Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1923, Page 6

A) > ri 4 > THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE into private life he was robbed by a business partner who could not have fooled the ordinary business| man. | We have faith in Mr. Harding to! ot from the Presidency and entering Nejghborhood News. THEY SAY THAT Mrs. WINKLE 1S DOING HER CEST To Keep THE House Next Che Casper Daily Cribune SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923. —By Fontaine Fox Bet to land trout this spring weighing from three to four pounds. These ;are “planted” fish, called “black spotted” trout by the federal au: thorities. A few mackinaw also have been landed which were planted in the lake a few years ago. pot Sate a bone of the hospital in that city, returned by Judge Brown and a jury. ‘This is @ verdict awarding damages of $10,-) a damage suit, the Hall Oil company 000. The sult was for $20,000. An appeal has been taken by the de fendant. ‘The case occupied four days of the time of the district court last week, being the defendant and Martel and Lee the plaintiffs. Wool Brings 45 Cents s coming here on a change of venug 4 believe that he will do everything | a iN . from Platte county. Seven attorneys ; pie | | CODY, Wyo—E. V. Robertson and / Se eR Sees Se Sere a): Poh: MAE aie wee anttUr gh | Etrecian Howes BO [rant weet Sera tue aaa 6 of scalawags. ut the power af a} A bull corporation sold the 1923 won! 4s is| Te. DOUGLAS, Wyo.—The fury in the| This was the last case of the pres-| bull corp Sur president anxious to please is IN THE CI 1S WELL ENOUGH Py A case of Myrtio Baker, 10-year-old | ent session of the court. The present| clip to C. A. Starkey Monday fe as i Mmited. It needs the backbone of a| COME OUT To SEE IT. Z Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harry| panel of jurors must report, however,| cents. This is the largest c! D n 4 Cleveland and the militant jaw of a ve . Ea AN Paras Baker of Guernsey, against Dr. Fred! on April 23, when a case ane come Park ggunty and ae more than i 7 ill eard juarter on, & F3 Roosevelt to meet the present situa- P Ebter. cWheatland. doctor and sewnet. from Prement_oosinty _will "be. —_ oe co ee 7 tion. “ ———»—____ i t .2f| INADVISED ECONOMY a by ae ws published herein.) An heiress bride, sald to have a A dverlising “Reapressntattva fortune of $38,000,000, has settled Bip ian « & Prudde |down to housekeeping in a $50 a i month flat at St. Charles, Ill., and wave announces, according to press dis- 5 patches, that she will do her own gE: cooking. No doubt she will be con- oe gratulated by a bunch of half-baked H economists, who believe that she is Lj f Avdt Bureau of setting a good example to other 5 Circulation (A. B.C) | young wives. She is doing nothing 4 BUBSCRIPTION RATES of the sort. She is setting a very é By Carrier or By Mail 9.09 |Dad example. Wealth as well as = Year, Da t : 2.50 (rank imposes obligations. It is con- ’ ti 4.50 }ceivable that a person so richly en- The Ruud Automatic Gas Water Heater gives you an In 7 ‘ 75 |dowed as this young woman might exhaustible supply of piping hot water whenever it is wanted t PP Mon ee : :05 [have decided and logical views as —day or night—winter or summer—by simply turning a fau- t_be paid in}to the moral right of one person to cet. | 3 c Tribune. ¥ wn so vast a fortune, and that the possessor of $88,000,000 would try kescceaithand to disburse it for the general good 3 = But there is no intimation that this STi ee eran: ‘ibuno 1 : * Kick If You De tween (Particular individual has any ‘ call. 15. or “i you fail to {thought of dissipating her wealth ‘AUTOMATIC WATER HEATER £ sg Dende eae Rttenen prea Mela x ; Has brought this comfort to thousands of homes. No other ede deliverete it your duty to let ths| The “millionaire” who lives lib- modern device gives such a practical everyday comfort to all. i ys know when your carria:|erally, supporting a large establish misess you pire geen aad ade ase) COME TO OUR STORE FOR DEMONSTRATION . |kind. He keeps money in circula i ogg | Bea he gives others a chance to i. se fearn—to get on. "There fn, pobe apt tn the The Casper Gas Appliance Co. THE CASPER TRIBUNE'S selection of a small flat or the de-| 2 i PROGRAM ot camper |/termination to deprive some. compe- Phone 1500 115-119 East First St. B) , trisation projechd completed at ||'tent person of a good job as cook oo complete and acientific zoning ni | ny SESE TER ey patieneial ad A VICIOUS CYCLE | school recreation park system, in- The business of outlawing war, a which has occupied the world rather | Completion the established || intensivley for the past few years,| Scenic Route boulevard as planned to say nothing of the past few dec-| 2 by the county commissioners to vy Pp | Garden Creek Falls and return. ades, seems to be just about as dif- j Better roads for Natron ficult now as it ever was. The last and more } war was fought to rid the world of 2 More equ ~ cf ~ + is possible that Diamond creek, which A trout weighing eight and a frac- Bl snipers of war; and the next war, it it is| Plan Spawning tSation flows into the reservoir on Irma Flat] tion pounds was taken from Shoshone 4 fought, will be fought for the same will prove {deal for the purpose de-|reservoir last season by Loren 3 ostensible reason. People on this| —Big fish in Shoshone| sired. Schwoob, and it 1s a common thing) ae: ‘d 2}; r ed the entior peace, even if they have to fight| result in the es' ent of al - HELP FOR THE for it. federal spawning station b w. T.| In 1922 one person in every elght | we live, whirling in little circles|,. : Fash PR re | thousand in this country committed /through the vastness of the solar} make « rt on the advisability of| suicide. The porportion is low/ system must be highly amusing to| such a station enough to prove that most people/the more sdvanced folk on some|, He was met by Andrew Hutton, ‘ find life sweet, but though low it| other planet, presuming that there| {uy Otto 15 nilg,. presidents ovine greatly exceeds that of three years|are other inhabited planets and| Cody Rod and Gun club, and they ago. that their denisons are more ad-| accompanied him to the reservoir. It y i = Worry, impaired health, business |vanced. Particularly must our <o : and martial troubles were no doubt feverish activities toward the great Rich as Butter-Sweet as a Nut? Feature for Feature the he foremost visible causes of self-/end of outlawing war be amusing. d struction, but the tragedy of sui-| It all seems so rediculously sim- W: ; ° Baki Cc Casper, Wyo. ride was heightened in many in- | ple, if we don’t know from, previous yoming Ing CO. Phone 1732 Ktances by far less substantial| experienc that it was incomparably a — —_—a —— ia, Gi auses which led to the act. One/difficult. Nobody wants war. No- svoman. killed herself because life|body ver wants it, broadly speak- | Soe futile after she had missed|ing, Perhaps a few German : wo trains. A man killed himself|junkers did; but they were in the pecause he could not bear the|minority—the minority in power. thought of another cold winter.| And since nobody—or virtually | = Plainly these trivial displeasures | nobody—wants war today, why is| = @eerved only as last straws, piled on/it so hard to guard against? The purdens of ill adjusted sorrows and/ answer, of course, is the hatred With Any Car in Its Class. PHONE US. LET USSHOW YOU THE CAR IN A CLASS BY ITSELF Have You Tried the New Drug Store humiliations. The true causes must |which the very imperfect human| The most complete line of Drugs, Sundries 2-passenger Coupe___-___$1250 ®have lain beneath. ‘races generate within their systems. : 3 y ; te iy is comedy for the normal) Individual hatreds, magnified, en-| and Toilet articles in the State. Sport Touring__ Bertie tae CASPER Moluning iio Nene forward to, winter—but to the!people, make national hatreds. Na- a a train or looking) tertained by majorities of any one| The Right Roadster. -_.____ puper-sensitive, the abnormal, to|tional hatreds make war. Peace the individual badly adjusted to his environment, it is unendurable| Mragedy. ‘The old careless assump- Stion that only those who are men- ftally unbalanced take their lives has a degree of truth in it. & What such an orginization as the Save a Life League is trying to do again, to the vanquished at least, makes more hatred. And so the cycle goes, continually feeding | itself, a viclous and almost un- breakable circle, | There are worse things than war.| Slavery is worse. National dishonor is worse. But if it were not for| fis to restore the balance where it is {hatred no such things as slavery spossible, instead of brushing the| {whole problem aside as one not to| “be solved. The league collects sta-| tistics, studies the suicides of this tyear that it may prevent some of those of the next. | f The league is studying this social | (phenomenon constantly; it is get-| Ting at the root of the trouble: it 3s using analysis and the resources | fet modern pyschology. Such a shelping hand does more for the ttroubled than the useless post-mor. Stem condemnation of society. FH ae © FERRET THEM OUT ® The discouraging report comes rom Washington that dishonesty jpn a “pretty big scale” will be re- Svealed here and there by the Senate investigation of the Veteran’s and national dishonor could exist If hatred could be proved; could| not be dissembled, and could be} punished by severe penalties in every country on earth, the whole case against slaughtering humanity could be dismissed, you say. But breed hatred; hatred in the man ec t? Would not the penalties punished, hatred in his family? That would be simply cutting down| the plant, but leaving the roots to sprout again. Until national| hatred can be eradicted, root andj = branch, there will always be the! |danger of war; and the only thing that will prevent war will be al world police or a combination of world forces superior to the strength of any one nation or any group of nations tl):t might be brought against it. 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We will help you build it. The Zombed with corruption that. dis|i#ternationalism, perhaps. It. would Phone} | ; lots are large, with sidewalks, water, gas and graded streets: one Sibied ex-service men are. being|b@ best of.all'to ; imply. eliminate : s robbed, there is little hope that jus- ‘tice will be done for some time to come Harding ‘has the {nter- heart But ests of these men a dent Harding we fear, is like e .s e as he was aggresive | form: lis father came out from | ~ ountain e ly ] A orp. one } self that | thank you. Bee Sie ec rca PH | nies poy a wen is Office and Yard—First and Center 806 O-S Building—Phone 564-W ie He never got over ioipe and ameaatEA ruse | Phone 62 M. Elma Butler-Cromer, Pres. hatred. Then the world police, the world court, and other agencies for the outlawing of war would not be \ necessary. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., calls the Everything in Building Material RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY block from school and 1 tion of the city. 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