Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1923, Page 11

HURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1923. No. 117A new four-room house, just finished with a two-room house on rear of lot; in north Casper, a real bargain, $3,000, $500 handles. No. 127.—An eleven-room house with two baths and a two-car garage on large lot; just built last fail; a bargain at $7,500, $14,500 handles; located in east end. No. 183.—A good five-room house with bath, strictly modern; $4,850, $1,600 han: » located in south Casper. No. 139-—4A small two-room stucco home on large lot in south Ca» per; only $1,800, $400 handles. 141.—A Teal income-property nine rooms modern and furnished 4 & three-car garege cn a 60x140-foot lot; one block from Hast Seognd street on St. Botolph; $6,000. $1,700 handles. No. 148.—A good seven-room modern home with a two-car garage on Rds Jot; $5,750, $1,800 handles. = No. 144.—A good twelve-room house. strictly modern; two baths; two car garage; on large lot in south Casper; only $7,500, $1,500 handles. No. 168,—An excellent home site in southeast Casper, a small build- ing of two rooms on a gnod large lot, only $1,250; terms; located on South Ldneoln and Eleventh street. No. 154.—Another good bargain in the soitth end of Casper: four roams anc bath, strictly modern on large lot, only $4,500, $1,000 handles, ONE SPECIAL BARGAIN. 155-— Anew four-room. strictly modern house on large lot, a prothy lawn and @ good garden in; goes at $4,800, $600 handles, a real ome bargain. % Wesley Greoms Real Estate Company Phone 2364 Phone 2364 Over Campbell-Johnson Hardware Store, Suite 6 DR. CROMER CASE NOW IN HANDS OF JURY, VERDICT WILL BEANAIOUSLY AWAITED BY LOCAL RESIDENTS EDITOR'S NOTE—Chureh building campaigns are the order of the day with many denominations in Casper. The following, published in behalf of the drive for building funds being conducted by the Grace English Luth: eran church, should rovert to the benefit of every organization as the truths expounded apply to all. (Contributed) Dr. Cromer’s case was promptly alled this morning and the arguments pro and con were made. The case was quickly briefed, witnesses sworn nd examined, and arguments made. ‘The lawyer for the plaintiff argued most earnestly and eloquently, giving 4 clear and forceful statement of the facts involved in the case, It was net an ordinary qomplaint, nor a usual case. In fact, the merits of the-case do not He on the surface. The chief difficu'ty Mes in the fact hat moral and spiritual inte: THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL Thiek = CANT ANY HELP AROUNG THE Pace? Bd GWE A POND! POLARS To ANY we wa Ru I WAS ALUCKY CIRCUMSTANCE THAT DOC WAS GOING OUT ON A NIGHT CALL LAST NIGHT JUST 49 WALT WLS SLIPPING INTO THE ALLEV WITH THE EVIDENT INTENTION OF PICKING UP SOME NECESSARY AND SLIPPING OUT AGAIN, SKEEZIX Wass ASLEEP IN THE caR, i hard to understand and appreciate, | and are little considered. The age in which we live is so en: grossed with worldly affairs, so ab- sorbed by material interests as to make it practically impossible to at: tract attention to matters of a moral and religious nature. In fact this .s so much the case that many preachers of the gospel cannot resist the public clamor, and turn aside from the eld gospel, science and mere culture, So that when a man is devoted to preach on matters of philosephy and Che Casper Dally Cridune x SION =< HEARD YOU MAKE Tht Crack ABOUT FORKING OVER 100 BUCKS Te ANYONE vino CAN The Flies Our oF DOINT = MAKES Tue BYUNDRESO INSIDE OF AN HOUR HENE YouR FACTORY ae GUEAN AS A COPS | WISTLE + ARE You on 24? INEED 3uSTf200 “To ENTER MY horse in THE Bie RACE tepe ON The coax Your NOURE WONDERFUL JUDGES * 1 CROSSED THE TAPE AT Sa.mM THE MORNING AFTER AVERY GOT IN ANOTHERE WASNT &SOUL TO GREET ME* NOURE & FINE RACER! KNEW YOU WERE BEATEN AND OION'T EVEN PENALTY FoR LOSING You ALL OF You Come FoRwarep, ExceoT Theat Lap IN THE SOME CHANCET WITH This Foc OF Mc VALENTINES GASOLINE ALLEY—WHY, WALT, ANO BECAUSE & PROPOSAL O MRS BLOSSOM WAS THE Tax Service 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 41 08 Blag. Phone 767| Women's and Chiidren’s Hospital 842 South Durbin—Phone 406 HARRY F. COMFORT STAFF Auditing and. Accounting SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND Phone 2008 Suite 18, Daly Bids. OBSTETRICS E, 0. VAN DENBERG Homer R. Lathrop, M. D., F. A. 0. & Victor R. Dacken, B. Se. 'M, D. preaching the gospel, when ne finds sufficient food in the old story of the eross, for his pulpit ministrations, and devotes himself to the exposure of sin in high places, and warns men to flee the wrath to come, and exhorts, them to repent of their sins, there Is no cause, not even that of building churches,—there {s no cause involv- ing interests justifying the preacher Certified Public Accountant EYE, BAR, NOSE and THROAT Income Tax Service Harmgn L. Stanton, M. 8., MD. Phone 148 BEN AND RAY TREATMENT . URINARY DISEASES ero EGER Ste G. B. Underwood, M, D. Sn egges ‘Transfer Agents pe NS Sa ie M. lis Oil Exchange Bidg. Phone 660 3, PATHOLOGIST |. F, O'Donnell, M. D. ARCHITECTS itt PHARMACIST . Lothian, Ph. @, RICH, Architects . pune #19, Townsend Block ©. B. Duncan, D. ‘Rooms 11-12, Phone 440 . E. Duncan, D, D. 8. Casper, Wyo. ffices in Rohrbaugh Building Architect 113 East Second Street aA weer. lag es Telephone 54 and 55 Suite 5, Daly Buildin pe ae el i Prin An nt DR, T, J. RIACH Physiclan and Surgeon Phone 1219 Residence 2118 MARSHALL ©. KEILH, M. D. HERBER1 3. HARVEY, M. D. Office 208 South Center—Phone 30 BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SvER 'W Office Phone 813 Storage and Fuel Res. Phone 87 Natrona Transfer, Prop. Phone 949) private Hospital, 612 South Durb! Oo, 3. 1. Blederm Gonersl Practice Surgery Obstet een REL eneees_ Obstnisag BATTERIES n LAWYERS PATIERY CO. 907 AMBROSH HEMINGWAY Midwest Blag, RS CHIROPRACTO! NICHOLS & STHRRETT DR. J. H. JEFFREY 3809-10-11 Oil ‘Exchange Blag. M JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM Jeno 706 Buite 318 Midwest JAMES P. KEM DR BG. HAHN 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. q Chiropractor aie W. H. PATTEN Bldg. one | Attorney At Law Townsend Eig, D. 0, EB. Oo \225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 210 Laide te Day Wiag., Phone 8495 HAGENS & MURANE T wyers M. E. tig rere a 206.207 Oll Exchange Building 1 Nerone 1457 WILLIAM 0. WILSON ttorney-at-Law DE. I SE aaa toe 01 Suite 14-15-16 Townsend Bidg. Zuttermeister Bids. ARLE 3 7 is ULVANEY Atterney-at-Law 427 Midwest Building OGILREE & ADAMS 210 0O-S Building Phone 2217 DONALD GALLAGHE! Lawyer Suite 1—Wood Bldg. OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE ©, DAVIS Osteopathic Physician Suite 6, Tribune Apartments, Ph, 888 DR. ©. A, SANFORD Osteopathic Physician BERT N. GROVE Lab Bost Second Street Palmer Office*Phone 2220 Kes, Phone 17133 DR. Oo. L ARNOLDUS Phone 1754 N D..0. TUR ene 2505W CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Railroad at Jackson Phone 56 | 816 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1 DOCTORS | PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER ETHEL C. LYNCH DR. W. A. MEYERS Public Stenographer and Notary Physiciaw and Surgeon 200 0-S Bidg. Office Ph. 699 Res. bled Nine Years in, Lagat Work — 301 Con: te oy a ing Eye) Ba’ Nose and Throat [Phone Office 203 Kes. ‘Phono 563d tes @ Wee rn Phowe 118 SHOE REPAIRING NORTH CASPER SHOn sHor DR, KATHRYN All Worle Guaranteed Bh at Co er of H. and| Gen Suyermarsu 235 East H Apatment, 721 <a SIGN PAINTER “A. THURSTON D. © SIGNS—J, ROY BITLER Fy Sicatt 183 8, Wolcott Phone 2305W Seaton Bt. Phone Later, Dd) 133 8. in allowing himself to be drawn aside from the one work to which he wag galled, and to which, before God and the people he swore absolute loyalty. Dr. Cromer was engaged in pro- claiming the old Gospel, with what ability and power he had, and he should not have been arrested at all, The judge should now guilt the case, throw it out of court ag having ni sort of justification. But more than this, the apostles themselves arranged for the proper conduct of the affairs of the church wher it established the order of dea cons, choosing out from among their number twelve men who were of good report, and full of the Holy Ghost, to take care of the temporal Interesta, so that the apostles themselves could give their whole attention to the preaching of the gospel, So, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, we have divine endorsement for our position, and demand a just and ade- quate penalty, so that hereafter this matter may be considered settled. Besides, we add in conclusion, there ig an additional argument in the ‘act that in this day the preacher assumes too much of the work of the Church and does not give his members enough to do to keep them interested. Let the members raiss the money, end let the preacher do the preaching. Dr. Cromer, we grant, is a good man and cught not be punished, but a greater than he gave his life for the Salvation of the world, and if he be @ true min- ister of the gospel, he should be wil- ng to suffer that the cause may be saved. Your honor, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, thanking you for your splen- @id attention, and feeling sure you will find for the prosecution, I yield the floor. Then the lawyer for the accused, the defendant in the case, arose, He had closely followed the prosecutor, and at times was nervous, and ill at ease but he did not interrupt. It is only reasonable fo say that he felt the force of his opponent's argument quite keenly, and was no ttle worried as to how he would be able to clear his venerable client. He fully appreciated his client's age and general standing in the community, and felt that a verdict of guilty would not only shorten his days, out would cast @ pall of gloom over the commun: ity, and among his friends. And so he began slowly, commend- ing himself ag fully as possible to the jury by magnanimous'y admitting much of what his opponent had said. But after these necessary pre! inapies he launched upon his defe Your honor, ladies and gent'emen of the jury, I must ask particular atten- tion to the line of argument I must necessarily pursue to do justice to my client, The statements by the prosecutor may all be admitted without injury or weakness tg our case, The true facts in the case lie be- neath the surface, The fact of the necessity of churches has entirely been overlooked. Even in the wilderness when God's children lived in tents, God command- ed the tabernacle to be built that He might have an abiding place among them, We must not forget that God would dwell with his people and have @ place in honor cf His name where they might come and talk with Him. And when the tabernacle was built all the tribes had their share in the labor and furnishings. Even the Levites who served at the altar must suspend their services until the holy place was built and thoroughly fur nished. Now the defendant has not suspend.| pd his preaching. He still ho'ds reg- ‘ular services morning and evening at their accustomed place of worship, and rather than wait until the mem- bers could raise the money he was willing to cast himself into the breach, and help. Besides the plaintiff has more right|. and justice on his side than the Lev- ites. Then the whole program of Israel was stopped and all hastily built the tabernacle. But how is it today? Business.is the lord of our age, Business is as arbitrary a dictator as a Caesar, Nap- oleon, or Kaiser, Hig commands are absolute and the laborer must obey True the laborer must make himself RUB GENTLY AND UPWARD TO- WARD THE HEART AS BLOOD IN VEINS FLOWS THAT WAY If you or any relative or friend is worried because of varicose veins, or bunches, the best advice that anyone Wolcott Phone 113 DR. W. W. YATES | TAILORS TROY TAILORS AND @LEANERS Specialist | 148 B. Midwest Phone 968W Nose and Throat 112 East Second in this wor'd can give is to get @ pre- seription that many physicians are now prescribing, Ask your druggist for an origina! Says Dangerous Varicose Veins Can Be Reduced at Home two-ounce bottle of Moone’s Emerald Ol! (full strength) and apply night and morning to the swollen, enlarged veins. Soon you will notice that they are growing smaller and the treat- ment should be continued unti! the veins are of normal size. So pene trating and powerful is Emerald O} that {t dissolves goltre and wens and causes them to disappear, It can be | church. secured at Smith-Turner Drug Co. Mail orders accepted,— advertisement worthy of his hire, and give recelved. But business has grown so big that they must rob God of His day, and many of the members are thus em- ployed, and besides having no time on velue week days for church work, have . hardly time to come to church on Sunday, If the raising of funds must be left entirely to these men, churches would never be built. But churches are a necessity. erything must have a home. is no exception to this rule. But this applies most forcibly to the Tt i stil! God's abiding place. The tabernacle gave way to the Temple which for grandeur and beauty has never been excelled. We need not argue the necessity for churches more than to say, It ts so great, so absolutely impertant, so paramount over all other considera- Ev- There Follow Me . BABY, ALL I Gorra Do ‘Ss DRAG YOu THroven YES, YOU THOUGHT You COULD COOGE ‘7 OY STAVING tions, that even tho the preaching must stop altogether for a time, it would be justified in the necessity of a home where God dwells and meets with His people, Now people of Casper, what ts your verdict? You are the jury. You have it in your power to say whether or not this pastor is guilty. It ts for you to say whether Dr. Cromer should not give his time toward erecting a beautiful edifice in our city. Do you appreciate the fact that $20,000 of outside money is awaiting the raising of a similar amount by the citizens of Casper. See how much you gave for the Rodeo. How much wil! you give this new church organization, and vindi- cate Dr, Cromer, aquit him of the ch s, by helping to build his new church? The judge announced that the jury Arkansas Roy Auken Sheldon of St. Louis, Mo., has just completed the model- ling of this figure of Palla Athena, Goddess of War, after seven months’ in Paris and Vienna. It will be erected on a cliff at Paragould, as a memorial to men killed in the World War, HOw vou TALK * 1 sUST Love TO WANDER AROUND THE COUNTRY IN ' | WELL, me Goose Now Thar ‘your *200 1S PAID Youre ALL SET For The Sic A WEEK FROM h ruat uTT.e BET THAT Sa10 WHEN twas To PROPOSE + Havent & CHANCE WITh THAT GANG, Lee SARE CRowS.s TYPES might retire to report any time within ten days. PUBLIC LAND ARE OPENED WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—Decision to open 42,700 acres of public lands in California and Colorado for home-| stead entry by former service men was announced today by the interior department. The tract includes 88,000 acres tn Imperial County, California, near the towns of Westmoreland and Dixie- land, and 4,700 acres in Montrose and Gunnison counties, Colorado, nuar Ou- ray The exact date for the opening will be announced by the local land| offices. Governors to Discuss Fuel Crisis, Report WASHINGTON, Aug. 238,.—Gover- nors of the prneipal anthracite con suming states were invited by Federal Fuel Distributor Wadleigh to meet in @ conference at New York August 28 to discuss the adoption of an emergency program for distribut: ing coal supplies in the event of PAGE ELEVEN . NOT EmBRyvo VALE NTINOS! pension of work in fields. the anthracite WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—Suffl- cient stocks of hard coal are tn stor age to supply normal requirements for more than four months cording to a survey made by a government depart ment since the controversy between the anthricite miners and operators reached the stage where a discontinu- ance of production seemed a possible outcome. a ATTORNEY AT BUTTE SUICIDES BUTTE, Mont., Aug. 28.—George R. Shelton, former U. 8. attorney and well known throughout the state was found dead by his wife in thetr apart- ment with two bullet wounds in his body. Mrs. Shelton had been out to procure cream for breakfast. As she opened the door on her return, ehe saw her husband's body erect in a hair facing the entry. A heavy plato! ying on the floor, and powder marks on the garment over, the heart tndi- cated self destruction. Mr. and Mra, S)elton had returned only last night from a trip which took them to Bill. ings and Bozeman. She said Mr. Shel- ton appeared to be extreme'y weary, and asked that breakfast be served in the apartment. He was seriously {il last winter of influenza, and had not been in the best of health according to Shelton, RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison Starts to Leave the System Within Twenty-four Hours, Every drugsist in this county ts! authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer in this vicinity that if a full] pint bottle of ALLENRHU, the sure} conqueror of rheumatism, does not stop all agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly return your money without comment, Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous re- sults have been accomplished even in the most severe cases where the suf. ely after you start good work begins. It searches out the uric acid deposits, dissolves the secretions and drives rheumatic po!son out of the body through the kid and bowels. It's marvelous h to take !t the w y ft acts, Blessed relief ofzer mes in two days and even in ca where the suffering is most painful all traces disappear in a few days Mr. James H. Alle Alscoverer of ALLENRHU, w many years suffered the tormapts of acute rhew matiam, desires all su that he doo: one’s money conque and be h not want a ALI rant oly supr ering and agony was intense and piteous and where the patient was Ipless. Allenrhy relieves at once, Immedi- Adverts: ma mio at 1 vith he c weir only Cu giv you look uum free take 1983