Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FEUR be Casper Dailp Cribune MEMORIAL DAY | PROGRAM HELD. AT SALT GREEK. Grave Here of Orin Snyder, First Salt Creek Man to Fall in War, Decorated | by Veterans. Salt Creek, in general, and the Orin Snyder post of the American Legion,| in particular, put in a full day yes-| terday in observance of Memorial Day and in commemoration of the/ dead soldiers of American wars. Early Tuesday morning 40 mem- bers of the Salt Creek post of the} Legion journeyed to Casper to take part in the dedicatory ceremonies of a t at the grave of Orin Sny- whom the Salt Creek post is named and who was the first Salt ier to meet death in the Creek t war. George Scott, post officiated at the services Snyder, father of the hon rrior, was present nventional Memorial day exer. cises were held at the main camp at Salt Creek in the evening. Lieut.-Col. Brwin Froyd presided and the Salt Creek American Legion band ren- dered an appropriately patriotic con- cert before the speaker of the evening, Governor Robert D. Carey, was intro- duced. The governor delivered a par- fitting address, which was received by the 400 or more who were present at the exercises. As a guest of honor at the Ceremonies was Comrade Sheffner, a veteran of the civil war, HERO DEAD ARE EULOGIZED HERE (Continued from Page One) tory, simple, majestic, actual, as though his immortal spirit had cloth ed itself In a vestment of tmmortal bronze. Oh! my friends, some day some time should your patiotism fal ter, should your faith fn the Ameri can people wane, go alone and stand with uncovered head before that sim ple statue. There, amid&t the green twilight of arching trees and whisper ing leaves, before the beloved form of Liberty's Messiah, you will receive new hope and higher inspiration. 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"s name fs not associated with the terror and triumph of battle The sword is not placed in his hand and yet the nation he ruled was clad h one hand and defying the world, with the other. Therefore have f n, have great hope, all ye |faint-hearted ones, who fear for this! land. Take courage, as you realize that all their mighty men, the neo-} ple have chosen Lincoln as their | highest type. “A people who select as their na tional hero, thet exampler of power, | the ruler nearest the character of Jesus Christ, is not a people that rottenness of greed and arrogance.| “Abraham Lincoln was proud of the! name “American Citizen” and earn ‘estly tried to make that name re spected from aparchy stricken Mexico to pagan cursed China. \ “Near the capital of our nation is) the great national cemetery at Ar-| lington, in which in seried ranks stretch countless thousands of our nation’s dead, heroes all, sleeping side by side; and some had worn the blue and some had worn the grey; and| there is a monument erected ‘by the| Daughters of the Southland, # mem-| ory of the dead heroes of the Confed. eracy, with this inscription ‘Not for fame or reward, not for place or for] rank not lured by ambition or goad-| ed by necessity; but in simple obedi-| ence to duty as they understood it;) these’ men suffered all, dared all and died.’ And, so beneath one flag of glory, they sleep in peace; and now the sons of those brave fighters who wore the blue and the grey; the boys who died on Flanders’ field in the great world war, are also buried there in seried ranks; and today their united spirits appeal to us to stand steadfast in the cause of freedom, lib-| erty and justice, for which ‘they gave | the last full measure of their devo: | tion: “Oh, my friends, on this Memorial Day, we can ill afford to let the heroic example and inspiration handed down to us by these heroes who fought to preserve our flag, fall to arouse some latent spirit of patriotism. We should study the great pages of American history and strive to form | tender attachments to all that is good in our national career. Our dead he-| roes should stand as proofs forever that our nation is a great bexting heart, capable of many sorrows ana @ many colored happiness; a great| Leart that must embrace milhous tn its measureless affection. “All the struggles, disappointments and Jabors of Washington, all the| B)D DEFIANCE TO THE STORM—MODERN | ‘When the winter's storm breaks around your home you want to keep warm. Maybe we can assist you in that re- gard. As plumbers we surely know our business. We charge modestly for our services. SCHANK PLUMBING S HEATING CO. INC. iT SECOND ST. ° BHONE 7 Do you know I make the best plate in rub- ber for $20.00? 22-K Gold ‘Crowns, $7.50 Porcelain Crowns, $7.50 Bridgework, per tooth, $7.50 That I do PAINLESS extracting? That all my work is GUAR- ANTEED? Why pay more when you can get the best at a sav- ing of one-half? EXAMINATI Fourth Floor, O-S Bldg. 249999009000 090006900050000000600000600060000000006006. So a ee eee | Does Saving Money Interest You? i Call and Get an Estimate on Your era Work. DR. CARLL when we pains and tears of Lincoln tell us,that come to the words “Our Country” we have come to a living aan peace oy ae ges cad Gecorat: pAlagc ierotes te = pans tate od |that on this Memorial Day, ull the} dead heroes of this proud nation | speak to us. They appeal to ga ae jing or today to remember the they established and preserved. ==] the liberties they secured. They ask (Continued from AAS aaa One) us to study the flac and what it/secure an& were awaiting eventuall means, not only to this American na-| ties. tion, but to all the nations of the| “In the event the republic is set up,” world, the itspiration of humanity./he added, “it is the intention of the They ask us to study it, learn it, know|Fritish government to hold Dublin as it and love it always. jone of the preliminary and essential “Our noble flag! So long as it shall| steps of military operations.” float the sky, laugh in the sun, nor| In his statement, Mr. Churchill de- }droop an alien in the sight of God,|clared that the provision of the re- so long shall free men, free homes, | cent agreement between the Irish fac- free schools, free churches, yea free-|tions that four anti-treaty men be in- jdom itself find refuge in the shadow|cluded in the new Dublin government of its strength. God bless our flag.jafter the election provided for by the His own harbinger of universal peace,| Free State treaty, strikes directly at the standard of humanity, the ori-|the provisions of the latter treaty; add. famme of Iberty! God bless our/ing that the British, in making the flag!” treaty did not demand that the mem- bers-of pariament should take the oath prescribed by the treaty for the Free State parliament, when finally con- stituted. “We were content,” he said, “with the provision inserted in article 17 of the treaty that the members of the sovernment should in this interim pe- riod sign a declaration of adherence to come —————— Read my nursery t we have in Mosteller. Wyo. pe ot a ie, Bauer's Ice Cream. Buy it by —__—. workmen. ————_—_ CANTON CASPER TO MEET. Canton Casper, No 6, Patriarchs Mil itant of the I. O. O.'F. will meet in regular session on Thursday night. June 1. All members are requested to be present in full dress. 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