Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1919, Page 2

CaaS ote 7 PAGE TWO Cbe Casper Dailp ‘Czibune issued every evening excep Casper, Natrona county. cation ‘offices: Oil Exclia TELEPHONE Sunday at ‘0. Publi- t BUSINESS second-class matter, Nov. 22, 19 Advertising Representatives David J. Randall, 841 Fifth Ave., New_York City Prudden, King & Prudden 173 5 Bide. C Copies of the Daily file in the New York fices and visitors are oat welcome. $7.80 390 1.95 8: Per Copy . 05 By Mall One Year Se $6.00 Six Months 3.90 Months 1.50 pted for din ad- will not ption be- Applicant for Membership to Audit Bu- reau of Circulations. Member of the The Associated ed in this pape otherwise cre ° also the local news published MEXICO OR MIXICO? A nice, cool game foy summer eve- nings on the porch will be trying to solye the Mexican problem. The United States government offi- Carmanza as the h But Carranza has been anything but friendly to the United States of late, and his attitude toward the Monroe doctrine is well known. On the other hand, Angeles, who heads the latest revolution, is a pro- gressive man, thoroughly in sympathy with the Allies, has performed im- portant service for France during the recognized ad of the Mexican republic. war, is well known to favor stable re- this country and it is believed could es- But this government cannot recognize him so long as Car- the lations between Mexico, and tablish them. ranza remains even technically head of Mexico, without grave diplo- matic entanglements. Should Angeles succeed in over- throwing the Carranza regime, the way would be clear so fer as Angeles, is concerned; but alas, here enters the villain! The head of the Angeles army forces is said to be none other than | “Pancho Villa, of unsavory memory._ Villa, whose border raids and attacks’ on Americans in Mexico led to a prac- tical state of war, and who, if he had been captured by the United States army when it entered Mexico te get him, would probably now be either a convict or an angel. | Of course if Angeles wins, and! Villa reforms, swearing and keeping friendship with this country, all will! be serene, Otherwise, so far as Mexi- co is concerned, the United States is like the mar » o swallowed a doller.| He was a dollar in and a dollar out, and cosid not make his cash balance. —o THE CHARMS OF BERLIN. Berlin is out bidding for tourist patronage. The burgomaster, in a public announcement, Jays emphasis on the fact that the city is happily free from the have marred the beauty of many rival citi Po: ibly that will serve as an is- centive for tourists from America and! elsewhere to hurry to Berlin, as soon be obtained. Berlin in its heydey was neyer It was known as “the all-nightest town in the world,” but not as a gay town. Its night life was forced. as transportation can True, a world favorite. In its heavy drinking and its flaunting vice there we gloom. Travelers seeking real gayety used to go to Paris or Vienna. Or Pi or Budapest or Florence. Or seek- seeking beauty, they went to ing the sense of power, they went to! London or Rome. ~ Some of thoee other capitals now are ra marred and changed by the war's ravagg, to be sure. But for all | that, it doesn’t seem likely that tour- ists will prefer the unsearred charms| of Unter den Linden and Sieges Allee | and the vast stretches of Berlin slums | by Zep-| pelin bombs or the French buildings | to the London streets marked shattered by atrocity guns, With pictures in their minds of the} wreckage wrought by the Huns in} neighboring lands, what American or Frenchman or Briton or Italian or Belgian can take any pleasure in see- ing Berlin unscathed? a _ Geo. C, Davis left Tuesday morn- | ing for his ranch near Newcastle on a two weeks’ business trip. He was ac- | companied by his son, Lowell. \ ge Building. | ed at Casper (Wyoming) Postof: | “accidents of war’ that, PU EET “Here’s more than you asked for, Uncle. I’ve answered all your. calls and l’yq given you my boys. Soon as convenient I would like to have an accountine.? ity + | The Jack Pot | that no man ley. ete Twenty years ago today occurred yo. CESS fie great tornado at New Richmond, shevist have Wis., by which 260 lies were lost. The Massachusetts Horticultural 4 Society, one of the oldest societies on the ehd of aietick? of its kind in Ameriea, today cele- ~ | brates, the 90th anniversary of its or- ~-G. aA vi ck, well .g&nization, P Genego salagrier Vierpek, the pat Buffalo is to be the meeting place known friends of the Huns, speaks of | day of the annual spring convention “our sister republic of Germany.” of the Technicai Association of the ic a 2 jg Pulp and Paper Industry. Maybe a highs Oana but no # | Mehler oAdiin Mie cAsthurie: ter of Uncle Sam's! ‘day will succeed Brig Gen, Samuel ~ ‘Tillman as superintendent of the the most United States Military Academy at int. oe —_—___—__—_| 1% . * ? ? * ° } | Today’s Ev | | Today’s Anniversaries | o— ——* - 2 & ° . . Centenary of the birth of the fa- 1844—Januarius A. MacGahan, the The Bolsheyist government in mous English author, Charles Kings- American journalist whose pen liberated the Bulgarians, from Turkish tyranny, born near New Lexington, O. Died at San Stefano, Turkey, June 9, 1878. 1862—Prince of Wales (Edward VIL.) visited the Emperor of, the French at Fontainebleau. 1864—Emperor Maximilian and Em-) press Carlotta made their en- try into the City of Mexico. 1869—Duel between William E. Cam- eron and Robert W. Hughes, rival newspaper editors of Richmond, Va. | 1892—-Great Britain assumed a pro- | torate over ‘the Gilbert Is-; lands. | 1915—The French continued to drive the Germans wack at the “La-/ byrinth.” { Odessa made a rule should have more than Why should a regular Ba! any. except possibly a red one to wave #ie4 * It is said that of iehii ; a | West Poi flouriebing businesses mn Canade owt c. dar bebe . is selling insurance against riot ch | Boxing: Pinkie Mitchell vs. Barney ages. And Canada used to point such} Adair, 12 roun@s, at Des Moines. a one a smug, aceusing finger at the United |g © 1916—Austrians began @ retreat to States for its lawless indulgences. | | In the Day’s News ] he westward of the Dniester! * * * } . ACCOUNTANTS It is now announced from Mexico|” Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, City that American oil properties at) Who today becomes superintendent ical will ba teanGerated irra |of the United States Military Acade- | Tampico will'not be confiscated. From) 4) at West Point, is one of the ;which we gather that Carranza’s i youngest officers who has ever held EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS |! jregime is shaky indeed. Whenever he t Doren: Gen. gresaicied be- | 3 ae icame we nown to the pubhe as Books Opened, Closed, Audited. feels safe, he takes another kick at military censor of the War Depart- Pent ORE, American rights. {ment during the Mexican border ‘troubles and the early part of the iis ve : to be passing, World war. He was graduated from Ze | counteygeosme ito) PakD: an | West Point in 1903 and soon after went to the Philippines. During the Stock transfer agents and regis- trars, Authorilies on Income Taxes. Notary Public. The Guarantee ‘Registry * through a period of free expendi-! ture,’”’ says the federal reserve board. Russo-Japanese war he was an ob- Corporation | Well anybody has got to bea free server for the United States army. {Returning to Washington, he renew- Rooms 208-211 Oil Exchange Bidg. ;Spender nowadays to get enough to}oq study gt the engineering school, Phone 660, eat. and, after graduation, went to sev- | *.* 8 ,eral western posts to supervise r OIL LANDS | ~ arpa , forms in teaching. In 1912 he was | aban d ro tenciestmereris gay lassigned to duty with the general , one NC-4 should ask any smril boy, or ‘staff corps. He is a student of mili- ‘take a peek at what is going on in| tary history and tactics and is con- | sidered one of the ablest writers on jadjarent ponds and creeks: the technique of war that the United PIERCE & EVERTS 411 Bast Second Street ftoom 2, Lynch Building OIL LANDS LOCATED : eee? States army has recently produced. oven Wields, Validating |) ; “Chews Poison Just to Tease a Ansensment Work Done | Wife” says a headline writer, but on - | ——$— | Year Agoin War | = * United States troop complerca ¢, | WANT YOUR BRICK WORK ts On Contract or Percentage please instead of tease. the seizure of Belieuu Wood. Germans cleared Allied forces from Coll for Estimate PETER CLAUSEN . The treaty leak hus reached the} ¥¢st bank of the Oise. 4 Germans reported capture of 7 416 So, Jackson spouting stage, in the light of develop-! 900 prisoners and 1050 guns since ——— ee Casper Loan Office ments. |May 27. 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