Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1923, Page 10

E PAGE TEN. he Casper Daily Tribune Zz | . with the installation ef crossing | Arriving in Casper August 13, a extend the right hand of fettowsin5 AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK IS co Saat Tce ee rst x | that the Northwestern railroad | “In the evening at 7:30 the wi LY a would stand the full cost of the men’s association will arrange , Sadto say, nothing has | over 75 charter names. This in less reception program for the new ment fy ever come of the action. No plans bers at the Y. W. C. A. rooms. Thy — have been made for the improve: | 4| will bring to @ Close the histor, ne ments, and our grade Bep- praeaee poe! the Fd First Congresg. = often a sea of mud.” This was really the open- tional church Casper. ce jon Week be observed more thor- nt... Ree | ing of the campaign. ‘There are undoubtedly man, ‘D Continued from Page One. “We are fully convinced that the Congregational people in the c; *; it is thought to be dangerous to | Christian church is by far the most well as people of the Congregation, * pince them too far apart, due to the | . Powerful agency for the application mind — ate aay 1 make 14 that without that knowled hich ts t ‘Stressed during Educa. | Possibiltty of catching an automobile of the teachings of Jesus to all the| D. D. of Den urgent appeal © to al i is comes from the prope Mind nf an{tion Weel te the necessity af an ad.| Aat-footed between the gates. PREPARE 10 relations of men. And we believe| such to Wet me know of your when ack where e sense c Securities Tumble ON | caucational system no democratic |UC#ted Dopulace to the perpetuation | At the $02 grt earn pany < | to put aside her petty pastor will you.” aes government can long endure, Gav- ernor William B. Ross has most News of Election It is in this American Legion, of self government. phase that the the same system that has been in evidence in the past will prevail. A WITH CHARTER CLOSE eel ine which is busy the year round|crossing policeman will be on the a P nthusiastically given his official spreading the gospel of American-| Job night and day. No mechanical r rogram. endorsement to American Educa-|iem, {s most interested, Marshal! | equipment will be installed. At tho A “or tion Week, the observance of which |Reynolds, commander of the Wyo-| Lincoln street crossing, a modern In a few weeks mor= the campaign A = = LONDON, Nov. 14.—Knowledge erred meee to be from November |ming department of the Legion hav-| Wig-wag signal will be in evidence.|¢or charter members for the new To Curea Cold yea ce ¥ To ° b n th co’ r 5 &.-&.2° — g ASE Ll 68 etanie SeeGal' ait UV lancer el ar in the financial district of London that a general election was imminent used a loss of 52,000,000 pounds the value of gilt edged stocks on the London exchange in the short In Wyoming as in all other parts of the country the American Le sion is uniting with the National Education asaociation in most com mendable effort to see that Ed ca. Appreciating the fact that know!l- | ti edge is the only safe foundation up-|°Ustly than in years past. a Realizing that despotism and bol. on which society can expect to build shevism depend upon ign co as happiness and contentment, and|their chief ally, one of the main space of two days. Although prospects of an election always have an unsettling effect on the market, the fact that the pres ent poll is only a few weeks away has had the most depressing result since the days of the gladstone gov- ernment’s defeat over home rule. Another cause of the present depres sion has ben the fear that labor victory would mean an immediate capital levy. 40 WOMEN TO BE CANDIDATES. LONDON, Nov. 14—One of the outstanding features of the election will be the number of women candi dates. It is as yet too early to give any thing like a complete lst, but it is estimated that between 30 an‘ 49 women seek admission fo the house of commons. Lady Astor will again appeal to her Plymouth electorate and it is understood that Mrs. Wintringham will ask her Louth constituency to return her. It is less certain that the third woman member of the present house, Mrs. Philipson, wil! make a contest for her Berwick seat. She is Iikely to retire in favor of her husband, whom she was chosen to succeed when he was unseated Among the other women candi ates is Miss Williams, daughter of Aneurin Williams. Miss Williams will probably be the youngest woman seeking election. She is 27 TRAIL ORDERED ing pledged the assistance of the several posts of the state to the schools, churches, lodges and other institutions which are sponsoring programs tn furtherance of the sig- nific ance of the week. WHITE RELD FOR SLAYING Continuea from Page One. had worked recently for the Carter Ol! company at Salt Creek, accord- ing to what he told the police. He had a membership card from the Eagles in Billings in his pocket: It 1s believed by the officers that Dickson had been drinking heavily recently and this may have affected him mentally. He acted queer, ac cording to Officer Warren, both yes- terday afternoon when he com- plained to the police that someone had attempted to rob him and also last night after he had been ar rested. The coroner’s jury was composed of C. B. Young, 8. C. Anderson and David Harris, ——_—_—____. TROOP SEVEN OF BOY SGOUTS MEETS TONIGHT; MEMBERSHIP 15 OPEN high school gymnasium under Scout- master Good and Assistant | high school gymnasium this evening at 7:30 o'clock when Troop Seven j meets as this affords an excellent chance for the boys to join a troop |that has a solid foundation and | which {s well officered by experi enced men who know scouting. A sad bit of news was received from Rock Springs the past week [by one of the scout leaders here who is in charge of the searches for lost jechildren, A child was lost near | Rook Springs last May and a letter was written here asking if the Cas- | per Scouts could help in the search | because of the distance, the Casper | Scouts could not be taken over so | nothing was done. Last week the little skeleton of the lost child was discovered by hunters and identified |by the shoes. A troop of Boy Scouts from Green River had been taken out on the search but the Green River scouts had not had the intensive training that some of the ; troops of Casper have had and they | failed to find the chila. |_ The dead child's name was Thomas R. Rumble and his parents owned a ranch about 27 miles east of Green | River, he was three years old. It |was evident that the child had wandered off and had died from exhaustion and exposure. The burial was held at the parent’s ranch last Monday. Nobel Prize Is The electrical cut-off will be placed at Second and the tracks, giving ample time for a thorough warning at Lincoln street. The grade crossing problem has long been a troublesome one in Cas- per, and would no doubt grow more | so as the city expands. The action of the council and the raflroad com- pany is a very evident step forward in the growth of this city. The sidewalk crossing proposition was discussed at some length tn ths Tribune office this morning by J. B. Barnes Jr., Wyoming attorney for the Northwestern railroad. He stated that the lack of adequats| morally quick, and one of the most grade crossing sidewalks in many sections of the city through which the railroad passes, has been due not to the railroad officials but to laxity upon the part of our city council. ¢ “Many months ago,” said Mr. First Congregational church of Casper will be brought to a close. | Dr. Allingham says, “I have never opened a new work anywhere in which the interest has been s0 keen and the response so whole: heated. I left the beautiful city of Portland, Ore., to come to Casper, Wyo., with some misgivings. We knew that tt meant exchanging roses for sagebrush, but we also felt that it would mean a very different social | and spiritual change. To our great) surprise we found one of the liveliest centers of industry, one of the most | mentally alert, one of the most) in One Day spiritually awake cities that we) have ever labored tn. For many, years now our lot has been cast in cities of two to three hundred thou- sand but here fn Casper we find that same push, speed, energy, ac. tion, Barnes, “our railroad gave the city of Casper full authority to proceed ot Given Pasadena i oe ” ct (PEN RY COURT ore. sere.ge.ter crt! Man This Year|2*’ BAYER” when you buy- Gonuine Scouts, will meet tonight at the Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for “The response to the program we 5 BROMO QUININE Tablets immediately to counteract and bring to a sud- den stop the dangerous work of these dreaded disease germs in the human body. Patrons - Attention For Your Own Welfare Read the Back of the Meter Pay Only What You See Recorded on Face of Meter Watch Meter Upon Entering and Leaving Cab If the driver neglects to crop his flag and nothing registers upon face of meter, pay him nothing. YELLOW CAB CO. 348 N. Wolcott Phone 4 | | | | GarennniiGn Paks One: Morris| STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Nov. 14 Colds Headache sheepmen would be hard put for} Penny. —The Nobe! prize for physics has Neuralgia Lumbago C Ss alate agents: Shon acu Weries aaa feed for the sheep. On the other ny boys of Casper who wish to|been awarded to Dr. Robert An- Pain. aspers Le: ig Sp ity Pp WwW Misses hand the stockmen provide a market for the pasturage of the homestead. cre In this way the two industries ure able to help each other, and have « mutual industrial interest. Since the trail many of the home- steaders have voluntarily agreed to donate half of a trail across their property if the trails are run on thelr section lines. In this way half the burden only falls on each join the Boy Scouts should be at the land owner. The homesteaders want all trails straightened out in as far as the topography of the country makes it possible. Arrangements have been started to secure the co-operation of the homesteaders and the sheepmen to induce the county commission- ers to do this. ‘The judgment and the decree in drews Milliken of Pasadena, Cal. If we put 7 SEAS coffee. in anexpensive container you would pay consider- ably more for it. Drs. Byars and De Freece DENTISTS Announce the opening of offices, Suite 300-303, O-S Building Phone 123 Casper-Salt Creek Stage Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism i G , Accept onl, pfirsime which con’ me Ona boxes of 12 tablets Also of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin ts the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monosceticacidester of Salicylicacid “Bayer” package Proven directions. For This Week COATS NOTICE Party is known who found three skin sable fur, Sunday night, Nov. 11. Return to Box 343 Through special concentra- tion of our unusual Purchas- ing and Manufacturing fa- cilities we have succeeded in producing Richly Fur-Trim- med Coats that ordinarily would cost $125.00, at the extraordinarily low price of Casper, and save trouble. the case was a victory for the stock men save in one point. Judge Rose held that the trail should be 100 instead of 500 feet in width. The sheepmen will take an appeal to the supreme court on this one point and try, to obtain a 500 foot decision. ‘Whatever action is taken by the sheepmen, according to Mr. Bishop, in upholding the rights of the stock- men, will be taken with no spirit of antagonism, but merely to comp!y with the law so that if the pending fo negotiations fall, that their rights 50 will be protected. Eeeeeretctag eerie ® HELP TOBE FOUND WN CHRISTINTY. TOLD > BYSAIATON LEADER E According to Lieut. Colonel Geo. H, Davis, Salvation Army crusader who is conducting a revival meet- Leaves Arkeon Bldg. 8 a. m. 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Men sin themselves further away from God every day they continue to live in sin, and the distance between God and man is obliterated when man reaches the place where he determines to denounce sin and be done with it forever.” ‘Isaiah, the man who wrote the words of the text was an old fash- foned preacher and he did not bs- Neve in calling a spade anything else than a spade. He spoke the plain unvarnished truth, and if it cut he did not fear to ses the blood A physician does not hesitate to | bring the blood if it be necessary for the well being of the patient Man must be brought to the realiza tion of his true condition before God and when he does reach that place » is not far from salvation Colonel Dayis concluded. Another meeting will tonight at 8 o'clock. ‘(DNEUMONIA Call a physician. Then begin “emergency” treatment with CcCKsS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jara Used Yearly Upholstered in grey velvet, grey silk curtains. Beautifully painted. Glass windows can be raised and lowered. 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