Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1919, Page 2

sawnsadwe ein mas Me PAGE TWO come to put into effect. Suppose all this were done by the | Sanday: at | king without consulting with any one} The Casper Daily Tatone Issued every evening excqpt [The Jack Pot Ta Casper, Natrona county, yo. cation offices: Oil Hxchange ‘Bulidine. ‘in England but Alfred Harnisworth;| BUSINESS TELEPHONE..... ae 16 | who was under u strict pledge of ‘No one but an idiot would sigh Enter at Casper (Wyomi paatsbies | sderdey, such a treaty.’”” one Herr Pretzel is as- second-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916./ 3 i Suppose the king, in the pro- quoted as saying and thereby hurls MEMBER THE ASS REPORTS FROM TE J. E. HANWAY IATED PRESS A ‘ . i : UNITED PRESS | foundest secrecy, n to negotiate an uncomplimentary epithet at his President und Editor treaties to bind the British Empire brother Germans on the peace delega- be: Rr. City Editor £ARL E. AY, Business Manager| ‘for all time, and which, so far as tion, in the light of future events. iB onueriry Associate Edito: < tees THOS. DAILY..\JAdvertising Manager could be surmised, subverted the + germany never thot, way back in Advertining, Hepiesentattves fundamental policies of the empire,| Germany never the a David J. Randa rigth Ave., 1917, when she began dictating those to jincluding the surrender of naval Brad that she would have herself. | supremacy. oe ia into effect carry them Suppose parliament, in alarm, an- See ere nounced that it would refuse to san Si Months AHH pate uipieciessng ousakentis And if the Germans still insist on 1. 8.90 " One Month 1 “gs | tion treaty surrendering Per Copy .. 05 No subscription by mail accepted for Power, and the king thereupon came lens period than three months. All pubecriptions must be paid in ad- vance an@ The Daily Tribune will not insure delivery after subscription be- comes one month in arrears. any sea wouldn't sack and throw them in the pond together. the kaiver’s innocer why fi it be proper to tie them all in a home in a towering rage and notified England that his fighting blood was According to Berlin ‘the surrender of sea power with the, points are disappoints. lup and that he would so interweave those 14 Member of the Annocinted Prean The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also _the local ncws published herein. ‘treaty that it would be impossible to tite ae The Denver man who offered to be 50,000 make peace without it. Suppose that the king should or- one of 10 men to put up a $f der his ship again and go back to bonus for piping the Lusk oi] to the CONCERNING BROKEN POINTS. u : Paris more determined than ever’ to Colorado capital wasn’t taking a ve The Germans insist that the do what he said. at that, but he had BERS Boel long chance eatyines Worked out ausbarig) fi What would happen? not make that offer apply te Casper. to follow President Wilson's H ry + -_ * © B ra $ Simply nothing. A points,” and so breaks faith with Ibivould\at once be asaumedéthat An article in The Stars and Strip Germany, because those points formed the King had Jost ‘his mind.—Knot-|conta the statement, “stick to the basis of the understanding by jeag Doby Walle, Okla April 19, Your Job.” Well, we're stiekin’, ain't which Gerniany agree? to lay down! yew york Sun (we? — Repairman (Overhaul Park} her arms. Cae is 731, M. R.S. 308). It is not necessary, nor wise to HIS MASTER'S VOICE. = = —~» ignore the accusation, or answer it ace ae Today’ s Events with a word of contempt. ‘The issue Mr. Burleson has been the chief A SLA e| raised is one of fact, an} she be adviser . side! ities one of fact, an} should udviser of the president on politics Nonyay today celebrates the 105th handled by arguments based on fact. ever since the present administration anniversary of her national indepen The New York World, «fter a care-/ began. He was one of the leaders in (ence: fe Antena faleaadleain REVEKG i , Be : A conference of Republican repre c nal ysi wo vith rela- the Wilson compaign both for nomi- sentatives of the Sixty-sixth Congres tion to the 14 points, declares that pation and for election. He has been will be held today to formulate plan for the extra se The He has ‘the the German protest “is without sub- jon, eleventh annual exhibition of ional Railway Appliances ax representative of the white sociation will be opened today in Chi- the man upon whom the president has stantis leaned for basis except in 4 The snecific alll political advice. instance points have hecn been the adhered to throughout the treaty, se house at the “capitol, and has been ait _ , far as they apply to Germany, says rer py comme ey Cauley ate e RD Bert Eee : “, stye the bearer of its commands to the will gather in Chicago today for the ne World, except the last one, ‘this Demoeratie representatives and sen- annual convention of the National is the point which provides for : ators. He has been the niessenger to City Editors’ association. rene af a - . In respec to a suggestion from weneral association or League of Na-) tell the party legislators what legis-\the eresican Defense soc. the tions, “for the purpose of affording lation to pass, and how it should be yovernors of numerous state and the mutual guarantees of political inde- drawn. In comparison with the post- ™Yers of many cities have prom- pendence and territorial integrity ised to observe today America to master general, those who now seek 1, in beginning a campaign against + great and small nations alike his sealp are leagues away from Mv. Bolshevism. The League of Nations has been Wilson. i ee May i a : x . ?eace Day in many of the tes formed, as intended, but the peace Under these circumstances, it can An impressive memorial service is conference has failed to make the be taken for granted that Mr. Burle- to be held at the Univers y of Chi- specific connection between tre son has acted by and with the ad- tage for the members of the univer- leaeneuaniuGen Th ht Wikewof hie chief. ulinis cractieally. sity fallen in the w vi] 4 Boe Ane ermany: ough KG: i HU Ue UA C1 he National'Cir&hit: Profibitien many is obliged to recognize the thinkable,that he would have assumed “Tours,” arranged under (he auspic league, she is not given membership such great responsibilities upon his Of the Anti-Saloon League, will be A aes Bier oe = inaugurated with meetings in New in it, nor is there any invitation for own initiative. When a member of the yaye rate: eee her to join, nor express provision for cabinet finds himseif out of harmony | The thirty-eighth anniversary ex- admitting hes. with his chief, he straightway hands |¢rei of the Tuskegee Normal and ; ‘Industrial Institute will be opened Whether this omission is intrinsic his resignation. Mr. Bryan did With baccalaureate mon by Dr. ally serious is a debatable question. this. Mr. Garrison did the same. If George H. Denny, president of the. It may be argued that there is no Mr. Burleson were not in harmony University of ane bs ! Calendar of Sports. ceasion fe Scien rement With Mr. Wils 7 : : ; cceasion for cific arrangement With Wilson, Br, Burleson would) Tpack; Harvard-Yale dual track jermany to the league, Step down and out. of things, Mr. Tor admitting In the very na- and field meet, at New Haven. Vennsylvania-Dartmouth-Columbia because she can come in according ture Burleson in the y eS - triangular meet, at New York. to the general method provided, by thin ha tahe has sdonoyhasched ithe) a igpicawe Michigan tdual track cand making application and receiving an #pProval of President Wilson. Those ‘field meety at Ann Arbor. approving vote of two-thirds of the Who disapprove his acts und policies | Middle Sree hs reollegiate cham 2 ors ayn ay. should t eblAMG sa Tene nships, at Swarthmor members, But Germany cl xT aia thesblamel where itiright: |oognigdgnianigames’ ab Princeton pected more than this. ‘fully belongs.—Philadelphia Press. ‘University. The fact that Germany wants or ———o. Ps ee expects a thing is, in itself, of little CHECKING PROSPERITY? | Tr tt D N importance i the Ailies cannot Sen ee | n the ay’s ews The = Indust: Neither Mailed 1,159,623 checks during the sies which of = political controv« have thrextened afford to do anything that can be in- bureau of war risk insurance O> vd ate lerpreied as dishonorable. can they afford to be short-sighted, Month of March. It does things likejto culminate in open revolt in Spain It is likely, as the World suggests, |that right along, and stands in a Will be shelved today while the peo ee) ple of all factions celebrate the birth that the Allies would be safer with, class pretty nearly by itself for the of Alfonso XILL, for the king is day Germany in the league than with Ger-| size of its cheek-n cings r with lasses of many outside of it jtion. who are op Garni hould i Ninety. 1 to the monarchy. Altho the fermany should not be admitted,| Ninety-six graphotype machines are thirteenth ruler of his dynasty, Al- of course, until she has satisfied her| kept busy writing plates for the'fenso has been mo fortunate in vbligations to the world. But Ger-/checks, which are then printed on an /holding to his throne than have many Tne etey Galatea Se aremoe en = other European monarchs. indeed, y may at least have a right to{a etaph machine, Thevchecks pe seems to have ibaen\ born ander ‘a snow that she is not to be permanent-| have to be signed, too, with the heip lucky star, Since 1h ecession to ly barred from the league and on! of Jabor-saving devices. ‘Twenty’the throne at least sever unsucc ful attempts against his life have what conditions she can make herself checks , ay conditions she can) make herself} checks\iare now signed) with\ actual canine da’ ewhile on several othen!oc eligible to membership. pen signatures by a single operation. easions he has almost miraculo o Very few people aspire to the task aped death thru usgiste nt. ; young King, who m “3 2 of making out checks y. esale young aie , IF GEORGE V. DID THIS. Pace checks in wholesale Gaughter of Queen Vic lots like this, but it certainly would prised Europe with abili » he be fun to have to install a labo, came to the throne youth, To the Editor of the Sun—Sir: I saving device in order to escape In the late war he took sides fj except in a purely humanitarian ca was reading an editorial article in writer's cramp from endorsing checks pacity as head of his. own wonder. The Sun the other day entitled “Sup- received from other people! ful Prisoners of War Bureau. pose.” Here are some more “sup- 0 MARRIAGE LICENSES. poses.” Natrona County to William J. Ja- * + Suppose the King of England Tod: ? A : . cobson and Miss Velma Tox. hould order one of his sh hey jay s Anniversaries | © Natrona County to C. H. Dawson Sate eee are Mp ae Oat nee DOM CRBS ey = @ and Mrs. Gertrude McAllister. are all “His British Majesty's Ships” 1 —Bill introduced in congress to acre on paper) to be at the dock at 9:00 organize the territory of . Platte (Kansas and Nebras- o'clock on a morning named, ka) & ~—- BEST BOWL OF % Suppose at thisthour the king, ac- 1861—California legislature pledged the state to the union. 1876—Bells of the Old South Meet- ing House, in Boston, were companied by some score of persons selected by him, went on board and Back of Grand Centra! Bar. proceeded to the peace conference. rung for the last time. popular prices. Suppose that before starting the 1899—Queen Victoria laid the foun- by ier gr gr gr gy, kine ordered alt the cables to be datlondatane tof ihe Gyictoria (le ae % i, and Albert Museum, South = = seized and placed in the hands of Kensington. = = sume person chosen by him 1915—Aeroplanes drove off German Suppose that the king announced Zeppelins in attack on English CSE ERY t the confere that | vared cone awe: a Esa tat he appeared 1916 Roger Casement held for trial on behalf of humanity and that he on charge of high treason. had conceived a plan for settling the '1917—A. at Kerensky, Social et lead- Specialty. aflains of the world which he bad, Ghee Been, eOFe at QUICK AND SATISE WFP L ELLE 15¢c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH Quick service, highest quality. LI FAS DEM a MaMa: Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. FAST EI SESSION CALLED BY JOHN ADAMS The meeting of the Sixty-sinxth Congre: n extra session recalls the fact that the first extra sion of the United States Congress was cali- ed by President John Adams on May 15, 1779. The Cong was the Fifth. The relations of the United States with France were in a c cal condition at the time, the French government having suspended diplo- matic intercourse on the ground that the Jey Treaty in relation to French West Indian possessions was a vio- lation of a solemn compact. _Pinck- ney, the American minister to France, had been expelled from that country | and the French government had un- ‘dertuken measures looking to depre- se ‘dations on American commerce. | President Adams made numerous) recommendations to congress con-| cerning the organization of the mi | litia and providing for a naval amendment and his wishe were | promptly met. ‘The session closed on | 10. THALLS OF FST AND Poison " Spider-Bolton Units, based on a reality, not a wish or hope. Waltz me ana again Willie. To Buy Poison Spider-Bolto morrow at Riverside park. 5-17-1t aE Units and get a clean run for your money. CASPER BUSINESS DIRECTORY Seeccoooooooooooooss ACCOUNTANTS WELDING ' LAWYERS : GEORGE W. FERGUSON EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS Attorney-at-Law Books Opened, Closed, Audited. OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP | 118 S. David St. Phone G11-J. | EQUIPPED WEDING SHOP IN THE STATE Rooms 22-23, Tov Townsend Bldg. Phone 196-3 Casper, - ° - MASEUSSE Stock transfer agents and regis- trars. Authorities on Income Taxes. Notary Public. The Guarantee Registry Corporation Oil Exchange Bidg. Wyoming MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon attention given to obstetrics abd diseases of women aud children Binckmore Bul!ding AMY T. HANKS Specializing in Nerve and Muscle Rooms 208- Phone 660. Phonext Office, 30; Residence, 164 Diseases. Sea Office: 225 N. Wolcott St. ARCHITECTS Phone 411. == pr. 7ABHTH GEIS Physician and Surgeon Phone 145. DUROIS & GOODRICH PLUMBING AND HEATING Architects Office: Daly Bldg. Rooms a) “‘Townnena Block Res. Henning Hotel. .Phone 546. J. DONOHUE per, Wyo. — ing, Hot Water Heating a Specialty. Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to. DR. JOHN F. LEEPER WEST COMBINED IN PLAY ing drama life east and) west alibre which was | |tuken from one of! Roy Middleton's most famous short stories and done| of finto a ing good picture by the Bert Harte of the pictor! aL The story begins in| a western mining town whence an eastern capitalist and his young son | have gone to look into some invest- | ments of the elder man. gang of Jesperadoes decides to slay the elder man for his nd to saddle the his son, thus killing two birds with one stone. How a beauti- ful young denizen of the country ‘ell in love with the young man and ed him are matters worth foilow- ig up in the picture itself. It is well A mone or dame in photographed and staged and will be Ly shown at theater today. Eigen > ————— eee 2 Year Ago in War | Sprastdens Vv Ison reviewed the Red Cross parade in New York City Hundreds of women and children lost in the sinking of a Russian tran port. German division, near Dvinsk, Kus ia, mutinied and refused to go to the front. y Birthday Party. King Alfonso XIII. in Madrid, 83 years born of Spain, ago today Prine Arthur (foremriy Pajince. of Cc pnnaushe ess of Fife), born 28 years ago to- day. Sir Donald Mae Alister. Principsl of Glasgow Univ erat born at Perth, Scotland, 65 ye ago today. Sir Ronald Ross, one of the world’s , st experts on malarial diseases, ‘born 62 today. Bis! ugene R. Hendrix, of the 'M. f South, born at Fay- ette, 0 ears ago today. — _ Hundreds of soldier boys at River- side park tomorrow 5-17-1t* ORE THROAT or Tonsilitis, gargle with warm salt water then apply— Vicks Varo “YOUR BODYGUARD” - | WANT YOUR BRICK WORK On Contract or Percentage Call for Estimate PETER CLAUSEN 416 So. Jackson Casper Ioan Office Will save you money on your Wardrobe Trunk, Mand- bag, and Suitcases : : : Reliable 133 So. Centur Phone 804-J. Natrona Fuel Co. Phone 949 J. L. BIEDERMANN, Prop GEBO COAL COKE WwooD City Office 157 S. Center Street ; Gen. Office 5th and Beech Streets CHILIINTOWN Ali kinds of Sandwiches at LO Be: AP. CALL 74-J See Ben Transfer Co Light and Heavy Hauling. Furniture and Piano Moving a Baggage Travsferred ACTORY SERVICE Shop—826 South Spruce Street Phone 687-3 GARBUTT & WEIDNER DR. W. E. DOWNIE Architects Physicians and Surgeons | rt 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. || smith Bldg. Phone 266 Phone 1162 1 Water ELECTRICIANS | “aan kinds F. E. McEVENY Electrical Contractor and Fixturer 141 West First BICYCLES F. A. CHISHOLM The Cycle Man Sole Agent for Iver Johnson Phone 772W. (McClare Bldg.) PIANO TUNER WADE CRAMER PIANO TUNER pene Work Guaranteed Wiring, Repat 19-W Bicycles and Vitalic Tires Phone 954W. 405 N. Durbin BEAUTY PARLOR VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR Face and Scalp Specialists C. M. Smyth 213 O-S Bidg. Phone 259-3 —o- or Music Co, Phone 406-8 AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. 112 E. Third St. Phone 1080 Motor Repairing Armature Winding Electrical Wiring and Contracting BROKERS | HAT CLEANING REAL ESTATE MARION P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance ‘Wyoming _ NEW YORK HAT CLEANING ||| ©®*Per, - + - | CARNES BROKERAGH COMPANY Open Aly Pablic Auetion 8 p.m. | OU Stocks bought and no! List your Oi! stock with “EDDY? CANNES. Phone your buying orders 145 N. | | WORKS We clean and re-block all kinds of | | Hata, Panamas, Soft, Felt, and Stift it» for ladies a gentlemen. ew trimmings; all work guaran. inke orders for new GEORGE B. NELSON nter St, Casper, Wye. .Phone Mats. e call for and deliver, Real Estate Insurance we Sait nian Ss CHIROPRACTORS Of shoes. dyed rer erT ierr) Townsend Building 127 E. Secopé, Casper, Wyo. 8. Building Phone 051-W | | HOTELS | Casper, - - + Wyoming o. DR. J. H. JEFFREY ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Chiropracters CR. HENNING BAGGAGE AND pacts 5 TRANSFER Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. HOME HOTEL | — | Office Phone.760. Res. 93 West Second St. | ore aiaeeee Hotel + Nellie P. Dalton, Prop. | ne Residence Phone 351-) Strictly Modern Rooms } Reasonable By Day, Week or Month. INSURANCE COMMONWEALTH LIFE Frank Hoagland, State Agent | | | STAGE LINES Phone: 889-W = Office: 247 North Center Street DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN CHIROPRACTORS Suite 2, Townsend Bldg. Office 423 --Phones-- Res. 841R SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE Ofice—Tait’s aay eg Hall Phone—Mouse, 87-Ws Office, 104 Moving a Speciaity CLOTHES CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Jourgensen & Nygaard CASPER: ‘ALCOVA STAGE LINE and Express Pathfinder, all inter- in the Sunday Pressing Remodeling HE POINT inden ond Haflrund Sis. Phone 56 Cleaning, Venter, UI Service Our Motto. | __KEY MANUFACTURER KEYS MADE While You Wait at the SHOOTING GALLERY GUN REPAIRING LAWYERS WILLIAM O. WILSON Attorney at Law pecial rates & and picnic Leave all range for L. Ww. Bide. COMMERCIAL DRY CLEANERS “We Kleen Klothes Kleen” Dyeing Six Day Service Sand ar- vation at ¥ Prop. 8-R, Casper. Phone 1185. 147 S. (Upstairs) Reasonable Prices WM. JACOBSON, Prop. CORSET SHOP Modart Corsets fi Bon ‘Ton Corsets fri N. Corsets from #1 De Bevoixe Bruasicre from 65e to #4. We fit all corsets from 62.50 up free. MARTZ HAT 61OP 114 N. Center St. DRESSMAKING SHOP SANDY’S O. & S. Building, First Floor Phone 767W GOWNS SUITS ALTERATIONS Center ler F. J. HYE MAIL, EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS Cnsper to Salt Creek Office, Liberty Garage, Casper, Wyo. ‘Telephone 983 or 977-W Casper, Wyoming Suite 14-15 & 16, Townsend Block SEWING MACHINES EEE ee SINGER SEWING MACHINES For sale or rent, easy terms; re- pairing on all makes of machines; also parts for all machines, need- Jes and oil; drop a card or phone 289M. E. F. Sprague, 221 N. Pine. E. 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