Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1925, Page 6

FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925 — PAGE SIX Che Casper DA atlas Triume Che Casper Daily Cribune on whom France now n commercial projects and scientific | to sul the troublesome | enterprises tt creat t, | Morocco was one of France's | hut were « oe Dota | By J. B. HANWAY AND E. & HANWAY ed at Casper (Wyoming) postoffice as second class matter, November standing heroes of the world] time or u Sunday Morning] He nev offices: Tribune] mand of the every eve ndred years ago planned igh the Isthmus, but Tribune Jef of the office of} cattle” 2 bromides and le Joseph anagement of range and 1 in addition to color te postoffice power were not behind OX, Te ends, an illustrated Business Telephones ~ wa—-----15 and 16 their scheme exhibits, signifies that the Depart-| fom Ci (iS carts on range and Branch Telephone rtments Did any economic experiment in 3 ent Agriculture has prepared] cattle management {s automatically tion in places tt i@ time and place so fave British free-trade venture had re exhibit for | pr ed on a screen, and will ome of the problems that arise 1 hall of|during the year's work with range sheep are answered in the exhibit MBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pre exclusiv er at all news credited in this oaper and also propr for publication oz ‘3 published herein. recelved honor of lead- Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation (A. B. 0.) ing first orn of vithe aieieene vith EBL Aiton resentative Se es sil ide range cattle, range|the Range. he story 1s divided 3ldg ago, ill., 286 -Fifth Pema cates itt growing | 8heer, dairying, poisonous | into eeven parts to show the season Suite 40$ Sharon Bidg.: ey fore Bee 2 and health during which each problem occu s of the Daily Tribune anged |and to show an economical arrang San Francisco offices of| ment of the range for best results. here} The exhibit will occupy a floor c setting | space of seven hundred fifty square this he chose Firs Regiment of the Foreign Legion a source of pr med inexhaustit Europe the feld for wholesale impor whereby the he exhibits will be an attractive Dad knows! SUBSCRIPTION RATES y i = af ein soolis. -|Showing a camp in the national] feet and will be in charge of offi- Sas iteat. Da et Beeb tab dah ell ha! tee. ORO | eet i the | rorest and a transparency on federal clals of the Department of Agricul. e e oO Six Mont or Macoa Tinie "A Bete su vanicnad noe | 2dr ture, who will impart any desired Three Mc es “ 5 pak 4 fs " lo exhibit € information regarding the matters | one Mo: ie dae Pca tes t ails 9 covered hy the exhibits. | e Dee ee auoee ns Ags nitynt Ueto avor just yne Year to negotiate | of our own,” s e poet. Prec PREIS ALA e rE Alsatian railways | trade had a bright little isle of her : sete etre a HHOULENOS One Month 1 eneral Daugan's|a world of her own. As the bard ASE : Bee 4 = AU sub Ae : mae kiss MENU HINTS. i ; ea : oth t on h 2 } ig Pa ills | WEDDING RECEPTIONS. | ° 1 KICK, LF YOU DON'T GET YOUR TRIBUNE spot in the ft he | r to Bat Cereal At wedding receptions the t _ I, a, YOU DON GE YOUR TRI ae hc, tao | ea [at medsine rennin i ast for him! t to you t special r ger. Regt r point a ee t \ r vor Bread Butter | » door to welcome the 3 coh va ; eae . Xess nise & te “ad Coffee or ¢ bride and groom Pe undp jeg me - ‘ 7 Luncheon ||a hand in a place easy | t CER TLBIT 1 = ession of 6 ir It l D bt i ;, 1 Eggs’ With Cc | | o that the well wish- (@) m e se tee * the name of Fr attan Ve littered Toaat Cup Salad ch them easily. The WI the Fic ; al Daugan has seen 4 | i f co Ce Mil t he groom e 1y the Fiction i aaNg ans Dinner. i t } cthe rreorand sated) Kunding Plans Sia gives the da What excuse is there for the fiction of classifying George with condit existing in “: ten } i W. Norris, of Nebraska, as a Republican, when every day r | s H Y ; ~ 5 dical e should haye been included in the senate | <¢ ms Bre I quart water, twelvs sprigs fresh ate. ; ‘oup that was excommunicated by the Republican party on | The Educated Bored Samu AD | Cott Mi mint, one and a half cups boiling reorganization, the same as La Follette, Ladd and others ‘ rie Ww SSE eA June 26.—Nego ~ water, one cup orange juice, ! He is no more a part of the Republican party not in sym. a ribune: The district sch * foy the funding of Italian TODAY'S RECIP eight lemons, one cup stca‘ybe t t Democrat a Lanate aril Tinlf-20. honest forchane cee | erates obs ete ri aati hour conference be ¢ - sugar with on+ quact water 20 min-} oes g , t or he is on lives, no SC ete not i is be ut Chop mi d pour over of those’ de ers from within, like La Pollette was, culous, for wo have to accept be he ressing one and one 1 ups bolling Kellogg’s Corn Flakes favor masqueradir nder the rt yanner for what there was to tiquated regime, “pay the | cc ‘or Mix one half | water Let stand ve minutes 4 } ' poon. J I a minutes, SA ay be gained from its strength 1 protection, and at the same fiddler to to speak, Where the The next ¢ rence will meet lw one half |strain and a p. Add fruit delights millions of people time when 1 s looki taking pot shots at it county unit system has accomplished | next Tuesda Ambassador De Mar Arrange on'| juices and Pour into punch True La Follette and Ladd have passed over the border and | ¢¥erst# the district. school board | tin, head of the Italian delegation, t gelatin over! bowl, « loe, dilute with every day. Have them ready np Tésib a On tile idel bution ahs has fF d along, with n« to|told the American commissioners t rden.* Loosen | iced w withitenint lekves sf ithe formes ral, M lel 1 hin pen renee that ; Ttaly eacknowiedsed =the iden ) into hot water, turn |in enc : to serve in your home tomor- of a formal statement in which he wan ‘typical. Hostility’ and: bad teste | ini’ bya Is ' row. Simply add milk or 1¢ death of our great Jeader must not be taken as any | ing 1 ed, with none of the co-| Ita ia, | a hae : aldiitebentian Ga’ ka. Petty jealousies’ and: persona] |opera it necessary. °to:| show basis for the, nexc Reet a lin. sitepihewes andl genanbey suc cream. Try them with fresh ambitions must be forgotten, The banner of human freedon Progre The school board, small|tiations. ‘Secretary Mellon oper alf an hour | piled esium, sodium and * that-has falJen from his hands’ must. be raised aloft and the pown jesttocrs through thes confereneaiwith dn “andre 2 Apes neat} pothaaiuen. or presgtved fruit too. Sold ¢ carried o: +) tha nhines Als Cowie tin arab natin ast spokesman, modestly announce¢ the Itallan ¢ . i-6nion a Hedge erate aa hall come to every home und | the nd been. very euccessul of Beedle tables When Dicanttedn by all grocers. Served by all I kr 1 } hie } = 1) 2 though: (with a tone of tn |su e ¢ salt | grain r rugs, especial In acknowledging La Follette as his leader, a man who bas innocence) “qe, havac beer! MALU EE MERGER) sndipapber $ Place ‘small | for kite puteinca acai wide hotels and restaurants. ears, 2 man who carried his opposition so far as to make 7; OM N N § wi one tablespoon a each corner. ‘Th!s will prevent | huuself a presidential candidate on another party ticket, and A IN D I] ION |: Pour bear ind| corners from eurlir 9 didate forfeits all right to be recognized us a Republica | S PROPOS nd | cee | us | al iGoege Nertis Isnt by any TOME of he pea meee (tet ete ED | ‘SEC. WORK Republican. He does not talk like one, act like one, nor look | From the fav« nd ak COOL SUMMER DRINKS clated ress. g oft « ir , le * or “ a : dian National saian ‘Pacts ' nos lemon 4 CORN FLAKES Basis of National Well-Being tainiets ; HELENA; Juno 3 r Oven-Fresh ALWAYS ations are ble or a while.and then fade away. Mar j nge ser, |B, E | casled” weistive. wrapper think nations like men have natural limitations, “three sec re “4 € dd r ida f u te | preserees th earn and t We ¢ ot think igo..- Why-not once’a. nath Jar te | thore a i 1 Hubert Wor f urtment of age the |e pay lways 2 nation, and truly honored and blessed ae hs ae rushed ico in four ah aonperd pearacras ompany the soc tive Kellogg feateral given to Moses, on Sina proval fr tl eS The divine purpose and plan for bringing all nations to of approval from the eliatr | We challenge the ideal conditions was stated first to Abraham. “In thee and |™&"- In the meanwhilo the ranche World! ¥ mec . i ¢ “8 f ‘i ” .; pays in his hund in taxes whi | Try any ready-to-eat thy seed shall all the nations of the arth be ble ni After ' " Abraham's descendants had had three hundred 5 j the dry farmer takes: his dole’ from | I. You won't find sigue wes a had three hundred years of ex school district. for transporta another that even ap- perience and discipline in Egypt, the Hebrews freed from and coneiders education = ve proaches the marvelous bondage, came and camped near Sinai, where the creanization itl flavor found only in of the church and the state were accomplished after the pat WI ad of thi Kellogg's Corn Flakes, tern shown Moses on the Mount Tt is a ve r f ir | These commandments form the basis of all true national life, |#"¢ !n4 A TAX PAYER Of the ten we have seven incorporated in our etate and na H ‘ | aI tional legislatic Uhe three not so incorporated are the | Nett NE | va pgmmtiry nd perpetuity. The crying need of the | Opalescence Rienaee . By Elizabeth Mino’ tC © ; = cepa | Christian Science : Silvery mist: in. the al By ; Pes d ry Farme RS REV. ANDREW J. GRAHAM, C. S. B tar f ywn sugar imported into the United | s Bape i Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, Btat In th cement given. out from the White. Hou W 1 slender aoe First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massa- he declares unequivocally “The farm Siniastre, is ‘ th the manufacturer ‘uirect = Under the auspices of oat nh ene “ihe: ddmentie The First Church of Christ, Scientist ‘y Casper, Wyoming \ furmer has received advice paaed to diversify bis crops. “Me has dono this i HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM pert : Be eel Le A te nbene st | Sunday Afternoon, June 28, at 8:30 o’Clock b pment of a better bal | ends the minute you call us in anced agr ol he home production of sugar ' | to aid you. Moving is an old eek ees g ge /an 1 td | matter with us, so we've learned whic the consumers of the country = all the new ways of making it yy suppl the forei ‘own product, easier for you. Our men, van The red ‘ er | ‘ ound in the tariff on Cu c | and methods are right up to the ban raw ’ be mmended by one balf the ———— as minute. Our rates are lowe members ft nd which the president + Mme Ie le for services so perfec seasnbarals S ; eerinpeeticny fie Pek Time and I lace Soatehont ra: this i ; te | nave tinea h ‘i Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. iy } ” Sees | CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE _| : ; ki . ares ppoee Ss t| || CARS LEAVD DAILY aT 0:30 a M. FARB—ai2.50 | Sere oc te a Saves you approximately 12 boure travel between Casper ee P ; a! pen ano Rawlins r 7 m r ‘ WYOMING MOTORWAY 4 been supported by powe Salt Creek Transportation Compan Offic I g the au n Astor or a Vanderbilt had { i, tariff I ( policy to t Oliver Evans's w ae = Ame t tation might ha ) i is import be independer t of George | tq ’ z 3 ‘ Further it mpaigners used wen | 4 [ 7 most imp ei ' fl fi icine _ thelr t if Haney Clay had been nor | TRAIN SCHEDULES Adnetion, shail } to adjust thelr. crop: ° | CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Bika vhasible to ¢ than. to foRien iin) Westbound Avie Depart tavdf wewould. ot tability in our HUDSON No. 608 ~..---.-... w+ snneenn] BOD: ms 1:50 p.m. gticultur COACH ert die Departs a eet 0 G22 --. eee eee. ~ 645 p.m 6:00 p.m ie king of Rumani 1 q han bee : C chudleaannn we anoee apecial queen las been writ The Outstanding % CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY ing for the American news] Value thound Arrives eos! a :00 p,m. ty t f tl in Motordom | =O Phe oigaey a r t 1 ‘ 6:50 a, m T:0p m it is to produce it