Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 27, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. Che Casver Sundap Crikune : Ty Ih Jai |) bad Gusiked She Even Married During |" ce} * zee + a Years She Posed as Manna | pnt 'tte 2c Ruth udfnigted she alw munine attire, A bast Alton, IL, uround in overalls most girl at married Mo.) He aned « divorce in Iowa. Sinte has had no kKnow.edge of bouts. she says. her story, Municipal | ankersley dismissed inst her when she promised to g0 back to “southern Il- linoix, St. Louis” with rela. tives. But Ruth still wore her male garb. And she declared she intended to keep it on “I never did like women's clothes,” she said, mene ese Oe LB, CHAPMAN 1S: NEW OWNER OF NEWS DEPOT ONS. CENTER STREET Purchase of the Natrona News Depot at 251 South Center street has been made by A. B. Chapman from A. L. Barnes. In the future the establishment will be known as Chappy's News Depot. For the past eight years Mr. Chap- man has been connected with the carpenters’ union here, having resi dence at 912 South Grant str He will continue the operation of thd news depot along the same lines, handling all brands of cigars. candies, soft drinks, magazines and newspapers. epee The most valuable catch that can be in salt is a sperm wh A very specimen taken off the west coast of Van- couver Island was found to contain 0 pounds of ambergris. This} | L775 alone brought $150,000, while the 4 N, July 26. ‘he’ always did his pect 2 i successfully mas without complaint, And “his"* ‘ a mmn for seven ars. though rather high-pitched,|j- =e tee Pee ey me ne mee ema see Re eT V's Work with railroad y had a masculine ring to it. Sys Me | nd as a farmhan | en a physician who attended » t at Newton, Ia., three | suspected “hi z es DOCTRINE SCORNED And none save “his” mother and] quarrel with brother-in-law.” To- ectric ower 4 own family not ven his wife’— | The swore out a knew until the oth day that “Wal-| warrant for “Walter's” arrest, charg-|—————- Sloan ter’ Bundy a woman. pings “he'!_had threatened to_kill’him. “No wicked person ever. will lie in connection with things which will = ‘red hot, asbestos like’ in the eternal never cease to be; but limited dura- torment of hell throughout endless] tion when used with things which Cc ages. The God of love will not] will not always continue to exist. consign His creatures to the flames| “No provision is made for eternal of an eternally burning hell. Satan| blasphemy against God's holy name. is responsible for such a God oe Malachi four tells us the wicked © : honing doctrine. The wicked vAll] will be burned up, root and branch, ° Make Your Plans to Spend or Two or be utterly consumed and destroyed|and they will become ashes under r 2 Wi i in the lake of fire.” the soles of the saints feet. The ’ Three Days With Us Dubois So declared Evangelist V. J.| stain of sin will be wiped away-| a People At Johns at the Advenist chapel Fri-| ‘The universe will be clean. Divine eI : @ay night. Continuing, he said: | jystice will be met. The agontes ape “The most horrible doctrine ever|of the lake of fire will not end in ¥ 4 THE FR conceived in the mind of man or] the blackness of eternal night.” Es demon is that of etérnal torment. 2 4 4 It denies the God of love by teach- ° ing the continued torture of thelwimow oF GIVI WAH ~~ 4 4 DUBOIS WYOMING impentitent. It causes unbellef and scoffing to call our loving Father a , the author of such a plan. fi “It envolves His whole adminis- F Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of This Week Aeon ote Mespears aie honartett ; would spoil the joys of heaven to bs July 29, 30, and 31st hear the lost, in piteous wails, for- re ever pleading for a drop of water 3 4 r hed tongues. Is , Re Events of every nature of the west. We have gath- Bo OOO Pereade arith Se oeberE Joe % ered together some horses that are promised to curl humap kindness in his heart who . a punchers’ hair, and some punchers who are making could endure the sight? . “The wages , in bets that they will ride °em and wear their hair ; eeistats death,’ not eternal life in t of straight : ze i r : “They will be burned up, 4 Ri A DUDE RACE r Gpen stroyed, reduced to ashes and smoke, oe GREAT BRITAIN }/|"] jim everiasting. destruction, to be as : . aay ‘ : though they had not been. So : Ps is a new event that will give you the thrill of your life. aetna iocak’ “the -moripture..of the: taki » al Our eastern visitors have entered into the spirit of FRANOE— destiny of wicked men and demons. ie this unique event, and the contest for the prize spurs ITALY — sayy eee spores pena a -¥ * 4 will be warm. < SWITZERLAND and not duration. It is unquench- ) a . SES akg) es . ee able because it can not be put out a Indian Events—Ladies’ Events—Dancing ) ‘ TOTAL as long as there is anything to ‘ ge ° . 4 NS = burn. : i Dubois Will Be Yours—“COME AND GET IT” MILLION == 356645 an a pct cea) & KILOWATT HOU on Pi leone ager 4 which ends in. complete destruction i ot - KILOWATT, BOURS | wii! be everlasting. ‘The terms for- : Y fs verlasting mean a Above — A gigantic American power dam. Below—a comparison be- Orr alte aineatiat ea viten hee uae tr x z tween the power developed by the United States and other nations. In sea EN ER ae . € a ANNOUNCING THE CANDIDACY inset—Major General Sir Philip A, M. Nash, eminent British engineer. ecesanarrarnnenere a ’ 1 1 hi - ‘This otograp! Mrs. - By MILTON BRONNER ‘Britain Next Tucee are linked. together, When | Sheridan wan taken Sust before the i: —OF— LONDON, July 26.—The United At Britain ig the only other in-| ono system requires more power, it] unveiling in Chicago recently of : ates is destined to beco the ‘nation capable of greatly in-}qraws upon another. When another|@utson = Borglum’ equestrian ; test power in the world creasing its electrical output. But} has a surplus, it sells to a third. statue of the famous Civil War ; This fact was brought out at the| even at that, the United States had!” ‘phis means that power can be mo-| General. World Conference on Powder, held | #!mos four times as much power bilizea. It m ns that te is eli- @ 4 it the British Empire hibition at allable eS It ‘means that the surplus ‘ k Wembley In 1921 the United States produc-] can be: disposed of. i Sah a ae: Engineers—British and American| © 41,000 kilowatt hour gainst] It also‘means that coal and of! can] When dry, seaweed is richer than & L | —testified to this destiny. It is true,| 4900: for Great Britain, 4,300 for] he conserved to a greater extent than | Oatmeal or Indian corn in nitrogen: | they id, because: Italy id 3,130 for Switzerland. possible in other countri ‘ ous constituents, ' 1s : : en Besides this great advantage} It is the lever by which United Caan America has more available hydro: ; : i r 7 oat ; ss Nn America has developed super-power.| States. can exercise International] Cal) the Tribune for highway In REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR Rennernaeee 2 than any other nation | vii isin term applied to the syatem! economile supremacy formation. CLERK OF COURT | electric power, engineers F I the future power. The < 2 ; a eireaay iiaeoevelone Walter Shows Young Johnsons How It’s Done 2 + more any other nation In the| spe: samnenienpemeecunetiiiammaes isi ssaesieaanemasisintsennmnmennannmennnnnanntl OF NATRONA COUNTY world,” And it can develop greater] © Tee , ee ema meenat er ueas memati sats wt ® quantities than any other nation in| j I the world ; t 7a : . An Appreciable Surplus ; Subject to the Republican primary, Aug- Other nations are reaching the} | 9 four s j : maximum production of coal, ofl and ‘ ust 19. Your support.will be appreciated. ° |) ee eee ee nie, Gaited | aap 5 | States is the only nation, with an ap-| 3 r | preciable surplus. United 8: f £ 1 Advertisement) | enough to sell to almost every na- € t needing it 4 7 Thus a short time, the rest. of the world will become economic trib- utarfes to the United State: Furthermore, this great power resting in the United St 8 will en- Announcement gba ioditech ta ousipy ee a ‘RT A Y tlons in p time manufacturing. kee This great amount of power will be N J an insutmount p to other ° ° nations in tir ie Gen, 8'r out Exposition Shows age ee an ee lthat the coal, oil and water supply WILL t in 1920, in terms of millions of kilowatt hours, was divided as follows: c at Britain 165,000 —FOR— ~143,000 9 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS ¢9 atl beeen ers CREE Show Grounds Located East Yellowstone High- | Switzerland , 7,518 d Old Br Of this potential energy, the i » : 3 ee 9 OH ae its | United States consumed only 8.4 per new: acue scmmuiemeaaan aa “ coment | SENER/ ‘J cent; Great Britain., 3.88 per cent The longer Walter Johnson pitches for the Senators the better the Washington fans like him. Walter ec GENERAL ADMISSION 10c Germany, 6 per cent: Fra 16.5] has a family of four, three sons and a wee daughter, and he believes in training ‘em whi'e they are young. 7 —— : cent; I 32.1 per cont, and} Phe photograph shows Johnson giving his oftsi esson in how to fool the batter, We sco Walter, Jt. Y ni Eddie, Bob and little Caroline listening to daddy \ Hs, ca sl itd shi | Switzerland, 36.2 per cent. Netan ceiien o aan Classified Rates| WO celis per wuss of Len cents r line. bass) AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. waver n verses worta a asa basis of estinating « BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. Reyer 6 We HELP WANTED—MALE —————— — WANTED—Men, womer and cheld- ren’s hair cutting 40c. Shop un- cer Grill Cafe and Henning Hotel. pea Lee wi eae FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners at $150 to $250 (which position). Railway Box B- . Tribune. Recchate.d Uac > oa Shae eae WANTED—Grocery clerk, must be 100 per cent efficient, give age and experience. Box 747, Tribune. | | HELP WANTED—Female (Piotr te cate post WANTED—Women to paint lamp shades for us at home. Easy pleasant work. Whole or part time. ‘Address Nileart Company, 3541, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. WANTED—Ladies to get their hair curled at Betty's school. Phone 1944R. ——— WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Phone 734J. WANTED—Capab'e middle age wo- man for general housework. Phone 2657. oh aT WANTED—Maid for general house- work. Phone 23143 or 2036J. SALESMEN WANTED eee” WANTED—Hardware and Vapo Wickless ofl stove salesmen by factory- agent, company, straight commission. Box B-727, Tribune. LES MANAGER. Now Srandrior house-to-house salesmen on hosiery, aluminum ware or brushes, wanted by large concern for this city and surrounding terri- tory: straight guarantee of $50 per week to start for right man; earn- ings unlimited; can make $100 per week up. Write giving full particu: lars concerning yourself, experience and references. Confidential, E. B. Lane, 3616 Perrysville Ave. Pitts- burgh, Pa. DISTRIBUTORS — Inéitvidual_ on sales organization, to handle Wash Rite Auto Mop; patented mop, at- taching to hose for washing auto- mobiles; attractive proposition. Hemple Co., St. Louis, Mo. EN— Sell to ary sotres, well advertised staple line; splendid opportunity for aggressive man. ‘The Miles F. Bixler Co., Dept. 461, 1$24-32 Euclide Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Eres ESMEN—We want salesmen to ean our line, the most beam pea complete and popular priced line Of advertising pencils ever produced; exclusive process of imprinting our latest accomplishment; liberal com- missions, weekly remittance; state experience, give references and i ritory covered. Ozark Pencil oe 4460 Delmare, St. Louis, Mo. N—Without previous ex- selling Nogar suits, territory open; cloth patented, absolutely snags proof, heat repelling, water resist- ing, its $12.50, pants $4.50 Serr, to measure, liberal commission pal! daily; particulars address Yucht, 613 Denham Bldg., Denver, Colo. AGENTS WANTED eee line, If YOU want a fast selling , repeat orders bringing $10 daily represent Mary Rose wash frocks. Rodasi Co., 269 Rodasi Bldg. Cincin- nati, Ohio. ate Mie ree SRE NIS—WRITE FOR FREE rte MPLES. Sell Madison ‘ Better - Made” Shirts for large manufacturer direct to wearer; no capital or experience required; many earn $100 weekly and bonus. Madison Mills, 502 Broad- way, New York. IAN, woman wanted; salary $75 MAtekly. full time, $1.50 an hour spare time, se'ling guaranteed hos- lery to wearer, beautiful spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Pa. A WEEK—MAN OR WOMAS bes WANTED with ambition and industry, to dis. tribute Rawleigh’s Household Prod- ucts to steady users; several fine openings in nearby cities and towns; we train and help you so you can make up to $100 a week or more; no experience necessar; pleasant profitable, dignified work. Write to- day. W. ‘'T. Rawleight Co., Dept. , Freeport, Ill. AGENTS WANTED—Men and wo- men make $8 per day introducing dress goods and other merchandise: samples free. Economy House, 71 Grand St., New York. = ida cn AGENTS and district managers, 35 hoéiery and neckwear styles as high as 120 per cent commission; 10 per cent bonus, free hosiery and ties to customers. Write for free samples. The Lexington Co., Dept. 1406, Lexington, Ky. AGENTS—$50 a week taking or- ders for Thomas guaranteed hos- nt kinds, latest colors size in free Manufacturing Co., Dayton, Ohia. Mill 177, POSITIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED grocery or men's furnishings’ clerk wants steady position. Box B-746, Tribune. XPERIENCE wife want ¥ 2s19W. YOUNG refined lady wants posi- tion us attendant to doctor or den- tist. B-740. EXPERIENCED sires immediate furnish references. or address Tribune and and . Phone stenographe: position. Phone Box B SCHOOL girl. 15 years of uge wants *work ta of children or light house Write Eyans- ville Box 538. OY. wants job as cle POSITIONS WANTED TWELVE year old giri wants work taking care of ctuldren, «Phone 1696J. k EXPERIENCED stenographer de- sires work, has nad several years x- perience, can furmsh reterences. Phone 2259M. WANTED—Day ‘work by. hour. Phone 412R. ‘* pao eh WANTED—Housekeeping in or out of 'Y, good cook, bachelors or bosinées couple preferred. Phone 3) WOMAN wants tain Bonga, WOMAN wants family bundie wash- ing. Phone 1980J. — SERVICES OFFERED ~__—_—_—_—_————— ARCELLING done by experien operator. 637 CY. Phone 2230), OE MARCELLE and bob curl complete $1; manicure 50c; experienced op- erator. Phone 636M for ment. 604 8. Cente: WANT to care fo wns jobs. Phone 342-W. or. 08a PHONE 2714R4. Charles Carlson Dairy, for fresh milk and cream, delivered any part of Casper ‘for x pel a your breakfast. 18 DRESSMAKING, will 1013 St. John. Phone: alerw, 163 North Wolcott, 80 ; family style. cents: senha, HARPER method, soft water. Poos, ga home y thoes ments. Mra. Cutty, " Twelfth, Phone iosi, ah WANTED—Ladles ta curled at Bett; 1944R. 7 SAND, livered. 23917. their hair gravel, dirt and fertilizer, 1244’ 8. Bomelden Phone INGHAM BROS. Screens mate and screen doors, teed guaran sag; modern factory makes Prices lowest. us ar PRACTICAL nurse nity cases for last. OF Angee first of September. Phone 2637M. DRESSMAKING, al} reasonable, will cow tage own home. 817 N. Center, room: 11. MARCEL and _ bobcurl, % Pear. Phone 2566R. bi nd RET Te ee ae ay con, oe For Sale—AUTOMOBILES ey 1928 Oldsmobile sport -tour- ing, ight, new, ieee ° Twin Bix bei ster, pony aaa chummy 'road- Ford coupe. Nash sport touring, wire new paint. oe meee. Dort chumm; a pa Y roadster, $150;-ber- Studebaker Sales and Service Just Around the Corner From the Heart of Ph ri cele era HEY MISTER) . HERE I AM — Do You Want Me? T AM A 1923 JEWETT OADSTER, —My former owner iene me in on a Jewett ‘Business Mant Coupe. Poswibly you can use me, and if so I can guide you to some mighty good fishing holes. I have just been completely overhauted and’ am now Spending the last two days of a two Weeks’ sentence in the Lee Doud Paint Shop. I am sure that Iwill be out by Sunday with a brand new paint job, and rarin’ to oO. Lee Doud says his new car guarantee goes with me for $750 and sure that terms ca® be ase FORD BUG—Yes sir, and I feel Uke fome folks whp have taken entre for I am absofutely new except my frame. And if you want class mixed with speed, well, that's me. Oh USED CARS “~~ . < come in and look me over, and Dowd 7” says, “out you go for $395, which I know Is far less than it cost me up. Sure, terms. eee I AM A 1923 JEWETT TOURING— My former owner was hard up and had to turn me back because he fell down on my payments. I am in good mechanica! shape, and can promise to take some man, (or lady) for a nice trip in the mountains this Sun- day. I further promien any -tamily some real honest-to-goodness service at a small cost. There {s only $575 gainst me, and I know that you can buy me for that figure. Lee Doud will arrange terms with you. SPEED IS MY FIRST NAM a HARLEY DAVIDSON pte and in wonderful shape, I am fully equipped, with side car, four good tires, and everything. 'My former owner phid $750 for me, but he needs the money, so out I go for $250. DODGE TOURING — T have been Jaying around all spring waiting for, my old owner to pay the on me, but Doud says he has mone: Und so out T go fur $95 in . Gee! What a buy, Riad WHITE THIRTY—1I am for looks but IT am a bear for cae y motor has just been com- pi overhauled and L am. ready to go out and make some god man some real money. Lee Doud $1,095 with terms, ed ALL OF THESE AT rave Lee Doud Moter Co. ig them all about fast ones, curves and change of pace, in grocery sture. Phone 1789J, a4 W. Yellowstone Phone 1700 repair biil™ ae