Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX Che Casper Daily Tribune TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1925 t Tho’s W ' ‘ e | ment for the amicable settlemer Her mind sbified te autymobiles, wt for the The Casper Daily Trimow Who's Who nofgs Are sdb fount tat Wun aad —— ALO. th ” 8 herwood rapped at the door itical problems. par By) 8 Ay AND B & Ga ; souerein Satna tatiana ene as admitted, She smiled « Now, however, cqmes the report a ~ ie ee come that he did not kgow was that M. Painleve has decided with: wond class matter A carece ie, on ed er desire to talk to out further ado to re: the par t the General y ay leys at Washington with the Sunday M praing - -- ge json news today," she sald, “ex- fean debt funding commission, an 2 tsp offices, ‘tribune number of t we had more than twenty that Henri Berenger, uoted as S who were . . ¢ our informal opening highly experienced man in p maatber ees | yester @ nurses are continu: nances, will be in charge of the ne ard of , SSA, GATT 9te CONE ART fae visita today.” gotlations for the French govern board « 4 ¥ propor pte see you today," Mrs. Alnsley an iuia't, enreacintianiek leatuate:. Lor ¥ Viewed the} nou easantly as Della poured! cyactly" the reporter said After at mind, A ten} her J. Reginald was not} * ga y It ts asaorted the decision & tial MEM BE Associated Presa is exc! to the use for publication of | scal a we published hereia. > continued: “Alisa Aain. - bt of undisturbed rest, the} present aie: Hresaial say abiarean sume the negotiations was due and most comfortable in} “pq like for you to. but Y wish | assis the insistence of Aristide Briand, f e bn recone | © ly making this enterprise : pee days, had restored her cheers| yo: itn t= or seve ra} a succes That ; eign minister eer! you woultn't—not for several days. 4 success” What it needs more Berenger I ikely to Be s fulness, and the depression that had} Because you'd come in. one of the] than anything else, 1 thirk is a In connection with the debt settle i her the previous evening | cars, and 1 don't want expensive! good press 4 Sent to America to _ | ment. question arlste anew a5 » the Daeschner was, if it remained at all, only} cars and furs and that sort of thing} Amoura’s eves were full upon him replacing of Ambassador Member of Audit Bure: au of Circulation (A. BC. esentatives %. Chicago, fh Mass. 60% z wad bo Bridgewater onigomery St. | lon Decemb cay National Advertising 220 Madison | 5, | hovertn h * DU " a . , and Chamber of Com 4 eS i Vvering {athe backsround associated with the h tT want} “You atize, of course,” that H dl Aff at Washington ne are on file tm the ew le was gre =I them to th 3 is their own et:|you've got «this Charities Union anate air, aiibaatea “enbereac.\ ees and visitore ere | DXGGIENLL Ning S! ea a ie “os no pretext | terprise.”* crowd 2 on you." ae enger will be sent there 12 walk down Have 17" She was fhoughtul al paris, x “Very well %—The first Indica-| M, Daes with a sematantins ————— —-| also a gradua Army SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ss of the Line. and © Wittebrandt, | some day | moment haps yok can help] tions after the resignation of Pre-| sion to carry on the discussions By Carries and Outside State | War College was t ant Attol neral in charge} “No, mother, I wouldn't. The} Mr ewood, I'd Uke tO} mier Pamleve’s cabinet and the| Journal, however, declares that me ¥ ay - the | iquor prosecutions, has ans! streets " | Know, for instance, just why the) dropping of Finance Minister Catl| Berenger’s official functions will i: x L 3 "serv ‘ as the result 3 ca Arg 14 Sundae ‘heaven who visited me yesters| taux ‘from the goverenment were |.no way enc Ba . » and W Department will send no ae . so antagonistic. ‘There's | that the American debt funding ne tt : 3 \ he Sup: ‘ brows s hey seeme 1 for both organizations, I'm Cae 8 any O W he was So Ane Supreme: COurihi, cross ne hen Ghuabte: | ore One. gotiations were to be placed tn the s missioner t € x = vere qui to make that we hter interfering with thelr work. | osoritoire, there to lie until M. Pain ‘ ‘ ties. Mmitied ty Mail inside State ~ rey Abe apatie id, appa The nm on the corners look at] And I don't understand why the¥}teve had worked out an arrange i © , 2 y . 10 thought in Mrs, Wille. | ¥ou—well antly," Amoure { tel as they do." —— ~ Se % Satine roe ay in » mind of the outrageous in. | explained. * | Tha st the trouble.” He did ~ ies & = beet : ple under such a s¥ei “Oh.” jot go On for minute tt ane a ri ts ‘ S aE 2 “y weusee sabe sie He was thinking what a beauti- pala “a 5 Bent When we set out to regulate the powever Tm used te it tn hi tf! sit she was, Perhaps she very after s 2 u personal habits of our neighbors, and | “oS Prepon ero 4 noticed the deep taterest in his eyes: | hye Hon » make them just as a an wale ‘ OA TAYE, bly she did not, KICK, UF YOU DON'T GET YOUR ¥ was ¢ At to Agoura," her mother gala with} They're j * he went on, Te BI t you a y ‘ \ Sa in . eal Nerapered by gnance, “1 | ca his “AN they get out aa A . j ings “ye pies hace often w what that ex-| of this charities union is the glory —— Ww rey : _ You talk about getiing thelr names tn the paper orld Topics they were noth:| and of bossing somebody, of inter- rad ie ras aa Little Boy Blue } ferme with other people's aftaire | And he! x¢ along and stee!| Pueblo Woman Is So Happy | #*!! pales me myself away. | their stu a belittle their work Over Results She Got shoulders and arms , “They a x age through w niust be elim tiw st be given @ se And, From the Bench of ac y in thelr| rust with wn Covered ett home ex . . at) weak I could hardty go @ thing ) sities, weird penalties, penalties which the law | ¥°"* poet li Fig eaten een ine to allow santa | Amour Wee frowalum “tim eure |” From This Amazing) Medi. tow 4 suttored, At night cout ea te aud whie © repudiates are torical Sine ane.” Mv, cAgmainy |e nent easing aint these Siton| ime, She Wants Everys| (otc tniscrante in increas y judges all over the that once rang | anne tunates, hey give their money| body to Know About It. [fom head to fo nous c vy. T ecause of the i will” b “— nd their time freely, When you serait work was a burd © iny because of the un years “the and the} @ them, you accuse me, for} “It I had only reatized sooner}; “But I began to 2 lea! > effect these decisions have ou beetggss ahd her mother re:| our motives can be #0 very far} what this medicine Karnak would do} MUCh about the : then is every need m famous, roa es Bis Bees T could have saved myself no end| Karaak was do " . y we nothe: Nn tele reporter wag not disturbed, of suffering, But that don’t bother | 284 i hardly no tly high respect by the preserved | when I want the car sent “No ¥ bis grand ur Me} mue much now because Iam well for at comical spite ¢ m down nen roustn't are dissimilar, And perhaps] the first time in a year, and t am| a dit als for 5 them walk the estland alone. | wrong about them, However, | so happy I can't tack cbout anything | » ct court { One must b @ “fitness of] this venture of yours ts going to}hat Karna : amd, | things” have hare s ng for another rea:| | ‘That's the way Ms M. P. Baugh, | &t sign of troub! a : SL Her exper s of yesterday had} son, and that reason if the atti 1127 Polk St. Pueblo, Colo, talked} “Stomach tr an Stfect u relu eral sessions suld be held, A passing a worthless check | ne Was @ little} tude of the people down here |about the wonderful results she has | ligestion are all a : aut to me t the visitors} You're going to have to educate| gotten from this medicine that has |Past with me now and I don’t RAR morning self up| them to like you enough to let you] broken all sales records in Colorado. }2. Pale in my body. TF fee aithful Love ] t& the oft A concluded] educate them.” he laughed, cryp-| “Oh, how I bless the day I firat | O! lfe and energy and always w THOMAS MOO } |e ction, and resolved | tically, “Of course the charities or-} took Karnak, continued Mrs. Baugh. | t d¢ doing something, ¥ sleep sound S MOORK, } to pape nd fitmg cabinets} ganizations de to some good. B And everybody who has sufte-ea| Slt might long and go a and things in proper places.| the poor are proud, and very often | with stomach troubles like I have, |'™* praises for this glo > e. His wite is a constant | Games mecuwad utomobile laws, and has obile offenses. This, sing ) with her husband, on, with 20 Pain The office work she had set asite|the needist woult rather starve| knows just how Ff feel about my re_| ‘ie Karnak alt day, have had. Rut udec Tal rare Waew why as her own province, with the idea} than ask for help. And there are/covery, I had @ stubborn case. It| “It's the best medicine that wes tee eee te ur W eauty’s} of obtaming @ secretary when the | other who never lift a hand to help | seemed like nothing would reach it}eVver put in a drug store.” : . mn the eA pata aS Ms tay Do Work increased. She ditu't des nsetves, but let tie charities door help me to feel better Karnak is sot in Casper ‘ ‘Tm go Dold Fou TOON, Te Ae | to p n loo PI I just about lost my appetite }ively by Kimball Drug Stor vour wif x 4 eg vehehod ‘ Aun 2 Was annoyed now. Her} but what I did manage to eat acted jand by the leading & ao fer, 1 ¢ P . ; more | liking for Sam Sherwood had sud- {like polson. 1 would have the most! town ot aa t all. So make sure + My } nly changed afraid you ly if t of jail we | Kta't help me, Mr. Sherwood, if W the sense in t s the justice? Lf this p TeeRO nats the way » ut of ust the automobile laws s —_ ‘ way r forbid her to drive? = he . , ay be pak ON a Hood preas 9 -Citizens licket * Why the two people. > Be he ¢ v why, A tt . O% one. ~ j \ t +s t Stepping Stones . | , the text chapters Reaucks e “ ! b s ¢ radical, a looked upon as } Seas 7 se every s comes to him as one of a | schwab continued, “I'm ; in fixing the values of | ig his duty in the onward own thoug future as is only progress of society is due to the fact om the human average in all sorts | FOR INFORMATION OR CARS CALL \ | ality is so often attractive a activ ey are recognized by their tribe as leaders, an become objects of envy or admiration, and setters of new ideas All individuals who vary from the human average are not as leaders, however, Some are sent to prison, seme t ad house, others are tarred and feathered, Yet these help to serve mankind, Phey help point the way, There always is a ouly to discover new truths, and point ¢ truths are true no longer, but also to axle of more enlight ase in human life. All of of directic pers what were on ices, and set the ud better taste and s new pra vy others, would be tablished practice, But t them human life would y improve e salt of the ea : yec0: uant pool. Not only is it they whe introduce good ; | life im eady existed. The will of the majority ai | a < less respect, of the aainority more, For it is im the *} a : i be s constant vainorily hat the hope of p ss lies | ON. AND AFTER NOV. 1S" , } A Rum Treaty | l BI e P | ( - age by the Uy States with | v h Cuba w M was | | : mS » he other | Will Leave for Denver } At 7:30 A. M. home ox the en, but it ween the * phone message | Bs st m t f | snymous imdividual If} law ap 3 of 4 aly done anonymous . \ ling: @ , Casper-Buffalo-Sheridan Stage LEAVES CASPER AND SHERIDAN DAILY 8.00 A M, (No Transfer or Layovers) Interest and Love Not Enough department ot mental aorwns anes tee reals |! 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