Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1918, Page 4

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The Wyom-} ing campaign is on, the challenge of the suffragists is that the) only time President Wilson ever went before the senate to ask it to pass a measure which he considered neces- sary for the winning vf the war the Democratic party in the senate re- pudiated his leadership and caused Win the war first, and after we shall have done that I am in favor of any public policy, consistent with reasonable taxation, that will secure which President wilson said he so|and maintain for Casper and Na- the president,” refused to give the necessary support to this measure | trona County the industrial suprem- “it is to women who are already|acy of this great Western Empire. enfranchised,” she declares, ‘“‘That| 1 favor a system of improved high- we must come asking them to heip| Ways leading to the ‘oil fields; where the defeat of the federal suffrage achieve political freedom for aill| possible, the employment of convicts amendment. . Seventy-three per cent women by casting their votes against| Upon our public roads; the strict en- of the Republicans voted for it the Demotratic candidate for the| forcement of the “work or fight” against 57 per cent of the Democrats. senate, ‘as a protest against the Dem-| Tule by compelling all bums and loof- Had the Democratic support been ocrats’ defeat of the national suf-|¢m to go to work at some useful oc- equal to the Republican support the frage amendment.” cupation or put to work on our resolution would have passed. we | streets or highways; the elimination foe ae Phe West hes open {INFLUENZA WORSE. |<t Sur county affair; and any” pro Ve 2 peli i ib THAN HUN BULLETS | f0°the ‘heatth, wealth “and happiness brot to Wyoming by Miss Anita L. Woman's . | of our people.—Adv. itzer of Charleston, S. C., or- party. She made public today the Claiming More Vartins Than “MDs (PENS | (N | earnestly needed. r of the National following statement issued by Alice = Paul, chairman of .the National, tle Fronts of Europe—Disease Woman's party: Con (BevAscidal “Senator Gerry, chairman of the National Democratic committee in an appeal to the voters, states that the election of Democrats to the senate is necessary if the hands of the presi- dent are to be upheld and our war program successfully concuded. would like to point out, Miss Paul de | clares,” to voting women of the coun-| battle ronts of Eurove. Although} 5 try, that the only time President Wil-| civil and military ‘authorities have Cubic Feet a Day, Report } son ever went to the senate and asked | Sucteeded in checking the disease in| | According to which is now sweeving all parts © the ; ctims than German bullets on the ing at Rate of 20,000,000 | them to pass a measure which he | some localties, it is growing worse; The Addison Oil Co.,found a great yeide and stated was necessary for the winning|in others and continues to spread at|gasser in its well on Poison Spidre | of the war, the Democratic party in|an alarming rate. That the disease} on Section 2-33-83 when they reached the senate repudiated his leadership |can be avoided there is no longer any}the pay about 1300 feet Saturday. and caused the defeat of the resolu-|doubt- According to leading author-| The well will make about 220,000,-| tion whose passage he had demanded. | ities the powers © resistance of the|0Q00 feet daily and with the other The Republican party in the senate|human system can be so perfected wells belonging to the New York Oil| supported P: peal for the y ze for the measure | tion, not even excepting Spanish In-| gas supply for Casper that will fur-| and gave much more than the two-|fluenzza, which is one of the most/ nish this city with sufficient fuel for! thirds vote required. The Democratic | contagious diseases known. | § all purposes for many years to come | party on the contrary gave much less} It is persons who are The strike makes it an assured fact} suffering than the two-thirds of their vote Had/rom lowered vitality, who are weak that there is a plentiful supply of gas| C the Democratic party contributed as/and rundown and who have not the! for all ordinary purposes and only) big ‘a proportion of its membership |strength to throw it off who are the| the lack of pipe prevents the laying| as did the Republican party the suf-jearliest victims. Persons who have! of the pipelines to convey the fuel to} frage resolution would now be thru} bad colds, who are suffering from ca-| the city. As soon as the pipe order congress. We urge all women voters}tarrhal troubles, or inflammation of! will be allowed by the Steel Munitions! to remember that the Democratic}the membranes are especially suscep-|'Board in ashington, the Promoters j party is responsible for the defeat of |tible, as the inflamed mucous mem-| of the line will begin active work. woman suffrage; we urge all women| brane linings of the nose and throat! = voters to remember that the Demo-}are an open door to the germs. This crattc party refused to support Hie congested is almost always accompa- O-S PORTER IS président when he went personally|nied by a weakened condition of the) | thé | VICTIM OF FLU |! ure which he stated was necessary to| I yfou are suffering from any of F | the winning of the war. We appeal|these symptons nothing on earth willl SUNDA Y NIGHT | to ‘the women who are already en-jbuild you up and strengthen you like | franchised to help achieve political|Tanlac, which contains the most pow- freedom for all women by refusing|erful tonic properties known to to cast their votes against Democratic | science. ter at the Ormsby-Schereck building candidates for the senate as a pro-| This statement is easily proven by| is a victim of the influenza und double | test against the party’s refusal of|the afct that Tanlec is now having! pneumonia, his death occuring at his suffrage to all American women.” _| the greatest sale o any system tonic| home last evening, after a brief iN- “The women of the south have/in the history of medicine. In less) ness. “that they must wut aside their old/lion bottles have been sold and the) is survived by his Wife. The Colored prejudices and traditions and face|demand is constantly increasing.| Masons will have charge of the fun- facts as they are if they are ever to| Thousands are using it daily for the! eral ‘arrangements, and srvics will be win ‘enfranchisement. It is the Dem-| above troubles with the most aston-| ocfatic party which for five years has|ishing and gratifying results, | whieh by its lack of support c2used| weight and creates ‘a good healthy the recent defeat in the te.|appetite or nourishing “food. It Président Wilson came out squarely keeps you physi¢elly fit and ‘helps and supported the measure. His plea;every organ of the body perform its to the senate was rejected by h: own proper fanction in the natiral way. share of support he would have been Treatment be sure and keep the bow-| upheld.”” els open by taking Tanlac Laxative Miss Pollitzer is a typical Southern | Table mples of which are includ- girl, Feeling that democr for one} ed in ev bottle. half of th people of our country is! Tanlac is sold in Casper by Casper to ask the senate to support a m [Syarette | Arthur Alex Wells, the colored por- | come to realize,” Miss Pollitzer says,;than our years time over Ten Mil-| Mr. Wells was 33 years of age and blocked the suffrage amendment and! Tanlac increases your strength and_ party. Had the Democrats give. their In connection with the Tanlac the most vital e before us today Pharmacy, and in Alcova by the Al- There was never ‘2 time when the 'sac- rifices and the help of women were more | appreciated than at the present time. she has put aside all other work and | cova Mercantile Co.—Adv. Women should learn war-nursing and given ersait tg itha ight fortes: |e preanulle Coa: peas nursinge at home. There is no better dom. Last summer shé taught paint- Ps way than to study the Crp edition of the ; ij ; ivgi “Common Sense Medical Adviser "— | ing at the University of Virginia, FRED CONVERSE fETS Yih ‘hinte First Aid, B: A where she organized the first federal lente ae ee Ny ee Anatomy, Hygiene, eare -of the Sick, Diseases of Women, Mother and Babe, the suffrage rally ever held in the old : Marriage Relations—to be had at some Jeffersonian institution. beginning cf the war a great part of her t vice Red Cros estigating the rival of allotments from the soldier NOTICE OF TRNSFER Fred W. Cotiverse, the | Washington Street, Buffalo, N. Y. If a woman suffers from weak back, nervousness or dizziness—if pains afflict Assistant beys and aiding their fomilies in|Manager of the @il Well Supply Co., her, the best tonic and corrective is one countless ways. t the suf-|for Wyoming and Montana has re-| male up of native herbs and made with- | iryge vote in the », she 8 ceived orders transfering him to the) out alcohol, which makes weak women filled with burining indignation | Eastern division of tt Supply Co. \gtrong and sick women well. It is the against the Democratic party, which, | while calling so insistently Mr. Converse was formerly the! prescription of Dr. Pierce, used by him “stand by aes Beant or the Supply Sos eQns active practice many years and now Sg a ne || URE ree ie beginning of the sold by almost every druggist in ‘the war was transferred from the Ro-|land, in liquid or in tablets. Send Dr. 4 \umanian fields to South <America,| Pierce, Buffalo, N. ¥., 10c. for trial pkg. 4 }then to Mexico, and from there to the eR ANE ia | Wyoming fields. ‘or liver ‘an trouble. Gem the en) Cae ae Dr.| The possibilities 0 an early peace’ There is nothing that will bring comfort wards Uhv may lie back of Mr. ‘Converse’s trans-| 2nd renew ‘hope to the invalid so surely as That’s what thousands of stomach fer at this time as should the war end, | 800d news. sufferers are doing now. Instead Of one of the first works that the Uni-| Doctor Pierce has good news for every taking tonics, or trying to patch up a 144 states would lik up in re- Suffering woman. Write ‘tim to-day and digestion, they are attacking the ted States would likely take up in re- tou him your troubles, and he will sotid Seoticause of the ailment — clogged liver ‘Storing conditions in Europe would be you just ‘the right advice to restore you and disordered bowels. to repair the damage in the oil fields) ¢o health, and that without charge. His 1 Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse the! of that continent and thereby stop the “Favorite Prescription” has been the liver in a soothing, healing way. When terrific drain now being made on our rescue of thousands of suffering women. the liver and bowels are performing their | own stocks Many grateful patients have taken Dr. natural functions, away gocs indigestion| lee Pierce’s advice. be paren reg ere taste in,your| _ We give quality and service. Har- = motith, tongue coated, appetite poor,| ris, the metal strip man, phone 271 lazy, don’t-care feeling, no ambition or) a energy, troubled with undigested foods, | 7) ENROLL ‘IN? Seen about your metal weather- Those who wish to enroll ifo carefully ccmexan | B statistics it is an indisputable fact) | that the Spanish Inluenza Epidemic) le We |country, is daily claiming far more! New Well at Poison Spider Flow-| Lt b . | "This standard icliever of colds ‘and | | coughing 5; never loses friends. It | dent Wilson in his ap-|that it can throw off almost an infec- Co,, on the same dome will form a) i drugstores or serid 50c. to Publisher, 654 | Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are also best |\XOOOTTTOTITIOLIIIIIIOOODMTI HY 5 9, AJ \ The Three Best Bets In Wyoming sgl aaah aa Ue ‘ N N THE NATION? The president insists upon con-| gress passing a universal draft) law, upon the final passage the party voters were as follows: Repub- Demo- licans _crats : For)_=)-..--_ “$51 49 li ic a gE WO A ll ag Against___... 39 193 the, Seaman ty, 3 ware, ithe . , |while the Republicans voted for |the president by 112 majority. Who is standing by the presi- dent, and the Government? The) Republicans, as they always stand. Liberty Bonds wanted. Highest | cash price paid. Room 4, Kimball | Building. Security Loan Co_, phone j 202. 10-12-tf | NOTICE The masquerade dance tobe given by the Royal Neighbors of America ‘on | Hallowe'en night has been postponed | |.on mecount of the quarantine, Notice of its date will appear later, BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE held tomorrow, Burial will be made lin the Caper cemetery. Arthur was an efficient and cheer- \ful porter and the tenants ani pat- jrons of thé O-S building will miss his jsmile and good-natured greeting. “OH FI COUD THIS COLD!” BUY MORE Liberty Bonds = and hang onto them ae Ce UN LI A: Eoin Wi a Vote for Bob Carey and hang on to him FM A AAA AM mela TIPPEE LEECLOLCL OL LO DoD VIFTITTACLLCPLLEPZLLOC LED AOS me: ny = Hy cl NA afi BiB “YE: miu el iM EA Lis MOAR | Almons gs soon ad eald wit sid (MO Yo ho RELA a. Get a bottle today!” The rapldty with which eh tps BUY LOTS IN -old famil edy relieves co! ; ld | bronchial i ‘sence is what has kept its popularity on the North Casper Addition and hang on to them does quickly and pleasantly what it is recommended to do. One trial puts it in Pisa medicine cabinet as absolutely indispensable. 60c and $1.20, Bowels Usually Clogged? ‘ wit ° tortable Ber ing's New’ Lis, Sule: sour sti te e coat, by elimine ating the bowel-clogginess, 25c. MISS ANDERSON Piano 127 N. Durbin Phone 971R rena ny -PaulH Moore - 159 South Center St. Casper Realty Company UMA a A oe i A ii a Fb he hdd ft x: Me ste te cte tac Me teteoted gr MOU OUP VOU O OPTIC UOT U0 4%, Sorreodt $ o - % Noage KZ aXe? re A GLANCE \ c A shows their style and class. Try- ing on will prove their fine fit and One Woman Told Another-- [beth and She Told Another bility. 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You will know them by their) wijjiam Harris is the man to phone COURSES OFFERED—French, Spanish, Penmanship, Steno- ive “ They do the work without yf sue 2 P i i ‘ rp georges ia |when in need of metal weatherstrip> $ #Taphy, Bookkeeping FHusiness: Cop nspandences ; “ , ing. Phone 271J. 10-17-10t sat ake one or two at bedtime for quick Ping. Phone 2715, Phone 349-M. Smith Tarter Bldg.) Second and Durbin telief, so you can eat what you like. | Ata@c and 25c per box All druggists. See’Ben. “A Look Means a Lot.” 2000eemecesescossccesessccesoveveeeescoeees: OS ooeeecerocorcsesoses