Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT €be Casper Daily Cribune NO SPECIAL CLASS. Casper, Natrona _couniy, Wyo. Publi-| chairman of the senate committee on a . rder mystery.) His home was the gathi place in Seon Ofek OI ae ane? Buea ° ittee on)an attempt to solve # murder mystery. gathering § New The fascinating occupation has already three weeks’ problem is as vexing today ership of the railroads and the Plumb first newspaper accounts Te _ ~ Interstate Commerce,” says the ++++--15] York Sun, “who ditched both the gen-) covered Entered at Casper cwyomtng)Poator.|°T#! Dlan for straight government own fice as second-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916 BUSINESS TELEPHONE...... MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS|!%sue scheme for soviet control and cried about the REPORTS FROM THE UNITED PRESS/eperation of the roads by the unions $$$ $j . EB. NW ¥ Be Away Agegident and, Editor! out the major part ef the new railway i Managerjlaw now in operation. This me was Senator Cummins who worked sociate Editor|based on the fundamental p’ WH. HUNTLEY. .--.-Editorial Writer! ina the cardinal interest fh the me ing Representatives David J. Randall, 341 Fifth Ave. prada ork City, Lisocrs ane Bagcen, |plication rests on the sound sense Chicago, Ml. i I ever c = Coptes of the Bah BEipune are on|**iom that the public never could get Mile in the New Y and Chicago of-jits necessary service unless the roads} Posslandiyisitorsjare: welcome: could get the necessary revenues t SUBSCRIPTION RATES > By Carrier 4 i neiple 4. lam theatre ter is the service imperatively required by the whole public. Its practical ap give it. One Year .... Six Months.. Three Months One Month ... Per Co: . $7.40) “It was Senator Cummi 2 , 195| more, who supplemented the American injunction against arbitrary — interfer- ence with the service and the needs Qne Year . Six Months Three Mont No subser Jof the public by organized capital. it’ ption by: was he who took the ground that the less period than three months. ‘All su ptions muat be paid in ad-| CP! vance and The Daily Tribune will not| forbid organized labor to do the same| Insure delivery after subscription be- comes one month in arrears. } thing. 2 SRE i States government also must wall. Membér of Audit Burenn of Circutations “And so at the lowa primaries the The victim was « ¢ . A. B.C.) Plumb lead eres, ox the pec ntes Preas. union politicians he ssociate ress is exclusively) . . . entitled to the ase for Toru hee y| ator Cummins alive. But they didn't. own, y all news credited in this paper and a)ao| -phey Y s hi ey didn't! am the local news published herein. They didn’t get his hide. They didn’t) amn MERIT IN THE MAN. 120.000. Frank A. Munsey, tne distinguished] N of which fs not strange proof:! superf author, and publishe 24) it is only new ‘proof that the American!t, he added to oy of valuable * \people will not be ruled by any speei:l) these, to; tic na ed ar ; or by anybody acting for any spe-! jnelir York Heraid, endorses |cial class. ‘They’ will not be bullled| triage. He ma ren Hard for the Presidency nd they will not be bluffed by w# Sam} ana tivea with her for ten years. Hi says Mr. was not his ch x by # Glenn Plumb. What! p-opensities for for the t he had any | Gompers-Plumb outfit has tried to} nuse he had ne ver| do in lowa and failed to do it has] ¢y tried to do in Llinois and has failed. nto his quatifica-} quaintances Be this as it may, i is ar that the Picture I had of S¢ tor Harding @/ oyusetts and has failed—failed in the} of it, Week ago is hot th picture T have of| instance so grotesquely as to make easy living the him, now that I have come to know Governor | Coolidge négtantaneously almanhood did not rvetter 5 _ | him bet jlooming national figure’ rote 12 him all the way up from “Whenever Sam Gompers or the farm, through childhood manhood; seeing him as a printer the case after he had finished his edu- issue the American people are ready! son. cation; seeing him as the venturesome! ¢ young editcr-owner of a small country newspaper—daring to put himself to the test in one of the most difficult of ail fields of endeavor t 1d winning sue: ce see small country news-! paper grow under his wise and vigor. ous hand! n ll Zs into a prosperc and in- him fi ndependent; seeing him as a in u fluential journal that has m legislature of Ohio; see as a lieutenant-governor of his United State and now as the ther enator andidate | publican party fer the presi-} dency—the highest honor a party can} bestow on a man—all this spells some- | thing, means sometiin; *n do not Pp records of t is sort in thel,# They do not come by accident There is merit in the man who chieves | q aus Senator Har has achieved. ntor Har he were @ geni headed : ing is not a genius. If} he wouldn't be level are never level head-| ed. He better than a gen-! ius for strative job, because he is a practical man of common sense. | nator Harding has not world by anything he has aid in th done or United States sen- 2 fine record in that man, who thinks ate. He has made body : sund, s Well, talks well and has the courage of his convictions. As a ma r of f: Senator Hurditg has taken quite as us place in the United as any man well can take | 4 in his st term in that body. The} schator who projects himself into the} | foreground and essays to be a leade and a of public opinion in his as a rule talks to empty benches trews stumbling blocks in } O definite has been the public’s acceptance of Hot Spot and Ram’s- horn and so highly efficient has the Chalmers become as a result of their use that these two devices now influence a nation. 1—They have made buyers of cars insist on an engine that would get out the power that mature stored away in gasoline. 2—They have caused a de- cideddemand for lessvibrationin a car with theattendant results of longer life and more comfort. ' 3—Theyhavecausedan insis- his own path. ation of Senator Harding's An exar worl amitice and en the floor and | aa examination of his s and general bearing as ay first term show sdmirably in his favor. Harding is the first United s or ity all ou tory to muon for President nc that 1 suld never have of his fellow s\ s for the dorsem great office of President if he were not equal to the jor As a sound, clean, human man Sen-} ator Hardir like McKinley, looms large. V could weleome such a man ain, With Hard: historie mansion in the White House ing as 3 would open w doors, ict in the Ee A ie aaa tence for the elimination of Secing him as no see him, m é entirely Sati wator Harding frequent spark plug foulin; . is the: 1ey ince. 1 ‘shall urned bearings, scored cyl- und the clection of his runn mate | Governor Coolidge, and my uo apers will work wholeheartedly for elec tion and the election of Lis running mate, Governor Coolidge. if elected Warren G. Harding will give us, I am eonfident, a thoroughly sufe, vane. et ficient administration, a wholesome, cor tr dial, common sense adimil m, oO clean cut business administration, an] AND Dest bruins of thi | administration that will command aie} country to the sery-{ ice of the cou an administration! with Ith feet dquarely placed on the| 511 Yellowstone Ave. ground. | We have had Car of hitting} the sk We buve bad cheugii for the THE WAGES OF SEN. gsued every evening except Sunday at “It was Senator Albert B. Cumniins,| New York is groping in the places of the metropolis. The known facts are that one Jozephi MN, a widely sportsman, y Editor bt ahhh with friend: New Ams clock in the o'clock the same morning he was found in the ception room of his own home by his housekeeper, who mat- “|ntorning. At eight-thirty form her usual day's work, dying from} a bullet wound in his he As the history man’s life is revealed by the searching inquiries of further’ the suthorities, the more numerous be come the theories as to the manner of| his removal from has been followed to its las, analysis | All efforts end in a blank impenetrable asite. De-| «a the Gompers labor] voted to horse racing, cards and wom-} went out to skin Sen-|en. He owned a a wizard at cards and as for! fifty or more have been ae-; get his scalp, they didn’t get a lock | counted for in the public inquiry by} aD of his hair. Senator Cummins swept! the district attorney. | his state with a primary vote far above! Piwell sprang from plain 4 {160,000 and a -plurality well above: parentage. Had but meagre advantages! Acquired a goods clerk [in education and tre ial polish : ther with « knowledge and tion for cards was his stock in} and jad him into a difficult cirete of society | He formed | nd friendships in what it has tried to do it in Maine and has!piain folks denominate “the fast se! n he had been born to. ailed. It has tried to do it in Massa-| 4, liked it and m time @ecame a In the pursuit of pleasure and! with him, Jnor did she measure up in his opinion Glenn} to the standard of the women friends YOUN) Pinmb or anybody of similar stripe! in the set in which he moved at wants to go to the hustings on that'to loath her and deserted her and her and) the, ™en ani s when the rit were! The pace was: rapid. and | cially ne | spurt lov to per-| | never men The secret ice and police aye plainiy b: ;the newspaper experts have ¢ their skill and ing fled, | rste y clue} & of his, nd honest younger | He grew Lb Eh od ES ECT eT [ment of his own, had a reasonable f- y jnanclal prosperity,’and weht the limit./5is home in er dark inj here for some time with friends wad ar- tending to business matters. . t Mara 8. Riagley left ‘Thursday for Cheyenne 1 hours of the twenty-four for his women friends. Word has been received that Birs.| furnish music afternoon and evening CASPER CONCRETE BLOCK John Nance of Salt Creek who recentiy| in new pavilion whch is mosquito proof. & serious operation at the; Bring your picnic party and spend the! Mayo brother's sanitarium at Rochestet, | day pF be ey cool and uieaty ‘of | Factory. Wolcott St. near Burlington D 0 _ idancing. 7-2-2t) J. A. Hanson, Mgr. Phone 981-M The moral and public! financial wreckage drifted from sight nd no one knows the extent of it. The ending of Blwelt is not unusual, unexpectéd. The life he led later comes to tragedy in A jealous woman, or one) » am irate husband, ny of these may have fired the} And the record shows them} }to be numerous. ‘The mystery of Elwell'’s death may Under other cireum stances it would be important to hunt ut the murderer and avenge the kill- jing. under the law, but has not society his removal? Minn., & convalescinhg. nor is it ooner fatal shet nefitted by Vindication of her code? Insofar as they may be received, per- |imit the sordidness of ,Blwel’s life to| tewch its’ own lessons, and forget his | t the existence. Fresh Edelweiss Bb: 9 Jt Might Have Happened to You Almost every day you nce,|@ hear or read of an Auto- mobile Accident, a Fire, a Collision, a Personal In- honest womar jury. We Offer the Necessary Policies TAN A and this i QE Gaalty Fire, , ARK \,OAD ea ERVIC Phone 1223 HOW THE CHALMERS HOT SPOT AND RAM’S-HORN, HAVE INFLUENCED A NATION lower the cost of maintenance. 4—They have caused an ems phatic demand for cool running on‘a hot day and quick starting on a cold day. In other words, the accep- tance by the public of Hot Spot and Ram’s-horn have recast standards of judging motor cars uence now is felt wherever cars are built. For Hot Spot and Ram’s- horn accomplish much by trans- forming raw, heavy fuel into fine, smooth power and pro- viding, new virtues that buyers now seek in a motor car, Hence the growth in pub- licbelief that Chalmers is one of the few great cars of the world. 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