Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 2

f i _, Che Casper Daily Cribune unregenerate state, !t would fot a divorce against Ben Specks on the make them happy; heaven would be | grounds of failure to provide. They WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1924. PAGE TWO. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio.— Thomas Woods Filling Station, car wash. “7H R. Marshall, former vico president|ing and greasing. . Phone. 1920W. the worst hell for those not born| were married June 16, 1919, at Kan- y of the United States, declared he| East Yellowston way 4 IN 5 OUTPOURING R I again. I etimes think hell is an | sas City, Mo., and have no children, s “would not be , President” it’ they HARRY ! I | asvitiin tor the fially fmpeaiterits | The defendant ‘has filed across fault eumatism handed it to mi Tribune wantads bring results. IN RUNNING FOR where they will suffer less than | denying the allegations. , pl i AA ORR a a ae Paadhcsien ices ; >it eae ee ; they would in heaven so long as is gone —_ 9 _ APPRECIATED BY THOUSANDS)": 23-0 en.) BUILDING FUND OF THE! sz: ! “ Lope i Sebati tn more | 7:45 “The White Life. stops | (PE AN TRIP Everybody cordially invited, Fit- Fs YTERIAN ’ weteng Gre aro Lifted in exaltation, Casper finds] Crystal Gochner, Miss Eunice Soady | ‘enth and Poplar. Dr, J, T, Hanna, “There are thousands of you men itself in a mighty symphonic surge|an4 Miss Ruby Shear. pastor. ‘women, just like myself, slaves of music—celebrating and joyous in| 3. Piano Concerto—C Major_._. jeumatism, muscle pains, joint Harry Astin, member of the Dar-|the midst of Music Week. and stiffness. I had : of the Natrona County high school: by the irresistible appeal of must! 4. Solo Dances.....“‘Robin Hood” , and now president of the fresh-| thousands are daily gathering, sin; Mrs. Mary Morgan ‘The campales’ esodulled by 6 ar Sass of the University oF ing in common fullness of heart, dis-| 5. Violin Solo—Salute @’Amour-_. py, the. | n Presbyterian church for a building Wyoming, may go to Europe this/pelling life’s picture of besétting Mik ER ee fund with which to construct its new summer as a representative of the|sriefs and routine with melodious Miss Eva Sullivan edifice 1s progressing well. An ad- De Molay organizations in this state.| outpouring of song—sweet, natural} 6. Vocal Solo—“Song of the ditional $500 subscription as well as ‘The board of advisors of the local/and gloriously good for the soul. Robin" _.. --Anna Case Several small subscriptions was re- De Molay chapter chose young Astin| At all hours of the day concerts Miss Edna Mae Healy ported last night at the dinner, An- last night after considering several| swell the harmony which holds sway| 7. Selection -.-.--Rialto Orchestra other dinner will be “hela at. 6:30 applicants to represent the move over the city, granting fleeting mom- o'clock this evening in the pariors ment {n ‘Casper. His name and ents of exquisite respite to the hur- Thursday Noon—1l2 o’Clock— of the church for the purpose of ob- qualifications will be forwarded to|rying crowds. Henning Hotel. taining reports from workers. Cap- Kansas City. Other chapters of the| Yesterday there were a number of| Kiwanis Club.—..Selected Program — . tains and their assistants and all state will also submit names and the/excellént musical offerings. Today Arranged by H. Roe Bartle James A. Bartholow has filed sult |canvassers are asked to be present.| $.S.S. rids the of board at Kansas City will decide on|came an almost universal participa- —_—— foe pladlct lea 2a J pcos (rand ha for a divorce against Laura M, Bar- tholow on the grounds of her refusal] LOS ANGELES.—Mrs. Katherine | the wrong idea about rheumatism to lve with him and asks that he| Petty, sister of Albert B. Fall, for-|for 15 years. I didn't realize that be given North per property| mer secretary of the interior, was | Increasing blood-cells had the ef- The De Molay _ organtzation| meeting and theaters. throughout the United States will} This sreniee the majority of DENBY NOT send 48 members on a nine-weeks!churches will call their congrega- tour of Europe, one member to rep-| tions and friends to a number of well CANDIDA TE valued at $2,500 which they have| remanded to the custody of a parole ie ot poplacely knocking. out “ : : ried July, 13, 1896, at Linn, Iowa, and tem. That is why I began us! ‘Affor ding Perfect selected for the tour se jest ad 4 Ree So Linseed been pre- have four children, only one af a 8. 8. S.! Say what yi g York June 21 and will return to| pared for tomorrow follows: mont thee, St chenal uniine wa : F. > ‘ America September 1. They will Rialto Theater—Noon, WASHINGTON, May 9.—Eawin| Esther M. Rate is suing for a dl- ure e 1e ree pomtle tWulls olga heaea Har mony With Spring visit the principal places of interest) 1. Selection......_Rialto Orchestra the delegate from this state. tion in’ the various events held at |. They were mar- resent each state. The candidates/arranged programs. Jointly accumulated. They officer for observation. purities Denby, former secretary of the navy ia ¢ ” vorce from Leon H. Rate on the imocking out my rheumatism it * | in the old country. eeing Things at Night," | who has been considered as a pos-| yrounag of cruelty. They were mar. GESTION | cere mo back some of the strongth Garment Colorings Astin was chosen’ as the best man “The Girl Behind the Man, sible candidate for the senate from] req June 7, 1918, In Casper and have Iused to have way back! I’ve got a i by the Casper board because of his| Behind the Gun"__J. A. Parks | Michigan issued here the following] 16 children. better color in my face, my appe- || fw undisputed quullfications: Although! Business and Professional Wo-| statement: Pearl Krusen {s asking for a dl- tite is dandy. I don’t use my!|i\# ¥ at present only 17 years of age, hej/men’s club double quartette—Miss| “I am not a candidate for senator]... eee \ J |crutches any more, I'm walkin; \ has distinguished himself for his| Ruth Parmer, Miss Gertrude Kamps, | from Michigan.” vores: from ‘NaH, oxeusen sop the! +-\ 'y iS Notice this new pattern; simple, yet distinctive, grounds of failure to support and \ around straight-up on two young 1D i i it leadership in school activities, boy|Miss Helen Berwig, Miss Olive| He declined to make any further isn’t it! Its smooth fitting qualities make i desertion. They were married June Jegs!” 8. S. 8. makes people talk pleasing to foot and eye. The toes are moder- scout activities, intellectual capaci arker, Miss Olive Punteney, Miss | comment. 14, 1910, at Colfax, Wash, The de- = about themselves the way it builds ately round, the heels the ular Spanish Louis. see rata Chatserte a een etrs | fendant has filed a cross petition \ H up their strength. By building ‘And you miay, choeseit-in two bf the ea chief points on which candidates ai D denying the allegations. blood.cells it builds nerve strength loveliest colorings, Ivory or Camel kid. Both examined. BED iS TOO S HO T Leah M. Ellisdn is seeking a di- for young folks who ought to have are shades that will go micely with this Spring's. R AN. D vorce from James M. Ellison, whose more, and for older people who garment hues. A slipper whose trim fit and last. known address was Eldorado, | have little. It stops pimples, Lolls, | | fh glossy finish will win your instant admiration, Ark,, on the grounds of failure to| 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere | blackheads, eczema, chases away provide. They were married at blcod impurities. You can always Childers, Tex., August 17, 1913 rely on it. Start 8. 8. 8. today for $ | 2 00 x Margaret Specks has filed sult for DOBBIN REALTY CO. tiescnes Shen Rife yan . ( ( PN ¢ Removed to No. 226 E. 2nd St. || at all good drug stores. The larga Girls to be COVERS TOO NARROW | Dr. Ray Palmer preached Tues- |day night at the Emmanuel Baptist ‘church, on the above topic. Text, Isa. 28:20, “For the bed is shorter Seen Tonight In Athletics th ™ can stretch himself on [eannitte covers cncroweenthad ie The annual athletic exhibition |can wrap himself in it.” of the girls of the gym class of The speaker said in part: the Natrona County high school “Among the many short beds that will be held in the high school | men lie down on, the bed of univer- brute creation—nelther monkey, nor ape, nor babboon, nor Chimpanzee, nor gorrilla, has the power of choice; they are all driven by the unchang- ing law of instinct. “Man differs from all material things also, Our world rolls in its orbit because it must roll. The sun shines because it must shine All the millions of suns of gold and Zuttermeister Bldg. size is the more economical, S.S.S. Bijeeiar fet A—B—C WIGG’S ADDITORIAL We take real pleasure in selecting for our store, the bi peedialy patterns made. Beautiful shoes are interesting to us and we know they are to you. 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First Phone 19583 cause you like its beauty, but you'll come back demonstration of what is learned |!t {s absolutely superficial. God Phone Orders 2556W in the physical education depart- |does not damn people; they damn ment of the school. The exhibit | themselves. will be public. “Some men ask, can not God do oo everything? If he can, will He not save everybody? “Did you ever stop to realize that Elevator Boy Goes God can not do everything? The Bible says, ‘God can not lie.’ Off: Job as Sailor| “tvere are many things in the material universe that.God can not|epent and abandon their sins. do, because they would be a ‘widlas If it had been possible, Jesus Seeks Diversion) tin cr inexorabe law: Goa ean | Christ would have saved every man, “st 7 : not make two mountains without aj Woman and child in Palestine, but i HUR S DA , valley between. A line can not be|H® was compelled to say: ‘Ye will] Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little not cbme to me that ye might have | « a THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., May 7.—|stralght and crooked at the same Fs Freezone” on an aching corn, in- “Speed,” the youngster who navi-|time. A world can not be round| fe.” Our Lord wept, over Jerusa-| stantly that corn stops hurting, then y lem, saying, ‘Oh, Jerusalem, Jerusa- 1 ates an elevator at the Woods hotel|and square at the same time. A »h, om, shortly you, lift it right. off with a the mineral Hot Springs, threatens! thing can not be white and black | !¢™, how oft would I have gathered | ¢ingers, ’ ‘ to give up his job. Not that it isn't|at the same time. Two bodies can | thee together, as a hen doth gether! Your Gruggist sells a tiny bottle of : a good praying position, according|not be compelled to occupy the| her pmocd ,under her wings, but ye|Preezone” for a few cents, suffic- to “Speed,” but there are difficul-|same space at the same time. 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He has become so ac-| “Man differs infinitely from the WALK-OVER’S FIETIETH ANNIVERSARY alk on the solid earth es himself riding up the elevator." he elevator lad claims that there isn't enough breathing spell between trips to get over the seasickness and that he will probably have to find another job in order to preserve his health. —_—— DRIVER ESCAPES WHEN CAR 1S OVERTURNED ON OTREET IN GOLLISION A light car was turned completely over yesterday in an accident at Sixth and Durbin streets. H. F. Chapman was driver of the auto and M. J. Foley was driving the other r that figured in the Collision, No one was injured although Chapma machine was very badly damaged. 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