Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1925, Page 6

Ci se i 1 PAGE SIX J. B. HANWAY AND £. E. 4 ered at Casper (Wyoming) p nd class matter Che Casper Baily Cribune Merchant Marine he Casper Da Representatives 2 r Bldg., € ‘at Blds., £ n, Ma SUBSCRIPTION RATES| ines By Carrier and Outside State Gy Mail Inside State insure delivery aft KICK, (F YOU DON'T GET YOUR TRIBUNE {f you don't find your Tr g carefully for tt call and it will be delivered t enger. | ae sister complaints Hogging the Game Che onl ap } tical party ali is by intelligent and effective e ands militant t least item ia the sche of organization is tical rewards In other 1 polities—dis tribution of lere ever was’ 2 time when the Republican party was i that the source of patron age and the temporary dispc agency did not center ninety per cent of it at Cheyenr ' ome informed person tell us when that time was The present situation is a fair illustration of what is nt, and shows how the state ¢ out the di f his superior office est offi United & ster of the ites ys that two federal appoint ments have been made from Casper, the combined sa amountin while Cheyenne in the list for ty t five a ularies a £84,700. - In this connectior s well te vote by which the can party is maintained and from which county the yulk of it is contributed, The figures can be verified by the report of the election o In the case of Frar 2 county 1921 by the secretary of state Bb. Warren for Uni blicans contributed vn county of Laramie resentative C, E. States. sena- yotes to ve him but Natrona county furni publican vot } 1 sue cess while | tr dd with 4,151 I the case of Calvin Coo! rles G. Dawe Natrona county Re publicans wh for 8,267. v« against Laramie r 14 Lec ‘ yund majority in favor of ate for gover e Democratic ¢ state party mar rand Laramie county did ndidate, and Republicans helped this result ment restion of the dog w zg. Natrona county is the ic, Casper is the 1 wag y the tail or the tail banner Republican county of | headquarters of the party. It center of eyerythi is well as of politics, ‘The fast t » the party will demand a change. And 1 be better and for the more equnitable distribu s and fishes thr bout the state Life's Miseries ched that life and chimne a festival only to the wise side of prudence, it wears a front. The violations of the laws of predecessors and our contemporaries are pun “The disease and deformities around us certify the in raction of natural, intellectual and moral laws, and often lation or A lock olation to breed such compound misery jaw that bend head back to his heels; hydre that makes him rk at his wife and babies; insanity that makes him eat grass; war, plague, cholera, famine, indicate a ain ferocity in nature, which crime, must have human suffering. its outlet I ypily almost no man exists who has not in his own person me to some amount a stockholder in the sin, and so made himself liable to a share in the expiation Our culture, therefore he s must not omit the arm ing of the r state of war “Let him hear ir vith nature ason that he nd that the com» s born into a nwealth and his own well-being require that he should no caneing e weeds of peace, but warned, self-collected and neither 1 ng the thu let him take both reputation i} i, and w t urbanity dare the gibbet or | ! lly approach r er whic re is such a thing the After Life T'wo Schools of Thought re two theories in the matter of public finance. Onc even payments received from Great | be utilized entirely for the reduc iat the growing generation should war debt. The statesmen advo that the drastic tax cut which y benefit the country by stimulating perity On the ¢ ! lr s believe that the public debt should be A ble and at a rate faster than re 1 I 1, of course, reduce interest payments and so the ex ernment s M n re | out that the #250,000,000 he last fiseal ye urplus for the cur dit is believed that iction be held within be greatly incres The last surplu of a quarter i ive times greater than the estimate at the begi fiseal year. Guided by this experience, some of the trea experts believe that the sur plus at the end of t irrent year will be $490,000,000, The in se, they sny, is due to the luced tax rates which has en productive enterprise capital t The cafe man udvertive Our sandwiches Obviously, the to: speak for them selves.” andwiches Tt is feared that there is too mr jte breakfast cereal of the rising g h wild oats in the favor To avold the blues, keep yourself in the pink of condition ED PAGE Don't reflect too long on be overlooked while you are ref unities missed—others may York onipany in umended by the ¢ pect to hear ix that J. W refused sgme free publicity, wae refused to make a raise nd the next thing we ex Bryan and Clarence have Darrow hes for the will be a Wheth ether it shipping is turne determined that the nin on asthe seas | not return to tl n which ad mable still remember + —__ __ Who’s Who 18, Within the er, there is a mailed fist, have found ny of his smiling at his Cuticura Treatment Keeps The Hair Healthy Before shampooing anoint the alp with Cuticura Ointment, let ling it remain on over night when possible. Then shampoo with » suds of Cuticura Soap and. wa water. Rinse thoroughly. A clean healthy scalp means good hair Olntenant 98 and Be. -. \e i CARLOAD OF HUDSONS ON THE WAY Brougham and Coaches —best buy on the mar- ket for the money. in the] fhe Casper Daily Cribune Cupid Stung estes By THOMAS MOORE Messines that captured i fighting e flies n—in sooth 1 do! e little angry thing ng smile so much the only antl - prob: eart. ah The hnpless heart thé n sald welll 2 people | ntended the ff could be James E. Watson en out of it but it was found imp nd, as in the c so it is with prohibi Anti-Saloon League the Democratic terlally helped as a x alr gainst the corn timent ent am ould ag nists ¢ ate the restor: 1 were able to which would dy y the movement was| The est # therefor loon, said REE “94 DEGREE IN BE of their mail t wa as been as this 1s wets to make ads’? into the dry | See r results try a Tribune Classt-| ‘ This new summer breakfast Quick Quaker answers the désire for a new delight | ieee is a breakfast dish that children like , ,, and mothers like to have them cat. It has a deliciousness that Smacks of variety. It fights the dragging-down effect of hot summer days, Note the recipe. See how it tempts the appetite, and gives the oats-and-milk that doctors urge, Try this delightful ch at breakfast, please, Quick Cooks in ++ note the recipe Ingredients: 2 cu; + 2 cups of Quick Quaker, 4 cups of Seer: teaspoon salt, 4 level table- spoons cocoa and 4 of auge water to @ boil. Add cocoa and Sugar mixed to a paste with boiling water; then slowly stir in the oats. Cook 3 to 5 min. ies, Add vanilla, + Serve Mot or cold w: ‘cream. Wonderful, chien molded ee ange Quaker ti a 3 to 5 minutes WE GUARANTEE lar we want you to bring users, into every job, large or suall. Ine. Yellowstone 221 W Phone 1545 TRAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Arrives nme eoeown: + cmcese 1:30 p.m Ral Pemmek os onion ----- 5:45 p.m 6:00 p.m CHICAGO, BURLINGTON = QUINCY Eastbound Arrives Departs | Westbound Departs | No. -6:50 a m T1O0pm || No. 55 p. m. | i ce | CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE ANS LEAVE. DAILY AT 630 4 Mt FAKH—Z10 58 Saves rou approainalely 12 voure travel between Casper | and Haslin WYOMING MOTORWAY Creek [ransportation Company's Office END AOTEL PHONE \44 The UNION Label Can be ured by the following firm: Union Printe: . Dhe Casper Daily lribune Oil City Printers. The Casper Herald Service-. Printing Co. The Commercia) Printing Co Hoffhine Printing & Stationery Co Slack-Stirrett Printing Co THE TRADEMARK OF GOOD WORKMANSHIP who employ nove bur 2 Peas MONIY) Let Casper Printers Print for Caster Paw. ee [om reports from 262 cepvesentative| BR Fay Town Is | offices. | from special services, Jiast was $2,409,205, comp: jan estimated =p bean yet zones they heave occupied in eo fee eee vhalia late tonight and the entire ino-pa Ruhr will be cleared of allied troops | fed_ad wild bee's touch Cupid be t's stung by FAT EMD month of h of opera: | Rep ee 1 teaspoon vanilla. Bring | | | | EVERY JoB| & ) If it falls down in any particu.) fA OUTSIDE, AND PooR LNTLE “Pompom- back and have it done right—or we'll refund the price of it, We don’t want dissatisfied radiator We try to put the best | of materials and workmanship | Wellington & Hogue Phone 1178 ror TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1925 | | Quick The ot losin rermues on actu | Evacuated By Safe il matter, ut a slight increase A n tbeclal service. nh French Forces, Relief & p as insur: | | BCHUM, Germany, July 21.—(B) CORNS ance and sp deli “erles. Associated Press)—The French evac- | small decrease was shown in the | revenue for second class mail| ition of this town in the heart of papers and periodicals) carried ews 7 2 P01 ted today.| In one minute—or Jess—the pain end: he Rukr was comple’ e rate. The computed |t rite a Scholl's Zino-pad is the safe, sure, healin rsa beet ik Sa ne cree atay |Hatlingen and Witten were. also| Shells Zino-pad le the safe, eure, nally All French and Belgian d to be out of the Dr Scholl's Income of For results try a Tribune Class!- Tuly St Put one on- the pain is gone ‘RAND MOBILIZATION OF WYOMING MOTORISTS GRAND UEP YOUR MIND ON THE DATES All motorists of Wyoming and their families and friends will assemble at Lander AUGUST 12, 1925 The Grand Cavaleade will move to MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Annual conventions of WYOMING MOTOR CLUB WYOMING PRESS ASSOCIATION inthe Park AUGUST 14 AND 15, 1925 Lander and*Cody will entertain you. Greatest gathering of Wyoming people ever assembled. Come and see your own most beautiful National Park in the World. Get acquainted with your neighbors. Come whether you are a member of the Motor Club or not. If you want a membership card the annual dues are $2.00. L. L. Newton, Lander, President; W. 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