Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1923, Page 10

‘ bod Vee, PAGE TEN SHRINE PAGEANT STIRS CAPITAL HARDING TALKS (Continued From Page 1) where ev committment and con- secration are republic and its institutions. “Sometimes there are fatse pressions about fraternal organiza- tions. and subscribed to the obligations with g the various rites with due deliber breaking countered ternity ts quite y is tn is avoidable than the h au worth igion. But realities and cu pocri t would not be ethical fraternal appeals to e I sugeest had in mind ts the frate relation selfish. ends. Per a home-town expert te my point. There two brothers to engage !n a mercantile enter the Methodist church and the Presbyterian. Still flea to move with a whirl the business Then or members wonde mak merc tm. | No man ever took the oaths | the treasurer spent all the funds at each meeting of the order, but the initiation was imposing, revealing and never forgotten. “When the two merchants came to é ir degree, their first revela- tion came to them while locked in a little six by eight ante-room between » lodge room there was| eight feet high, with | at open space above through which could be heard-all that was said among the Haymakers in solemn oc Session, e eligibility and desir- abilit © candidates were dis- sn hour and I fear, alas, tes heard every word. r was empha. t were not wholly justified of cheating, which must been forgiven ere this, the sters of the two churches were impersonated, though the imperson- ators some times fell short of cle: terms of The Hayn turned tanners and t. Manifesta- speech, the ante-room | nored and after the alleged | had re! to thelr homes gree was given and given with- t. All went well until the - when the two brothers start few the x who for the innocent | derstand but the two came to understand and Iaymakers lost two members, town lost its new mercantile o- within a week and two >» de ed the cloak of r commercial gain saw as others appraised them honest and righteous rnal life in America, it ra- | fons of our men and and a hundred fraternal or s extend their influence than a third of American | better repub- nt In man; ft ts of the fields | righteous ehow we could have ns, as jt is men. I do Pp and pass | appealing mys the in Business and Pro AUDITORS Cc. H. REIMERTH Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service 401 0-5 Blog. Phone 767 HARRY F. COMFORT Auditing and Accounting Phone 2008 Suite 18, Daly R. C. VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Over Campbell Bldg. Tax Service Hardware & TRY ——___ GUARANTE! Auditors and fessional Directo | | DOCTORS = De J. RIACH hysician and Surgeon Phone 1219. Residence THE 2118, CASPER PRIVATE COLOGY AND PRICS Honger R. La Victor R EYE, § NOS! Harmon 1, SKIN AND BA ¥ TRE Megtsirar and ‘Transfor NITO-URINARY DISEASE: Me cgeebane ee kiderwood, M.D. 208- , PGENOLOGIST ARCHITECTS | oat, bits OLOGIST | S & GOODRICH, Architects a. Donnell, M, D | DUBOIS 11-12, Townsend Block PHARMACIST | pons ‘ Phone 440 R. S. Lothian, Ph, G. } : — D 7. WESTFALL, Are aE TI we, 2.) 5, Daly Building Offices in , 113 Ea: 5 Me MILLER, Arcl tect 1906 Telephone 54 side. DR. W. 4 I Architect oc RAINWATER, Arc’ pastimes Consolidated Royalty Bldg. ‘Telephone 1078. AUTO PAINTING —_—_———..... x Camper Auto Top Sh Branch Anto Paintin avoye Especially a ee BAGGAGE and TRANSFER |, 3 [BS TRANSFER Res. Pane Siw Office Phone 313 Natrona Trans’ Co., J. L. Biede BATTERIES SATTERY CO. BS Phone 907 r, Storage and Fu n, Prop. Phone 949 CASPE! 508 FE. Yellowstone ~~ CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFR fulte 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone DR. B. G. HAHN, Chiropractor Townsend Bide 708 Phone 423 ractor M. EB. HARNED, Chirc 6: 162 North Kinball St. Phone 1457 1. E. BERQUIST Zuttermeister | Bld: Phone 1757 ROBERT N. GROVE 112 East Second Street Phone 2220 Palmer Schoo! Graduate and X-Ray DR. ©. J. ARNOLDUS Oster thyc and Chiropractic Phone 1 310 O-S Building CLEANERS LEANERS THE SERVICE Railroad Phor COAL ASPER COAL AND COKE Genuine Gebo Coal Durbin co. 856 N. | | Phone 672,148 EB, Midwest W. YATES t Sp is Eye, Ear ,Nose and Throat Suite 2, 112 Ss st Durbin | Surgery Obstretrice LAWYERS AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Lawyer Room 3832 Midwest Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETY | Lawyers 809-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. JAMES P. KE 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Buliding WILLIAM 0. WILSON Atto: at-Law Suite 14-15-1 ownsend neral Practice Bldg. | OGILBER & 4 210 0-8 Building OSTEOPATHS DR. CAROLINE ©. DAVIS thic » Apartments, Ph. % DR. C, A. SANFORD Osteopathic Physician Midwest Bldg. Phone 1036 SHOE REPAIRING _ Suite 6, 1 BARNEY GOOGLE--Barney’s AINT "THiS BLESS YouR HEART? We Ney) Your Famous Horse - PI WE VE BEEN LOOKING * he Casper Daily Cridune OF CourRt= ,we DoT EXPECT You. T | Win THe ” Ak-SAR- SEN DERBY NExtT SATURDAN = CUR HORSES Going to Let the Oth HERE IN “THE MipDLe West ARE MUCH FASTER THAN THOSE "SPARK PLLG” GAS GEEN UP AGAINST “Te EAST = PERHAPS YouD LIke “To Look CNER Some or THE ENTRIGES FOR The BIc¢ RAcE -Yes? CHAUFFEUR , DRIVE SVER To THE PADDOCK -- OF “CoURSE, OR GOOGLE, IT 15 AIST. My - LOOKS LIKE MORE RAIN- ILL HAVE TO ROUND UP THAT LITTLE RASCAL OR HE'LL INTENTION TO’ OS Ols COURAGE TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1923. By Billey De Beck a} The FursT THERE ARE. SIR APO THOSE ARE _ ‘Tae HORSES SPARKYS uP AGANST NEXT Saruevar- BELL. WELL. THIS 1S A SURPRISE - Te You Wit exeuse ME Tit Go AnD Mook AFTER MN OWA Horse. respect of rights of others, and the us of brotherhood recited in th en Rule and the righteous fel lationship which every man hk w his God approves. Under h a reign of fraternity er human warta ill ev me a uman warfare will ever con osu! Dawe [like the highly purposed fra- ANYTHING To ternity because it is our assuranc+ BE A SUCCESSFUL « inst menacing organization In very naturalness of COMEDIAN UKE * men band themselves together for | “You, MR,BEVAN, hief, to ¢ misguided zenl, to = unreasoning malice unt to is not brothe : he discord of disloyalty nd a ¢ to the republic. But s long as twent lions of Amer! cans are teach to the f the chorishment of our inherited { stitutions and due regard for con stitutional a and the love of} liberty under law, we may be assured the future {s secure. here is no misconstruing the aims and purposes of our loftler American fraternism. For the great brotherhood th s the patriotic ap praisal of the heritage of the repub: ic. Hers is representative de mocracy, wrought in sacrifice and toil amid liberty’s highest aspirations and no force or violence, no alien | purpose, no social permitted to destroy it. “T think I know the very soul o Masonry, out of which the.shrine has come to lighten our burdens and ad cheer to our dally lis both quantity and quality nobility of the shrine. It than a mere Masonio playgroun¢ Conceived in cheer, gered for more than play, we need more of play in thoug' in our dal) “It craved to be helpful and it 1s Its aglow in noble achieyement |Initiateh have been schooled In patrio ism and welcome new to home and country. I like to thin there {s special significance that this has come year the imperial council to Washington, bringing the shrine to the monumental shrine of the Great Father of the nation, to pledg9 afresh love for the republic, to its institutions and an loyalt life and sacred servation.” Stop That Cold With Tingle’s Laxo Aspirin At the first smarting of the eyes ‘or. nostrils, when your throat first tickles tablets of TINGLE'S LA PT RIN. en ry ore ours until bedtim: have # comfortable and «wake with of the cold gene lio acta of the 4AXO ASPIRIN pre- duces n healthful perep!- ration which effectively attacks the cold. The mild digestant it, contains, allays all fear ef after~ discomfort. honor to night's rest every westicn LAXO ASPTRI the poisonous toxin y and the general ton em in restored to natu ral healthy condition, Be wure when, you ask for as) Pirin te ask for WING'S, LAX O A “PIRIN, the 1 proved” aspirin with the three points, —If~ absorbed euxity $ NORTH CASPI All Work n Suyematsu 23 ; TAILORS TAILORS AND CLFEANERS| Phone 968W SHOP od East H TROY | —it "reliever pain qutetety TINGLE’S Tablets of LAXO ASPIRIN c is organ madness shall b: s. There is the is more the order hun- commitments exalted brotherhood for those who consecrate its pre- Itn a gentle laxative ) K a. h y rt ik y Barbot, French aviator, photographed as he assembled hie Island. He plans to fly to Chicago Seven-horsepower motor. ur @nd makes 60 miles in that time at Roosevelt Field, Long fn the 600-pound plane which has a less than a gallon of gasoline an ho} BUSY 4S USUALI @me ovr AND WATCH ME WoRK Tis OM, Son!) a Stability In | Only Harmony) | CHICAGO, June 5.—Business stub-| \{llty is largely a matter of harmor and prost a state of rythm realm of business George HB, Roh rts, vice president of the National ty Bar York told the Con: ntion of the Music Industries cham- of commerce today, Approximate- > merchants, manufac- | artists are here for the of } and all the] workers in ste: | tri and business organization is like ity | | | l It burns The modern tndus- hestra, tion in balance, ts a state of balance, at problem of mo¢ern bust > the industrial organ A state of prosper-| Unless you see the name “Bayer” A utate of /on package or on tablets you are not |setting the genuine Bayer product prosperity 1s a state of balanced { dustry. There is not very ‘much harm only in the business world today." fotos 6,000 Diamonds Represents Total Arkansas Output CHICAGO, pipes’ wero U. S. Geological Surv: small but a number of large stones have been found. The largest weighed 21% carats and the next largest 17.86 carats. Dr. George F. | mond expert, monds are as fine as an: | where and of one lot which he ex- amined, declared “these are absolute: ly perfect and are equal to the finest stones ever taken from the Jagers fontein mine in South Africa or that were ever found in India.” A few of the Arkansas stones have sold fo} created a furore of excitement but its output so far has cut little figure in the world's CONG? Barbot and His “Flivver” Plane ~ | sccerains, te, recent report of the D7 arte Found She left Chicago, 1t was sald, to Most of these diamonds have been Kunz rated as America’s premier dia ays the Arkansas dia found any as high as $600 a carat, the rep. ays. The output of the so African mines {s about one carat to| two tons of ore and of the Ar | mine‘ about one carat to eight tons| | of ore. e Discovery of the Arkansas mine | ¢ supply. Ninety-five per cent of all the world’s diamonds come from South Afr! The price of the very best African diamonds in 1890 was $150 per carat and this year is $750 a carat. Each unbroken package con- ins proper directions. Handy boxes s' din- | of twelve tablets fowcents. Drug: s also sell bottles of 24 and 100 1] A r the trade mark of B r or |S Say “Bayer” and Insist! prescribed by physicians over twenty. two years and proved safe by m Mons for Colds Headache ‘Toothache Lumbago Farache Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” SKEEZIX ! WHAT ON EARTH ARE YOu YOUR FACE ALL UP WITH MUD! / SMEARING gf WELL- ONE HAS 4 Sor ADMIT IT Has ITS DRAWBACKS, another daughter then living in Call fornia. ‘The Vosbury company went out of business 15 years ago, and its records were destroyec. Publication of a de- scription of the watch with its {den- tification numbers, however, lei to the finding of Mrs. Sara Wedge, « niece of Mrs, Van Orwick who told of her aunt's disappearance, but said she bad since lost track of all relatives in the west. On Skeleton Traced at Last BUTTE, Mont., June 5.—The watch found with the skeleton of a woman discovered by a prospector in the Homestake hills May 28, was traced to Binghamton, N. ¥. It sold to the E. D. Vosbury company of that ty in September 1883, and according to a me received today by the Daily Post was purchased by a Mrs eet Probably the laziest people in the world are the Svantians, who lve in | the inaccessible mountain range be- j tween the Black and Caspain seas. They have made no advance toward Sarah Van Orwick, who subsequently | civilization in 2,500 years. It 1s their s red. Mrs. Van Orwick vanish-| invariable rule to observe holidays rs ago, the dlspatch stated, | four times a week, with saints’ days visiting a daughter in Chicago.!as extras. ANNOUNCEMENT John A. Higbee, the real estate man of “ Casper, Wyoming, and Rex Snyder, of the Snyder ranch, HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE POWER AND MANAGEMENT OF THE NEW TOWNSITE OF SNYDER WYOMING Located southwest of Lavoye, Wyoming, on the North and South Railroad, where the new depot is being built, just outside of the oil reserve and where you get a deed to the surface, oil and mineral rights to the land. PRICES AND TERMS Business lots, right at the depot, $800. Residence lots, close in, $100 and up, All lots 50x130. Easy terms, no restrictions. These lots have gas, water, lights and phone. A new town that is bound to grow fast. Salesmen on the ground at all times, J. A. Higbee and Rex Snyder Casper and Snyder, Wyoming