Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1925, Page 9

sYou. are In a-lirge place. ‘example of faithfulness, in religious F MONDAY, AUGUST st, 1928 Rev. Chas. A. Wilson D. D., Minister Subject, “The Teacher Among Us," Psalm 18:19. “He brought me forth also into a large place.” David, Saul, Dante! Matthew, Peter, and Paul, had over them a kind Providence opening be- fore them large opportunities. To the teacher among us let it be said that you in coming here are also brought forth into « large place, un the material side re the great mountains, the, apparent illimitable expanse of plains, the sparsely settled country, and the mysterious silences beyond the horizon. Crossed by the most famous trail of the pio- neers, the wealth unknown, this is today one of the last of the pioneer oot gties are but par. Fialiy 5 known, its development a que: ton of the future. ing city, and its school equipment Is nm and generous. You will find self fortunate in the provision has been made for your labors. said that there is moral value in materials, particularly in color! that in a room painted yellow nobody feels cold; painted a slate- blue nobody feels warm; painted violet people weep without a cause; painted orange they laugh without reason; painted pink means content- ment. You may have observed al- ready what provision has been made for your various emotions by: far- sighted school officials. If you fail, it will not be for want of conveni- ence. You are brought forth into a large place mentally. The whole range of knowledge is your privir lege. Here in the West the forms of our civilization have not become. stereotyped. There is room ‘or originality. The average of intelii: gence is high. In proportion to the population, RO other state has so large a number of college and unt versity people. Your lot cast among a people mentally efficient. This also. is opportunity. Spiritually To set an duty and privilege, to consecrate your ability to good work, to gly your leisure hours in some construc: tive religious activity in the church of your choice, there can be no bet: ter use of spiritual opportunity. What will you bring to bear upon these chances” Let there be an A awakened mind, growing, and effec uy th because it is awoke. Let there Bit a ~ hea ct 5 th ft) Of Apollo. well-disiiplined called mind. ‘dered ne mind a well Phon well, but ‘exceed your pre Genius has twenty-four day. With G1 Things are possible; withor (nothing. High moral standards apesestential here us elsewhere, Con- @Het of, the individual is influenced by individudi, fa community approvals. You find some things here that you have not ex ected; you Will miss some things that you expected, but the solicitous interests of the low are to be by the determining approvals of are fined individual conselence. “It is possible to fll a large place in the life of the cif. To give | sup Port to syary wal thy intepest of the Me A return th, the “opportunity it gives to you will Be-commendable tppreciation for having been brought forth into a large place, | MAN JUMPS TO > AVOID BEATING THERMOPOL Wyo., Aug. 31 —Dan Corbett jumped from his win dow ef his room in the second story of the Skinner building here to save bis life after three men had gained entrance and had struck him over the head with a gun, he told police. He suffered a broken jaw and other serious injuries. Cc. A. Divine, William Jondas ad James Pappas were apprehended at Basin and were returned here on a charge of agsault with intent to kill in connec tion with the case. Try Tribune Want Ads for Results OUT OUR WAY This is a grow: |) 1 SAID YOU ARE GOING TO THE SEASHORE FOoR.A REST SO 00 AS | DAY AND BE ON “YOUR WAY" Che Casper Dally Tribune HOW LONG, DO You INTEND TS REMAIN- HE-PULLS MY WALLET HERE SO TLL HAVE AN EXCUSE To ASK HIM TO PAY THAT'S RIGHT-1F BILL GAG AGAIN JUST CALL HIS BLUFF AND LET HIM GET IT THAT $100 ee aera ---Drawn for The Tribune by George McManus V JUST: CAME BACK | TO TELL YOU THA? REMAIN ALL IM GOIN WTO * WELLNTE OUR BILL INCLUDING A TANK OF GAS COMES To $10.76 = WOULD YOu MIND PAYING IT- L LEFT My WALLET IN MY OTHER’ : TROUSERS CHICAGO, fi ‘al He Manager Miller Huggins| Outside w York Yankegs, unable to} and phot |see Baseball Commissioner I. M. | themsolve Landis, today returned to New York | "Babe's" to present his case a net ns | sions. A to Colonel Jacob Ruppert of | left word the Yankees, and BE, D. Barrow 8.110 a.m, t ness manager. hall until Ruth hoped to Ke h tuation sed clear to Colone ppert. He had| “Babe” also planned to appeal to Commis | enough te fioner Landis, and would have taken | his tub, up his $5,000 fine nd indeffnit arn suspension with the comr unoffitially but the” commiss ‘Oh t ‘is “At his usmmer home in depose Leke, Michigan. } I'm sorry, “Ruth said when told that the commissioner would remain in Michigan for two or three day “I would have Jiked to have talked things ovér."" Shortly before climbing aboard the entieth Century Limited for New larger fously Ruth s Ruppert As to Ci k, Ruth’ sifa that he would. tele. graph former Judge Landis and. com. | “4. * municate with him later. a “Under the rules.I guess 1 can’t > anything for ten days anyway.” | in in E aid Ruth. Shai ey | The national baseball agreement |i) outa |provides that a player may appeal er, Ruth sa injustice has: been commissioner byt after the expiration whenever he fee done him, to the may do so only In his case met | Huggins’ discipline | well as his: manageri nods h Ainerican: little to add today and seemed le jovial than on his arrival when his statements made a baseball sensa- | tion. | riby -kname, enveloped he w: BABE RUTH TAKES GRIEVANCE TO COLONEL RUPPERT AFTER FAILURE 16 LOCATE LANDIS possibly due to the heat was late arising. his door, baseball writers ographers had established S ready to record the words and facial expres: {ter learning that he had not to be disturbed until h ereporters camped in the that hour Then they opene dthe door a trifle, > reveal him just ready for to disclose t ohim that writers and camera- ’ ejaculated the ng of swat and added “walt e" then engaged another, om where presently, decor. in a bathrobe, he ting reporters, uid he would go to Colonel and Ed Barrows with his ‘ommi fone rLandis, Ruth ‘T just wanted him to under- a Burt Lake for two or three h said {t would be impos- that Landis would re- him to go there, but that telegraph the commission- id he might come back here in ten days and see the congmission- of ton Bayaianaporsions ee Berson but he was uncertain The ‘b‘ad of the Yankees,”’ rf 0. was charged by Ht and : ~ ee ee itnd he hed tented thal, Dr, M. C. Kelth moved to Rooms : . % wre | 7. 8 9, 10, Stoc’ 's Na one o'clock rule for the Hugmen,| huiaing? ens atonal Bank who last night in Chicago criticised fs RRS CLEVELAND — The Cleveland s purchased Ray Benge, a and pitcher, from Houston of ‘exas league. ine Want Ads for Results By Willan GROCERIES, Or| ll aight ata, ah TiLaus TELL ———/ yu cae La Wu ttee ; cen, sanrlledlat! ‘ TRwLL ‘ical LY tue ff iy oh, wall JAMS, AS WEL. GET 1T CHANGED WHILE YOU <i AONE eek (SURE. you MiGHT y WHY~4H-8LESS My } i lg " UT TONG IT ISN'T & $106 Bu AT ALL- T'S ONLY A TEN - AND L THOUGHT ALL THE ¢ TIME L HAD MORE | with me AQ ONIN $10 - THEN MANBE } THE How THE DEUCE ARE WE GOING / STORE: To Pay OUR KEEPER Wie TRusT de NOTHIN’ Doin’ - You BOTH ACT LIKE APAIR OF DEADBEATS - WHEN ONE FORGETS HiS WALLET AND THE OTHER THINKS | 1T WOKS SusPICloUS IE HAD A $100 Bice | NO MONEY ~ NO GROCERIES! Everyday Philosophy Sunset magazine poses’ thé ques- tion: “Are you a lawbreaker? Of course you are! How could you hope to obey all the laws passed by your city, your state, and your national. congress? If you should employ the most able lawyer in the land to guide you he could not read fast enough to keep informed as to the new leg- islation and multiplicity of court de- cisions.” , . . Since we can't even hope to know what all the laws a it follows that we must violate man of them The Albany says the truth stated it, we have reac Oregon, Democrat quite as Sunset has hed a state of mird where we must, by the terms | } of necessity, use our own discretion and be our own judges of what is proper and what is wrong. The fact that a thing is.law longer im presses us - ‘The man who cr Ss drink and can get. | the magazine, ‘feels no..m¢ straint. Tell him that he is a law- breaker and he will laught and cite instances to prove that you, too, are a Jawbreaker,” , This is an in- dictment hard to escape. It is a true indictment, one into which enters not alone the idle pomposity of American laws in trivial matters, but also. the official lack of recognition of funda- mental tendencies in the indivdu: which make toward his decent treat- ment of his fellow citizer . Hear him further: ‘fake the traffic law. If forty miles an hour is needed. to maké the hill right ahead on high gear, and the way is clear and safe, ninety-five per cent of drivers will peed to forty miles or more. It is a matter of their own judgment. . . . A regard for fundamentals is the Breatest attribute of any fundamen- tally free people. the enforcement of detalied regulations is a sign of the unfree serf. “The more laws that are passed the less effective they will become.” Truth is the middie ground, the no- man's land where so few men ever venture. Law is good. Tvo-little law is bad. Too much law is bad. A sen- sible amount of law is just right... . 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