Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 10

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(By The Associated Press.)| | WASHINGTON, Noy. 7.—The publi- Ing) Chiro!) thei sll penowr cation of the bitter antidrish speech of Senator John Sharp Williams, Demo- crat, of Mississippi, in the Congressional Record, four days after its delivery up- on the sénate floor, has added new in- , terest to this remarkable affair because of the notable difference between the - printed speech and the spoken version as heard by those who were in the sen- ate chamber at the time. It also dif- fers widely from the stenographic re- | port taken by the official reporters of the senate, who are experts in their line, and most of whom have spent the | greater part of their life in their pres- ent positions. It is customary for senators to make slight corrections in these stenogiaphic reports—such os changes in grammar and punctuation—but it has never been considered their privilege to make es- ‘sential alterations in their remarks without the consent of the senate. This fact gives added interest to the great discrepency between Senator Williams’ speech as it was originally recorded and published by leading newspa- 1s it has eventually appeared SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Cc a package during the war authority on India and Persia, who | accompanied Viscount Curzon when he | wes Vic of India in his tour of | 5|Persia, is out in an article strongly 95)upholding the Anglo-Persian treaty re-| } olcently negotiated, and declaring that | Ix Months it will be submitted to the couneil of | Bree on tne ion by mail accepted for| te League of Nations, where he con-| less period than three months. findently believes it will be approved | i All subscriptions must be paid in ad-|as “the first milestone in internatymal yance and The Daily Tribune will not/relationship based not upon might but insure delivery after subscripti S rater aaes ey Gomes One Month in arrentee on Pe-lright.” Sir Valentine says in part: | | “Phe agreement signed on the oth | Applicant for ose to Audit Bu-/of August between the British and Pec OF Clrentations, | sian government is the first important Member of the Aasocinted Preas international treaty out side those con ensne, Associated Press is Sxclusively | cluded “between actual Delligerents— o th or republication of | cine, > Armistic nvember all news credited in this paper and alse| since the Armistice of November the local news published herein. jhela out the promise of returning pe tO a shattered and exhausted world The promise remains still ve | unfulfilled, but the treaty of ———— rf as at least laid down in tt LAW ENFORCEMEN obithe Lengua which, it n its fulfillment may pleted and made as perm s can be expected from the inhet the events which have come over the|traility of all human combinations. | city in the last twenty-four hours. ‘The first question therefore to be Because they enforced the law|28ked by those who study the terms of the Anglo-Persia eement and against bootleggers and murder pecially by such ctly in: | sheriff of this county is ordered thrown |terested in the concrete questions which in jail by a county attorney, and an un-|ét has endeavored to solve, must neces: | experienced constable ordered placed in |#8tiy be whether the spirit and sub-j Wectar stance of this compact is in harmony entire charge of the courthouse. |with the new dispensation foreshadow Not only are our offic: murdered/ed by the League of Nations. Its au in cold blood by bootleggers, but the}thors are confident that it is nd have sheriff and his deputies who given the strongest proof possible of!" \MEK IN THE SALON DE < i their sincerit® by unde: ing to sub- the murderers are ordered arr 5 {mit it to the council of the League of Where will this state of affair Nations and to defend it jointly before) feni ¥ us to? | s the Council comes What will be the result of this iatest Be insult to constituted authority? If the Anglo-P% Do these thugs, thieves and bootleg-|stand that decisive test, it I be the gers and their accomplices believe the ‘itst and a very conspicuous milestone people will fold their hands and toot |? the road along which the world ny hope to travel towards the establish- on with complacency while our laws/ment of a system of international re-|i'% WOll as of the new are being trampled under foot and /lationships based not upon might but! iy ip tent Rvdend dragged in the slime’ of corruption? {upon right.” amble srelter ; “Referring to Pe a's attitude, in the recent war, he si ‘There were moments when the nh court and government, convis sia for a precedent and come away in} a Germany must win, nearly sus Uitteridisdppointment Jcumbed to hostile solicitations. But) ; Jat that stage the propinquity of Pu Casper has drained the cup of law-|cian armies and the capture Jessness down to its bitter d . and} d by the British w powe the upright citizen's blood is beginning |rectives to the tale of Germanic to boil. tories on the more distant battle fic Europe. When the Russian Law and order must be 4 ‘le released Persia from the old night-| My it Loishevism must be crushed ne Month. Wer Copy... ne Year.. Cc a package NOW THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! covenant ations the lines upon | jy be hoped, tely be eom- | nently secure | ent | No n n can foretell the outcome of in print. The Congressional Record shows that ator Williams passed the following tion upon the part of the Irish in s the ‘As a matter of fact, of course, the ish never whipped the South at all. They could not whip the South any- where, at any time. They are always contending that they have done every- thing, everywhere at every time. hs It is here that a notable omission oc- PARIS.—A painting that is attracting a CU: 48 shown by the original tran- script. Between .the second and third ) the Salon de Paris is the one entitled “America” by lines of the paragraph, Senator Wil- 1. ‘The painting typifies the spirit of the United States in entering the |#™* appears also to have said: “It q part of the braggart nature of the rican “Doughboy” supporting a wounded trish.” Further along, in the same lined with the expression of the battle | P&ragraph, the printed speech omits the : following declarations of the veteran Democratic statesman: “I am tired of this business. I am tired of this vanity and nonsense. I nd affords an example of the don't care how many Irishmen vote the nee of justice and a scrupulous | Democratic ticket ree- respect for all treaty obligations in the Es sreat deal of soon into effective e: fication of the Ve ad shows the figure of an Al var vench Poilu. The Americar Pement can spirit, whole nations ated | mainte! glo-Persian relations tz as well as of the new si Persian # h of which the pre- dealings of organized people with one ® in the most cal manne sledly given by in the past to respe Where in the history of court pro —_—_ OO categor!- ‘another, Britain can legitimately claim | I th D ? N repeat- not only to have given an incontro n the Vay s INews ment vertible proof of her sincerity as one, @ ————_——_¢@ i absolutely the of the founders of the league, but to and integrity of Persia |couragement to all who believe that in| y, the league les the chief hope of sal-| WhO, nas been. presented with a silver vation for the future of the world. ne el Se) See ae congress, served as adjutant-general of 5 dl | the United States army during the war, When it tw be laid bei oO 21 in that capacity he was an import- the L4 of Nations, as Britain and > : : ant adviser of the national : J | ional administra- Persia, (both original members of the | Today Ss Anniversaries | tion and of congress. General McCain League), have pledged themselves to | graduated from the United States Mili- its provisions may 1 closely tary academy, receiving the appoint. but the more closely they 1775, ment to the school from Mississippi, his vd, the more they will be | native state. He was mad eadjutant- ceeding has such an outrage a parallel? We may even look to Solshevik Rus Major-General Henry P. McCain, | independence ix not only an open but generous cov nant which does honor to both si | tories? - SPECIALS forSaturda a nd Beit | serutini; fare serutini an domination, Lord Dunmore declared Virginia utlawry must be smother troops and British supplies atone af x to be in\avstate of rebellian. are 9 aplgit gto > ee itutea “jstood between the people of Western [seen to bear.-out the assurance flven) 1339—Czar of Rubsia issued ja ukase | Seneral on August 27, 1914, with the Neen) respect): tar. cope liul ss ersia and the depredations of Tur-;>Y Lord Curzon that the British have permitting the title of citizen of | of brigadier-general, and became T thority and reverence for the rule of jin invaders which had al right, democratic government — will starvation and untold sufferir crumble, our institutions become a}/statesmanship of the more enl and = fars Persians such dy spelt|no intention tos down in I the|to Anglicize or Indianize or Europe the people, but ths they want to do is to give rsia the first class to be held by any |# Major-general on October 6, 1917. At n hee SRA SAE |the time of the war between the United on the con —Thir persons killed by an |States and Spain he was on duty in hist. bomb thrown in a|4laska, and went from there to the ’ mockery and our glories a dream. jt it prime minister, Vossuk-ed-Du-|Persia the expert assistance and the fi iiiBarcelouak Philippines with his command, where Richelieu Pure Maple ae CREEP HO ee eile tard Beret TEN | naneiat aid which will enable her to 1990—Canadian — parliamentary elec: |e Saw active service. Syrup, per quart... 2B ® ; ing learned th lsseon mothe! eatvey Out Jeu ownsrontupesin Ghaip tions were carried by a Liberal | gjmmemessecasememccommennneennnny utter helplessness, r orfee more mdent and still living nation. majority. P ‘ PRESIDENT MONROE 5 O10 that her salvation lay in British hans Phis is the position on which Britain —Attempted assas: ‘Watch the Elstn Movement” Richelieu Buckwheat 1 Flour per pound.. ___12%e Richelieu Pan Cake Flour, per package .. | “So when the great war came to an r stand before the world in re: Andrew Fr: end and Turkey as well as her re 1 to the specific provisions and the nor of Bengal, Calcutta. \ Persia, whilst the old dread of ‘ afforging her the as Erzerum, in Armenia, cratic Russia had made room for the {sistance she conf ity “needs: for her Anglo-Ital army reported on = new terror of Russian bolshevism, Drit-| moral re ition and material pros x i : ‘ at extent it protects also AEtntetoraBel: : 2 Sith? eee ~ deme )—/Ppe ain Was in a position to dic i c r ‘ Se NEW YORK.—(United Press)—The eo aay terms she liked at i legitimate WGritish interest. For Per glum; issued a. protest to the! Layee LC —_—_—— old house at 63 Prince street, New) she Ae Anan storate, | Sa close neighbor of Britain. in world against the deportation of : eo |She could have impos F wt Gaited nak wi sted by| India, and also now in Mesopotamia 1 t {thru which 1 f the great trade 1917 ns with une ain incidents #uch ax the pros-|routes into Persia whioh shel us shrines specially sa sian delegation to} the Fell i to the Persian people eS < “The ties which unite Persia and In. 4 Tribune Wantad will sell it. indeed ancient and) manifold is a Mohammedan. state eIgians to Germany. iza was taken by the British | expeditionary force in Palestin seed 1 James Monroe inj veiled ¢ his declining years, and in which he!many } died, will go under the hammer soon. |over ¢ Vans for the auction have been an-| trations of the | nounced and it is likely the house,| Brest Litovsk before the triumphant! squatting among skyscrapers of the|mailed fist of Germany | city hall district, will be a. | She could certainly have made out The old plac; built in the exer Samuel I. Gouverneur on a bought from Philip 1 15 Gouverneur had married the president's daugh York, that shelt s One Casper Storage Grocery Phone 97. strong case tutelag Nk: x from the League of] Millions of Indian M Nations. She wisely frained from do | tue not only of a ing any of these thing In of a language and lite that in the eyes of the sixty ymedans in vir »mmon creed, but : ature and ¢ivili on's words: ‘she dealt with F s|vation inherited to sreat extent in! (| BS ere tek MONEOe Ne nh equal partner possessing und en-|Past ages from the Persians. In its to live and where he died at 73 years ee ee Coverelenty.” broader implications tie agreement = of age. so ae oe ae area iy ax never! Makes for peace in Asia, which if it) GetDr. Edwards’ OliveTablets | In 1905 u tablet reciting the achieve-|,erore that they cannot work out their| Ve prelimni Raanawerataeiteds | ments of President Monroe was placed | gyn regeneration ded. Their ad tain has in Asia a larger stake today : Aa on a wall of the home by the Women’s |ministrative system is hopelessly in-| than any other western power, is iso poe the Hoy sry eae } Auxili of the American nic andjefficient. Their finances are bankrupt.) &@” inte t mbre clearly than ever *Fablets the substitute for calomel. \ Historic Preservation society. It was|They have no organized foree capa-jcommon to the whole world on the Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician unveiled by Gouverneur Hols of Wash-|ble of maintaining external security| morrow of a great struggle that has) 6°97 Vears and Cainnialigualactine ington, D. C.. a great-great-grandson}or internal order ne natural re] Shaken the whole world to its foun) Goony, discovered the formula for Olive of the first exponent of the doctrines of |sources of the country, potentially not) dations Tablets while treating patients for | Tepes chronic constipation and_torpid livers. benevo! shear The crowning feature of a man’s whole appearance is his hat. You will get the right quality here and in our large assortment of shapes and shades one that Lazy Dollars Dollars merely safe are not performing their natural function. They are not working. They are not doing the owner or the world any good. is most becoming. oft hats in browns, grays, ns and novelty shades—a won- eement conforms, as Brit t fit your head com- American domination in the western |ineonsiderable, are us undey hemisphere, \its primitive methods of tr ish and Persia believe and contend, in Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not and cover it with style. = ao laanteve ma De vretohed it ance and in spirit, to the prinei ‘ x + Soft hats $4 to $15. nee _ Te aa ee tone Dice Iald down inthe proamble to the | contain calot SU Paut s eetiee eoo ' Moreover, most hiding places thought to be safe are vegetable le ; fd No griping is the “keynote” of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab- | lets. They cause the bowels and liver to | nnn covenant of the League of Nations by | parties un pnational — co. ly any roads worth speakin, | le river, the;Which the high contractin rake to promote inte decidedly unsafe. Not only thieves, but fire or other unforeseen happenings may rob you of your wealth. only one barely navig [Warun, and no harbors but open read | sear Today’s Events | tons. ation and to aehieve international! cP hormally. ‘They never force them A year ugo today America indulged | “The new Anglo-Persian agresme.t . and honorable relations betw to unnatural action. . e in oH gritos By petri PR RU tog LS tunnatural action south ving Is Using of the signing of the armistice. British ussistance required and asked tad Lathes dull, tired feeling—sick 4 Extremist elements in trade union|fer by Persia to start putting her headache—-torpid liver—constipation, ence é. i Y circles in France, Spain and other Euro. {house in order. The British gover head rp Dollars saved are safer! -And they are constantly { you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re- pean countries have urged the calling Ment soto supply in consultation sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards of a general strike for today. with the Persian government, expert | Slike Tablets at bedtime. Kuadical organizations with heudquar- | tdVisers the several departinent Thousands take tm every night just ters in Chicago have called for u nation-|of the Persian administration, wal, ef 1 to ea ont “ir them, 0c and wide celebration today in honor of the} ter inquiry - —— - — working for the good of the whole community. Consider this. We pay you for saying. And while you are saying your money is never out of reach. It is always ready for you and easy to getowhen you need ‘it. you joint commission of . the of t wanted fe second anniversary of the Soviet repub- | military expe lic of Russia. nd equipme: The annual convention of the Nation-| tion of a uniform force to ¢ ul Association of Truck Sales Man-|ard preserve order in the coynicy and agers will open ut Detroit today and |on its frontiers olmes Hardware Co. continue in session over tomorrow. To finance the above reforms ihe “ ” ‘Holmes to Homes rs, munitiog the Start with us today, One doliar will do it, The Lowden boom for the presidency | Uritish government offers to provide © NO WAITING is expected to receive attention at the]arrange a substantial Joan to the Pei onual convention of the Illinois Re-|sian gov nent on security Lo ve de Quick and Efficient Service , e publican Editorial association, to b mined by mutual consultation, anu ’ . 4 ip t al B nk held today ut Springfield. a Chai GAC EATS Gn comathecury! 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