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

PAGE SIX Che Casper Sunday Tribune 5 SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1925 a an - J ro W the floaters, who are holding Bows'| 7 y i When asked what he thought of | trained to handle rifles and strategy | with her army was to have the ald @he Casper Daily Critume Who's Who tie fie tacraye shout nave; tor| World Topics | oa atked vi enine in| im Aemng. the itera ‘net to | or the ori government i cae a mere pittance. These homes, {t a ¢ aia: “I thelr native hills and cz for]! of another sudden attack’ by Ger- mat has been possible for the owner or Moroaco, they Geteral said: : “T mim.l' ad weaken’ a) small: bag | of) dried liwens fire as holder to furnish and keep up at the id that Fr a ver tes with a drink of water of great economy ad time bef denial for the housands of thi nd after the average - no is conceded to be Ey Iiant statesman of ing “to the af yy as head of Belgium war debt commissic ad policy for a white That Jete military disarma | ment 4 1 be realized and the only approach to that ideal state may be made by further limitations J. E, HANWAY AND B. 8. BANWAY power to make an alliaice with a made.| ‘Phe idea of the French govern-| colored nation for asistance in’ case es f scans trathed | of war at Casper ( | He is G ” . of armaments Is the firm opinion Vhe Casper Da y Morning an ! er” has used it six months or a year | exp’ ed by Maj. Sir. Erederick sf every ribune | Theunis, it is fit for the dump or scrap. It ts 2 ne Ty : oremier and ee de his t a poor recommendation for any city ak na mints | that all of its taxpayers are willing 9 sacrifice in order to get rid of elr property, One step to right this | condition {s to cl your floating national and in-| population from the paying positions nd the out I figure |; ant noted British military strate. gist, director of operations for {the British ro Representatives Chandler’s New Beauty ce Sereno and give your own pdople work and a| papel Beat! [ ‘ ass Iteal affatr |} chance. to be the good citizens ant rp hid Ly “ 7 r erties jchance, to be the good citizens and is now In th e P : sters which was at one lc | B r fe is coming | tin er’s isind of people | am e Jer the TIME-AGO-RESIDENT. | | Sefore —na- consent to | further limita: Less Noise, Please Hon of their | eee ‘SUBSCRIPTION RATES by Carrier and Outside State The new 1926 Chandleris eye for beauty, style, distinc. 6) ear, D: t maments,” the § Pras abet 1 and Balto Rae thot: quickly winning great num- tion. One Month, D: r | we attended th i concert. C is te eed ee aes Ousiveart : t a5 | Sears snk We pavere alowed a tree. teunaie aamnns attack. | bers. of new friends, new ad This is the greatest Chand- 5 ran’ cert: would 8 | Despite the insec ve i 1 te ; by etation. While os Saudis I aus ea bebe vee artist i een CE dara ler of all Chandlers, by far. fashioned courtesy, * 2 One Since c ts %. But th see be ely ere is gro’ “ _, : h ahd | oul coowa adavatiee leasing Base eee Bowers, a | From the day it was an- It gives Chandler a greater b > b 1 an tf 5! the e A80) t t sk ‘. 5 + ity. 0 years | he Park ee sia WI nounced, it has been rapidly pame than ever for perform- } ; nly way we knew the bind | ndency to” mit -arm multiplying on the nation’s ance. : at G ying was by watching the | me ng ve 10 boulevards and highways —) instantiy recognized by its at- direct the band. Of course. hes of Some of the ons, but not the whole of an} What we would like to know fs this: | | » great man d before there can Mmament, principal Chandler’scelebrated Pikes Peak Motor is entirely in a DON'T GET YOUR TRIBUNE : 4 With such a par is not eurprist - “4 eunis shot en o i r s ty to th tractive new radiator design, Pa | apaperrssg |1s Th wer night ba Ba pinata pie t military class of its own with its range : se + | ht up Jor he one night in the wee | } : Fepeten Diss r children to romp and play in the at recent step towants F The very smartness of the of power, its quickness, its a Sas eee, | the Belgian is} therein -waeareidon lg Compete ; car is compelling attention— smoothness, its complete and | reO\ go aiive soem con em ne tae nderles and creating talk—charming easy mastery of any road and In his urious men great | com ‘ pan aati France and Bel everybody who hasa quick any hill. and small In the web of th c ‘8 who were so nolsy nationg ooh 2 : ; I ips) dy, and can not understa: tithe sec ‘ 7 m i" z befits arp the other | of y allowed it. We will admit that SEE THE 1926 CHANDLER, AND YOU SEE PROGRESS 26 Wt : Sees fa he grass Is a beautiful spot to It is the little men, after all, who give breadth to the web, cbadia eae ¢ the great men firmne d solidity; perhaps also the addition nd to listen t of some sori of pattert it the scissors of the Fates determine We also trou there at and to that all the rest must join in submitting to pla did not antiel- s know that every one has something in his va of ch n there in the im- | were to express it openly, would of necessity : There was not the | ant y Suttnniatinn, 1 could suggest some w: sensible and liar! ind’ thoue ‘too of the most inno of enforcing quiet during that one | ¥ raven cent kind Jhour wh we are treated to some About men great aud smull he made these observations teal good music. ; | If a man is to achieve'all that of him, he must take e front in Flanders his OVER! OWCMUBIC,° [Wels | himself for more than he o not come te know one | organization diffic sic of | “Ey ne anid “the ‘Bovigty another ensily, even with the will and the best purpose. n troops witlethe 00,000 men w And then ill will comes in and orts everythir d war supplies of : Cargoes Ie and disciplined, | By John Masefield nd machine gur We would know one her better if one men were not so hago pia | fea" urtilieryvor \ anxious to put himself on an equality with another In the and: thelr | Quinquireme of Nineveh from dle sia has no or pad aeolian world the point is not to know men, but at-any given moment ‘hecors tant Ophtr, rt service, and although she | to be cleverer than the man who stands before you. So obsti French and British | Row home tc n in sunr a big army, with as many | nately contradictory is man that you cannot compel him to his | ge 3 at Versailles and at Palestine pon, they would be | of” advantage, he yields before ever ing that is to his hurt. immediate to With a ca » of ivory there ts no me va No one has any conscience but the man who thinks. Lf a battlefront. He | And apes and peacock | aware of thi Si, is well io clever man commits a folly, it is no small one. It is only when ; ty | ‘Sagal mencireenee ane jmain quite for the next few years | a man knows Little, that he knows anything at all. With knowl Netuntine Savas i if |and concern itself with inter pt edge grows doubt. Everyone suffers who does not work for ha on tia ania ot Kepavations, {2 Bpenist ming from | f!", which will require a good deal | Men’s prejudices rest upon their character for the time be himself to building up afresh his | Dipr gh the Troples b: the| —| METROPOLITAN SEDAN ing and cannot overcome, as being part and parcel of them own bt taking aj palm-green shores | selves, Neither evidence nor common eel nor rs son has the | leadin mic and in With a cargo of diamonds | BARGAIN New 1926 sl t influence upon them, We do not learn to know men | ustrial recovery of Belgiun : E grain) samethivats y come to us. We must go to them to find out what they Bos Sino ‘ie pa Py eanawls y sie sido! es sae WE hea I¢K ire, It is said that no man is a hero to his valet. That is only : : : } because a hero can be re only by a hero. The vaict || atpert turned to Georges Theante | Dirty British ult DEMONSTRATOR probably will know how to ay caked sm 1 in the | LIKE NEW gnize eciate his like—his fellow valet, and asked him onc more to sac We generally take men to be m igerous than they are, fice his own growing business in through the CHANDLER eos terests {n order to undertake the mad March days | © * THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY CLEVELAND ra) : 1dministration, indved the reorgant- With a cargo of 1 coal At a 80 Per Cent A Great Discovery fon, of thé entire government, | Road rails, pig les Reduction in Price The interior department has finally discovered that its first as minister of finance and then | Firewood, fronwa and cheap tn | . 4 employes do too much sitting down, clock watching and stumb; |% Premier. trays. | Casper Buick Co. ling over surplus office furniture, so Secretary Work has x Te The aborigines of Australia wor.|| 1382 North Wolcott given orders to strip the yartment’s offices for action. Some Criticisms ship animals, birds, and os of all Phone 2260 As a result 250 chairs, two van loads of stools, wardrobes and 2 kinds, desks were removed to government storage and most of the Editor Tribune: Years ago I had ears’ | CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE clocks dismantled. It could be truthfully remarked that every the honor to be one department in Washington could receive similar treatment |2ens. Now, after n numbers of 4s < with profit to itself an believe | x k Much has been said nbout more busines in government be the little frontier CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 9:30 4 M PARS—412.66 Much hs vaal Hy Fe : aoye) iment. How: | Saver you approximately 12 boure travel between Casper T eis at least one way in which it can be put there. Elimate thavs'| and Eawithe the loafing and employ men and women who have some slight WYOMING MOTORWAY conception of what they are attempting to do. Of all places ke to see te. Gesok sats ‘ e fi pranc ad ineffictenc erraitin bithe! Bone Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office in this country where ignorance and ineffi are rampant, heen, TOWNSEND HOTEL PHONE 144 } the government service supplies the most glorious example i € op ne 1] n the fac 4 nm Casper {s a m an Bryan Under Fire bullding progra justitied,. He didn’t know, and he didn’t think, and he couldn't say. | S@¢/tlonal cost That, in sum and substance, is the impression that Mr, Bryan, | f"t¥ thousand Es volunteer champion-of the literalists, gives the world on nu- {structure of 2 | | merous things quite germane to the Bible-evolution debate. | Lack alike of knowledge and of interest—both typical. Yet J wh ha for half a cen he had been “studying” the scripture. For ed, I many years he has been profitably yoluble about it not taxed for ; Old Ww heat i in the Bin Pe or aa : ith Read This Love ELMER E.VANCE ction Invitec not tt Story of Steel The Houston st-Dispatch observes that since the He place for fift cer e Raila Georgia legislature is still in session it might take a shot at matter of the taking of t s bh, such vile theories as the rotation of the earth around the sun es rye ean the attraction of gravitation, the rotundity of the earth and whic meetings Z ts nt with many who ed who would have been » ful to have had the the widespread impressic t Andrew Jackson is not a Demo tic candidate for preside Git Daily Tribune : on the that a BEGINNING JULY 2s Dey } resources of the banks of the United | ™™ as the nd State ever and figures given reflect as a moirecinery . x more? | Hi One of the most grip whole the bar nking institutions of ‘the Hates pte di , f La dy Day ping and _ pulsating md ro . : : My tal banks of which |ror y a tavek + a stories offered the read as tate bank O16 na and ih round i e-inwa . le ing public. Don’t mi 6.9 9 Oho. total a 19 Aig Aan bd Manis? Weak nce tn the first installment ; x ; 4 \ " a : scribe now if you do source 60,511,845,000, 'Y¢ eposits of all banks were ' ing extens It BEATS... —_as it Swee San ; 4.495,856.000 above th rd of March 31, | y taxpaye th weeps as it Cleans not alrerdy take the 6 3~ 1924, and total resource 1,507,783,000 above resources of er t Tribune, that date | | tficers How Cannot Maintain Claim ‘ attor Dis the rightful owne®ship of the North Pole, Dr « wing a ror the iq re they } ax 0, Loe a well known German jurist, denies the right to ‘ rss pig Canada, and, for that matter, to any other country, to annex tly of future taxpaye One ‘ the polar area in view of the impossibility of estabiishing any- | member of a fami! sini i DOW ie thing like permanent settlements in those extreme northern latitudes fire: nbe 2 2 | for 1 Perhaps one of the reasons we like babies {s that. babie: Jone : ie oe Includi sti lo not go around repeating the smart things their fathers and |"? more ce oa lyaur clerk “ab ling Dusting Tools mothers said \ reconcile her ty daughter's age | "3 f elghteen with the age of «wenty. | You can't please people, Some dislike prohibition beenusc one, whi he law of the state re. | e it n't work and some because it d | quires, does It not? The city assess. | M rp ape mente for improv. from the via ountain States Power Co. It i said that James M. Cox is going to run again next | of Working people who have tried to Formerly N yeur—this time for the senate. Which shows that no matter | °%® thelr homes is very distressing | ormerly Natrona Power Co f expecially when 1 find large fam what he may not be, he is a glutton for punishment iddistiinto atew ummnis tae Ph 69 1. ate Boek yma. and t homes, which City kide may wear balloon pants, but they miss the joy ato ae ce one of the old awimmin’ hole nte on thu fa to-some’e nen. } Evipune WERE Aus) Ory HeeUEe rreUEe + are