Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO LIBERALS LOSE QUT IN GREAT . Love Nest” Occupants Happy at Play Che Casper Daily Cribune as to the fundamentals it certainly can be said that never was our coun- try more firmly committed to the broad ideals ot de- mocracy and never before were s0 many other countries |and peoples seeking to establish like commit ments.” “Human society has never faced a more complex or difficult situation, and it 1s therefore of first impor- and purposes BOMB HURLED AT RESIDENCE OMAHA, Neb., May 25.—A special dispatch received from Ainsworth, Neb., said a bomb was thrown at the keep your diet FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1923, This warmer weather calls for a health-guarding diet — light and cooling but plentiful in nourishment. That’s Shredded Whole Wheat. ‘i Eat plenty ofberries and fruits, too, with wholesome milk and cream. By serving them on two Shredded Wheat Biscuits, you'll have a perfectly balanced summer luncheon or breakfast, with 2/] the essential food elements in their correct proportions, and “roughage” enough for healthy, natural exec effects, tance that all Americans be brought to understand the underlying pur- poses of this commonwealth and to fix firmly in their hearts the deter- mination~ to maintain institutions capable of progressive evolution and development along the lines of our fundamental principles." MAYOR KILLS INCREASE ON STREET CARS' home of William Ely, an attorney there, tearing a hole about a foot square through the front wall. No one was hurt. A penciled note, signed only by @ skull and cross bones, pinned to a pillar on the front porch, said: “Only 2 warning. Leave the city at once.” oe in season” CHURCH MEET: Bible Interpretations of | Fundamentalists Are Put in Discard. In@., May 24— ral assembly of the h of the United rica in adopting the | Dr. "Harry Emerson | the funda- the recom- the liberal ad by the greatest victory { | Deserted by Bride, |Groom Asks Divorce Ryrahertaes and hredded CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 25.—That ho was deserted by his bride two days vor {after their wedding, is an allegation § UE, Wash., May 25.—Ms re fore pee aden ai i Piet cley [22 the petition of Frank P. Kirke, volo of the ordinance. to/WHO seeks divorce from Muriel K. ee eee centtin weunt.|Sirke. ‘The couple were married in car system to 10 cents| london, England April 29, 1920. ? a cents on tokens for five WOMAN FINDS REMEDY It opposed to the the Bible, as , succeeded on of a minority on bills and ts the New require the Presbyterian | where Dr. Shall Funda had been expected cents cash. that although the mayor advocated) WORTH FABULOUS FORTUNE the rentention of the five cent fare despite a deficit of $4,000 to $5,000 a day, he would allow the ordinance “I wouldn't take a million dollars |for the good Mayr's Wonderful to become a without action by| Remedy has done for me. I hate him, Advocates of the increase claim | finished the course.and can say T am enough votes in council to pass the| entirely cured of very severe indiges- | tion, bloating and colic attacks I suf fered from for many years.” It is a simple, harmless preparation that re _ a Loncon Boy Scout, seventeen| moves the catarrhal mucus from the S\years old, recommends Brazil nuts| intestinal tract and allays the in or the production of muscle. | fammation which causes practically a | all stomach, liver and intestinal ai! ments, including appendicitis. Ono dose will convince or money refund ed. At all druggists —Advertisement WASHINGTON, May 28.—An ap- peal for a rededication of the Amer: can people to the aims an yf their government the preamble of the made by President He rture from an address at the ope mouncing here of the National Ame , an organization recen encourage better Ame ordinance over the veto. Se Able to twist fron bars into spir-| aie ; So Roy_Cummings, acrobatic a hea, 3, lancer, Ives with hi Conn. “Here are Mrs, Irene Cummings, Wife No. 2 at the care wre former wife in a a cottage at Derby, ea theitoneatinn nine and the head of the house as they returned from an outing While deploring the lack of a defi-| set up’ by the wary the president. eal to the “common observation nowa-| © . some times * * * altogether too me ‘acy is on trial. 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