Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1924, Page 22

PAGE. TEN. VIOLINIST WILL | ATTEMPT TOGET BACK IN FAVOR One Time Favonte of Broadway Tryimg, to Regaim Prestige. By EDNA MARSHALL, Tripune Leased By The Casper L—In, « little upper. floor of a y home. for the aged; Joseph Da mee New York's, tavonite olinis in maotioln, eight hours m ao a. comebda Within 1 months, he Squres, al: hough %4 yeers have paased since hin. birthday, he. will de, back Inad- ng one of the dig hotel dance Addie, preparing: for rroheatras, or charming, the. city’s io lovers. with his, solos im a theater group. Not so many years ago, Joe Tatar with « mellow, almost human Stradivirus, was & part of Now right fe, directing the, or- he Waldorf, then, at the Hotel, when, the ison, Square ‘heater: wae ab itr nelgh nd final barming. the of he Astor House. Now York Iknew: him, loved: him snd) clnimed: him, as. its. own, Ad empties. of other. cities, to, win, hin ervices: were, frustrated) by. enter- wining New York managers, who. cnew. they not spare. him, temembering that, he prac: Hoing Sgain, determined: te, come mwok—but not with hin, Stradivinus. was » slept in a stolen several) yearns: age, lodging. house. In ® Uses & cheap violin, the “0 him by & man, whe, had af is plight indness has inspined him, to again, He is not tee, old) or the little, white, haired Before, he had to to, save, himself: from ne had) not the time, to row that a Wir om won oo, Uneds man procinims, hand hat wonk. so uving vite But hn, the. city. home, ip nim, De n, rs ago, sssuned vill) phat Tatar on sudapesi, Ho he band of the er He fitted sity, then, love A WAR AB: Y: inknown, He on hatel: sought nis, violin, Mostly he He, was too, good to orehestna., Concerts he. and) applause une rom 1 dineoting. inge egiment New York, for sod) music nim one w There was no for Tatar. onger a y He. tn- what money he had; seeiting to establish, a life income, And) vhnen, his investments failed, he peoulnted with, hin litte, remaining wealth, ‘That: went, too, und) Tatar, with bis graceful; mur sical hands, had) to, seek plaim, hand work, At nights, by the, glow, off adie lights. when, him body was: really too, weany- to respond) to, the 4) of hin, Wolim, he pinged: and; 1) not. time, to earn of making. music that was known as joan Two, months. aga, Tatar: wolte, in his, little noom on the lower Haat Bide, to, find: bis. violin-=whieh: has, heen, valued at $8,000-—gene. He nad loved: it, fongled: It, tallsed: to, tt and now it Was: gene, So, too, was is. nemaining: $1840) in. cash, by his lose, he appeared before Magistrate, Corrigan, of ssex Market court and asked to the werk: house. warm, thane,” he said, L will) be, supe, of work: and one to Ul to now thet my ne sent: to it will) be some Hidie, is, ge But he was sent to, this, other warm, home, where he could rest in- sisad of work, and) ®& man, in. Bart- fond, heand his stery and) sent: him @ little, cheap violin, ‘Tatar is, lear, ing to. piny: jaa, now, for with, no: work that must be done, there in plenty, off time. to, lean, ‘In & yearn” he says, “ shall Imnow how. I shall get somehow, a good Violin-anothar like my own, 1 shall) go, to, the. biggest: hotel tn New Yori and: lead: ite, orchestra, ut and , Naw. ¥c will gO ON-—and see, Balloon, tires. with, ball bearing spimdles make the Efudsen into) By BOBERD T. SMALL. Copyright, 1924 Consolidated: Press Association, WASHINGTON, Nov. 1--Out of il the, turmoil, and wolter: off disous- sion, whieh. has. followed the, pubitear tion, of the, income, tax lists has emerged the. recognized: right of the wife to, discover: how, mugh, money her hushand paid to the. government. With. this, information in. hand, it” is up, to. her: to, try to figure, out just how much. bis. income. amounted: to and: whether or- not he “held out! on. the folks, at home. This, of course, sion of the rights ofmere man and in. Ukely to, oause. more, disturbance and domestic. infeitcity than, any ather- phase, of the unprecedented 4- ome tax squanbie, It in & new examplifieation of the women, mill: tant... The Inst sacred: preeinots, of man, have been, turned) into, goldfish siobes, Man, has. fought to, the Inst iteh to prevent turning over the pay envelope to, the, wife on, Satur- day night. And he,, as, the bread winner of the family, hem felt he had: an. {naitenabie, right to, held out a few pence, ar a fow dollars. tro the monthly income. with, the. idea. maintaining: some, sembience. of In- Jependence, even though, he. had: it nots, Tho, treasury department: will) not | ndmit that: It in by of the, nuling:| that the wife shall, come. first: among | ip a serious Inva-| ne, coun have pinced wives: and) hushands—on. preferred: list of inspectors, Yes, it is true th there, are some. husbands. entirely, de- pendent upon, the bounty of thelr wives. and) these, sad) creatures: have felt, that they. to, haa; a, right to] seo. what the beter half was. really | getting In the wax. ofan Income, and| to. determine, whether on not theln} ‘ viowance Was it should) be. The collectons all) report that outside of newspaper ene nd) Duri ne rivals, the wives hay eome, in I) a SQ REI IET ETE PEELS, very, easy to steer. Doan permanente. jp faieienag Political, Adventisement TIC coming Neil Thomas CANDIDATE ON THE CASPER PARTY FOR COUNCILMAN Im Ward! 2 Will appreciate your support im the KET get the, “low baris’ barded t phone over only, the amount off they were ent souree from. which, come cama, such. pr and) the pion. of asury Women Get Opportunity To Get Real Figures On Taxes Paid by tus the di They, 2 in » There in, of o¢ the. lnw. oRMolnis g00d) deal: of emphasis. on yet,” for they, in common. with, many obsenvers, are. ¢ politically: mi the. opinion, gress will make en, the: publicity nue agt in YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED and you can depend on me to give you a square deal the Inquisitive. ones who desire to inepect t liste. made, available, by | the. recent: ruling: of Secretary Mell: | om, But as. if of one accord, th “14 petons, of intennal nav | FRED W. 'HUFSMITH | For City Councilman > SECOND WARD election Poittionl Advertisement the attempt ines. of one, band Ingest numbens. to, thein offices. to down!" on financial status, Wives in lange numbers, have bomr colleetons! offices, by, teln- sking. that they, be. funnished: the wine with hubby's, tax retunns. manded to know, even more than, the. Ingw. allows, and) vintually all) have. Ine honed: under the. impression must they “be thelr bus otal. of have de- at not tunnished: with tax pald led but OW, ny of DUPse, na ¥ put a the “ns, that the ine to, broad the reve- TAXPAYERS’ TICKET VOTE FOR, MCKEON It wil! mean a vote for ECONOMY IN ADMINISTRATION OF CITY AFFAIRS T. J. MWVKEON FIRST WARD “A Square Man for the Square People” GEORGE A. WEEDELL HUPP FIGHTING ‘The, collectors, neyort that since, isasion, numbering: nearly, 2%, 000. per- & they: have put into, effect the: 9%: sona,,@;.C;, Hutchinson, genotal: salen | tem of demanding. the names an) manager, says: | the motives: of all Inquirers, the Many women, haye re dence of the “snooping” ol FOR TAX ges on Motor Owners, Urged. ‘The. Hupp, Moter car corporation | has again taken, the Ieed toward the Juetion, of the Federal tax: om mo-, cars, In, letter to, ite entire do- Uo distnibutor and, dealer organ: Political Advertinement: Political Advertinement. Graduate of Univer. sity of Minnesota, Law. School, 19h4, Seven years’ active practice of law in, Min- nesota and) Wyoming; Your Support Will Be Appreciated Politioal Advertisements qunst of; tax, Unie he; dinviniahed tn | 1. serene wolnctins: ke conmiaanon intensity. fused: to, give. thelr names. when, toit) || that these names would: be. funnished) lon: the, reduction, of eogelse particularly as regards “moter ve: bi 4 ‘Some, relief was granted at the}, haracter of; muni. of the, demande, made; upon !Nat. saamlon: of congress on: panty aid: WARY TURKEYS them, h all aa | and) low-pived) moter minatory: apd An, UNE: Dur. | ners of 15,000,000) mo, COUNCILMAN FIRST WARD Tam not in faver ef paving; where it will be a financial burden to working people. I Paid For This Ad Myself Tam: under obligation: to no OF THE, Your: vote will be greatly appreciated: By one of Casper’s Oldtimers: and: in Casper elevem years, veteran, a contractor and! builder, was postmaster two, years, has served) two terms: im the legisla distinction, is, a member of the bar and is. we fied! for legislative duties, DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE Natrona, County | taxes. my | aoe t7. the business in, whieh, you \portant: that you. get In toueh, with| ae vhgnged: Jf you yet Uy toneh with candidates aid, ascentainghoin views eleeidon, and seaune their further tax: reduction at thet neat | session, of congress," people don’t want me in the City Council. For Tried and Trustworthy SERVICE Cast Your Vote for W. W. SPROUL FOR‘STATE SENATOR W.. W.. Sproul! has: been. in, Wyoming eighteen years and Nebraska turkeys have, been, shipped: from bene this, weelt, ae re alneady, singled iu) state, and local vebicies, who for heavy, § You: will be of mia andidnies hefone pledge vw congressional CHEYENNE, Wyo, teen, thousand) pounds of Wyoming: ene. That’s why some VOTE: FOR Political WARD) NO: 32 W. F. DUN FOR This ad paid for by an. He isa Spanish, War une; with: 1 quali» Wyo, nil, Ne A. E. CHANDLER ~ For Councilman Third Ward A Wyoming: Man, Who: Believes: in: Supporting: Wyoming, Products, HONEST, EFFICIENT;, PROGRESSIVE: Sheriff 14 Years a Good Citizen of Natrona County SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1924, enne. and Lingle, Wyo. distniete: the Mor | — | signed: to. New, York City, ! | turkeys, were. naised: in. the Chgy- li Tribune. wantnds. being. Tesulte, district, A. E. CHANDLER FOR COUNCILMAN CASPER TICKET—THIRD, WARD Jul thet portion, of the city, lying: east: off Durbin: street and) south, of the, Chicago, and: Northwestern, tracks. —~Political Advertisement, Old Resident —Politioal: Advertisements