Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 2

issued except Sunday at Wyo. Publi- OM Exchange ve Bu HANWAY, HANWA) I L 5. THOS. Dall. 1 E Applicant for Membership Audit Bu- reau of Cireniations. ated Press s exclusively republication of 1 to it or not Member of the Ax The Assoc entitled to the WOMEN HAVE ARRIVED. It occasioned no surprise when he national house of representatives, the other day, adopted i~ Susan B. Anthony amendment iy a vote of bs. than three to one It aroused ne surprisé when the senate, the stronghold of Ameiican politiczl con servatism, approved it by the liberal majority of two to one yesterday. Po naturally to the women, here an ical victories come easi and where, in these latter days. The war gave the equal franchise an impetus which brings in months the progress that ordinarily would require years ot decades. A’s the war issues became clear, it grew self-evident that free- dom and democracy included indivi- duals as well as nationalities, and women as well as men. And the noble and effective service rendered by wo- men during the conflict proved with- out argument their right to stand be- side men in any form of public sery- ice. So the present year has brought a of gave landslide uffrage victories. Four states women the the presidential first four months. of comes not as a revolution, for ballot during The favorable action congress but merely a climax it finds ¥ $ presidential suffrage women already g full suffrage in 1 states, in 12 more and primarily suffrage in twe. And others may be added to the list at any time. The has noticeable in foreign countries. movement been no ‘ess Prit- ish women now have the ballot. French women, who made no effort, have been enfranchised in fr: recogni- of their dese Equal suf- accepted a matter of course in*the new countries built out of the ruins of the central powers. It finds recognition even in Ger- many min ism” a few ye That was a > of femini struggle and as- ion against big odds. We hear f “feminism” now, but the, at is becoming a real There ity is no more no more antipathy and_ bitterness. The women have arrived 0 M’ADOO’S CHEAP AND FOOLISH TALK. (Albany (N. Y.) William G. McAdoo, of the treasury, Journal.) former secre- tary and or of railroads, at present puted to be the occupant of a lucra tive position in the movie business injected cheap and foolish partisan talk into an address which he de livered at a conference of collectors and appraisers of customs in the New York custom house. After he had devoted some time to defense of his administration of the railroads, he exclaimed: “T say to you Democrats—and i there are any Republicans here, to them also—that there is no cause t become cratic administration waged a suc- cessful war.” Doubtle: in s those words print j brought a crooked smile to the faces | of they | know the fact to be that the people | many Americans, because of the United States waged success-, of cratic administration which “kept us out of the ful warfare, in spite a Demo- war” and left us unpre- pared during a period in which ciear- that ¥ Che Caspet Daily Cribune) must enter the war ane. therefore } strugele and} former direct-| re- indignant because a Demo-| The Jack Pot k Pot | j ought to be very busy with prepara~| SHERIDAN FEARS LIFTED tions; an administration whose ap- | ;pointed. public informant, George’? ii MES IGE Hh FORT y Creel, expressed gratification over Altho the opposite might be ex | FS Pr eparednes: ted Fe! z h ee cadrf- ¥ | r] ;-° on4 our unpr Paretnbs at the time when} pected, Gernians ‘at’ the pedse cari RIDAN, Wyos June 5.—Ser-| j+—} i ff at last the existence of a state of|ference seem to find it agreeable ts aker has just approved the Dunorg 2 GooPpRICH i i 4 E | ; } war was recognized by the congress.|sit on those 14 points. expenditure of '$14,500 for the re-| Agepitesti iy Golltinuiug tn the brain Sf &/sonb se + pair of the pip® line at Fort Mac-} Rooms 24-25 Townsend Block 4 Ca oe hace sone , Sea ttied who Kenzie in accordance with his assur-| Casper, Wro. jbox stump speaker, Mr. McAdoo} No sooner will it be’ settled who 1 -es that he will do everything pos- asked, preposterou: “Did the Re-| fired the last shot on Noveinber 11 sible to utilize Fort MacKenzie for publicans want Germany to win be-|than a curious public will le wonder-/@ military training “academy for| 29 na es ‘4 young men. cause the administration was Demo-|'"g who, fired the last one on June This information was received by| St AL crated? “130: ithe Commercial Club in telegram Architects Such a question reveals the pica- MEL ig apes Sr GET ene ace 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. yune mind of Mr. McAdoo. It can-| sia ha Ss ral . formation was furnished following P Phone 1162 n reflection upon the patriot tado editors are almost unanimovs’ the rece ipt of a letter from the Inje Po) re aa the ibition question. it is national Appraising Company. Inc., | BICYCLES ism of the Republicans. Republi- i Gai chut-twe aid of New York which stated that the ner unusual ths ey should ha 1 ans, and doubtless. many patriotic | ™ : appraising house+had received a re- F. A. CHISHOLM i Democrats, feared that Germany enne as their mectin= por; that MacKenzie was to be aban- ~ A “Tat Geo Mie eae ara eed pikce batore gute. 2c ioned and dismantled. The Cycle Man might win, or at least that the war : eS grt ae | s * * Sole Agent for Iver Johnson might be greatly prolonged, becaus¢ | It’s granted that sorie people will j Bicycles and Vitalic Tires the administration is in steh ways! thatk “abo. i ghanel | Teds th D Ne e miss their “eye-opener” after “July! | n the ay s ews — ap Se tar oa Sg a ocratic as Mr. Wilson and _ his nat ?? - * aualls rue O-———__- } thirst but it’s equally true With t ar i - ' associates bs ade : ith hundreds MESOCIA ES ORCL AUS Ie some of these same people will be ie v8 BROKERS And Mr. MeAdoo’ declared that) more wide a recent world war, it is interesting to where the people stand will] Se note thay of the 464 general officers| | CARNES RROKERAGE COMPANY © seen when 1920 comes around.”| First the public cusses because it Commissioned by the Confederate|| "GH Stocks homant wed sera ane a es 32 Soy a ee pis . ., States of America during the great Lint sour Of stock with Tt will be seen—again. It was! doesn’t own oil stocks and then civil conflict of 1861-65 there are “EDDY” CARN seen last November when the people! congratulates itself. The latter hav- now fewer than half a dozen sur- : your haying orders 145 N, , to the d i made by t fon t f macad One of these is Brig. Gen. St. Caxper, Wyo. .Phone in response to the demand made by! ing been predominent for a Wadbitgus toany tbele, Mr. McAdoo's father-in-law, that) siderable time the air may be expect- his 88th birthday. General CHIROPRACTORS ly Democrats be elected to the! ed to turn blue before long. Wright is a Shes) of Tenne: ans j Confederate Sta Army ngtess, a Republican congress was! . . ee Tececase infawitey DR. J. H. JEFFREY elected to take the place of the! It is becoming more apparent day Within a little more than J&R: ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Democratic one. |by day that the peace treaty is a lve months after his enlistment Chiropractors had risen to the rank of brigadier- wait. general. He participated in many of document of Mr. McAdoo has been suspected of Lyric Theater Bldg., Center Si. i Office Phone 760. harboring designs upon the Demo-| fo that t€ important battles of the war and pS cratic presidential nomination in Z Es es verely wounsse at otek |1920. He it placing on exhibition|O7* Poppins: See en ee ee ae DR. B. G. HAHN his unfitness, ; | ate wildoh- thay Hat I in the DR. EDNA HAHN i gens ee ea oe Nection CHIROPRACTORS | of ions across, but just let him War De PROHIBITION BENEFITS. oot reconcile the Ame Suite 2, Townsend Bldg. Detroit, until lately the t ple -to afother ber ae Bs Office 423 --Phones-- Res. 841R dry city in the country, closed sh Lada OR eenoklies * FACe 3 Springfield (Mo.) Republican CLOTHES CLEANERS fstevenr cf urdhibiaen an “Apa ‘ : Today's Birthdays 30. Naturally, the citizens proceed Much Needed ‘Iptoviment == ae SERVICE (CLEANERS ed to a general reckoning of the re-| There is now on American battle- x Dou turer, chief juan ourgsteee aN 7eeaee sults. chips tle device known as Bratiawick. (Bb seie ae 3 | Cleaning, Pressing Remodeling They found that there had be bug,” wi takes the place of Gen. Marcus J, Wright, one of the || Genter, Linden und Mullroiad ste. sttik ~ in thHme : a eet Tilson should feW surviving g sers of the Service Our Mott ne 56 striking decrease in ‘ rime, vic : i reckoning. aie Wilson oe 1 igentadaratel HinteeeATninG Dom at cidents and poverty. The general im-|2et one for his ship of state. Even Shlvaten aieetoday: COMMERCIAL DRY CLEANERS provement along these lines is indi-|on unchartered seas it is interesting zaro, Te sntative in “We Kleen Klothes Kleen” in t “i ures, in|t iow whither you ake zigzappine (° ss. of the enth_ Louisiana Pyeing Six Day Service ‘oe in the following es lcs in| to we w HIS r you are zigzaggine dbdsicl, Gam ear wills Pinte clas Phone 118k) 7147 "Sh Gants which some of the comparisons are;|—Chicago Tribune. 7 vears ago today. (Upstairs) made with Detroit’s previous year, — Dr. Richard C. Macla in, presi Reasonable Prices ae , “Hine: aha others |© a lens of sachusetts Institute of WM. JACOBSON, Pro>. bndere aeons Piva seat Te di A fechnology, and who served as head Ji. with the current r in Cleveland, | a oday $ nniversaries of the United Stat idente: Ahly CORSET SHOP anoti nidd stern city only|%, of Annvlbar tran 2). | F Y 2 cove ntly F: etroit - : P- ae Fy ov ‘orsets ro $ s tly larger than Detroit. | tr with Battling Nel (ating: shamuldn bahar th from = During this dry year Detroit had) | abolishing the trade. ightweiz i Copen- PLN. Corsets Trom $1 29 e 4 a > the py. iz es! 2 3 on murders to Cleveland’s 139.|#9P0—Fretoria, the capital of the, nogen, De years ago today. | ne bevoine Brassiere from G5e to 84. There were 68 fatal automobile ac-| acm ue WY SIU ig ger cutee epee: : é “ 2 N ACCOUNTANTS MARTZ NAT sHOP idents in Detroit to 131 in Cleve-|1901- Representatives of the Ne 114 -N. Center St. land York Chamber of ¢ merce | and. were entertained at dinner in CONTRACTORS Detroit’s fatal industrial accidents London. EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS a iropped f 32 84, |1903—President Roosevelt retur sppuned Frome etee St to Washington from his West-;| Books Opéned, Closed, Audited: F. R. WHITCOMB There were 24,889 arrests for ern trip. General Contractor r 7 , t Mey nd’s 86.819.1 1915 Doris ported further + Stock transfer agente and regis- “ i misdemeenors to Cleveland’s 86,819.| 191 Hy ri pe c a ay a sets ease vdeo Riedie hs ees wanes Estimates Purntshed There were 452 men arrested for| a ee ‘ Notary Public. Casper, Wyo. Phone 1013 | non-support to 767 during the last} 4c AS 3 ‘ | ess janes ee The Guarantee Registry wet ye | No C fe CARPENTERS Theré were 374 arrests for gambi-| ak be Gh eg A a orperation ing in Detroit to 1,147 in Cleveland. | esr the Orkney Island Rooms 208-211 Oil Exchange Bldg J. S. HARDWICK Detroit had only 49 vagrancy cases} 1917-—N 10,000,000 men in the PAOneRE at Catpenter é aaa | United States registered for) ! 306 E. Railroad St. Phone 1015 to Cleveland's 1,451. The previou TAN ‘ i military service under the OIL LANDS et oi i year Detroit had seyen times as lective draft lav Carpenter Job Work of All Kinds — Promptly Done. vagrancy cases t general inte ar ade bench tall DRESSMAKING SHOP are o' genera r- aI yack Uniiding r vf ast in view of the current OIL LANDS LOCATED Regardless of legal technicalities, | and Assessment Work Done O. & S. Building, First Floor : | Phone 767W the moral and economic facts spex va + * Fie ene An Educational Center GOWNS SULTS Pa (>: Casper Loan Loan Office ALTERATIONS H mp ese. | Will save you money on 7 : > “4 your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand- iq Today s Events H bag, and Suitcases : : : MRS. FRED FREEMAN = ooh ry Reliable cowie Denmark celebrates today as C Phone 804-J. 133 So. Ceater PLAIN AND FANCY stitution Day, the 70th annivers: of the granting of the liberal con- stitution in 1849. Minnésota veterans of the Grand Reasonable. Work Guaranteed. 378 N. Maple (Rear-) DOCTORS | | WANT YOUR BRICK WORK Army of the Republic will gather On Ccentract or Percentage Paul ster for their annual ¥s Call for Estimate encampment. . ting, murs DR. J.C. K. A special election is to be held xc. Hutiness colleges and normal ache PETER CLAUSEN ae a nae today in the First congressional dis * hich quay of ipteuetion oblaizable is 416 So. Jackson | Ebvelcien anal Surenee ltrichof Louisiana toléhocbe va eae : bi engage . —— Office: Suite 4, Smith Bidg. ‘cessor to the late Representative Pei ees a pee | re | =F Bones Estopinal. by 125 churebe of all denomizations, by the || Office 130 dhe House 85 The North Carolina State conven Le iS eee N. i F IC | tion of Christian Endeavor societie Rasen Sear sy au a ce ve HELN.6. | will begin its sessions today at Bur- Raat emis, bone 949 | DR. H. R. LATHROP | lington-Graham. ties, Inboratories, libraries, 3 J. i. BIEDERMANN, Prop The C , DR. W. C. FOSTER The Colorado societies of Chri es, ample acbpe for a broad tian Endeavor will be entertained, tab til doe GEBO COAL | Office Phone 54 in annual convention at Rocky Ford Robrbaugh Building . reelf with the f leaders of during the three days beginning to- Wat ks shianegoes toe ee 157 S yet day. t ton in Omaha. - The last in the series of State ;, , Street Private Hospital jeonventions to express popular rati- For MBE Spek btOaeshe i: wees Gen. Office 5th and Beech 840 S. Durbin St. fication Chamber of Commerce, Omaha cover Phones 272 and 273 of the League of Nations t.is to be held today at Tren- Streets ton, N. J. =e —— _ — ys Kai is ' it 3 CALL 74.5 Staley Overbaygh,#Prop. CALL 74-3 DR. F, S. LUCKEY ‘ | 1 > Physicia: a 8 | Year Ago in War | See Ben Transfer Co Sr ee —» Light and Heavy Hauling. Furniture and Piano Moving a Ofice 138 iceat Second Street Germans continued advance on! Specialty. Baggage Transferred QUICK AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE Ninh ei ee ee ae A Room 2 Wood Block south Bank of the Aisne °. loc! United States troops drove enemy |from Neuilly Wood with bayonet charge, DR. MYERS Norwegian steamship Vinland tor- bycician | Sisn paiset Sy ‘ciranLatagnse of BEST BOWL OF GHILI IN TOWN © (|. scasateone ten Virginia Capes. Dinensen 0! omen and Children re N 1Sc AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH = | fase 3 Se m8. T eli kaewn Sheridan & Back of Grand Central Bar. All kinds of Sandwiches at & eure meee ra goer ony) popular prices. Quick service, highest quality, art of the state. esedeseeeen THUR — — IDA Y, Met. ORY . WYE] E 5, 1919 BUSINES: dns MARSHALL ¢. KEITH, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Special attention given to obstetrics and es of women and weet } ‘Baldin| ut ti i,! pois 3 2, CS Sah GEORGE W. FERGUSON . Attorney-atLaw = | Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. ed Phones: SBise 20; Reside: ce, 164 Cea e per, - & Wyoming DR. RLIZABETH GRIS Physician and Surgeon AMY T. HANKS Specializing in Nerve and Muscle Officer Daly Didg. Phone 145. J for. Henning Hotel. .Phone 546. aareste Office: 225 N. Wolcott St. ad Phone 411. DR. JOHN F. LEEPER DR. W. E. DOWNIE PLUMBING AND HEATING Physicians and Surgeons Smith Bldg. J. DONOHUE Plumbing and Heating, Hot Water Heating a Specialty. Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended te. Shop—826 South Spruce Street. Phone 687-3 ‘Phone 266 ELECTRICIANS F. E. McEVENY Electrical Contractor Wiring, Repairs and Fixtures 1 Went First W. M. PALMER Heatleg eae Pn Ki Rudy. Pipele Ftranre. Jobbing of promptly attended t Shop 159 W. OMce Ph. 18.W AMERICAN ELECTRIC Co. 112 E. Third St. Phone 1080 PIANO TUNER Motor Repairing Armature Winding Electrical Wiring and Contracting PIANO TUNER Work Guaranteed WADE CRAMER —o— Phone 206-R Richter Music Ce. HAT CLEANING NEW YORK HAT CLEANING | J WORKS an and re-block all ki ot Panamas, Soft, Pelt, nm ir cr indies and gentlemen, trimmiaze; all work guaran- Also REAL ESTATE w MARION P. WHEELER tnke orders for teed. Hints. We call for and. dnilver. Shoe shining pnrior in connection for Indies and gentlemen. All Kiads of Real Estate and Insurance ner dyed. ot 8 ote ct E. Secor?. Casper, Wyo. Phone 051-W Casper, - = + Wyoming 0, S. Building et HOTELS GEORGE B. NELSON HOME HOTEL i — : West Second St. :| Real Estate Insurance Nellie P. Dalton, Prop. Townsend Building tricity Modern Rooms a 5 ae ‘ : Reasonable Weseies By Day, Week or Month. - HENNING BAGGAGE AND HEMSTITCHING TRANSFER Phone 1180W Y. 0, Hox 150 ©ffico—Henning Hotel mi Phone 45 mae, Residence Phone 351-J Ciurt emming SS! SS 238 EB. Second St. r, Wyo. || | SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE Newman Dulldins ; OMce—Tait’s Billiard Wan INSURANCE - Phone—House, 87-W; Office, 104 Moving a Specialty REPAIRING "SOUTH LINCOLN STREET REPAIR SHOP Ail Work Guaranteed GROVER SCHULTZ, Prop. 620 S. Lincoln. Phone 648 COMMONWEALTH LIFE Frank Hoagland, State Agent Phone: 889-W Office: 247 North Center Street KEY MANUFACTURER KEYS MADE For Any Lock Sold Complete Stock of IEEE . Always on Hand at SHOOTING ‘GALLERY NO WAIT NO DELAY LAWYERS STAGE LINES F. J. HYE MAIL, EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS Casper to Salt Creek fice, Hiberty Garage, Chaper, Wyo. | ‘Telephone 983 or 077-W WILLIAM O. WILSON Attorney at Law SEWING MACHINES Casper, Wyoming 2 See ESOT. ra Suite 14-15 & 16, Townsend Block | | SINGER SEWING MACHINES For sale or rent, easy terms; re- pairing on all makes of machihes; also parts for all machines, need- les and oil; drop a card or phone 289M. E. F. Sprague, 221 N. Pine. TURKISH BATHS A BATH AND A GOOD E. RICHARD SHIPP Lawyer: Room 21, Townsend Building Phones—139 and 385 S. E. PHELPS MASSAGE TONIGHT Lawyer pes Means FOR YO : Rooms ¢9-2€ Townsend Bldg. TUR Se CHIROPODIST Phone 916 S! Bldg. Leo. W Casper, Wyo. VETERINARY SURGEON & STANLEY & MURANE Lawyers 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. R. A. RATHBUN Veterinary Surgeon * Leave Orders at Casper Pharmacy Phone 32 Casper, - - + Wyoming CHILES P. PLUMMER WELDING Lawyer Room 415, Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper, Wyoming. X¥- ACETYL ENE WELDING SHOP 18'S. David St. Phone 611-3, EQUIPPED WELDING SHOP IN THE STATE NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers . 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. —— Mepoiring Bienen ect omoblle Parts ty INTERNATIONAL WELDING WORKS Casper, Wyoming WARBER.& SPENCER ; er rc Welding and brat, f Lawyers. Lote f denertpeton by 7 a mathe 207-209 O. S. Bldg: sida hgnge ‘hermit processes Phone 1187 a bi — part of the etate PPS PS Pe PP) ‘Read the Advertisements in The Daily Tribune and Save Money