Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 2

PAGE TWO Che Casper Dailp Crivune Issued every evening except Sunday at Casper, Natrona county, Wyo, Publi- of nobody else. cation offices: Oil Exchange Buil ies | o BUSINESS TELEPHONE: ~ sone ekbl Entered at Casper (Wyoming) Postof, ice a second-class matter, Nov. 22, 1946| thé Promulgation of the mandate. “5 MEMBER THE ASSOCIATRD PRESS |O°7s shalt thou labor,” and the miners REPORTS FROM THE UNITED PRESS) ynjion is not likely to overthrow the J. E. HANWAY, President and Editor j Noe tw aie Ls ware rAY Business Mana of | commandment in order to enjoy ° PHOS. 2¥.e vertisin, lanager eo weel . R. E. EVANS.... aeeenGity Paitor | Holidays, a week. J. B. GRIFFITH: Associate Editer| > Advertising Representatives | : the fact that coal restric David J. Randall, 341 Fifth Ave, at tid S New_York City. Prudden, King & Praudden 1720-23 Stegen Bldg., | have any. file in thé New York and Chicago of- ‘, fices and visitors are welcéme. o——— SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier ne Year..... ... - $7.80 ix Months . + 3.90 hree Months. - 1.95 ne Month.... + 65 Per Copy . -« 05 “By Mali me Year. ix Months 3 hree Mont 2,150 No subscript 4 for in Jess period than three months. All subscriptions must be paid in ad- ishould have the unanimous support of the sugar producers of Louisiaha, and It has been some 4,000 years sifite tions have been lifted you may now use coal to your heart's content—if you VETERANS HERE Shipment of 300 Pamphlets Issued! — WOM NOTTOENPEC TOOMUGH HELP |. Means Cut in Federal Appro- priations and Applicants _ Ate Warned | WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—Wyoming must not expect too much in the way of federal appropriations from the pres- ent congress. The state must stand its share of the tremendous responsibility of ciitting down national expenditures to the point where a public calamity shall not result from too great strain on the nation’s finances. The state has a number of good projects cértain Retrenchment Policy of Congress} GTOLD to find favor in ordinary times, and! boards have wrestled with the Problems | seven first names, as follows: Domingo, i |give the legion representatives an op- meriean Legion News Notes r the Men, Particularly Members of nu Edited for the Benefit of Ex-Se the Ameriéan Destan ated The ibuite a6 Its’ in Wyoming, m CONSULTING THE LEGION » THEY WERE ALL THERE An importafit devglopment {nthe ro;! Tn the bureat! of war risk Insurance, lationship between @he federal govern!) the files of our fighting forces indicate ment and the American Legion is the that many prominent men were -repr Impending conference between legion | sented” by namesakes, Of weorge officials -representing—every- section pf) Washingtons” there were 1 neral the country and thase goyernment 6f-| Washington,” 6,~"Robert E. Lee,” 119, 3 ficers charged with. the proper furfe-|‘John Quincy Adams,” .47, “Abraham tioning of beneficia] goldier Icgislation.| Lincom,” only 5.. General Grant, Gen- War risk insurance aiid vocational train-|eral Wellington, Genera}! Pickett, Gen- ing will be thé) prin¢ipal subjects of| eral Jackson, and even Napoleon Bona- consideration, altho the conference witl! parte Were all ‘there, althe their rank |in the world war was that of private. portunity to study. at. close. range the whole situation affecting proposed legis. lation. The government has come to! Thé Rodriguez family from Porto R realize that something effective wiigd bow according to the files of the bureau be done regarding war risk-insurance|/of war risk insurance, sent 894 men and proper care taken at this late hour/into the American forces and among of those who were disabied in service.|this number, which was almost large Congress and various committees andj enough for a battalion, there were but A DISTINGUISHED FAMILY day the voter proposed relating to changps; in taxation and other matters: conference entire week, wal convention of the N cipal league. At a specia! election in} Alabama will pass upon several! amendme = GHIGHESTER § PLS cohsiity tional Representatives of fur a dozen of the western stat today wil! continue thru the! eet at Berkeley, Cx that Progressive farmers, their ational Muni-| families from all, parts’ of on the s . )) to round np &t the Oregon to- College today for the anni and’ homemakers* Week tt, clubs fin | are to} for a EE wives and “Barnetts of Course” ‘ez0n, Agricultunn ual farmers: conferences, | INVENTORY Are vance and ‘The Daily Tribune will not which must ater be appropriated for.| involved, and now the government turns! Francisco, Jose, Juan, Romon, Tomas ingure xeclivaty, after gubscriptign, Be: by French Government | Just how, however, with congress mak-| frankly to the legion and asks for fur-|and Antonio. The serial number of ling an effort to restrict appropriations ther help. {to the minimum, we cannot hope for The counsel and advice of legion mem- }each man was in the 600,000 class. Arrives Today Clearing Sale Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations (A. B.C.) i }come, has been received by Sgt. John jas liberal cOnsiderationh as we might bers representing the country at large THE SHORTEST NAME “Member of the Associated Prensa | 4 shipment of 300 pamphlets, issued otherwise, . has been deemed of sufficient value to| Among the names of 4,500,000 sol-/3 : 9 ’ The Associated Press is exclusively| by the French government in recog! Seeing financial digaster ahead a poli- warrant the issue of government trans-jdiers, sailors and marines recorded in|$ oO en's oun en's entitled to the use for republication of| tion of the services of the American|cy of retrenchmient i§ carried Out. portation to those who will attend the/the files of the war risk insurance bu-|® 9 the local news Gunite aber and also} soldiers in the world war and consti-| Floor Leader Mondell bas announced meeting, which opens December 15 and!reau at Washington, the shortest fa ———— es | INE an «appreciation which will helthe determination of the house ma-| continues three days, ily name was “Li,” borne by two sol- oD highly p “das souvenirs in years tO} jority to cut out at least a billion dol- Let us honé that the government acts|diers who were natives of Hawaii.|@ and Boys lars from estimates presented to con- with promptness and.certiinty after any! Their name consisted of two letters, — | J. McGreevy of the army recruiting sta-| gress for the 1921 national budget. To puzzling points have been cleared up at/but it was pronounced in two syllable: EMBEZZLED POWER tion here and will be distributed toj}do this no new projects will be taken|this meeting. The thexctisuble neglect’ | Chesterfield Clothing, Herbert S. Sanger and Other soldiers on presentation of their dis-)}up except those of most urgency. Injand mistreatment of disabled soldiers} “Aamiral Joseph Lee Jayne, comman- The distribution of the Ua eh BER F New | “barEe Dapers. e/an editorial strongly commending, the| following the world war Is 2 black page /qder of the twelfth naval district, has Dependable Good Makes cs - Moses, of New] amphlets is nation-wide, enough hav-|Mondell program the New York Tribune} iHat must be effaced from American joined the Randolph T. Zane post No.|$ Hampshire, recently introduced a resolu-| ing been sent to this country to place} says: | history. | 103 of California. AT : tion providing for the appointme! one in the hands of every former serv-| ‘Floor Leader Mondell is right i War risk insurange necds only such} eS eel providing “for: the appointment of man. Those who make application; holding that no more taxes ought to be| basic reforms as will bring it from a mx “4 congressional committee to investi t the recruiting station with the proper | levied and no more bonds ought to be! war-time to a peace-time The kate the suppression of the electorate | CPedentials_will. receive: one. sold. The only alternative is in reducing| Sweet bill, with amendment, provides Ki suppression ne electorate ——_—_——— federal expenditures which, under war! th forms. We shall expect to see Y in states of the Union which are known | conditions, have Been accompanied by | the government diseard all further de- is : rae 3 a enormous waste. High taxes and gov-/lay and equivocation and proceed full to have largely reduced the voung pop- | ernment loans have contributed to keep ean ahead when the conf : i ulation, with a view to applying the] up the cost of living. Mr. Mondell has! —American Legion Weekly. | - ne has set a goal which the pu ie :, . tion of representation in Congress and} hopes to see him attain, ‘More powe Me ERE G teclondeiin os to his pruning knife—or should it be| ‘icccommander of the legion, will be tis axe?” chairman of the legion’s military policy the electoral college of an. state which BE SHOWN HERE ON JURY PROBE All Odd Trousers at Reduced Prices. °, committee of seven which was author-! C its voters. a ae \ has limited the number of its voters. | {i al by the recent national convention. , 15 Per Cent Discount on All Knox Hats and C The theory of this resolution, says! Display of Weapons to Feature Re- DANCE SUCCESS MEANS | Mr. Tukey won the D. 8. C. at Sois-! Thermopolis Verdict Fails to Rec- and Other Brand ae ’ ° Le é 6, a DoW! rOOpEratc zs * ‘ands. 1} the National Kepubtican, i that mom] eruiting Drive Second Week [Sin the military and naval attalex com. ognize Claims of Self-Defense : , Hers of Congress who have taken an{ in January | mittees of congress in effecting the mill Made by Leone Powers in 10 Per Cent Discount on All Dress and Work Shoes. ' vuth to obey the Constitution sHall act-| TO-END LEGION ORI Following the unusually la ance end success which | Brown Shooting 10 Per Cent Discount on All Winter Underwear. Men’s Silk Shirts, Madras Shirts, Flannel Shirts and Neckwear Greatly Reduced. iN. D. Barnett Outfitting Co. i Announcement of a recruiting drive} for the army during the month of Jan-/ uary for the Rocky Mountain district | made by Denver dquarters in| fconnection with gn interesting exhibit | of war paraphernalia which will be dis- | played in Sheridan, Casper, Cheyenne, | and Evanston in this state. Sgt. John} ually do so by carrying out the provi- sion that | Dr. &. Edmondson charter mem national citizens not ber of Jefferson post No. 141, Mt. Ver- non} Tl, has caused.the arrest of a revolutionary anarchist and his deten- | tion under $5,000 ball! Dr. Edmondson ge attend-/ listened to the man’s utterances while marked the) treating him, and then reported him to THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Dec. 5 Leone Powers, 16, who shot and killed her stepfather, Jack Brown, at the ranch home near Embar on Decembe 4, was held guilty for his death without comment on the provocation said to permit- is to exercise the franchise under state laws and practices sh¢ 1 not be used by those who disfranchise them the us fraudulent basis 00 0000000000000 0000000000000 OO SOTO OSO SESS OOOO OOS ESSSS ESOS OOOO EEES SOOO SSSSOSOOSOSSSOSOSOO® for representation in|, Somers of the Denver station will ar-| American Legion Christmas week dance| the authorities. have led to the shooting in a verdict Son oak: rive early in the month to make ar-| Saturday night in the I. O. O. F. hall,} pe ae returned the coroner's jury which 121 East Second Street Cone Son anil Che ieleoer a hcolle be: rangements for the exhibit here. a second holiday dance is to be given) aye yy, t ber. of ‘the. legion | Maa the gage under, copsideration’ Zor In other words if ain classes of] ‘The exhibit won nine blue ribbons at}next Saturday night In the same hall. 28 yoUDmeat. member Of tne, les 0b i three weeks. Sesceeecoeseeecesnce eecce seems to have some difficulty in getting | Sheba e. aoe avg | fairs in the e of Colorado during|MecKee's orchestra with all the ‘trim-| * Ws a one gs i Ung | Phe girl testifled that she shot her) —_—emeee se cee ee ee ee citizens are not recognized as voters}. “hast year and has attracted great| miss” will supply the music. Seourely, placed. | Hergen post. | New stepfather while he had a gun in his Pa a St the bt tos the sald ot be sey 2a ads attracted grea mp i euNPy Me MU ggcuragl Tork tho had him, ut now Steet Menges, we, Med 02. | ME counted as voters in according a state|#!! armies used in the Inte war. from members of the George Vromany iat) atv, tate in fis claim. Beereit Kl her and the rest of the family. = f = 2. . 3 § te et The dates on which the exhibition will| No. 2 post of the American Legion or at}. Cotrs Mies tha Re En) Nata vost, There were no other eye witnesses to |= ‘ 2 S iis representation in the House of Repelie made by. six recruiting officers at| the, Legion office in Casper tocated in] ®: Sotran, says the New Enaland pest. tng shooting. ‘The authorities have | our eciar ation o) a resentatives-and the-clectoral’ col Wyoming points follow: Sheridan, J the basement of-the West Hotel build-} tie * toe ° : ‘not determined upon a definite course ES : = ae i or, January 12 to 19;/4ng. More than 100 tickets have been i ‘ n the case |= = ee "4 = = oma = This would seem to be so clear 19 to 2! printed for Legion members and their iasetareh enmee |= n e en ence = proposition in common honesty that it{4 to February friends who were in the service. ! The Caltrornia legion is takin OTH CC ia = : Spar — Funds from these two dances will pro-| in the campaign to Festore the old | Toda S Events Me Réllawvoun ; 4 = > difficult to imagine what argument vide a great holiday feast for American|ish missions. Thesg ancient landmar y = ollow your country’s example. Declare ,your inde- = can reasonably be made against it. COLLEGE WOMEN OPPOSE BS or ce ia en el aes ee age on O65 Calta: Tea npenoee intel “api e - |= pendence—independence of the tyranny of financial 4 ”° uary 6, ry j posse: a the embers be- | 4a, ving B OUNt 5 . past, |S vorries. is ».fear . 4 = editorial statement of the Jack 5 Miatt thould notiey Harry Fuhee oF Ma vil take advantage of the |== complete freedom—and hold it, You do all these by B ¥ i : Hight whould notify’ Marry her or We. > ison to hold their annual zz Starting to save and keeping at it. Miss, Daily News, Democratic state or C. Calhoun at the American Legion) jyarbara Frietehie, post No. meetings this week = ‘ ; ; headquarters personally, by phone, ort y, | eae! Bn = xun in & commonwealth in which one e 3 York, flashed an invitation by ¥ Masiy men nnd women interested in |== p LOUIS. diy mail}—When young [PY mail before Friday night. Euch mem-);g the men op the incoming mine sv sree IGT BPERO Ha Uae eeu | Se ave 10r lour uture person In 30 customarily votes as come | women freshfen of Washington univer-|DéF of the American Legion is allowed | oy fleec to “Comé and ditiee with Burb-| Giavetund today for the twenteritth an = = pared With one in five in the states of [Sity. numbering 150, were questioned re- [#0 bring a “buddy” who served in the Frietchie.” Did the men accept? | Z ay YOU ai eRAtUTe for vouninihaleea vines cain (ae . whether they favored check-to- | War with him. They did. crowded the Hotel = signature to your initial savings deposit slip is the union which sdil maintain a repre i whelmingly de. SS Ratings 1 GER owdancavone = your declaration ‘of independence. Every daily or 2 sentative Republiean form of govern nanny hss nd should be RED LETTERS ADVERTISE of Harbara Frietehie’s usual successes, | OU D E weekly deposit will be a celebration—safe and sane. = One hundres nd -_-_ ae ment. Of the eight members of Con 4 man: usan i- |= ¥ ided that it gave the dead- Vert Bland, allewéd leader of the! i - |= 1 cash makes you ready for opportunity. ‘To be financially pre ress and the electoral college from Mis hance to do its worst, but | Centralia 1. W. W., is new behind pris- to y tho ds eA pene = pred is to have practical insurance AinGikg = Dat 9 OIC RECS | BREeL | UDO! “lines that they don’t care whether the fealty fi He: alos f i in- 7 . * . = {vs of ficople not permitted to, vole, |serm worked (or aurucksile yas “all the jmembers of the American Legion. Bert Of reliable means of main: You dream of the future, Why not plan‘to reilize those dreams? | 4 never was and ne will be better \4' taining vitalit De Saba. de diteie Ser ae Pe P Mit and seven upon the votes of people who | me te them” iken cure of. & y- i nite saving policy and stick to it with determination, do nut vote. in other Is, hulf PARIS.—(By mail.)}—The police — 9 = you will be building character-as well as capital. And character will = the delegation from that state exercise ising an opium den. It was th = independence today! . i Ee Tinh iaaled Dwar ae GORE TEL iI ler in antique When the a | ee = . ae Sh CoAB AL $5.0) mM 1 it one of the occupants told the - Sj = xan, the Jackson Daily News of D: | o anuitheidlgns wayeruulfatak Gaies ART JEWELER time-honored and reliable, = Th Cc N ° B cals cember 4th, says: LONDON.-ALy mail,)—The report of| were puinted in flaming red while the Prine ap yaeree eee = e asper ational ank ° a A 7 Major-General I. N. Sykes, controller] other lett ¥ C aoe D virtues and unriv efficacy. ln so far as the South is concern- E | asper enver : ; am of aviation, shows that out of 52,0 Sea | i i akn | H H 0 a ae am ene tin hr 99 ony cari een ol he See OW KEATING Matar | AL! ene TATRA 1 EE nlite Benes ; [DUC RiArooldiealva tba id ouralicehceniy Ol compan: returned from} : » Manager. , take Scott’s Emulsion. - ee ates 3 sthing Senator Moses charges [io deaths have TCCORISUMT HED York wher vent the Christ-| ‘It is known every- in his r jon. yecidents. mas holidays with his family. | Iris Theater Bldg. | where by the “Mark of co aT ep | ——— — SHITRETS * ‘i Effi 7” the Fisherman And we also will dismiss the sub- | \ pope ; = with the New York Gil | ect / spe That Pailed.—The great ocean ‘ Bowne, Bloow6cld,N war Jeet by asking, ‘What in the hell are liner rolled and pitched. ; ting in Den | Scott & Bowne cl you going to do about it?" ! NaN SEP UAE Bede, palo he answer to this defiant inquiry is:t “More than urling,” wus Hen j It all depends, as to what is goin 101" cn pee Ct aE i ; 0 “Cc; | Then there was un eloquent silence Lead Pencils Leading Magazines on Sale: Cigars Ie done about it, upou the number of “He she gasped, turning her) . "8. Candies : IC A a ae cmt na favo uway. “I thot that| Pens, Ink Hearst’s for Deceinber Box Candies : F : ; Stele nc ea’ me fect better, but it) Writing Tablets Literary Digest, Dec. 27 Issue Popcorn, fresh daily in congress states whose representation | > Queenslander (Brisbane, | d Envell TI Pc la Peanuts, roasted dail is proportionately reduced in Congress ma BY ELOPES ne | FQPURE a ¢ y 7 Q j Popular Mechanics Argosy All-Story Saturday Evening Post Denver Post Agency Country Gentleman - Casper Daily Tribune Red Book for’ January wud the electoral college to previde some For Prompt Deliveries o BUILDING MATERIAL and COAL A COMPLETE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND Q) WHAT DID THE GOV- ERNOR SAY? “From the standpoint of ethics and sound fi- nance, every young bodies based upon the} of pe not recognized us yout s under the laws of theirsstate Newspapers from Everywhere —-0-+—— Palmer SLES LL Ia SSD STS, \ \ N \) \ N N \) ,) . N & tl relict’! | | 1 ! tells a Chicago, audience | from the high cost of «diving will ne in the next few months. | ee beer tomor-| } tuminds us of the * couple should own a ps Aaa Ralie alin a F r* row U On the xuluen door. Tomor home as soon as possi- Phone r Phone | ao Ve : # : rew" never came, ble. 256 } 256 | ee: i See ties | “Every home owner = = ‘ ; ew e arm 0c S In view of its handling of the guge is a bulwark of Ameri- Road Maps, 4 and Greeting | Se fe the Wilse udininistration | canism and a safeguard \ against Bolshevism, | --Gov. F. P. Goodrich, of course INFORMATION BUREAU~153 South Center St. Cards, too \ | $2.20 nD uP To g | | Now showing bw élye new styles ranging in price from | | | Burnett | f Indiana THINGS TO REMEMBER: 60 1 0 tical Co. | on ed The Army and Navy Club Benefit—1 have reserved seats for sale. Boys of school age | Ove and ‘eight-day alarmé} nickel and ‘brass finish ; bs 5 | ye) ee Ben Really Ga cannot sell papers during school hours. The City Information Bureau, Second and Center, will | sia oS ees gh? ee Opticians be painted this week. The Denver Post will haye a mammoth New Year's edition. The News HH | Dae anee | 109 w.is* ST. lepot will soon have a Western Union clock. An electric sign was ordered sometime ago. | H | | iro 0 PHONE 74W at | CHAS. M. GUNNISON. ||, SAOAMeS Hardware Co. | ' Cabper, Wye. ke hese 601, ; ‘ : y Second and’ Woleot! i —-_ wf > .s 7. = ™ rarer ane lee LE HT RBTT Ne -