Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 8

CAGE EIGHT Laspe @ Mey Che Casper Daily Cribune LA’ Te a Ia a ain at Somme Issued every evening except Sunday at ity by making it a better place to do Soca Pape Ie "pachange Building watt notin by /® ware she a ~ BUSINESS TEIBPHONB........5...15 é , to live in. Entered at Casi eu (vyoming) Posto. ‘ : aft py the business eg ‘profi second-class er, Nov. 28, today, = —— adv: of ine their eit y MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘ henee, ene and REPORTS FROM THB UNITED PRESS ‘ inevitably go $6 thas el pesas <= h greeted. advan: . “A Well organized ie = r f ; Chamber of Commerce is such insur- sity Rdltor 3 x : f ‘ a y ance. 8. Gnieerrii jociate Edite, « = > WG There.is a very wealthy man in Des el i Advertising Representatives 3 2 y Moines who for a long time could see Educational Training , under Voca| CHIMP BEATS. David J. Randall, 341 Fifth Ave., Ss no need for’ Chamber of Commerce. |’ ~tional-Provisions Can Be Se- presence a LEE RR | ‘ z After much effort he was induced to ed Ap licati to 1720-23 Steen Bids. : j member. “For the past ‘five cured on Application Chicago, 11. a, at subscribed $4.000 annpally i copies, of the Daily ‘Tribune are on f Sees he hag Office Here ‘ew York and Chicago of- 7 | ; Wie seanoriine Reine. NRG itors are welcom a (By Man iki GLOBE, Ariz., Jan. 23.- y Car- u y bg Thiesi-ane Natrona county ment who) er enreigmy chamglon, 9 meme served in the world war and who were here Thursday night. injured have been asked to report to the office of the federal board for vocation- al education to obtain rights to take the educational training provided by the war department. This officer has his af office open in room 211, Oil Exchange bufiding. ‘The list of men who have been asked to report follows: Baker, Stephen Henry, Casper. —— Bamboles, Sam, Powder River. Cason, Geo. E., Casper. Creps, Archibald B., Casper. Chidester, Rolland Clark, Casper. All the houses in the poorer quarters Clark, Ezra J., Casper. \ | of the capital of Honduras are made of Crawford, Geo. E., Casper. wth T couldn't hire ‘the people of this community to do for my private inter- ests what the Chamber of Commerce ‘is doing} for any such sum/as ‘$4,000 a year.’ Yet, united in the Chamber of Commerce they have increased the value of my property, provided me with a contented labor supply to draw upon and widened my markets by making Des Moines known as a city of enter- prise und progress. My contribution to the income of the Chamber of Com- merce is the best investment I ever maide."* One Year .. Months Three Months’. One Month Per Copy Gne Year Six Months ‘Three Months . No subscription by mail accepted ‘tor less period than three months. All subscriptions must be paid in ad- vance and The Daily Tribune will not insure delivery after subscription ¥e- comes one month in arrears, Member of Audit Burean of Circulations B. ©.) Member of the Associated Press t The Associated Press is exclusively ‘i 5 ) B mahogany, which is the cheapest wood | Derby, Chester D., Pedro. entitied to the use for republication of 4 Hg . , ., or al! news credited in this paper and also ast 5 there, George, Raymond F., Casper and the local news published herein. Se ee Billings, Mont. Green, Fred W., Casper. George, Bill, Casper. NOTICE The human hand from’the wrist to Do not give your subscription for the end of the middle finger is one- The Casper Daily Tribune or way mon= |» Garrett, Marion L., Casper. a ey to any solicitor who promises to tenth of the total height of a°man of | Gaichouse, Thos, G., Freeland. 5 give you a premium or a chavo in any pextect. proportions, | Harding, Clayton W., Casper. no sort of contest, or pay any money to a ? any, Slenr strangers, untess they can show a4 In England the only civilian who has! Higgins, Wm. Frederick, Glenrock. ter from The Casper Datly Trin: siened by the Circulation Manaser, au- thorizing them to solicit subscriptions and collect money for same. a. right to pass through marching troops Hale, Vernon, Salt Creek. is the court physician on his way to a, Hennckad, Evayne, Casper. royal residence. * Latz, David, Casper. McAleen, Lawrence O., Cagper. et There are eight hundred and forty- Michie,- Donald D., Casper.’ Califor- ive color. h thre languages and dialects spoken nia, want address. i! cramps or ~ — Presb 3 i blacks of Africa, but only ® Miller, Geo. B, (approved), Casper, | p LET THE PEOPLE RULE pus! she FLW yy Marks, Geo. A., Casper. Newton, Fred M., Caspe LMOTP IM MO OOMOI ODIO IAN Did It Ever Occur To You That it is possible for you to saye money by buying your - ‘groceries from us. Don’t take our word for it—give us a trial—find our for yourself. Saturday Specials The highest spot inhabited by human beings is the Buddhist cloister of Hanle, in Tibet, where a score of monks live at an altitude of neurly sixteon thousand feet. — The Japanese are far ahead of all other nations in the art of making ar- tificial, flowers. They copy with mar- The Republican party is facing sure victory ‘in the nation ‘this fall, “unless it defeats itself,” as Will Hays, our Re- publican National Chairman, well says. How is it liable to defeat itself? By vel fidel: 1 ) cocksuredness and by trying to do the but whole ele HAS feed ernie in whole thing buck-end foremost, the old] ‘The smug satisfaction of the. New bloom. Eastern method of politics. It may as] yorker who sits in his swivel chair and PERTINENT FAGTS ON Pl A G OR Its hard to beat us for quality’ and well be understood that the Eust can | contents himself by repeating ‘As York ps te pemenuiod drinks, ae not work that way or work alone and] state goes, so goes the Union,” is de- ‘ win. It must cooperate with the West] plorable. That man has not breathed} CASPER CHAMBER (i COMMERCE in spirit and in fact. Remember 1913. {he free air of the Middle West, the} é We deplore the old school of potitics,| Rockies and the Pacific. Provincialism where a Tow leaders Practice, and ef'eP /must cease. Old-fashioned idews of pot | Fxecutive Committee Prepares Answers to Natural In-| succeed, in nominating whom they} jticians must cease. The National Com- would and let the people go. meekly mittee must remember Jt ia the instru: quiries Regarding Organization in Series of MPs FFF PSSST F IT OTT TOT PTT es = The weakest point in. most batteries is the strongest in to the polls in November, and, as it}ment of the party: members ‘and not A ti i 4 J TA Indestructible Fancy Eggs, were, ratify their nominations. This’ is} their master. | cles. of Interest to the Public (tel Si etna el Pes dozen =. % why direct primaries came into being.| we repeat, leaders,,may be able to ARTICLE NC No.1. Tice! locke the plates apart rt! Fancy Creamery Butter, Tt has Weng been the idea that Che Peo: force a nomination tut se’ people deigha Among the many. questions asked of the men who are pro- and prevents shost circuits. | Per Ib. ......... a ea ple may elect delegates to our Nation:| electing. Let the people rule! moting the expansion and reorganization campaign of the Cas- per Chamber of Commerce, five seem to be Bppesmacet in the mittee will do the nominating and i} wilson probably thinks Bryan is tale minds of the citizens. These are has unusaully been so in both old parting mighty mean advantage of a sick! 1, Why should Casper have : a.Cham amber of Lat Semmens? | Chamber of Call and let us explain more fully why’ this Battery hag longer life. Y CO. CARER BAe No. 24% cans Monarch Grapes, Per can ..... No. 2 cans Sugar Corn, Per can. al conventions, but the National Com- PE ERE ae ee ties. man. 2. What.can the Casper 3. it must be gravely considered that a Poe Who is going to run the. Sernee Chen have an Sommerer oe 8 i kina Chamber of Commerce? lahagn epidemic aieitcen wave’ = esiss Saacad babs No. 2 cans Solid Pack Tomatoes, 1 5 few leaders may sometimes nominate} Get behind the Chamber ef Commerce} 4. How will the Casper Chamber of; Men working together rary tay te aa B. of Oil Fillin: Per.can ...... = ets but they can never elect. That is when] reorganization campaign and push a|Commerce be financed? & common cause learn to give. Station No. 1 cans Chicken the people haye the si The 1912 cam:| good thing along. 5. What about tho permanence’ of} The accomplishments of a well or- Phone 907 Cy les f : eae hc Ree ; Sood SHIPS CANE: the Casper Chamber of Commerce? ganized Chamber of Commerce bring EG ane amales for - paign is an example of this. It might o- | Members of the exezutive comrpiitec | immediate and tangiblé results to a city fa Free Inspection be said that the National Committee] ir, McAdoo declares’ that he won't| have prepared answers to these gues-|4nd- {ts people. The storekeeper, the aud Distilled 1 Ib. pkg. Steel Cut Coffee, as A f 4 Re _ tions and express {hanks to. the Casper |All owner, the pb; and: lawyer, Water Per Ib. . carried Utah and Vermont in 1912 and) }e a candidate for President. Wood: | Haiiy Tribune for its ¢o-operation in pre- \e¥@n the newsbes, sense the. ness the voters carried the other states. row’s son-in-law is a shrewd man and| senting them to its readers. The first The old tendency is iu evidence today.| don’t propose to put his money on a gear tke today; the others will follow No. 214 cans Sweet Meadow Be Syrup, per can aS 25¢e Discarded leaders are having themselves |1amo hogs. Why should, Casper hive a Chamber} 30c Bottle Gilt Edge announced in big newspaper interviews pi he al PN 8 ES | of Commerce? Shoe Dressing at .... very city needs an organization of that they are for this candidate or that y |the character of a Chamber -of Com- cundidate. What do the voters care | EN \merce. Lbvery city needs an organiza, ; . ; tion which will bring the men and wo- whe Chay ai, Ore Tite; eoperge ne) Imen together to do things that “the ideas of their own America c t s! em ia studious, thinking people. It is undoubt- uv :. This getting t her stimulates dis cussion of the problems of the city; it |] ediy true that more than. one good RILEY FOULS OPPONENT cso: things to do that nobody had 5 nt : ever thought of; it puts\a united force publican presidential} canqigaty OF te: behind the individual who would like a !to have things done but knows be cai, Associated Prens.) not do them alone. Discussion of a | t—=Bobby | city's needs leads naturally to the find: | in favor of such candidates. Waugh of San Antonio and Ralph | ing of ways and means of doing thimgs. { When we stop to think of the won | Moft of the 19th infantry, fought a | 4 well-manned, well-planned Chamber | | a ,| fast ten-round draw here last night. for Commerce provides the city with an | | derful, sacred right it is to choose 4) — Hickey Riley of San Antonio ak | 6, canization and-the niachinery to maké President of the United States, every] most had Eddie ‘Connell, Wane J use of the-best thgught and energy of - wook to bo} Structor at the University of / Ie {the citizens. A disorganized factory is real patriot should simply seek to out, when he struck Connell if the | 4 yenuco to the industria) life of-a city. for the best man. Therg should be a] face as “He wes rising after the Dent It is a liability. An unorgenized com Bars Palmolive Soap for . Pkgs. Pearline Washing Powder for .... has been injured by the glaring * FOR SATURDAY arations of old politicians that they are Richelieu - No. 10 Queen Olives........ Q Richeli ep Phone 903 DUALITY Souinrtey apie No. 10 Stuffed Olives... 143 E, Second St, . fe i munity is & Ikab! ty to tho nation. 4 2 Ce ern ae . bring forth its faverite son or sons apd OF tine ‘aif py eds ‘out ‘of: which’ ito Richelieu « the ver and Dp e blur tichard Lewis: is visiting with old! give to hig or ber, city. Jet, ys lame bona er a0) 1 NII ty CeanaS La Cautions wom ar-l Sopainet Fe merly a rosident here ‘befoye moving to usking the citizens for some service for file seem to want. That can’t be done] Sheridan, Wyo., where he hus extensive the common good, that he is too bugy stock interests. | with his own affairs. = The accomplishments ef # well or M hant Fi ancial Wreck ganized Chamber of Commerce will erc ik quickly show that man that‘be ts uot: “Tam uw financial wréck because of: too bysy with hig own affairs. to give the expens® of doctors and inedicine!a little time and energy to his com ‘or my wife, She. lids, been a chronic | munity. 2 Will not be lous in agres- \ufferer for 10 years. Bome pronounced! ing with the man wlio’ Liivented the } t gall stones, some gastritis and some| phrase “Wnthusiasm iy: contagious—-: ntestinal inflammation. I happened o read un ad of Mayr’s Wonderful fp po “cure” often temedy and from the first dove my | | “butt Lite is Bulk Queen Olives, Le quart... ribbon on the man whom the rank and Casper Storage Co. correctly until the National convention is in session and the candidates hav¢ been nominated. Otherwise it is like » judge on the bench deciding a case be fore the evidence is all submitted. Where a candidate for delegate fo « National convention is for a certain can didate he shoyid give notice to that ef ny fect and secure his clection or appoint ment accordingly. Otherwise, a dele gate of strong character und sound av (In corporated) . jueg id sent untnstructec| nation which causs practically all HOSRPAL Sore RT stomach, liver and intestinal] ailments. ; 1a use bis best judgment when tho POM | in cuding uppendivitis: - One dose will Ss angus INSURANCE inations have been mude in open cov onvinee or money rofunded.->For sale - f 111 Second with vention. - " In an ordinary dog chow. ghickep show, cattle show, oy hoyse show the different specimeny are trot together. . ‘The judgey look, them over and pig the “THE INSURANCE MAN”. blue ribbon on the one that seems to . GENERAL INSURANCE itiddaps od! thule way in Judging puck Fidelity, Surety and Contract Bond a Specialty 2 yhow the blue ribbon would pe phwed | A Decisive Moment il a tian’s We i, that mo t w proaches the receiving el ie and makes the initial deposit that This one le act has be Pehihiy Je Manent progress, <A pee eb be back ed wing @ 3 ich means go much? vife has steady improved.” It is a ample, harmless’ preparation that ro- moves the catarrhal mucous from the testinal tract end allays the intlain- be the best type. If the old-time pol 2 iI Qc at the CHILI K mon of their king witheut The G. F, Bell enc joe kinds of Send ity of t with thu | ; 303 Oil Exchange Bldg. t} Ag Teeghe 363 J sea ar ober at dat of the show. : | the ep uppert