Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1918, Page 2

The Casper Daily Tribune| Issued every rening except Sun. ona County, V Publication Offices: Building. Business Tclephone_ Editorial Office Subscription—By C: 50c month; by mail, $3 for 6 months, $6 for yea: Entered at Casper (Wyo.) Postoffice a at . Nov. 22, 1916. J. HANWAY. EZ AKL E. HANWA Associate Editors: R. E. Evans B. Griffith Margaret V. C. Doris t+ > This paper has enlisted ftth the goverment in the tause of Ame for the petiod of the war---=-- RESPECTABLE SOCIALISM Most people « posed to recogr sm as respi present are not di ny brand. of ble. thoro! h traitorous and muddle-head: leaders discredited the whole Social ist movement. eper, is admissible, it must surely be applied to the principles professed | the American delegation to the Br’ ish Labor Party so don. They insist that man who claims.to be Socialis the peace ms of formulated by President Jen. S_and by the in London on Feb. 22. the right of any delegates to be-ad- ieee to the conference who is not nding his sole power,to demo : in its pre. nt warfare afains' cra refuse to recogni £ from autoc with special referen and Austrfi—unl ly engaged in t their government They stand for to sy are activ ig to overthrow final, repu- e ad- They Judged war, and mitted“ to the are traitors to our cause. its eonduct during the s base betrayal of the sian eGR on, the German cial Democracy must be branded as an enemy of the working class of the world, including the working class of Germany.” This is more than Socialism. it is acy of 2 If the arvive at all, good, Honest democ you care to nam movement i. enjoy any ance, if ittitude to nen repre: td war issues as these nt. 0- WHERE THE SHIPS ARE MADE ting fast in connection ship-launching feat of s not attracted the z erves. It is the geo- ping in question. nt impression that p-building in the Phe is concentrated in the Eas the list of osurth in West must, ships launched on ithe all representative, the redited with indisput- able supremac Of 93 shir ted on the Fourth, we find that produced by tern yards, 15 te Gulf yards, 11 kes vards and 42 hy Pa rds. Those Western not small ones, either. zed larger than those of 1 tonnage. at the Atlantic aver, the Western coast e records. California pro- largest number of steel Washington the largest ed the and - of wooden s vith Ore- vooden ships second with steel sarily ve production of and sections right along. or in ip-building But every- chievements so far have been noth- Hous. It hai Will the E of the We: ing less than the jump on the catch up? ‘se _Isrocks| Purchased for Cash or on a Secure Marginal Basis I STANDARD OILS INDEPENDENT OILS INDUSTRIALS PENUNG ISSUES al dey to supply .t important L. L. Winkelman & Co. 44 Broad Street, New York (Wall Street Journal Building) (Direct Private Wires to Various Markets data on BRANCH OFFICES If such a term, how-| conference in Lon-| So-|? spect or. toler-| such a sane) - - copal bishop of Vir 3 oa po eon Yodav’s Anniversaries 4 46—Philip V. ENGLAND'S FOOD TRIUMPH ie With more than rers on th 200,000 fewer), * land today than} 47 of Spain, over was ar before the war, the peo- Was waged the ar of the ple of the British Isles have increased panish succession, died in} by 4,000,000 acres jrid. Born at Versailles, Dec. 19, 1683. 1758—William Polk, Revolutionary patriot and last surviving field officer of the North Carolina line, born in Mecklenburg county, N.C. Died at Raleigh} in 1843. | 1776—The Declaration of Independ. ence was read to the army in| New York, by order of Gener-! al Washington. 1864—The governor of Georgia call-| ed out the militia, including all males between the ages of! and 45 years. 1868—Democratic national tion nominated Horatio Sey- mour for president. 1893—Great demonstration by So- cialists in Vienna in favor of universal suffrage. 1916—British and French military heads conferred at Calais. it is 2,500 acres broken up into flourishing fields of y, corn, wheat and pota- Wales alone, ated that more tha Using the potatoes and grain raised for bread flour, the Um- ngdom, it said, could sup- S$ entire population with bread- stuffs for 40 weeks at the present rate of consumption. That i to be three or four times the us |production. These crops do not in- clude the large amount of food added to the total supply by gardens of less an acre in size. These small rdens have added estimated 800,060 tons of food to the total pro- juction. ply an ai conven-}# Sodayah Domeens Rev. D the sixth arinual general council of! ally installed as archbishops. the Mitfhesota Chippewa Indians, | y at Bemidji. lations are to be discussed by the Tri-| vention today at Jackson. State Country Grain Shippers’ asso-| Rev. day at Minneapolis. Catholics of Philadelphia have ar- | ranged a great weleome a for the Most! fee act. ee GRILL ROOM bee these tremendous efforts to 1916—-First German commercial sub- rT much of her r 'y food, marines, the Deutschland, ar-|f Great Britain has saved ge for rived off Norfolk, Va. jother purposes. The net savings in —— -|ship tonnage affected by increased |food production in England and Wales is expected to amount to a mil- ion and u half tons by the end of the year. In other words, the British Isles have been fighting the submarines on their farms as well as upon the sea, with marked success. Aye we de- | termined to do as well with our many acres as the United Kingdom has done with her comparatively few? merican”’ front i. 3 pee FO eS ing about 40 ees spectfully called In the Day’s News n of Marshal von Hin- FYear Ago Today in War | Russians continued their successes | against the Austro-Germans in Galic- ia. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman found guilty of obstructing the draft, Formal proclamation of the pres-! ident calling the national guard to the colors. Theré is France an io Veal DIRECT FRON CHICAGO cn ENTERTAINMENT wards, a United States navy who has been re- called from retirement to become command of the naval training unit which Brown university is planning to establish... Admiral Edwards is ive of Pottsville, Pa., and a grad- e of the United States Naval aca- o- and food await you in Ita- ad Kaiser Karl to his troops. the old floren of Hannibal, Han- , got a ceaaal dex al f: 1. And even he wa entually kicked out. deniy! = p- r services were confined largely to the; York man. killed himself |.) cineerink department of the navy. called. a German. An- roy some years he served as general ation of what the ctor of-smachine ir up apeing he reached the retirement, he was in command t Charleston, 8. C. vew he w in per- tory of the navy yard a version of German ideals. =o This is d time for avhales. L: numbers of them are drifting the th blown however, kmanship of 50} Today’s Events — | 1439th day of the great war. The Committee of Forty-two is to meet at Syracuse today to pick the Democratic candidate for governor of New York. The National Association of Steel and Copper Plate Engfavers is to mect in annual convention at St. Louis. 4 The Summer school for Women’s Foreign Missionary societies opens at to Today’s Birthdays | O arthur Johnson, rigadier-generals one of the new of the Netional vy, born in Minnesota, 57 yeers past Northfield, Mass., today, to con- igo today, tinue until July 17. Rear Admiral John Richard Ed- sippi educators, county offi- mt U.S. N., retired, born at cials and others have been summoned ‘ le, Pa 5 years ag Y to meet at Gulfport today for a state- dames C. Cant ay repres wide win-the-war conference. in congress of the S nth Ke ) t born at Gecreecoan Ky., 48 today. Arbuckle, and motion picture Antonio, Tex., Rt. Rev. Robert The biennial convention of the Na- tional Association of Colored Wo- men, of. which Mrs. Booker °T. Wash- ington in honorary president, meets prominent actor ar, born at San} year; A born at Pet rs ago today. 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