Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1922, Page 3

Gecorations added to the ap- ce of the Masonic temple last im honor of the informal party held by the Masonic club, fhe dancing started at 9 o'clock and pte until midnight. The floor was ffortably crowded af evening and ft refreshments were served to dancers. it is probable that another of the nees outside the regular scheduled wil be held on Friday night, pril 21. eee Neighbors d Invitations. A box supper to be held in the I. ©. F. hall on Monday evening by Royal Neighbors will be followed fy & program of dancing presented by pupils of Miss Ethel Mann several ngs and a number of musical se- tions, ‘T+ eventng will be closed with ball a dancing. The Royal Neighbors extend a spe- etal invitation to the Modern Wood- men and their families to attend the party. while the public is also cord- iaNy mvited. eee Monday Club Meeting Is Postponed. ‘This being Holy Week, the meeting of the Monday club which was to have | tection of Maternity and been held at the bome of Mrs. J. C.| “The Abolition of Child Snook on South Lincoln street, has | dealt with by Mrs. A. A. sd been postponed for two week and will be heid with the-same hostess on Mon day, April 24. 34 Victory Workers Hold Baked Sale. ‘The Victory workers of the Ladies’ Aid society of the Methodist church|among the Home Sconom will hold a sale of baked goods next ‘Thursday, beginning at 10 o'clock in the morning at the White grocery OUR INSURED SAVINGS PLAN You may withdraw from the plan any time after the first fs portion of your savings still remaining in the bank, pe Rend eta at the life insurance premium_ will be returned to you. The National Bank of Commerce de Casper Dallp Cridune Gay held back the attendance to some} Deen made by the women of the club were verey reasonably marked and | before the close of today were all gone. | -| ‘The special attraction for today was| ~|the baked goods department where cakes, breads, baked beans, raisin | bread, jellies, cookies and pies tempt- ed the visitors. ———.—— 145 PER CENT CASH DIVIDENDS IN FIVE (5); TO SAVE FOR 120 MONTHS “Ask for Insured Savings Folder” “A Bank of Strength and Service” CASPER, WYO. Real Estate Loans___$ 929 658.98 The Women's club of Des Moines has commenced MONTHS. SEE PAGE'7, ‘cnbuejooc iene SHOULD YOU BE UNABLE taken by herself of Turkey and the “Holy Land at the Methodist durch, Mrs. Carter was a missionary in ‘Turkey for several years and was as- sociated with a college in the Holy Iand. The pictures which will {lus trate the lecture were taken by Mrs. Carter while in the Orient and are of unusual interest. Everyone is cordialty invited to at- tend the talk. eee <Mr. Reimerth ‘Takes Bride. Charies Herbort Reimerth of this efty. and Miss Althea Minn, of Mil-| the c ‘waukeo Wis. were married _ this] matron her official visit and wit ee] SAU SA . Dance lusic on New Victor Records 18863—Hortense Medley Fox Trot All Star Tri and Orchestra Never Mind_....-___Medley Fox ‘Trot All Star Trp and Orchestra 18865—Lonesome Hours.--.-.--Medley Fox Trot Paul Whisman’s Orchestra Cutie___ _----____Medley Fox Trot Paul Whitman and His Orchestra 18868—Venetian ove Boat..---...---Fox Trot ‘The Benson Orchestra of Chicago Virginia Blues__--_-_-______---Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago 18866—Threé O'clock in the Morning..--.. Waltz Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra Tiel Ya ee ox Trot Jostph C. Smith and His Orchestra 18864—She Loves Me She Loves Me Not—-Fox Trot Club Royal Orchestra Clab Royal Orchestra Whoever first said “I can’t make my feet behave” must have anticipated the April Victor Dance Records. P. S. . Be sure to ask us to play Victor Rec- ord No. 18862 for you. THE MUSIC SHOPPE, la. xclusively Vi AT TRIPENY’S DRUG STORE Phone 1745 241 S. Center St. Casper, Wyo. SNC MMS Me HEN ZALES TTT ? THE RIGHT OF THE : SICK TO CET WELL STILL STANDS UNCHALLENGED Article 4, By B. P. PALMER, President, Palmer School. Answer to Articles Published in Leslit’s Weekly. ORGANIZED 5000 YEARS, AND LOOK! Nature abhors a vacuum. Physicians have beer vitally interested in public health, in an organized manner, for 5,000 years. With ions of men, millions of minds and millions of money; cutting bodies both dead and alive; with everything at their command that science and invention can command; with laws privately espoused and publicly legislated in their cont~ol; with public prosecutors at their beck and call; with the public mind educated to medicine and surgery for generations —they should have by this time learned how to cure the sick. Assuming their mo- tives sincere, their educations complete, their ability, unquestioned; their arts in- fallible, then we must assume that they have been ffetting the sick well.. Getting them well, there is nobody sick, therefore, no c&ll fr a chiropractor or any other drugiess method. There is no vacuum, no need or nefessity for such as us. « BYWAYS FILLED WITH AILING AND, INCOMPETENT. But, is that true? Have they been doing op? | Everywhere the cities are filled with millions of grunting and groaning invalids; cripples line our streets; one operation requires another; new medicines come and go faster than fashions. Our private and public hospitals and state institutions ar¢ filled with the sick and insane, idiotic and weak-minded; and more hospitals are being built every year to further drain the public pocketbook. These people have all first been patients of some “com- petent” physician or physicians, and that they are “competent” goes without saying. Don’t they admit it? Is it not further true that ft has been buf ‘the last twenty years that legis- latures have seen fit to take the public monopoly from them and let others have a try? The sick have run the gauntlet of “specialists” to the limits of their purses and still they pay for help, aid. They plead, search, demang that something still be found for that which will get them well. The great public ‘mind is resenting in no uncertain language the fact that those rights which ARE HIS have been robbed from him, stealthily, have been sneaked from him in the guise of legal “public welfare.” His resentment takes the form of trying any new method HE sees fit. Does medical, os- teopathic or even Chiropractic legislation thus b¢st serve him? IS IT FINAL WORD? Is the “theory” and “practice of medicine’ the first, last and final word on life and death, health and sickness? Has no American citizen a right to think or are all thoughts worth thinking now wrapped up withih the calf-bound medical books? Is all wisdom within medical minds? Then, why does it fail in millions of every kind of a case? If the cause of disease was found thousands of years ago, or, but yesterday, why resort to a constant and persistent change of prescriptions day after day, week after week, until the patient dies in despair or gives up,in disgust and is com- pelled to resort to some one of the many rapiess metho: f If medicine is that successful cure-: why plead with private individuals for millions more of money to stamp out the :dreaded “white-plague” (tuberculosis), admitting that it is growing by leaps and bbunds each year? Why not take that money and cure a few? AND SURGERY If medicine has failed, is surgery the cure-all? Why, if a cause of disease has been found, is it necessary to cut out the diseased part? Why not cure it by curing its cause; reversing the process and) getting them well? Is all this but a de- signed attempt to monopolize the rights the many in the minds of the few? Is this a government of monarchs or a govesnment of those governed? Is humanity pest served when the rights of kings take-precedence over the rights of universal choice? WHO KNOWS BESTS? And, who knows better than the person who is sick whether they are well or not? Whose judgment does the docter rely upon for the symptoms, better than that of the patient? And, if the sick one runs the gauntlet, tries all and all fails, and he tries Chiropractic and gets welly who knows better and who is to say him nay? Since when has this government arisen above those governed? Since when has a private group on any subject bepn given dictatorial power to compel those governed to think as they think? Drs. J. H. and A. G. Jeffrey CHIROPRACTORS Suite 318 to 323, Midwest Bldg.; Office Phone 706, Res. 93 THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF SECURITY BGILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BILLINGS, MONTANA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 31, 1922 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Stock Loans 21,217.38 ; Sundry Asse’ and ee Paid-Up Shares - Fees eed 4,561.00 Fully Paid Shares... 94,373.87 ae ee 555-70 Incompleted Loans... 638,367.94 Borrowed Money. Fee Account. Furniture and Fix- CS ee ee 8,956.75 Real Estate____.__ 7,277.62 ; Gaslt on! Band landite Contingent Fund —.. wv: 3,000.06 Banks __ 48,504.96 Undivided Profits __ 80,154.61 Total —_.____..$1,015,732.39 57) Me BLES STATEMENT OF GROWTH DATE MEMBERS ASSETS $376,274.87 $636,463.81 March 31st, 1922 9181 $1,015,732.39 We have loaned to Home Builders in Casper during the past t 251 - 000.00, which is nearly three times as much money as has Praga daroat e all other outside associations operating in, or that has been organized in Casper, dur- Mareh 31st, 1921 6071 Sept. 30th, 1921 7376 ing the same period. More than 400 Casper and Salt Creek citizens are shareholders of the asso- ciation, who participated in the $30,154.61 dividends declared April 1st. This is a mutual savings association—onperated under state isi is regularly inspected by the Montana and Wyoming State Bank Examiners. fo ° H. J. THOMPSON, President G. H. MURRAY _ Vice. Pres. and General Manager V. D. CLARK, Secretary. J. F. 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