Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 2

Whatever Casper may do in the da light saying matter, the railroads and fbe Casper Daily Issued every evening except Sunday at bune Iheaded ‘to mies in time of war? I. R. 4 a ward defeat is sala to be row. A. The Panama Canaj’ in time of) ing up Salt River. ~ THE TRIBUNE GARDEN BOOK IS Lk. Og Se shod CHINE of seven. “mild reservationists,” in the! SE | si 7 j| $reat fight to Americanize the peace } us the remainder of ilfe, but the old] 37*&t fg D hk dope still works.’ Jf somebody coula|tetty. Throughout theqong contest it s 2 re ss es i just change something, and have his|#S Lenroot who furnishés the “parlla-| . ; Foe ae aeansns nes idea. he wouta| mentary skill that guided the Repub- 5-10-15 Cent Store | pat himself gn the back apd imagine] lean side in ¢ he est matiie ene chores 129 East Second Street Casper, ‘Wyo. i he hud gone a great work. When, as a] V8 2° error or flaw. ¢ X ce ot iuet, he hadn't. He was sim-| Day after day, when higesuperior of-/ Bare Lenox i me graduatly. ‘Fhpy geome put -pt| forces in the fight; -Tenkgot/msstimedy vinta: A ue and §5e@ NEW FROCKS necessity or desirability. “Ruthless or compan’ nd I ts He Perexd that ad Lighthouse Claanuay, poe R ie { urbitrary change ‘weldam ever set well] Sround was given, but) ground way Per can. ‘aes INDOOR an OUT upon those affected. Change by agree-|#ken under his direction. Large HOlis Poilet The great American senate has Paper for ends of the day and there was no use in| igh place on the committee of foreign | r—— = ee lied Saboul thetmae ations. By sheer force of merit hd Bue ST satin tink hanes tana won for himself « name and fame sBese ects or ee cheerios any sond even to Senator Lode, ebalr- 1 @ pair ay ay everybody wants to regulate something. |™4" Of the committee. b) Casper, Natrona county, Wyo, Publi-|te Western Union will. operate as| ANSWERS 10 QUESTIONS war may be used {by all natives accorye] Q. What is a widow-bench? D. g, cation offices: Oil Bxchange Building.| usual. If the daylight plan is estab- RE = fling to t treaties in ae These! SM Oe Share beside her jointure - i “shall which a w: BUSINESS THLEPHOND.02 lo. .focis|lshed there wil, be" @pnguaict . ‘The ADY. ' Crepes RVI SO elas ot coed rr ae Barbus. Entered at Casper (Wyoming) Pestof- newspapers cannot move the world’s news forward an hour, nor get the par- Tt can be secured through our Information Bureau in Q. What foods.are considered bone building? N. A. be free and open fo vessels of commerce band’s esate. and war of all nétions and shall never (Any reader can get the answer to be blockaded, nor shall any rig t of war!any question by writing The Casper fice as second-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916 3 . . A. The Di 4 Dail; buns ticulars by wig an‘ hour eaflles They Washington. It is a part of our service'to readers. Wehelp } |usts to tonowing foods ander this be exereised nor any act-of hoktlity-be) Daily | Tribune spin REPORTS FROM THE UNITED Press|"! have to :onform to present hours. individuals and we help the nation if we can increase the | |head: Cauliflower, celery, butter, zt ag eee T waitan, who 4acagieseart NEDO. This Offer applies ane: That will be disappointing to those who! number of home gardens. Get yours started early this year. pe repeat mpkins, radishes, car-) Civil War veteran, receive a pen-|t© information. The Bureau cannot J. B. HANWAY, Presi 5. HANWAY, dent and Editor want to keep abreast of the times. This book will giye all the information sion after his death? A. L. D. give advice on legal, medical, and fin. HaRL AY. ec i Q. What noted men have been bach- THOS DAILY Advertising. Manager| And then there is another point that Send for it NOW. Recessary te ‘success. elors? LL. . A. The United States Pension Bu-|ancial- matters. It does not attempt to RB. EVANS... & 7 Weer seni be’ mentioned Me kee iGaaL at nd for it N¢ 5 : A. Among the most famous pach-| reau states that a widow of a Civil War| Settle domestic troubles, nor to under. J. B. GRIFFITH. 2.) JAsgociate Ealtor . elors in the world’s history are Michel-| Soldier, who married him in 1916, would take exhaustive research on any sub. W. H. HUNTL :Editorial Writer] retailers. | Monkey-Ward and Sears- (Fill Out the Coupon. Write Legibly,) angelo, Rafael, Petrarch, Alexander| ot be pensioned unless able to show|Ject. Give full name and address and Aavgriiting Hepresenta circ Sawbuck, do business by mail. Their Pope, Sir Isaac’ Newtén, Schopenhauer, | that his death was due to causes origin-| (veiose two cents for return postage, David J. Randall. 341 Fifth Ave, | places of business, officially, are never Charles Lamb, Whittier, Swinburne, ating in military service in line of duty.| ct n plainly and briefly. Chicago, Tl. closed to customers. We are not in for helping them, are we? The Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau Alfred De Musset, Voltaire, ‘Tilden the! scientist, Cecil Rhodes, Phillips Brooks, | John Burrotiys, eiaeat Buchanan Q. Can one state sue apother state? 0.58. A. A. It is possible fpr one state to sue All replies are sent direct to the in. quirer. | (Any reader can get the answer to Copies, of the Dally Tribune are on| There is one thing to_consider. Who of the United Si another. Such cases eome before the! any question by writing Th file in the New York and Chicago of-| >» 2 Walt Whitman, 2” : = The © fices and visitors are welcome. is benefitted? ?And db the*benefits to FREDERIC J. HASKIN, DIRECTOR » Lewis Garroll, Henry | James, .Lara| Supreme Court of the Galt ett tl pesdecid at eee Bureau, SUBSCRIPTION RATES the business people outweigh the dis- itchener, Chopin, Liszt, Beethoven, ; . + Haskin, vr, Washing. By Carrier One Year ° advantages to the customers in a matter WASHINGTON, D. C. I enclose herewith 2-cent stamp for return postage for a free Nicolo nini. Q. What is Cleopatra needle? K. M. ean citizen Jose his citizenship? M. A. A. There are but two ways that this ton, D. C. This offer applies strictly to information. The bu cannot Six Months. of closing establishments at 5 o'clock in 5 is done—by taking oath of allegiance | advice on legal, medical, and finangjal Seo ktantn 8\ the afternoon. copy of the Garden Book. ‘A. Cleopatra's needles are two|to a foreign power or by becomms) matters. It does not attempt to settle Per Copy pec. Wie SY tale Zgyptian obelisks of red syenites which natca ial in kA SOrPaR ROUA ETE: Pid Saneatie troubles, nor to ex CURBING DEMOCRATIC WASTE. were transported from Heliopolis to| committing a crime, a citizen ~| haustive research on any subject. Write One Year . S vi 2 is still an 8 ne Six Months To be able to direct the saving off Alexandria 14 B. C., where. they re-; feit his right to vote, but he is full name and address and enclose a Three Months - No subscription by mail ineeicng «hd ae accepted for $1,500,000,009 to the taxpayers of the Street Address inained until 1877 when they were pre-| fsented to the governments of Great American citizen. Q. What is the origin of the phrase | two-cent stamp for return postage. 1) replies are sent direct to the inquirer.) less period than three months. country in a time like the esent Britain and the United st »| to “Row up Salt River"? PR. C. —e ‘All subscriptions must be paid in ad- 3 SPREE ah pth ok ig ates: by the} _ ri yance and The Daily Tribune will not|ought to be cqunted doing a pretty fair|| | ©ltY ------------------------------- State --------------__------ Khedive Ismail Pasha. They beay in-/ 4. Sale River is a small stream in) The American Legion “is ready at the Insure delivery after subscription be- ; BS scriptions of Thothmes II about 1590| Kentucky, so filled with shallows and/drop of the hat to go to the mat with comes one month in arrears. Job. : B. C. and Ramages Il. One stands on| bars that {ts passage is extremely diffi-|the Reds.” That is real Americanism in That’s what Frank W. Mondell has the Thames embankment, London, the cult. Hence a politician who seems action Member of Audit Bureau of Circulatjons (A. B.C.) ; succeeded in doing through his leader-| ?ensetlon as 8 and they taxes for this purpose must]other in Central Park, New York City Member of ‘Ansorinjed Press, |ship in congress this session. | poe Sis fie Miers ate i jae a: and the expense of _ living, as ene 2 Rebout abey aine keet higtel The Associated Press {8 exclusively! with the reporting of the sundry }C°™pensation as such. Any law, or which has thereby_tiéen increased must base js ches entitied to the use for republication of all news credited in this paper and a)so| civil appropriation bill to the house, Mr Tt will do no-good for the na-|" @, Are labor uni allow: i " li puis, ; y . Pai nes ra prerinas 2 fe 5 unions lowed to iu-| the local news published herein. pe ais A off one part against another is based on | tion to ask for an increased compensa-| corporate under the new Kansas law?! a fiction whieh does not exist and which\ tion in money with the expectation that|D. E. K. eGo SS al the paren iti tines he eke eee Se Hane ican party under-) chaise the same amount of food, cloth-| jabor court in Kansas, but.they may do The business day in Casper should be| fiscal year beginning July 1 next, is on} ee pe lhch 2 eer pe ore and in so | ing and shelter and the other necesaar-| so. atranged so as to meat ae conveniencelite way. to enactménthesa we are able|2"s it promotes the’ welfare of every of life that it had before the war.|_ @. Where are the largest salt mines body. When it undertakes to act-for-a These materials are not in existence.| i" the world? W. F. EB. of the greatest number: The time, of/to report that the total savings (repre-| |. vit nelp no one and th dtees i Chay wees Ge b "J" A. The United States Geological] opening and closing retail establish-|sented by these bills, below the original |" a cond a pies. (er et ee used up in the great con-|Survey states that the salt mines at] ments, shops and offices, if it is desired | estimates submitted by the administra. | °"° It is in this respect that an}test. They cannot be recreated by hav-|Salzburg and Wielizea in Austria and| Planes : iti gti : RS: j attempt at class texation will prove dis- ing money. They éan only be brought| Hungary and at Strassfurt in Germany| to establish uniformity, will find some/tion for these services in the book of « strous in“the end. It breeds extrav-'into existence. by the effort of produe-}2"e Probably the largest. opposition, no difference what hours] timat is $1,300,085,112.13, while the} | oo. It deludes the people with «th T at ‘ PaaS Q. What is meant by a party whip?) may be fixed. The object of conducting] total savings below the original and sup | wan wed i e : es pales! je wi nN ne tion. The great thing today is for each |e. 0. N. | Mec ‘ops offices and places of busi-|plemental estimates is- $1, 94,402.13. thought that somebody else is puying.individual to think ef himself in terms A. A party whip is_a member of al generally is to sell goods transact the requirements of your cus- business and accommodate the ublic.|sion of congress I expressed the hope CPZ x his party vhe: Inese “Sn isg00! one yp ws s Pel crease of prices und of the cost of liv- work tht effort will result in nothing| Dis Party is present, if possible, when a) If your, business caters to any one|Wwe would reduce our appropriations, ink, which thoweaomunana SR PS SH bit fr F vote is pendin D t 1 t e q 4 ey do derstand, a enera i; or. " i J F| Mpectal clas sn the, pommunlty you are| carried “ie: PReuIte approptation : rstand, and but general disaster, The value of}. Is the Panama o not let a-single } . a F ‘will in the end be destructive of pro- money lies in the use to which it can sho hted if you do not regulate| bill, a billion and a quarter below the| : Maire TS BERN FS 3 Shlir onenthe Gad closiilg une to, bast] wetinisiae eubeatitan ihivc. tha nasa letsen ieee ye pyt. It ty af little use in. Itself: as mother—no matter how FI i} rience of most communities ness and those that relate to govern: |ing all Kinds of compensation but we q f n that the business day com-|expressed been fully pealized, but the eae rae sala i heart e— eel that the ; . ¢ E , Mut the! ment expenditures. In both instan| mall find in the end that the gradual t 8 o'clock In the morning,/saving pas peeps quarter of a billion. 1. jcessety ito realias thet .while |i 1 nsati be worth ; } r i we y realize nile | increased compensation will be - > the work day ends for those em-|more than was promised and aggre- . Is ne Work -dayends. far thqne, ex " Brom ‘SEre-| some individual may escape his obliga- | less becwuse it will not buy anything.” loved ones are not re: ved in industrial establishments, of-| gates a total saving of more than a bil- ‘ : ; Z : | es : p Baap r es es d tions the nation «nd the public can a beri h “ fices and shops at 5. o'clock in the lion and a half. 3n other words, we| over escipe, but'always have to meet| Neither the senate mor tha people of membering her on Her ernoon. That strictly retail establish-|have kept our appropriations below the the United States appear’ te have fhe ¢ ments do not close until 6 o'clock in the afternoon for the reason that the extr hour is a concession to the great army of employes engaged in the other lines to attend to their shopping of busin requirements on their way’ to their| This is rendeying_an account of stew- x homes. This has been: the plan .injardship that contrasts with Democrat i operation for years, people are used] profligzcy and waste of the taxpaye ; A Blooming peed plant would to it, depend upon it, and are disap-}meney in most telling manner, tan ofthe ; pe much” ANpreciats and will be pointe’ when they find it otherwise: ————»—____. The Test of Scrutiny , a lasting remembrance, too. Cut The habits ofa community are ais] A FIRST TERMEE. Ti piony ene entlh Coe Fs gow ens val particular assortments to change. Any other arrangement, ap-| Tt Seems but a few years since ‘thie valle, w stands the closets actu and with the most refreshing frag- parently would be at the expense and|*Ule* of the United States senate re-/ Fragrant with the thurvitwo sjpder‘o! Garden rance. anired a new member to serve a long Cour encnces inconvenience of the customer. recall the time of the Mr. was regulating the of the sun, a suppost ylight it to 2 Woodrow Wilson and setting great war whep rising dl we ve inaugurated, one hour. of saving moying everything forward We were to ari: n hour earlier in the mornings and retire an hour earlier in id no the evenings. It w. id that this} His turn or until his. apprenticeship of practically every luncheon and dinner. SOTA would help win the war. And peing| had been completed and, his — trade ge et —— a keen to win the war, no one asked any| thoroughly learned. All things in that Their chefs know that the crisp, - ; ; n{4 by seniority and precedent salted flakes give zest to the appe questions and everybody complied, In] 44y went : Sane s aa nei Fee ee eee tite thet hee reality it was a huge joke. No onejheld firm sway. That was in the day Toe Of tery food with: which’ they was able to kid himself into the pelief} Of Aldrich of Rhode Island. are sel and are a real cconomy, that the ‘heme amounted to anything It is different now. *Chairmanships saving more expensive foods. except the shaking up of lifetime habits. distributed and no senator ‘holds The big Western hotels serve Those who were required to be there] ™ore than one important chairman- “M & G's"—the most delicious Potato soho vias etisietac ship. In the reorganization of the sep- Flake made. blew! dug out an hour earlier and, of cour quit work an|#e by the Republicans last spring there Ask for them hour earlier in the afternoon. Those|'%®% 80 much new bleed and ability, to at your groce who were not compelled to be on the|S#tisfy that the rules were changed Colvrado Potato Flake & Mfg. Co. scene, blew in at the old hour and quit : at the old hour. And so far as going|Pers occupying all sorts of important home at night or retiring an hour ear-] Committee assignments. lier, We all figured that we had an hur coming to us on both no one did it. We had an awful dose of it during the much better. ment it He ¢ id st get comfortable dy 2 : : . cde ‘ ie a tg rather settle} h&s stepped almost instantly into promi. Olive Soap for-------- hc adres ie si ae nence and influence by the recognition (Bars Cream Oil thernselves, and forget this regulation ; Soap for: of his unusual ability, his wisdom and business we would ail be happier. rere) ————77“7oOjS i In some parts ef the country the fad pti cae baa ric colimaborit| , +s ural ni ve 2, is CI ys y . , each--. OF VINE On POUCA EPA IMORE 1 ath > : Carpet Tacks, Men's Handkerchiefs, : > taken violent hold of the people. Ohio, {ke Just pride in Lenrgot and® his iparibox c cen ‘ ec - vorks. <== = nn eten- : i . : for instance, is strugeling, along under} Vr ie okt Shinola Paste, 10¢e Mec iae: 15¢ Spring and Summer Display, of Betty Wales Dresses for Women. five different varieties of time, com A PEOPLE TNDIVISIBLE Per box — Per yard 2 Betty Wales dres e , me) 9 e re Seon ses for women re 3 ; 26 “hold Penn iv fe feat | eda Sia we heen Shana, ABE fh, Be ff nave'nnnten devutante as io'praseryeeeint he eklenrvad, desire of thowe viker So AREER TOES soles, Per pitir l=... ee When it is 2 p. in. at Bfubenville,/ up setts, speaking at a dinner given by Blectric Bulbs, Colgate's ‘Toothpaste, 10: successful Betty Wales di igns are in this respect vo é nb eyes pico ction the Ohio River, It is only 12 m. at Cin’) the traveling salesmen of his state, sald Cprboni 22d te eee rie Per tul 10a of the new models we ate now showing in elite y can best judge by an inspect Nt clyneti, dowa the Ohio River. In Coluga Leather’ eile 15e Quality ‘Tooth hums. Sizes, women; 84 to 42; miseos 44 ek rgettes, voiles, organdies and ging bus it will be 1p. m, and to the farm-| phe people of our land, that awhich pach yo Brushes, each > » . er out a ways ft is but 12:30 p. m. The) we cull America, are not ‘born tp a aye ; da debs tee Betty Wales Dresses are sold only in this store people have never |} 1 such an OCC} status and do not-exist such. They Geeks ronal “wile : ; Co Ra ion in time. One thing} cannot be divided into employer and Der pate © 2ive Meeatekey 15e Roky bert fa. ° “ that contributes Jargely to the contd | employea. They are all partakers of Ic r s sion, Js that Ohio is the dividing line} porn of these conditions from. the Everything you need at the prices you should pay. 4 uUnnIn am m an between Bastern and Central standard) president who sits in the White House Be thrifty by dealing at Woolworth’s. Nothing in our rest of it is’ in the h the daylight saving “The last of the thirteen great an-| nual appropriation bills, providing for] “At the beginning of the present ses- tion for these services. Ju I think we are stified in pointing with pride to the ‘t-that not only bas the hope then #dministration’s request and estimates a sum one one-half times great as the total annual expenditures and as of the government before the beginning of the late. war.” apprenticeship and demonstrate his loy- alty and fitness, before he could aspire to the chairmanship of any important committee, or even the second or third place on such committee. It made no difference what his intellectual attain- ments, what he had achieved outside of the senate, he could not advance out of { and now you find many first-term mem- Most notable of all of them is Sena- tor Lenroot of Wisconsin, Who holds try to escape the cost of th rule of action which undertakes to set. be borne. mnot be carried out and only leads to, it may find itself thereby able to pur- the’ expenses of the government and of the nation for if each of us attempts makes them discontented gyith an in- to escape his part of the burden-of the “The people of today are taking up anew the study of economic questions, both those that relate to private bus! was told us by the Greek fable of the man who found eve We thing he touched can go on increas- ‘turned to gold. and discharge ewhateyer duties come to It confidence in one Woodrow Wilson that he has in himself—Great Falls (Mont.}) Leader. them. is not possible for the coun- ‘he > war. Why the Big Hotels Serve Petato Flakes Big hotels serve Potato Flakes with at least one course square, and weighs 200 tons. A. 'Phey’are not compelled to incoy'| porate under the law creating the new! legisintive body whose business it is to see that every member belonging to Let us pre you a fege Garden Court Vanitab, 2.4rial will show you why 40 many women we st Face regularly In che Lainey box of Nation bine, y0e. SMITH-TURNER Denver, Colorade Senator Lenroot dominated the group changed, and Lenroot, a first termer, to the proprietor of a bootblack stand. The e all employed and receive com- —AT— Bars Palm store over 15c. May 9. We take ord States. ORDER THE 414 E. Second “Think Richards & Cunningham When You Want the Best” far you may be from the Day”—the.grandest day of the year, Sunday, delivery to any city in the United DAMES TC REN MMM AEIU RATES 0 VEORITITEEELS™ ers “for telegraph NOw. PALMS Phene 600