Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO Che Casper Daily Cribune ion, who def ——————S=—=S—————_— = be Casper Dailp Eribune|oor: nt ‘eat are more powerful {& rees! publican rty for Fs and ALooUSHeSss, Sourage and conf-|ton fo: > ential ¢: 2 spots, e Gantten oNat renee tee Wes Re nanan | Daugherty, wio/GAteated Boyhl at Chel ashes ave. dle TRA: Danie ie cea tee wee ee Se atic Ey ta gevtha detent HR gO TE Ee ah tee cation ‘offices: Oil Exchange Butidine |caxzo by carrying his ehiet ugh to! might."—Calvin Coolidge {ores leisabneed, ac [fective flues, | $1.50 per foo But up. BUSI S TELEPHONE............ 15 » made joint sp r ae - lage cas en aeon spout wher _ a i ua Entered at Casper cWyoming)Postof- a ene cueee aes THE GREAT REPUE Ureangilensin cee : : == tice as second-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916 pt owen Grothe: aact hbase Betts ates ns in Ohic $ to believe the d from now on are t Is etsy MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS), u REPORTS FROM THE UNITED Press| 2tding and Cc public was written by Republican t — te hand in the consciousness President and ‘-RLESON 3 was destiny ae Aah Out BURLESONITIS Se Cee an ertising. 3 Nex an ¢ lonial indepen-| oa at s: Beane dene from the commanding | yan ditorial Wr 1 world. There was bank bull ing Representatives lestiny in riveting of union out of| gisaye andall, 341 Fifth Ave, | he chaos of viet yhen ideas were} , ew York City, jof the postoftice department in the fol-| ‘ Lede ei Maat Ww ill ha n, King & Prudden, owing s conflicting and jealousies contendi -28 Stecen Bldg., lowing « na Huet aed! Been ERS GHeaietiOd, Chicago, Ill. | It was never more® difficult to do [ke Ma opel A EL AT Daily ‘Tribune are on divinity in formulating the gr York and Chicago of- tl an it is today. The maii jand 44 are welcome. » between Philadelphia and New | 7e?Stitution, avoiding the weaknesses | ery ular government since men | York is so Unreliable that spec $7.80 live $82)not sure of delivery to Wall st Se asm. One Year . red t 1 avel liberti Six Months Three Month 2X matter mailed in the forenoon is suf i r written in a fun-| od 5 i Warren Harding le ing house the next morning. - $6.00 ° :¥8:99 | rhis seems incredible for the distance 1 time to get tt a’ blo items int 21,501 o a for | On! ; ain aa.(@uPPed railroads furnish as’ fine and’ | The Political Pot ty miles and two splendidly | °& — news published herein. i He eeennaetin ry would be ui nly railroad terr New York ‘ous Were it not for the 1 upon the low effi \ FALSE ALARM. ser vice t together before ue bulletins on WIE | it throws iency of the postal populated area. It Vs condition of healt in a dense The Cox hally-hoo contingent San/ may be doubted if any similarly located | fs the world that the old boy is Francisco ling for ay Rillesiproaune anoreceniunniaimatietnany nl 1 colt, and Cummings tells a Ir ion, might uwaY is carried bet n Philadelphia and) ¢ » convention that he is he. With the claim that he is a “ote |New York (6) ddys inithe year. W in red for his ascention robes. zetter” in Ohio, but down in Ohio with'then, gh ut reports from ‘Tumulty, Doe it be necessary for the < 1 1, son and Edith. © election stutisties is A banks to undertake the work that the - Ciao ry. It is soft pedal government is paid to do in a territor oa roth tuff, within borders of! of enormous busine 5 Rum, ruin and rapacit his is tivity? keve state. ‘The wild claims), can proud’ ne by Jim Cox lent i zgestive of the t ; : : f of his Tammany arc foreign consumption. | which are Ii heavily upon the Hus a : Heat 1 * s) anis ior vi am. Tit ple at the t when thesgreatest n JU SAAT aN ate figt * brinus Society of Ohio, his: Jersey per ht i - the quickest transm Sen eee : are ynal liberty squad and his Illinois we ? and business mail between Unb cake ECE EE Uy - legion. Some army! rs of trade activity. Day day operations show that it takes . i Harding and the an adapted by the Re | For YOUR sy mtanreorssess | EIBERTY BONDS ) Have faith in the It gave independence under Money to Loan on Diamonds, “Cox and cocktails: from, thirty six to forty-five hours to Se home” is the s deliver lelphia mail in suburban towns around New York, while tu tion within New York City limits is a candidate for governor is as fol lows Brown Garfora h this division of the Repub shington and freedom under Lin Jewelry, Guns, Clothing i‘ ena ai Goxeavanh lente surat ! : gee aa A Here Casper Loan and Clothing ralitY of 166,828. The analysis of the won. However powerful Store—229 South Center official r ns shows that the b vil may appear, some liear vot nm that iro was 490,403. This means nothing else than that Cox was a minority candi » by the wide n of 51,080. ter Cox had served one Midsummer Specials For this week-end we have placed on sale many rare bargain in Ladies’ and Children’s Wearing Apparel. Each ite ‘the item means a great saving. Wash Suits; Regular Ladies’ Striped Gingham Sale $2.95 Petticoats, regular $1.35; Sateen Petticoats, = 1.05 st grade, regular $3.15; Tidervent Sale Ladies’ Knit a Price .... $2.65 Union Suits, Royal Mill rnor and had made his us defeated by Willis (Republican) w came through with a plurahty over Cox of fact that the Progressives ran own ticket and poll 60,904 for ¢ In this 1914 election Willis 1 523,074 votes while Cox received 04 votes, 1916 Cox a us out ¢ plur \ : nnother on c : vhic 2ans_ the ae Be 2 Ladies’ Sateen Petticoats; | paris es Wen 2 Pepe -,, | regular $2.85; best, regular $1.45; : cc ite see Sale Price —........... 2.55 Sale $i 20 e ; Price U Ladies’ teen Petticoats; sae 11.8 Perit " es tes ze rulae gee; $2.05 Regular $1.35; $1.15 a 4459 for Will ale Price ........ of t ot r this ur shows that Ladies’ Striped Gingham Petticoats, Regular $1.85; Fiffel Brand Buttonless Un- ae cindingaty, wp! a) ae Sale $1 55 derwear tailor-made; reg- mally Reéynbliean ut ee eee Pricer 22..:. 2 e ular $2.25; Sale $1 95 | Ladies’ Striped Gingham Price seceeeneeeeseeee 0) n for a defection in Ut are about Cox vaunted ility in Ohio Petticoats, regular $1.65; The « Or icisco eo nocrats of ae aCamille |; e state by candidate for carried Ohio ' CORSETS ar | nator Harding the Democratic candidate to take eure of, but also hae tand the los of 67,509 votes Which wer for Garford, “Progressive candidate for year it is far different. Mon} Arthur 1 rford, who Hara ing’s Progressive opponent in 1914 for the senate, presided the old-fash-} joned rally at the claring that Progressives of Ohio; sa Sa ees ey Pee Georgette Waists, 20 Per Cent ul fact whic hows that Cox w in! ag taanithiy umber st Discount hat the “late eu 1 a t It will pay you to trade with us oF tness of the primary cam ile ci en era ae 220 S. Center; Next Door to Kimball Drug Store ut 1 en William H i ny of|tOn, gerieral me It requiked threp'keynoty ppecches | * jackass to the point of nthusi. a 00 $6900 kicked out of a group of cabi. ep cers, a riot and surplus of) eal 1c ait ee to ee Building Blocts for sale, suitable e e J > will not eXpedious train service as anywher foundation, Cheaper than wood } tion be- world. In order to save a full day's | °7 ie atestceson | CASPER CONCRETE BLOCK | » in the collection of an, Jin regards the Sa WORKS me of exchar t Fr as a promissory | Factory. Wotcott St.. near sriniietsi| ~ Front Basement, West Hotel Bldg. fore, some of the large P phia noi 1p to him ‘to redeem it J. A. Hanson, Mgr. Phone 981-M .! ress is exclusively now send over these checks ev Ta a curious taste for | — a Press is_ exclusive! ow send over th hee must m7 1 for | + = in this paper by special messengers. That this he World | # Samus | Clean-Up-Sale Remarkable Savings On Better Footwear -| ‘ats leopatd cannot cliange tile s of the dry state of Wast ager of the Anti-Sa ague, says about it. Our Big Midsummer Clearing Sale is in full sway Hats at says three intere sts conte ancisco, the White Hou t nd 1 The Whi ‘net claim him, Wall Street! s him so liquor and Tammany ve to do the shouting. ballots to se the Demo- CONCRETE BLOCKS I buildings. Fer garages IGGIN “YOUR SHOEMAN’ This Clean-up Includes Every Pair of Summer Low Cuts in Our Store You Save On Every Pair You Euy $745 $795 FOR OXFORDS FOR PUMPS Regularly Retailed Regularly Retailed Up to $13.00 Up to $12.00 G —_—— —= FOR TIES Regularly Retailed Up to $15.00 Walking Heel Oxfords Chan:lp Prices Every pair fresh from the factory this season. With soles, heels and uppers practical for early fall wear. $12, $13 and $14 Values; $ Clean-up Price ................- en) 9.45 Clean-up Price ........ We'll gladly make Exchanges or Re- fund your Money if Purchase ‘is not Satisfactory. GGING | “YOUR SHOEMAN’ 122 East Second Street Asbestos Chimney Blocks Regular Retail Value, $3.50 $3.30 Men’s Scout Work Shoes Regular Retail Value, $4.00 xtra pecial Chalmer’s Gen- uine Porosknit Shirts and Drawers 35c Per Garment 3 Garments for Clothes, 2606 S. Center