Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX HANWAY AND By J. E EB. HANWA une ¢ ay nt ( iness Telephones — "i y Tribune Issued every evening New Mort mer I on file RATES Gy Carrier and Outside State By Mail Inside State KICK, LP YOU DON'T GET YOUR TRIBUNE cane —* = tes Ceaseless Knowledge The basis or suggr of truth. We are al way Our education ne ene Every aking hour lives, we are, either consciou f ibconscious! au We noth ‘ us some new ac quaintance Y b of the petty experience ] Irs and Some jom ¢ ‘ of ever and innocent action Nevertheless, most of u ofit, but little spiritually or e the ceasele tides of en We draw but infinites 1ately little upon this gre tore of natural wisdom. for power. Let him ho would from it have above all ac curate perceptions. Let |} the philosopher would h t: “If he he dle: if eyes, measure and diserim nate; let hir ept and e eye fact of natural history P mic hemistr he 1 he has-the less he is willing ire anyone Time 1 rir ¢ the oceasions that disélose their Repairing Damaged Mentality That nearly urteen out of every hundred patients: ad mitted to hospitals for mental diseases recover, and that more women are cured than men, is shown by an investigation of all hospitals for mental eases in the United States which th f ral census bure ha ust mpleted, The recovery rate for insanity due to drugs was ut forty-three per cent cases, the 1 est recovery rate of any type of insanity. Next comes alcoholic insanity with thirty-eight and one-half per cent of all cases curable. Women recover twice as often as nen do frot inity due to physical injuries but they should iy away from alcohol, for only thirty women recover from sholi¢ insanity to forty men. The most hopeless of all types nsanity is general paralysis or paresis of which only five of a thousand recover Commercializing Pulchritude Men and women who have retained a semblance of that once plentiful, but now scarce attribute, common sense will ead with approval the action of the municipal authorities of Cape May, New Jersey summer resort in refusing to send 1 represent e to a bathing girl contest at Atlantie City. It will be the happy augury of a return te better judgment than has heretofore existed among American municipalities, It is hard to see anything in these annual displays but ousness. As they are conducted, they pander to the prurient and expose their par I to temptations which no com nunity has a it to set in the way of its members. Careful investigations, 1 by org itionus such as the Y. W. ©. A and the women’s clubs, have shown that, from beginning t end, these contests work go undermine the moral stamina of the g who are in them They begin with local competitions, fostered by sensu tional ne papers. In these, crowds are gathered to watch while “judges” pass on the “points” of empty-headed girls who pose in abbreviated bathing suits. From these local cor tests the winners pass toa week at the seaside resort, where every possibie way, their physical tions are exploited and they are »jected to a sort of flattery which leads mar of them into « erous pat ec hich tries t itself 1 . Y r ( May is « Iking sense Ve car propr oung women be { Income Figure } comes of 1 nd paid income taxes totaling $10,908,000. The total ome for that year was $24,840,000,000, instead of. $26,336,001 000 as originally estimated. The corrected figures on tax¢ paid were $663,651,000 instead of $703,962,000, Incomes fror £0,000 to $50,000 y lt ist Incrative, with a total « $35,118,000 paid, 8,472 individuals having filed returns in t! On the total of 7,698,000 retur 15,324 represented of fr 1,000 to #2,00 170,000 were in the $2.00 or 1,125,000 t 000 to $4,000 class, Mil 10,0) t (W100 income tax class nu th T i Is filed returns show Mr. Roberts’ View G I ( Ba New Y t internat 1 hamber of an debts « be paid have been 1 interpret t failure of t Dawes |} are ultimat made by t lues, that commoditic Consequer ates has a favorabl increa nee | mor tangible wealth th Case Goes | p Federal Judge | teCormick )o recently decided the Doheny trial in [ ernment has granted the motion of the Dobe omy for an appeal fixing appeal bonds at #380,000, while th it filed a petition for a cross appeal y order of the tr rtallr rds of the case were ordered to the circut ippeals. The government’ main objection centered on the r of the court that the Doheny interests hould be ind allowed eredits for have ed in the construction at Pearl Harbor, Ha { April December i) co money which they of storage facilities for cruck wall, under the allege: r 2.” The orde snd nd y L the tri rt h Che Casper Daily Tribune Che Casper Daily Cribune 7, 5 | revoke those clauses which stipulate hi ned beef and ie battleshiy World Topies that no preferential treatment shall t es, it might 1 pee 2 PEAT 2) be a shipping, or of pickled wal RS nee from the gold | 1c, an bot- es of cayiire, gastron ‘ I <« of England ntical ad salad or ie fee a st farm, yet the | , soods and ship. fi nnol: r t tana farmer critical Sabcliaes Jucts . depend: the promitigation send eae nen a England's r t was just as t er bargained for our w said: “I'm sorry, but ] |p to 4 |to do. World trade in 1920, 1921 | and dropped off to a | nearl ne third less than t it oe, Mixoitin’ of. tdodatutte the United States fell from | in lis’ the recent action of Britat laring that it t Americar | with mone | value. With the re | | } | Britain to the gold sta ‘old held England, M A. Traylor, presi dent of the Pirst onal = Bank recently ir iddress t c Montana Bank Cor r ity of the countries of € w have paper currencies equal t Arm ican bankers have as ed the British return to the g¢ tandard by giving a $100,000.00 credit to the British government But more important than this v the action of our Federal Reserve Bank and the eleven other Reac ks in granting the request the k of Engiand for material i at They have, as uw . $200,000,000 gold et the Bank’ of Bug to be used ‘ ing F was an ir willl std « a standar 4 n of © ba f it a nd y al ele nts of un { Ir export r Se a a Bs Remodeling Treaties the matters t for consideration by t oncern treatics foreig “ 1 recalled that. t ty with Ge the {dea arded t respective gover © forw under which after one ye Lexington Cream | XXXXX Flour N Wheat, raha Corn Me: . lore and Better Broad ‘ Whole reba, \ck your grocer for this flour and have better bread Casper Warehouse Company DISTRIBUTORS 265 Industria! Ay 1 of treaties base stands forth the acquiring cl oe | Lead, Kindly Light There h urdly a Who’s Who | : ee | the arm: in 1 ‘ . , | free of a war clo! | go by and the 5 feted bij $ which has True, the years lA Wars and Rumors |! day since been ig conflicts ex ceuar ¥ | do not start. But if a scare in one By John Henry Newman, nt- | directi ars, anxiety in an: {1 \ Light ‘ he *F other direction prom arises 0 Soyejima of the Japanese of Peers gives a reassuring 11 am regarding relations be r ‘ t Japan and the United States I T eo H predict peace for his Ke r ec T do not 1 ho € He believ bal n like to ) ar with e a tr r tussin is pursuit: 1 po n China every I was 1 i © 1 for “The | that T ( atment | Shouldst lead me on 1 of the mis I ed a € Mi do not tf blind enoug t I r remember not | Ross | ADMIRALWILUAMS A ¢ jen somewhat | troubles are ent in Ch It is that Great Britain ts | Or j t world movement | 1 a 1 suspicion ») lt we like to use faces sm I have lost. awhile ed} Favorite Dish the Chinese troubles tir up feeling in fay campaign to overth: government from the out Americans would 7 to co-operate with other r protection against Soviet ¢ world revolution but they Russia. of his ow any ns te nother the Soviet aide ly be glad nations for lesigns. for would not military President supporters new ones n troops t¢ offensive ly days of > can haye and few if any allowed Americar s in the Allied i ained in Sealey Sty: 1He" eat 1 « the United eegimén SW a ' association. The easons for refusing to recog: inseparable pair—closer than the | the Soviet government Siamese twins, Scylla and.Charybdis xitibitime ‘have nosmoualire “Cavalleria” and gliacci’\—have habe dcoves tallied more than 23,000 votes 4 | total of 180,000, beating that | standby, the vegetable dinner, 5,000 votes and leaving ham eggs far in the rear. A fledgling journalist asked George wered the v n. He the one tongue-loosening to ire, after the weather, | Provide better sauerkraut or p shad, pretze shortcake, and waffles or scrapple or cake nat wa your door. What mak fling much g und crullers of God's co planned the sumptuous ea shn e em! W. Stevens, the war correspc what to write about. “Tell whiat.-you breakfast,” and the world beats a pat! id found the truth of | ondent them tl uch is food planke catfish cheese Kea the flow em that an army marches ORD dealers desire to: mane satisfied on its stomach—and the other owners of nex or used car buyers. Aa re a negm about the way to a man’s . conditioned weed cars bearing this carry ha | Set a man down to a meal of the guarantee and his pledge—backed by his service | things he likes if you y make hin zn on the dotted for Easter hat, or any other concessior But, it must be borne in mind that | one man’s an in is another's All motorists of Wy jer and Co ever assembled. C World. Get acquai of the Motor Club $2.00 licity Committee. ‘D MOBILIZATIO KEEP YOUR MI OF WYOMING MOTORISTS D ON THE DATES oming and their families and friend AUGUST 12, 1925 The Grand Cavalcade will move to MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Annual conventions of WYOMING MOTOR CLUB WYOMING PRESS ASSOCIATION in the I UGUST 14 AND 15, 1925 d ill entertain you. Greatest gathering of Wyoming pe ome and see your own most beautiful National Park in the nted with your neigh bor Come or not. If you want a member | L. L, Newton, Lander, President; W. F. Wilkerson, Casper, Vice President; A. J. Hazlett, Casper, Secretary-Treasurer; D. W. Greenburg, Casper, Chairman, Pub- whether you are a member hip card the annual dues are will assemble at Lander ople at Caspe Gasoline crankcase Ge We challenge you, we have it Pin SECOND AND PARK Before Starting on That Fishing Trip S-T-O-P est Fillir t your ¢ ¢ Station and fill up » ar thoroughly th that good White Eagle greased and fresh oil in your For Quality and Service them all by the case. YOU KNOW ME A. E. Chandler, Independent If you wish tp take a supply of Gasoline with PHONE 465 WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1925 ELEVATOR | TIEUP SEEN| “asx tor HOTHCK’'S. } DULUTH, Minn., July 22, — (By | slated Press).—Possibility of a up in grain eleyators this fal) de- spite curtailment of the harvest due to the excessive hot spell the last two or three week: Were points em. sday’s meeting of nal board here proximately 200 railroad men shippers attended. Chairmen of the state divisions of | | Minnesota, North Dakota and South | Dakota and Montana, as well as P. J. Coleman, district manager of the board, presented reports, All reports agreed that the exces: sive hot weather of the past two or three weeks has set the crops back 4 Western North Dako. pecially pessimistic about northwest regi THE 4-DOOR BROUGHAM In the Hudson Line. A superb buy, $1,825, de- livered to your door. {t | $< — Classi results try a Tribune -*"GEE WHIZ - MAMMA ‘TIED THAT THERE FOR SUMPIN'!’ | | | Copyright, 1. F. S., Ine LITTLE has forgotten something! The piece of string may help him remember. But it takes more than a piece of string to make ‘YOU recall some of the precious things you have forgotten, for instance, the arefree joys of Childhood Let “Little Jimmy” by Swinnerton; the truest small boy comic ever drawn, help you remember those happy days. owt we Eight Pages of Colored Comics Every Sunday In The Tribune