none of the latest books come up to the incomparable standard and element of interest as “My Brother, Theodore Roosevelt” written by Corinne ‘Roosevelt Rob insen. The point of view is that of a loving sister and she is able to add @ few more colorful touches to the portrait so well known to American Perhaps the most charm- t of the work is the first part, ript f their childhood also considerable ‘aan Wants’ Kimo, a Jap ant professor of the’Oriental dep: 2 University of California | SAME PRICE } NEW BOOKS COVERING WIDE VARIETY OF TOPICS GIVEN PLACE ON SHELVES AT NATRONA LIBRARY Left to right, Fliha Root, Senator Oscar Lodge photographed in Washington, October 12, at coming disarmament conference. nderwoo d, Secretary the American Delegates to Disarmament Conference Meet of State Hughes and Senator Hi first formal meeting of the American delegation to the be Casper Daily Cribune bart. “Pan.” Knut Hami “Gift of the Desert.” F Randall Par- rish. Glimpses of Other Lands Biography and Reminiscence, Business and Industry and other miscellantes. “The Land of Haunted Castles,” Robert J. «if Casey. “Working North trom Patagonia,” Harry A. Franck. “Trailmakers of the Northwest,” Paul L. Haworth. “New World of Islam)’ Lathrop Stoddard. “Bible Stories,” H. G. f “How to Appreciate Prints,” Frank Woltenkamp. “Log Cabin Days.” Bisisdell. “Indoor Games and@ Amusements,” Ruth Biakeley. | “What Christianity Means to Me, Lyman Abbott. “Books and_ Habits,” Lafcadio Hearn. “~The HEiden Power, Judge ‘Thomas Troward. “Mysterious India,” velot. “McLaughlin and Old Oregon,” Eva Emory Dye. | “The Conquest of Fear,” King. Robert ‘Chau- Basi, itting Our Nerves,” J. A. of Change,” Julian Street. “Your Dog and Your Cat,\How to | Care for Them,” Spaulding. lenry Cabot “RINEY RESIGNS MIDWEST POSITION TO TAKE. UP sss". INSURANCE WORK HERE ::: oy During “hls resi. active in the n Legion and nd ex-soldiers assistant ions director and hea¢ partment of the Mid has resigned his por © business life of Cas tion to enter per. ~ Nov. 4—Reduc-| Mr tt 1 the rediscount rate in the Dallas Fed ve bank from 6 t cent, was @ ions of the stat and upon his. re-! P¢ n here announced that he had ac-| Not today the federal reserve ted the for the Re- board. Life company of —— ee " concern 1s one of, Highest prices paid for diamonds, the largest mpanies old gold and silver. H. B. Kline Mr. Riney associated with| jeweler, Oll Exchange building, Edmund 8. ‘Knittle and has secured $-15-tf, matic books which are now on the } 1 Conisby's Vengeance,” shelves | Farnol, letior Gopartment ths -Deat Musgrave’s Luck," Harold B tindioe. n Mystery. Ranch,” Arthur Chap. » | man. “The Hermit of Turkey Hollow,” Arthur 1 Triumphant," George Hogan Alice ¢ G the latest by John Gals: m Thorpe,” Arthyr Crabbe. * ‘The pty ack” by “Th Rebels,” Francia Sterrett Basil King, “Snow Blind" by K “The Charmed Circle," Edward arine Newlin Burt and ‘The Pride | Allen Jewell of:Palomar" by Peter B. -Kyne give “The Secret Stairs,” Ellen De- a 6am, the new additions to ghe land brary shelves. | Success," Samuel | ‘Hopkins Special mention might be made of | Adams the acquisition of “Mrs. Farrell” by | “Mrs. Farrell,” William | Dean William Dean Howe which was Howells. written in the youth of the author “Oh, 8! Rex Beach. and just recently published. It is “Cobweb,” George Agnew Cham- love story as wholesome and re. | berlain of the numer- | “Natalie Page,” Katharine Havi- ous storie uthor and is re nd Taylor. | “Where mended by as being The Young Child -Was,” af lorry Marie Oemler. Three Soldic John Roder. 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