Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 2

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Chicago, 3 , + March’ X Copies of the Daily Tribune are on : ure_by Mar file in the.New York and Chicago of- ficee anf visitars are welcome. = S =. WASHINGTON tee EF? ounce ; S 2 § ao — VAS! 4 \- - SUBSCRIPTION RATES , GTON, Annou! \ i ment of the population of practically all iy Carrier : ; 3 ——" = cities of the country by May or June and, the total population of the entire res don Teountry in September or October is the One Month expectation of the director of the ceri- : : 9 = Y rf ; | Sus, Sam L, Rogers. iy) . gne wean. $8.00 7 Population statistics of some of the Thee ont : hase bomeuls probably will be completed by No subscription by mail accepted for fareh or earlier. Washington, D. ©., is vediPeubseriptions must te bald tn ad- thirteenth enads Ia Tai" In that vent vance and The Daily Tribune will not rirteentth enaus tn 110. In that year insure delivery atter subscription be- it was taken April 16 and announced June 24, Rhode Island's population in 1910 was announced first of the states’ on July 21. New York City’s population was announced September 2, Boston's September 14 and Chicago's Septem- |ber 18, The center of population, Blooming- jon, Indiana, was announced July 17, andthe country's total population was made public December 10, “The enumeration is in. progress thruout the entire country,” sajd Mr. Rogers today. ‘Advices from the super- visors indi¢ate that during >the: first Week at “least 70,000 enumerators were started. “We find that:in some districts it will be’ necessary to postpone the enumera- tion’ because of weather conditions There ‘has been no opposition: to fur- hishing ‘the Information: requested by the enumerators. “The stpervisors report: the comple- tion of the ehumeration in many dfs- tricts, and as rapidly as the enumera- | tors turn in thetr portfolios they aré has committed an’ unpardonaile blunder —- being examined in the office of the su- I . ki ) fit in depriving the five Socialists of their raat’ pee Waid ace eee 4 eK. seats"in the New York Legislature, ac- PAULINE FREDERICK T haye been instructed, to Bend the sched- cording to Col. George Harvey, efitor ' | A : cls eo: ly we thercrort Marware i ur In é of Harvey's Weekly, who declares tht | BEST IN ‘THE PALISER expect a large amount of the work to ae et ees ey | 4 | reach..the office in Washington. during 2 it was a case of “sentence first, ver- | 1 - | the latter of this montir of the first dict afterward!” Wei may also, concede, ae | ; | of ‘ebruary, but’ag a genergl rule the says Col. Harvey, “that there was legiti- . | BASE KT IRIS THEATER ssmeracion wilt be completed thruout mate ground for scrutinizing the qual- the entire colintry, by the first of Feb- * ‘ : ; . 4 | - ruary. It pve be some, time, however, iy a pi one cake ate Executive Committee Prepares Answers to Natural In- “The Palivér' Case,” by Edgar saitas,| where t ae peek wottpinnaare, coitat } men. It is always the right'and duty 6 R = O [sabe : Se ~ f Goldwyn's' newest picture, will be shown } of ‘climatic conditions: ; quires: \egarding rganization in Series o ' ; tu “One Year . 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NOTICE Do _ not give your subscription for The Casper Daily Tribune or i 4 mon- ey to any solicitor who promises to give you a premium or a chance in any Sort of contest, or pay any money to strangers, un'éss they can show’ a iét- - ter from The Casper Daily Tribune; signed by the Circuiation Manayoer, au- thonteler them to solicit subscriptions and colle ct_ money for SAE -colloch, One ri AUe/ Serves save sas 2 == eee a> SN SOCIALISTS HAVE RIGHTS Yr Misied by an example which it did not understand, the New York Legislature of a representative legislature to make hat the Iris theatre today. } “We, are now organizing @ force of < i | - This dramatic tate edncerns tie’ mur-| clerks who will bé equipped to examine sure }ihet, fis members are titted to} Articles of Interest to the Public “+2. laae Se pieoanne baling duces Sere the schedules, as~rapidly as they, are serve; But that is a very different an'D, jin’ his box ‘at the’ dpera.' "Two! people! receiyed from “the supervisors. _ These thing from cirtly® éxclidirig’ niembérs : 4 ( \are accused, a man ‘and ‘a‘ woman, ‘as| clerks .will, make’a, preliminary count, t i? >i sarge iar 3 +> = ARTICLE NO, 5 bie PE. EON: they! each have daggers in their pos-)of ‘the , population. This preljminary from their seats without investigation Permanence .of the Casper chamber of commerce was discussed ‘session and are mear by Wheh the deed |eount will. be made publle ax rapldiy |. y or trial and denying them a hearing ar a ‘ mattis \x 5 in tis done. It develops Jn ‘the trial that the 6 the tatals for the cities and-the minor 1 i today by the director of the membership campaign whi h rhe be Ao | woman, Cassy Cara taufine Frederick) elvil divisionp are -‘olitained... The popu- : on the floor of the house to which they! next week. His statement constitutes the-answer to the fifth of the 5 ‘ had been urgdd 126 a “mock ‘madiridge Jation of the cities will be -announced had been regularly elected. questions which"haye been asked in connection with the drive about jwith tne dead man; "Go" that gives hér |firat. We hope. that the: total popula- to lea ta: * j]] \@mple motive for the crime, Thg man, }tioh of the coyntry willbe known i We hong. of, course, that this eXtr-|+4 open, the others as to\why there should be a chamber, what it’ will lecetuir Lavingat-Catbdbesresceroy Hite heen ; own 14 ordinary agtion was pot taken with any | 46, who-willrun it and how it will be financed. h d z to utter a threat against the mur- ro ae = en a) witine or iol eeae . reneaver’ the nq {dered man at his cul, and ax his name | aan a Le he a aor a hed G a via fas Mitta Ses death ac }and of the president and_of the board| jun heen axocinted With Casey Cara's en a ; discriminate against thtm siAply, Pe: |r ere ted mundeOt! those who hava’ ex-| of directors to wee that = cbinmittees nis motive for a crime is also suspected. | - St & cause they were Socialists. There is nO) amined the plans of the expansion cam-| ca) ogapareeeity eee he perma | The! sivangest part. of, all is that hoth |. jamesmam Sie Stas t more reason for excluding a Socialist, |paign, there is, of course, no such ques- “a_-yol i yee "3 | “ a f a voluntary organization of} tien,”’ said the specialist. “But others | new 19} $ s as such, than a Republican or a Demo-| ayo and will ask it, and I am glad of | men is to keep them, bu Every Article Offered i This Sale i ASPECIALBARGAIN the man and woman, make full confes- UO} it sion of thelr own implicity. Omer The deep love of an old man for his violin-and his daughter “Cassy: aids im unraveling, the strange web.of this dra- | matic story. The capable cast includes ‘ames Neil, Hazel Brennan, Alec Fran- : cis, Weatyburton mble, ‘kate adaster , fing: are and Carrie jee Ward. Wiliam Parke | World for fireproofing.” We directed the 'photoplay. ‘ ithe only manufacturers of As- teas... Paulifie. Frederick displays soine of! bastos Chimney Blocks in: the crat. There is nothing in Socialism gec- pc at aah to: potnt’- ott) certain | eee eer aceemiplished won obvious facts. | essurily incompatible with loyalty t0}°°A" chamber of commerce Id an or- [eile service far (he ‘commihity.We the Constitution ‘of the’ United States, | ganization whose life depends upon the re On Tener oF the, charmer et emg eee CALpS apetam does not |Feady to respond to any all that eon fessed adherence to the Republican ‘or| constitute a chamber of commerce. A/10 Hine ee ae lad ON eee oD Ie iapctent Peon, | brot into Intimate touch with .asspeial The best material in the any more than there is anything in pro- the Democratic party that would pre- Julie, inbdin Sensible y of Woman- Sih 4, |Problems of the community that »de-/tieint wane | fete : ; vent @ man from playing the traitor. |aetuency the planiot organisation OC a | mandy attentien; #0 (hgt we. mah avi} Kindy Yor. who eas tha she would not | United States. Order them for ip i y ap: fGen OF SOMITE AW vor chamber of ecommerce’ with: | he Sofor her pic- t Membership in and election by the S0-) Ward to permanency and constantly in-|Work-In a chamber of eomy RUSE BHCLItoAT Steal ene your home, ‘out gaining & Wider Vision of the Git n needs and a coystantly growing inte iset Cage, FRED PATEE st and loyalty. tthe . 1 ted by William Parke, | 44) Miss of the organizatioof which he is 2 srooferick’s lnveut_ Golawzn, picture WANES, Oak su. Caspet, Wao. u “| member. | ee ot thes Blane 105 ae ne. aaa | “The ways und mean’ "that have been ‘ t chamber _of BeOS} “| discovered to make eftective the volun Ww h he L ri | : i k abilliar dabei fs in many respects “/tary Kervice of a large group of elt atc th e. ittle i iP es; . : 5 3 zens are the result of lung study: and} The iets. W. ii Sa. hesctarery. ip some niagpe. jexperience. ‘They have within the last | a are es Wa “The new members who will come in ap iene cin | 5 2 bond a : large numbers to the chumber of com. | f¥P Amrit peer: silver: vomnine aki Unsightly and Disfiguring Sig- gtionttedt {rauble. This as es m-|to scientific anulysis and defi one of fe greatest , vcaetalile merce will be eager and: insistent that ser’ He atic Gatnel. nals of Bad Blood. 1 t “We have feferred tothe example of|the chamber do something. It has been | have been worked into a Lata ‘ : campound: known, and ‘contains It is|the practice-in some chamber of ¢om-|7#}/n) PFOSTAM: Crk paManN Ne Ga Pimples vou Ue face and other a mio crala or coptieals 9 injure merce campaigns, after the members|. Ba 5 eendty é “allie cc parts of the Body are warnings i nave | been “epfisted, {td ipromptly forget Chamber of © RONEA Feuer from Nature that your blood is| Go to ie drug store, and gct 2 them. After this campaign, not a day | @UCt 2 spss : sluggish and impoverished. Some-|hottle of 3S. %. today, get rid af will elapse before the call will go out for times they foretell cczema, boils, those angsightly, isfiguring pim- pl cialist party was therefore no cause foFfereaking strength must deal first, last and all the time with the membershi “One of the team captains remarked There may, it is true, be some adequate} the other day after a careful discus- plehttid story. “t barring these men from their seats. cause, We do not know. If so, the fact should have Lbeen-made to appear. These men should at least have been indicted for high crimes and misdemeanors be- . fore being thrust into outer darkness. the Berger case in Congres possible that the New York Assembly imagined thut it was following thet for all the activities of the chamber for the benefit of the whole communi- example. But it certainly was not. Vie-|the members to elect the directors. AGl eit ghould. give) Auieh Salegorius \ te blisters, aan) pilice ai nrdiscrders i¢ > ed other sila Feith ms. 4s oI ed with -]so0 as this is done, and the officers} if i uuiries and saUbute ote tiielinen that burn ii e flames of fire. wHl cleanse your thorough- tor Berger had been charged with spe-]4007 8s tit ie one ne cnbers prlll| St pbulries end requedia. or the mem: They mean that your lilood needs Ig Far apie! taedical advice fre ae i Fert » ques-| DerS Bnd shou raid 32 £ : S. £.'S. to cleanse it of these im- ress Medical Director, 41 Swi cific violation of law, and with overt lagain be called upon to answer the ques-| iontiy wdvised of what other progres: | ure accumulations that can cause atory, Atlanta, Ga. acts of disloyalty. He bad been indict-|tion: What is the chamber of com:| vive citiey in the state of the competi:| ~P4 He ‘ ve 1, GR merce going to do? tive field are doing and how they are | —— ae eer tt a —_ ed, tried, found guilty, und sentenced.) “when each member of the chamber has made his or her ansWers to this question, the membership as a whole will have given the directors 4 well- lefined program to which they are pledged. RK EKEHRIK ELA RAEI IAIN IAI IAI AAAI INI AA NAIA NALIN AIN IEA. eluding him, But even in that flagrant |” “phe next question before the mem- case, the House gave him his day in|bership is, Who will carry this program -; ‘Notice UNITED SPANISH-AMERICAN ited him to take his | ey? tne Prtmberabin rhe: board ter rr tt a ehh ther! and-urgue his cage dinestort ip, a dipecting body and cs YOUNG MAN WANTED. 7 doing it. | “These are the plans that make the | | chamber of commerce permanent. 'Thes |are the plans that will govern the mod: | erh chamber of commerce which Cag-! pey will have at the conclusion of next) | week's campaign.” That-was why the House of Kepresen- tativés excluded him, and excluded hin a. second time, and will keep on ex: i mem Hp # wohidng body. | Are Requested to Meet | as be saw fit. Ke pf, che prograin of work will) Yourlg mun, 18 years old with com- * f GREG tothe New Yorn .onsrsnebody | Hae RMR NS RePaME: Spoettie. aanat Lidl Bacio Meusaton wie’ ences AT THE COURT HOUSE . 7 forthe mittéés td do. There will|/for an opportunity to get connected 3 ; X At 12:30 P. M pretends that the Socialist Assembly tne no standing committees and no Wait-' with one of the fastest srowing cor-| i R .M. die mimi h offences -4s]ing gommiftges, Bach assignment that! porations in the United States. refer | ; at see eee Gage wea ca rice [MAIER To, &: ontalllee- wil be- ex-| bad tebe wanta to tesen ‘the rated anery| Friday, Janvary 30° those of which Berger was convicted.) oicie in directing what. is to be don | chandise business from bottom up. Must To Attend the F 1 of Comrade Of course, if. they had done so, the|and when, and it is: the-business of the! be willing to devote hig entire time to| 0 en e Funeral of Comrad vat ‘ 1 manager of the chamber of commerce) hig work. Ambitfon—Honesty—inter. By Order J. K) District Attorney was abominably Jax lest will spell success. Reasonable salary | 9 Pay y in not ‘bringing them to book. They |and intellettial, such as Charles Evang | vnje: jearning,. unlimited whem ayali-| had. not been jndicted, tried, convicted, Hughes, iw4s not consulted by the pel sentenced. ¥et they were not even|iticians at Albany before they em titted thenivelves-and* their followers fied. ‘ i ‘* yoy are not looking for a future x . MP do not apply. | IIE RE: gf y ‘or Appolut it Call 155-W. Ask for) 12 ¢ moe - ‘ Z freebee reat teem tee Fey ver te.90. deplorable y cous | For oe te siberian ‘oi : . Salle awe 8 ) Rage FR Ralf paiang a es dag | er Trinsuwa as sa nn en ail Clearance Salen VELVET HATS i) Gata Ey KEITH LUMBER CO a ething which dig- | ( y i j * pape: pa Eick ‘greatly Special Clearance ale on ' W. R. Fr ank C onstruction Co. fo wronged its victims, and which is Iike- ly to aggravate some of the very con ditions. against Which the act wag nom “Tt a @ thousend dng one pitied thet some legder.gfrqal authority, morel | : ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday and'Schobl Girls” Hats, 75¢ up to $2.00 . $1.50 up to'$5.00 For Prompt Deliveries of BUILDING MATERIAL and COAL LETE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND” NYPRUCT BULLDINGA OF, ALL: RINDS Pony Powérs and’ Canty ‘Cotistfuction ‘3 ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY BURNIBHBD 0 | Phone 766.9" 1° 9690.8. Bldg: -- Casper, Wye. 26Loe ec veceouseceecvevceerarecucs see yeveng Oe Rese suORA’ x Misses’ 'SIIISD IL: EATER