Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1922, Page 12

——— LL LT SL TC Sr “eR Ne TI SO Sa eae Sts Che Casper Daiip Cribune MOULD BLOWS - MAN HURT Robert S. Stephens, 83 proprietor o° a vulcanizing and auto repair shop at 2 East Yellowstone was badly in- red about 8 o'clock this’ morning when a retread mould fn the vulcan- izing department under 40 pounds of steam pressure blew up. | Mr. Stephens who was working on ne machine was struck by parts of PAGE TWELVE MOUNTAIN AND CITY PARK P} ANS MAS. BURKE SINCLAIR 1S ANVOGATED BY CASPER EM TORS, MADE Y. W. PRESIDENT Purchase of 640-Acre Tract on Casper Mountain = Urged as One Important Step in Program ié for Beautifying This Region wake World’s Fair Barber Shop Rear Smoke House which will make i in the recomm te exchange at the He nning hotel yes- h will prove valuable rganizations, threugh © and desire for essful in directing the great amount of work promoted sder the auspices of the ¥. W. C. A. ———— STORM VISITS PORTUGAL. ne destroyed machine and his left hand mangled necessitating the ampu- 5 plant were standing beside Mr. Steph- ens when the machine blew up. tion of three fingers. B. H. Holmes, the Casper Auto Radiator works G. A. Sausser an employe of the ing. Will Be as Follows Medical attention was ‘summoned ens was removed to a At noon today he had Hard times are not com- Good times are gone. Our Prices for 1922 Beginning Monday, Jan, 23 good chances for reeovery, but 1s suf- fering severely from shock resulting from the explosion. Defective parts on the mopid ere held responsible for the mishap, Win- ws in the shop and in adjoining owen by the force of The damage is said unted to about $1,200. Ganiwen | WILLANS § FUNERAL TO LISBON, Jan. 20.—More then fifty and incalculable damage to ng, in addition to the unroofing of trees re which swept Singe ___. Vibrator 5s Antiseptic Treat- aad illnesses are caused by undue pressure upon the nerves feeding that ok part of the anatomy. Income Tax Questions a — TERONG got 52) S78 Address All Inquiries on Income Tax to Income Tax Editor BE HELD SUNDAY P, M.; Glover’s Treat- Thee sing life-giving energy trans- Casper Daily Tribune. AEBEKAHS IN f I iy indat mitted through the nerves to the various per || H A f ers organs, must reach their goals unham- | A ter ome ot ome compeny |. Home opie Sejsteure. Gat cdot eesind ao’ Ui eee Aine el pered by. any causes, if these organs arc , [ragens "ap cereaied art eet sioe|T shaw therexpene of ramming tho car) vuners! ocrviaay Se, RGlee Seams to function properly. fine and attorney fee was paid by following <a. saxtone;/ mea tions Are these charges de BOOKKEEPER. Amounts for viola-|3 the company. be held trom the Baptist church o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rey. ompson will be in charge of Many so-called diseases and ills are quickly and effectively cured by adjust- n defense of suits are the services. |‘"Xatrona ‘Rebekah lodge No. 13 will ED M’GUINN ing the spinal.cord through which these a an qxaslaiw catitied to greater(sttend in a body and pallbearers will Propiteter nerves run. Where medicine telieves the be members from each lodge, Mrs. M. J. Johnson, mother of the I recelved during the year of 1921 a salary of $1,200 and being that I am under 21 years of age, am I subject to the excess tax. JACK. rporations are only a profits tax and not However whether of age 11d be subject to the exemption than others and !s t he} amount I receive from the govern- ment as compensation subject to the tax. DOUGHBOY. ‘Answer—Soldier is not entitled to any greater exemption. Moneys re celved as compensation are not sub: ject to tax trouble temporarily, chiropractic adjust- ments effect a permanent cure. Gorden, Hai England to the some D: poses. The recommend: OOOd OUR CLOSING OUT SALEIS STILL ON If You Haven’t Taken Advantage of the Wonderful Bargains purchase and maintenar To decide » bet, will you kindly tell us if the governor of the state has to pay any Income tax? J. & B. Thermop. Not on any salary he might receive as governor but he would be subject to tax on any other outside Income other than that received from the state. ‘Tho secretary of our company is out of town and will not be back in time to file our annual report by March 15 and no one else can make this return. Would you suggest my improvising a report and having the cretary make up ® corrected return MAY L. swer—No. Suggest that an officer ith the r of commerce, immediate ways and ing ownership of the sec of Casper moun Casper. This place of plans w ed to obtain onl estion will take t ch are being fo @ part of the which in a fe ars will be a able mountain haunt. of the company write to the cellector’s Se ee N Mr. Scherck told briefly of the ac-| office in € asking for an ex CHICAGO, Jan. 21. — Federal eryaeien of © do /realtors | tention of time, setting forth the rea | Judge Landis reported “seriously ill and brov with bronchial troubles.” SONS AND DAUCHTERS OF ERIN GATHER IN PARIS gestions to the Casper PARIS, Jan. 21.—(By The Associ ated Press)—Sons and daughters c Ireland and their descendants fror all corners of the globe began ar- riving in Paris this morning to take part in the world conference of the Irish race, set to begin here today. The organizers of the conference for which arrangements have been in progress several months, expect dele; from 16 countries and fr very state in the an delegates, some of YOUR LAST CHANCE TONIGHT To Buy Your Choice of All $50 and $75 OVERCOATS AT $38 Your Choice of Ali $40 and $45 Overcoats Campbell-Johnson Co. HEAD-TO-FOOT CLOTHIERS HMA whom are already in Eurc3e, are expected to arrive today and tomor- row. ‘The lord mayor of Dublin arrived this morning. Eamonn De Valera is expected to put in his appearance next week. The con- gress was scheduled to opsa with an informal session this aiternoon but the first business meeting will be held Monday Politics and religion are barred from the progra y the organ- izers, the object b to promote the economic inter of the Irish 50 50 Free State and interest in Irish art throughout the world. ‘The convention will mark the re- sumption of an‘event which until the thirteenth ci y was an im- portant annual feature of Irish life. Tho last one was held in Ireland in the fourteenth century. It is purely educational in character and in no way {s connected with the Sinn Fein movement. The invitation to the “aonac” as the convention is known tn Gaelic, were sent out by Mr. De Valera some time ago. ne Sedbadb Sebi oc cicesacsasevececsteuesstueesiei “The Store Accommodating” 142 East Second Street Phones 903-474 TONIGHT Terrace Gardens Our Straight Admission Dances Are Making a Big Hit 75c---PER COUPLE---75c C00 0eerce ses00 Ds es2esees00e0eC00 ecco PAINTS AND GLASS VARNISHES and STAINS BRUSHES and COLORS Have all taken a big drop during the year 1921. January 1, 1921, the best paint sold for $6.50 per gallon. Today it is $4.10 per gailon. Our second grade paint sold as high as $5.50 per gallon. Today’s price is $3.50 per gallon. Our spring order is about all in stock. We can take care of your wants. sas : HOLMES HARDWARE COMPANY - PHONE. 601 PORK CEOHSSOHOT OTS ROUSEEOE TET ECOSIOSC OMS OETESOSIOS Human Life What is the value of human life? It cannot be measured by any medium which is in common use. There are so many things that enter into the considera- tion that we find ourselves lost in a maze of conflicting thoughts when we con- sider the problem. One may say that the loss of the eyesight is a damage which is considered by the average man and covered by his accident insurance policy to the extent of ten thousand dollars. A like, valuation may be put upon other organs, yet in the face of this we see the spectacle of a $50,000 heart balm being granted by our courts, and so our basis of computation is entirely changed. The final conclusion is, that human life is a thing which cannot be valued. It is not on the market. No one would sell it for the most fabulous sum because as soon as it is sold, the capacity for appreciating the remuneration would be lost. Do vou rcalize tnat disease is a partial toss of iife? Do you know that wnen an organ functions abnormally, it is expressing only a part of the life which it should enjoy? Have you ever considered that this loss of the full ex- pression of life is a thing upon which no value can be placed? When we think of the matter seriously, this is our conclusion, yet daily we jeopardize our lives and place ourselves in conditions where we cannot possibly enjoy the maximum expression of vitality. This condition wherein life is only partly expressed is due to-an inability of the nervous system to properly function. It cannot express the maximum vitality because pressure exists on some of its nerve trunks. What is the logical thing to do? Should we take into the body drugs, many of which are deadly poisons, in order to produce certain chemical actions which are not nor- mal to the body? Were we so constructed by the Creator that it is necessary to add something from without in order to maintain health? Of course foods are .necessary ; air is necessary ; light is essential, but these are things for which we “have an innate (inborn) desire. We have no desire for the nauseating concoe- tions of drugs. Isn’t it more logical‘to remove the pressure existing on nerve trunks, thus permitting the full expression of life in the tissue cells? The Chiropractor is the only health practitioner who is capable of remov- ing the pressure from the nerves and permitting normal expression of life. With an inestimable value upon life, you cannot afford to neglect your body, to con- tinue to suffer, when your Chiropractor can release this nerve pressure and thus permit your enjoying the maximum health. J. H. and A. G. 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