Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1925, Page 5

MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925 eee GAEAT ARMY IN NORTH AFRICA Riffian Warfare to Be Pushed on Larger Scale By A. L. BRADFORD, nited Press Staff and napped.. Marshe ferred with Marshal Naulin ci s are bel 00 men. news casualties dead i] 30 pris f men, munt- es is being ain has con- Lyauey, and peace terms and com: ned rrespondent) nce {s about Morocco up to from to and ng rush- and from Algeria rim’ t ask a wer. A nega-| thee ta iy 3 Snail : 4 Blackfeet Indians’ who live on the government reservation in it f lad for Casa | Glacier National Park; Montanay now do their tribal dances to radio tha rhythm! Chief George Starr is scen'in’the midst of a cetemonial a that the new| ¢enco neentrated in the regi order to permit of a big soon as the ex- ceasive heat a At the samo time, large bombing airplanes with a long flying radius are being arranged with a view to ermitt rmen to strike at the enemy bases during the coming drive. ae Defend ca a ea Kisses Che Casper Daily Cribune DARROW CITED FOR CONTEMPT IN TRIAL UNDER WAY AT DAYTON an hour, for lunch. when the court recessed responsible for the circula i carbon and nitrogen in nat —y ire, The matertal of plant and ant: | ORGANIC EVOLUTION mal bodies sed over and over THEORY INTRODUCE! again and processes of decay must DAYTON, Tenn., July 20.—(By | go on In order t the carbon, nitro- The Associated Press —Organic evo- | ¢ sulphur phosphorus and other lution from the point of view of the n ocked up in the bodies soll investigator was discussed “by ant animals, may be re- Jacob G. Lipman, in a statement ad. fi e development of count- mitted to the record of the “Scopes | i ns of living things.” | case,” today, Dr. Lipman ts dean of | — the College of Agriculture and direc-| NATIONAL DISA tor of the N Jersey Agricultural | SEEN IN STATUTES. experiment station | DAYTON, Ten 20 (By “A direct relation may be traced,” fo “Ananctatha’ A serious | ld Dr. Lipn soils, | national disaster tens {ft the Plants and animals in the evolution | oto. atures rather than sci- | of organic life.” entific igation are to deter- Among the early there were bacteria capable of de- veloping in a purely mineral medium, forms of life! mine the details to be taught in the publi ols of the country, Char- Hu Judd, director of the| 1 ion of the University | eves | such form being found today in the seas, in mineral spNings and in soils. “Some of them can obtain the lef was expressed in al energy for their life processes by | c:atement admitted to the record of | oxidizing hydrogen gas, methane | +14 scopes ion trial today (marsh gas), carbon monoxide, sul-|~ 7, my, t it will be quite phur, iron and even carbon apossible to carry on the work in “In the primitive seas, and on departments in most of the rock surfaces, these simple forms | , ietithtionh of: the,etate of life prepared the way for the], without teaching the more highly organized beings. Some trine of evolution as the funda understanding mental basis for the tons. in the field of STILL IN HIGH tor 1 other things direct- Thirteen Games Won laws ar ioc at © life of man, He ex- pressed belief it would be impossible to teach adequately psycholagy or the science of education without con- stant reference to the fact of mental development included in the general —Henry ernekes, midget bandit, who, according to police, planned a | raid on a big bank in the loop, was | (Continued From Page One) bacteria are able to manufacture nl-| sentenced to 10 years in prison should be admitted without reading, | trogen compounds out of the simple| for robbing the Inland Trust and the defense contending that they | nitrogen gas of the air. They thus| sayings bank here. should be read into the record. protoplasm of plant and animal cells} poricg sald they discovered, after The judge finally ruled that the|is made. acréating’ Warnenes thats. ie bea defense might have an hour to read] “Todi like many millions of} yoriea on plana to lead a earaion Portions of the statements anil| years ago, bacteria are busy creat-| oo ‘Ioon banks, pas the ompicvece Arthur G. Hays began reading. He|ing conditions necessary for the|i°q mene off witha “teach woetnet Was interrupted, after reading nearly | ¢ of plants and animals, Bac-|~ ye tces ig ical | Midget Bandit Sent to Prison CHICAGO, Ju 20.—(United Press) money,” BANDIT FORGE DRIVEN OFF BY CITIZENS GANG Nitro Blast in Bank Brings Out Guns | of Public. | | | KULM, Ind 20.—More than @ score of citizens here staged a} successful counter-attack today on} 15 bandits, barricaded behind a fort ress of stones and fron girders, who had taken possession of the town robbing the First State preparto Slowly advancing fron building to building, gradually en ircling the yeges, entrenched opposite the bank, where other members of the gang were v y attempting to blow the safe, the town sharpshoc ‘8 forced the bandits’ retreat The bandits like pre ion, firing with soldier. staved off the attack for several minutes. One of the residents w htly wounded. | Awakened by the explosion of 18 \< UNE INJURED Ao AUTOS COLLIDE UN ROAD HERE Injured Man Brings Complaint Against Other Driver. { ed ad. trona Gen frcm deep lace nip and leg hospital ations of P at J Hyde, the driy works for t er ment Justice He Fr. B Hy 1 Construction Of Hangars Started | CHEYENNE 1 con Wyo, J here was hen laying f hangar 1 soon and wit be con tin a ahe {s belleved. Here Is Your Opportunity PAGE FIVE yenne will have one of the finest ipped air fields In the coun Reiceneeencepseeeteesseincs t if it were pos nt of {t would also weather peans recast Tortured for years by varicose veins Trouble entirely healed by Resinol Chicago, Iil., Oct. —"T fad | suffered from varicose veins for 2% years and had doctored continuous+ | ly without results as I could not | keep off my feet. The pain was so great that JI could not sleep and I cried at night until I was complete exhaust- ed. My hair y turning gray and I I would lose nd. Last summer my son ‘ore on his t, so I dec chin and Resinal ed to try it my self. In little | than a woek T obtained relief and in six montha | time the trouble was entirely healed. 1, itl rt time l cannot tell you how thankful I am methe happiest woman in the | world and 1 owe it all to Resinol. (Signed) Mr: Gussie 3. Nowmay, 24 Ore St. OUR HUDSO COACH AT $1,485 Delivered at Casper. The best buy. = doctrine of evolution, ck ¢ kates ome inkling of the French plans d (@) If I harges of nitroglycerine in the} . —_ aoe asthe reached Ata ui crim | xXoresret that X cannot publishvall;more to\say about it than girls, are an ne Lost Is bank, the citizens, heavily armed, TO GET A cee ee ee eo an | ofthe lettora Baye BAL Riid abe IME RSE ce king out as they should | | 1 beh advices pictured m as | of the letters boys and girls a t-| not speakt: out as they should. . I WwW te up positions ehind trees. ng his attacks on the French |i"S me on the een ecoesins (to needi'y oi ee Is Kecor nsane oman houses and buildings, while | ~. pushing his infiltrations into tera) ‘aniert of kissing Hy; eae < ee Hee, Nou you. arernot'} gers 4 3 + bandits retuned the fire from be: | : a tn rie als ter-| permits me to share only a few of | se! » resen 1e intrusion of | z 3: a . hind construction material piled im- | “jhe French zone and spreading thn tes 4 ie Wtintlaaeant*\ caletbhrs By JOHN B. FOSTER | ely acré ror in his raids on the tribesmen| them w readers f this volts, is Be eapenr Bie : rs we (Copyright, 1925, by Casper Tribune.) ruvuks olson mea ately across from the bank | still clinging to the Frenclt, Hare is one. tr A a ent ho fears Se Math aticer am “eh oe ETT SORA SUS eee ! pone shots were ex: As for the peace offensive, the | Deng looked 0 de wit SRiwoneal Ghiy n't | for Coveleskie, the if 1 | \ ‘The y, Quai D'Orsay today confirmed that Thompaqn; I readire antag? What Wits = Mae ees Washington! | cs kage Sl WINDSOR, Ont., July 20.—(Unit-|, 5 Si bat aes i a tn ui shnpaaeay a iette your | asking r help w al NDSOR, 3 locked he ban’ t ts planned to send a Franco-Span- | ce eoer leet ct orn Mbattaas thetet | Ad ge vate fio'|,. THSOHA KAItd Won ROK ves ieee] od. Pieew) Durie & temporary fit | eee eee | (sh delegation to meet Krim, prob: | column, decided $0, welt | atacouragel thet soon and. as | this season, insanity Mra Haines today | | »! t Ajdir on Mediterean. my views on . : Giscuss Y | emphatically. as possible and don't It has been Coveleskle as much ag | took her own li nking poison] In ear mes the milk of near y} r up will be red only | subject of kissing B, Wee | néighbor with them since they are | @"y pitcher on the Washington team | and attempted to domes animals was used for | a the terms at which he} I am eighteen aes < os 4 vod | mals hief-makers. who has been keeping the cham-| her three children z the a4, and even now, although the! peace. The foreign office | derful looking and considered a goo¢ see Pions in the race. Walter Johnson | to do likewise, police reported to-|cow provides most of the world’s | admitted that the ques-|sport. I attend all church and benefit} |)! b his mother has | CUM not-have done it alone and | day. products, the milk from ion eacs in the midst of strife | dances (not public dance halls), so-| U.N: A you shouldn't so on | 20W that Johnson is ill, the famous| ‘The childre 3; Ronald, 8; | goat , ass, camel, ewe, had presented difficult problems. als and parties; arriving heme at Wie eothcovith te Secnk a { spitballer, who helped to win the} and Patri in a serious | deer and zebra is still used|at a ridiculously low price and for terms that make it really r us due to the demand of a cer-| the average time from 1 tc | r je young man unless | oniy pennant that Cleve! nd’ ever dition 1 parts of th 14 i “ ‘Ae ain portion of home public opin-|m. If there is drink distribu tl yc 4 are engaged. And a man s0| Cantuted, is keaning? Washington easy to buy. We are absolutely cleaning up our entire avor of a ce jon of hos-|any of these functions I partake of|Jealous and arbitrary is hardly | ang helping to keep Cleveland out . Complicating the whole sit-| same, abstaining only from whiskey.| Worth sacrificing your home for. aPaiiody Smarett tae tiie ie stock of used cars regardless of price. n, however, was the admittedly] I approve heartily of kissing a fel- apt Asa Lipa Tee pete ®l hand force which was attached to e | an ein ky ome be-| Tight and duty to exercise con- . grave danger of losing Morocco low when he escorts you home t pees Sith: the Washington team would be the . i dal Tikt en a tins a & which Premier Painleve has clear-|cause in our neighborhood you are| {Fol over your relations with men. | 412 ausiliary factor, bee cnne ine or Glance over the list and note the prices and terms ly indicated he does not care to do. | considered a “prude” if you do not Bette S58 ; southpaws are pawing about fairly | |then get here quick, for they won't iast long That Krim will reject peace offers | consent to the so-called necking in] CONSTANCE: If it is possible | well, it is the giant Pole of the cost | le deemed certain. It is admitted| the hallway of your home. I am|for a mutual friend to bring you| country who could not met. ahocs that he probably would not be ready | not considered tough because I al-|together again, without tt appear-| mediocrity with Cleveland in 1924, at this time to accept the Franco-| ways remain within the law. I do|ing that you are chasing him, wait | as he won a gamo less than he lost Spanish limited autonomy when he| not mean the Le law but the|for an opportunity to clear up the|who {s putting his Samson-like 4 F fun virtual independence already. |iaw of compensation. I ai a ro-|misunderstanding, If he is a gentle- | shoulders to the national capital ana | down buys Overland 90 $162 down buys 24 Ford But, it {s held that France and | spected girl for many remarks which n, he will accept your explan holding it up, not tearing it down. $15 touring. Tires good Coupe. It has three Spain having made the gesture of] fellows passed have come back to| tion. In Cleveland, they are wondering 1 Paint’ fe not Bre - iittle new tires and two other good will at least have established | me, I intend to have a good time why Speaker let Coveleskie go | hy shave ones Motor is tight. New peace « work, but a bargain at $40.00. nd best of al before the world their readiness for] until my Prince C ming happens Those who know why the trade was paint and be of all is the pacific measures, after which they] along. Until then I remain made understand the cause for it price of $395.00. can justifiably proceed with their A NECKER. faba my Speaker was willing to pass ‘Sewils baba Dalxeiaes down | buys’ Dédge e further plans to put an end to the| cee him on but Speaker couldn't have | Bd A ffian | . 4 | ing. 'This car is in very Touring. Tires are troublesome campaign of the. Riffian} One whe seit as | played better into the hands of the | M ‘i FR, lashes | chiwn niven ei Washingtons if he had given them 1H Se SAR Bnd hould be worth fair, Motor is in nice shape. t a well-know gives an ‘ b ‘ . : ae Ashe apuata sew. beck a ‘ \ oobnine Onithe: mabiect the fourth ace by scratching around| MOTHER:— Fletcher's § me 0.00, . pat will <4 ant "this Pag ace Dear Mrs, Thom I would in the deck until he found it, It Castoria. in cap fally ‘pre 9 ‘ Price $400.00, y rat , i ght th: ‘oveleski oria is especially - ce § : to say hings about kiss was thought that Coveleskie was as! y | G I comment on the | through on Lake Erie because in the| pared to relieve Infants in i wn b Willys ay Sa SPECTATOR | springtime there ts n raw, bitter . down buys Ford Bug alps t Chum Geate Rada "Vers pone | (Cor age One) | wind biting in from the lake, which | atms and Children all ages of Just the t for your Niwly Gaibied:” Six aie ular among both boys and girls. 1|down the r The front state Biases ane legs of ball} Constipation, Flatulency, Wind ae ties me to x0 to and heels and tires, Lote of pow- | am not of the flapper type, who | Wheels of the car slipped off the road | Players. ‘oveleskie's arm always ri ae ; " CFR, AN UEDORHON: % y and speed s onl thinks a kiss {3 nothing divided by |in the loose gravef and dirt, sang in a minor chord when that | Colic s and Diarrhea ; allaying | 4 | prove its value of $75.00 hs cry i is o two, yet will say that I have never| Both Dr.“Davis and her husband | wind A a Instead sot staying | Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach - ‘ “ 1 ss|tried to tur e nee thawed out after he warmed > : : . = be gone wits a boy 1 wouldn't let ki a [the t turn the wheel don Beth agatha ire Praia 1»? | and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. ‘ me, in fact wouldn’t go w ] e car onto the ro it settle t La i ‘ iued From Page One) boy who wouldn't. We are only I rd and finally rolled over the| Then he had to sit before the fire ze | on ' ved how man beings and its fu rt The car landed up-| and the Tecver again for the sec-| ‘To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of SITAY $348 down bu 124 Chandler Touring. This is a re- pa x porting alsolot o nature, and r le d the road below with }ond time. When he | Absolutely Harmless ~No Opiate Physicians everywhere recommend it possessed and the finance has pu st this it was | some of a fr avis \ Cleveland cl | r. In thet " he was 6 1k ’ , ea it. Spe x re : ; ad pite ( 2S t on affida nd h esp i of } | » betw , D ran d the road an land 6 tou . » at the time of the and gir 1 THE SPECTATOR | enlisted t 1 r mot world of service as known no of ys 1 ar fd it eer friend- | who he car, You can’t go ea t has been taken in: th Twe never been| Mr. and c price $150.00 : , uot the word | foot of Mr Price | Ball indfeated that may have | sh land turn $40 down uys Oakland 6 | 9 one who #¢ 1@ Detroit | kisses while rest of the This economical tour- te m to the governor. Declaring | get ‘em y tot 4 wreck, | ing w Nog ome family a : avis were ta " t's predicer preyed on |agreo v ° 2 caieerraecaS, } {| lot of good service ule price rings Aid he first T to thelr home where they were} (Continu 3 From Pag |} $125.00. aah tai cheat ee m led by Dr. T. J. Riach and Dr. | vent duplication, 8¢ ( oe mR s, A 1} r 1 © wre¢ked ma-| ports in the re x g to be from Ru nue tt was 4 into town by a.| bill presented last n which pro t I thought it out @ little fu hin Chas eee A Warne-Crosby | vides for & new legislative depart nd lastly struck the idea o sthechone, that. We wil : ment but he tt this program | ty, an: aa j a cwitnes would be carried even further so ay | Unanimous 1924 CHEVROLET COUPE to wipe out some of the unnecessar Favorites e : : bureaus. F $198 down u would have to pa more at Br ara ieeibs of th mit-|Joe’s Fountain other’ agencies for fle, one’ Good tives ail. | 0 thinks « revision | WITH CASPER PHARMACY arc Motor is quiet and fu ep. Just out of th but he ed pain op pric executive 1 not cnink| HOT DAYS | the campaign for a g al revision | Are busy days but never na — y of the rules should be allowed to|Too busy to serve all take up the time of the senate next Drice Up to the Curb session wit! portant legislation | re oF te tee 1923 RICKENBACKER pending. Vice President Dawes now ©.wil x : WHITE 45 TCURIN | a sting Ma your car This popular make touring is | } 1s conducting a public campaign for on att . idcthax xesneoemablisaetes tren $225 down and you have | r gard to possible spe se Z A neng ou yO! jon of congress should an emergeney | SECOND AND WOLCOTT because of sickness. Look it y peeeanaee one ie De used urine in the anthracite coal wage is- | aqmmmeve=ser over, The price 1 QE (y || car market, 6 good tires, Every cussion, the Republican leader said what appeals. Price -. & erin is very ge | that bridge would have to be crossed | * HiC®. 900 [ee ae | TRAIN SCHEDULES | . | 1925 OVERLAND ROADSTER FORD TRUCK B & P Ww Cl a Repossessed Car ° ° » OlWb | CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN The other man’s loss r $50 * down gets this one, i 4 oss is you Platform bo¢ G T N t -1:30 p.m. 1380 pom ire, Ralence: eb . || tires and motor, Easily wort y) eet Nex is in good shape in every || tisn.tti Mater. | Easily worth | = Departs way. See us quick on it 3 NO, 622 22a. smnnnnnmennnannnes 5:45 p,m. 6:00 p.m | } At Des Moines CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY | si | See Arrives Departs seen bist a escce —_— 4:00 p, m a ae pay, Oe angecenennnnSi10 p,m, 8:35 p. m United Press)— National Conven Departs tion of the Business Women's I'eder. 6:50 : bd one ~ ~~ 6:50 a. m, 7:10 p m. # i ation has selected Des Moines, | | one sin b0'p | ROTA Iowa tte 1926 convention city. 424 West Yellowstone Phoge 1709