Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1924, Page 2

hy PAGE TWO. Che Casver Daily Extbune feck SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1924. " | 3 . : musie. “Nut sed, lgj's-go" The * Kindl y re a much more -for mistake ever to have allowed the mat-| and astute street commissioner. he}. { GY. bus will bring yeu within ons , €he Casper Dailey Cribune Wa: Guitehtabh ft. tha, eceatanial [ena xemrinces to pass out of the hands "also, was oup beautiful city pro- ‘ Baik blook oF.) Ses + ie | The Casper Daily Tribune isoued every} seat than cither Republicans or Demo-|ot the government. T _waith, F with the necessary diving equip: |_ ye. 9 ©, C¥aning and The Sunday Morning Tribune] crats believe at this time, and if he puts | equal assertiveness, that ith te diye deep en te me Se eT See guitine seppesite| the steam, into this campaign that, he is | trol and owmership ef » ¥ keep ‘on goin 1 - lication offices: Tribune Bulbting, capable of, it is altogether likely that} should pass back inte the =. ed sinking, my feet resting: ex aa Ae ei ] ee the old parties may have to reyise their Razecaniet: ies ae ‘enue « 3% iNew lose me dent a decadent { Nn ib AS scala ia be eet Ent Casper (Wyoming), pastoffice Sani, of his sae prowess.” op of course, equal. 5 ey igin: Poy aa Be | fe ae ‘A ao second cinss matter, November 22, 1976, |» ppruntesa ae ment hat it wan Socty syey awe Dy current’ experiences teach me that j ay ee} Branavate’ are cordially frviiea to Business Telephones ——-—...-- 3 and. 281° America’s Proper Help given mam economic liberty. Its coumtgr. -have always con; |. Fa : au tinge. Braveh Telephone Exchange Connecting. és t it, the onslayghts of unbelief. Again — ; : part is the statement. that, it was wrong] venionces of wement walks and street i paw pnd agein we gome into eoniack with Christian: aaa Mollom, who. has just return:-|, to have wrested from, ‘ -canneg appreciate auffering | te , : First 5) PR eR ees ance cin SES A London, is mest optimistic re- Rants of awe state; that ‘aoa a V 7 @f those who unfortunately arnest soils who express thelr SU} Corner Grant and Lind streets, dt as QM { ; ¥ ise and joy over the fact, whieh | p “R” Hildebrand, M. A., pastor, BY garding the outcome of the Dawes planil sin ever to have ended autocracy with | live ou of the silk. hose and. gold hitherto t had not known, that!” “church school Morning wor. J. E. HANWAY and EB. B. HANWAY for xhehe he says the United States Re. ites fairh of favorites: “and toy have helteg districts. eablic serene none nas the ‘argent amin poner gens ship ine; c. H. society 7300; Even. “ = 5 HD PRESS. only deser but is receiving credit! ppoueht serfdon to am en@.; Phis ix neith-| acquaint themselves wit! eonditions, | pereth.” n the country, and ene of arG: ling services 8:00, Sunday ior the Fe ee ceca nee Sriemeue ces tise all of Ghai aie. akties asserts | en 2 figure of bpash wper a, flight of} partieularly ef those diatelete where ue Gabiedt co cotmen: Verne cdudge's[aecepte. the Bivie’'as the “inspired | tee, ume this al the ohair will be a : ‘ e for publication ef all vews| that the bencfits which will acerue from ic. 1t is the plaim blunt truth that} less imfluenttal taxpayers reside and | Subject of Sermon, * udge's | pecepts - * in thelr regular es. Mrs. Chris. Vl Greaited inthis paper and also the locall reestablishment of peace and financial wae ee a Setarst ‘e improvements have not| Decision, Did Justice Fail? Our| Word of God and as the unquestion-|{0 nervon will give « pianologue, We ate : é Peas 5 ri Term in all matters of faith and ot ‘news published berein. ~_} stability in Europe will so far outweigh} on trols all-that, industri : a. phen iy gy ie Pe . $e. Beret ae agape ore Save -sveer _Sungey pisned cer ona ‘| ‘Member ef Audit Buren of Chreulntion | apy injury which might result from Get} upon them and ther -} Su Kenwood: addition and the eastern | woather last Wednesday we had a| heartened by the discovery, It may|S.p¥), Miagam fe ahead. The High 2 a a B. & mam competition in the ‘markets of the} ine factories. Po t Part ‘of South Butler additions, there] good prayer meeting and business | have been their fault that they did| Tone omonte fur the High Te ( —— | World as to make the latter “compara-| pack into the ha: are about 350 te 400 voters and p 1a’ meeting at Whigh time some new| Net diseover us sooner. ception next Friday event p- ot * Advertising Representatives. tixely negiligible.” He points out that}ic to, go back wit taxable ‘valuation of rty. The committees were appointed and new z arations for our big Salper oun: be Prudden, King x aban bay oa —s the loan provided for by the Dawes} reudalism and autocracy: - : X the ve simply horrible, | deacons Sleeved to carry out-the fal} Sation Betenen, sabe tain rally are seving ad ate tt eg arpa bar a Bosten, Mass, Suite Plan is net, in essence, a loan to Ger} “what a curious mockery it is for men ced bus stalls and the bus|Presram as outlined by the pastor.| Christian ce lees rapid pace. Remember we had two Cee habitine io oe BeeniG Purpose} who espouse such doctrines and who} landings have, become, and. were all last| 7"S, teacher of the Bretherneod | in the chureh edifice, corner of Pence tiem teeter aee the rehabilitation of German indus] pjead such notions to. call themselyes| winter and’ syring, the worst places on | f2* ‘weeks and beginning next Sun- : end girls brigk aur rogkas| Mere. ribune are on file in the Now York, Chi-| tries and commerce, that it will consti- ~progressives’ and -to--stigmatise others | the bus route, At the Kenwood gna of | day, Dr, Bowerman wit! address the | tjmon bers are urged to be on hand to hear Boston and San Francisco offices and} tute a lien on German railways and in-| 45 ‘reactionary.’ The tgue, progressives of | the line it .is simply a disgrace to the| class on ‘The Office and Work of the announeements of our activities. bi youu dustries, and that the allied nations have] the world fought their ways out of that city, Old’ men, old women and children | the Holy Spirit,” It will-be 4 series to those pervices, Sunday| There is work for all during the 6 ergy steerer — I formally agreed to do noting to impair | gua stavery. They fought the crown un- must use. the streets and this bus line, | of three lessons and all men in the sebeot for children up to ig ase oF next few weeks, Come back and b the security of the loan so. that, even} tip jt gave to men econamal liberty. It}aud are dumped inte the mud? The new | Sty whe do net, helana ayenhere » veers. We hela oe “ung ay a Le, get busy sn oy pad forthe ai One Year, Daily and Sunday oo/ should Germany default in her repara fought the church until they got religious | Bucknum school heyse will seon be fin- oe Att Ree Te tel Naas Sele ie cen nee tee rene ie alonas Ares ea ten t), Qe Meer, Sunday Only. tions payments and it becomes necessary | iiherty: They stained Europe red with i Conn ty| Superintendent May Ham-| protherhood class rooms day from 13 noen until 5 p,m. street bus passes the church, : 3g | again to resort to force or military oc-| their blood. Then, they came here anal iltan was wondering this morning, how| se ‘aye glad te announce to the poammeee Ce A ‘Yhree Months, Daily amd Sunda: cypation, thé first moneys collected by} started the same fight for freedom frem| the teacliers aml children were going to] music lovers of the city that our The Apostolic Faith Assembly, First Moti - ; ‘og | Such means will be he to the Pa the same thing on this seil. evereome the mud and slush this fall,| pastor's daughter, Miss Franets, ais, North Melrose, Elder David Sunday wehool, 8. » Maaatiy, ment of the loan. For this reason the} “6s ger revoluti 2, ion | wi 4 spring in reaching it, She re-| will give a yoeal reel on ehultz, pastor. erintendent, 7 sermon secretary believes. no difficulty will, be Pour cabiiniion anaetin fathead that the school sutheritien oul | ay Svoning’ tthe yp ge tend La AR Pi ga efi ag Emi sees aE ge predicts that even larger sums. will be| hands of the federal government. Patrick} Now Mr. Mayor, and members of the aie er et is froe Ph is hoped areiee sane ee eens more, Mra, 0. W. Hileres, © 11:00 ivately loaned to German industries! (fenry almost defeated the adoption of| city conneil, if you will go out there, that the publje will avail themselves {service 7:30 p.m, All are welcome. | Junior church, Miss Catherine Coale y American investors. He says exper-| ihe constitution on that score. When he| take your city engineer and street eom:|ef the opportunity of spending an] Every Wednesday night Bible study,| in charge, Subject, “The Happy 404 Sharon Bldg. 56, New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cab Copies of the Daily One Year, Daily and Sunday Year, Sunday Only -- Ss Months, Daily and Sw , Three Months. Dally and Sunday « ! One Month. Daily and Sunday 40h subscriptions must be paid 1 . ience clearly demonstrates that the Unit-| a it was not known until loner wit view the t enjoyable evening, Strangers in the| Elder Herbert Da: of. Leaven.|Pirnce.” Duet by Kleanor. Burwell } and the Dally ‘Tribune wilt not insure de-t od States was meh more potent in.pro-} Vi i cotenen he Pg ett ia ek ig avis Beau weal Fp etry city are always welcome to our|worth, Kans., will hold revival gerv-|and Gene Durham. 7:00 p. m. even- } livery etter subscription bechmes one month) 1 sing the adoption of the Dawes plan . h out! services. fees starting on the 13th. Come|ing service. Sermon, Rev. John 5 in arrears. ing 4 was taken whether he would march out} talk to the Jexpayere out there, I believe hear the gospel preached in the|Pearson.. Anthem “Worship the ; ——_______________ than she could have been if she had been} o¢ the Virginia convention which was} you will find that a few hundred dollars Frobvieriee, pewer of the spirit. Lord.” Heyser. ‘Tuesday. £00 “Ep. 4 KICK, IF YOU DON'T GET YOUR a member of the league of uations, be} to ratify the constitution, and start civilPinvested in gravel will greatly relieve the} 4.011, yn See streets. Rev. Spe. suas : party. Wednesday : “ pasa parce me eS atter tote | AUS? 2” it is she ds in 1 sErolney war. He stayed in the convention, only} suffering af Kenwood, I would like to eis, Wil St, Mark's Ti rvice, led by the pas- * tne crete tor ft. call 3 or 16 and i win | “2 European politics and her efforts to} on the assurance that the powera of the| meet you in session and talk thinga ever. Seat, Seventh and Wolcott Sts, Rev, {tor Friday 7:30 “Choir rehearsal, pein Se el Bk irecominag boned help have in no instance aroused the} gederal government would be restricted . JOHN M, WENCH, x 5 Philp K, Edward Priday 2:80 Ladies’ Ald circle meey 5 eS agp cetenetais Apri sg slightest suspicion. regarding the sincer- by amendments. And it was Patrick ~ - Communion at A ngs, ~ wen? ity of her motives. Henry who won over Thomas Jefferson . ; ; day Rchool, 945 a, m. Sane BaP) Church of Jesus Christ of Later IN 1 and it was Jefferson who won over Mad- Lines and Angles day showed an Speretea of # Pia and sermon at 11 m bsg Mr Hy Worse and Worse i They were the progressives of their By TED OBBORNE the “prvigve Dae Come and St. Anthony's Catholic, Services held in Labor Union hall, ar You may look through the long service + They were fighting to keep power Nome day bring the ehildren, 7300 p. m.,] The Ray, Vather J. H, Mullin, pas- | 94 North \voloott St, Sunday school 3} 2 Boasting of Treason of LaFollette in congress, but it will be an things out ay the cluthes of the/fed: T am Rettig to ‘ch Foune Wena movers Tue nee: Aielaant eee nt oe We Moreton, | 70 Oe? Savane ie conte 1) te “4 ie seat ane acer 8 if you e: a . eral government. Get mad enou; ings of the young people, ieme pa: 0 “ pkey) sk "ord covering the same period. Both were} But now we have it red hot from him, a | Pin and pore = ventana invorial: That doss not Mas Agnew, anovister: Ladies Ala|. Benediction at’ a o'clock Maas Grace African. Methodist, traitors to their country at that time] brilliant plan. that will set agriculture} ~*t 18 & curious mockery to “a with a socletyg Thursday, 2:20 p. m,, in the] during the week at 7:30 and § o'clock, |-. "The Friendly Church," 305 North 4 2 rs Y es “ . who cspouse the opposite point of view Servant ’s com: spent, F Grant street, Rev, % J, Burwell, and their actions since have shown con-fon its feet and make that great industry voclaim themselves as progressives, i ' ¢ paylers, Mrs. Patiilo’s co © B. D, Miniater, ¢ ' chusively that veither of them have either | permanently prosperous. Forget there is De nea tebe vena vion such as-have not Fue charse, This ¢| Churen ay tM a yooh in the | The miniater:having:returaed.frera 2 ipa ors gic ae og Tie aakeeeter op oe pe lived in the United States for-a-hun- ie MES impress ta auditorium of the elty hall on Sum | conference. regular services will. be 3 duy afternoon rolock; observed Sunday at ‘The Friendig Faced a Church." Munday achool at 30 a, me Unity Truth Center. jubject of lesson, ‘Jesus Drivem Room 6, Zhittermeister building, | {fem Naxareth." "Preaching at 1A ' dyed. years‘or in England for thie. ac: OPPORTUNITY KNOCK bs aere tved. Dhey want to go back to the da : ING 2 large number_ of Is there a surplus of wheat? That | °%*°: wiiataht nalaved Bain He (diseonsolately)—-“I don't believe serviee js the oeeasion of comment. merely means were bread for everyone. | 2f State ownership and an e " T haye a friend in the world." ‘ “Utficial statisties—how the campatgn | 2s class, And the irony of it is that fi | also traitors to their country but ne one Al recalls that while ‘either of then lived ~| they ever bragged about their despicable treachery: or teok pride in it. Beginning with September 4, It is Min ‘(hepafully)—“Herds a chance | proposed to make fine musio an im-| Services at 11 a, m. Sunday and § p.|% ™: Subsect, of sermon, “Lengthy c mit ; * ‘ the workers are fastening—or ae pro) b s. At|h) Tuesday evenings, ening and Strengthening" or "Oup eee ine pplatbercgr is, Posbey pet 9 ie See sa Wry dail ca to. faxten~rthe yokes upon their own) (9 make ones tend nad Mee potent) preted eameeaiicr the | iret ore - | Alm for the New ie pe crime. us capita as t id. Senator LaFob | Becks: « k Ti ie Be choir, Prospective members are rer Church ie Nagarene Met cairn Roe Freingn Jette pated tae this nae ate “With such an effort in. progress, the} SEAESERDED It ested to.make known thelr will: Corner 12th and South Poplar. yee ae full of ais a | Rev. C, 1. Johnson, . are # G6 9} maness to help ae soon a8 possible Servlees--Bunday” school, 30:00 Tam, but I don't go} xorth Cwieton | mosting 8405 a roan Fi i he e industries which deal ‘with natu ustics rourt martial followed by [has ained at Wwar-level prides, “while the waaaa a ia stone wall and a file of | wheat has gone down. It’s the old fallacy hed! ea es ply zs the! é » saldiers: > again that bread is nothing but. wheat; on old Rilnaee bas ents biel Pe If the patriotic people of this coun-} whereas it is a lot of things besides, ‘in: | °! Rs er ae, DE Mne at H, and United hays meee sircetn” Gharies O. ftovt, minis | edneaday Te ee prerin ie He had married a, widow and all went | teF: Sunday school meets at 30:00, not having a church to attena nent sired, You are always welcome te we! L torn few weeks when they had their | Come 9"4 see a really enthusiasts | sunday we extend to you a coraiel | 24" services. > tee wilt stand for & pute of negr crim. cluding labon all of which. are higher Linea Petey Se bee ams baa ple‘are not eating as much bread per | MUCh ab stake, it matters little whether capita may it not be that”they are eat-| {&e resources are attacked as a whole |-fiest-quarrel. The next day he came down| Say. put-they were there in time | {#Vitation to come and spend an ing wore of other food products? What} °° Whether the attack is centered on one. peewee Pa to breakfast with a band of mourning on] to be counted, The rest were just pooe aye two with us dn worship: 4 : Le i hurch vi C ; “ 5 loa? f whethe: omni-| bis arm. ; looking on, We must beat. that, | TeV! bs ear ‘round. : have, “official statistics” to aay about! Dha'aeaeure le-propesed or wheter ths | “Oba vo sorry,” bald bie wile, "What | Sree aust lererent we ene] Ged Brus, fine sinaine kag ha notion is ta concentrate on coal or on| is it for,” setting ready tor the rally day 8) Winter Memorial Pres D R [ ba oil, The fact i% that what applies to} “or your first. husband,” he replied. | eck Msi eiede juf Fundey ane a oe] 1008, Durbin Prectbnter : one must apply to all; that what will) “I'm serry he died.’ 308, his too will be the Jast Sun] SF8ded Bunday school begins at : Fea ~— 9 o'clock, There is a mistake: N. apply to all must apply to each. That day for your present minister s0 1 mis n No, Gwendolyn dear, a chafing dish fetus make it tame of celebration | 40% that @ Sunday echool is for 9 . being as true as it is obvious, the nat- children * 4 7 ren ‘only, The adult who ural resource groups cannot dissociate} can yet be fixed with taleum powder, togethor, ceases to study soon becomes i 4 " * » s a, bac! themselves in this struggle. They have ea te petty Agel marie ies number, in religion as well as im GENEVA, Sept, 13.—(By The Am at stake at once their own economic in- EASILY DOND last morning sermon as the follow: | Politics. A woman's study class | sociated Press)—"“urope must ain dependece and the liberties of the whol¢ Professor—“Buppose vou were engaged | ing Sunday will be'a meager service | OUld be a feature of our Sunday | arm or go bankrupt.” This-was the race, ; V » inals like LaFollette and Wheeler, blow- - ing about their treasepable acts in time + of war, American loyalty and devotion to American institutions are things of the past. We may just as well destroy the: Declaration ef Independence, forg { the Boston Tea Party, and all ‘the glor- : ious history that has made this republic feared and respected the werld over. No man after committing treason should live under the American flag to least of his treachery to. it. Maine: Stands ‘Firm | in price than before the war. And if peo- ‘enator LaFollette proposes; as soon as he is elected president, to “bring about a more just, a more equitable distribu. tion of wealth,” and thus provide “a more stable, a better market”—which i. sounds very much like half-baked ism. The fact is, of course, as most farmers know, that we raise more food in the arta ae he i s morning program because no shift: | declaration of a prominent E True, to her itieal traditioy Maine] United States than we can possibly eat in the autopsy of a subject and it gave]of Sunday. school and church, works ; us ure reports with Pea round Republican ourselyes, The sale of these Elite to = Kei a. signs of life, what would you do?” jJBRNONT srenine, ps sung lar Attendance mines eat ty ee Peninet romana pepe a od majority. ‘Fhe Republican governor has| Europe has enriched the United States Mud In ‘enwood edtical Student—“I would change the jedan tye | Abies Fecorded at the 11 o'clock period of ating various 9 why the ngr upwards of thirty-seven thousand te the} greatly; has helped to make this a great Tudge J. M, Hench, well-known attor- | subject, reason ; Public worship lest Sunda . ; the chureh May, IA-} ans of the world>are strivini ney of this city, has addressed ay open amd ‘ bosrd ant ‘ananciat committees ‘un shag eee mean increased in-| prevent future wars by eahe ‘@ letter to Mayor Loy and the city council] Do you. often ask your husband for ty. » tavecy asaron Ke Sey meets | a system-of penalties, on the subject.of the ssable condi} advice about things?” » Kame good: reportel rig) ana evening oe ip fol re: | ane recta act tas menH SagoRaDe tion of the streets in the southeast por:| “Oh yes; it flatters him, and I'm not Bat we are | Ret! Welcome to afl, |? follows: | ment yesterday of her readiness: te iHanks to, the Dawes plan, which Sena] tlon of the city, of Which the following | obliged to follow it if T don't want tor og APRA SN otc Rl bea teed tain WG Previn’ (eae ee ees or oetje so scornfully SMISseR. a co : ladies Co nmuntt, Nothing wilt mere quickly and directly “ho the Honorable Mayor and City THE USUAL SIGN Wa ry ways, eapecially the = The plan of last Sunday if be | Prowsht into court because of Custemer-—"Er-er-ah !-er-er-um-ah !” contributions to our. rummage sales | {olowed in this church, namel: f thelr generous act of her navy, restore American agriculture than to he} Council: pee Bs chi 2:30 p,' i tempting ‘to. palatal ooretae able to send its surpluses once more for Over thirty days ago I acquired a Jeweler (to assistant)—"Bring that|and to the men‘ for their financial Baws ania wer Fa aerate Bs peace in purstance’ of gsanetione the feeding of Europe. The home market} residence property located at S25 Kast tray of engagement rings here, will you| help in making possible the work after which Sel ce Girls"! taken under the league of nations will then consume, as it does now, the] 'I'welfth street, being one block west. of John?” wee ee needed in thl#] may leave ¢ they wish. 3; president doltinls app niedhinanb, will continue to be better, streets, the corner where the Kenwood This department doesn’t care so much great bulk of the products, But prices} the corner of McKinley and Twelfth worship and sermon by C, {ie coats hooey ela dismissal, An hour at | ee “ What must be thought of the intellec-} bus stops and turns. During the past{about establishing connections with ES seco: rae Bast sixth] PUreh #2 well spent. hour. tual honesty of a man of the intelligence | forty-cight hours I have endured an ex: Mars, but it really would like to get in street, Elmer M. Berg, pastor. ° Grace Ensliah L possessed by Senator LaVollette, who] perience that vividly recalls to my mind ftouch with Verus, Sunday school (all classes in Eng-|. -p, Toenetah Lathorsn, seriously puts forword the proposition | my pioneer experiences in the the prim: lish) at a. m.; morning worship! 932 ‘south Ash’ Ficury Rate ate * good, the Republican United States sen- * ator has more than forty-eight thousand more votes than the Democrat ond the four Republican congressmen are all re- elected by increased majorities. It was a good day's work for Maine. The Republicans of that state were taking no chances with anything that jeopardized the election of Coolidge, so to a very large extent they voted the Re- publican ticket straight, which is al- ways the safest thing to do, It was the general opinion ‘of the country that the Ku Klux Klan, owing to recent agitation of the question, would complicate the voting, but the K. K. K. was either ignored or forgotten on elec: tion day, just as it has been elsewhere. and prosperous nation, The failure of the European market is what chiefly ails and hag ailed our agriculture the past few years. Its restoration now promises, ) that American agriculture can possibly | itive days of Casper, when board side: IMPRESSIONIBTIO f and sermon in Wnglish at 11; even | Ant pervices held in eR AEE In Maine it was a-matter of much-less| live on the home market alone? walks were scarce, and street paving| Critice—“And what does this painting | ine worship and sermon at 8. Comell ha, corner Second and Wolcott importance than the election of a Re- If this is the best remedy the third] minus. In those days, however, each represent?” You are welcome, streets, Artist—“I really don't know now; Regular Sunday morning worship 5 8 ‘Trinity ‘Lutheran. such a long time since I painted it,” Corner Park and East Fourth|°"7 fermion at 11:00, a nbdoot of publican president. If Maine is the barometer this ‘year as it is claimed it has been in the past, party candidate can bring forward for the farmer's plight we do not wonder that he has been so slow to propose it, sturdy citizen was clothed in the rai- ment and aroma of the ancient and ab: original sheepherder and cow puncher, sermon, “Hero or reeta. ve W. C, hwaldt, 5 then the nation is due for a Coolidge and the manliest specimen of manhood ex: HIS TITLE fer EES fis. para ae ne all, B 4 SALT CREEK i ide in Nov , 5 z ,w si « ¥ ew pastor, Vv. W. C, }e on Dawes landslide in N ovember Inevitable Conclusion Lh tape a Sascha sit py 2A haga sanaetse ee style of address-| The ed DaRter. aay evar ship and sermon at BUSSES 4 Z : “The ocean has its rivers, the’ rivers | wero nil i clal and commercial rating.| Your warship.” Gunday, ‘Géptember 14th. BY! ciat musical treat is in Kindler’s Candidacy their creeks, the creeks their brooks and] In those “gumbo,” soppy wet and P. “he. hl py a Who attend the evening service, 3 Busses a Day There is an element of danger in the} the brooks their springs. It is the spring] well a pleasure and an asset.) He—“I think your small brother is|yobraska will pheceah ini ,| Mrs. Newman, @ prominent con- Each Way entrance\of Hon. George FE, Kindler of| that feeds the ocean and the ocean that] for it meant plenty of grass for the old very impudent, He called me an. April | services beginning at 10:30 {ralto singer who has sung in Chi- Powell, into the contest for United] feeds the spring. If one could dry up the : maid ewe and festive yearling steer, Yes, Fool just now,” Members: of t cago and other large cities, and who in those days those who had the temerity she— i 2 such as have net yet found a chureh | *¢"S in “Robin Hood nit was one , t : She—‘Why April, I wonder? int dg cordially invited to atteng| Pi@ved In Casper, will sing ‘at the to live here, were nature’s weather — hat ce and worship and re.| SUnday evening service, Mrs. New- beaten and hardened creatures, whose| People who go away for the summer | { It will 53) the only} ™#n wiil sing, “Oh! Rest in the temperments ane complexions weré bard: seem to be finding it without any , but the new pastor Lore, from rere Visitors and ened and painted in Wyoming's saddle] trouble. Ce hopes to take up the regular sched-| StFa@ngers are invited to attend all hued tints, that only a Wyoming s ! , ule of services on the following Sun-|®UF Pervices. A hearty welcome to Resp stn ae AND EXPRESS rays, and chinook gales can paint. Yes, UNCLE WOOK SATS Cap i Salt Crock T. : ortation in those days things social, religious po ay t knock th’ 'L’ out of Slave Neeuetasae twa nore Mhatneor Emmanuel Baptist Company” . litical, commercial and scientific, were ; ten years he was pastor of the larg-|_ Fifteenth and Poplar streets, Dr. TELEPHONE 144 exalted to the highest pinnacle of exact: @st Lutheran church affiliated with|¥* 7. Hanna, pastor. ness, without any pretension of patent-| “1 conclude that’s a fly,” said the} the Misxourl Bynod in the state of| Sunday: 9:30 a. m., special prayer leather-Chestorfieldian adornments. young trout. Minnesota and that Chaska, Minn.,|#ervice. All officers of the church i i ss Amidst a darkness, that Would put.to]’ “You are right, my dear,” answered | now bonaie the mom beet Luth- preety gehoo! should be present 1 t f ic “| . i rj ¢ran church in that state. For rea- bi a. m., Sunday $5 00 R thd Nia ahh ervanel rae Mpic Pea rtlearbe is but never jump at conehir Of health the pastor came to schools Help us break the attend- . ewar after my detached overshoos, sinking, Wyoming vik years ago” and “has $08 record next Bunday. 11 0S Be, sinking deeper, in a vile morass, appar: . Five dovlars reward will be pald tte since been instrumental in bullding| the pastor will preach. Theme, “In DISTANT ently to an endless bottom of pure, .um- LEAVE CASPER Townsend Hotel 8 a.m, 10 a, m., 2:30 p, m. LEAVE SALT CREEK 8 a. m, 2 p. m., 5:30 Pp States senator in this state. From a:sel- fish political standpoint we would rath- er Mr. Kindler had remained out, for with but two contestants Senator War. ren and Judge Rose, we felt pretty cer- tain Senator Warren was a reasonably easy victor. In the unsettled political situation in the nation created by the LaFollette candidacy for president, and the placing of congressional candidates in the states and districts bearing the LaFollette stamp of approval endangers both the Republican and Democratic prospects with LaFollette prairie fire sweeping over the country. Mr. Kindler fits into the LaFollette program with a ni He is a man of considerable abil wide information spring, one might, in time, dry up the ocean.” Thus writes the Mining Congress Journal, “A nation has its wealth, wealth its money, money its commerce, commerce its industry and industry its natural re- source, It is the natural resource that feeds the nation and the nation that feeds the natural resource. “The analogy is complete, Why pur; sue it to the inevitable conclusion, It goes without saying that whoever con. trols the natural resources controls everything that grows out of them, One might as well try to persuade the think: ing men that you can have a healthy tree when its roots are encased-in concrete as to make them believe that it is pos: the part Ish! . up congregations and missions at] What respect is the Bible different Bay Priienn intaranea’ leeting “Have you any near relatives?” Emblem, Greybull, Basin, Worland,| from other books? Is it .authorita: ; : to the capt t th sible to have a free and competitve in-| adulterated “gumbo” in my endeavor to “Only a brother, but-you couldn't call . W Writing of | tlve? -If so, on what subjects?’ fraudulentiy eal! Ime. aubacriptio and oratorical powers. Since his an-|dustry when the natural resources are} reach McKinley street, between Jeffer:| him near—he lives in New Orleans,” the Greybull Standard | 2:80 p. m,, Junior Union, “All our {from Tribune subscribers. Patro nouncement of candidacy wonder has| captive, son street and MeKinley, the sainted vis- ; “Rehwaldts have heen aj boys and gifla between the ages of Megan erty aoe er been expressed by many observers of| “(VParentheticalfy, it makes no differ-| ions of Thomas Jefferson and McKinley, | Why is it folks’sit this way in social life Art ra eld ene 4 a gran pe prsesbes 7:00 | cari who deliver the ‘paper a meno attalss, Ste A Reale Laced Waaeat the Sone in Smarvisen, bd as it were, Nib WATS a wand of dis. ie car we miss, will be missed * come and “encourage “een young eitien. Weyone are net au spouts party not ava: self of Mr. Kindler} private money or public money. It is} gust from the clou jeavens, appeared| While in the car we catch at last Plan to attend Nation ser. le. 8:00 p. m,, rated , euten rat mee. as a senatorial candidate and at the|enongh that it is controlled by some Retore my eyes. I was in no eek to ‘We're jammed like this? : erm Panett, Veledee Baw hierar oro] vices at Trinity Lutheran next Sun- on, Text, Matt, Vld-16. We show hisvcredentials. If he cag Gay morning. The bold testimony | nesday, 7:30 p, m.. Bible study aS Me gall the: Tribune, of Lutheranism, ringing with the| prayer service, Bring Dibles, There T I hi elephone 15 money and that that money is, in turn, controlled by some individual.» “Tt is no think graciously of those two departed statesmen, Their visions were forced to contended by those who la- .typ.-ba it the services he rendered that party while 5 OUR DAILY SON soember -of-it- tay "within the ponsibjlitics that Mr, a Rounder © clear note of same time repay him by recognition for Square