Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1925, Page 5

MONDAY, MAY 4, 1925 Che Casper Daily Cribune : FS PAGE Fiv Ww. cent @ gavel of his offi time toda. « Fokker, anbe the most formidable fighting plane in the world. loaded, is capable of climhag three miles in 10 m NEW ROTARIAN Potter Produces New War Bane HEAN ASSITMES ay aa OFFICE TODAY W. O. Wilson Takes Up| Nicolaysen’s Gavel At Noon Meet. amous Dutch inventor and designer of airplanes, has produced what he claims to A aingle seater, it weighs only 4,480 pounds s | SUDDENLY UNEXPECTEDLY i WE RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING WIRE—HERE IT IS i i READ IT--IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF nd planets in| are expressions of happi- usic appeals to | y other thing {n hearts and minds of tant friends and dis- | arouses the emotions | than the power of music," con- 4 Mr. Reed. “Among the fond- est memories of childhood are the f lullabies sung by a loving Music ts the one art which draws solely on the !magination of the composer. With the advent of Christianity, music began to find ex- pression. 2 that time numerous inusical compositions in. every tongue have served to inspire man being in efery field of hum: endeavor.’ fr. Re struction 4 the musical -in- ldren in the public | per and everywhere | , d States and | United States | ea “singing | _ de. | ¢ musical exceedingly ©. paper he ananuf: use of gas and its impo! tility. Mr. ‘Young's subject in a very | and proved of| the members of the Rotary club, Mr. Young stressed the importance of the cv-operation of everyone in Casper to encourage the location of as many ofl refineries as possible here» where cheap gns 1s ayatlable due to the proximity of producing territory. of the corpmitt 25-26 us announce paper cover thorough of thre o,.one fre H. Pelton, Jr., H. H. | 2 MacD. , W. J. Cham: Milo L. Foy, Educational 5 and Dr. C. —Carl Shu , 2 _ OFcER Correspondent—L. A. Reed. BY WALLAGE ALLEN ia Of ol Fort Reno to AMERIGA THIS: NOON) Pst Hess GTAIN GRANING LAW 13 INVALID detiared today It was the second No statute of a similar nature to b validated by the highest court. Af- ter an act paseed {n 1919 had been held to be in conflict with federal | law the voters of the state in 1922 pted the persent si which @ contended the operatto: i departmént which subject ts consid ered as especially adapted to a motor club meeting It ts hop the orga the objectional features of {ts pre-| |. tiny decessor his meeting SE Ny The Farmers Grain com, of Embden led the attack on the 1922 | wes not a law as a restraint upon Interstate i* common r commerce. could fetter w Justice Van De Venter | that reason ing the dec} today sal t to buy grain in interstate commerce | ven right but ts such that no state For ns tested, Mothe Phone 51-W Her confess! 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