Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1925, Page 8

aalieestieentilieetiindinetinel PAGE EIGHT OF GIRL SEAT’ ) ARRIVES TODAY t Banner Week Planned Here With School For Leaders. J 1 a banqu t the Towr Pp tomorrow i of Girt * ° ' ¢ ¢ a ‘ > r r 2; ; d will conduct train. a classes in Girl Scout work during They will be held 4:30 to 5:30 o'clock r n t i x t x 1 & « “ « wheor aver 1 vill be held ume dur ek, the date for 1 hich will be « 1 jpcal Girl Scou > De tull fror 1 3d boost the + ‘The Girl Sco { an r } tion to the ‘ Of this 1 Decause “pough 3 Rt of scot i athy and u + ands nd elg ain Jeart's d ome @ Pp: the large « any ¥couts. Ey 8 the 1 af the Scouts—the outdoor life that } m encouraged, the fun that is made } to Surround the once despised house 1 hold duties, the interest that 1s « brought to bear mastering tho les sons of physical growth 2 development. B' know what it things to pass For every troop of sixteen or twen- i ty Girl Scouts a captain ts a nec { essity. She must be a young woman of fine sympathy, understanding and broadmindedness, and not so far from her own girlhood mentally that she is unable to appreciate the why 1 blunders. She must be able to give time as well as persona ty to her young friends, for there are camps and tramps, and evening rctivities and classes and many hings where the leader is indi sable. Interest 1s increasing in this righly specialized service to youth, is the fact that nearly four thousand ollege women took Girl Scout lead rship training courses last year in licates. But many more are needed 9 captain the troops of girls waiting o enter the Scout organization MR EPISODE UPSETS SENATE (Continued From Page One) ferred that Ernst might have knowledge of them was in regard to this that 1 ‘ds that I did. EB the w Couzens made no comment The “liar” episode terminated ar fternoon of heated attacks, counter ttacks, defense and denou pment y the two factions in the Couzens. fellon fight oyer the arbitrary as ssment of $11,000,000 against Cou or allegly unpald-1919 income xe! The controversy came up fo \troduction by Couzens of a resolu owing on asking for an extension of t of his special senate committee stigati a of internal venue When Sec! M nu e department wot the a fending the t and ass 2ens. ss entered the ntrove e side of the Michigan rena Exclusive Funeral Chapel ee Use of Chapel k istant 1 Service valid Coa Lady As The Lorton Funeral — Home GEORGE LORTON, Proprietor First Class Service Day and Night Reasonable Prices , 333 South Beech St. Phone 899 Casper, Wyo. INA! HFAD ‘DOK CHICAGO, March 14.—Man, | will have a huge, dome-like head, a-spindling body, dump) haps hoofs for feet; Professor Con- department of Northwest- rlusive intetview |legs and arms, and pe jrad Tharaldsen, of the zoology ;ern university, prophesied toda | with the United Pres little need f bane are doing av the seicntist explained, of use fs caust ar portions of the body to de And the tourist SILENCE TBE BROKEN SOON BY SINCLAIR IN THE LEASING GASE Interior Fall and Mr. an‘s ever growir fessor pointed out bring a gre: a bulging brow in p space in the he matter of the br head of this prehis struc’ m Page Onc) the jaw has r onstitutional lay ranean quarries orld drama ot witch's head with s n diamonds. s of plain and sensible living, whether the witch will find the court ‘Phe: man proceedings broth to her he will probably Che Casver Sunday Tribune E FORK HEAD AND SPik So Says Zoologist Who Says Man Did Not Spring from Monkey but Was Expert in Climbing Trees By EDWARD D. DERR (United Press Staff Correspondent.) in an € muscular | gi: d legs al-| brain r Tharaldsen declared. | ne Inve s rapidly | sen. with the need for | savage ot onl room w reqaired for| future are may depend on the fads brain, the pro-| and fancles of today. Certainly the this will] children of the next generation are lominance, the girls today 8 a positive tendenc: bulging brow," Professor | tion said. ‘The old Cromag-| ed in a jacket of steel. ric man had a slanting ure with a protruding | sense is all important. The bony portions of of the head have given ded. The | 1 »me more firmly model. | ers, tho sto-pl mic theary, xperimental apron did not | inevitable. knee And his clear,} ‘The human race is progressing the zed ou and saw | under §volution, Everything there of evolution in time to] is a mating of germ cells there are the heritage of gner like the cartoon of the | never the savant continued. | gradua’ have to wear! the environment,” he concluded. LING BODY WILL IDENTIFY MAK TWO-MILLIQN YEARS HENCE | finished merchandise, | st utdowns of factories for want of hancling snow, cl and repairing damy to pvoperty. 1 retail trade unseasonable and certain Industries being retarded by ‘bad weath slows up automobile while the de- and truck purch ,000,000 years from now, winter weather, euch a factor, mus. be suspended dn north during With the increase of our apacity, certain physical as. ning to diminish in| sets have been lost. We are getting ted. We are losing the mell, s0 powerful in the not get out so warm that people then it became will appearances pe| “Thur We see there is a good rea- g the mus-/ changed, but society itself will be -| different In the next generations,” he degared. What the people of the t few weeks many thought it true that the corner turned for the better with the electior of Coolidge in electing him. aps of the United States and the poor crops of Europe resulted in discouraged farmers a new hope just before election, which | helped the Republican party. same weather well since and, eased skull, with | going to be more healthy because are free trom ‘cor. to-| sets, The mothers of thia genera ad their bodies tightly locked giving our If the present tendency continues wus little need for| the man of the future will reduce t dress to the minmum, We are giv- ing up superficial things and gradu- n was a| ally coming to realize that common in fact, went on January and February, from which we are now suffering.” In addition to giving these rea- sons for the disappointing business which certain sections are witness- “Glands will have a greater func- adually the brow has bulged to; tion to perform in the future,” he the increasing store of} predicted and went on to explain most of us are dissatisfied, but by regulating glands, we can ‘oduce children who will be work- e who will have intellectual had retreated down to-| interests, as the apt family does at these words: “This study of weather and busi- ness demonstrates most clearly how employers, ralroads, shopkeepers and preachers and suffer tiogether. one group can have misfortune with- out it hurting present. ability | “A British contemporary, Richard bysteal bulk | Burdon Haldane, declares that with- adays."" in 500,000 to 2,000,000 years bables dsen is a husky | will be born and developed outside himself; he towered above| the human body. his is called the lal Bureau). he desks {n his laboratory, and his Gorge er SHEPHERD TO FACE CHARGE and it seems 16,777,216 chances for variation. The variations which are useful survive. {the future will prob-| We are heading, (where we will arrive) toward Utopia. We are fitting the individual to CASPERHIGH WINS HONORS “ (Continued From Page One) contests st‘ Laramie horn-rimmed | a court-room despot isions are thc ing at all tir Debating—Tleta appointed b; eading—Harrie ting down ni with his for ing on his brow. reat lawyers in ste BABSON PAR busine improve: —Guida, McDaniel: first; Mina Sweeten, Powell, second Extemporaneous speaking—Georse | Sheridan, first get W. Bab youngish looking man with athleti ge! McConnaughey, tie Coble, Cheyenne, sec Paul Scott, Laramie, firet: | enrock, second hel Mae Homes. eral economic. prol and is suave if not unctuous. Nias: urt-room manner An objection from an invitation to dinner. Tle is sald to be one of Philadelphia's pe the shorthand—Helen sections when the E which reflects, Representing the Sinclair inter Cheyenne, | Martin W. Littleton, G. Hoover of Washington, \ierer, second. y of Cheyenne, E n—Helmi Li Littleton and Mr Income Ta; viewpoint of the busine once something and somethir yard stick of 1919 Filing Due Monday | dwiew of Mfo—espec is life—and it will be many | ther. rs before we again sec the profit of those days. Hence I have no syni- | bad weather, but transportation at yer profoundly ver tional and corporation law spell-binding eloquence Colored W Drops Dead In Watching Fight to The corner, idort Room A street dropped dead while watching a two colored men groomed man wi Oven though t en Funeral home ements are be rner of his Hence it would not be su prising if we are to be five years or The tastiest sandwiches even longer In the pre a ery severe illness is a an} a.slow period of convalescence. It dy \ ni is the same with the business body Did you ever eat a “pig- as with the human body. Asa mat.|}| tail” sandwich? Try one ter of fact, it !s surprising that|| at lic. It’s a whole meal. ASSIFY | business has survive plendid in color t #| the drab and received during the world war. “The second reason. for current dullness {n some lines {s the direct result of bad weather which certain ili Ki fered the past winter. The weather 232 South Center St. was gonerally good everywhere un transfer the | Dome naval | navy department unfurnished bed and stoves, new tween form: “\'THER SLOWS UP BUSINESS IN U. S. “ Se"| Statistician Shows How Unseasonable Con- ditions Have Affected Trade With Dullness in Some Lines. nm, World fa who t son retail trade is not bette snow and {ce melted; shipping a: bso: transportation of all kinds wa: n average temperature of 5 cent below nor = compared with ve normal today, Ye tries are still quiet ar | eral ways , it makes it diff cult for people,to get out and ‘= business,” but thes helplessiy in the hands of the 4 year ago several reac « of vitality on perlod of bui The first is 1 for 30 days Ale merchants, the jobbe und the manuf men. | Re to measure business or w the past,month and this h rather than } The War gaye us all ings, tant ly | this mth of car loadings Not only ts buying retardéd by with either employers distribution are lkewlse checked. wage workers who expect to enjoy| Everything is delayed from th profits or wages today. | mails to the freights, Wires get ss and living expenses | down, Interfering with telegraph both be cut down to the 1910] and telephone communication age before ona can be| while both passe nd freish rimal Inys the delivery of passenger: trains are late. This not whi ® ow a great war su r m 1914 to 1919 e conditions of ee, f necessity 1 ormally quiet cor aw of action and re nbsolute and cannot be When prices, wages cv go up ab & nor * corresponding reaction the big dect! only natura Was turned ould be n bet é v AW) The main dit. —S | We t our manufac. | 5 r much greater | v's | Tf Your Wife is developr || can’t. cook, please don’t uittioulty 2 that || divorce her, keep her fora too rapid recovery, || pet and eat at the corner has turned years in the paces vy. | Chili King Lunch noe “at || in the city at the lowest which mu fi companied by || Prices. ’ d, as well as tt great upheaval which it You get quick and clean service at the ro suf | (Continued From Page One) | queathed all of his fortune, with the of $8,000 a year Pope, to fhe Shepherds. It was Olson who first advanced the theory that McClintock might typhoid germs, Faiman and Wil- have been fed he produced Dr. liam | Marchand, Shepherd had sent quiry to the school his admissions only Faiman made “I didn't tell of this before because I was ashamed to admit that Shep- herd gave me only $50 PRES GAMIINRE (Continued From Page One) the cost | fiance and: a confliét between the espitol and the White House pos sibly lasting for weeks, appeared’ to be in prospect. A short time after the senate learned that the president's an- nouncement that he proposed to give Warren a recess appointment if he was not confirmed, Majority leader iked for unanimous consent senate adjourn until! Mon After some objections by Senator Walsh, Montana, Democrat, chief of Warren's opponents, it was « to adjourn until Mondsy and to vote on Warren not later than 2:30 p. m on that day. | President Coolic nnouneed at the White House that he was still making every effort to secure the confirmation of Warren but that he proposed to disregard entirely a sec- ond rejection by the senate and ap- point him.anyway. He asserted he was, considering no other appoint ment and would consider none. The White House statement fol. lows: “Notwithstanding and rumors, the president is making every possible effort to secure the confirmation of Mr. Warren, As the time {s very short and to accom- mofate the senate, He has consulted certain men and ¢ senators as to what cours 2uld be pursued in case Mr. Warren is not confirmed “He has decided on no other ap pointment. He will offer him a re- cess appointment. “He hopes, however, that the un broken practice of three generations of permitting the president to choose changed and that the opposition to My. Warren, upon further consider- ation, will be withdrawn in order that the country may have the ben- efit of his excellent qualities and the the president may be unhamypered in Serie his own method of ex- ecuting the law News of the president's taking the offensive threw the senate into an uproar, Senator Reed, Missouri, Democrat, read the United Press dis. patch carrying the statement, from the White House that Mr. Coolidge aurious reports j Would offer Warren a recess ap pointment if he were again rejected by the senate. “I understand the United Press Is sending out this statement,” he sald. othing 1s so necessary in sus- taining any government as harmony in carrying out the word as well as the spirit of the law,” Reed said. “It would be a very sad day for this country if the congress shouid exercise its power to paralyze the arm of the chief executive. It would be a very sad day if we told the president and the country that we would not sanction any nomination he makes. “I can not bring myself to believe that the president of the United States is so lost to the dictates of the constitution of the United States that he would make this arbitrary action.’ It he accepts a recess appointment him the letter,’ Fatman told Crowe. Fla., March 14. til about the middle of January, it that; when a tremendously cold wave hit st November .run itself} the north with heavy snow The question was put today | in’ man: storms sections. New York state ous | was tied up worse than it has been working out sev-| for years. This snow in the North ms at his win-| was accompanied by rains in the South, where railroads were washed are asking me sub-| out and farms were flooded. Then me question,” re-|in February the weather suddenly They want to| turned warm everywhere. The 1d sneral busi-| blocked by fogs; and the rivers onditions, is going up so| swelled. It rained for three days They see where general | with Was year ago at Weather affects business in sev- uy ve business men of many com | We talk about “captains of indus i are ‘till doing no better | try’ and 1 mate consumer. When the women of the country stop buying, within cturers must stop. | lL buying awas greatly retarded s had its | reaction’ upon business, Bank clear: and ‘other tmpor dent due to nable wea “Many others hare worked upon work of J. Bjork: is by far the most satisfactory and our trees are more on the high road to health.” Landscape Gardening Warren will get no pay during the YOUR TREES Should Be Sprayed This Week March Is Budding Time for Most Trees and they are allowed to become a prey to certain parasites, bugs, and insects which take a firm hold upon the new leaf at birth and never give ita chance to develop. The result is listless, lifeless, stunted trees, and eventually no trees I Can Save the Trees of Casper My recent work upon the shade trees of the New York Oil Company in front of their offices on South Wolcott Street i real knowledge of the tree culture game. Here Is What Officials Say: “Mr. Bjork has just completed his work upon the shade trees by this company. He has pruned and cut them, that the better and bigger branches may be the énes to survive and improve the general appearance ’ Have Your Trees Sprayed Now is my advice to Casper property owne your trees and shrubbery over and tell you absolutely fre just what they really need, A Phone Call Will Bring Results J. BJORK Phone 444 presumption publican leade “I will make no eff AT GLENROGK h—Glenrock ndmark for nds a ruined shell as thi ment and did not subside untjl Glen rock's "splendid fire department had the structure is a co n of the fire suspected that a fire and permitted {t to get b as nO meeting had been held {n tho held a fession, but sufficient fire to take the chill off the room. ots ge seagrass ——— $$ them but we may safely say th At least, allow of charge Care of La Wiis