Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1925, Page 5

cr ee ee > FAST CWEPT AY | Why Not? echoon nty, who has taken [tall charmed the Casper Ei SERIO ee | bt > h the i ute su r | fears | FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925 a he Casper Daily Cribine FF z c SEVERE STORMS =i sap KET) 22 WK ESAS 'U Lay a roof that (Continued From Page One) I ‘ h eg) Cons SH ff ae Me : oa] LAND BEHIND BARS | won't Cralk back”— i the camp. e ‘Tidal wayes were reported along 4 Sliee due statement: the shore of Lake Ontario from Char- < 7 la tenchers eneyer 2. W. H >: | lotte to Forest Lawn. The water P NN Salt : f I s hi ; A roof so free from trouble that the receded as much as forty feet, and yi i _ ‘ Kents ‘ , ¥ o 1 orgs . ae tg rushed back, \ = Do! ’ Re laees t east ‘ building owner never has to give it a More than a score of tek were unroofed at Riverside, N. J single thought. é } i The gale damaged the orchards tn \ (ee ‘ ws site| Deen d Oa | out of f And this is precisely what you get in | this vicinity, the heart of New Jer- ec t Tuotandaoe thar teale: teeee oe a Barrett Specification Roof. With Paiva d-Whs heen ; SSE SERS Sine ; ; = | } Pd ete ti A ad these roofs a building owner receives a Bia php hss } 2a 2 F A | the police that he had I Surety Bond which fully guarantees against roof repair or maintenance ex- DENVER, Colo., July 17.—( | hie 's P ess).—The northern Rocky Laan - ty i 1 Jul eborted tc pense for 20 years Mountain states evidently have 4 wk: leaitibal of exobk ense 20 y a. : gained a respite from the heat wave p jat two pool hall 18 . That’s what we call taking the roof which the section suffered during : Jn 1 : t 1e past week, but the sun is ¢ Daa tas Z : 0‘ | T 1 |< the t 1 off your mind. centrating its scorc $ rays on th | ‘4 d : : g b ] | 1 e-up southwestern region of countr : "i 5 4 i | ; t 1 re taker reports to the district weather mye! ; . Yj ; tit Lay ities: expatka’ty ERR GRE eau here today indicated Denver, with a um of degrees at noon tod nd other } | cities in northern Ri Mountain a . i earl ¥. chitin s Noel ee A ae ; mer weather. In the southwest, Arizona, howeve sain te fr comp >) es [- RR Relief in Ai Ae _ ROOFINGS , . ‘ } The service given by a roof tempers S I< a eve 6 concert ening | 7) Fi depends on two things—mate- ee : mark and ’ : ’ = t entiat haut . . ot wa rials and workmanship. Our ote dare or hex hope ‘ ‘ : histrestit'w peor materials are Barrett Pitch and ¥ = P | t Felt, standard for over half a — =: - = D a, ot ue I century. Our workmanship is a Officers Added To : - “ E ; tha directio# Of Mice fra Werdad tb | peer aelttsioe ‘ ) thing you can depend on. Cheyen ne Police = a 4 Dear aat es p RonnInS: wenee ciidetectinnne Come in and let us help you | 5 ; Removes the pressure and rm : : Han Ratitats . eal with your roof problem. For Frontier Days — ee; pe ould to 15 yeare oi, | sight thoes the caus cere. Cont bat eee AE LLL Z wetihiet cs] DEScholts Pw, 2 = a | special traffic officers will be on ee ae —f ‘ee ii itant Phe natis| AdO-pads yoming Roofing Co. * starting Monday morning to care for E - : “The f ¢ Ss meric. an address er ; 527 EAST 12TH ST. the heavy traffic that will fill the rane Sr SS ran Torseback eT ie ale Pain ts gone Casper, Wy Phone 1804-J streets of the city during Frontier| [ieiigecssees pure . - , Tatas lascn tos bata ons asper, Wyo. 10n 4- Days. Special officers will also be de- | a ealibee: ta: ectaaes th Becladues late Bible, that it is not merely what the | TaD. Bit = r: ae oe FILS TE tricts of the city, and every effort defendant said or what the book | xz ght P will be made by the police depart- taught, and that they cannot do this BP dt i is 4 i ie ! ment to check any possible viola- v t That is that the E % s tions during the days of the celebra ¢ t t have taught the tion, Chief Enos Laughlin stated Fri of man from a lower origin of day. animals and a theory contrary to f . sf > that of divine creation as taught by | % . 2 | the bible. That the teaching of either | iit 4 NIGHT FIRING AT FORT —— moult nt be rie | 7 “Now, upon these issu fense provided CHEYE? a, Wyo., July 17.— Ajto teach t practice session of night firing will|a lower o r of animals a t the d 1 au iba ie. | # = 7 be staged at Fort D. A ll Fri-| when this « tr lution in the sense used 1 cide pees! c : Z fay night, and French “75'c" will | interpr a Vv ieg ) tute nas taught p> : . be used. by the artillery during the] cation, the whole offense is prover § tit teachin as 1 of the creation | of practice shooting. That { ne stat yt ie’ Jat-! contrary to r ol . Pt TOINTIC BiH tae Sa fal Reserve officers who are in train-|ter clause 3 and exz “That the uestion ‘ © state is correc | On ualit ats DANCING EVERY NIGHT ing with the 76th field artillery will] what the legi e nt a n- | that the proc n what evo-| ence, r jal, so far as the y K ip have prackle@ Rete at tay Friday, | tended by tie sande ho clause ‘any | lutio y may eters { e are concerned, as | y | 4 | and will also hold night firing prac- | th t denies the st i} in \ ‘ ught by y is true; because it | a from animals, government inspected | i. am Ast tice. ution as taught ir the bible.!the defenc ct ith the 4 the province of the legisia- | tially raised to sz y the most dis rim- MELODY FIVE ORCHESTRA yyy = Fae eS r > “== f tly nch and not the judicial . ating taste—meat so reasons bioone sad hi branch of the government, to pass | paung tasve—meat 60 reasonably priced that upon the pol of a statute, and the | gm it's true economy to buy the best. policy of this statute having bec : passed upon by that department of the government, this court {s not further concerned as to its policy ‘ but is Interested only in its proper | : interpretation, and, if valid, its en forcement. | * ; : Ss Se yp Seesthea age : hay aia eget iF ttention true interpretation of ; . f 9 Did the leg fae Choice Pig Pork Roa an accused cou mnvict a Corn-Fed Beef Roast GROCERY DEPARTMENT A ONE-DAY SPECIAL SALE OF If the o ed be en, Z eared : f ry No woman who desires groceries of the high ‘5 a P t he s f divin wee jualities quoted at the lowest prices in weeks | M d | M COMBINATION i? yee | MMC pce So that ee ‘! 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