Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1920, Page 10

PAGE PAGE TEN Cree Casper Dailp Cribune of tax per capita for pie the goy- ———<<———S Ssakl aeate aiomine Bt q| ernment at ‘Washington is five times Casper, Natrona ewe de'builtne io | what it was only four years ago shows tation offices: Oi] Exchan S| Wren colt how extrava; Ings are run BUSINESS TELEPHONB.....,---+--15| ante ae ing - at the national capital, Entered at Cispex (Wyoming) Postof-| ere SS ree ice as second-class matter, Nov. 22,1916 Senator Newberry ped '"9 (32 sine | BER THE ASSOCIATED Ess) REPOWTS FROM THE UNITED Press paign expens-3 2 & eng prosecuted HANWAY, President and Editor NWA) move ‘weekly ele mig CHINESE) corporation now salt controjling rest in the doer g: rhose prod! has otic Sport since September, | wyn Pictures is ARL E. H. , Business Manager| by *2 gt,<rnment. Son-in-law Me- im, which appenrs i " i 1919. Coincident with .the announce ae ey -Aavertising Manes? Aqoe conducted a canfpaign for the arcleatots npeelat Yat Nand ea maces Shake ca Trac ; ment. that, unlimited resourced are |, GRIPFITH: Aasociate © placed behind the Bray organization, it is stated that the scope of the Bray's oe ‘enailaeit ee ‘contern,:, when, he. doean't China a mas Her - Borders Affected]? Presidency at the expense of the gov-| Use Mails to Collect, but Lose Advertising Wert swenrntives y '’ Deve Shar ts nein Ke, eenment and now, passes as a great} fir Ptkpndls ieee saree RA know what by aren shipping te] and Old Imperial Agreements i ec ao ea Feetsen, king & Pradden, Public example of virtue. }go to our legal department; less than 2|the shipment, find fault with quality or with Former Russ Govern- The first | Kin, 1720-; Rt Stegen Bidg., Copies of the ‘Saty iTribune are on file in the New York” and Chicago of- fices and visitors are welcome. wes Gates ans One Year . Six Months Three Months ... One Month . Per Copy . One Year . Six Months Three’ Month: No subscription by less se fem ya than three months. eabacripuons must be paid in ad- wanoe and The Daily Tribune will not insure delivery after subscription be- comes one month in arrears. « eee Member of Audit Bureau of Ch tions (A. B.C.) wigs Member of the Associated Pre: The Associated Press Is exclusively FE 2. He ae ott republication of ews credited in this paper the local news published. herein, ae art *~,Do not typ NOTICE give your subscription for The Casper Daily Tribune or any mon- ey, £9, any solicitor who promises. to give you @ premium or a chanwe in any Bort of contest, or Pay any. hioney to Strangers, unless they can show n iet- ter from’ The Casper Daily rinune, ned by the Circulation Manuser, auc thorizing them to sohiort subscriptions = SFE OIE MOVEMENT 1N ss] SPAIN 15 MAKING SWIFT PROGRESS, SAYS LEADER (Ry Annociated Press.) | LONDON Stall t Atiss Chrystal} Macmillan, British suffragist says the woman’s suffrage movement is making rapid progress in Spain. A number of women hold important edu- jcational positions and others are working as jounalists on leading news- papers, but as yet there are compara- tively few women physicians. The in- ternational women's conference is to be held in Madrid, May 2 to 8, next. The women of four Spanish nations, Spain, Argentina, Uruguay and Cuba, have now applied for affiliation with the International Women's Suffrage Al- lance. ———— —£ j mail. per cent are lost,” said Alfred J. Obst, credit manager of N. Sallinger’s Peoples | Credit company of Bostor, in discussing the matter of honesty of the general ublic, This small proportion of losses from |more than 130,000 accounts carried by | the company, is all the more remarkable because this company employs no .col- lectors nor investigators. The custom- ers either call at the office and pay in (person or send their remittances by When accounts lag, Uncle Sam's postoffice department is the only collec- leader, | tion agency used. - Of the 4 per cent of|/to advertise for some one to kick in ‘who has recently returned from Madrid, jaccounts turned over to the legal de-|with a complaint when—bing! partment, half of them settle after a let- ter or two are sent out. Credit is either given to a_prospective customer within from’ two to’ twenty minutes, or refused him. There are no long waits sometimes of two or three days, as is often the ease with other credit houses. The customer gives ref- erences and thesé are. investigated by telephone, So large a number of ac counts are carried that many of the references given can be found on the company’s own books and they prove to be the best references. Very often a héw customer comes thru recommenda- tion of a customer already on the books. wired: ‘Car so-and-so, goin-tu-dle-about-it?’ do about, but settle the Hecktman way —wiring the return of your money; you handle the car!’ Qhio, says: condition and force an adjustment. This method also permits him to do business on a smaller: capital, and because his selling expense is less, he can really sell for less. Hechtman's advertising methods are original, even tho his “copy” isn't al- ways strictly grammatical. He usually pays no attention to spelling and pune- tuation, but confines himself to. “talk- ing” in his ads direct to his trade, One o¢ his advertisements telling of a com- plaint he received, read a8 follow: “'Twas so soft that I was just about Ww. J. Shellenberger, Republican, Neb,, some+ where out in. the Tall Grass country. This man was wiring in at the rate of $2,000 to $3,000 per day. I don’t know him from a nickel pot of sour ‘beans, but did know he was all wool and a yard wide—when I had some 10m—1i5m dol- lars of his jack in my jeans, and he at Dorchester, Neb., is a car of nutmegs, what-r-yu- I sald, ‘Nothin’ to Another guy at Akron, Mke buying a pig-in-a-poke, ment Remain in Effect “By Associated Press.) PEKING (By Mail).—Danger that the Bolshevik make on China is pointed out in the Pe Leader by B. See a son, writing under the pen Putnam Weale, He is the author Bs several works on China and recently retained by the Chinese government as “statistician,” Dichitbgane! ets 4 to the president. Mr. [Lenox-Simpson | says that in theory Bolshevism could not really de- clare war upon a noncapitalistic coun- try where the millions toil as much as do the Russian millions; but, neverthe- less, China finds her border provinces deeply affected because agreements made in years gone by with the govern- ment of the late Emperor Nicholas have not been definitely cancelled and also “because Japan is leaving no stone unturned to inherit those agreements and arrangement The author sees a possible cause for a nm of war on China by the Bolsheviki in the fact that the old Russian diplomatic and consular estab- lishment in China has been supported government of Russia may |= bank. This bank prid young business ma agvice here on monetary affairs. ig business man is tomorrow’s captain’ many a big man today admits that o small part to the friendship es- tablished between himself and a strong progressive Today’s youn, of industry. And his success is due in n business men. The Bank pnd te Young Business Man es . itself n has 50 on the fact that many a ught and received helpful We invite. small accounts of youn, In time these men will to regard this as THEIR bank—the bank which helped them grow. Join them. The Casper National Bank by Chinese funds from the Boxer in- demnity #ccount. “It is quite likely,” he asserts, ‘‘that the Russian revo- lutionary government, as it pene! further to the east, will consider this is.something more than an unneu- tral service—pcrhaps a casus belli and g@nd collect money for same, ae ee MONDELL AND ECONOMY Car is short-weight seventeen bushels,’ Next day he fainted dead away when’ he found a draft for the shortage. The names are indexed and numbered. In the Day’s News |) ay! ‘d filing systems are used and the | complete story of references, transac-| William Phillips, who bas been nomi- | tions and payments is kept on the card. nated by the president for the post of The eoncern eps in touch with eus- | United States minister to The Nether- |tomers who have used the company's ° Testimonial Letters Make Excellent Ads Doutrich & Co., clothiers in Pottsville, lands, has been in the State Depagt-jeredit thru form letters, urging them) Pa., who push their goods by newspa- re to cited yey: “pag of & yi A fow Eastern publica shict | Ment since 1914, and for some time past |to again take advantage of the com-| per publicity, haye started the accu- n."” Predicts that. Japan ico—] e Serve You meee Ula ea HoUs FORINT! haa ther ved asi teat abalatant cere cite credit system Whenover they de-| munition of an interesting Me of letters | ME attempt to comé ‘to. an. afranee: . Thirty, peer of Servi ata had among which are the Outlook and the| He is one of the group of Amer . These 1 sent out with} from customers, Whenever the name of| ment with the Soviet government of TUATHA TARR AT Chicago Tribune, are assailing Con-|¥°UDg men with social standing and a | more or less frequency aecording to the| the purchaser of a suit or overcoat can |B and that “the price Japan will personal Income, who entered the diplo-| activity of the account, a long as _the}he learned, the firm writes to him ask-| 88K Will have to be paid by China un- }’ sressman Mondell because of his stand} matic service as a'‘‘career” during the|concern has the customer’s add ing if he is satisfied after several months | 1¢88 #be acts quickly." aa susuechectireeneiaurcce eRe) on certain public problems, particularly} d4y8 When Presidents Roosevelt and} Should the customer moye away and| of use of the garments. . i Taft were encouraging. such action. ; Born in Masscahusetts and educated at Harvard, Mr. Phillips went to London! after his aduation become pri-| the letters be returnetl to the company |for a new address, then the form letters ; cease. No letters are sent while a cus- | tomenr's account is active unless the pay- Assurance is given that the name won't be used and quite a few respond. They are worked up for advertising his position in regard to economy government affa in Casper Business and Professicnal As House majority leader, } ol = copy. most effectively by Doutrich & aaah najority leader, wan Ut) vate secretary to Ambassador Choate.|ments 1a: and lapsed accounts are|Co., who instruct the printers to set the Perper Directo ‘ knows that economy must be practiced| Later he performed similar service in| not turned over to the legal department | tetier in “typewriter” type to give It the HEHEHE xeeee . the American legation at Pekin. Then | or tHe ojd ship of state will soon be on unul every form of letter in the regular | atmosphere the firm wishes to\conyey. he was called home to take charge of | channels fails to brig a response. ‘The store keeps tho letters hanuy so di ENE the rocks, financially speaking. Few] the Department ‘of Foreign Affairs in pebaes dha’ adubtne oT Roriabeartad be chen: Nits DOCTORS Bary Lee “ s the State’Department. In 1909 he went! , ,, ‘ ACCOUNTA! wut people know that government expendi- : A Three-Purpose them if their authenticity is questioned. | aise to the American embassy in London as/Q shreeLurpose 3 ‘ | | OveraYear, InPimple InPimp les. Scarcity re eT Dale eRoee tures are five times what they were} firs In 1912 he returned to aarines ntti y a . . ee ‘ GISTRY COR- Rooms 204-200 when Wilaoh bégan® his wesond. terma.| P as an official of Harvard |” ¢ we do not se on | Os eT Sta a ee Slept. Cutcura Heals, GUARASTER iON hone 1:3. 1z + wins ‘ Ur but in 1914 was called back |t0 make use of window baclezrounds as T d a 5 banie’ what HOTEL The government cannot continue this} to Washingtou. do stores in other lines, Skaggs | o ay” s Anniversaries | ater head was =i of maf Auditors and. Accountan Le leenit ie | F s na fix » that serve: ee distinc | come iZ o- - : knows this. He is enforcing his pro- Y and worth-while purposes. 1820—George Lawson, a learned is } ; DR. J. C. uIBBS Pisin fot colohoniy: ann thie tte iy akc: Today s Events | “Whis is a three-shelf fixture that runs| Scottish divine, who could repeat the |. § | Lar oh ype RNIN Desicint on : : seared te —-€ along one side of the store up against | entire Bible from memory, died. Born ih idahrtaeee Chmeened eat son the big Eastern interests are howl Atie wwihabw 1749. rs a 1 5 Phour 4. ink |. Todny is the 145th nnniversary of the (9 or th « 1821—Hlizabeth: R. Thompson, pbilau. cerermenrerrre: ER a8 | birth of Si Amit the famous n¢ 91! the npceiws ¢ | thropist, tho firet woman given theteed! fp PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ELECTRICIANS The Republican majority in Congress; Nexickn patriot and president. the spatiale (orabiibis Latid 650k It} dom of the floor. of the United States | (2004 Bowe: INCOME: AUTHORITY oe : The Massachusetts Lumber ?<.Jers’ | aera Re Sane y + Niclelt oe cl tadivee:} Born “at heb was just the th her head, and Notary, Eubiic. Fe cin s bvery effort to pu " side 3 is making every effort!.to pare down! association will hold its annual con- Sp untes toste eat i aout tagwiive a pied ie 1899 St But | when I had used two cakes of Cuti. Room % Sone S05. ie 2 hires ; appropriations, but it is difficult at once| vention today at Worcester. Both aitiea aid Ag trie Che eine Lemar 1 Te aeaseeaGe r cura Sosp and two boxes of Culctra pO SE sta | me Wieser teal’ Ww seer wa a G lithreitrdgn ‘theta nlted te both Sides and against the window base, ohn Quincy Adams, sixth pres- Gintment she was healed.” (: ed) 7 ARCHITECTS 17 Be, acting. : to disjoint and remove the costly ma-| | oemattad iy PBs are an neat vat it serves as a background that means a | peal ahhh nN oe died in Mrs. H. R.Wilkins, 327 No. Howe Sal a fi - = hanlay: 1 i ‘ashington, D. Cy . Sept. 22; EBO) goopaics chinery of a spendthrift administration] American Aviation Congress and Exhi. “TON “play Df the same Boode, | ey 11 Ane ne ree sie i aia nea ee BYRON Suitcces, © 4 4 ras is is a \x~ be . nt Bleek OL KA which has run wild with the people's Peols which. i to open today at Ha-/ jure had to be designed to take caro’ of 1874—Benjamin Disraell became pre- | skin troubles by making Cuncurs Peres *Catver ih as folie a. = Rae Ate ay | mier of G seco! “ moncy for eight years. . A state convention of the Progressiv. the aes in ia its 4: A te, Ory Greng Britain ‘forthe ‘pecont ) your stad ro toilet x Ou soe . he ag om Pe Tiss Bit Binds ot The people at home have an abiding| Republican party of Georgia is to as- SS 1878—Spdin b announced the end of the Labrsi go ot GARBUTT & Waranee 1 work gustan. semble in Atlanta today to select the 4. ‘Ads Sold + | insurrection in Cuba, ; Architects faith in Mr. Mondell’s integrity and) delegates o the national convention, . Newspaper Ady Sold , 1900—Dr. Leslie B. Keeley, originator | Cuticure oe aerate 6.0 Sa aia deliver, ability. and will not be moved by the| A war memorial hall Is to be dedicutea 556 Carloads of Potatoes, of the “gold cure” for the liquor habit, ing, dustin; powdet ot cinsting f parlor ine ean nection at Princeton University today as a — Price appeal, coupled with breezy ad-| Sieg at Loo Ancoles: 5 4 fascinating °"BAGGAGE ANI “BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER © . ba wailing of a subsidized ern press.” | tribute to the 145 Princeton men who |vertising in newspapers, sold’ 856 car- ae died in the nation’s service in the |lots of potatoes, valued at $1,043,000} . 19°%—Harriet G? Hosmer, celebrated (granke TRANSFER 2 STORAGE | TRANSFER & RAGE ir ‘e. econdy rf be gee he nay servic Ste. of \Potatoen, at $1,043,000 | sculptor, died at Watertown, Mass. sranis Sy fh Bilding. ‘sa Ah oa dwar. wholesale, during a comparatively short | orn there, October 6. 4830 whency Ress SF-W. Sill Fecal ceca ; x Admiral William S. Sims, who | period. , ef *Sioving a Spe pocals ig otal at Aad commanded the American fleet in Euro-| Such has been \the experience of | gore united States house of repre- : sentatives passed the measure forbid- ASPs rinks ; . 5 IN es vee-atithive °———cHIR Tons a 3 pean -waters during the late war, is to |Charles Hechtinan, a growershipper of |aing the shipment. of intexica CHIROP: RS “Attorney at The Tribune docs not tke any par-} be the orator at the Washington birth- | potatoes: of Osseo, Minn. Using space | iquors into prohibition states, ee ee ee reno z| day celebration at the University of |in the papers to tell of the merits of his DR. J. H. x Buttes 14-10-16, @ Block ticular credit to itself for belonging doa ahd: cape’: panier cennttes ae : pa) See } z P bcarabea e853 to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, nday, February 22. |lots of potatoes direct from the farm. "Lyre Thantes Bldg, Center Bt, 5 To supply A. B.C. reports on its cir-| One hundred and cighty-cighth annf-| Hechtman sold more than one-tenth of ‘Uttice Phone 706, Res. 9 MICHAEL W. PURCELL hl Te a Set versary of the birt of George Wash-|the total potato movement up to Octo-} o 2 Attorney-at-Law culation geod business practice on] ington. | ber 18 last, with on! ne Kick to every _— Bate sie Oil Exchange Builing iM. B. G, HA! ‘asper, Wyo., Sunday begins nation-wide for the United States Arm, national enlistment | ety recruiting drive | oy, ive cars, of his ceeded to € "as he stated recently in} Ivertisements plain the-com the part of any publication and The and then pro- this neces- Tribune is glad to render seo For car Ms y ints and tell Kes, 1 » HAGENS, STAN sary service to advertisers. Throughout the United States the | now he rectitied them. Office 423 Phones: halal dl MUBANE Pee a: Week, beginning today, will be observed | “Te advantage of this system of sell = — 204-207 ol Byehtnge Blas. It is not that The Tribune re as a national week of song, especially | jy. jy apparent. “When ‘he sells, Hecht. Thi re : 1 DR. M. HARNED 1 Casper, Wyom » any check on the hoviesty of its eineu-| 10 promote community singing. |7"e,""yathnu tho onaet neonate sa is Choice Nebraska ee == i: atin — ee 9 jreceive, as ia pe Ww ith arb bie toa 4 one we ry NICHOLS ne STIRRETT lation statements. It is because it is} % 3 R ¥ 2 4809-10-11 Git Exchange Bldg. honest that it is able to qualify for A. | One Year Ago Today | |i A anch CONTEACTORS <— { ! = B. C. membership. Circulation falsi- * Wes iy Care ot) phe quence WW; FERGUSON | in the War Northwestern Iron Metal Co. : ieee Hired fiers are not eligible. | ¥ Cc ‘ HJ. anit & COMPANY Rooms is 23, Townsend Bldg Pak 7 ney Oe the wa Sea = : ° aie open fof businteratSae omprising 12,740 acres, 8,780 acres deeded and 3,960 Carpenters & Contractors peas 196-3 a Shia ae . a 6 ‘i a fant snot and RIGA Tiut’ Geant cance East Fo! ated acd tae acres leased; will take care of 1,000 head of cattle the Cor. Lambert and Washington, Hee eb De Wyoming 3. C. because s to ntify itse urth fe 4 Fe ve * " er eceecerweat Miabow:t0 4 Vi s Bisner was on his way to year round; 18 miles from thriving town on the Chicago =—— LUMBING AND HEATING teously solicit any business with advertisers, advertisin, gents and o— diet in Munich. Ig - Aas N FIGURE WITH YOU ON J. DONOHUE . other reputable publishers in this co-0-| a9 OE_NTS FOR VO FOR YOUR DOLLAR from you in their line. We & North Western R, R. 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