Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO PARIS CABINET UHGANIZATION “Coolidge Rose” be Casper Daily Cridune INVESTIGATIONS RAPPED BY SPEAKERS BEFORE LITERARY CLUB AT MEETING THURSDAY by such hysterical proceedings. The belief was expresééd that the coun- try would not suffer seriously from these senseless investigations. Mr. Cather’s paper was the subject of considerable discussion, all members agreéing with Mr. Cather's opinions, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1924 WOMEN! OYE | OLA THINGS NEW A. E. Winter expressed the opin- oy iS ion that the unsoundness of these Sweaters Waists — Draperies, rd: investigations and the childish man- Skirts Dresses ams a The regular meeting of the Cas derful things from the development | ner in which they were carFled on Coats ‘Kiinonos* Stock: ne ‘ per Literary club was held last | of this knowledge. would cause them to soon, be for- ngs 3 night with Joe Denham pfesidiig| The formal paper of the evening | gotten. He also dweit on the point i [Sa and A. W. Peake acting as critic.| was presentea by Tt, ©, Cather, the | !t WAS no leas than disgraceful that hed 5 With During the business session Dr.| subject being *’ & committees composed from our ter Poincare Meets I Paulus and Dr. Diggs of the Stand-| tne Thnocente, highest legislative body should 21 ard Oil company, were elected new| marks on the present congressional | listen in seriousness to the gossip i Success: Several members. Harry” assistant | investigations. Mr. Cather brought | of Al Jennings, ex-train robber, with a ? superintendent for the Midwest Re-|out the regrettable effect of these | Jake Hamon while they were evi- Posts Filled. PARIS, March 28.—(By The Asso- {. Poincare’s cab U probably was ind mier and minis. rs; M. Francois Mi war M. Le Trocquer, public w Loucheur, commerce; Da e and labor; He fucation; Lieutenant “abry, colonies; Paul jer, justice; M. Boknowski fining company at Salt ‘Creek, was a visitor, =. The topic, “Current Events,” was ation of man gical methods fe Shortening Arnold Lorand. and animals by fyom the book, Hinbits.” by Dr. This was a very interesting subject and dealt chiefly with Dr. Steinach's prolongation of the life of rats. Dr. Kelth brought out the fact that this work was comparatively new but that there was a@ probability of its dévelopment in the near futtire. +] Also, that the medical profession's kflowledge of all thé glands of the investigations ‘on popular public opinion both at home and abroad. He stated it was his bellef, which seams to be confirmed by the press both in this country and in foreign countries, that actually our public standards are higher than any other country in the world but that we take a childish delight in airing our petty scandals. Mr. Cather com- pared this present investigating manta 6f congress to the old witch hunts of New England days and the hysteria of executions which fol- lowed the French revolution. The paper did not deal with the right or wroti# of the matter# now béing !fi- dently “in their cups.” Mr. Jarvis commented on the fact that undoubtedly these investiga- tions were not inétigated with the serlous endeavor to right any wrorgs but were the éfforts of demagogue politicians, of the LaFol- |, lette type, to promete government control of the ofl industry. Mr. Jarvis expressed the thought that the ofl industry is to blame to a very great extent for not taking the public into tts cofifidence and en- lightening the public as to the true faets pertaining to the ofl industry. ———— Each 15-eent package of “Diamona Dyes" contains directons s0 simpis any Woman ean dye or tint any old, worn, faded thing new, éven if she has never Gyed before. Choose any color at Grug stor Advertisement, 25 PER CENT OFF ON MASON TIRES We also handle a used tires, tubes NATRONA TI iM Une of tenth, The shoot after the - papel ‘up until phyfioland gers wound, BEND IT To THE we M. Rimbert, agriculture; human body was increasing and it | vestigated but only upon the regret- PEARL WHITR LAUNDRY Pb) e 's Marin, ufder secretary fbr se is not out of the way to expect won-! tableness of the {Il effects oatiséd : PHONE 1703 (t devastated regions; Géorge Leygues SS =| (bossibly) interior beantiful rose, bunch of which ty sBows held by ‘Tpobel Garg ef M. Mercier, Lieutenant Colonel ee mane mae sl Pearson ape It_ has beet hamed after Mrs. Calvin ne Fabry and M. Marin are Ceputies, | Coolidge, and is on exhibition at the Flower Show, New York th ahd M. Rimbert was recently ap- - = - tir pointed food controller. at It was officially ahnouticed later wi at M. Francois Marsal 1 : Rog THIS IS GOOD! hat M. 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