Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 10

oAmoo tan PAGE TEN BARNEY GOOGLE-- Boss .DE LODAN HOSSES AM Way AREAO = WES NEENAH GONNA Mace CLEVELAND BV SATTIDY BESIDES AWM HUNGWYY AN DIS AM THANKS GIN SWOT UP -WE DONT EAT Tie WIE PASS"SASSY Susie™ Ftc SHOOT ON AMEAD, AND SEE IF THERES ANY SIGAT OF HER = You KEES ON COMING TRERE_AINT GONNA SE ANY THANKSGINIAG. GASOLINE ALLEY SKEEZIX, YOU GO TELL YOUR UNCA WALT TO COME HERE AN’ ses WHAT 1 GOT IN THE OVEN: —— THAT SURE AM 4 FINE BIRO MISTA BUT THAT IS A BIG FINE LOOKING Not a Dictator Farrar Refused Some of our Democratic contem- : ° poraries seem to think it a high | Permission to eon thetipars ‘ot Prealaent Cool ! : sort of My 7 | lex congress. ‘There Sing in Church |: ee int ri: cnoia | not place, it is not the | zt ft president to jam any ‘ontinued from fe One- | thing throu congress. The consti ao pati the a tormbe who | ATLANTA Ga., Nov. 30.—Geral-| tution makes !t his duty to give con- had snapped his picture just aldine Farrar, grand opera star, will| gress “information of the state of moment _ bef another, Wade,| not be allowed to appear in concert} the union, and recommend to their . of the car to be driven by | at the Wesley Memorial church here | consideration such measures as he 4. and Fengler, had just}/on Friday night as advertised, it] Shall deem necessary and expedient” t to the youthful driver: | was announced here. Rev. W.| and if he does more than that he ive it to ‘em, Harlan, show 'em|H. Laprade, Jr., presiding élder| transcends h's constitutional pow- what it con do." They were Wads's| of the Methodist church for the | rs. last words; and the snapshot of| North Atlanta district, will not per-| But if Mr. Coolidge were disposed Hartz was Hughes’ last picture. —_| mit her to sing in the church audi-| to do any jamming, there is no rea- Hartz dropped out, heartbroken,}torium. In confirming this an- y he should jam any legisla- but the others lined up again and|nouncement, Dr. Laprade declined| tion. ‘The country is in pretty good the race started. 'to give his reason for closing the! condition, barring a depression in Two other mishaps occurred be-] church auditorium for the concert. one branch of farming—and not the fore Bennett Hill, driving 112.2. | === = - — ___—— miles an hour, flashed over th: ae finish Line a winner, with Jimmy Murphy five laps behind, Phil Shafer's car crashed into the pits on his ninety-seventh lap, splinter ing the fence and causing a stam pede among nearby spectatcrs which resulted in minor injuries to three persons. Tommy Milton, lead ing the race in his 134th lap, toppled down the incline on a curve and whirled into the fence but escaped uninjured. Although Hill won the Eddie Hearne, by finishing third and adding 140 points to his racing total, captured championship, displacing Jimmy Murphy, last year’s title holder. Hearne’s grand total today 1,762 points; Murphy's and the standing of the other drivers follows: Bennett Hill, $20; Tommy Milton, 810; Hi Fengler, 720; Jerry Wonderlich, Earl Cooper, 310; Frank Elliott, 266; Dave Lewis, 234. Hills’ time for the race, the 1923 national specl was was 1,470, 985; Harry Hart, 250 miles was two hours, 13 minutes, seconds. —_——=— WOMAN FOUND DEAD ON RAILS yy NDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20.—The body of Mrs. Helen Hager, 23 years old, was found on railway tracks sduthwest of co following an all night search the Big Four this begun when neighbors reported that they had heard her scream and saw an automobile being driven rapidly away. The body bore bruises, An ay on the road numerous tomobile abandoned ar where the body was found was made the basis of the police in tion. pric ibe ees Swat ’Em When the your ear of the ca mity that is be. pessimist whispers in falling the country, swat him. When someonee tells you that the politi are all grafters swat him When someone tells you that we are due for calamity, and that the farm ers never will be able to meet their obligations, swat him. swatter handy for such occasions.— Humboldt (Iowa) Republican. $< HELP FROM THE FIELDS AND _ FORESTS! Many years ago Dr. Pierce, a ski!l ful physician, who realized the value of herbs, knew that the Indian y sed decoctions made of cer. and that they usually lessly through the ordeal hood. He used the sane roots to prepare an im- more palatable nerve ’s ills and called it ‘orite Prescription arr in herbs ai Just keep a | It has been a at favorite for fifty years and st real help to suffering from ills peculiar | to their sex. 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NIGHT SCHOOL, TUESDAY, THURSDAY Phone 1325 Casper Business College, Inc. asures untry back to normal, « we'l on its way. most is a cha) of the country to move along with as little agitation possible, themselves to tle (Ind.) Courier. NOU OUGHTA COME MV HOUSE SKEEZIX. WE GONNA HAVE TURKEY WITH DRESSING AN EvERY- THING. YOU GONNA HAVE TURKEY 2? important part legisation necessary to ce for the a lot more.— of farming There is no real need for any important The last congress enacted t start the nd it is What is needed industri and irritation as DEX S GONNA BE A THaniksGwit Fo! SUNSHINE ENNY HOw - sKeex }{ GONNA EAT & BIG BIRO THAT BG! ae a It’s Ailment As long as Europe keeps yelping about how it can not get on its et again un'ess the United State: does all the work, naturally it ne’ er | will, A great zed state of Press, mind.—Detroit this ——_—.-- If You Don’t Die of Fright, You'll Laugh Yourself to Death The people want to g accustomed to the laws we have be- D. W. 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