Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 3

S/o OE EE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1925 PAGE THREE : “be Casper Sunday erisune { of | Dutton are remarkably stimula | prettier to him) than the y thre ‘ uny other land.” in thelr discusgion of modern, 1 j rere) S an oo men “The Englishman assumes that} Feminism was thrashed out pro an: | ———>+ — the Amerfean is his equal.. The|con by Anthony M. ‘Ludovici a ditthdeory A 7 nd savory c | latter soon Keuvinicés him, however, |“Lysistrata” andi by: Mira: Bi and unsavory) M anderson Woman | ea oe sre ties) sare ot a baselisoy tee ee little hive of magazines devoted ex- as Big Cabbages - 4 ne ‘A man’s wife ts bis compromise |dane’s defense of chemical w €}clusively to vei Witness H 1 s | A Column of Gossip and Opinion with the illusion of his first sweet-|in “Callinicus” is still being quoted | Buccaneer, the iGe;--the we g& g U—_____—___—_—__—py TED OLSON. heart.” in every discussion of military pre- the Gypsy, the Nor the Marsh Music. of him and hls alter ego, Mr.| I think these do Mr, Nathan | paredripss. » R. C. ‘Trevelyan delves} ited Sat (rom Voices) Mencken. Here he has tabulated | Pretty close to justice, for he|exhaustively into the nature of 2s yy A thread of sea ts sewn In the green | his remarks in some eighteen divi- mingles witeand wisdom with banal-} poetry and ventures a fore The Dayton al one land— sions acording to. subject matter, | ity In just nbout this proportion. | ite future developments in - sing sequel in a flock of. books 1 Bright, narrow water winding|@nd thus we learn his attitude Tt 1s quite probable; of course, that:| ris." “Proteus,” by Vernon Lee, is attempt to summarize in 1 from eight en to twent through a low. toward theolog: toward politics, | You will not agree with me as to/announced as “a consideration of form the facts about man’s ———_—$_—___—___—___— Sea-marsh that smells of tidal over-| toward prohibition, toward patriot- which af these samples,are wise and | tho: real: nature of intelligence, n 1 as far as ‘science has ‘un- | Ate ism, toward alcohol, toward the Ku | witty and which banal. But {t must} “‘Paris,"" by Capt. B. H. L, I led them. One of the most valu- Kills Catarrh Germ hat iperegeibeatver amellimaran: | Hluxy clan’. tov Burope and| be admitted that there {s a good | discusses the future of war. abpeetavtctbe-Heashawstvaht's Riepenenane. Europeans, toward sex, toward love | deal of sheer tosh in these 292 hand- ‘Evolution for John Doe.” pub: ‘Ana: tere" Ee. ta birds, snipe|®nd mariage, to mention some of | Somely printed pages. Mr. 2 Vachel Lindsay, who recently mar- | lished by Bohbe-Merriil, “Evolution n ree inutes from the sand, them. -He gives first place, how- remarks somewhei y Gre t ried ‘and settled down in Spokane, | !n Modern Thought,” in the Modern Binckbiras ‘and’ bitterr 1d ever, ‘to his ‘attitude toward George | CSophers are often as guilty of say-| 45 prought out wth Macmillan a | Library series, 18 an excellent com-|_ Chronto catarrh, no matter how bad, pape a bapaeci eS waa Jean Nathan. Why not? Mr. | !ng foolish.things as the rest of us." | conected edition of hig poems pilation of pap eminent sclen- | enta eee ae or oncnlel sath My . marsh reeds grow an is belligerently honest, and | Mr. Nathan jis not a great philoso- | ~~ ape ge tint | yield instantly to the ama And scrape inst our boat ns {f'n n is . 7 iia would not take a ver of a French. scient e 71eS OC 1 what honest man can deny that the|Pher, but he says many foolish} +, contain all of a method called Lave be eee iat te his | things.. Most of his remarks about Cathe: ; <t dis. | three minutes, Rubbed on a violin—some cur Seat tate BA ieee et ol Oi ana fage, for instance,| WOTt® Preservin, spe sete S most dis-| jess to the m aaa cosmos is himself? re BO: REE ASS. {SDF APSA DO Nightingale,” ished woman novelist and in head and lun: i Miakeaathis. ck al What, then, are Mr. Nathan's at-| °° slightly recast versions of the] “Tn0 Gongan rhe Santa Fe Trail” | lly the sister of R. C. Cather | Sufferers are relieved in a ] ucag O Ords om . tltudes? Leta few quotations an-|@ncient cynicisms that have been! 14 4 tew others. But, ## some t Casper, was in Denver recently|, To prove it and to introduce Laver | | sweetly harsh— : : circulating since Schopenhauer’s hering material for a new novel |t®,® million sufferers in o | | A dim, hard tune—an al swe 5 on : once sald of e 5 me fs novell over to send a treatment. anti ; time and before, -He wastes t00| siender. volume should be bound Ir West... Her y one wi} twang, Why adr intelligence in @/ much ammunition and valiant effort ‘in fabian tosis | H ation, No col It An eerle eman: arsh, | beautiful Woman, a8 I]on straw. men. Hts atrength ara] Ure gold. I ate Rote | Inherent, h in the} see her, 4s le,; Hot a. Chdt-/l weakens’ atevaumiiedn Up Eitan) Y | maze; tauqua title. He has adopted an attitude .— a i $ s if .there . x 1 o r ! y, > nd me your nam found though thin sthere | gute ae 0 11d succeed < society. | and in lying up to it he sometinies ] {fh ad_me_you tains and 8 a Ve Dad sate tell married women you love them | fails to sce that occasionally civil-| There are few lite | | that an be r And think of it! The ci Of. the jollnd—attenuated |iand:eingle’onsa ‘you don't.” ized thought has caught and passed| more remarkable than the Powys Rancher of Basin | | W. R. SMITH, tres, the business dis j _clang. “When I am charged with not] him, leaving him poking déughtily family of England. There are three Va || Kansas City, Mo. ill a Cental i) —Kenneth Slade Alling in Voices. a sufficiently serious inter-|at jnantmate carcasses instead of{Urothers who write with rare dis:| | (C ountry Achieves} = | is Central s T s est in politics, in the doings of the } tive’ a tinction, and each has‘a style and ay | d ...a beautiful, quick, clean 10 : ; crowd. of low thieves and mounte-| ‘The soundest section of his book| field quite his own. John '*Cowper | | c Ab teaty fee Nepetitor th : Mr. George Jean Nathan obvious: | 7 y sounde tion of his book } fiel als . per | | | y. / y marvelous hote Lose V w Mee oeee eee eset. Georse {banks down at Wasbington—a par-| 1 that dealing with the theater. ys—the Cowper comes in direct | Record Bean Grop| \l Sacrifice in 640-Acre and quiet. . . twi ish to be near the heart of C 7 | an Nathan thinks on any subject |°¢!.of men almost wholly devold of | tere one feels that he is writing of ent from the poet William Cow- | }| acrifice in 640-Acre | fil location . REE heen a lt is worthy. of ‘perpetuation in prints » decency. and honor—it {S| subject in which he is deeply in-| per—hag long been known both as| 5 Trea | Farm EAN si sa aan THaaE RO Ot H Apparently Mr, Alfred Knopt | Precisely as if 1 were asked to take | terested and on which he qualifies| novelist and critic. ‘Three or four| BASIN, Wyo reo: | é | iotel can offe | datées, for he has just issued a} Serious Interest in the doings of a/as an expert. I’know of no metro-| years ago Llewelyn Powys published | 0rd for the estul crop of |] por Sal Bea ae : | Raled ape nadeiees- Rauay elt: bath ayia union of piano-movers over in Long] potitan critic who has b ight K-asbaayy ands Teoryt” a CwOlunae:. of eis Hite be ‘or Sale or Trade—By owner, : sumptuous volume made up of politan critic who hi een rig! yp v av e ig Horn Basin |} 640 acres good farm land, with for on HW i Island City. I have no taste for judgments so consistently as|sketches of Afiiea and England Marcus of Liberty ee aga ata | those fragmentary comments on the ga n sis 3 good house 14x24 and barn; two person world in géneral which Mr. Nathan} Sch vulgarity. 1 prefer a good Nathan marked by a gtarlingly fresh vie en 60,000 pounds| £09 acre Has Staneat? coed | veites tor the American Mercury | 40% fight, or a burlesque show.” nted, indeed, that two-thirds of| point, striking economy of 1 i: Of “Rrowhdsl | Soaree eee ice by anexpert org | Jnder the heading “Clinfeal Notes.”|th® average man loves his} ine volume is trite, cheap, und un-|nnd rare stylistic beauty: 61a) poutita | Pverery Sroce pane coal tet with club } It is dubbed, happily enough, “The |CoU"try simply because it 1s more} necessary—and probably that pro-| Laughter’ followed, and now te of 5 to oe oleawHere. rte Milane d’hote luncheon: | mn PARADE, 55.0 | Physically comfortable to him than] portion is y large— Skin for Skin," a chronicle of his| per pound, it would amount t bdemagee ts CAE ; | ‘Autoblography of an Attitude d portion is unjustly large—there are| {Skin for Skin,” a chr , ni nount ti Aten this placa. ticorder to vet || nd $3.00. And analac | 2 = : any other, because, like an old pair| chuckles enough in the rest to repay}own battle against tuberculosis.| than $130.00 per acre. | away. Wille cad vear Or elt mabderk Pe hueea Ford fone G The range of Mr. Nathan's opin-| of shoes, he is used to{t, because 1t8] the reader many times over. It] Meanwhfle.'T, F. Powys contributes| Mr. Marcus has been’ hauling /his |f groperty in oh teade Address aaeere ton ifnd unbpunihe } fong 1s remarkable. He surveys|cooking suits his stomach better | would be unfalr to condemn the| to the autumn lists “Mockery Gap.” |crop to market during the past tew|| pO Boy art ce fad i permanent home, you wi ind unusual | mankind with a roguish if slightly| than the cooking of other coun-| book because not every epigram|the=third or fourth of a series of|Weeks. With each load he brings Seni Z 4 fine accommodations here. seuliced exe, and comments wit trles) because he cant find paiee comes off. Even Oscar Wilde must| wry, bitter, masterly little novels about 6,000 pounds, or about | Write for Booklet hat riotous irreverence t has| anywhere else as good as his home| haye been guilty of more than one ss | come to be the pecu! barber. and because its girls seem A 16 page booklet that tells all about “Chicago's est Hotel”... will be’sent you free of charge. Wi dud. A yolume of disconnected opinions never is uniform in excel reat- e for lence—not even Anatole France | a copy. Tell us the name of the Raiiroad on which you | “Garden of Eplcurus.” A half dozer | vill ce to Chicago. We will send you, with our ill acintillant: paragraphs juatity ; its} will come hicago, We will send you, with our illus existence and Nathan's | “Auto- trated booklet, exact directions so that you can be at will ring up many more | the Hotel 15 minutes after you leave train. When hits than that. you will know atest Hotel.” you read the Chicago Beach Hotel book! why this hotel is known as ‘Chicago’ Gicago Beach Hotel | Every now and then Octavus Roy Cohen takes a day off from writing chronicles of the African aristocracy and dashes off a miystery novel by way of amusement. “The Iron Chalice a Little, Brown publica- ee, °. , ” tion, is his latest, and the amuse- Chicago’s Greatest Hotel Happy Days From a sparkling and refreshing morning drink Let us show you how a spark- ling drink can change many days | for you. Days of unfitness, when you are not at your best, because ment fg not restricted to Mr. Cohen. He has written a consistently {n- teresting thriller, with a germinal | situation that is refreshingly novel. Mr. Cohen's hero; having decided that he {s a hopeless failure in this world and might as well step out of it, negotiates with an underworld a contract whereby he shall {n- Hyde Park Boulevard ~ + + on the Lake CHICAGO A. G. PULVER, V. P. and Gen. 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