Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1924, Page 17

*SUNDAY,-AUGUST 17, 1924 FRANCIS EMROY WARREN OF WYOMING - Che Casper Sunday Cribune PAGE NINE. Memorial to Harding in Kansas Wheat Field cb more inthe old homestead.|served for the driver that. ‘passes fe Just as"glad ag”the “bunch” | one on the ‘road with a loud fhonk- that they efe homé more. | i horns and then stays just far Sq agi ts esta * Travel, no doubt, adens the in‘ front to 6 rrific i 2 = 3 ae cee 5 mind, ‘but it doesn’t, seem right. for | dust. here ar other _¢ (Continued from Page’ Seven) eighth congress he had charge of, Warren's motives and actions have ‘ Walt and Skeezix to mix with Hopis pres concertiin road’ “low- ‘Bregation by the Secretury of the In-| two. omnibus claims bills -carrying| never been subjected to a word of and bow punchers. ‘ow,’. but this happens to be the rapt cet nits “ an EEreente appropriation of $4,-| criticism, censure, suspicion, or ad- ss favorite. nee with requests from , for the payment of thou-| verse comment by any member of “ } Fel aah aaa: the State Land board, Senator War-/ sands of just claims ugainst the gov-|the senate or house or any, execu- ns agen fs r abe shana at Why go around feeling Ike a ren has assisted in securing legisla-| ernment, and succeeded in obtaining] tive officer of the government. meinen ch ‘the windows.—| Turkish bath these hot days? Get tion perfaitting. the state to, relin-| their enactment into law. Should be Retained in the Senate. pape: ON ee ee ; ak : Aav. a big dish of satisfyir at the Casper Steam } a1 off —Adv. - quish tidesifed iands included“in|, AN chairman of. the Military Af- Senator Warren is in complete tate selections and to select other} fairs committee Senator Warren had} harmony with the people of Wyom- and more desirable lands in lieu of| direct charge in committee, on the|ing~and. their interests. He has those relinquished. . floor of ® senate, and in confer-} lived in the state and in close touch He has aided many settlers'in Wy-| ence committees of military approp-| with its éitigens in businéss and po- oming by assisting in securing legis-| riation bills carrying many hun-] jitical affairs for over half a century, Jation providing for- resurveys of | dreds of millions of dollars. In that time no citizen has been Another ‘trouser raider in Ther- mopolis. Here {s a good chance for an inventive soul to p: t a com- bination lock for pants pockets. arriv: included: city ¢amp Neb, large tracts of land and surveys of As ranking member of the Agri-| denied or refused his ald on account <s Get a caaster {pr the kiddie. this . exteripx, poundaries and sub-dlvisions committee he had charge ot] of political beliefs or alliances, No 2 a : * ee Ral [enters Phe: Zeroeb Coa atery macs of mahiy ‘fownshijis. the agricultural appropriation bills| reasonable request.made of him by * : rats * : zich og Soviet pit foianne ae pte He hag responded to every call of | passed in 1908, 1909 and 1911, two|the people of the state, collectively ‘ “2 % ee i 2 : yery attracti the State Japd board and of pro-| being at.the request of former Sen-| or individually, has been disregarded. ; 1 AR MER gta A nator! Chal dma déctors of irrigation enterprises’ in| ator Hansbrough, who was ill; and! ‘The brief recital in this sketch pehoga. ars Rect) omnes : > Wryorming: for assistanc in expedit-! one at the reques' f Senator E ‘n-| show, 4 rs NM Sear etry 1 ~ 3 saree rolled ste axles, d __ ing and securing favors “ y i auc own tune, Menenne. Werreti RAS )a: steel. wheels, with a mumber of un- Did you ever miss a tr ain because ble aetion!ham, agting chalrman, during the} complished much of good for Wy- usual accessories such.as a-Heense}of a t n tires and a-rubberjagainst it 1 calli This ig, the only upon ‘Carey ‘att enterprises im the] illness of the late Senatc® Dolliver.| oming and its people. His command- Sp Ae ; & 4 ‘ a statg..and,- in’ co-operation with the] The aggregate amount carried by the| ‘ng positions on important commit- pie 5 e F Sea plate, ballo: officers of the State Land board,| three bills was $41,567,158. tees in the United States senate at- : - 3 banded bra has sereceeded in ‘having action ex-|° “As a member of the ,Appropria-| tained by reason of continuous sere ! oe i : eles pO aap iter aet eg Ne is F pag pedited-upon Carey. land- act selec-| tions‘ comrhittee prior to becoming] vice and by faithful performance of ‘ 4 b A Carry. ton welght. it at the swim—you fatr dame " o f, i b # é an ‘ardw irs: cart pr Wo ie tions ageregating hundreds of thou-| {ts ‘chairman, Senator Warren had| duties, make him one of the power- mands of icrt: direct ‘charge of the fortification | ful members of that body; and if he s os St-—Auy. aiid neithe it ever Winva Deatity Leave of Absence. . + [and legislative appropriation bills| should be retained in the senate his : : B EEE 4 al oe soue Deore inthoduced and secured the pas-|‘during the Sixtieth and Stxty-first| opportunities to accomplish results The Queen: of Wyoming? — Look’) now. I . safe ofa measure .granting home-| congress, aggregating “In amount| for his constituents would be greater : ‘ them over and take yonr pick, steag-entrymen eight months* leave] $107,182,600.85, .{ that even before. ——— Diseriminatiow of abgerice from their entties follow-| The aggregate appropriations! Wyoming’ citizens yrill perform a Be prepared for aceldents around | choosing your ‘wateh # UES Misnetrdus drought of 1910] made by*’the last completed (67th)| service to themeelves {f in the com. the home. Tripény's has,.a. com-| repairing. Jos. plete stock of reliable remedies.— eee Ady. andithe severe winter of 191011, congress, as stated py Senator War-|ing election they vote for the re- fe introduced and secured the pas-|rén, chairman ‘of the Appropriations) election of Senator Warren to the ymewhere A siigeY "bills tranting lands! for wa-!committee, on the closing day,| United States senate. 3 — “Casper, 30,000 in ter supply -and=municipal purposes | amounted to $8,102,088,157.03. Speaking of temptations—what 1s] that le Ww to. the, cities of Rawlins and Chey-| In. handling these great supply] ,, your prize weakness. Qne man was! fiye different. v an bills“in the senate, amounting’ to L ric acatd from a= short trip to saying: the other day that: the snake'practice- 50,000 He introduced and assisted in se-|many Dillions of dollars, Senator ‘ and apple were om hoi when he|and push curing the passage in the senate and was forced to by cargo of aoe Motorists—For X Specifications, House"6¢ “légiglation to enable the ms a pirits’’ (aleoh that had just) pineoln Cleaners—ihone 2519W. Cae ebekk coalithines: to icontiue Ain Nunire Bolatat tener ene been brought in by, the police force. ed operation pending the adjustment of : ERE and Stations.—Adv. Some truth to’ that, after-all Did you ever stop.to ponder over eivil wuits*brought’ by. the govern: ||: —_— a the’ fact that » busine 0 will mentragainst the owners, thus. pre- THERE Mr. ‘and Mrs. Everett Mulinix nd jewe iving done | prepare m ems ventiig over 200 miiners from being motored Saturday to Thermopolis sis gives | in ¢ ¢ ife t a déjifived*bt w where they will spend the week end the wis Senator, Warten-bhas responded to]. If some of the motorists who wor-| visiting with Mrs, Mullntx’s sister, - - Watts th Mrs:"Arine Moore every request madé by citizens of/ry so much about accidents over the | Mrs. Davis. t amount of - thought at’ th College het her Wyorfiing and otter “west states} daily newspaper, would stop {o worry the stronger the conclusion that alsugges’ «a means of “profitably A year ago, while on, his way to San Frahcisco where he died, President Warren G. 5 rned “ ‘i farmer” one day at Hutchinson, Kas,, and shocked wheat. On the spot where the late 7 pst bali bad SNe SeSsied Disce In. Hehe nase ibe Sel eens last bundle of wheat has been erected a monument (upper), paid for by contributions from school children. | Elizabeth Humphries (lower right) then 11. recipient of a kiss from the chief executive during his visit, un: velled the monument. In the lower left Harding ts shown as a “dirt farmer” on the spot.” for..gaeistance in. securing land pa;|about them while on the road, there} For business men with a. short tents, pensions, fish for planting in| would be fewer deaths and accidents. | !nch perlod—drop into the Casper lotelMatecanrs ald" lakes, field” and pes SE ean: . Steam Bakery for quick service on vegetable,.seeds when available by} Jt may.be fun to run. down a|# delicious lunch,—Ady. acts Of Congress, government publica-| rabbit on the highway, but sports- Mohs#}"pagevts ‘upon “Inventions,-con-| mursiip 4d entirely lacking in the| Girls! Send in your photographs cession, sent the, various _ depart:|man who doos it, and,. moreover,| and qualifications for the big beauty nients of the government, _appoint-| the remains are not cheering to the| contest. The time draws short. * i * mentss tor places ~an- tho military:| next day's motorists. . Thine it over. “st ps mote cohgoleperyeth led areal | naval, and civil service of the gov- Visit our store for the latest word bo’ Laan 7 He heed is ernment, and {n no instance has the} On the way home from work stop|!m Jewelry. dos. I, Schwartz.—Adv. be i rat Fed * choo! house—np politics of the applicant beer consid-| a+ the Casper Steam Bakery for re : 1 manner. Every|, quart of ice cream made by our-|_ Mr. and Mrs, J. Telchert of Black- Mless-of the poll-| selves. Mein’ the cook and surprise] foot, Idaho, passed through Casper on making it, has hi the kiddies.—Aday on a motor trip Saturday. Hitetest ‘of ‘Setiator War st Yellowstone. Phone 1617J.| Hall” left with the impression that “Our Mery” is-capable of playing any character, anywhere, and any- time. the younger generation when they|326 W We can remember the time when the question arose of whether or not y ckford could play adult| Let us repair your soles and shine Don't destroy your old mattress: y once and all, the ques.|the uppers. Our work gives satis: Our mattress repair man can re-|tion” has been definitely ttled,| faction. The City Shoe Shop.—Ady. make or repa’ y tress or box} Those who %aw Miss Picicford play i 1 a PR Do: Fisk sof Mi .Fla., has | Already we cgn hear the wails of spring. y Furniture Co.,'in “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon! Walt and the Gasoline Alley folks - Matbe, hundreds -of thousands of| heen a resident at the city camp for = = 7 — - wna letters Tecéiyed by him, not one has 1: day : intentionally been unanswered or delayed; every letter has been giver| pont run chances with ‘your prompt attention and the wishes of| ,odak developing, Tripeny’s work the writer camplied with"if possible | i<’aone quickly and carefully.—Adv. to do s has atealk times main- tained an ddtquate :tnd“capovle cler L il al staff $0 thatthe wishos and re-}_ U- FE. Mulling of Denver was @ quests of his constituents could al-| Visitor in the city yesterday. ‘Ways be given prompt attention, re- Sardless ef c er , Rent your extra room... Furnish "Great Appropriation Bills. it tastefully ‘and With lUttle~ cost at Mint Watren “Ki's-been Jn direct] the .Ba‘ley Burniture. Co. A well charge of various. great general: ap-| furnished room is_a. guilt-edged in: propriation bills carrying large sums|vestment. Phone 1617J, 326 West of money. 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