PAGE TEN. Che Casper Dally Cribune. FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1924. UGE fikg | ee eae SPARK PLUG | Say By Billey De Beck, Fer Stl-—Howehola Goodi FOR SALE—The furnishing tn one SOUINT DUFFY, PERI —- : of the best apartm 5 Es Anony doseus ener’. "fo0.000 Youre ALL WRONG. BARNEY This is BERNARD 4 ang. apartment - for rent: Hving Or eeers CRG (% “THE Box -OFFICE Your FRIENDS ARE ING GooGte, HimseLe I! FoR Tomorrow — cad rises fae igh crear oo AND SO FAR GIES HOSEN Soe Te Nou THe RUN AROUND! “Tet FARLEY, JOHNSON, * AXING : selected; suitable for either bahe- isp bei nab tis ped f, “There won't eA HITCHCOCK, WEINBERG, | Im u ~ lor or married couple, a sacrifice rank ay See A Sout AT THE TRACK SWANSEDS. DOOLEY. | ‘You OFF! 5) will be made for quick cash sale. Krehece aot SON SE RIEND: Tomorrow = IM ri (MSGURK, RED WILLY, O Toore Address at once Box B-583, Trib. * ‘Ney Sich ep pat the nd le a WiLL STICK Te ME * “TELLING You SOMETHING- Ons LAVINSKY. SHORTY. une. wibBye: competitive armament, and tha’ (fF XI WERE You To PROMOTION OF Tats, America should do its part in mak- ing fast the ideal of limitation of armaments by international coyen- ants, ‘The -president began his address, @elivered at the annua) ceremonies in the Memorial amphitheatro, with an analysis of the founding and guiding principles of the nation, foremost among which he found to be necessary for surrender by in dividuals and by the atates of a por tion of their rights and their CANCEL THE WaRKS = = AND You NouRE IN DEEP ENQUGH Yh bare a es SUNK — TI WON'T GET ‘A CUSTOMER » “STERRETT To ite OP > RIGHT AWAY! —————— FOR SALE—Most comptete line of used furniture in the city, mat. tresses remade like new; five mel front gas ranges at half the price of new. Bailey ure 826 W. Yellowstone, Phone 1617/. RUGS DRY CLEANED DRY. ‘We buy second hand goods; do all kinds of repair work; goody packed for shipment. Peoples Fur. niture Repair Co. 319 E. First. Phone 2366R. —$<$<——— | sovereignty in order to obtain the benefts accruing to the organized WANTED TO BUY whole. “In these days Uttle need exists ~ : Wein en take for extolling the blessings of jour 2 _ WE WIL’ eee Si ore heal federal union,” he continued. “Its cons Sonn ee ene ih benefits are known and recognized ¥ ; P . OO eatl Ue citiueris wie tare Cworty GASOLINE ALLEY—BACK HOME! : WANTED TO BUS—We pay more of serious attention. No one thinks Fs baat asians Mpa os dressers, now of attempting to destroy the uofolds, 101 g00ds. Phone Y ——————— rf union by armed force. No one ser-| [7 BACK Mine 1086. fously considers withdrawing from | | i ALLEY AGAIN, : 7 a WANTED SGUMROSE ELAS it. But it is not enough that {t you COULD BEAT THEM WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags WERE DUMMIES ! SkeEZx1 OUe, AVES IN COURT BUT [M NOT The Tribune Office. should be free from attack—it must ’ B AND TRIED To | THE GANG'S ‘TROUBLES ARE, TAKING ANY CHANCES, —<$—$— $$ be approved and supported by a SUP SKEEZIX ALL HERE?! 3 THERE'S JUST ONE THING WANTED—Your old coal range or national spirit. Our prime.allegiance AWAY DRESSED Z 7 | heater in exchange for a gas must be to the whole country. A AS A OIRL. f KEEZIN 4 # range or heater. Phone 108 sentiment of sectionalism is not WANTED 20 BUTSEAMIOiae O, harmless because it {is unarmed. south side, can pay $100 down, Resistance to the righteous author- | give location and pr:ce in reply. ity and of federal law is not in- | Box B-588, Tribune. H r t because it is accompanied by a Becession. We need a more definite WANTED—Live fat hens by the realization that all of our country cent hodress the Glenrock Hotel, must stand or fall together, and venrock, ‘yo. that it is t duty of the govern WANTED TO ‘pURMieibaeet cea, ess, ment to .promote the yarns fos Price pata’ tos ph igo) oat ach part and the duty o} he ture. Brooks 560 East 11 Phone 1648W. | || WANTED TO RENT citizen to remember that he must be first of all American, ‘Only one conclusion appears to me possible. We shall not promote our welfare by a narrow and short sighted potic WANTED TO RENT—Room, rea- “We can n nothing by any de |, Sonable for two gentlemen, close struction of government or sciety. in. Phone 17315. That action which in the long run _ is for the advantage of the individ. Z ‘ = rs ual, a8 it is for the support of our eee For Rent—Miscellaneous Union, is best summed up in a sing'e — FOR RENT—Good piano; no child. ren. 624 8. Ash. pete oe For Sale—AUTOMOBILES|rok ReNT—Sewing machines, $3 per .month, we also repair all . word—renunciation. It is only by Oita oy wieane tance -Gus surrendering a certain mount of our Uberty, only by taking on new duties and assuming now obligations | ing the calling of a conference at|our standards to what we think will that we make that progress which | the H: in the neck of his undershirt is there because the prison number was cut lo eternity. Tying his feet he n@ to provide for a tribunal] pay, but we must raise them to}had the rope wound around his SERVICES OFFERED we characterize as civilization. It is] of arbitration for the settlement of| what we think is right. It is only | hands and his assailant thought the|out and recognizes a palr of pants makes, Brooks, 660 East EL Phone only in a like manner that the cit{-| international disputes. We have|in that direction that we shall find|job was done. Dropping the gun|in his roll as the style and pattern] MARCEL and bobcur! complete $1; HIGH GRADE repairs on fenders. 1648W. 5 stater fn any , 5 y by that |f aiming position he struck|of a penitentiary. One of his asso-| manicure 60c. 604 §. Center.| Kemmer Body and Fender Shop |= —————————____ 5 and the states can maintain| made many treaties on that basis|true patriotism. It is only by that|from an aiming p Kemmer P “Shop | ae = our federal union and sollte par-| with other nations. method that we can maintain the|Bader with a piece of metal which|ciates in the sheep camp is reported | Phone 636M. 432 W. Yellowstone Phone 2670. '—One or two. office elevator service. Phone takers of its glory. swer to every hi "7 si ie 7 piadavers led from the top of his trous-}as saying that the Spaniard admitted = os This is the an- sitearatets tunity be-| fights of the individual, the sover-|he pul : Sa Sea = 1a of discontent,| foro us to reassert our desire and |Ssnty of the states, the integrity ers. Bader ducked and the blow |to, him that he was on parole from INGHAM BROS Stadia ew onidlasies, est wine | =e oe ee and to every ‘preacher of destruc.| to tend the foree of our exammle}of the Union, the permanency. of | aimed at his head landed on his neck.|a California penitentiary and had to 5 ning, best looking ight car bullt.| FOR RENT—Thirty car garage, by tion. While this is understood, Amer-|for the peaceful adjudication of dit.|betce and the welfare of mankind.| Freeing his hands he grappled with|report every month to the warden.| 3. oe ana inatallea,| Touring $785; Sedan $1085; Coupe} June 1. Inquire of Mr. Jones, ot ican institution Avtie Atseston 2 ot AD! REL OR OR, (2 “ls © © That is ihe standard of citi-|the foreigner ‘and finally forced his| His effects disclosed nothing to sub- “ ‘Sa t “tg | $985. See this lino before you buy| Harry . Free. ees Be Pie he American panos petrrese neuene. maps °° lzenship for all time. It is the re-|head between his legs where with|stantiate this but did have a pass- Rca: ee Pia: our)22y car. Patterson Oakland Co, “This principle cannot be too det.| with the tone rae ae Bars iene quirement which must be met by ,% head scissors he choked him until | port showing arrival in this bee! Ditces lowest. = Loch tec id {nitely or emphatically proclaimed. | advocated. I do not took upon it as| those who hold public place. ‘That /he thought he would elther break his}at New York early in the year. | He s ae erent to tala Lcasete ipon it 88) must be the ideal of those who are|Meck or strangle him. Letting up| speaks good a aren and is above| Phone 238{—Shops 1725 E. Second worthy to share in the glory which |t© give him air the Spaniard took|the average intelligence. : ates Nese given to the name of |4dvantage of Bader and jerked loose PLASTERING CONTRACTOR, untold toll and effort. It will be| accumulation of which leads to ir-| America, the ideal of those who hold sain to the wagon he got @) Gan the Tribune for highway in Pg eae Pr ge sap a FOR SALE —A $250 Intained by no other method. It|ritating conditions and results. in| {lowship with Washington and |‘ apike about twenty inches | cormation. ; 2124w. ; ; demands the best that men and|mutnally hostile sentiments. aaa t ment on one end and rushed Basler, women have to give. But it likewiso| “More than a year President striking him over the head. A blow ———— wards to its partakers the best| Harding proposed that the senate on the ear was the last thing that that there is on earth. To attempt! should authorize our adherence to the victim remembers. Piling some to turn it into a thing of ease and| the protucol of the permanent cottrt old sdugans and sage brush ver the inaction would be only to debase it.|of international justice with certain foreman, Sagestage took a saddle FOR RENT—GARAGES American citizenship is a high es-|a certain guarantee against war, tate, He who holds it is the peer of | but it would be a method of c4spos- kings. It has been secured only by|ing of troublesome questions, an Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. ,| FOR RENT—Garage. 110 N. Jack- son Phone 650. FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK Brunswick phonograph with $40 worth of rec- ords $150. Phone 2311R. WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags at| SHEEP fertilizer, sand, gravel and x The Tribune Office. Pere suiyeres: 1244 Boxelcer.) For Sale—Miscellaneous |1ioR sALE—Ten Holstein dairy a , cows; twenty pigs, weight forty HARRY’S express, light and hi y pounts up. Phone 5233. The truck: prompt service, reasonable | FOR SALE—Singing canary birds.| Wheeler Dalry. : To cease to struggle and toil and| conditions. His suggestion has al horse, loaded a bed-and left, FOR MOVING Phone 804W or 1428R evenings. 131 N, Beech. sacrifice for it is*not only to cease| ready had my approval. On that I j Bader was lying half in and halt FOR SALE—One narrow platinum| FOR SALE—POULTRY th Berworthy iat it,, but Je to start |standiy send ee es eee out of the stream and the cool water AND STORAGE For -Sale—AUTOMOBILES| wedding ring, orange ioeom de. a retreat toward barbarism. No mat-| ervations, but any, poeeeial een brought him to consciousness in loss 5 sign, reasonable. Box B-595, Trib- ter what others may say, no matter|which would not probably receive than an hour. By working the Expert Crating vee MAMMOTH WHITH IMPMEIAL what others may do, this is tho|the consent of the many other na — Socks Ww NBT HOURS Bienipec hes wee Packi d Shipping FIR SS TI SEN RUGS stand that those must maintain who| tions, would be impracticable, (Continued from Page One.) able to walk and going to the camp poate es PP ; caer cone ses RAL) ORY on’ can buy, and the cheapest in| ¢,7 briat i Slab econ hie es LOT ogo eave over: Art Gay-| winners at South Dakota State Fair. P , 240.8, Wolcott. .|'These birds are large boned stock, FOR SALE—Early Ohio, dry land| Prolific’ layers, hardy and easily feed potatoes. Western Produce | ‘ised; mature fast. P, O, Box 1699, Co., 332 N. Grant. Casper, Wyo. Re A aeilee WANTED—Orders for silk shirts and underwear. 1141 N, Durbin. | FOR RENT—ROOMS Samey FOR SALE—Sewing machine, ex-| 2 cellent condition, reasonable. 1105| OR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep- st B. barement rear entrance. | ,-/9& room next to bath, 122 N. | Kimball, “Phone 2425. sre worthy to be called Amer “But that great struggle v ried on by those whom this day is wet apart to commemorate, not only for the preservation of the Union. The authority of the federal ernment had manner characteristic of the man|Wagon got a butcher knife. Plac. who spends his life in the open, and|!ng this between his knees he he made a deep impression on the] able to saw the ropes with which the court and the twelve men who sat|Spaniard had tied his bands. | in the jury box. His body bore the| Later in the day the helpers about marks of the conflict and his head|the lambing camp came and dis was held to one side as tho’ he were | covered him, He was taken to suffering from a stiff neck. During | Moneta and then to Shoshon! where the summoning of the jury and at|Dr. BE, Lb. Jewell gave him hospital intervals in the trial he was. given | Attention A a bed in the court house. He had} Dr. Jewell testified as to the in. ently left the Jewell hospital at| Juries sustained by Bader. The nonl, where his wounds were|Urt had previously ruled that the ‘We cannot take a step in ad vance of this kind without assuming certain obligations. Here again if we receive anything we must sur- render something. We may as well Sov-| face the question candidly and if we ¢ ; n resisted by armed} are willing to assume these new force. hey were also striving to| duties in exchange for the benefits [ must be remem-|which would accrue to us, let us public was organ-|say so. If we are not willing, let nd discourage war,|us say that. We can a omplish te and establish peace.| nothing by taking a doubtful or the leading characterist Natrona Transfer Storage and Fuel Co. 1923 Buick Six touring Dodge touring HELP WANTED—MALE Maxwell coupe of}ambiguous position. We are not Ir f OO nnn nnnnrnmeneenmemememencmmncccrnae | 1922 Maxwell coupe -..-- — 7 holid . a © not! dressed and he haa been convalesc-|!ron spike was not admissable evi-| TED hens make wonderful | 7, . i Bal Hdays) that they are| going to be able to avold meeting | ing ’ dence as it had not been set out | WANTED—Good canvassers. Phone Ford roadster —_.. chicken dinners, don't forget those |) Gi RENT—Semt-basement _slecp- reac vays of our peo- : the world and bearing our part of| gagestage’ did not. testify. Ye|in the complaint but the state was|~ 340M for appointment. ple are the y of peace. They splendid chicken’ dinners. at the | enStom., With housekeeping priv- of peace. They nat-| the burdens of the world. We thust|watched the proceedings intently |able to get it over to the jury that HELP WANTED—Female 1922 Buick Six touring jenrock hotel, every Sunday from | U&&¢s- 1084 #. Second. | ——$—— 2 to 2 and 6 to 7:30; only 65 cents| FO ENT—! pri- 1923 Buick Bix roadster -—___$900| inctucing ice creaea and cake. Tree are: Sa pe ala urally seek way: more’ cure Ways to make peace| meet these burdens and overcome|snd it was apneront he had been in(tho injuries were far more serious a them or they will meet us and over- than could be sustained In any ordl- “ court before. He is medium size. vate, modern home, real close in. at

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