Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 11, 1922, Page 10

. PAGE TER FARM OUTLOOK lo IMPROVING, JAYS HARDING Letter Read at Minnesota Con- ference Declares Worst Phase of Crisis Has Passed. CROOKSTON, Minn. Feb. 11—The general industrial and business situa- tion now is such as to suggest sig: nificantly that we are well past the worst phase of the agricultural cri sis,” declared President Harding in a latter read to the farmers attend ing the annual Red River Valley Farm Crop and Ltvestock Show here. The improvement is well begun and will continue steadily from this time forward, said the letter which was addres 0 C. G. Selvige, superin- tendent of the Northwest School of Agriculture. After expressing regret that he was unable to deliver personally his mes- sage, President Harding’s letter re- ferred to the recent national agricul- tural conference in Washington, and continued: “I am glad to say thut my utmost expectations of useful results from that gathering were more than real ized. | “The fine spirit of co-operation among the farmers, and the disposi- tion on their part to unite their ef- forts in every possible way with| those of the government augurs par- ticularly well for our hope of accom- plishment. | The conference gave serious and thorough consideration to the prob- lems before it, and presented prac- ticable proposals for doling practical and worth while things. “In the general industrial and busi-| ness siuation there is much to jus-| tify confidence that we are well past! the worst phases of the agricultural) crisis, that improvement is well be-| gun, and that it will continue stead-| ily from this time fopward Singer Freed On Promise to Dye no Cats NEW YORK, Feb. 11.—Miss Mar- | garet Owen, 22 years of age, a sing: | er, has her freedom again because she has promised Magistrate Hat- | ting that she will never again dye é her cats to harmonize with her house draperies or the vivid-hued clothing she wears. | Miss Owen was hafled before the magistrate when agents of the So- ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty | to animals testified she had dyed a valuable pet feline blue to match draperies in her home. The animal died, witnesses testified. “If I consent to be lenient,” said Magistrate Hatting, “I want you to go back to Florida and stop dyeing cats.” She promised. LITTLE FRANCES WILSON THREATENED WITH HEART. MALADY, EXPERTS CALLED Little Frances Wilson stx-years-old | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. 8. Wil-| s0n, whose life has been despaired of, | due to a serious attack of heart trouble | is now under the care of a heart spe-| cialist who has rushed here from Den-} ver yesterday, morning. The child has been under the close| attention of Casper physicians for the} past several weeks, but upon. their| advice the Wilson family called the) services of a specialist. | The child is responding to the spe. cial treatment, but according to 2 statement issued yesterday It 1s be-| lieved that the child will be unable to rally from the malady. | Word of the child's critica} condition, | Gespite the continuous ministrations| by specialists was received with deep regret by friends of the Wilson family here. Mr. Wilson, father of the child fs general manager of the Midwest Nefining company. —S As a result of recent earthquakes in Chili, large mountains in the Andes| range sang an average of 150 feet, a| sufficient distance disclose peaks beyond that had been hidden from sight. ——~.——___— In all motion picture theaters in Japan there is a speaker who dramatically explains each picture, be- bause the English words shown on the films are unintelligible to the aud- fence. Smoke Transo Cigars. $50. CORONA _ $50]|| Weight 6 Pounds ——s ROYAL STANDARD TYPEWRITERS We Rent and Repair ‘All Makes REBUILT MACHINES Payments if Desired CASPER TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE George J. Heiser, Prop. 112 East Second Phone 856 Over White's Grocery Che Casper Daily Cribune Crihune COMIC S* “TION Casper, Wyo., Satu Teb. 12, 1922 Copyright. 1922, by Internationa! Feature Service, Ine. Ores Britain Rights Reserved. Registered U S Patent Office = DER PITCHER UF Your = v () as ee | ee MAMMA (SS GE-FINISHED! B= t i [tt eg NC MONKEY DOODLES i{ — SAY DRESSING TO-DAY! L BROUGHT LIDDL ~ : ‘A, DOG (SS NO ROSIE MIT t SAY, I Gor ASUS ; : PICION DOT ROsi€'s FACE (5S A FAKE! SHE LIKES To BE SMEARER ! COME INt =" MY!\OTA RESEMBLER (T SPEAS BUT I COULDN'T HEAR tT! SO, MISTER PITCHER SVIPER ! HOw (SS DOT FOR: HIGH ? , EXCUSE ! | | HEY! VAIT! How Saeed arp com 1 SUN | INNING JS 3 E ALL DER VAN To! COULD T (Now HONOLULU MIT US ? (T'S DER ONLY SAFE