Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SI The CasperDailyTritunty — World Topies Che Casper Daily Cribune WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE® 16, 1925 . untry een of- this as apparently b lorsed by the voters of Maine. Dexter P, | | Investing her small 1 in @ business co’ c ‘The plan, conceived | Cooper, weuld store up quoddy Bay and supp ted, 3,268,000,000 u r students educated China men will Marshal Chang | prinking mt speech he | gy denounced NWay HAT WAY So many topsy turvy a from th no longer # matte tonishment for a place the League p hat wag in the days when nig is the occupation’ of t souls. Dreaming of big. bul. ; : to serve the race, of new Daite SeRARSaH jit wasn't go hard to get in,” ig saz of : student ses to engineer natural forces, | Gabrielle Radziwill REIRe TAL Veniy a als election gi roms) s ww worlds in nce, of other | one of the « coe noel tls aye PAS Bulid bipes be done ina | under inowledge, of ‘lax ; plete returns Pee i in rellg ’e done in a| Under acceptable and | =F broken but always in shty mind. Waith in himself, In his tir in the oultly year,” says Prir he work of the Le i getting easier. Every year the na tions are coming a little closer t Member re League of a staff of a the Assoc PT ee Ra eres oane nae ie The ORIGINAL eae e BES M ee az a). Malted Milk The Pessimist irs. Franced Hi Miner, head of | JN By BEN KING s t work in Louisv: pK oe i| schools, has attracted national ut | Forintants, Jo but work, of tention thre h the organizs Invalides, ‘ Sy The Aged ‘he | Sarishing— Digestible— No Cooking she | [OAveld Imitations — Substitute petted ete waining oe eee | 4n:1916 sire was 0 ue he ibe vii | on the ern front,,and in J ‘air | usry, 1916, to the’ remote P ; frout where the n troops we encamped. ncess Radz: ‘ trained Re ty Carrier ond Outside Tri: called Mexico's been on the s and fs nc » millionaire. —_—_. Big Electrical Project Given Nenperesaofta Pecae eee oe ,| Maine Approval at 8 a. m. and 1 p.m. and 5 p. m. fa Ber'| Leave Salt Creek 1 doctor} PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. 16. —|] 8 a m., 1 p. m. and 6 p.m. front, |CAmoclated Presson $10,000,000 || Exppess ‘Bus. eaves 0:80° Dally ~heud of | project for harnessing the gre Salt Creek Transportation Co, nization, He got| tides of the, Bay of Fundy, so as to| BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS of ate from 600,000 to 70 TELEPHONE 144 sepower and supply electricit ut; hair, Now! but in bed Nothing p but tears, Nothing to bury but dead. dne Year, Dally ix Months, Dai! Three Months, Daily a ne Month, Daily and Sur sturning to ig but songs terrorize - s- alack! Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel one mon N17 GET YOUR TRIBUNE KICK, OF ind y their ind! 6 foreign goods. t 6s is not tn « fons and her r ectic constantly, and throu escape. One day she whom she had known at He was now u a Bolshevist | her out of Min: illness, and fron see but sights, hing to quench, but thir, but what wi we are cursed ‘e but a gait; s that goes common # nd these woes. on a certific here she The State Fair The Dou tat tir is er ty and judg froin > openin erday, will be bigger and better ever Who's Who Sg GD 5G wD DD DD DOD DID DD DDD DD DG) PD DP LD AOD, e feature € s worth 1 to Wyoming than IL the | —- , and know t should be spread broade There | Dominion: of Canada. will be represent cultural displays from fifteen of the | sented in the he 0 of lords twenty-three count the state. It is doubtful iv there are them-{ tow by the E; 4 ot sete aga many 0 » people © aware“D We a z hot- | recently appointed’ under-secretary any of the peopl inte aware of the extent of agri- | bli tie state for dominion ‘affairs, His ur culture withir rs The popular idea of Wyoming has been a area of waste land, or at best of range * | suitable for grazing only, The fuct is, so much of the state has been bre t under cultivation t¢ territory outs of* forest reserves uj be ¢ cular . duty Ft o represent the common-} wealth's . inter-| s in the upper} house. f China ve the: Chi ng he pleases him wear the Introducing the BYLLESBY Or anization — it there is but littl Which live stoek can) | earl 1s| nalified! f tor’ the post,| having epent several years in Canada as a} “dirt farmer. He was then Lord Hyde.| With = the helr ultural displays at the it should this. year. constitut Out of husbandry | or two, the wi of leadership. Cattle, once the great industry of the state prostrate for six or seven years, is on the upward turn and will Nortly re “In sett ich {@ po: refore I shall | pplication of | gh ambitious matter by | and discour to its own and within another year 1 industry in Wyoming will regain its old place ome ba 1€ How Size Helps to Sav whom they ¢ LOWMAN sume its former place of importance. eavent of his wife, two! (| - ah a 2; z Seta arttip en k department including horses invested bi renvand bie) | f ERBERT HOOVER Grouping of technical and | ca e sheep, 8 anc oOnltry, are a complete and of exce 1 lentistiowing of ‘their kinds i ; i says that you can’t management functions makes | Outside of these interests there are numerous att>-ctions Eye aes buy a 100,000 horse- ossible a superviso: stafi , i worthy of attention ironed ther P A Hd But nobody can tell you about a fair, for what interests : ee power electric generator at 24 able to construct efficient Hara one does not interest all The thing to-do is to go see for | mers returned to | ‘ 10-cent store. : } properties, solve operating I] yourse te fair is worth while and you will be mizt y well “fe P | England tp en: Durt the war ‘ *. * Ma y that you went. Hi aes china, we are manufacturing Dee wet Ratha died ame 4 sue} x, - } pro! lems and maintain meth- 1 ima -_-——— made Ee elniee. which we would | ape ‘ h eeacee and title of the | i‘ The Byllesby organization “ ods satisfactory to the public. Hi i} iy s r ve to port from ign coun arl o| . } Pj i What Faulkner Wants We have no capital torman: | _ rhe. present eat was born Js has grown to be quite a large | Many years of results are back it Wrederick M, Faulkner, president of the Oregon \Yool- iuioikts ae. hate ns, Sanital ‘up;| Elim emalontaatbae the 4s one. More than-900 com- of these statements. | growers association, says: own, fwe oH unlimited re- | Of Kenilworth castl 1 munities in 18 states with a (| “We want this li k business stabilized, ind we | sources tn labor, wad. the he =a a ri ryan pes i ildi want our right to use the national forests le: We be plane chinese bi ye z Sy | | combined population In ex- By the groupin: and building Q) lieve these ranges belong to the West, and that all money Chir nanu-| Immigration Reduced | §) it cess of 3,000,000, hold it up of markets for utility serv- G derived from them after the cost of administration is paid e today in the --- i qi ROTTS % ¢ it i ible to devel: C should go to the states in which the forest or public domain BN eels Aaa thei nahi atinjaw Af rests] i tesponsible for utility services | DE ek peer ee eo, EVEL OD cj holding is situated, Tt i essentially ‘unjut and nfat for y the ‘milli f | on, tho new tm ARI Gan Onnbronhinde water powers, and to build aI come from these public and forests ‘of the western states, Teg | le steam power stations q Long ago th southern states yained control ol ctupn. to. us | 1) The utility properties are and gas plants which save (| all their lands. They had their day, and 1 titled At t ads filled with + : oe in the on to ours.” * 2 notion rive rouped into nine principal CADEDIOUS YAR. HAC CONSUIRD y {is | ( eh witha, teety it fe) rating companies. Some tion of fuel. ql Imperfect Man suse Role: Sol : of these companies serve large ) (| It should Pelee rasan to one wee insists un a lite admit from = regions stretching over several By. the grou ye Bene interpretation of Genesis 1:27, to be asked, “Is mun perfect?” i For no one can insist that he is. Bike. states, where multitudes of mana: ment and en ineer- ere TL Wain has, perhaps, best stated the diiference be | cities and towns are con- ing ncing power is cre- tween perfection and the present state of man issi i 9 é Laugh, yes, but also think as you read his essay nected by transmission lines s a flood of allen: | to death or ater over g drowned. He's the poorest, clumsiest tures that inhabit the earth | He has to be coddled, swathed and bandaged to be uble | “Men can’t sleep out of doors geeting rheumatisr a minute without t excuse of all the ¢ ithout freezin, » his nose un with great generating stations. ated. Thus capital for im- ' provements and extensions is ; obtained at lower cost than In the Chicago headquarters would be possible otherwise. ards, as he goes along, his life continues to le at every turn by colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis specialization. - and reduced during the past threatene » , to live 2 He is a rickety sort’of tithe dis ieiiesal » is a complete force of experi- 24 rede She Walks in Beaut R aed a aera and _tech- Savings are made by collective i ie sar telly ta Dita! «CxXperts operating, purchasing power in the pur- “The ; 1b engineering construction, e of materials, supplies () ure, at a time when he is least able to bear it. A ») commercial acconnauE and and equipment. ts them they must be pulled out again, The second ee i) financial. Their range of prac- pend Cn anette AR eee eee ne sue A 1} tice and observation is exceed- These are some of the reasons depend on n le de 8 akes one, M e cs t { i 4 i J a1i “Man starts in as a child, and lives on diseases to tc eu Ribweataor iva uta WR ingly POP: HDeY oneas ae why rates charged for utility ; zular diet, He has mumps, scarlet fever, \:hoopin | y possible only, throu i . ; croup, tonsilitis and diphtheria, as a matter of cours: ales. 1) | fy P “ 8 BEEVICES have been kept down 1) 1) quinsy, ¢ mption, yellow fever, blindness, influenza, i tmpaired the At th : ten years, buncle umonis of the brain and a thou { the properties are manag- other m sof ¢ inaches ahithiitsvaniin aveerics } ers of broad experience and For example, the average rate upwards of 6,000 trained, for electricity throughout the ist a basketful Or softly Hghte were’ thoughts — serene s o'er her ¢ f corruption, provided ‘or d entertainment of microbes, Look at: the avo int in sonie prtiontars. Rt tte ete aoriba foyal and conscientious work- | country is 8’ per cent lower it, Shen tee2e Se, Wanna iran Ait aOR Bdos. | ers, fully aware that they must than before the war, despite ‘5 pyr please the public if they are doubled costs for most items beard f t Lee } ; = y t : : toni pat tee te eee E iE Nene dics, Seb ua to be personally successful. | mecessary to provide service. him supplied with it, inste putting it on bis head. ; t win, ‘the ‘tint é comfort, the best, protectic inst the weather, and I ’ * € t e emerald ib and half the time nature wbilove tariateg One cent per mile on ind as for style, look at th capes, round trip tickets good on race, physical perfection api The Hat Band * | regular trains. f 1 t tiger and the leopard, then thin. ¢ meh are meacured bs ‘ » ling, The animal of the w the ear 1 rh wear horso col! WYOMING the glass the porcelain teeth, the wooden leg i e they be great mer the sil dpi creature that is mended, from top te Nota few measured by their best expansion. They inflate Byllesby Engineering & Management Corporation Engineers and Managers for the Mountcin States Power Company DIDO ODDO DODO DODO ODO OOD 8 28282 OO | : { mightily pleased. They puff on | , ike Dayte enn., will now sink back into | w off @ button and fall Svampscott like Davi eA eft & Putten ant 8!) DOUGLAS, WYOMING l —_—<—<—X—_—_—_—_—__—___—_.,., : 3; W a : ” I e point when the farmer is more concern shthe sobeecitagies nf Y. Tickets on sale points in | S Next eek Ownership by the People price of tires and gasoline than about what whent | Svoiaon Vaeape BRIN tadatets Wyoming, Torrington to |) N SOS f ure bringing and nev tream that they are || Cody, inclusive, Sept. 17th, pysmies in mentality and character 4 I . to write a paragraph about Colonel Mit Oo ally’ the Return limit midnight, chell has’s the use? Colonel Mitchell, haying talked him: |" eae |] Sept. 19th. 1 ic Himetight, will presently talk himself ovt of ft <i it ‘ vf 1 dividual ho lose: hi or SUE eee ee oe OOD OOD OD ORAS ARORA SAAS SS .