Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1919, Page 7

MONDAY, SEPT. 8, 1919 LET JAPAN BUY ISLANDS FROM UNITED STATES Suggestion Is Made by Writer in Far East Journal on the Gound That Country Needs) Room to Expand ‘| TOKIO. (Correspondence of the Associated Press.)—The suggestion that Japan purchase the Philippine islands from the United States and the Dutch East Indies from Holland us a means of solving the problem of Japan’s ever growing population is made by a writer in the HERALD of ASIA, a conservative Japanese week- ly journal. The writer contends Ja- pan is bound to expand territorially as she is expanding in population. Pointing out that the population has more than doubled in the last fifty years, being now over 57,000,000, he estimates that et the same rate of increase the population will in an-} other fifty years have reached 114,- 000,000. It is not too much to hope, he argues, that “Some day justice and destiny will decide that all the is- lands on this side of the Pacific, north of the equator, will come under the jurisdiction of Japan.” He asks the cHation “whether America in- tends to keep out Jepanese emigrants and still hold the Philippines perman- eutly. If not, why should she not some day sell them to Japan? He adds: ‘Having closed her own doors to the Japanese, this would be a gr. cious act on her part and one that would be but naturally expected from 2 country boasting of so much philanthropy and Christizn altruism.’ As for the Dutch East Indies the article contends the inhabitants are more akin to the Japanese than to Holland and that Japan could ad- minister the islands with greater benefit on the whole to the = t and to herself than could Hollend which, moreover, is a small country untroubled with surplus population It is pointed out also that the Dutch East Indies form the southern line of Japan’s defences and that more than once the independence of these to made them a menace her fe After remarking that the Jepa- nese do not like to settle in cold eli- mates like Hokkaido or Siberia, the | writer concluded: “Certainly it would be better to let Japan have them than to let them pass into other hands, a contingency that Japan could not contemplate. There was no surprise when America purchased the Danish West Indies. There should ‘be no surprise if Japan should purchase the Dutch East Indi Were Japan once in command of the Sunda straits she could slacken her naval program and feel at ease both as to defences and population for all time to come.” ———— = The issue of a general strike or a general election, a result of the] government's declaration ageinst the nationalization of the min is ex pected to be the big subject before the annual meeting of the Britist Trades Union Congress at Glasgow today. > The biennial council meeting of the General Federation of Women’ Clubs to be held in St. Louis in No- | vember will ob e the first anni versary of the armistice with a great | patriotic song service FOR SALE | WANTED TO BUY Two or three room House located South- eastern part of town. We have buyer with Seven or Eight Thousand Dollars capital to invest in good busines: Proposition. 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AND peso TION ~ inthe World BONDS You Want in Our Line “est BARGAINS IN CASPER | REAL ESTATE somes on curbing bert ir room modern he finish thruout ly furnished ho particular " this bef about your. home » furnished $7800 A119 om Oakland ear for r on time } Lar off tM pavement N five ast fronts for $800. Tern stre ‘ a Gx 140 Oth, pr just 10 urance. re om me Phone PROPERTY REPLEVINED WITH OWNER IN MANY ANY ps month 10 lmastegaey, Realty & Investment Co. . Center me 407M. WAR SHOCK IS MADE DEFENSE MURDER CASE S435. (iy Cuited Breas.) | GOLD BEACH, Ore., Sept. 8 A hero of Vimy Ridge George D. Chenoweth, is facing fire again today from the battery of legal talenz ommanded by C. H. Buffington, bro orney for Curry coun. JAY M. PROBST WANTED—1 OO. Box I solieit day wo: 4 between and Mrs. Phillipe, Phone 819 Ske BEN SHORAGE & WAMEMOUsE VOT TT see wait i ut ‘ote Phone 74W LOO We Phe st COIL BON 1. Se FOR RENT—Two furtished ae for ae ite 1") Hert WANTED—Taundry wan for 1s.bed : Wet ‘ able. 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Denton owned among other PE RYARET: : : orf, Lynch Bids 3 ot i ; p ste 1ee ae Ok ‘The legal battle of today, at whic — " nieces oO: eI at the >» he en- 7 : i st pric sa , 4 ‘i Licensed and Honded Pawn Show LEGAL NOTICES pices crpronery & the time he en-| i, freedom for the balance of his|ond "nent Fuentture Snoas: age" °%%) ‘ 7 to oun On diamonds, joweley, ered the United States army 4 pop} jfotime at stake. sadiithe fight lwo eee ‘a-1-t¢ a cus aad clnthing. sel corn machir While he was serv-| 11% Sf stake. ang: ihe Tek ut atrent ai Reliable 138 §. Comtex The a C. McDons 7 ; achine. rile he as serv- i ort J 3 1 fe d , c CALL FOR BIDS oan ae Peon, ne wae sci, | when his life wax in the balance us| Waypp— 1,000 men jo” diay ; sia 4 led racing ir Bids will be received by the State, ims his country, the company which) ve faced Hun bullets and shells, are| bathe. 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RA asoline is Se hoay tae tified check in the amount of $500| question case has been taken up by] jauehter had been betrayed by Syd- WANTE TO TRADE Re WwW 7 7 1 5 eh as or AP Mi Den made payable to the Board as a guar- the Warber and pneer law office | sum, aged 20. He immediately sought| We will store your trunks, boxe th v asthe He word h antec that contract will be entered, here and it will be settled to the sat-} he young man, found his dancing ip |, ,2atrely and piaios aud: insure: 1 Petits Wad. tepaWed trae: EEE aes into if bid is accepted. isfaction of both parties concerned. | jublic hull, and fired several shots | 988 for further particulars. ‘The M = : os cub .of the Reno edenicon MO The right ts pes o uccept or _ Pe 3 ee west Warehouse & Transfer Co, 2% S SAA ty ERY. OREY tog righ anes femcrvee to veces nto his body. “Chenoweth gave him | No" center, treet, Casper, Wyo.” FOR SALE pA ad nother lives in Calife STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES &{ Railway stations in Sweden at} elt up ; AER nae ‘ORM "8 &1 hich meals are served are indicated! Practically all intesest, at the opea — . 5 re of th arry county circutt court \ rnif pt t nz « well f = z ric f posts v hs aS INE 3 ; by the simple but suggestive picture | R& ) \ magnificent bronz tatuc one 6 <a ila » By MRS. CORNELIA p. MS. le a crossed knife and fork opposite | 2¢re today centered on the case Queen Vietoria ig soon to be erected! scat. + rt , oye egin in New York City Pub. § cette nity ecretary. 40 ‘the name of the station in the! Chenoweth is a former member of |in the capital city of-British Colum-, John P. Buckley, Lander, Wyo. | 1v before the joint congressional ub, Sept. 6, 8, 9, 1919. nwtabin the Oregon legislature. bia, which bears her name isi {S B of Char) yo. , Prop. 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