Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1923, Page 8

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1923. By Billey De Beck PAGE EIGHT. Che Casper Daily Ceidune HAYWARD THOMPSON, MARVEL OF DAY, WRITES Hl OWN STORY BARNGY= I'm A FRIEND OF JUDGE MECRACKEN’S + HE NO USE, JUDGE ~ < SAW BARNEY Goos.e AND “UB WON'T RACE » THE WAY SmRKYS BEEN ACTING LATELY WE AIT GOT A CHANCE = TF THE HY 18 in : (Continued From Page One) serts she will wear the gown regard- less of Mr. Thompson's selection, however we feel certain that his selection will cofncide with the wishes of the lady as the exclusive models are worthy of the consider- ation of the most discriminating shopper. The interest in Thompson's re turn to Casper was expressed in no uncertain terms by the public yes- terday evening. Truly, there ts in store for the readers of the Tribune MY SO-CALLED DUAL MENTALITY BY HAYWARD THOMPSON The writing of my own story presents a proposition of “delicacy and fortitude.” Truly, I appreciate the attitude of the public as con cerns anything that borders on the supernatural. The element of trickery enters into many of the s0- called abnormal manifestations of the brain. There are many clever performers, presenting seeming im possible feats of mentality. To delve deeply into the subject of hyp- notism, mesmerism and those who claim to communicate with the dead is beyond my ken. A logical ex planation of my own ability I am unable to give only as I see it. The theories that have been presented to me by various scientific men of the country do not coincide with reason. To impart the true sense of the ‘dual mentality” idea, I must call attention to the fact that every human being is possessed of a “dual mentality.” ‘The ability to exercise it is the question that pre- sents a problem to science. Before | going further it is my sincere desire to inform my readers that #n no/ a treat that has been confined to the largest cities during the past 18 months. Since leaving Casper last year Thompson has developed the most startling performance ever given in public. We prevailed upon Mr. Thompson to write his own im- pression of*the condition that has in many sections of the country caused heated “discussion among scientific men. We present herewith his own story and while he admits it 1s his first “serious attempt,” we feel it will be of interest to the readers of the Tribune. the opinion that {t is impossible for any human to duplicate my actions as related to these seeming uncanny feats. Taking a correct premise that every individual ts in possession of both a conscious and subcon- scious mind I cannot help but feel that every man woman and child is the proud possessor of a “dual mentality” however, the difference between the two minds is a prop- osition that few endeavor to dect!- pher and none thus far have thor- oughly plumbed yet the unlimited powers of the subconscious is of vi- tal import to the education of future generations. To get down to tho basis of facts I call to mind the functioning of the subconscious. The mentality that controls the ac- tion of the lungs, the beat of the heart, the heat of the body, the cir- culation of the blood, the digestive process, the building up of injured Portions of living tissue, the co-op- eration of brain and muscle when the body is in danger, even the wink of the eye to prevent a foreign substance from entering is so far beyond the comprehension of con- ON THIS CONTINENT Z DON-Y WANT To SBE + Wa Pet — ma “Tie 8 FBT fay out ye? ave FREEE way do I claim to be possessed of / scious mind that an attempt at com- any supernatural power noram Iof parison would be null and void. I e e e Business and Professional Directory | —__ Novos] morons rs ereaasre| bamciet teal) BELIEVE) PREP SCHOOL PUPILS here, Dr. Dieckhoff, prenented the crisis In his country to this govern- ment in a conference at the state C. H, REIMERTH THE CASPER P. ns Certi-ied Public Accountant Women's and jor den eric idea or the promoter of some new | level from .the Kennedy shaft, told | department with Secretury Hughes. Income Tax Service See snne, children system to clarify human behavior,| them there were forty-six bodies in : yr Dieckhoff charged that France a 0-8 Bldg. Phone 767 2 h Durbin—Phone 406 yet, what I am about to say has| the level instead of forty-seven, told i has refused completély to negotiate TARY FT OOMFORT 938 South Durbian—Phone 273 | P&e® the product of reason and in| them they were thirty-five, feet off | with Germany for « settlement: of Auditing ana Accounting STAFF connection I assert that reason {s|in their calculations in cutting the Ruhr and reparations questions Phone 2008 Suite 18, Daly Bldg. SURGERY, GY OLOGY AND | the instigator of doubt and doubt] through to the Argonaut level. 7 since Germany's surrender on pas- OBSTETRICS is the product of reason. In a| missed it two feet, it being thirty- 5 hats would vanish from the chalked |sive resistence. Then he described R. 0. VAN DENBERG Homer R. Lathrop, M. BOULDER, Colo., Oct. 3—It y F. A.C.S.| word, I emphatically state that our] seven feet instead of thirty-five. ‘ 2 A eT ecoantand Victor BR. Dacken, B So MT s A Barnum were alive and at the Bou!-|circle at sight of thelr respective Costas pe meryios EYE, EAR, NOSE’ and THROAT ponecien) ary are puny ane This and the many other so-called der prep school he would think | vocations. Phone 148 Harmon L. Stanton, M. rake ay reall portion of our God/ startling deductions were, I believe there there was one born every sec-| These are some of the answers SK in| Sven mentality. due to intuition, mayhaps developed ond. He might even have been class-| turned in: In detail the serigus consequences that have resulted in Germany from the attitude of France. The German communication to SANTEE REGISTRY OORF, |" AND XRAY TR SE REGIST . -URINARY é. t igh 4 . I ask the mar- 1 was Cote and Accountants—Stock Guds Undeewoeanine Mionts. Peen ane arte? Hed fied to mene verte eit lane tke ed as the imperil kleagle of the) scussolint—Russian red ambessa-| ‘oo, Unite States today eid trar and ‘Transfer Agents ; ROENT pane X have been told by eminent psy-| 1° a aiour Knights of Columbus had his name] 4°. tthe United States. verbally. weit on Fe ar {nidg Phone 660 Hallie M. E chologists that the injury to my|!t 1s poor judgment to try and ou oo appeared on a questionnaire of » PATHOLO¢ brain which they allege severed the| t#!k your wife when she “calls the Reformatory Fugitive prominent figures in news print,| | Willlam Z, Foster—Secretary of ARCHITECTS 3. F. O'Donnell left lobe and cut through into the| turn" on you. | Fete ‘submitted prep students. the Interior. ——<— PHARM: ight lob - 2 Wh ral W ram Smith’: iam Desmond Taylor—Unit DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects RS. Lothian, Ph. G. mets siren ee! oth Isha naa ae her as protection, her mind is lose F une as = Se ae pets pores id pris rs Rooms 11-12, Townsend, Block 5 Oe ENTER sulted in a higher octave of color| trong in that direction to make H Id I Ali Einstein—‘Jew inventor.” j Casper, Wy°- . n, D. D. 8. being added to my sense of percep-| UP for her muscular weakness as eld Is ive. FIVE DEAD In "AD euilttissA" famous jaurtoon iets! — Offices ‘in Rohrb's 113 East Socom dealing | tion and that same enters through the opening in the skull. We do compared to man. Many conflict- ing ideas and jhoughts tend to start WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect ‘auite 5, Daly Building. Telephone 54 and 55 Gniversity football team, Say “Bayer” and Insist! ‘G know and science has proven that| ™e along paths that would only’ CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Oct. 23— —Assistea AUTO TOPS piDk., 7. J. RIACH color, sound and vibration runs in| lead back to the starting point. I)—Ralph Saxton, allve, but legally Teen obey seas oe PE ya Phone Sr ane and Surgeon octaves. Starting with the basic| Prefer to let the matter rest with|qead, is in Oklahoma City waiting arothee Jones oo Motion iene e CASPER AUTO TOF SHOP, | —Ohe —~__Hesldence 2118 req in normal vision we go on thru | the candid assertion. 1 do not know tio return to his home in Marion, niet ee a Auto Trimming, Upholste DR. W. A. MEYERS the spectrum to the ultra-violet.| The miracles of this age make me/jowa, according to word given out ita son—Food 1 rie 68. Cave 2 PaintlnS one 10848 | oo og bynician and Surgeon Beyond the ultra violet there is no| Shrink from endeavoring to solve!hy his mother, Mrs. David Saxton! MEMPHIS, Tenn,, (ct. 23—Five Miu Taney Eitiene nie AND TRANSFER dg. Office Ph. 699 es. 748| normal vision, ultra violet being the|® Problem that was not meant for) of Marion late Saturday night i ata rereap kines taialento taoreat [eau enna hater. pi ah Anh Beale hos i ecretary to Gover- GGA AND highest rate of vibration and same | ™ His mysterious disappearance | one perhaps fatally when an auto-|nor of Colorado)—No answers. BAGGAGE LAWYERS being a blending of blue and red] ™e black is white, I would tend to/ (1 another boy, followed a run-| mobile was struck by a ‘Frisco rail- believe them and had some one told me five years back that it was pos- sible for a human being to drive an automobile blindfolded and alone, through the most congested traffic I would have said he is a ere*— or it’s a darn good trick. May Conduct Answer Column We are trying to have Mr. Thomp- son conduct a question and answer column for our readers. News. papers over the country have taken advantage of Mr. Thompson's abil- BEARLES THANSFER ee | radually receding into tho basic Res. Phone 87W _ Office Phone 313 AMBROSE HEMINGWAY red of a higher octave. Our well 7 Tine: yer. known photography proves the con- YELLOW CAB COMPANT. 16, 4 Room 332 Midwest Bldg.| tention of color octaves. Now 3 NA TRANSFER, STORAGE NATRD FUEL. CO—Phone 99 away from the state reformatory | road passenger train near Winfield, last spring caused many odd en | Ala., according to advices received tanglements. here. Shortly after his disappearance, ‘Those killed were: Rev. P. F- the body of a youth, badly mangled | Lucas, 40, his wife and two-year-old was found on the Northwestern rail. , daughter of Winfield; Rev. W. J. way right-of-way at Nevada, Iowa. | Otts, 45, of Sulligent, Ala, and Rev. It bore the marks of Ralph Saxton’s | Max Hankin f Fulton, Miss. clothing. a sags to sues oe INVESTIGATION STARTED body buried there. Letters received U.§, ACTION IN} AUHA ISSUE. 19] eesee-e vs ox on tables you are not getting the genuine Bayer pro- duct prescribed by physicians over twenty-two years and proved safe by [ millions for NICHOLS & STIRRETT comes a point that disputes the Lawyers theory of the added octave idea. I $09-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. know where there is no light there is no color so I ask an explanation BATTERIES 408 CotAMES P.KEM as to how it Is ble f ‘01 possible for me to nsolidated Royalty Bldg | arive an automobile at night, the pe windshield painted black and the orney at Law lights removed from the car, a light *: 7 225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 210) tight blindfold sealing normal vision ATTERY 00. : ———— ae oases BAe Phase 907 W. H. PATTEN CHIROPRACTORS “~~ HAGENTS @ MURAND and driving over a strange road.| ity along this line and should we be|by his parents after the burial, DRO. 1, JEFFREY Lawyers This little stunt I performed out of | successful in obtaining his services|bearing Omaha, Neb., and other 1 COVER WORKINGS Of DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY, | 206207 OW Exchango Building | Tampa Fla. early this year under| wo feel positive his answers | to postmarks, lead @oubt as to wheth- py & ta Bulte 318 Midwest Bldg Phone ki BULLACK & the auspices of the Tampa Tribune. | questions put to him by our readers|er the right boy had been buried. meth "7 pasoe DEB. G, HABIN Eee se aa catty hast a E HuNE| wil be tneretng tm mo unertain| Phe boty oat noatae cote S| WAR VETERANS BUREAU! Bert ria IM le ropre 2045 Midwe: not due to any fear oi 6 failing | degree. fo iden’ re used RO hs tor phone 423 |e PH. 1200! of my ability but the possible —_——.—_ proven. erin Case Is Again Neuralgia Pain, Pain - WILLIAM 0, WILSON chance of a mechanical defect in Finally a friend of the family aid- ee I aid Bef. Hi h Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspir L. J. CONNELL, D. O, Ph. ¢- Butte 1¢1550"70" the automobile and the element of ed the parents in tracing the boy| WASHINGTON, Oct. 23—Open ore FIU_NES fin” only. Bach unbroken package Suite 13, Daly Bldg., Phone 16 Townsend Bldg. cian should the, oar tant me-and to Oklahoma City where he was lo-| hearings in the senate investigation At Was! : gt contains proper directions. Handy unable to exercise the use of hin: ‘on. boxes of twelve tablets cost few NED, Chiropractor MULVANEY & BAI ME. HARNED. ball, Bureet GRETT normal vision. My deduction con Lawyers. Phone 1457 517 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. | CeFAing the Argonaut Mino disaster DEL E BERQUIST tao OGILEER a ADANAG pacar California in September Phone 1757| 219 0.8 side, AMS at t year was conceived through DONALD GALLAGHER, La’ 104 Becklinger Bldg. Ete! cated and {s being returned here. | of the veterans’ bureau were called ee today with Brig General Frank T. Hines, retired, director of the bureau, as the first witness. Tho investigation was ordered at the last session of the senate and a committee of inquiry which includes Senator Oddie, republican, Nevada, battles and pursuits mingled wit! ° vas directed to inquire into eve er|™ ry OM bastion | andl paras ee eT This Summ phgse of the work relating to the See eat accent rcattiog: We welfare of the former service men. baptism of military training, and] waseiNGTON, Oct. 23—Cost of ae cents. Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100, Aspirin is the trade WASHINGTON, Oct. 23—(unit-| mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mon- ed Press)—With the hope of bring- | aceticacidester of Salicylicacid.— ing about American intervention, | Advertisement. Germany has again laid her caso in the Ruhr and reparation crisis before the United States gov- Sod (<S- ) A men SUDS AND DUDS FEATURE “BLINKY”| ing Costs Thrills of army life, spectacular On Increase races over the cactus-etudded des ert at the Mexican border, excitir Yuttermeister Bldg ERT N. GROVE 12 East Becond Street Pi ir eo 2220 Hee. Phone 17133 what we term in the vernacular of Office Phon ©. 1. ARNOLDUS OSTEOPATH DR. ‘ —_ Osteopathic and Chiropractle DR. CAROLINE 810 O-S Bldg. Phone m4 sults qo ategpathic Ssicanton, baptism of miitary training, and OD). o~ 0 DE, 6. A, THURSTON, D.C. | Sulte 6, Tribune “Apart. ‘Phone 388] ny R Is Lydia |‘Bins" new Universal special pro ving in the United States, based on PEARLWHITE 198. 6. Wolcott Dr. L. L. WADE low Recommends Lydia | auction starring Hoot Gibson, which| {he Svertee ton a en a atatistics LAUNDRY INC — NTRACTORS Osteopathy E.Pinkham’s Vegetable [wi be shown at the Wyoming] AY by tne Pureenat in the. three Road to Healt = ; & ORCUTT Le ‘Assigned to his father’s old ‘cay-| Months from : ‘ncrease ranged from 2.7 per cent at Boston to two tenths of one percent at Kansas City. eee arene Cement Boil! PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER | _ washington,D.C.—Lydia B. Pink-|S"¥ sutft, he proceeds to the tor ks For Sale ahd ‘Co > 5 | der, where hilari troubl °1983W ETHEL ©, LYNOH Bam's VegetableCompound savedme| tir, “whey atart when he hve If the liver is right, the whole system is t. Nothing acts like Carter’s Little Liver iM him. They start when he meets Public Stenographe: i For the 12 months ending with ———— onl erapher and Notary ji ‘cian | the hard-boiled major of the Elev- % iT ‘Public which a physician 7 September, the average increase was . E E. O'BRYAN' 3 Sonselidated Royalty Buiidh ave for a vi + en i i H OCORBINNE pociallst Phone Office 203, Hes. Phone 5603 3 padessooffemals|ing in an undignified and paintul| The cost of living tn September gently awaken your ek liver, and relieve 116 East Second Phone 1046R —— ——_ ? trouble. My sys-| position in a clump of cactus, ees tae aha rapeae InCANiS constipation, stomach trouble, inactive bow- CASPEEXCHANGE tem was all run-| But he's a chip off the old biock| jyoq was 49.8 per cent higher: cloth. els, sick headache and dizziness. 7 CLEANERS Now and, Rebull Fypowriters [sok feel Heo aaa PORena ea rp cose Apa BE 16.5 per cent: housing 64.4 per . In well laundered SRVICE OLEANE! ntals—Supplies pairs 5 o cent, and furnfture 122.4 per cent. .. : THE, SERNICE CLEANERS | ao8 Secon Fine” s6 Pilon born, ‘Than | rescuing the man's Gather from} ™™ Che STNGS TA Standard Remedy taken linen Duds is arrayed Phone 56 SHUE REPAIRING derful jqmedicine taking his place among the cavalry- NOTICE. : by millions for over to make a hit in the DOCTORS ___ SHU REEAIKING | and decided to try| men as a real, honest-to-goodness| The North and South Railway Fifty Years. the Fall parade. —_——$$_$____—_—_—_— YORTH CAS 5 P fighter. Company hereby gives notice that . NORTH CAS SHOE SHOP | dragone foot after the other, and af-| ‘Th oy i ares 4 pe 6. BARGER Hand and Machine Work ter taking six bottles of the Vegetable © comedy situations are trre-}on October 15, 1923, it filed with HERE is no question about __ Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat | Ben Suyematsu 285 Kast H| Compound I felt like a new woman. sistible. Gibson's role affords him|the Interstate Commerce Com- your being, wleasea if yod Glasses | Inow do all my housework, also wash-|°VOTY chance in the world, and he/ mission at Washington, D. C., its patronize us. We devote our time to the laundry business with the same care that you do to the management of your busi- ness or home. We will serve you 183 8. Wolcott DR. W. W. 5 ia! ing and ironing, anddo not know what real trouble is. My health is fine, and I weigh 140 pounds. When I started TAILORS st FRANK CANNER . ‘ustom Tailoring and Cleaning taking it I weighed 97 pounds.I gladly to the success of the play, for Troop lic convenience and necessity G of the Eleventh Cavalry turns out| authorizing %t to construct and in force at Camp Hearn, where the] operate @ line of railroad extend- makes the most of it. Realism adds appuesticn for a certificate of pul Eye; Ear, Hoge.and ores ® dLidia B. Binkh: Veg. | tmy scenes are laid, and the act fi Miles City, Montana, i Suite 2, 1 ast Sect Suite 8 Daly Bldg. | recommend Lydia 'inkham’s Veg- é . e actors,|ing from Miles City, Montana, in ee hiys —TRAHALL ©. KEITH, M.D. E:) Stable Compound to any one who ia|M™ingled with soldiers, underwent|a generally southerly direction to Sate It 1s easy ta phone us to MARSHALL ©. K M.p. | TROY TAILORS AND CLEANERS | suffering from female trouble or is thorough military training before| Casper, Wyoming, a distace of ap- S proximately three hundred and HERBERT L. HAR Sha 2. Midwest Phone 968W| run down. You may use this testimo- | Playing their parts. Office 208 South Cente nial for I am only too gladto let suf-|| A notable cast supports Gibson 612 South Durbin] mipwEsT TAILORS LOOK FOR SUDS AND DUDS thirty-two (332) miles, and to ac- Eetvate Hospi rgery Obstetrics 1 edule fering women know what the Vege-|!n the new play, which was adapted| quire and operate as a part of| }i] Must eg nA ie eel hl alana nd Vhone 707| table Compound did for me.”—Mrs, | from Gene Markey's famous maga-| said line or lines of railroad now| fF wa DR. W.. eo int oe gapitan, IE Penna. Ave. 8.E., | zine story. Esther Italston plays| wholly or in part constructed over Poel PEARL WHITE jerinarian ne 3 ‘ashington, D. i the leading feminine role. i ‘ 1 Office Ph. 2293 Res, Ph, 19984 WAREHOUSES a tira barn Serena fa avery finden Sie said Fonte nea tira Small Pill — Small Dove — Small Price LAUNDRY - ; ey ‘ eae acti i beyond} Pins first manufactured { Cl Purely V bl ‘. ~ WM. A. BRYANT YELLOW CAB CO, _ING—Ware-| Section of this country prove bey: ins were first manufactured tn RAILWAY COMPANY. y Vegetable * aeiean SOA. Burgean house & ‘Transfer.’ Phone 425i, question the merit of Lydia E, Pink-| tho United states soon after the war| Publish Oct, 28, 28 and Nov. 4, Not Injurious Phone 1702 138 N. Wolcott Off. 113 Kes. ph. 800' Office 400 WW. Yellowstone, bam’s Vegetable Compound. BE SIE Yi aero Neh ality THe 1923. { — | a