Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1918, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, oct. 9, 1918 ssw IS 10 STAND BY oT PaESIDENT: SOUTHERN. SENATORS. 2 iE AGAINST dent Wilson deemed the s justifyi the passage of the resolution o constitution so that women might-vote. This in itself was a| most unusual procedure, it being the first time since the administration of George Washington: that a president has availed himself of the opportun- ity to address the senate-alone. Sel- dom has President Wilson used such strong terms in the advocacy of an; proposition as he used in ingisting| upon th ground that it was iseage to win the war. Despite this, 21 Deukoerptle, ‘sena-! tors stood out the » Sogn These senators. represent “solid South.” They tepresented the Dem- ocratic leadership in the senate. They included Senai artin. of Florida, floor leader of senate; Senator Omerman Carolina, who. Jed. the fight Overman bill thag #ives. the president of the United Stetes almost unre- stricted power. , They. includ Sen- ator Hitchcock, chairman. of 1 mittee on foreign affairs; Fletcher of Florida, chairman of the! committee om. commerce; Senator Simmons of North Carolina, chair-)" man of the committee on finance; Senator Smith of .South Carolina, chairman of the committee on inter- state commerce; and such other prominent Southern senators as. Un- derwood of Alabama, one of Presi- dent Wilson’s opponents for nomina- | tion in 1912; Williams of Mississippi, | who has been unusually caustic in his !\(Correspondence of the ‘Associated | Gp apa criticism of those who have not sup- ported the president without hesita- | + tion on all other measures; Bank- head of Alabama; Bennett of South Carolina; Hardwick Shields of »Tennessee; Trammell of Florida, and Guion of Louigiana.. Southern Democrats: Beat; Suffrage. Altho the Democratic leaders are! attempting to make it appear that/| they are not to blame for the defeat | of the suffrage resolution, there is no way they can twist the figures so as to escape the responsibility of this | action. They are the majority part, in the senate, and as such have it within their power to pass any legis- lation. Instead, of their party “stand- ing by the president,” 21 of their, number opposed him and of these 21, 19 came from south of the Mason and. Dixon line.. There is no way to escape the conclusion that ‘the South was in the saddle driving an offensive attack against. the resolution which the president. had asked. as “a. war measure, The Republicans, altho in the majority in the senate, furnished more votes jn favor of this measure than did the Democrats, and they contributed less than one half of the, votes ‘against. it; the opposition be- ing: Democrats 21, Republicans 10. If this were not enough to show | that the Democratic party cannot be relied upon to “stand by the presi- dent” on measures which he .Tegards as necessary for winning the war, the vote in the house would conclusively Prove it, tion came to a vote in the house there | was a clear majority of Democrats against it, and jan oupendialeiln ghia | jority of Republicans for it. ‘The | line-up stood: These figures give some idea of | the opposition to the president which | reat of crop estimates, the percent~) March inj, exists in his own party, an opposition that is solid in the dominant South-|states, on August 1, 1918, as com- As our own; lads marched to “Sot ante ern wing of his party and which therefore ean never, be.climinated. It is the handicap ofthe Southern Bour- bon under which the .Democratic party must forever labor. It is the Tepetition of what happened when Democratic leaders like Dent of Al bama, Kitchin of North Carolina, and others refused to support the “presi-- dent on the measures which were. necessary to raise and maintain an_ army. It is the repetition of etihe: “tah bureaus, 23 pies Sh oar », yall a carte breakfasts and table d’hote has happened on many previous occa- |New York state marketed presets ‘ahi £, Of shining: et stars, ‘luncheons and dinners will hereafter sions when the president ran con-/pounds. of wool cooperatively thrayA Yay » wonder: of-gilver nat ibe in vogue. | trary to the sectional prejudices, of county wool associations at full gover in. hands t. had crossed; the sea. A flat chi of one dollar will be} oe part of the United States which ernment prices. Farmers say they)That was flag they held on on high, made for the latter, which will con-| 's homelessly ‘Democratic. |have saved from 6 to 7 cents ‘« pound | Bearing the message that shall .not gist of five cow and a choire of here Was Their Boasted Loyalty? There. was something almost. in- credible inthe ‘utude ot the Denio- cratic leaders. in the senate—some- thing which never can be ex lined pie This phase of the pict was traMinaly described in the Mebaie pn on caemeth of ae senate by Senator} is of Towai, tion to the fact that Benasocnitaans tea of Missigsippi, who has: so” often: an-. antes that when the president de-! clared any Proposal or legislation wax pte | to win thé war his Jeader- 'p shoul be unquestionably , fol- ‘owed, was now among the leaders who insisted upou repudial president; that Senator Overman of e passage, of this ‘resolution. | He placed it. upon. the- patriotic, * oi co6 their re-election is necessary in order | When the suffrage resolu- | ing, the | 4 Presi- as to president.” age of so great mome ning the way to amend the North Carolina, who only a, few months ago introduced a bill and jn-| sisted if should be passed simply .be- cause “the. president wanted it, was: | now among those who were repudiat- ng the president; that Senator Smith £ South Carolina, who only a short | time ago,demand. that the senate ac- page to sake. over the telegraph ie ident. , The Democrai Gbdies iia during the analysis of the. peed ar ency because they could not refute hit. It now remains to see whether oe. Demoeratic ; geo who repudiated the president. what he regards aga very_ import war.measure, can go before the ppeal their re-election upon the ground phd to have a.congress that will ‘stand’ by the preside HUNG READY TO TRADE | A BRITISH _PORT, Oct, 9.—| |:Press.) German. prisoners the recent fighting. who have ar- ivéd here. show a, surprising depre- ciation of the once coveted Iron Cross for ‘a cigarette and an American of- ficer ake atcompanjed the captives from ance said ‘several of) them: ! spoke ‘dighunily of the war token |bestowed upon them by Emperor William. ; A marked change in the demeanor; jot the new prisoners ‘was also no- ticeable. Instead of the arrogant and ee insolent manner», which characterized _ their predecessors when the Germans were sweeping ey- erything before: them, the: latest: con- len, ‘Almost every; officer, and~one in ten ot the men wore the ribbon ‘of the Iron Cross. The tobacco famine which ‘exists | among the prisoners. makes it eagy for, American soldiers to: collect sou- venirs. The Germans will part with almost any of their belongings for a package of cigarettes: American troops are lgaving here for France daily with bands playing jand flags flying. “SHEEP CLUBS: OF SOUTH FLOURISHING CONDITION = Four sheep ‘ppeciallzte of the; Unie | ted States department of. agricult pare cooperating, with colleges in, Southern states in organizing sheep’ clubs.. This year 1,268 boys were | lenrolled in. sheep clubs ‘made substantial progress. ing to the August report of ‘the bu-| age of sheep in the 15 Sotithern _pared with the same date in ‘was 118.4 while that of the [United States was 116.5. pckiniantithinuss aan ‘NEW: YORK FARMERS 18 Woot POOL FOR: information furnishad: f iby pooling their’ wool and it is thot possible .thatsnext wear. the county, \associations will) federate into a state | organization, with all the wool be- ling sold thru a,single committee. Of-|' {ficial government graders. visited the|. \counties ‘and fixed in the minds of the farmers a standard toward SIFFRAGE ee Brilliant Plea of -President Wilson Falls upon Deaf ‘ Ears in the Senafe, Where Twenty-One Dem- ocratic Leaders Knifed War Measure WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.— Again it is the Democratic. lea ers in congress who refuse to stand by’ ng his -appearing before the senate and insisting upon’. | ~ NORTH Cas! per month. CLOSE-IN Pes aa Ga nie hae yas et senile San Mew Som aud ty two emia eg foe E. ‘pourtl ae i ee: Picea ete wi without ne noti sy raised very b aes * ER png srnisheds Mphte et) < Over 100 New Hounen in Anda inéwbné: up ev aay, increasin; stencil aa ou ur rely. Le af rent—on our ng plan, Wer get FOR ARENT = 4-room wa 5 Y Aye. Call 83 North Caaper Addition, the Two-roo! t 156 i Wolcott, Apply me ES brane} ett ply at pre’ Realty Co. PAUL H. Ww Ke ty ‘AUL H. MOO Phone 3513 pubpstaurant in. coe Chsper, doing good “teh ern a. | and was. now among |. | those who were repuliating the pres- FoR COUR" ment ~ pour eROSS FoR SMOKE of Georgia;'One of them traded his decoration! ci ue in seven | Democrats—For, 99; agaifst, 102. } poy states; ‘ind in other parts| TO the thrill ‘of the pipes we saw republicans — For, 172; against, of the South the sheep industry has Q Accord- | | AN that there is in ore \road that ‘will effect. a considerable | whe + saving in food. and at the same time, ee “ thes ‘they helt on high?’ meet with the approval of the public | ely Jem “or sean her de-/is made this week to the effeev that in all Darts of the city, uaene ternal ths Ranch cate! sae FOR 5. Foom, steam, ma pson. Pie Aiea si #5, care Tribu: furnished $323 ri ti west ave, : FOR feet [Glove iy nied tour man rR a FOR SALE 6 828K, or induire | —— 4 = 0-9-2 SALE 9 Xier-ah family ho. Me buggy end enn, all for $100. bargain, Ad- Casyer, Wyo. 3t adh fete beast a . in American Army\*. ig BRAT St: ae t van Boren Postoftica, tel 8 room POR eR Mae GG (By United Press.] WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY | | IN FRANCE, Sept, 12. (By Mail.) REY : rsd | there are. birds, and birds sinha | ings American birdmen along the ‘front, re Dae is a rare specimen, the “kewie peat “3 ird.” rn ‘A “kewie bird” is a chap who flies! little, but always comes back witha tale of. terrible fighting whenever. the gets into his machine. “We call such flyers kewie bird,” fr j explained one of the real birdmen -whonever talks of himself, “becaitse the kewie isa bird ‘inhabiting®.the shores of Newféundland. It always flaps its wings and squaks a lot, but; ever-rises from the earth. A man never remains a ete”! pitt be aoe oy Gees Daily 1 ‘Trimwae | a ‘se arrest Nong among Unclé Sam’s flyers. They / eon Hi | won’t stand for the ‘“‘kewie’s,s squaks.’”| ing Rewripe “kewie” is soon “ridden. to| Tes Ce" Sesves Ga Paes and acts | death” with derision, and ceases ie ing a Tsenviction sf ‘of ‘talk. * =~ from Werriers the: Casper Daily There are seldom “kewies” in) the! siz aviation camps, especially among_ the! “rae CASPER DaILy ©ninune But, Bia i eal white at the core. , To the i, of the pipes we saw pitkes' ther, anatch, FOR B eon h ts; ] pekeaping eohm Husky, fellows, as tough as a larch: suital aun wife, or, twi Nothing of peer and: nothing of sic. See econ Ave. ‘Rhone WANTED—BIx lease. watchmen; good 10-9.3 at an to But’ around ot the flag they bore. | camp; t _ changes Bldg. af rs a mL them go, [ASR rete care. "Se PS it “fe tay h err { who ev ba ed tothe Hoes a i tar ge at ee. ane, with | = DOLLAR THNNERS 4N THE purpose set, wland, Yt = £ ; ws eda Bowes FUTURE ON THE: DINERS Log of the Bad we saw them 9A, Bea at bee i ca nist . Announcement of ent. of ashange, in the dining service on. the Burlington rail- die, four, The menus Will include bread, 4A mute but glari battle-cry oo, butter and »one beverage. . Ch “dren \To.set the old world free. Bees pander 12 Ebecod oceupying seats will News. R. J. M. be Spsiett at the rate of "5 cents) each. « ee must NT to vote. att. ‘According to. local officials the | the election November .5, regardless jehange: will eliminate much waste in of whether one has previously voted. | the dining far gervice and has been , BUY Now AND DOUBLE YOUR MONEY: enya ‘ROOM HOUSE, MODERN, ECEPT HEAT tairs. Three finished in basement. 4.to someone who wants a home to be paid for like ed close £8 cinemas. South of railroad. igeat balance $50 per month. 1 purchase for periscns employed in the refin- ANOTHER BARGAIN enfoor® io per elosé to.refizeri teas iad ber tmonth pay for ed? 0 For Si8. seal care Tribune. ia it ahs men who fly much. Most of the avia-+ Co Mears ( tors are modest to the extent of ‘be-| * Fa paid ing “bashful; and. while -they. ‘will’ always tell what the other fellow-did, | ERR their own .e ces can’ hardly be ee pried out of them. . | See They'd rather be shot down by a} co | bocht\than be a-‘tkewie bird.” { fae SRA} pec yoens | _ |. AMERICA PASSES i i : ‘om Glasgow, Sept., 1918, est ae se masneee ang, Taal To the thrill of the pipes we saw them ©°. 119 W Serqnd Aye” -* .10-7-6t he, March Ww. es tis 584 weeh now and the “usw and the af-14 | Who Rover had marched to the pipes varens “furbsaig aes ifen se Bone ing t Peed Bthe sun to varying shades } |G, Dea, ‘care: Tribune. Sarena blaek as the ace of spades, Rafer on Rah or | Suldbing | ‘Bullaton, Mau Secon ee Awoleott | 25 Fe wood pay. Call at 401 Oil "Ex 3130, LIBERTY Bonds to Build Boats. FOR SALE PER ADDITION Lor ‘& $175 | No Interest, No Taxes } ‘or a BHort time ce by the own soon. only and aro a 4 ers at any time. North Casper Addition Now consequently the value of lots is is show you how you can stop payin, you the lumber. Bie Beat Value for Your Money . RE, Manager 159 Sout miter Street ALE Will sell at terms ne. but south of railroad. MARRY FREE & Co BUY LIBERTY BONDS $4. 500—5- room bungalow with two, fin- | ished rooms in basement, full base- ment, furnace heat, coal room, stor- age room, laundry room, east front lot, Close in, two-room shack in the | rear end on ‘the lot now rented. This | bungalow can be bought on very good | ter: 32,000—-4-room house and bath room ‘without fixtures, located in refinery | district and on ‘corner lot, cement foundation, cement walks all in, all furnished.” Only $200 down, balance like rent, $35 a month. Why pay rent | when you can buy a home on such good terms? __ | FOR RENT Two modern furnished houses, both in g004 location. SASK FOR JONES BUY LIBERTY BONDS MARRY FREE & CO. will pay off adopt our | Bungalows ment plan. Phone 950. j tionery, and AN | DR. arLvEuBEna as Phone 361-3 MONEY TO LOAN The security being satisfactory, we your mortgage—you can pe and get out of debt. uilt and sold on a ea pay- NATION rats CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- NG COMPANY 159 South Center Street 5 as 10-9.4t* HII BILLIARDS Meet Me at TAITS BILLIARD PARLOR 4 i- 4. Congenial Flece for Gentle . thai PTTL : AREA & BEAUTY PARLOR Appointments. by Telephone Telephone 470. MISS DELIA LENEHAN 1 Beauty Parlor £, Burnham hig | Smith Bldg., Suite 11 VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR |} Face and Scalp Specialists C. M. Smyth 213 O-S Bldg. Phone 2593 CHIROPRACTORS ax Dy PLG 7 J. H. JEFFREY, D. C. Ph.C. Chiropractor } | Lyric Theater Bid; Bidg., Center St. | | Phone 706. DENTISTS _ Seiad’ Fisor, Weed” Building Office 5. Evenings and Sundays by Ap- pointment. Lady Attendant Phone 333 Casper, Wyo. BLACKMORE. BLDG. ffice) Fours: Bi20 to 5:30 veninigs days by o- GROCERIES WwW. H. BROWN High-Clas» Groceries ‘and Provisions Grace St) North Casper Addition. ‘Felephone #17-W. Qs ee KENWOOD GROCERY 524 So. Lincoln St... Near New Kenwood School ELECTRICIANS McEVENY & HARKNESS Electrical “contractors |) Ottice Ph she wW., antes 065 W. 141 West First. | " HAT CLEANING NEW ror Sak ea cd We clean ent Beblock all kinds of Hats, Panamas, Soft, Felt and Stiff Hats for Ladies ‘and Gen- tlemen. New trimmings; all work guaranteed. Also take orders for New Hats. We call | for and deliver. Shoé Shining Parlor in connec- | tion for Ladies aad ntlemen. | Po Se of Speer Dyed. BE. Second, Camper, Wyo., 0-8. ./ Bldg. Phone 951-W, > oe We BS ase { HAGENS & STANLEY Lawyers | 204-207 Oil Exchenge Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-3 | NICHOLS & STIRRETT | — Lawyers | RSLS 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. ————_ MONUMENTS Granite and Marble Monuments and Markers, Vaults, Mxusoleuma, Curb- ings and Kinds of Cemetery Cement Re * OBERT SIMPSON. ; 2 East’ poacues St. OT peered P. oO. ‘ ‘ t | ! DR. ¥. E. BEAL, DESITST 203 0-8 Bauding hone Hours 9m, m. to 56:30 p. m. FOR SALE } The famous Valley View fruit ranch | at Lander, Wyo. ~ One-half mile from | town; 25,00 raspberries, 5,000 straw- ae eurrants, gooseberries, plumbs, | cherries, dewb “au crabapples. Our raspberries Bold ‘or 25 cents per pint | this season. for particulars write Vv. V. Scroggan,”Lander. tr) Le For SALE—Good cafe in oil and ranc' mh | ‘town. Must sell at once. Box Douglas, Wyo. 10-2 Jee | FOR SALE~At a bargain—New gue | and One-;half ton "Kohler Tens quire $06 OiF Exchange~Bidg. FOR SALE—23,000 actes, also 27,' 000 | acres unimproved, joins the forest re-| serves: good grass’ and water. sect 2.76 per acre. W. G. 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Apply CASPAR REALTY COMPANY Sonth Center st. 4 Bp raed { MISCELLANEOUS | DRUESSMAKNG FIRST CLASS DREBSMAKER and ex- nert, zamanelet; y iri Feioia Hotel, Mra, | Chittenden. *5- |sehich to, work, as well as gaponel Registration in ‘all precincts opened ‘inaugurated to assist food conserva- | LOST—One-star Engineers ea Pin, | ee es “Pig tt Fen a eel ee {ease cere cee, oe] . . 7 house. : “at | 9:00 p.m. Register today! », Everybody miist register to. vote at) airo ExcHANGH CO—Your car for! Eugene McCabthliganrarhedses ir eee ee ithe election November 5, regardless} vale? ; Why not bring it to us? We bacent ethers Denyer. aoe. | Large Map of Lusk ‘oil field: $6./of whether one has previously voted. | 41 dt for You and Keb spot cauh, Come | lyeaterday with his! daughte iit ‘Small,mzps as low as $2. Oil Tost- / Registration in* all precincts. opened | atreets, 10-8 -6t4 | lan gt i who ‘are attenditg school|ing. ‘Wyoming Map and Blue Print Tuesday and. will continue all week: ie ‘6 plush coat und man's} gb a convent in Denver. Yesterday Co., room’ 16, iyric theater build-| The ‘eons aire open'from 9'a, nz, till| clotly oats between Glenteck and) | was Miss bated Meveriby'e birthday. ing. |B: 00. p.m. Register today! Gasper, Finder please yeturn to Guzecte/| || PHYSICIAN and SURGEON i Evenings an@ Sundays by ap- i | 7 ointment ali B) DREN ROT |) ‘| [| Office and He Hospital 505 South Durbin Street Special Attention to Surgery Only Graduate Nurses in Attendance Phone 736 7 BR ER, LATHROP w. FOSTER Robrbaugh Building Office Phone 54 any Foster—Residence__ Dr. Lathrop—Residence_ PRIVATE HC HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 Dr. J. | | 48 | 116 | —————_———— 9 | 2- C. Kamp Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. Phones: | | Office 130 House 85 | = s. EUCKET, M. D. yaitlan an Phone: Hexidence, D01- DR. MYERS Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to Diseases ef Women and Children | | Suite 200-201, O. S: Bldg. | Phone 699, _—_ Special ttomtibe nd Sergeon | vies an@-Giseases of women =| an@ children. | Blackmore Bulléing Phoress, Office, 80; Hee. 164 | ————_—————_————¢ — -. <_< | | DS. MERCER pic ae jebrhaagh (oe 205 North Pine st. Auasthetion n Specialty, Phone 803 i MASSEUSE i} AMY DEISCHER HANKS | Masseuse, Viulet Ray, 225 N. Wolcott St. PLUMBING AND HEATING J. DONOHUE | pasta es and Hot-W ar | Jobbing Of ta al Bt promptly | attended. Shop 645 South Wolcott. Phone 107W. | Vibrator. Phone ait. | CASPER HEATING and SUPPLY COMPANY. Evers thing in Metal Work. Warm Air a a es Water Heat- | Fourth and Pine Phone 836J. REAL ESTATE — ———__—___—9 MARION P. WHEELER | and Insurance } Reel Esta Casper - - - - Wyoming ———_. . ROOFING r { GRAVEL ROOFING F. M. DILLON { Practical Gravel Roofer Phone 402-W ! 306 East Sussex =. ——_______ STORAGE AND TRANSFER 0 i} CASPER STORAGH COMPANY Auto, ture, bs Ws) Machines, } ' We call We ik by ~_ We buy hides, p ol. line ‘of tivat-cinen: | THE CASPER tS tng ~ GROCERY { Telephone SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE Office—Tatlt’s Billlar€ Mall. Fhone—House, 657.W; Offfee, 104 ‘ MOVING A SPRCIALTE WELDERS TACEYTELENE WELDING ©’; Magneto, Ee Seoaintps fs and | \. ' ELEC. CO. Ee | | sarslobes ee MIDWESF¥ NOVELTY: & | Phone 936W, 665. W. 2nd ACCOUNTANTS ' Auditor and Accountaat dea iiticte: ofitigtener 203 OL Mxchanne, u: Casper, bobo ap Ww ¥ M. A. MESTAS bis + recon ange ate ®