Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 27, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO Che Casper Daily Tribune By J. EB, HANWAY AND B. £ Entered at Casper (Wyoming) postoffice as second class matter November 22, 1916. HANWAY Who’s Who America is int Jan ested in the recent Masaryk to b kia’s minister to Great Masaryk is known in Wash- selection of Czecho-8! B fs ington, The Ne’er Che Casper Daily Cribune Bird Let Loose By THOMAS MOORE let loose in’ eastern “skies, n hastening fondly home, stoops to earth her wing, nor may feel that if they do not they earrik to do so, and they will hold to them nevertheless. It is quite In harmony with con- ditions in the United States that, while the British government fs turn- ing to protection as the only eco- Wt MONDAY, JULY 27, 1925 on the market, nor does it Faris the practice of dumping surpluses. Co-operation does not work only to the benefit of a pro ducing class. In addition it intro- duces into society those progressive practices which benefit all groups. Minister of Gospel ad offic flies nomic salvation of British industry, ‘In every way ths cepacia oe te ee as = Where {dle warblers roam: the British college professors still} fers you its art tered Seas -aanlie® . The Casper Daily Tribune issued every evening and The Sunday Morning 4919 when he ar-| But high she shoots through air and| adhere to free-trade theories, and be- | deductions, ae petro isdn Tribune every Sunday at Casper, Wyoming. | Hon cortioass ar pune rived: to become light, stow academle honors on the best }ance. In this tt believes it ts per Building, opposite postot! charge ‘da af Above all low delay, known of the free-trade college pro-| forming @ Sistinct 9 Alea Pat Business Telephon {aires at the| Where nothing earthly bounds her| fessors of the United States, ing and rural life Noted Memphis Evangelist Declares This Remarkable Branch Telephone Exchange Connecting All Departments, ho + Slovaki 7 ary, to American civilization.” —>_ legation dow dims her way, * ir Advertising Representatives But America World Topics Pépiilation Of New Medicine Actually Prudden, King & Prudden, 1720-23 Steger Bldg., Chicago, Il; 286 Fifth knows him best | So grant me, God from every care —__— f Saved His Life. Ave. New York City; Globe Bldg., Boston, Mass; Suite 404 Sharon Bldg., through his {1 And stain of passion free, That the department of agricul- Sabena 55 New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal. Copies of the Dally Tribune lustrous father, | Aloft, through virtue's purer alr, | ture will lend every possible ald to Denver Ts Now The wala, of searmhkc Ae Chenek (ts are on file in the New York, Chicago, Boston and San Francisco offices president of the To hold my course to Thee! co-operati,e farm associations and ne, No sin to cloud—no lure to stay E and visitors are welcc Czecho - Slovakia SRIPTION RATE now simply amazing, as each con- put them on a sound financial basis De ellee ties einen Watecaieesiice and the man| My soul, as home she springs— is the promise voiced recently by O 311,000 etaclde hi SUBS credited with| Thy sunshine on her Joyful y W. M. Jardine, secretary of ag ver , oe? handler an pia dat bl i) , Sy ceneoen ene, eons Beate leading that| Thy freedom in her wings pict sod Sey VA ey ) tional new medicine that fairly as One rest aes soit edie ripest cals Saal Gzene Senet , Colo,, July 25.—(United | tounq anyone but those who have ae hog to stability and prosperity. Jan | heal . directory made its appearance here | puliding powers. See ool Ney, y tg 1 cap to tae a iff © diplomatic Sea” et Cre said today and contains a total of 157,109! Now comes the Rev. Dr. J. A e + Sunday only_.. capabilities of his father. : names. é Woodall, widely known and beloved ie your Masaryk recently i The, businga |S, with S proved ; hat he be- 3 One Fear, Dally, and Bu ried Sie trance ne Leather. | In electing Dr. Tausslg to a corre: transacted by 00-| ,2/aeet numerous in Denver, with Pav iesereia tiie becuTicen nee in Six Months, Daily and “daughter of Mr. Charles R. | 8ponding fellowship the British Acad- Operative buying | 1 esta a close second. that arash: bas actually aatedshie Three Months, Dail ne, and sister of Mr. Richard | emy has not surprised any one. Dr. and) welling Ol nig rgearh ig the fitty:thied ane lye sae vaste dan nace residing t One Month, Daily and e, two former American minis- | Taussig has been for years the best ganizations will] oo) Gusectory of the elty, the first Re the tioiee or Mls canledions aie ¢ ahr whe Sunday SIRGSEIGIN c known of American free-trade writ- be, conservative- having been published in 1873 when subscriptions pune will not e 1 he has been in positions no E. Godwin, well-known superintend ly, $2,500,000,000 r E. i i Mas: born -rague a ou 7 x city was verto; ark Zoo; Me insure delivery th in arrears. arceuasaryk was born in Prague | an of mediocre capacity could have during 1925, ap- Peek pees fale SE vilaciren "aby hic a lalE hae:! ls oy wT G YOUR TRIE 7 "5 is filled. His Mfe has been laborious, proximately one A ‘ : ADAlyeig. SER NTIOE kink oc hee and his style {s pleasing fifth of the total] Denver's population, on estimates | where is no person in the world|and 1 belleve 1. am safe In saying “ If you don't find your Tribune afte king carefully for {t call 15 or 16] to New York to Bue Woirtris the receie aesteniae setloultural Lust | Provided by the directory is approst | ota ta more pieesed 10 teil ote Sine aie a cauacie bees aon and it will be deliv to you by special messenger gister complaints | edge of the En| or? Is there a case in which his { DRWMAARONE! ness. Though co.| mately 311,076, a gain of 14.472 oven! Riay. about arnak than T ame tor] Warnak-7 didae get a slaglgatiocs ot Lefore 8 + 'clock at the same t theorles have not been shattered by fon is in its infancy in this |Jast year’s population, based on last 7 ‘¢iiiy pelieve that this remark-|restful sleep. My whole body ‘was boy with the Li | ec facts? Can we imagine] country, as compared with other |¥eat’s directory list. able medicine actually saved my]as pale as a ghost, and I was about surance company at a sala $5 | hin ing or 5 0; alo and soc! ns "9 life," declares Dr. Woodall, the most discouraged person you ever Es a week, taking courses at a night |"/m writing or speaking without the} economic and social institution The Bell With An Appeal a usy consciousness that what real- school the while. At the end of y consolousees that ue e ren with which we are familiar, some ly happened is dfiferent from what, “In fact, I had spent thousands valuable has been. ac- saw. Every bel! has a peal, but the belle “My son-in-law, Mr, Godwin, heard <4 : experience ‘ of dollars going to different parts ; A qe} Cee oe eame anemic with (he lin his hypothesis, might have been | cumulated, “We know more about| With the greatest sinee a eat of the country for my health, and|about Karnak, and got it’ for me, Mankind’s Greatest Curse Grane ccompeny, of Culcagp, belDS | expented? ‘Ini fact, {fs GROMCHOnUel tne tequicements, ton wdiones: that the polo season is in full swing ®t had lost hope of ever seeing another | and I want everybody to know what ¥ > loye: eastern branch at i + +, - umsen and Long Island, es i “ f € Superstition is a part of the very being of humanity; and | $™Ployed in the eastern branch at)... ed up for life in a college| we did five years ago, We have a | Rum g cout by Peel, of Lon-|Well day. I was told T had an in-ja blessing it has been to me. It When we fancy that we are banishing it altogether it takes | Btdgeport, Connecticut. At frst} inrary which excluded Hamilton, | leave uae rstanding of methods of | With a riding coa ve has a bell to | curable stomach disease, and my con-| helped me from the very start. 1 1 réfupe'in the: strangent mooie ‘ene eer cc "Ohetsa t humans | 22,9 Slerical work and also*de- and all the protectionist au-| handling co-operative business," |'don. For arte pia wit eee or duplt. {dition became so bad that a ave taken {Wo bottles now, and t Mey elie ‘angest nooks and corners. Observant humans | voted attention to sociological he could make out @ fair} Continuing, Secretary Jardine said | the skirt Af ane the water. The|%S° I was forced to give up my|money couldn't buy the good it has { zoel ize } apes hief dt elad iia has produced in the world; studies. For this Bornes oe vouEs case for protection from Dr. Taus-|that the need of leadership. was votes ont as o A bs tee Pe | evangelistic work. done me. Why, I eat hearty at ev- gocs of all sorts and kinds; sacrifices of beasts and men; |man was employed in the Crane ever ter than at the present | Peel garments are 7 or days at a time IT was unable|ery meal without suffering after rights and ceremonies; cruel torments factory as a eommon laborer. For various causes—some natural time and th t the co-operative asso: | Wide, long pues, w mat i read to leave my room, and it doesn't|ward, ana I have already gained = Superstition stole man’s mind early in the world; and hanks to his linguistic ability, | 114 —the early congres lations must assume @ large share | the single button fastening at the! som like there was. an agony. or | five pounds in welght. Nights sleep none there are today who are wholly free from it in all j for M. Masaryk knows Cssch, Blovale, | were thmid with tegard.io: tariff diel of tte recvoncibility oF maintaining | trimly-shaped waist. From thewalst/1oi, put what I suffered. I had|tke a healthy child, and haveitte \ ; 1 a are today w no are wholly free from it in al its English, French, German, Pc fe passed Varios’ “atts Smale 1ral conditions. He|4own, the coat flares sharply, the no appetite, couldn't retain any food | real color of life in iny face. In fact sou ee " he Watemesiaiet a Phant om walked contin and Hungarian, he was made em-| ,, were of benefit to our manu- effect being obtained Be by beeing on my stomach, and had a feeling | ym feeling ike my oldctime self again f Socrates and that ho pe’ insisted that he was a brother | ployment man- f eth, yndicate a) “The failures of co-operative as: |!ng: but by the way the garment 18 |i lead in the pit of my.etomech|and I am going to resume work. In of Socrates and that he had talked with ( hrist. Sir Walter ager of his a t as to whether we had yet the| sociations, although the proportion |Cut. The front is noticeably Fs Gorlintalbes Gas wnilds biaat ink |ahe evangelistic field shortly in the 5 ! ad ot he back ; 7 Scott wont not visit ieee Abbey by moonlight because of firm As besa ha r y to finance a strong Indystrial| of failures probably has been no | than the bac until I would simply be tn ago state of Kentucky. It’s a pleasure the superstitious notion that bogies were there. Napoleon was | employe! ates. RA when these acts were followed in 1807 by total prohibition of foreign commerce, when the em- Sreater than terprises, in other business en- polnt to the need of a bureau he took great interest in afraid of black cats. I bridges. Cecil Peter the Great had a horror of crossing I lost weight until I was just s! | to tell all the good folks about Kar- Rhodes, the Africzn Empire builder, would and bones, and was so weak that I|nak—it'’s the greatest medicine on Eczema igen teeth study of business methods. We just had to be helped around Uke a seriily id. urate Y try . iti he, syeitare +8 2 A v y y " ve yr. rnak {fs sold in Casper exclu- never try on new clothes because me : bargo act gave way to the exclusion | find that, generally, co-operative tit baby K fi } a ; w clothe he ausi ) of the superstition that to intellectual de- of all British and French goods, | associations are wrecked because of ickl ields “Bad dizzy spells would come over | sively by Kimball Drug Stores, Inc., caheve po ula bring ill luck or disappointmént. Perhaps you | velopment of the} when the non-intercourse act was fol-| business mistakes—the same mis- quickly vie me and I would be #0 sick that ey-|and the Midwest Pharmacy: and by adhere to some of these superstitions, all of which are ardently | foreigners — en- lowed by the War of 1812, the scene| takes that have wrecked business to Resinol erything would turn black before my | the leading druggist in every tos ae epi eurally supported in warions parts of the country: ee in the fac- was changed. It was not : “Will| concerns for hundreds of. years. No matter how | eyes) I was just a nervous wreck, —Ady. aidness comes from wearing tight hats. Four-leaf clovers are mat the American capitalist risk his for- “Another problem arises in the 7 , % ‘ Gy ou have — lucky. If one touches a hop-toad one will get warts, Two-dollar While enkeged tune in manufactures.” It was:| relation of the co-operative asso: long y ill Tickeye When 8 in this work the KE Mis are unluc Vhen a d " - tortured or — | in the middle of the been tortured ll we sur our own wants or zg — ciations to the present agencies of i by itch- t night it is a sure sign that some one is going to die. A piece | ‘Re, Suture diplo- Fo eeoues ssa irpdebees del that typ ors Ce a eres ae ’ bl : than they are today. If a cat gets into a room where a baby |elements in America. He was broadcloth as it now is to tmport | mation regarding the services neces: little soothing CHICAGO # NORTHWESTERN is sleeping the cat will suck the baby’s breath and kill it, | member of thelr societies and also | prccoth && The country was| sary to carry farm products trom Resinol Ointment Westbound Arrives Departs George Washington never told a lie, Night air is poisonous, | lectured frequen in order to | ain as to how long the embar-| the producer to the ultimate con- Ont ube jiritated | | No. 608). -cewrerme nas oeananoltA0 p,m. 1:50 p. m. B eake Deas tall, if put into @ bottle, will turn into. | Bites of srsoney teem senor |H0,tsleht Inst. Had detfersos been | sumer Where’ te ge amnultiotatie ee spots and see if Eastbound Departs a snake. “Drafts” cause colds; and if one gets one's fect wet, | Dilities of Geet, Waetuaat | aces Os, ORNS wIL re esi iy | peste p habe: pekediites) petal Be he ore ne Com encase ptt eis dl es - One Ai pute £6 weblec coll Saiitian hie ohtie 7 “anne = ag a da lor As it was, 1¢/) which can be performe: by the not stop s Ke sacalmost site death forego Bee Qrink miler ine eae > indus.ry' and | farmers’ organizations. there! Healing CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY a i anc fi In 1913, ‘an Masaryk returned | e ber of pat- “Many associations, however, are usually begins at Eastbound Arriv. Departs same meal. Hiccoughs may be stopped by counting to 100. | to Bohemia and later ents show that this country was be- king progress in reducing the once and the skin No. 82 4:00 p.m. Lightning never str twice in the same place. An apple a |in the World war. He was drafted | ing transfor Dr. Taussig, even| costs of these services to a mint: | gets well quickly and easily. No. 80... 8:10 p.m, 8:35 p. m. days keeps the doctor away. If one does not scratch a mos: |{n the Austrian army and did service | if reluctantly, brings out the fact}mum. Such improvements in effi. | 8% Wee Wweny ; Westbound Departs quito bite, it will stop itching. If a girl takes the last piece |on the Russian front. However,|that for more that seven yours ace | 72 will be welcomed by far- Ci a No. 29 ..... 7:10 p m off a plate she will die an old maid, That horoscopes are | the Austrians kept him in the back industries ‘were covered by a pro-| sighted, urban business men.aa well e No, 31 - reliable. All Japanese butlers and chauffeurs are spies. The | 8TUnd and etd es Hel ad Green oe eid than Banitiven | as by ten ere, N hest way to stop-noseBleed is t6 dre, a. door kay: Aflern the not fire a shot during the war had dr amed of king, tar more It must be recognized that in — t way r pa r key vn, At the end of the battle on the| rigid than the Whigs of 1842 or the| an industry hike farming, co-opera- ; patient's back. A thunder storm will cause milk to sour. Eng Piave, M. Masaryk, foreseeing the | Republicans of a later day have ever | tion possesses cértain distinct ad- : lishmen have no sense of humor, It is unlucky to se al um- end of the stru ®, went back to] granted them vantages over the older methods of Be brella indoors. All strikes are the work of foreign agitators, Prague and there proved himself a It Is unfortunate that {t {s so dif: devoted son and great floult for a college professor to dis- American mother card the free-trade teachings of his through great hardships z jown student days, although, in the 1918-1919, as Dr such theorles trading in commodities, The agri- cultural co-operative takes the whole crop of its members. It tries to market this to the best advantage. It avoids -depression of prices be- The first note in all superstitions is, of course, ignors to which fear is closely allied. Superstition is the most. ter rible murderer of men, It is mankind’s greatest curs te ister of help to his who was passing $1.00 $1.00 | leaning and Pressing Suits --_-_-..-=_..$1.00 The UNION Label Can be used by the following firms, who employ none but Benes, now | light of experience, Ref | foreign | ttalrs was | have been proven to be faulty. How] cause {t does not’ alm to buy the || Overcoats —-------$1.00 Union Printers: re eformers absent in Paris attending the peace] Dr, Taussig¢ can reconcile those the-| commodity at the lowest possible ees STE 5 £11) ApOGRAPH, 1, The Casper Daily ‘Tribune. - (Va .obberve dhak sth a 4 ae aie : conference, M. Masaryk helped at | ories with the facts which he learned | price and thug exert « besrieh inc Presses § ea 2° Oil City Printers. Pe bata pe repeal et 4 ul word Aaa ell Keds home to organize the foreign office. |as tariff commissioner, 's hard to|—————-s nn eee $1.00 $1.00 UNION HY JLABED> 8. The Casper Herald eing »bed of its sting, and is coming into good fay: gain. He then became charge d'affaires in haps he Is like thé ° NER WO 4. Service-Art Printing Co. \ The people who naturally oppose good works of any kind ac Washington. Since that time he has > was long on common EAD COLDS Called for and Delivered cRW complished the almost unbelievable result a few years ago of more or s worked in the foreign The Commercia) Printing Co, t on knowledge of the Jake, The Nifty 5. Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; Let Casper Printers 7. Hoffhine Printing & Stationery Co a cok the PuSnene of disdain to one of the noblest words in real in Be aur eeeentls 5. for c Bie, toe. Anas . pepralt SRR apply freely up nostrils, Tailor Print for Casper 8. Slack-Stirrett Printing Co. the language. Every street corner bum was joining in grea ear when he serve¢ counsellor ced by him was no 2 e : glee with the swelling chorus of the timid good people’ whe | the legation in Londor Typneraryneg meee co) | CS KS Basement Wyatt Hotel THE TRADEMARK OF GOOD WORKMANSHIP want things left alone, and who therefore hate anyone. who Seaeia ta pak dk Se ey VAPORUB Phone 802 . undertakes to make them better. It is fine to be able to say covers 280 acres./in actual Over 17 Million Jare Used n that the reformers have stood their ground, and that it is the 25 MAII” yelpers who are sounding the retreat, ies is the scien of government, a statement we ean « prove from the dictiona and have proved many times. Goy ernment is a thing that relates to the mc and worthy liy- x ing of the people in a much larger degree th it relates to their commercial interests, or their material prosperity. The best politician with the end in view of advancing the moral AWN EPIC OF THE SHINING RAILS rd and spiritual welfare of the people. A person who cannot agree AND THEIR HEROES , with this statement knows so little about politics that his <4 only hope is to begin with the little primary text-books at the very bottom of the class, and this without the slightest reeard for number of years he has spent,i numb urs he has sper by Elmer E.Vance = er / More Evolution 4 ® ve ry valua ile dy of pine ans and other Am rican f borig Don’t miss the first installment of this nes ittr who brough » injunction suit in Washington ~ ; o -day rail- to stop the salaries of those teaching evolution, says he is gripping love atdry of peekent say zal an atheisc and wishes to settle the issues finally by showing anti-evolution laws are unconstitutional. His lawyers say the aky will be the limit on evidence and witnesses barred at Day. ton and many others will be heard, Wittner opened the Wash ington photographis orgy by posing in the zoo with the mon roading, beginning in the Casper Daily Tribune | keys, Washington officials, however are not planning to have the capital to a new Dayton. The government coun Pant sel has found many technical flaws in Wittner's complater Wednesday, July 29 * cause or takes other action. He ves Witt | ‘ ficalty in proving “dlsrespe An exclusive feature story in The 2 a9 TR Tribune that will command your atten- Breakdown of the Home tion immediately. Bishop William Hall Moreland of the I Sity “Allowing for notable 1 beautiful ex generally true that the American home hag ceased to fy We are not facing a crime wave nor suffering from the ¢ fects of war. Our . it of the breakdown of the hom The essential need underlying all this is to make Ameri life Christian. If the ra of divorce goes on incrensing a | x present, the whole tion of Chr © will f from the consciousness of the Ameri inst by a barnyard moralit The Chr correct the condition 3 5 | i\ejuvenation Dr. Herman WH. Rubin of New York through stimulation of the le lands 1 tions is a possibility. B the destructive alpha beta rays shut out by x to allow only emanation < the constructive gamma lly i rejuvenation of an ir dividual is possible rays give normal electronic energy, withoue wh ot live. The effect of these rays upon the ductless ¢ much Ike the effect of sun lit upon growing plant = — When the governor of ( 4 mis 2 of South Carolina at Voland ; , abl said; “How is your tax rate?” i ————————