Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1918, Page 2

SR ee RR 88 om met em me Sara Se Fee aris ’ 4 q i : P. Food. : j ‘ibune ing front. That list is headed by The Casper Daily Tnbune Congressman “Gussie” Gardner} of Massachusetts, apostle of preparedness in the} House, who forsook his seat in) ‘that body to accept a commission : ne eine La Gurdia of New York has been) this fact was announced in « cable- in the Aviation Service for many/| gram received yesterday by William : ; “ ,| 4d. Mulligan, chairman of the Knights months, and at his station in Italy of Columbus committee on war activ- has not only done effective work ities, at tne United War Work Cam- in the air, but has exerted him-! paign headquarters. From American self to cement firmer the friend-| #iPlanes 20,000 packages of cigar- : sis between’ thi ettes were dropped into the hands of ship existing between this coun- infantrymen and artillerymen press try and Italy. Royal C. Johnson! ing forward in their victorious of South Dakota enlisted as a pri-|8@veeze which dislodged the enemy vate, since which time he has won} 0696066646464 9,2 commission solely on account of ¢@ merit. Victor Heintz of Ohio has 4 ejhad six years’ service with the| British eruiser Drake was announc- ¢|National Guard of his State, and/ed sunk off Irish coast by German. C «| when the war broke out he at once submarine. 5 Great Britain placed embzrgo on ¢jteentered the guard and is now a} aimost all exports to Denmark, Nor- captain and adjutant of the First}way and Son 14 re 5 Allies repulsed six heavy German ¢ Ohio Infantry. Congressman |,./.-y5 in Flanders and four attacks ¢ Johnson of Washington is a Span-'on French front. «ish American War Veteran, and it 2a Tere ¢ cannot be doubted that he will add 1624th day-of the Great War. {ssued every evening ig Sunday at Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming. Publication Offices: Oi) Exchange Building. Business Telephone_----~~----- Entered at Casper (Wyo.) Postoffice as second-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916. Associated Preas Service. United Press Service. Sei —— tee ee ae J. E. HANWAY, President & Editor. EARL EB. HANWAY, Business Mgr. Associate Editors: R. E. Evans Margaret V. C. Douds Member of the Associstted Press. The Associated Press ts exclusively entitled to the use for republication of ail news dispatches credited to it or credited in this paper news published local REPUBICAN STATE TICKET For United States Senator Frances E. Warren of Cheyenne For Congressman Frank W. Mondell Robert D. Carey ¢|tablished by his Republican col- on the Western front, who is 67 years leagues in arms. old today. But what of the Democrats? Masonry in Chicago is’seventy-five « Altho they are in the majority in years old today, the first lodge of the « the House of Representatives the order in that city having been char- country is yet to hear of one-of tered October 2, 1843. of Careyhurst For Secretary of State William E. Chaplin of Laramie For State Treasurer ? ach ; | The 160th anniversary of the first A. D. Hoskins + them yielding his soft berth for meeting of the Assembty of Nova err Kecame the dangers and privations of mil-|Scotia, the first elective assembly in For State Auditor ia ~ itary life. Evidently they are tak- S sig will be observed today at I. C. Jefferis mg unto then es the adjuration Wartime service will be\giscussed V¢T- sf Ne keel « of the President that Democrats at the annual State conveition of of Newcastle a \be sent td Washington in order to Christian Endeavor unions of New Jersey, which begins its sessions to- day at Morristown. Hundreds of clerical and lay lead- ers of the Methodist church*in Can- For Supt. of Public Instruc- z\mphold the Government in the 2 Morton = conduct of the war. rennial general conference. Co i i a Simultaneously with our fourth FR SCORSESE OEESE SEDO! TEXAN FILTH-SLIN war loan campaign, Germany is tion to theJong list of playhouses in GER floating her ninth loan. The amoumt New York City, is to have its formal * 5 ; it ik th P openi tonight. It is hard to believe that the,'s not siven, but it is thot to be about | opening . E a Mei, 00,000,000, balk the sine of ears. | T™ eee a enesotay Canter pages of the Congressional Rec-|7t ‘will be interesting to see how the |e 9% the | Methodist Episcopal Ps chureh will assemble in annual session ord should be used as the means|two loans are welcomed in the two today at Duluth, with Bishop Luther : | countries. Wi + ay to cast aspersions upon the French! “""The German loan, like its predeces-| Pq son Presiding. | people in general and upon Gen- ,£°F®, cued a PRU im In Underwriters’ Association of the . . |view 0! @ present military situa-| Northwest, opening in Chicago today, eral Lafayette in particular, ‘tion, that title must sound to the wil attract tpethah sityinan etc without whose help. our war for|weary and disheartened German pco- nent insurance men of America independence would probably | ?!€ like a piece of bitter irony. The Rock River Conference, one of have been lost. case, and a Texas Democrat is\der more strikingly different. condi-, annual session in Chicago today, with| the author of sentiments, given tions. In America,.victory is in. the, Bishop Quayle presiding. ay : air. There is an atmospheré of en-| Probiems publicity _in the Record, that re should call for the expunging of jlute success. We have begun to play| the annual convention of the Amer!-| | °. u of Cheyenne |) VicTORY LOAN AND DEFEAT 24a will gather today at Hamilton, | Knowlton, | LOAN |Ont., for the opening of their quad- Casper; J. List your Security Loan Kimball Bldg. for a three-day session. E: ‘ National officials of the American Red Cross, officers of the army and civilian experts will be among the} speakers at the War Convention of | f b the Mississippi Valley conference on B agent It would be’ difficult to imagine the largest confergnces of the Meth- | Tuberculosis, which meets today at ut such 1s the two loans offered to two nations un-|odist Episcopal charch, will begin its | St. Louis. Racing — Méeting of Metropolitan Joekey Club at“Jamaica, L. I.; meet- confronting American| ing of the New ; Louisville thusiasm and a conviction of abso-|cities in wartime will be discussed at/ Club, at Louisville, Ky. Trotting —- Meeting of Kentucky THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE BATTLING YANKS LOOK TO SKIES the foremost) FOR SUPPLY OF ‘SMOKES’ WHILE | CHASING TEUTONS AT ST. MIHIEL from the stropghold which they had held for more than three years. Each package was stamped “Compliments of the Knights of Columbus.” At the same time, cable dispatches announce, ¥) M, C. foot moved among the soldiers hand- ing out chocolates and cigarettes. On land and in the air these fearless workers kept pace with the American fighters moving forward in the first offensive exclusively executed by our troops. A. workers on | Year Ago Today in War | | HOTEL ARRIVALS. | At the Midwest A- Browning, Denver; Mr. and Alliance; Mrs. Ira Smith, Powder River; Miss Annie Jensen, Austin; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marquis, Arminto; Mrs. J. A. Delfelder, Rivertor; Frank and Les- ter Borsch, Salt Creek; C. H. Souter, Lander; W. T.-duden, Sioux City; G. P. Thompson, city; F. F. Almer, Den- ver; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McEthaney, Glenrock; E. C. Borten, Thermopolis;| S. C. McCutcheon, Portland; J. D. Cook, Worland; Mrs. F. C. MeDowell, Lander; Max Frochner, Bates Park; V. H- Stone, Lander; A. J. Kelley,; Thermopolis; 8. M. Smith, Omaha; J. E. Trinnier, Denver; OC. E. Stam, N. P. Wilson, Harold McKinney, F. B. Thomason, Deaver; T. A- Dines, Denver; T. A. O'Donnell, Los Angeles; C. A. Tuher, Denver; Roderick N. Matson, Chey- enne; G. M. Goff, Cheyenne; W. H.} N.S. ilson, Ronayne, Cheyenne; J. H. Hine, Den- At the Henning erty wil jompany, eom 4,/. -4 Harry P. Hynds, Cheyenne; Sidney G. Frazies, F. W- Rickmann, Denver;} W. L. Miles, Seattle; W. B. Hardie} and wife, Halfway Station; W. H. Torrington; A. Duncan, J. G- Blood, Boise; E. C. Brown, Den- The new Selwyn Theater, in Westiver; F. W. Jones, Milwaukee; R. L.}. ‘orty-second street, the latest addi-| Arnold, city; A. J. McCormack, Bil- lings; Robert Crane, city; W. C. Ben- ton, Wheatland; F. S. McGowan, city; Frank W. Murphy, Denver. Cc. C. Ives, St. Louis; fis. The ) » 9-11-t¢ 1 Bitty Jockey his remarks from the public. prints. jour part in the war, and it is already |can Society of Municipal Improve-| Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association proved a triumphant and decisive ™c"** hintamsets in Ruffalo todav|»t Lexington. | | } | | the University of Paoli, Ind., 49 years ago today. oO In the Day’s News | | There is no man today at once more picturesque and patriotic than His Highness, the Naharajah of Patiala, | who represents the native Prince of | India in the British Imperial War} Cabinet. Though a typical Oriental in appearance and ‘splendor, he is a Western in culture and tastes. speaks English as fluently as if it were his own tongue and he knows) ojj, English history and literature as few) their Europeans know them. Hi: to Britain has proved in the war. been | Field Marshal von Carl Hayden, Congress from © Arizona, Tempe, Ariz-, 41 years ago today. Frederick W. Dallinger, representa- tive in Congress of the Eighth Massa- chusetts distriet, born at Cambridge, Mass., 47 years ago today. Hindenburg, chief of staff of the German army, born in Posen, 71 years ago today. William O’Brien, celebrated Irish journalist and parliamentary leader, born in Cork, 66 years ago today. representatie born at loyalty magnificently pao Thousands of his troops are fighting with the British in | °US matter } Mesopotamia and Egypt, and he him- if have a pale face, sallow Yook, dull self spent long months on the fighting line until serious illness disabled,him. | Though his kingdom is small in area, the Marahajah maintains a magnifi- cence worthy of an emperor. : ’ Today’s Birthdays Marshal Foch, commander-in-chief | of the Allied armies on the Western | front, born in the south of France, 67 “lyears ago today. | Dr. Ernest H. Lindley, president of | Idaho, GEOLOGICAL WORK at) Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying |) Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., || Phone 849 || P. O. Box 325 111 North Wolcott Street Casper, Wyo. STORAGE ic] Patronize the LIBERTY GARAGE Car and Truck Storage First-Class Repair Shop BERT TULLIS, - Shop Foreman Gasoline and Oils 180 So. Elm St. Phone 983 Household Goods, Pianos, Ete. Storage House on Burlington ‘Tracks xs ERLIN FURNITURE || AND UNDERTAKING CO. In the course of a speech on the part. We have beaten the Germans revenue bill this member deliver- in every clash. Our powers are wax- ed himself of the following: jing as their wane. ae shi pat “ . eee is share our own moral strength, an Washington * * * declined to |‘tiiea arms are winning spectacularly ask for the liberation of Lafay-|on every front ette, who was confined for sey-| For two sud one-half onthe ev- * . ery report from any active battle- eral years in the prison of Ol- f7)..°h., been a story of Allied suc-| mutz, As soon as.Napoleon came cess. During the same period, nat-| into power, however, he not o1 urally, all the truthful news reach-| asked for but demanded the lib- |i", Germany has necessarily been eration of Lafayette. Napoleon's) German spirits must be as low as demand was at once acceded to,/9urs are high. Pessimism and de- id. the.Austri *\spair must reign in Central E on |spa 4 ntral Europe bin freed oye ye Lafayette re cutimism and hope reign here reedom. After that, however,| In these circumstances, ours is the Lafayette was never Napoleon’s|“Victory Loan,” and | Germany's, friend and showed his French pa- | yhatever Bhe may ue is the at . ‘eat Loan he best she can hope! ture _by _doing Napoleon charm to do with the funds raised is to whenever he could._ Ia this re-| ward off defeat a little longer. Know- ag he was not different from he Shp futilitycot; thels past saeele |fices, how can the German people be © eras! of frecag f fia jenunted on to make new sacrifices? | charge our soldiers two or ee}. We are challenging Germany with times as much as they do French /°2" collet well as our fighting 5 4 ri 5 ve the most persuasive or English soldiers for the same|and compelling ve 5 | a“ 4 and compelling reasons we have ever articles, altho the American sol-|had for lending to our government diers have een . jevery dollar we can squeeze out of e saviors of |V<ry y Tee cua tel [our income or savings. e end is France. Mr. Speaker, show me ain sightthe triumphant and right. ey g p) nd right tin country and I will show you|ecous end that we so eagerly desire a manhood that thinks first of it-|—a2¢ we know that the bigger we self.” jmake the loan, the sooner that end : é ~ |will come. The Texas constituency of this) In this loan, matched against Ger- gentleman must blush with shame /™2n’s, we must win an overwhelming shen they roan iatich avaiclasenine Mader LA oor army, then, will quick- - . ” e est. ing from their representative in : the National House, and their feel- ing in that regard must be shared by all true Americans. The Rec- ord further ‘announces the fact that those remarks were received by applause from the colleagues of the speaker. It is safe to say that the approyal did not come from the Republican side of the 1 : ; hali, but from his. immediate as-| 1885 aeies on the Democratic, side, | who were -“it-a position to theart Polar expedition under leader- “4 ey * rhip of Col. Gilder: starte clearly everything that was said. | Winnipeg. id alana 2 ANOTHER STAR FOR H. OF R! 1893 Hundreds of lives lost in a hur- ricane that swept the coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Republican Representative Al-| 18£7 citi mbeg Dow, “the Father of bert Johnson of the State of Wash) Me. Born’ there “'Masch 3 ington has been given a commis-| 1604. Bi sion in the chemical warfare sec-|!°14 Berblans cheeked Austrians ten tion of the Army, and has taken}1915 Berlin ‘dlairadd “ree of 95,- up his military studies. Mr. John-} te Dea Russians: during September son's name is the fifth to be add-|'"" German submarines Mua ed jo the list of Republican Con-| gressmen to leave their legislative} po, yy: rane work in Washington for the fight-(yyaititad! ——o—-——. | Today’s Anniversaries | 9! 1732 Gen. ss Lee , who was charged with a plot to super- sede Washington, died in ob- scurity in Philadelphia. Born in England in 17 The famous Escurial, in Mad- rid, was struck by lightning and partially destroy The Roman Catholic diocese of Y to you and stays wi 1872 murderous Hun. 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