Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1925, Page 2

€be Casper Daily Cribune TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1925 4 turnes 0 Che Casper Daily Tribune 4 Will Come Back After All, I's the Anticipation That's the Worst Ca’ the Yowes to the | iujonsin as mathemati! phyeiea Knowes professor, Brenda Neland writing in Liberty _ a During the war Mason was a mem- By J. E. HANWAY AND 6, B. HAN WAY on the subject of woman's “Crown BL ISOBEL PAGAN (1740-1821) ber of the submarine commission of of Glory PAGE TWO Ta ; < , Se? the knowes, the National Reseatch council and Entered at Casper (Wyomt!ng) postoffice as second class matter rv Senégas, hairdresser bh she oes the eaathee rows, [invented a device for detecting and to atllady, the Aner Ca‘ them where the burnile rows, _ | locating submarines. oa ‘ fribune issued every evening and The Sunday Morning picesign tc atealeningsch | My bonnie dearie. After the war he was granted a offices, Tribune | =o" °xPt otha einige Tere a8) research professorship in recognition 3 In his opinion, barbers are a con- a ina 7 Rand down the'water side, of his scientific achievements, 3 temptible lot. en those who are / There I. meet my shepherd lad: It was also during the war when E ss oe Beets Tati TAGES Te He row'd me sweetly in his plaid, |he was in charge of many people Br pathpct gc} ridges bai a che And he ca’d mo his dearie. and large sums of money that his crets of ‘propordion, he Por the. e % administrative ability was first no. PAE 38 secrets of proportion in hair arrange \ . 4. Li aoirat ne fi “ ve gang down the water side,|ticed. Later as secretary of the fac- ly entitled to the use for publication of | ment are subtle and infinate, taking iT DWNT purl BMA we the vival sweetly glide ulty at Wisconsin he showed the ne t yer and also the local news published herein. | ¥ HC Saeeaaeclly doen With Bik \ y Beneath the hazels spreading wide? eaitai trait in handling university af. ___Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation (A. B, ©) shears is to sculpture hair. Each \ A BIT R. The moon it shines fu’ clearly He ts the father of twerhove, 18 Advertising Representatives ae: | casey ede Mn aun hee the 4 saad “T was bred up at nae sic school, |and 16 years old and a daughter, 13. F Prudden, 1720-2 er Bidg., Chicago, ML; 286 Bitth | vcry, other. With each patron he ig My shepherd lad, to play the fool, | His books are numerous)and he ts yt SIs Ae n, Masa; Gulla 406 SuareApeias considers all the following: ‘her fea- re int — And a’ the day to sit In dool, a member of the National Academy re tery Bt. Ban ibens : dashes ka Daily nerbtne tures; the shape of her head, her And naebody to see me." of Sciences, the American Mathe- are on file in the New York, Ct iy Bravcletolottioee| Or ni eae ee eee matical Soolety, the American Phy- and visitors are welcome, o cheekbones; What type she wisties “Ye sall get gowns and ribbons meet, | ical Society, the Deutsche Mathe. pers Seat. hs oat Bi ferret AeA Ge esis) han ay Caufsleather shoon upon your feet, | matiker Vereinigung and the Circulo SUBSCRIPTION RATES dhe adi vasaplant te hee And in my arms ye'se lie and sleep, | Mathematioo di Palermo. By Carrier and Outside State a "1 And ye sall be my dearle.” ( As red, yellow or mous ‘ “os , ? Should | . % s area etite Scntealete ane “If ye'll but stand to what ye've said, John B. (Jenny) And, underlying all these things Use ikane wi’ youy my Rhephert \adi McLell there ‘dra*tworende to be attabiea: And ye may row me in your plaid, Cc an First, after the haircut, she must Ana Teal be.your dearte Sie Bs ~. look her consummate best. And sec- ce Ack. ‘, 6 look “While waters wimple to the sea ; , o nust look chic, fas! E = * | Surrounded by thy friends, and kip, § must look” chte,* fashion, While day blinks in the lift sae hie, aaa teas 3 give a few examples of how he | Till clay-cauld death sall blin my e'e, | tho far away from thine own native ‘ He £78 | oro If a lady's head is flat: land, \ rie 5 aneavaba thei Datignn om 3.60 | .acked, he cuts her hair so that her 5 Thy life's star set beyond the west- vance and the Daily Tribune will not | hea will be ax shapely as a Crees Who’s Who ern main. L cription becomes one month in arrears, athlete's. If she has a long face and | Thy passing came. * YOU DON'T GET YOUR TRIBL a long nose, he conceals her forhead The newly elected president of, ‘ 7 I Tribune after | ng carefully for {t call 15 or 16] With a long lock or with bangs. If the University of Chicago Max {No lavish pomp attended thy Iast to you by special messe Register complaints | Se has a low forehead and a short 5 Mason of Madison, Wisconsin. He rites, : efore 8 + ‘clock nose, the forehead is left exposed. was chosen to fill the place left va-| But friendship's silent voice rang — A tog narrow face with a salient nose cant by the death of Ernest De- loud and clear, an — he gives breadth by arranging the Witt Burton. The silent grief, the shedding of a «a ED 1 hair off the face, perhaps exposing Mason {s a. na tear E SS - - the ears, A broad face can be ae ive of Wisconsin,| Spoke more than words. : 5 charming with locks curling for- having been born Strongest Instincts ward on the cheeks. Homely ears there, in 1877. He | Borne to the grave by faithful broth. 1 ‘ i i ; must be concealed. A long weak neck ; tat ers, true, In h ising “Devil's Dictionary,” Ambrose Bierce de saitle CIA Ge Tota TTIRESD eras tha Univer: Band of that Craft, who on the level es ma x nimal so lost in rapturous contemplation If the lady should look like a saint, sity of Wisconsin meét, e ' IS tO Ove what he indubitably a Madonna, he parts the hair in the with a Bachelor of | 454 by the square, to each doth im- ght to be. His « extermination of other | middle. If she is a little rascal, he Sigresin dn part nals h 1 gives her bangs and curls and, may While in| Masonic fidelity. No mal aby What it does, it does be be, a “golden.” — : pollege he gained a a re dire line of action necessary During the world War, ues ny of —— : Istinction in stu-|72¢ Pauper enyeras thee In grief c he 5 Pat the women who followed the army . iti never before known, will realize the lent activities, so- 1 . Kiphtet Gal & Hicuepaa aa red. Then the nurses|/ Coming—Tooth and Claw Competition | | 2ever,)etcrn known, mill realise Ne musical, and | And scattered fragrant flowers o'er a one u he is, strange w suit, because of the By Edward A, Filene af at) 7 os | hy grave, + * ge A. inefficiency of our present methods Without FR f Y c € cts to hb own harm plague of vermin. Then of production and distribution, and pe Peal ‘2 $0) symbol of a tear ; I ent from animals in in the munitions Sygeiee cut] We are facing changes in the feo a surplus Bron ing Sa pos will start a general housecleaning. saa Airis : : 1 rr i it he does. Animals make r hair because powder accumu: | tory system that will affect the lives| would have been thought impossible] 74) jusiness men who do not do standing. A, wearer of. the “W E i s imp! ce of nature, and use their in it and Was seriously danger-| of our grandchildren as profoundly | in 1913. It seems to be inevitable | | \. jatar ae ight, foe “Heal: | theses ppars foeithe Hien amp, be} 2h ee aged the youth of yes- ] t Pp does not. He of all crea Then prominent and fashion: | ag the establishment of the factory | that, unless we find a way to export | 1) 1 go down and out. There|also made the honor fraternities, |<... f * aBip iatee - women engaged in war work did gy. affected the lives of our|our surplus goods, v hall rush c Shall knit more closely in the years € € ‘ exercises the power of a je women engaged in system affected the 8, o me Py: is uh pea m.| Wlll probably be an unprecedented | Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma XI. : to ‘oomne, vill hich tals ame grandfathers. No man can survive | h ng into a mo ense com- ties os failures, ‘After « yeat of post-graduate work A d animals do not posse About the same time Irene and]anq succeed largely during the next | petition than we have ever known. | Umber of business faflur atenlace the taeeht high school at | Th08 friendly ties, which death l ke the e kno hat he is doing and saying 1 * te tf ee 4 ‘00% ‘i i 4 brotherly love} The survivors will be the business- | at Ma Q cannot destroy g and saying the late Vernon Castle were dancing | ten or twenty years unless he antici. | Good manners” and brotherly lov Bilal Wis.,Anathen wert: abroad || “ye He } 0 voi ithin l he one being ’ wer . " a emu- * not restrai: s t w 16 toc es in which waste has been conquer- , : | ce Nor time efface. i im 1e one being the and were much admired and emu-| nates these changes rill not restrain us. It will be tooth 2 to study, Returning to’ the U. 8. ~ eof it Teeattter, man believes, n nobler voice, which |tated here and abroad. Mrs. Castle!” <7. ore the sicheat nation in the|@hd claw. And “WHAt will that|ed and solentific method introduced. |to Atudy. etnemoe to the Det I ve the eas in the case of lower creatures the cutting of her hair, Afterward | 5. tne largest in our biatc here} The early period of this super-| ter mrticles. & structor in mathematics at the| The Tribune. J If-preser ind a desire to reproe his kind. 1t is self When she appeared on the stage sb¢ | 15 enough swork to be done to Keep| competition will be moro a. fight | ter 8" A ticles cover’ the | Massachusetts Institute of Technol- —_——_a—__ “ rvation that h ny the world, Like all cpa ter hair had} every man and woman in the coun-|than a readjustment. Men will do] (Note: These art fone of Me. Fi.JO8Y for @ year. From 1904-1908 he| Best display of magazines at i tl , tikes {€. It one Teil hin Mt er i i wn oO mbes she discarded peter tee sha: ChVicuat ratters than the kr : t pes 3 SEO * walle n | Was sistant professor at Yale, then! Chappy’ My can id dd ac n to be se cap. Her y pagel ry lene’s book, ‘The y Ww h ‘ o trample on ot t » fi But there is another side to the | sighted things. They will cut prices : sae % ieee al po RraLip I OOH © be first himself » tremes shield. No one except the profes: |in a blind effort to get business away | !8 ae incopectis rate fe peti hee Ea ts that the good of || moa sional optimist, feels very hilarious|from the other fell They” wii| country and) Europ = ' F > nd Hi ] le more ii uit than the little ends he hits Miles Twenty wears’ nao ladica | bout the business outlook. We are| attempt to reduce tho ‘costs of pro: | the series, “Lower Prices and High: miserable rs, Jenlonsics, _ | mobiles. ‘Twenty years ago “indien to export our surplus goods tion by ceartain obvious blunder: | Wage wel appear in this news. c ! mea een eihave inn open carriages andy in anything like dequate volume. strong-arm methods—stch as | Paper shortly), i 1 1 nus! Re hat it was possible for |wWhether we can or can not export| cutting wagea to the bone. They ‘ Dee ee ee eerie aoe CUE. SaLEnltisms Robe ts Main | will not at first realize that a perlod| Ay artificial wool made from pine Green’s P | jSurmounted by a picture hat. But) cvoot as intimately and. ay pro-|of stress and strain ig first of all a trees chas *been developed “in. Gere areen's F roposa now /Syen je ered n kAa eT wy us it affects Wall Street. | challenge to business men to in-| many, ( Gr vf the house way nd means committee — | ™#** 5 and-seyens,of such struc The war taught us to produce}crease the efficiency of thelr man. eae ture ‘ I of federal taxation says: “Neither Floridi - ara Meo goods faster, and in greater volume | agement he t of Columbia have an fod tail¥e'cGmx eDlie OF course, when all is said and.) than ever before, but dt also left im-| . Here and there the really creative| Lions and tigers are too weak In result is that a large mu of ver ithy eal ne, Senegas still prefers long hal’) joverished the very nations we look! minds in business, face to f lung power to run more than half a , rs eppadeD Ya Seka rt. Short hair, he declares 181 ¢, as-our natural mar We have an intensity ompetition th mile hous there. The evil results of bidding against each all it for the street, for sport, | een a en es other for the exemption of the wealthy are so apparent that iness, But with the evening they do not need to be stated. Another ent reason why the air is like wearing the street federal inheritance tax should not be abolished is that it fur Yea," /hé reiterates, like one lishes the only practical means of ng ‘toskees up courage, suching by taxation what s, which are exempt from that the full amount of e commonly called tax-exempt bot e federal income ta | pro “The average ‘Ameri- ite inheritance and estate taxes be credited on the federal $ | can family spends for aes easter World Topics lectric light and power | > Ae ace = n the next session of congress CLeCLTIC LL an ’ Fair and Liberal Treatment ipa ict lan Tehig Casita g P France will be asked to settle her war debt to the United | S0in# to lead the ight to transfer service less than 1 1-2 States on basis of he upacity to pay,” and the case of each Re a ate ONO RE ORTH Ot Lea eaptey aes debian on faa arta en Dh pid Be es rtibresen partment of justice. ‘Law violations, he argues, belong from other 1 its. The aim of the American commission i, cents of each dollar of ‘ : to the prosecuting ill be to make conc ons in accrued interest substantially arm of the govern: rin dniounting to acmoratorimn during the first.veare: but to co} ment, “he wight living expenses. Yet lect bulk of France's $1,000,000,000 debt in sixty-two years with senth amendment” nterest at thre per cent, the governing prin id. Senator King, ciple in each of s so far concluded. France owe ubridged rights public utility services of this nation are $870,000,000. in of the states and ‘onferred upon the ederal govern- erest up to last May, but this is at Britain was given an “adjusted ured at 5 per cent. Gr te,” reducing accrued interest many millions. Belgium was : ment authority to . accorded similar adjustment which took $63,000,000 off her in deal with a local incomparably better debtednes If France is granted the conc m it will mean ind domestic prob 1 reduction of her total debt by several hundred million dol ie ees he cone ar nd it is ed France would rard it as fair treatm t stitutional amend- Proposed Rail Route Wall, KING ment Is a mandate » congress and the Volstead act was passed pursuant to such man date. That it contained provisions 3 wise I think must be . mpted enfor has not been suc than any other coun- try in the world.” y trunk line betwee ew York and Chicago, which awaits the approy uryey hich —National Electric Light Association. the union ft the act | it is the ve depart- » law and of con. sufficient funds for y that when traffic reache t of satunatior y railroad it costs mor it than would be the case if a new avenue reement heads of the prohibition unit Mountain States Power Co. ve Che construction of the 283 miles between Pitt I believe, have earnestly and sin | = 1 on would give the new railroad a complete line | cerely sought to enforce the law. | Formerly » to New York if traffic agreements could be | Political influence have at times ren NATRONA POWER COMPANY h the Wabash, Wheeling and Lake Erie, and Pitts. | dered their efforts almost abortive. Phone 69 Incompetent employes by the hun West Virginia on the wester de and the Leh Lackawanna ¢ the east. If consol in the unit, orruption have dreds have found tion cannot be ed ¢ reements reached a new railroad may be con mbers into thelr pols t f the entire distance, or su par f it as are That there > been ur The rve have been made 1 the unit is apparent oS t the millions which eee eo a aes aide a - 5 . nded, and the efforts ’ ipo ’ rs | The Enemy's Country wat forth te enitortor tee, law na CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE cia Ir on of Wi by regular Republican leaders to failed t lish the desired re CARS LEAVD DAILY AT 9:30 A M. PARB—313.68 support t v ¢ P, Wilcox for senator to suc ts, 1 be admitted by all can Saves you approximately 12 pour® travel between Casper wand thi 1 M. LaFollette was predicted by Senator | did investigators. I believe that mu and Rawlins f New Hampshire, who is chairman of the | of the eriticism leveled at the pre hi has been unjust an nfair, ‘The situation was such that the complete enforcement of the law Jr, that was humanly impossible. WYOMING MOTORWAY Salt Creek Transportation Company’s Office TOWNSEND SOTEL PHONE 144 al comr tee A three-cornered contest iovern, former governor. a candidate for Robert M. LaFollett —“many, many dentists today recommend Life Savers” wa quan cua wilony for Hobere ME. TaWilstt, Seq What | wes nenanty soos They’re safe for tiny teeth A youNULighac dite tine Tapes HORSE WITH HARNESS “This j nly kind of candy I like my own fast longer. Little tummies are not upset. And Life ———— children to have,” the dentist told the mother, Savers are kind to tiny teeth. Labor's Situation FLOATS DOWN STREAM hew Woll, vice president of the American Federation TRAIN SCHEDULES “These little Life Saver mints are much better joni ire ase, and Wholesome. You may conscien- for little folks, Try the new Violet flavor, Children fT eanseeren tiene neh fe Savers for they are the } tk ideal candy for little folks. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN of Vator s “The open’ shop movement haw passed Ith crest | love them,’ Six flavors are displayed at all good stores so you | | Westbound Arrives Departs This, coupled with a lessening ant nism to trade unions, is | off. may help yourself: Pep-o-mint, Wint-o-green, Cin. || No. 603 ..-.... wanens senn---1:30 p, m. 1:86 p.m. labor's ‘oiltatunding aghlevementiok the vere and a aliterie ‘ o-mon, Lic-o-rice, Cl-o-ve and Vi-o-let. Five cents a Eastbound Departs forward iH aéleins that Aslal hechlana oe ee Every growing child craves sweets. Active little Package.—Life Savers, Inc., Port Chester, N.Y. 0, 622 82. smnnnnnnnen-oao-=- 6:45 p. m, 6:00 p. m. rward ing the country’s industrial problems, The m: bodies demand sugar, But children's candy must be G04 for 1; fieant problem now confronting labor is the union minc UERNSEY Woe, Aur. ta | Pure—and they should not overeat. Good for litte CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY ers’ dispute with the anthracite operators.” horde vran ein thed Hoatine okie ihe Life Savers, the little candy mints with the hole — Eastbound Arriy; Departs eney Platte’ river this ‘week and after | (life saver shape), answer this problem in just the right No. 32 4:00 p.m, ness of mal fe the kind you not dover. Obearvation lit!tend’ dlvowoarel way. They are china-hard and deliciously flavored, No. 80 .... 8:85 p. m. don’t have to but cannot scratch on your trousers, is ha Ta tet aed. AcasAey oneiie i This means that Life Savers are eaten slowly. Safe for || ., Westbound Departs g a wonderful growth, we learn by reading an informil (Ne efi ofa rope hauled 4 te Aiton Children suck them to make those wonderful flavors tiny teeth || No 29 2. yw. 73:100m, cle. One reason, of course, woman's smoking Jand the harness remove No, 81 is