Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1925, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925 FARMERS MUST ORGANIZE FOR FAIR RETURING So Says Senator Capper in Address Before Farm Bureau. CHICAGO, Dec. — ® The American f ner’s first ne is a fair profit for his products, and to tain {t the agrieulturist must first fonow the example of other indus tries in organizing for tion, Arthur. Capper, U from Kansas, said in an address last night at the annual banquet of the American farm Bureau Federa tton “The farmer is fully justified asking of congress that the nomic rewards of agriculture be on a parity with those accorded to industry.” said Senator Capper. “He ts not demanding special privi- leges: equality of opportunity is all that he desires, The tarif€ helps the manufac- turer, immigration restriction hglps labor. the Esch-Cummins act helps the railroads and the federal reserve act helps the banks and the farmer pays a good part of the cost without recetving his fair share of the bene. fits of much of this legislation. “The farmer need? all the help that can possible be given him at Washington, but | sometimes fear he will be disappointed {f he «wal for congress to bring him prosper ity.” The senator was rather optimistic over the new congress, “judg'ng from what little T have seen of it.” and believed the farmer, if present ing a reasonable unified plan, would get more consideration than any past session. LooRing. ahead five years, Senator Capper saw an ex- cellent home market with. however, a pesssimist'c outlook for sales over- seas. He favored waterway development, reduction of farmers frelght rates and reduction of parcel post rates Virtually the only other business transacted was the seating of 45 voting delegates from 31 states. "To kill MOTHS use in 0. shal! kills ROACHES MANTS »BEDBUGS + HAY Cotton Cake Flour, Dairy Feed Poultry Feeds Poultry Remedies Revenge Lice Powder will sure clean your Poultry of this Pest WILLIAMS STOCK MEDICINE Here is a Rea! Medicine for Cat- tle and Sheep, Will relieve and prevent Worms, Ticks, Snotty Nose. Bloat. Contains the proper ingredients neeae@ for the, bet- terment of your Livestock. Try it and be convinced. We are distributors for State of Wvoming Casper Warehouse Co. DISTR TORS 2 ingustrial Ave. Tel, 22 ON ‘JONAH AND ‘BEFORE CROWD lelegations were pres- ent st night to hear the [ow brush menufacturere speak. The Rebecca ang the Odd Fellows’ lodges um th in a body and were evidently e in full force as they filled one the ‘large side sections of the shed." They were introduced and the men of the Odd Fellows’ lodge sang o f their songs. After the service a photographer was present and took pi ing filled w ures of the large build- h people and also later ot the choir, ministers and their} wives, ushers and committeemen. While waiting for the big “shed” to clear of smoke the choir and minis: ters were treated to ice cream and y Mr. Harp When the call at the close of the ser- 0 men and women went to enroll in the Christian Every night for the past weeks since the call was first given from 30 to 50 1 yonded to the Invi. tation ve Harper spoke on ‘the subject, Mr. “He Paid the Fare.” Taking the story of Jonah, Mr. Harper brought scenes of modern life home to his big audience with telling effect. “You say you don't believe God is big enough to make a fish that could allow a man and keep him alive for three days,” he said, “but you re willing to believe that man can make a submarine that can go down into the depths of many..men inside and return them safely. Somebody, asked Uncle Joe Cannon once if he believed the story of Jonah {n the Bible and he said that he did. Uncle Joe had {vst seen a demonstration of wireless teleg- raphy by which man could talk around the world. ‘If God could do that,’ he said, ‘do you think that I'd question the story of the whale? Faith o fthings we don’t know Is based upon knowledze of things that we do know. To show the incredulity of men about things of which they know nothing, Mr. Harper told of the - vention of the steam locomotive. He sald that in Baltimore, Md., he had seen a copy of the ancient by-laws of a school district which forbade to be discussed in its schoo! house the subject of perpetual motion or that of “The steam horse which could travel at the impossible rate of 18 or 20 miles an hour.” “Things we believe today as a matter of fact. he continued, “were not believed by people of many years ago because they knew nothing with which to mpare them. The speaker pro- ceeded to draw a life-like picture of Jonah and his actions in running away from his call to duty, “If you > tonight to a street carnival on the dance hall,” he continued, “you may ba like Jonah. Vou may think you are having a good time for awhile, but like Jonah, you will have some deep-sea diving, too! “I imagine that Jonah paid his fare, When you are riding on the devil's boat jt seems all right on top, but it is only a little while until the worst begins, Sin loves the darkness so Jonah went down into the depths of the ship. Then the storm came. I suppose Jonah, seeing the blanch- ed faces of the frightened women, began to realize how others. were suffering for his sins. The devil's ° TABERNACLE LEADER TOUCHES .| the devils’ boat without paying the the ocean with | WHALE’ STORY AT BIG SHED sure to-come in. You can't ride on fare." Mr. Harper then painted a picture of Jonah going down into the hold of the boat where they had clinking glasses and all that goes with them. but. he soon.tired of all this, accord ing to the speaker. and went back up on deck “to the promenade to see the latest styles the flappers were wea s,"" and where he confessed his sins to men, and offered to be thrown overboard to save’ the ship: “The sailors grabbed him,” said the evangelist, “and over he went {nto the ‘drink." The tempest !mmedi- ately stopped, the bands struck up again and all was ‘jake.’ Tonight at 7:30 Mr. Harper, will speak again, the big chorus-will sing and one more day of the last. week of the service will have gone, In- terest is greater this week than be- fore, say the team workers at the big jatieg se ia Baga a CASPER PHARMAGY IS MADE READY FOR BIG CHRISTMAS BUSINESS In preparing the store for the annual last minute rush of Christ- mas shoppers, the management of the Casper Pharmacy wishes to {m- press the fact that merchandise sold : * €be Casper Daily Cribune This latest photo of Col. Jo dent Coolidgs, was taken while he recoyering from his most recent hic Johnson, his nurse, Latest Photo of Colonel Coolidge Shows Him Seemingly Improved hin C. e was Bae art alta of Pre L be iof airing after swith Mrs. May by them of standard make and de- sign is priced aa low as it may be purchased anywhere in the United States, and they have the price catalogues to prove their ' state- ments. As a result of concentrated’ adyer- tising during the past few weeks the jewelry department of the Cas- per Pharmacy.has been busy every hour of the day Jn «ntistying the demand for Christmas Jewelry which is outstanding this year. Other de- partments have been hard at work in preportion but expect thelr gtent- est rush of trade during the last two weeks. The Casper Pharmacy features a sordially evel invites the | inspection the family. —$—$—.—____—. AIR MAIL HANGARS 10 BE OPENED TUESDA CHEYENNE, Wyo., hangars at: the Cheyenne which are now being completed. day night by a dance in one of the hangars, and a general “open house’ to the people of Cheyenne. S. A. Sisler, the new general super- intendent of the air mail, will be the guest of honor. - Tribune or Herald, either with bills don't always come due on the thirtieth of the month, but they are week, for Chri A Bicycle stmas — years of health and fun HERE’S nothing in the whole wide world a red-blooded youngster would rather have than a good bicycle. There’s nothing that would keep him so much in the open where he belongs — give him such fine exercise —develop him more, bodily and mentally — playing with the other fellows who own bicycles and reveling in clean, wholesome fun. Your local dealer’s ready and will see that your boy or girl and you, too, will have the very model desired right under the Christmas tree. But you ought to get in touch with him right away to make sure there will be no disappointment. distinct line of Christmas goods and of Casperite who may be Inter- ested in gifts for every member of Dec, 9.—The formal opening of the new air mail sfleld, will be celebrated here ‘next Tues- the Sunday morning paper, 15c per | me MRS. LILIAN CAMPEELL One more English society girl member of the nobility {s indulgi in the popular craze fcr career, The charming Lady Furse, daughter of Lieutenant ¢ eral Sir William and Lady Fur making a business of designing wea: | ing gowns for smart society wed lin} Lady Furse’s talent for dress ¢ signing was first discovered she planned the gowns for a frie: nuptials, They were so well lik that others-asked her to plan theirs and she is now well started in a bus!- ness of her own. Countess Volpi, wife of the head the Italian debt commission, recent ly in session in Washington, ex pressed her belief that soon Itallar women will have the vote, but at present their part in politics is to hold political syions and In that way enter into the spirit of thelr hus bands’ palitical interests, She stated, thelr countrywomen have entered into the The countess describes moreover, that very few of Professions, herself as still very much of a "home body’ and not’ particularly concerned with problems that might | vex her sex. Thie was her first visit to American, and she said like American women. I have known more American women than men They ‘travel abroad, it seems, while thelr husbands stay at home and at- tend to business. Their fine minds. their. poise, their feeling for things splendid, strike me forcibly.” At the West Elizabeth district of Pittsburgh, Pa., six women with hatchets recently wrecked a club- hotse used for drinking and gamb. Ung purposes. A dispatch from London says that 2,000 Druse women have mobilized as a “vengeance corps” to fight side by-side with thefr male compatriots against the French tn Syria, accord- ing to a Beirut dispatch. It quot one’ Druse as saying 60 women lost their lives in one battle, The wido' of Nessib Atrache, who was kill last’ month, tcok up arms with an- other young woman and headed the vengeance party. Miss Angela C. O'Brien of Boston JUNK DEALER SENT 10 NIL AND FINED FOR MHSTREATING BOYS C. W.: Williams, negro, lost both cases i which he appeared Tucs- day Jn Casper courts. Will’ams Was fined $50 and sentenced to thirty ays in jail by Justice Henr: F. Brennan for mistreating two boys whom he had accused of steal- ing a fire extinguisher and an auto- mobile tire from him. Williams ts a‘dealer {n Junk. The boys denied the charge. He had struck them, \t was testified. The police court case which Willams charged Charles Holmes. negro, with threatening him with a pistol, was dismissed by Judge John A. Murray. Short of Cash in for Wedding, He Stages Holdup DENVER, Dec, 9. — (#) — Mira Loulse Bourk, University of Denver coed and secretary of Denver Sdda Fountain company, has fdenti fied Donald Stambaugh, 17, as the bandit. who Monday robbed the com- pany of $75 after slugging her when she ‘resisted his holdup attempt when she realized his revolver was not loaded. . He also. was {identified by R. G, Maxwell, an employe of the com- pany, as his! brother-in-law. Max- well said he had recognized the youthat,the time of the holdup but kept “quiet because o7 the family connection, Pollee declare Stambaugh executed the robbery In an effort to get _| Money encugh to wed a young Den- ver. girl, TODAY when of, Ome Lady Diana Furse, | is the only New England woman at- | torney in charge of the claims de: partment of an insurance company. the New Amsterdam and in the last few sed upon thousands of claims, Miss O'Brien 1s one of the officers of the Massachusetts Asso- ion of Women Lawyers, Other | Massachusetts women lawyers who have heen successful in practice are Miss Clara L. Power. assistant regis- ter of probate for Suffolk county, |arid Miss Harriet Weiler, who was admitted to the bar in 1924 and was ated with the late Honorable Charles T, Gallagher, | | She represent ci alty C years has assoc! | Maud Allen, American mimetfe | dancer, who {s almost better known abread than in her own country, says that in her opinion the Charleston {s the ugllest of all the dances, “But | I don't ny harm in it or In the | music that goes with ft,” she says. Nor do I think it Indicates a de- praved taste. It Is simply an ex- | pression of Ameri n humor." | Oliver H. P. Belmont, p | dent of the National Woman's | hi ent down to party Ww I 1 estate, Mrs. Belmont al Rosa Bonheur was enty when she painted her famous picture, “Horses Tramping Qut Wheat." Why not an Essex for Xmas? SUBSCRIBE TO The Denver Times Big Magazine Section. 5 Pages Colored Comics. Latest Authentic News. Daily Page Comic Strips. Rotogravuer Section. 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