Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1918, Page 5

=, Do you have to pay more for Substitutes Than for WHEAT? | WHY—__? 5 Is a flat price placed on WOOL, While Cotton ‘as neccessary for the War is without restriction? We 1s-the Wyoming Oil-Prospector deprived of his rights- and __ the fruits of his labor by unwarranted WITHDRAWALS? f Are the Camps and Training Posts of WYOMING deserted and our Boys taken to the swamps of the Carolinas for training, there to be exposed to Southern chills and fevers? CAUSE THE DEMOCRATIC SOUTH IS IN THE SADDLE! A Democratic Senate and House of Representatives control the Internal Affairs of the Nation, ‘every Committee of Congress beiug controlled by Southern Democrats. Every Biscuit you eat; every shred of Cotton you buy; every Wyoming Boy who dies from South- ern tever—tis the price we pay for having a Democratic Senate and ,House of Representatives. No matter what your politics or from whence you came—YOU ARE NOW A RESIDENT OF WYOMING—YOUR INTERESTS ARE HERE. . AVote for WARREN and MONDELL Is a Vote. for Wyoming