Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1919, Page 2

Hat Ae WV AGP Min : PAGE TWO THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE : : THURSDAY; MARCH-20,-1919. —————— SSS i on enEEEEREEEEEEEEETEEEEINENanaseenmnbanimnemmmnEemenere pene aL | eee eae Sap SF er Tas SSEaT Fay = - The Casper Daily Tribune’ _ A LEAGUE OF NATIONS i Today’s Events |! |j Inthe Day’s News af ie Today’ Birthdays | r OTHERS: ‘ae Issued y evening except Sunday at \ ° = oO. | Wyo. Publi- E e 5 a 5 Thruout Hungary there will be ob.| Seventy-five years old today is the | ing Charles W. Eliot, president em-| ge Building: | A Series of Discussions Representing a Non-Partisan View of J} cervances today in honor of the mem- Tt. Rev. David H, Greer, bishop of /eritus of Harvard University, born, the Proposed League as Seen by Frank G. Curis ory of Louis Kossuth, the famous New York and one of the most wide: |in Boston, 85 years ago today. | TIFTICDADER {Hungarian patriot and statesman ly known prelates of the Protestant) Rt. Rev. David H. Greér, Episco- | SUPERGOVERNMENT : ‘who died 25 years ago tod: Episcopal church in America. Previ-| mal bishopvet New York, born in! | 5 us becomming 2 bich in 1904 eeling, Va., 75 years ago to-| The United States is a government of, by, and for the people. There | ident of cus to becommin bickop years le Dr. Charles W. Eliot, pr can be no supergovernment without the people adopt it. A League of |Harvard University for 40 years and Dr. Greer for many years was ‘rector | day. 5 : one of the most famous of Amerincan of the well known church of St. Bar-|_ Sir Edward J. Poynter, famous = an: Nations can not be superimposed on our American government by the|;jucators, will celebrate his Sst tholomew in-the metropolis. He is| British artist, late president of tie! iple W sh eGuibinediactions Of the lBresident of the UnitedlStatesvandlchonOnitell| today. e native of Wheeling, W. Va., and Royal Academy, born in’ Pafis, © Sing a b Resres States Senate. 1 on upon those officials, but a mere | 75th birthday of Rt. 12ceived his educa on at Washington | ugo today. statement of fact and law that each citizen should clearly understand.|Rev. David H. Greer, Episcopal bis College, Philadelphia, and the Pro.|_ Maj. Gen. Charles T. Menoher, U. Rings | fi er Eyes htened forms of considering matters pertaining to our|hop of New York to whose efforts testant Episcopal Seminary in Gam- S. A., who commanded the Rainbow _ Casper people will be surprised how s is not a refle Advertining ie Sic David J. Randall aw Ye Under our enl 4 Sn areely 2 ildi ier, O. His first pastorate at ion in France, born in Pennsyl-; _.. pe er ur Ray :overnment, the people should study relative to a League of Nations and ip lave oe a sue puneine ot ue eae ae BP a aout Ws crvestetecaltodaes ¥" | auickly pure Lavoptik eye wash re DS ae lot their study and wishes be reflected thru their officials. ine. Pees? $ . ras only a small country place, Dr.| captain George R. Carl, judge ad- | lieves blood shot eyes end dark rings 2 SURE GR TION RATES Our officials are mere servants. is fact is too much overlooked. | Secretary of Commerce Redficld Greet achieved such prominence hat leoante general of the U. S. navy, born One youre aaah 10 i i eye trouble ‘in One a He cap0G SG teres fet us remember that portion of Washington’s farewell address which |;. scheduled to address a public meet he received a cail to a charge in Cov-[{in Ohio, 62 years ago today. ,and very unsightly dark rings was at ix Months r Then he went to Grace! John J. Esch, representative injtéliéved by ONE WASH with ta. reads as follows ing in St. Paul tonight gton, Ky n behalf of 5 « és fa See voptik. His sister also removed a bail ) It is important » that the habits of thinking in a free |the proposed League of Nations. church, Providence. Thére he estab: | congress pts the Seventh Wisconsin Se strain in three days. NG al i ee ela in aa-- County should inspire caution in those intrusted with its adminis- | Three hundred clergymen of the Vshed his. ey SEAS jee geen ane aia ae Tae Bree bottle of Lavoptik is guaranteed t. m Daily Tritage will not tration to confine themselves within their respective constitutional _ | Ulinois Methodist conference are to a Tee RHEL EY GRATE KEETISTTERE ERIE |To ce ae benefit EVERY CASE weak, strair w one month invarrear€." Y®" spheres, avoiding, in the exercise of the powers of one department, to a ea ae toe et N lnew in New Yuik Gityahecanterene y 400,000 persons’ or inflamed eyes. © Aluminum ot oe whethe tne inois y eslev: a a be encroach upon another, ‘The spirit of encroachment tends to con- shall Bafleetted ate Bibbaitdeotetne he: whe! as eeh totaecen (Hel pHa | cup FREE. Casper Pharmac n solidate the powers of all the departments"in one, und thus to create, jton or Springfield torate. : Si esta Ha ete ge whatever: the form of government, a real despotism. A just estimate | An invitation has been sent to al! otherw Wiig paper and of that love of po , und proneness to abuse it which predominates in {neutral nations in Europe, ja and 2 = é q cr, —— the human heart, is sufficient to sat us of the truth of this position. |South America asking them to send NO I ICE OF SESSION The necessity of reciprocal checks in the exercise of political power, ; ntatives to a private and un- one — by dividing and distributing it into dfferent depositories, and consti- |‘ Al conference in Paris today to 5 ic NAT as Ga tuting each the guardian of the public weal, against invasion by the | 2SPTESS their views on the League of = : 5 others, has been evidenced by experiments, ancient and modern; some sere — B | t d P. ft ti 0 d we ae cep hopime that @f them in our country and under our own eyes. To preserve tham | PIANO TUNING by , enevolent an rotec ive r er y RUE a arg SLA MS must be as necessary as to institute them. If, in the opinion of the | I in Casper this week. All I find Nealin Soles superior in \ in prices will drop to somewhere near ople, the distributi saan Hite a z hava k ntecdne hone ¥. every way to other soles. ey are , ‘i people, the distribution or modification of the constitutional powers be, | Work guarantee 2. flexible, tough and waterproof. In 0 Ss a their pre-war level base this hope in any particular, wrong, let it be corrected by an amendment in the _WADE CRAMER. the future f shall buy nothing but 1 the fact that our curre s- way which the Constitution designates. But let there be no change by | 77 Fe aon fords | “ees ia ey P ‘ : on the fact that our : ey DV eae eee umed Mecignatssts Buvlabtheresbe no change by | One of the wonderful records “a. G. Aldrich, of Springfield, Mass., There will be a session of this Lodge on Friday Even- S tem at present is highly inflated. This usurpation ; for though thi one instance, may be the instrument (i the anne ugilis mwas that aie makes this statement tested a March 21st, at 8 o’clock os Be i a0 ye of sood, it is the customa »on by which free governmenB, are | °f Jem Macé. Neolin Soles by having a pair of worn ing, Maren 21st, a “ d a inflation is bound to stop soon, the alest Mieimretedentnit OAR) fa arene |test 3 clit of 500. choes re-soled with them, “They have Your attendance is earnestly requested. n argue. Then, with less money und ont evil, and partial or transient benefit which the use can, at any | piracy Avorn) One month longer than By order of the E. R. We Ses, I aie anes Aldrich, ‘and will be for at least three months more.” © ROBT. COHEN, Secretary. An easy way to try out Nedlin Soles. Have them put on your worn shoes. for yourself how long they last— se credjt available, the price of nearly time, yield. ; | The draft of th = provides that its d of everything will go down according League of Nations as iberations shall be pre it has been presented to; idled over by an executive | ¢, including one representative for Britain, one for France, Now our cur flated, admits I is certainly in committ trving Fisher of eee ted : cae for Italy, one for Japan and one fer the United States, Each of these A Grain-Distributing Sr oe peakecancryy teers ale, Su © © apreeentat aa ance th } ee = "7 2 aM, ee Tega habeeeenal has one vote, hence, the moment the United States enters | Cénter coment styles I eee ae, 1 there is gotns to be any let-up. ‘The such a league, it shall have but one vote out of five. Perhaps, that is as of the family: Beplin’ Soles Bre nade ; frovernt our government should have, if we enter such a leag scientifically by The year Tire FS : a league. 2 after would mean that every question that might .Properly come before! Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, who also ar afte re fi make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to ‘3 sete vat ae ue, four foreign countries could properly “vote what the United | Chel other heels. a should do, or should refrain from doing, and that might be abso- | } e) inst our rights and interests. Who, in America, wishes that | 1 oles rt to for- kind of a League of Nations? ‘That would mean surrendes. of sovereign | ee ees g power. | t ayer Do not forget, furthermore, that if the United States should raise| x Aion nae) erate) he ve # question before such an executive committee, it would be barred from | | | WANT YOUR BRICK WORK | SEITOc Rated anna ARS my Sting on the question in which it had an interest, hence, the determina-| Races eC aie ws 1e £0 of the matter for the United States would be left entirely in forei ign | every part of the On Contract or Percentag: munity in urms.” And without suc t ° hands—the hands of Britain, Ff supergovernment, superimposed with a ven nee, Italy and Japan. That would be| Call for Estimate : rates | well zs a large vol- PETER CLAUSEN ume for export. Almost a a reduction there can beene cen AMERICAN . fall in prices What would be the result under such a league, as proposed, if the® quarter of ine grain shipped | 416 So. Jackson 3 There too, United States should raise «a question relative to the Monroe Doctrine? into Omaha annually is sold = - Gheentneatoniinie on to The Ungted States, would be barred from the consideration because of its to foreign countries. _ Money to loan on chattels. | Secu: | + E continue ling th interest, and the representatives of four foreign powers would interpret This big market nieans rity Loan Company, Suite 302 0.81 Where They by ; Son tin ucrswellipe athe ral Volume that doctrine for us. It would reverse the’ doctrine completely. 5 much to the farmers of te sur- Bldg. 1-2-tf | of cr Deposit bi he points eet s roundieg seuinortgtion aa pea ee F : 1 A prominent American character has suggested relative to the facilitie: 4 is gfe even at Home cooking at the Harvey. oY. s culls daring the Stonrye Doctrine in connection with the League of Nations, that it would be ret the egg veces to the stitpper —————— | war rmment de- ne i ar » world. O o average i .2an, see | ure quick. The lufu-over is greater. ae r ding it ta ull the world f cou the averag American ean, . dolileam tend Wopu fore Casper an-Office muad all the warring) countr t would be the end of that doctrine. | farmer's pocket than a and it will inerease vastly hereafter. “Lord God of Hosts, } ceieits Wierd warginot ill save you money on a leading grain market in On i “Be with us yet, your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand- ‘ oney ¢ ou and rteathveytorcee \ For !A:B-C Book af Omaha; write bag, and Sulteases gop yrofit places into “Le. ve ret.” h FC x Omah: Dihe er eee SSL ONS ARTES: |p Soames cf Corp tee Se Omaha jVieksas aba d, 133 So. Center tts lere. becomes a ae 5 ——— t ae ARE ate hem " Today’ s Anniversaries | eee ° Peeceeceececoorecceoseoecces > | “eee The Jack Pot | ye nega Bis me na nn Sil—Duke of Reichstadt, the so fo 2 great currency expan- é es Ps called Kink of Rome, son o: 3 : B Napoleon Bonaparte born in! Decenc and s. Died at Sshonbrunn. | ‘ 1 s oO of +s ; fae Ri carcacmithegiwil aE caret, rain ie reo eg ie ie wo Room House ‘ hen need talk hopefully | _| 1848 ay e e 0 rt ; Ford is z tke and: sell for dent of the French Repav’ | pee Pee $250 beeis ter up the roads! lic. arl Ica 10n Porch built on, kitchen and chicken house in rear. futile ) ry ) h * + > 1869—John Pascoe Grenfell, an En- Buyers if a a glishnian who became com- Located on two lots, North Casper Addition. Lots : : A Suggestion in This. mander of the Brazilian navy q ae te kes ee i 5 ee Bs The council of Goshen, Ind., met died in Liverpool. Born it . Decency is desirable fo. its own sake. fenced with chicken wire. A snap at ‘ \ hig ay London in 1800. . HAS mair nae seca ot Clete e7G_—Alfonss XITe King! of Spain Decency has been overlooked but is gaining recog- nutes listened to important re- made a triumphal entry into nition. me ) be a stubhor | : ports, took action on them, made ar- Madi : cle 1 2 és i ‘1s9 te. state capi i | ecency adds sure and appetite to food. * ; fe ' for necessary paving and 1890 CeOne es Hae serene pat RSs | Decency adds plea drapperite | $200.00 Cash, Balance $25.00 per Month. Mts a ecency distinguishes men from animals. Fy Hen completed. Mecenc owe ‘ Owner Leaving Town : 1894—Louis Kossuth, the | Rates $1.00 per day nad up. With private bath $1.80 and ur. :: need % . Decency demands the clarification of all milk. i : Williar Hungary reer and Ss eral aa pees E Pevbereir: | : s ¢ f ae 1 hvac elie ntixpent ets ; Havens Apa 27 i802 in| aps a ee pe unerean and indecent. | Phone 255J/ ring Japan 1915—Be admitted the R n Safety alone is not sufficient. ! My n the two occupation of the Baltic port | : ca aati : perils may kill each other off, + of Memel. , Sees 3 2 as Z SENSE Was ; - . ‘ German Zeppelin brought = == 1 Nobody would mind the Bolsheviki down by French automobile | a3 r So Gs es gon OG RE a BE ‘ A 1 crew a evigny. 2 ae = : P : oe yo wash the counts once in a while eee North § e CORNER TR eat tauren DENVER, COEORADO haven u This congressional interim is al!" 7 Ph 471 One blotk from the heart of the Wenning and Theater district. If t fe tic yeady having a good effect. Every- Year Ago i aD War | es The Newest, most Modern and Complete (Moderate Price’) ‘ te hat he body down. © Tales forswoal rationing in Gry, POSS SOSCOOSS eececcessesceesceee eee eee Hotel in Denver. ur Pity - i be very much sub- Britain announ | ee 200 rooms of solid comfort and a splendid popular priced cafe in t ove ne hat last rkey must be very mu sub- eehise eutrove | Co ti be pic histori. Mt dina! fae, Havon'd heard a gobble out’, DHtish airmen destroyed’ 25 Ger eu Hae gito of her for six months. 1 Dutch shipping in Americ The Auditorium now has direcf street’ car service to and from the Union /Station. ‘ Take car No. 2 or No. 9 in front of the depot tand get off u' i Stout street. Hotel one-half block to the right. if ports seized under internationa Wiil the League of Nations stage rights. , | deuble-headers on holidays?—Detroit ~ Ara thought! Supposing the jo you suppesc The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. => 4 a S = =| A Press. League of Nations should make the |= =| W. L. BEATTIE, Prop and Mgr. i he ed Jnite atesia i at ake |= | d pies never was ‘There are here and there sounds, United States a smandatory to take) jes =I LELERIDEELELERIEEEDEEEEEEEErErrnmnennn st: = =! con ed 4 high art. The op- of course, which remind us that there = EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL =| = GE testionably funny, but aie uo war-profits in’ arbitration —! co 4 = =! ISMOMOTMOTT OT TORTOT EE, i Anyhow, if the debate between the C = \ ) it If is better Detroit News. Anshoww if tne debate between the E= RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY 3 BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN to « D something se beh oe president and the senators gets too B= . iE y élse. 07 tier to throw After the Society of Nations is hot, we can refer the matter to the == : = 15c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH ® nothing at fepend on his- formed Germany is going to have a conference.—Manchester = Back of Grand Central Bar. All kinds of Sandwiches at % Prionic of u more subile hard ‘time breaking into society. Union. = § Z popular prices, Quick service, highest quality: in i é 2 = . b ? i sort. ‘The movies are plainly moving San Franeiséo Bulletin. ss ane Sets alee aati FARM MACHINERY . WAGONS = hahahaha hehe MTT AI in rectio, to the relief of dis- f Cea s a oe : = Pah Singin = We are determined that there shall the so-called constitution, the League GAS ENGINES : COAL =| | ae ce. sdmehow, that the PY M2 more war and equally deter-/ of Nations will not stund for any base| 3 ' =| Ai I J > i. : VaKvenbeleistin Si By common a mined to be ready for the next one. stealing.—Des Moines Register. = = €c 74 Pisa Sosuied Ghee Utica Herald: Dispatch, sis hgee eckatly. RR kel See Ben Transfer Co - |. seule fo lout MWe) “Congress smaheahauraconlleae theme: Chl Natitaeneen ake mereT en = Phone 62. Office and Yard, First and Center. Stuhléy Overba Poth P tee | | cinta ee athel League es Nationa: i) thellearael inten ithyalecenet fai mreen meres Light and pe Bi Bastng. aroiare and Piano wo : i hall for shall hope for ; te = Keep Your Pledge—Buy War Savings Stamps specialty. 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