Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 5

j { a FRIDAY, , NOVEMBER 20, 1925 _ FARMERS HEAR PROPOSAL FOR TAX ON ALIENS National Grange Meet- ing Sees Exciting Session. Methodist Foreign Mission Leaders Plan New Activities t in Ohio Meet », Calif., Nov. 20— hours of the na. vention Inst night when SACRAM (—The i excitement national ution der r the px ax law oon all ter business In the United States, and who, after a reasonable time, refuse to become | naturalized. hor declared that a tax, not to} exceed $500 a year, should be levied on the allen who is taking money | out of the country in which he re-| fuses to become a citizen, The resolution, according to oftt- | cers of the organization. is the first of its kind to be suggested and ac- cepted by a national organtzation. The yote favoring’ the prop-sition | was unanimous 7 | The child Inhor question caused a re rift In the ranks of the dele- Following in the footsteps of leg {slatures of states, the grange went on record as opposing the so- called twentieth amendment and in a resolution which wa ordered turned over to, Washington, D. C. representatives, declared the propo- sition “too sweeping.” The fight on the floor was caused when delegates from Washington and other sorth western states op- posed the resolution. “In open debate it was charged by supporters of the resolution that the law. If passed, would do a deep wrong to the farmer who needed his son on the farm. The chief objec. tion to the “twentleth amendment” it was declared, was that the age Nmit of 18 years was too high and that if the bill was to receive any support whatsoever, the age clause should be set at 14 or 16 years. GILLIAM _F. OLOHAM | Central Press Photost Distinguished religions Jeaders from many Jands are gathering at Delaware, O., for annual mecting of board of foreign missions. Methodist Episcopal church, Noy. 14-18. Among those with promi- nent parts in conclave are Bishop Luther Wilson, New York, presi- dent of board; Bishop Jahn L. Nuelson, Switzerland; Bishop Edgar Blake, Paris; Bishop William F. Oldham, Buenos Aires. This is first meeting of board in Middle West, and is held in home town of Ohio Wesleyan University because that school has furnished most men to Methodist foreien mission work. POOHN L. NUELSON| Use it in coffee Fill your cream pitcher with delicious ‘double- tich Carnation Milk. It costs one-third as * much as cream. For cooking, too! Carnation makes favorite recipes tufn out well every time. Boys Just Go Crazy Over Her— She Admits It Dear Mrs. Thompson! I am a pop- ular girl T have brown curly hair, brown eyes, fair complexion, and a beautifultigure. I am the kind that or they say he never speaks to any other girl. I have not heard from him in about a month and I do not know whether he is still there or not, but I sure would like to let him know pedple looks at the second time.| that I still care for him. I don't be; Every where I go, the boys just seen: | lieve I could be happy with anyone to go crazy over me, and I am never | else. I am just crazy to know what without a fellow, but here is my | to CUTIE. trouble, Iam one of those giris that} It looks as if you will have to take just Uke to go with a boy a few|your pride in hand and write the times. I like to go with four or five | first young man, indicating that you “it the same time, and every one is | would like to resume correspondence. ulous of the othef. I huve been| Apologize for your neglect, but. do going with a certain boy for about | not commit yourself. Then let events @ year and « half. I met him when | take their courre. It may be -that he was working in the city where|the young man, having given up I live. When he left he tried to get | hope as far as you were concerned, me to marry him. He is a nice boy|{!s now in, love with some one else and I be he would make a good} Girls of seventeen rarely know their husband. While going with him, he} hearts, and even at 19 you cannot be would do anythng I wanted him to. at you have met “the one and I was only 17 and I thought I was] only.’ I must say, Cutle, that you too young. He was 23. After he left] think rather well of preps Mod I'did not hear from him but about | esty is more becomin five months after, I went to the city |/Unlucky With Women, He Says, | Where ne was and he eame ardund| Because He Treats Them Like to gee me, although I did not tet him| , Sisters. know that I was coming. I went to Dear Mrs. Thompson: I think your a tournament the After I came | advice to “Betty B’ is fair and just: back we b n correrponding and it| I know that all the young men of Was not long until he proposed again | today are not as bad as she has ua and again 1 shook him off, told him | painted. I know that the majority { would not want to marry for a year, but cepted it and after going b. continued to write Carnation Mick Propucts Compaxy 1639 18th St. Denver, Colo "From Contented Cows” of us are pretty afraid that Betty th Tl ulate [thir 1) trier met up with > congrit- or what she wine ct tae x I just quit answering I also think | om hin hats . ‘8 AN} that Betty is a little narrow minded ee rats = ‘. be Mi se jas is lettin, or two unfor- me bu don't care hing about » tuna xperiences cause h to con- him. He would cut his head off {f I] demn the whole world, 1 am would tell him to. He ist that ot the oldest son of family of kind, but I like the first or the | tive po: I ‘have been rather un- beat, Iam 19 now and I think Ilincky with my young lady. friends nomAW lovee , ime kine because I haye * wanted a other’ boys: am always think: | sister and “for tha reason have al- tall and small Ing about the first. Would you write ways treated my lady friends as If I_kno loves Me} would want my sister treated if I fp 7 had one. This has not proved very f satisfactory, but os this is my bellef, I rhall not-say as’ Betty B did,that | there are no decent young) ladies:to- iny, but will say I have not had the | pleasure of meeting the right young v an ye YL. 8. SPECIALS MEATS — GROCERIES FRESH PIGS FEET _10c ae 1 can TOMATOES 15¢ ps | 2 for pound __ oo woe NY | 2 for oo ee | VEAL HEARTS No. Scan RED RASP- pound nn LOC |aeianits, heavy syrap SOC INER LENAPE VEAL BREAST No. 2 can : pound. 2..%....__. 10c STRAWBERRIES SHORT RIBS for baking. pound ..___... KRAUT, etxra good Donne ios. oo a Le 1 Crop No. 1 _10¢ | WALNUTS, pound ~ 10¢ Ld TOMATO } $8e2 sNVESTIGATED | LEWES, Delaware, Nov. 20.—@) 15¢ ~The federal bureau of steamboat Inspection began an investigation of the burning of the Clyde Hner Lenape, Protect your health, eat choice U. S. inspected meats. A COMPLETE ‘MEAT MARKET ! A COMPLETE LINE OF GREEN VEGETABLES Jnspectors were ordered to ques- . t%n survivors and to examine the AND FRUITS | still smouldering hull of the Lenape |lying on the flats five miles north |of here. ‘The Lenape was beached Let Your Phone Bring Your Foods TYRE ABOARD | Save Time—Saye Bothet—We Deliver. OPEN THAT CREDIT ACCOUNT TODAY A Service Grocery JOHNSON BROS. GROCERY CO. 638 EAST SECOND ST. CALL 1251 {and souttled after her more than 560 passengers and crew were taken off the burning ship yesterday and one life was lost. Captain William Park, superinten- dent of the Clyde line, scouted the theory the fire was incendiary. “There is no reason for us to be- lieve’ that," he sald. “We have found nothing to Indicate it. I real: ize it looks strange that the Lenape, ihe the Mohawk, was on fire soon WALA AAA after leaving New York, but It just seems to have been misfortune, __ Che Casper Daily peribune “UMD PROGRAM 1842705 WINS APPREWAL COMMETTEES OF SEE JARONE Hi ighway System will Tnahide 75,884 Miles in U.S. 20.—()— | and means commit. | ‘ar advanced in its pi tax bill, a second ho n work on m » coming session of The committee was one measure for th Anoth thre by the time WASHINGTON,” Nov. Secretary’ Jardine has his approval of « national system of roails selected by the joint board on interstate highways to be known as United States highways. The road system includes 75,384 miles of high | z each route of | | which has been designated. by nur ber, and the secretary's approval of | | Progress 1 in Rumar | negotiations Washington session of comfMittees set for |: debs Joint the joint board's plan has been for warded to the American Association | of State Highway officials, meeting in Detroit this weelr. f néhe's he Ss aa The secretary's approval of the board's’ highway plan brings to : close the work of 24 state and feder. | Neer Ne ie finally m rt 1 al highway officials appointed las March by Secretary Gore to drs highway plan. The board's: report provides for the marking of the se-| chronic sesce-oh crocs one atite yee lected highways with standard di-| Rinex rection and warning signs. In‘ a‘letter to Thomas H. 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