Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1920, Page 2

—=—T__ _ _ _ a a a a a i ae 1 he he Me he Me My Me ee de Sa Se Mey ae See daw le A Me Mi Mle Mi i 1 tend ee PACE TWO. at lt jeaed ey fd evening exce’ troma_ count: @unda: Or tA tation ‘offices: BUSINESS TRLHPHOND te Geen eer Entered at Casper (W: ine) Pos ice gecond-ciass fantier, N Be ORTS FROM = J. BE. HANWAY, President and Editor earn E. HANWAY, Businesa Manager DA ? fg we eAdvertalea Manager | EVA ¥ ity he. = eae {BER "HE Chic: Copies of the ‘Dany Tribune are on file in the New York fd) J Chicage or ficer and visitors are w One Year Six Months Three Month: Qne Month . Per Copy .. Gee Year .. Six Months Three Months - No subscription less period than three months. All subscriptions must be paid in ad- vance and The Daily Tribune will not insure delivery after subscription be- comes one month in arrears. ——— Member of Audit Burenn of Circulation: ¢ B. a Member of the Associated Preas The Associated Press is oxclusively entitled to the use for republication of eli newa credited in this piper and algo the local news published herein. enna ne LENROOT FOR PRESIDE If Mr. Frank G. @grtis 6f Casper: President of the New York Oi} cum: any, possesses one character Ceyelopeé) in greater degree than another it is industry, If this were a treatise on things yiarian, which it is not, we would make the bold statement that Mr. Curtis is the busiest little} bee the tt gatherer in colony and in consequence | general average as a honey | is excellent. { reof his Merely sidetiie in surplus energy Mr. Curtis a hand at President-making: asa exercising s is taking! He shows} his originality in i@eas and methods and a shrewd quality’ of picking ability His hunch, if it. may be so termed, is that the great Republican conven: tion to be held at Chicago on June 8th, the nbmination of a candi- is concerned, will not be governed) selected and instructed by} elections and that paying due sons and developing strength of leading candidates, will tak: slate by delegat: primary state tions, but the convention ‘ compliment to favor ite the last dite! bit in its teeth and the bull by the} horas and overturn the practice of re- cent’ years and make the selection by | a poll of the convention. Slate smash- ing! is to play an important part: The dope sheet then being complet@lie fy upset, there remains but a hurried trip; to the stables, the saddling of the ebony | in the person ef Senatar Irvine L. Lenroot of Wisconsin, to victory, Victory in the conventibn and at the subsequent election. Who can say that Mr. used good foundation political structure. times point to the the’ Republican pa absence of old-time: poli mn of this elpment equine, and away Curtis has; material in Al of control of ‘he not his signs the conyention by self, the the ans er reduc & control, blood! minority in vot new leadera nd new a wel settled determination in par that to avout the er rors of tion the past government > pi ty hrot | ot tt minority power a popular vote of the country. Curtis’ premises being reasonaty correct and subject fo litte dispute, let _us give/his candidate, the once over and observe he mog up ¢ ential qualifications ly how % enroot wu born at Supe in 1869 was educated te onsin, and admitted law practice rved three terms in the Wi consin Jegisiatur for two terms was the speak house. °'V Congress, and} usceeding Con: ving period ef ten on the death Paul . Lenrcat was elected to tt Senate ‘th 1917 ‘at the most bitter c out in Wisco Wilson. and the Demoe: administra: selected to the Six the to returned fou for a of ates one of paigoa ever fought President in which en: tire ytioniat tion took prominent part. Mr. Lew vot’y war position was assailed. He way completely vindicated and the Wil ” fore routed in confusion. sin wierimg the ‘Senate Mi Lon root has tuken a prominent place tt the fairs of his country, and has aid much to de with writing Ameri¢ah ism all ov the Versaifics Treaty andy League of jonas covenant, and his} ame im the Mst of Senators votir amended document. . or Lenreat is of Swedish par eataze With #: fainily history. of sey ehil generitions in’ Amer Th Yor for n Mr: of Curtis fey United very prag ident the State oO. be Casper Daily Cribune yarn in the\ East, with « Washing- <46 |tisht arm. ov. 23, tor8 o—. ASOGASER, EREER| | date for President may be; but if given a preference we would select that old often that it has become a habit with | minded. | conven-| 3 itself, . it-} to al p. rhe], candidate and various Gth sning for New York tiewl ¢ woste LOST The perso whe foul Une two woud wins io the women’s rest a at the frin theater But. wight Dilease cetorm fa Iris thwater aud cecelve reward. about it. dent? ruptey that’ would be sure to follow m headquartérs, Can whe indulge in it. dt is the habit you do otherwise than to say [climbing onto the old fellow? The Melting Pot. | FORCE OF HABIT nerally speeking, Republicans care little Who the Democratic candi- mount at the other. Only one automobile owner ruined a pair tires to save a boy’s life under G very the rear of a rapidly moving car Center street, fell to the pavement, t Chautauqua enter nings Bryan. ainer, William Jen-} We ‘have\iicked ! tiny ab could do nothing else than the lad for he fell directly in front us and we know exactly how to go tune the boy was uninjured. | These risks on THE REASON WHY | One Democratic ‘newspaper asks, what's the matter with William G. McAdoo for President? F Another one inquires, what's the mat: ter with A, Mitchell Palmer for Pres!- boys should not be permitted. TT life of any one of them is too yaluab! to it that the practice is abolished. None of us want to hear about Still another desires to know, what's | the matter with Herbert Hoover for President? A Republican country editor dewn in the Middle West says he knows what's the matter with:all of them,. but the! paper shortage prevents his informing his Democratic brethren in’ detail. FRANK MOND) Three rousing cheers for Frank Mon- dell. He is about all that stands. be- tween this government and the ay by some truck or heavy car, and cident. may be avoided. There ig entirely too much traffic u jen the city streets for boys to ma’ )Play-greunds ef them and, until su time a@$ suitable play-grounds are ¢s- police officera will be com.) tablished |pelled to wok after the boys. 1) onts as well, the exeoutivye departments of the gov} CITIZEN. erament were permitted to spend. all) ek te the money they ask for. { In thanking God these days for the! q < | things that seem worth while to you ANSWERS 10 QUESTIONS ~Just thank God for Mondell, he's keep- | ing us out Of the poor house. | Sarees wg | Q@ a Fy | President Roosevelt have by LAME DUCKS jwife? LS. G. When nobody else-wants aman. when} A, He had one child, Alice, he is repudiated by his own home peo-|the wife of Congressman ple and» becomes a Jame duck Mr. wn-| Longworth, of Ohio. son invites him to join his cabinet We tise Hechaway, f the “Single Minded,” otherwise feeble} ” @, Mr. Palmer was defeated for the Senatorship in Pennsylvania when he had the advantage of a divided Re- publican opposition. He is Mr. Wilson’s | attorney general, Mr. Meredith, who} snowed under for governor of Iowa the largest plurality ever’ recorded} nst any man in that state is Mr. ‘ Secretary of Agriculture. | Sheridan and staff, including the famo And if the voters could only get al k at Burleson, Baker, Daniels and who Nichol States, on\a buffalo hunt? M. E. D. A. It was during the winter 1871-72 that the Grand Duke came Pherson. n's: Indian chiefs.; the others they’ would not even be lame) J TNE | ducks.} They would be dend ones. 8S mide SNe | pareve | i Q@. How many governments have} |diplomatie representatives in Washing- If the blood-thirsty Germans simply |ton? Mi: A. N. leannot exist withont shedding deep,| A, There are forty-two! accredited dark red/ sanguinary gore, it’ is well Hp onthe ed of foreign governments V4. nAvOA Cem, turn their’ trusty ma-| iW Besidesthese;there. r fie i b ots tha 4 many mantic representatives 0: chine-guns on each other, (hat UPOM! tionalities seeking recognition from the |the innocent bystander. So far as the] American government. Chief among the world ig concerned Germany's four-| latter are representatives of the Ivish, Ukrainians, Armenians, and Albanians. ~ Only~ the states Monaco and San Maring, two of t! smallest republics in the world} without representatives, year demonstration of running amuck created all the havoc the world pro- poses to stand, and doubtless Germany understands the matter fram the same viewpoint. That’s wi the staughter | is confined to her own domain, many may enjoy a monopoly of this in as she desives it. | in Montenegro? I. €. A. The Ameyjcan Red Cross, whi has been’ doing a great ded} of rel work in that little kingdom, and oth countries Ger} population, says that there twelve native physicians in Monteneg | Letters From the People : with modern methors. A DA GEROUS PRACTICE tions in Montenegro have been improved | taaho, Editor Tribune: fe greatly ag aa result of the work of the} American Red Cross. A very dangerous practice is bélng |""9" Whe was “Lilith?” 1, W. K inauiged in by young boys about the| A. ghe is a-female demon of Jewigh | that at any time may result in folklore. The name means ‘night mon } death or sduee for life to any of them! ster." of passing auto- of Exchange Building jio Mr. Curtig, more power to your ggod} mobiles and trucks, riding @ square or’ two and cropping off when’ the ve-} hicle is going at @ 800d Pate of specd. ! men who were wounded in, acti Boy-like, thelr only object is to get Peon who served in the’ World War aboard at the one time and to dis: 2Fe entitled to wear the bronze victory yesterday oly: | cumstances described. And on Sunday this country: from China. afternoon when « poy aismounting from t&ken out of the shells and placed in car behind going equally as rapidly heen earried on in this\country during straddle the Inst half decade? the oncoming car, By rire good for- the part of young ‘quring the previous TI hope your publication of this eom-! munication will not only bring the mat- A see home to, police officers, but to par- In what year was the Grand} Duke Alexis, of Russia, in the United) any question. by writing The Casper | this country and participated in a buf- falo hunt which was arranged for him) give advice on ‘le; at Red Willow, in the state of Nebras-! panclat matters, } ka, about forty miles south of Fort Mc- General Custer, and were escorted by |, postage, two companies of cavalry and several)and briefly, Buffalo Bill Cody acted |rect to the inquirer.) Lithuanian: ard How many physicians are there | in the Balkan states’ whe: 0 | disease and pestilence is reducing t are, only some of them aged and unacquainted | Health condi: } ee In Poneanisat diterature, Lalit of becomes the was of Adam, but oe art from him. and becomes a. kona 9 Are all ex-service men entitled to site ipioss buttons? BPN. A. Silyer sven sf Cae oaty. to ion, Al button, Does the United St i of ‘eggs from China? W. W, 'T. They ave large barrels, and gre then frozen. (These are used by bakers. Q. Has much railroad extension work on he OM. RR A. During the past five years only. 4,417 miles of railroad haye been built lin the United States, which is far be- How. the number of gray Pe dagen he curtailment of “railroad ‘conatretion was due chiefly to the Why were there stars in of! te. Baron Leverhiuimic Parents should warn their boys to the Canferedate flag, when there were’ continued, “have to be paid by the ‘oie abandon any such sb-called sport, and only eleven states in ‘the Confederacy? sistent. fforts of ‘all to’ build up an police officers of the city should see A. F. N. ‘ |. A. The number of stars on-the Con- federate flag was placed at thirteen * merely for the sake of arrangement. In ‘neighbor's bey being eryshed to death designing the flag, it was found awk- it ward to use eleven stars, and the de- would seem that if parents and police #igner added twe stars to make the flag l officers’ will only wake up in time, ac- look more attractive. Q. What do the tations for? B, M. G. ip-| A. These letters, which are frequent- ke ly seen in articles and letters, are the ch abbreviation for “exempli gratia,” which is a Laun version of the phrase “for » g.” stand ;example.”* @. Where was Alexander Dumas ) born? Vv. i. M. A, The famous author was born in| ‘France. His father, General Alexander Dumas, was the natural son of the ;Marquis de la Railleterie, rich colonist }of Santo Domingo, and a negress named | Dumas. le @ Was Champ Clark ever a college professor?. T. E. L. A. He was president of Marshall col- lege, West Virginia, in 1873-74, Q. What would be the advantage of an international language? & W. T. A. The object in pramofing the in- How many children did the lute’ ternational language, Eypéranto, is to his first have one universal language that would jbe So simple and regular that any per- is'son, regardless of jpationality, might ac- jas (quire it with ease! It would be helpful Roosevelt's first AS a means of international communi- died February | cation, especialy for business pur- | poses. (Any reader can. get. the answer to Daity Tribune Information Bureav, of | Frederick J. Haskin,..Director, Wash- to} ington, DC “This offer applies strict- jy t0.-information. . The bureau cannot , medical and ti t ‘does not attempt \2, Settle doraestic troubles nor to un- He and his royal suite were | dertake exhaustive research on any sub- accompanied on the hunt by General | ject. Give full name and address and us |} enclose two cents In stamps for return Write your question plainly all replies are. sent di- iL In the Day’s News - ‘ Right |.Rey. Frank fate ‘Touret; the new bishop of the “Epistopal Church || missiohary ‘field ‘in Idaho, is 45 years old today. Bishop’ Touret is a native of Salem, Mass., and in early life was a clerk in the post office In that city. With money saved from his earnings he entered Harvard University and was graduated in 1897.. After a year passed on a’ ranch in Colorado he returned ‘to Cambridge and enrolled as a student in the Bpiscopal theological seminary | there, " H6 Wis ordatned in-1901 and chi tbe “same year became rector of a ief | church in Proyidence, R. I. From Prov- ner |idence he-went to ‘Colorado’ Springs to become © rector! ‘of Grace Episcopal Church in that efty, Within afew years j his, abilities became widely ‘recognized ro, among the leaders of the Mptscopal denomination, with the result that in 1917 he’ was elected Biba of Western ot he ALL AUTOMOBILE OWNERS should see our ad this issue. UNIVERSAL CHEMICAL Co, 10 = ENGLISHMAN, DENIES. THAT i < “Satta for presidential rm IS PROFITEER JUST: 7 BEONUSEHE ISS i SHECESSL LONDAN- Ley ait mail. Te Baron eve: soap manu rer, has ‘brok: Jance” in defense of the money-n business man and refuted, the popular former bas al. convent! Soater ‘Hiram Johnson ‘of California, candidate for the Repub tour of New York state with’a speech See RE in Cooper union, New York’ Republicans meet in state con- ition én Bangor today to nominate Ba electors and sical hoyses A ee Sk which Sed select- delegates-at-large tothe nation: ion. wee ae ae STE A. Frozen e are ted into|hulme, formerly Willam H. Lever, big] ‘The peons of Mexico and the profes. = cae : ‘ x . a}sional ‘porters of ‘Turkey are -reckon: king the strongest of mankind, One of 2 been know to carry @ diece elamer which brands him as a profit-|of machinery welgbing 600 pounds over eer. “The spirit of today,” he said ata recent dinner. ‘is. one af, cupidity’ and jealousy.. A feeling is running thru. the country that the primary! gin-of a bus- iness man is success. "The, man who pate Aare ys oe eter pecially curbed, moka controlled, | “Our war debts," enormous home and an enormous ex- port trade. Taxation of wealth only means taking money out of one pocket and putting it Back into another; ~ slau) | March i | i @& mountain pasa, while three’ of the Purkish porters have earrie¢ a grand plano in its case fora distance of three miles on end, ger foi SEBO NG Sea Russia is the oe gold: nountry in the wor! Sh Wednesday Showing “The Trail of the Arrow’* Remarkable Pictare—Be Convinced “The great disservice we can do the nation i&{to preach the doctrine that success is profiteering. There should be no interference with the enjoyment of the fruits of industry during the life of their producers,” he continued. SS ? | Today's Events i ‘Today is Annujiciation day, commem- orating the tidings brot to the Virgin Mary by the angel Gabriel. Maryland keeng a holiday today in celebration of thé anniversary of “the lamding of Lord Baltimore's. first. ¢ol- ie in 1634, Lieutenant Genera} Sir Arthur Cur- rie, inspector general of Canadian forces, is to speak before the Cenidian club in New York Yity. tonight. j Governor Henry J. \Allen of Kansas is to be the chicf speaker at the an- nual banquet to be held tonight by the Zach Chandler club of Lansing, Mich, i epee healthy ED mE Sa ad eueueny aR oy of Insure Your - Protils ined th Spee arth your'stock or building and ‘have increased your - in- surance to be fully cov- ered. But, in case you have a fire, have you thought of he logs you -will suffer through logs of rent or use of the building during the time required to rebuild? We write RENT: and USE and OCCUPANCY. in- surance TeeGE Bel GENERAL INSURANCE 303 Oil Exchange Bids. 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