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

RO Beam FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1515 association, the somes « 3f ne PE ea ae “American Red . which 7 continue over y: B > . : in at-New Brighton, Pisag Tupper Family association of Today s Birthdays pb today. Pa, 57 Feay America will hold its third annual | Dr. Edward 8. Parson, dean reunion today at Sandwich, Mass.,/ Coierado college, born in’ Broo," of which town its ancestor, Thomas) from the Rovetews tl of the coat ls tee 5S years picks today. m, , was a founder, and where/of the Chicago & Northwestern 8 formey secretar; op PAGE TWO OO dentine et wether] OTS” In the Day’s News The Casper Daily Tribune’ DEMOCRATS OF. | Issued every evening sees Sunday’ | Maj Gen. J, Franklin Bell, U. 8. at Casper, Natrona SE zoning. { J, Franklin Bell, U. 8. Publication ee. oil begn assigned to the his house, built in 1673, one of the) way, born in Cayuga county, N. Y. "| sommenes rei labor, now Riding the ing. j command of the™department of the oldest in America, still ‘stands. §1 years ago today. |gevernment in. war work, bom it East, is one of the best known of- oo ee 2 FAITH WITH WYO. cece ony, Pena km A native of Kentucky, he was ap- The war activities of the Young) louis B. Hanna, former goversor Colorado co: T » 69 yenry bre Editorial Office 3ubsc arto —e Carrie 50c month; inted to the West Point academy|Women’s Christian association will|¢f North Dakota, now engaged in! tery. by ma! x $3 for 6 months, $6 for year. on from that state and has been in active|pbe considered at the summer assem-) aap Sey : in the oil |tilitary service since his graduation| bly of that organization to be opened LLM cn tC Ww Where is the Democratic party leading the little fellow in the oil ml 7 aa maation Now. 23 22, Sata business? To slaughter? aie $0 gearstnee. ie his cexly_—amecr| sogay st Lake (sencva, Wis. ‘The cass) he saw much hard fighting in the/¢, embraces the state of No CEMENT < Axssocinied Press Service. | Where are the oil men and women ‘of Coloradg, Wyoming and [indian eampaigns on the Western Dakota: Nebraska, Minnesota, plate ‘ ANNOUMN United Press Service | California who put the so-called Democratic party into power? It is |frontier. He was promoted to cap-| Wisconsin, Mlinois, Indiana, Oh J. E. pe President & Eaitor.| absolutely on the side of great ig alth, and\ ready to crush the little tain, major, colonel and brigadier-| West Virginia and Michigan. HANWAY, Business Mgr.! fellow. The Democratic party is backing the biggest oil interests in general of ‘volunteers within a few SE Ls ae Associate Editors: in eee ths reward for pe) eby announ e people of Natrona County RE. M Vv Deslt this country at the expense of the little fellows and the others in the |™onths im. 1899, in reward his F . j 1 hereby ce to th . Evans Margaret V. C. Do: B distinguished service in the war wi Y Toda W: my candidacy for the office of County” Clerk, subject to a or oil game. The policy that it has now adopted will drive the little fellows Spain. Im 1907 he attained the ear 0 ly In ar |. thei ial h The eee Sated Presets exciusively | to the wall and leave the spoils for the big. ofies who can weather the |>F major-egeneral. Since last sum- < | their wish as indicated at the primaries to be held August entitled to the use for repubMeation | ee of all news dispatches credited to it or|~ ‘Storm. f mer General Bell has been in com-| Von Mackensen crossed the Susit-| 20,1918. not otherwise credited in this paper] The Demoeratic party decoyed innocent parties to seek so-called |mand of the 77th division of the|za river on a wide ‘front. i] ED H OGBURN. Reset? the loce’ news published’ «Temporary Relief” under the act of Congress passed August 25, 19%, |National army at Camp Upton. | War department ealled>for 100 - IT and millions of dollars have been spent to drill wells on public lands; |000 men to man 35,000 aircraft. | , esa nnanentat . Enlistments in the regular army) { | WH SUN tL i —————— such permits operators were allowed seven-eighths of the product, with a proviso that one-eighth should be impounded pending patent. pro- ceedings, which meant, however, pending the passage of a leasing bill. 147@th .of the great war. Everybody knows that. Today is the 125th anniversary Hd Now, the Democratic President and the Democratic Congress fail the pirth of Solomon Juneau, the : b 4 aM KEEP YOUR CARS AT THE 2 to furnish « leasing bill, onthe one hand, and refuse patents to ofl \ | 7BRGsE. Ot the ety ef Muxeutpe. . ae This paper has enlisted | : The Mllinois Centennial State fair LIBERTY GARAGE with I apply for eee mere in freening wits the ecg ae ae = E reached he authorized er tlem Gt visions, an’ en apply for the so-called “temporary ief.”” Under | T. ' oday’s Events. Pe 8 a TO THE VOTERS OF NATRONA -COUNTY, WYOMING: I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, ‘subjéct to re wishes be h 4 lands or. the other hand. What does the Democratic party mean? Elec- | will open its gates at Springfield to- indicated at the primary election to be August 20, the epeecninent in the | tion is nearing; let that political party say before election what it ©|day for a two weeks’ engagement. [| 1918. cause ot #ymerica for the | means. , Railroad officials and industrial If the manner in which I have conducted the affai neriod of the war-----+- The world over, one-eighth royalty is the usual royalty, so that eaders of the nation are to meet in NEW AND MODERN ears of the office during the past two years meets with your approval, your support will be appreciated. conference today at Silver ‘Bay, N. Y:, to discuss the problem of human| relations and industrial betterment | Commissioner Tallman and Secretary Lane have taken the reasonable OLIVER H. SHOUP FOR GOVER- position in withholding but one-eighth until the public oil lands matters RADIATOR AND AUTO NOR OF COLORADO | could “be settled. Oil men know that Commissioner Tallman and {during the war. REPAIRING = _ M. C. PRICE. | Secretary Lané are not back of oppressive methods. Cedar Point will be the meeting | Several hundred leading bokinesty For some weeks the Government has been demanding the im- |place today of the annual conven-| 180 So. Elm St. men of Colorado have signed a peti-| pounding of all of the avails under new temporary relief permits, but tion of the Ohio Retail Lumber Deal- tion requesting Oliver H. Shoup, for-| yesterday an order was issued changing all of the former permits where - —— - : = CS ISSLILAIL LITLE SLOT: mer President of the Midwest Re- seven-eighths went to the operator and placed all Salt Creek permits fining Company, to aang oe can-| under the rule of impounding the whole proceeds, except 8c per barrel a . didate for Governor ofthat State at) for production. ii CEMENT the Republican Primaries in Septem- Many wells could be brought in in Salt Creek in @ short cap! ANNOUN ber. The petition, which is addressed to Mr. Shoup, was published in the] ~_Announcement but this policy of the Government means paralysis to all little fellows Denver papers and the leading para-| °F cuncerns of*limited means, and probably will not attract the con- S % 2 s graph Pages San sens cerns of great means who might stand it for a few months or a few I wish to announce that I will be a candidate at the Tass “We do this believing that your| years. primaries on August 20 for the nomination for County s 1s to notify my friends and the public qualifications for the office, arising If any man in any civilized community attempted business methods Rep blican from your long and successful] busi- with a féllow-man such as the Government is now inflicting upon our Assessor on the & ticket. at largei In Natrona County that I will be a can- ness career in the State, your knowl- edge of its affairs, your unqualified stand in support of a Bone-dry law, I have been employed in the Assessor’s office as Deputy since last February and have gained a knéwledge oil operators upon public domain, that man would be driven out of decent society. didate before the primaries on the 20th day your broad and generous attitude In uae eee eee i) poner, re fellow will be a the ae ¥ ‘the office. } cre a good a of August, 1918, for the nomination for all public movements, your activities sia d * ee me of the values o property and fee! t 1 can handle the : one ai tw that | and benefactions in support of win Democratie-party ! What a hollow expression! Here is a political Werlein satisfactory manner, and if’ nomindted and Sheriff of Natrona Rourke: on the Republican ning thewar, are such as to make] party in power which makes a law thru its Congress and then turns a powerful appeal to the voters of} around and thru the President’s Cabinet absolutely wipes the Jaw off er ae at h hil hha’ from the statute books by Departmental rulings. The Democratic party | awee Sante sravdidata eet rete makes and administers a law with as much equity and decency as might ‘ GEO. E. LILLY. you have always been a consistently| be expected from 2 George II or a Nero. ‘ loyal Republican, and we believe Big business is interlocked ‘enough so that the bulk of the big Kad your candidacy by reason of these| fellows will not be so much injured by the autocratic methods of the S| facts would operate to unite firmly| so-called Democratic party, because the big fellows are usually inter- — Se the Republicans in this State.” ested in this big company and that big company and what is lost in'one’ | ¢® rO64-046 ° $000-0066 Nothing outside of winning the) way will be made up in another. The bigg i i . iegest end of the oil game is ANNOUNCEMENT bes Oe see pet eon ha the refinéry and pipe line, and this order will not affect the refinery Shoup Governor of our great sister and the pipe line. They will go on rolling up their wealth. No one state, If it were possible every vot-| begrudges their success. We want them to succeed, but we don’t er in the State of Wyoming would want the little fellow singled out and annihilated. It is the little , journey to Colorado to) cast their)" fellow who was the: prospector, and it is the little fellow and his friends «vote for this great mang ‘The busi-| Vwho have: brought Wyoming oil to the markets of the world. The ness_men of Colorado, whomhave -so “ i : ; : ahd i ‘5 ? people want to know before election what the autocratic Democratic unanimously- demanded “that he. be Barty is going to do. their candidate, have struck a. popu- lar chord in Wyoming. elected 1 shall endeavor to give the people an honest and ticket, : fs ele od € having complied with the laws and sig nified my intention by filing nominating pe- fon, Jesse A. Sheffner: | SOW ITIIISIVD ISSO OSS, ITN \ IR as DREN IB cee *I hereby announce to the people of Casper and Na- trona County my candidacy for the:nomination to the office ‘of County Treasurer of Natrona County on the Republican ticket subject to the will of the people at the primaries to be held August 20, 1918. ~ ANNOUNCEMENT I wish*to announce to the people of Casper and Natrona County that I am a candidate for the nomination to the 1839—Pera, the Christian suburb of Constantinople, was nearly de- for the office of to the people of Casper and Natrona County for their we went to war with Germany, as ‘ ;County Superin- Mr. Shoup probably comes nearer a ANNOUNCEMENT LINCOLN F. KELLY. ff EC the R < being responsible for the wonderful 1 . . office coroner of Natrona County on the ‘epublican development of the oil industry in , Today’ s Anniversaries | 4 I hereby announce as a candidate ‘ e “pal a bj * . - Sy, : . Wyoming than any other one man. |Q———— Taken Tat ieee 9 |for Rhe> Repabiicanchomination wor | ticket, subject to ‘the will of the people at the primaries He_is a big, broad-minded business (—Thomas Telford, the Scottis = - == : f man, whe dees things and he ie one] engineer whose tame is known oy «eae wit ot the caters x EUAN aA pes per eae apie meen et hundred and\one per cent American. by a method of roddbuilding @xpreesed\at the ipraaary election, (at . { berlain Furniture and Undertaking Company. I have been Wyoming. and all her people would sles Sa Dufrie-| August 20th : : = in the undertaking busi: fi both in Kansas City, like nothing better than to see Mr. shire. Died in Pangan Sept. GEORGE W. FERGUSON \ = g business for years, both an ys Shoup Governor of Colorado. 2 21843. 2 s ANNOUNCEMENT = Kansas, and Houston, Texas. I was born and reared in a 9 1809—Owing to Great Britain’s fail-| * ° = FOUR REASONS FOR WAR ave ite Povtlee her “Ordre an A t : : ‘ =| Kansas, and if nominated and elected to the office of 2 , ; a Council” of 1807, the presi-; Nnnouncemen' ,, | wish to announce that 1 will be a candidate at the =] County, Cotoner salt confunt the cfs iene ahore bus- e can always learn something dent oclaimed the non-in-| Sa i s > new about ourselves by reading Prus- Cees ee eee ill in Moreeieot an feat rne aes primaries on August 20 for the nomination for Sheriff = ness basis. sian opinions about us. Here, dear ward that try. | i" olan spilt gna Peon eens wart country | ers of Natrona Co. = on the Republican ticket. 1 will be more than thankful = Very respetfully, = — — Kaiser Wilhelm, in frank talk with aecved bh; fire. , : ~ jtendent of Schools, support at the primaries for the nominatien. If nomi- an American dentist who had just Te eee oe ihe AustriD et \ aa eae ela nated and elected to the office of Sheriff I shall_en- a , i ial tooth full of z my ea 1 yi Lee ai ole py Lag Gastein. for the office. deavor to maintain the office on the same honest and ‘First,’ said the kaiser, “‘Wilson|1893—Thornton A.. Jenkins, Farra- Tiave been teach- fair business basis B : . wanis to save the money* you have gut’s fleet captain in the Mis- t ing for 17 years, is < that has been maintained during the loaned to the Allies. = ‘sissippi, died in Washington, | _ i eer pe & hist four years that Mr. Hugh L. Patton, the scot Sheriff, “Second, he wants to have a place D. C. Born in Virginia, Dee | in yoming. raduate E igh | at the peace table. 11, 1811. School. Attended the Emporia Nor. has conducted it. ANNOUNCEMENT “Third, he wants to give your army }|1908—The cororiation of Pope Pius|mal 1 year; the Denver Norma - 6 ° and navy a little practical expe- X. took place at St. Peter's in|year; Colorado State Teachers Col-|s Very respectfully, 3 I wish to announce to the people of Na- act h 1914 Sueceiccabasaledlaection of Have’ the folleving Dignan PAT ROYCE. tr C that I iat for th “Fourth and principally, he wants ia a declaration 0: ave e ‘ollowing ip’ 3] 7) to prepare for the war with Japan, war against Germany. |Bachelor of Pedagogy, Master of 3 na ounty ‘al am a can te for the which he knows is inevitable.” 1915—Fifteen persons killed in a) Pedagogy. Graduate of Domestic Sci nomination to the office of SI arift the There you have it. Everything, Zeppelin raid on the eastern ence, graduate of Commercial Co! fi te . on you observe, is “Wilson.’”” The war coast of England. lege in Bookkeeping, Stenography, Democratic ticket, “subj ct to th will of the is his personal business. He chose |1916—lItalians captured the city of) and typewriting. ; i ye it, he ‘started it, he wages it. The Goritz, the supposed key to} Hold a Professional Life Certifi-| th American people and the congress Trieste. leate in Wyoming. peopie at ‘primaries to be held August 20, 5 | at represents them apparently have Tea Soliciting your support in my be-/| no voice in the matter. The kaiser! We buy Liberty bonds. Duttonihalf at the Primaries. is unable to think except in terms|Staley & MRS. AMANDA KUTZLEB : ; of autocracy. He imputes to our = = = ———— STOCK UP N W TH beni dent is neers ae prep DENVER MEDICAL INSTITUTE e SPECIALISTS FOR MEN There is in all this careful analysis OPPOSITE NEW POSTOFFICE 110 Friassnomphe Street. not the slightest trace of morai prin-} COME AND BE CURED 1918. Very respecifully, PERRY ELSWICK. | BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN 15c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH Back of Gand Central Boe dil kinds of Sandwiches ciple; of legal right, or humanitar- jan claim. All is hard, materialistic, calculating. And therefore all is-un- America i The er, who apparently spoke | in since y, had not the slightest | notion of why we went to war. ft| is doubtful whether he has now, or} will ever have. t If affected with either acute or chronic disease, simple or y It is the same with the inferior co ee you ern come to us REDE that we have treat- W wil 4 Met at popular prices. German leaders. After fout years} ed and cured case after cise eaxctly like your own. e soon of free discussion, they are. Aiterally | If your disease is yet curable we can cure it, and you Exp erience a s! : ge Cars, TS ae may be sure that our charge will be satisfactory and within your reach. ‘ General Debiility, Weak Nerves, Insomia—results of ex- posure, overwork and other violations of Nature’s Laws, dis- eases of Bladder and Kidneys, Varicose Veins, Poisons in the blood, quickly and permanently cured at-little expense and no ignorant of what the Allies are fight- | ing for. They only know what they | themselves are fighting for, and can- met imagine any other motives or objects. It is an amazing exemplifi- cation of the familiar truth that al-| especially when grain begins to move, and at will be well to have a few tons of coal on hand We Buy LIBERTY BONDS, also take up partly paid subscriptions tho an honest man can see thru aj detention from business. and be prepared for cold weather 4 Oi Exchange rogue, a rogue cannot, comprehend COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. ~ § y £ Teleph 468 = an honest man. ~ ‘phone FREE _—__Consultation, Examination————F REE Charges so low as to be within the reach of even the poorest and payments arranged ¢5 suit your convenience. Consultations free. Hours 9 a. m to p.m. Sundays 10 a. m. tol p) m. f Se | It is estimated that more women! ere now employed in clerical posi- | tiens than in apy other city of the Natrona Fuel Co. DUTTON STALEY & CO. world. i / ~ ee 9 a 830 18th St., Opposite c The bureau of civilian marksman-) Denver Medical Institute New Postof fice. Telephone 949 Fifth and Maple Oi Investments, Stocks and Leases ship of the war department is en- Specialists for Men Only. DENVER, COLO. is CNTY 409 TO 411 OIL EXC couraging the establishment of wom- : 0 HANGE en’s rifle clubs. CAESARS ITERI I EPCOS EOS A ETP eS BENEI ta