Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 8

TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1926 Che Casper Daily Eribune a : led Polar and 8 Che rE ras i World Topics C der Duncan Tells About Local IP § Casper: at fly a UTE | ‘ommander Duncan oe s it By | oward, yes" adm ted e Dawes plan ts bringing ‘ost Ai Bear, “But at least 4 HANWaY AX ¥ : Germany, 1s Legion ERENCE ae aetit saaitabon * i ker Gilbert, Clyde E. Duncan, the newly; It means a saving each year and | ITH something in his fa ee ht ae ation pay wine 1 commander ‘of George W.| yours for the asking and the George VINCENT “and why she uldn't plete b United | oman Post of the American Le-| Vroman Post of the American Le coward pray tell? sale sere tes j : 7 sion in Casper, which today starts | gion 1s ready to serve its members before me have b » proud j = In the opinion | ti nembership campaign for the] in this fight unless they they would | : Signy year 1926 when asked for a state- win!” | Hyena, not ni a de cen . concerning v B | being ta over by his nets i eye eo have teen | ment concerning the drive said Who's Wi S Who eet itty vere MOIS to MONIES | oe ner eet Panicle oe | 3ut, coward or no coward, | the results © it| Svonig Ae ea el soiaeaey | sidentt Coe Silidgethae appointed A RACE OF COWARDs. a sheep ard I, too. fell upon it.| aangerous when 1 am angry. ' tepresentatives coy Hpcenicrerepete eager as 5 the greatest | a Gen. William Lassiter, com-| Trave a Polar a very | And here we are prisoners, side by| am not a Tiger Welf for ie: : RU ueae aera ime ag eaten sia Lenk teld a aestat ly! AU Ee been Inspired by | the pari Ne Play cuggles since his. | manding the department of Panama, | wise: Bear. H learned that | Si4e—you a thief in spite of your-| Remember that and don't make me San a H coal Petes in ie ' | re cod eie ee) Sela Mier eS a to succeed Gen. John J. Pershing, |. asking questions was a good way | *%lt 4nd-1 @ thief just for the tun | mad. By the way. did they throw bed : ‘S ness and justice | tory, 06F who is resigning’as president of the| 154 almost the only sure way of it. What difference does it,make | pura in t : *: and illuminated) ‘Have not we veterans a just!-|roona-arica plebiscite commission, a ‘ st the o: @ way t0| now whether you were right and 1|- Next . | by an under-| fiable pride in our service? If any because of» in| #2 out Just what he ‘wanted to j was wror I get as much to eat| —. ba tighcwipe ome nding of hu- n were to assert that we had not health, 12 Gen. | (OW. AL taat ha,could stand it nol ng you do, I-have a cage as.g00d| industry Ait ed, man nature and | played our part as men and) Ameri- Pershing feels | "Sr: sae 2 from Hyena’s | as yours. You've been boasting how | cattle, mini rruieibss cuardtsatiy. icthitoe: tadacone Cian naecatier matte y human rela quickly would'we he well enough to| ee Tee Naja hay Wi, | bFave and strong you are—how when | ‘vin, be exhaus Ph So far as the It. return to Arica| rottied his bars to make Lirena pay) You, Hight, you fight In the open-| rejhune-Herald ind edition operation of the “The American Legion offers the after treatment] sttention toh y Pay |} T peing a Hyena think it much more | out soon. plan up to this time {s concerned." | pest opportunity for all ex-service in this country | *"(0?" A sensible to strike in the dark—and a sald rece ys any charges men to testify to the beh: pe their Maj. Gen. Las- rahabirts are yor, ‘aes at. | when your enemy tsn’t looking. ‘Tis| portland, t ts administration have loyalty and service during the war. siter will resign! Hélghbor?” growled he. “Be @/so much easier to make an end of| t-nited States thelr task Ike the expertS| The lapel button of the Legion is a and Gen. Persh-|S00d fellow and tell us the joke.| him, and then, too, one doesn't run| ~~ : es, ‘as business men anx!-| notice to all that he or she who ing will be re- so much ri of being hurt one- q to obtain results,’ The plan! wears it did not fail when thelr appointed as . pt a ntetages about s functioning smoothly. The} country called, and that they still head of the com- ‘ + 15 z ss head o} je com: Bah, you make me! thirty-one to the square mile. preliminary objects for which} gupscribe to the patriotism and mission. ewe, = Ba Nand AS the ex were originally appoint-| americanism for which the Legion Maj. Gen. Las- ed have been attained Germany | stands’ siter is 59 years ow has a stable currency a oe Without the Legion button, the old and has been German buaget Is” balanced. oe Ger. | service man hag no method of dit- in the army ° were the essentia® co" , | ferentiating himself from the thou-| since 1889. He served in the Vera ve * fan easnoty aizerarer 7) ae ee ua | sands who did not go. He may|Cruz expedition and as military at- | (@) I our WANS Professor A. M. Low, an f has been looking of reparation pay’ ; es have served but no one knows It.|tache at the American embassy in ahead, and has seen many strang ing place, in the get fact, has thus Te the And the world often finds it easy| London During the World war he jo world in the next enra, Vo ate” not iinforneninesto carabie: Faeplay es oer en and convenlent to forget. rose to the grade of major general. a ea t ora mt x ; frp 3 h of mounting, €% ba ow : : He has also been awarded the Dis- | whether he saw them in a cry whether he simply grab. ti tt With the Legion button, you 2 he \ 1 them out of the 8 sufficic at he tells them to n the field of reparation Pay) J ucty but effectively identity your-| tinguished Service medal for “mark- pay se out aid a ie 8 el nt that Be alt them tc ments the plan has also had no- cult ca one of Arnericats veterans,|ed euccess” with his commands in - lor”? ; q abba hele i alco kenrecie nent ae Malt LL Ge elt | table results. The first annuity | 14 3. an active participant in the| France He was also decorated for and restore ‘‘off-color’’ teeth to clearness In the first place the professor tells us by 1976, home life | of 1.000 million gold Batre Batten work of a patriotic’ society which| gallantry in action at Santiago, q will have entirely ppeared and we will virtually be living | paid within the year, four is dedicated to the preservation of| Other decorations which Maj. Gen. in hotels and cafes. That prophecy is an easy one for we are | out of the proceeds of the >| American principles Uasriteriheldsdre Comte ae ae | % ; to considerable extent doing it at the nt, tine. “Dhen’ the, {}/*- ener Re a a ee “You place yourself as both a| Lesion d’Honneur, Knig wee | Accept full 10-day tube of this ‘ the German Rallway company in P manaer of the Orfer of Bt. Michael | y : professor proceeds: The present day types of ships will be | the ¢orm of interest on its repara-| war-time and peace-time patriot and} 904 ct George €3 the sGrote ae new way, widely urged by dental : giant bydroplanes, which will skim along the bonds. In tho second annuity | true American. Guerre with two palms. He has authorities. Note the change in the water at terrific specd. Passengers crossing | year, over four m nths of erniph Be proud spe cee aotaethe araet heen commander of the Panam the color of your teeth and gum se aeropla id ouch with their ave now elapsed, the amoun’ san Legion. Hundreds of thousands | 4j,ision since Nove: 2 Pave e pla barat os : paid rise 1.220 millions of | o¢ young men would be glad to Join jon. ince: Novena eee firmness as dingy film goes. i 1 . sold marks, and involves for the | i¢ ¢h ion would open their ranks STTHINA IT MUCH MORE & NI LE To STRIKE eN Regarding clothes the prophet is of the belief that fifty years | F': (ime a charge on the German | to them, Those who can join are| More and Better Cars N THE from now coiton, silk and wool textiles will be replaced by These payments Germany | going it this year by the thousands. | Brown Bear and I would ike to | Phere is now a way to quickly cheaper and more durable forms of vegetable fiber. We will s making each month with the surrounding community the| Of making many books, says an| make merry, too.” | lighten and polish cloudy teeth; i 8 ‘ is m In thi never go back to fig leaves. The wardrobes of women will not | utmost promptitude. At the same| region Is far in excess of thelr last | anclent writer, there is no end. If] Ha, ha, ha! Ho, ho, ho! Hee,| @ way world’s dental authorities be so large as now “because woman, being by that time almost | time she has cooperated ead year’s membership and_ still going he had lived today he probably | hee, hee! 1 have a good reason to | advise. Your teeth are not natu- civilized, will not be swayed by every passing wave of fashion arrangements for future | strong, particularly in Midwest and) would have sald motor cars.’ Now | taugh, You were hungry and you | rally off color... simply. elduded By th eal tisadithar ill ara cttugiv taste that will facilitate the | Gienrock. The time has come when] and then a manufacturer feels like} caw a fat sheep and you fell upon by a film coat. Run your ton! 3 e time fis ere y ensue 1 a of ugly factories . : \ cvtaiiine bs y . y t | even flow of deliveries and payments | the Legion has proven its worth to | curtailing production as a matter of! jt,/ I was not hung! a ergroun bid re t o more eh 1e' ple! gc " | 7 8 ° ner for I had} = A pun possi xa i, There pan Cees ar eet The vart-| the world. We have two thousand | precaution, but the demand from | just eaten, But like yourself, 1 saw | 8°T0Ss your teeth and you'll eal at the whiteness of your teeth. forth smoke, anc factory hands will be better educ ull heir +l prospective r bers in com-|the public forces him to abandon Sens Matias a slippery sort of coating. PPonPanle will Ge'charmiric, your _the rough work then will be done by machinery have ation t5U| muni Many are proud they the step/and to iGo, his ‘eneraiss | Shonalbility, of -home,“eayev PPeal It absorbs discolorations from|teeth like polished ivory, ome respects the professor has fixed up o ttractive lveries and payments regularly and) answered the call and e Joined | to keep pace with the orders, $5 s Ayaan jcs bi . > Mee But be Eas eae eaaiaic a BN all ie reat in accordance with expectations. the Legion so the world will kno Not only do automobiles increase pent Veg {nt letter to' Women's | food, smoking, etc. Germs breed] gums firmed. to coral color. ee tee twine Hie asekiia toon tt ae ed ; “From the point of view of Ger- | it. |i number; they develop one tm: ne Soptecenceace\ | in it and invite tooth decay, pyor-} Today get the film-removin i ; rc Fisid hee os an reconstruction, the plan has| «rye greatest days of the Legion | Provement after another, until one - lrhea and gum troubles. It is dence Bet eae ry 4 e : | certainly marked thé turning point] ar, ahead, Ite strength and influ-|!8 tempted to ask what more can | ‘ \ ten 1 i dentifri lentifrice called Pepsodent. Seni Have Faith t Sees iavoar Walk With cach new | be done to make a car safer, more| House, 359 to 1 (Connery, Ma | known that ordinary dentifrices | i). coupon for a 10-day supply , caoceca {t beconacs stronger. It as |CORvenfent to manage or more com belie apiece aioe | don’t fight film successfully. free. Or... purchase full size for 4» vara ese pha tiried she catarialionwue tars cape uccess 1 fortable pation in le preparatory to dis. és . aueene Sap ' t ts re mnst t met igs first yea far better to be in the Legion th ie: JcUPN bi eeEae pee a rininvtiean & GonTertsr0c Removeitand you'll be amazed ja few cents at your druggist’s. as ing under inves is I ty suspicious s er why re not. 1 8 ye e y ci 3 man is successful and makes money, up rises some one to ¢: unity for ¢ uegion invites you to JOI o splays the gr changes.) Chancellor Luther faily to come | Pm him crooked. If on the contrary hi nsuccessful and goes | tion. Mucb:pr has been made.) Be one of the active Legionnaires of | {0st as in Previous years it has been | ete German cabinet, due to op- | Mail Coupon for eansoon, { broke, someone else cha n he out assets | but the readjustment ts si | Casper : Patoet | position of Bavarian réactionaries. RE -D; P <d nL tie lly belo ringite betorealior pr Many difficulties remain | cy we are far in excess of| There has been a danger in these | Position o ee eb die ie BU 40-Day abel ta = Saodée { rightfully belonging to the creditor ae ovecnies our memberahip of last year at this | endless alterations, useful on the) Goins : | THE PEPSODENT COMPANY = i The fact is there is a mighty small per cent of alleged crook “German business and industry | {} id nearly-fifty per cent of our | Whole as they are. That danger | mmittce in Italian chamber of | 1 sec, (2080, 1104 S, Wabash Ave. ‘The New-Day Quality Dentifrice =| aoaee bd ‘ a : time and nearly yP has “been: changé: tor itt ke of | deputies urges ratification of |! Chicago, Ill, W. S. Endorsed by World's Dental Authorities I edness ever proved. It does not exist, except in the mind of an are stil) greatly in need of working | members are new members in the ge for the sake ¢ Casscs apart wiheaKnecomaiet At cago, Ill, W. ; 1 ultra-suspicionist. The overwhelming majority of~people are pital, and in many fields man post. Last week more than fitty. | Chappe auch =) COREE e: yates eed. eat hetgiven precededtiouartaened 1: 3 i honest and dealyfairly, and it has aJways been so. The great | serious problems of reorg: Ee a new members joined tester Sp pab Ne pie ot (ue | many in granting of colonies or i INRnews brcteisivice.s vasios RNG ue eGislaleglee gis cinchins sinioe6:s.00-< 60 | trouble is that so very much dust is kicked up about the few | In some directions this has produret|) | Two things commend themselves | Fa onees has been recognized, ana | mandates, | aad 1 es ds =, : . cad tke apes | conditions crises th erage service man who > i 5 ‘ests obo cise nase oinee soe aitihy wise she se cle . that do go wrong, that a certain suspicion has been attached to | ye present difficulties must be re-| ttinye ‘The American Legion bas | ™nufacturers are deliberately re- { ress Gui con uate tacit, teeeeeeeeegee I ; almost everybody else. garded as inevitable accompaniments | provided for all ex-service men of | Stticting the tendency to multiply RN Er a SO aig: end oh a) About nine out of ten government investigations of public the return to stable conditions” | the world war free hospitalization snl peraay apeidee: ——— affairs end in smoke. It has become a habit in late years Ee and medical care for any disease or | | 5 A ciaaish thai ter oe ee oe 4 charge corruption in public places. Actual unfaithfulness Rubber as Needed Injury whether the result of his | tvelve months Je the triumph of the seldom found. The worst that is turned up in most | service in the war ce not te '# age ieieeatcaretwecs otinumtered HE CHI I : error in human judgment. | ‘The oft-quoted law of supply and ciate Ae Rehana pia) hits choke by open cars. Since then, closed J) L The world is not worse than it ever has been. The percent- | demand, as is well known, operates " ag bo cars have risen from 44 per cent of age of wrongdoers runs along the same, with the increase of | in divers ways. For Sie reece itd te eed opeticcdicnkar be sesniih the total to something like 65 per I UN( H ' T ;} : rese 0: Ir. Charles 6 le be- 3 2 . old world going to the dogs. It is not. There is a safety valve | Institute of Technology was, in a| Worker is at the Veterans Bureau in| |, mia nhabenstd ineciatnaema cored 232 South Center Street that prevents the whole thing from blowing up and that is | Casper in the Becklinger building pre s g pa | sense, to be expected, for he merely | ieee ene noe wour needa in | Newest as well as one.of «the most 3 Casper, Wyoming that the balance between good and evil is always in parce of | proposes that the demand for rubber nted beatin e pee ee ure that | characteristic elements of our civil: the good. It would be an extreme pessimistic vi to believe | be met, not by expanding the supply ization. LIGHT LUNCHES. SANDWICHES : ‘ : | ¥ ppeals to the average man is that - is the devil was running away with the whole show. | of plantation origin, but by the} ® ase bs Ms eS E: Seed ‘ <i on manufacture of rubber from appro- et peibteclas donner pena i WAFFLES ; priate chemicals. fs t . * - : y Congress on the Air This 1s a suggestion whose value | Hen Som aration ita: the sinus eit OF vont Highest Quality, Instantaneous Service, Cleanliness r } 1 ] vy e 5 * . Congress will broadcast to the country the debates on the | Peither business men nor ordinary) — | 1a on the statute books. by | You'll get rain, snow, sleet gr bus rORe 3 5 | individuals can determine. Only ‘ d elush! Pu cs major issues arising in the two branches of the national leg chemists know what problems have | the American Legion of Wyoming. and s t real prohibi- in az = ; islature. The scheme, it is said, will bring the congressmen | to pe solved before rubber can be tion on wet feet and colds!), closes to their constituents. Has there been any considerable made as fictal silk is made, and| world has learned to manufacture demand on the part of constituents to thus be brought close to | only they can tell whether a solution | them. Pennsylvania has a corner »_) | Wear { Casper to Buffalo Sheridan. Stage congressmen? Hag there been any expressed’ dissatisfaction | 1s probable. Dr. Herty sees no dif-| on anthracite coal; but, under pres- | CARD LEAVE BAILY AT 9:00 A.M. AKE—S11.00, with the old reliable family favorite, The Congressional Rec Ittes which cannot be surmount-| sure of necessity, Americans are —-- Hts repeal of inherit- Zaves you approximately 1x hours travel between Casper and Sheridan. ndicag'n distrit Pars one cays ioe tl el iaice ald wiadom of He regards the production of] burning soft coal and other fuels.| ance tax and publicity is indicated ij! NO TRANSFERS OR LAVOVERS Dea: BOLERO REDE , pee Ml synthetic rubber as a possibility | Plantations in the tropics, and par-| despite compromise agreement on { CASPER-SHERIDAN TRANSPORTATION CO, congressmen ‘ which can be made an actuality by| ticularly the British ones, have} tax reduction bill, ; | POWNSEND HOTEL PHONE How are we ever to know by radio, that there has been “loud ientific research; and certainly the | thought that rubber users would be BERS NE M44 applause from the gallery” when our favor’ congressinan ich uses artificial dyes {n]| forced to purchase from them, but Senate about to yote on world 2 ree Te = s just affixed a hated opponent’s hide the grand portal of place y well} perhaps it ls not so. The prospect of | court when Blease goes {ilibuster- i satiate thasibes, ss the types say so in prir a vege-| making rubber right where it is] ing, again; Borah suggests vote AT; YOUR DEALERIC ASPER T xr Fi : y sort 18] needed is so good that competent] February 10. — CAS 0) RAWL INS ST: s do not occu 4 could be 1 ; fe wuld : 0 advis © urging a thorough in == os |] CARS LEAVE DAILy aT FARE $12.50 reasons y abou pot hetic rub-| vestigation of all lines of attack New. active volcano off coast of | eee oximat ae i eke > over the countr, of revision of the re- | her 4s ¢ 1 to succe il pro-| which show signs of leading toward| Ecuador is described by captain of TODAY | <n kalba n? are , rir en Casper marks made thereir t the least of the objections. | vide « one more instance of @| the desired solution. And the public| oil tanker at San Francisco. i made to the scheme, r be the disturbance occasioned by | monopoly dethroned. Chile has the} will not be distressed if the answer - Ww ‘4 : 7] J 7 gressional static in the usual jazz program of the eve * bulk o! world’s nitrates, but thé ' Is discovered promptly. Women can never escape re- ORDER YOMING MO ORWAY Th ult rtain to be bad f Sa en ~ Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office e results are certa > be bad. THE TOWNSEND HOTEL ——— NSED PHONE 146 The Secret Springs In a pond of still water, lying like a mirror, or in a little DENVER P m that trickles from it, rippling its way to a larger one, there is no sign of the roar and thunder with which it can leap ‘LATEST NEWS FOR SCHOOL from the precipice, and yet remain what it is; or again rise | STUDENTS high in the air as a fountain. When water is as cold as ice, fl sf Sb Bs "BEST FEATURES ‘you can have the idea of the.warmth contained in it, It is the | HE flavor o Schilling sume with humans, no one knows what capacities for doing or | 10 PAGES COMICS suffering a man has in himself until something comes to rouse C ff bf N SATUR them to activity | omee 1s a secret of the ON SATURDAY 4 It is observed that ,according as a man’s mental energy is | ~ 7 exerted or relaxed will life appear to him either eo short and | bl di l h 7 DAYS A WEEK petty and fleeting that nothing can possibly happen over which | ending 7 7 Only the maker Delivered econ eets 9 it is worth his while to spend emotion. That nothing really | Anywhere in Casper AS, GUC matters, whether it pleasure or riches or even fame, and | k . b eA GHAt IG aH trrae aR hah may Reve tailed te earner Gays! nows it vv but it is no secret 65c Per Month oie poled lost much. Or, on the other hand, life will seem so long, so ir ut in convenient size for typewriter use 1 h 1 Py + Pp us portant, so momentous and so full of difficulty, that we | fi f ‘Age Add 8c postage on to plunge into it with our whole soul if we are to obtain a share | jijieali in enjoyment 77 for tens o Bent Posten mail orders plung A Hy OE: Offi Pep’ of its goods, make sure of its prizes, and carry out our plans ice at Pep’s A man is great or small accordi 8 he leans to the one or 146 S. Center. Phone 18 TRIBUNE-HERALD the other of these views of life. The great majority of men take the limits of their own field of vision for the limits of the world. For this reason, everyone méasures us with his own yard-stick and standard, And thus it is that the prac ‘ tical principle which guides people in their opinions on the | regulation of human conduct, is the feeling in each person's | mind, that everybody should be required to act as he, and. those : TRAIN SC “ ; | with whom he sympathizes, would like them to act. DU LE Th ES Te Coffea gic e . 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