Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1920, Page 2

Che Casper Daily Tribune : WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1920.- ? “a rock Che Casper Daily Ecibune} senator Har THE CONSTITUTION sh and all of them, and enters the; They voted that the TristY were a, Uttle auckt Nexlons sisten tuck they | Fr fean,that Charlie Murphy‘d roc [bis opponent it shows considerable! Robert Lansing is an honest, loyal}campaign with supreme faith in tel A. ¥, & off ry a would: aoe. te Matin hen irney sipoopel At up for wv ~a a mirona. coutig. Weck aetbit: |@nith dnt the “Republican ‘candiiate knd land able American citizen, It matters!judgment of the American people andl 9" OSES*t rough, !They cheered for old Bill Bryan, but Lap avg dh arr ieny By e8; Ol Bxchiange Hutiding. {the Republican cause irrespective of |not that jhe served in the Wilson cabl-|the utmost confidence in the election ottsjor unless that goshalmighty League! voted down his planks, ‘They nominated TELEPHONE. trees, AS{/what the personal preference of the net. He was too big a man and ther 3 { asper Wyoming) Postof. | bettor may be. fore out of place in the company into ass mutter, Nov. 22,2916] nis Harding and Coolidge, who stand upon) |@ platform which requires no evasion jon their part, but represents the coun- R THR ASSOCIATED PRESS/day on large bets. On smeli bets back-| He was the only mat ever cormected itry's needs and demands ‘S FROM THE UNITED PRESS/ers of Mr. Cox are demanding three to join the administration possessing any is the Wall Street situation to- which he was thrown. MEMBE | RePoR | o———— ; pt he ee non jot dcaaa bee tea tes eel ee Me J.B, HANWAYX, Prosident ang ddstor| Pe: e |Adea of foreign diplomacy, iad he) mA = 5 AY, Business Mandger! As straws show which way the wind |bcen unhampered, the United States to- i| e ‘ot eS f ad Manager ee ee i ges? ty Baitor blows, bets show the trend of judgment, aay would have a much greater pres: re 1 J. B. GRIF a f © Editor) _ rs tige than it has. se ye eee Sditorial Writer| With respect to final results, j ie fm i NS = ee 53 apr Pi | Somewhere Robert Lansing has said:| [.: ‘My campaign,” says Governor Cox, vavid J. Randall, 44) Putth Ave, | “Four great documents mark the|!" his latest and most ambitious dec nae & Covered with slime and seaweed, with| progress of the struggle of a thousand | Mration. | Sarg ced . we ae But an Outlaw i in W (@) 4 jone armstrap broken, there was picked| years to attain the civil libe: which eee wired Nl Le aes rn up in the Delaw«re river the other day |has found’ expression in American. citi- ee the affairs of Pasian nee of i crea ew ] 3] ve a life belt bearing upon one side, sti/zenship, Magna Charta in 1215, the a et Rene nae nad sig “ oe ee SUBSCRIPTION RATES legible, the words “life belt” and upon| English Bill of Rights in 1789, the eS (oe ont sf Mire Pest of the! leswons:of the . By Carrier ‘ “te ad oe Rl ot ate PE 776, 2 ast. i - : ‘S One Fear ....0)- ren ee errr en ame an Wt) Ealiewen Seca An ane and Hatet sera uaeriad that At - @ Other states long have recognized that the manu Bix merle 5 to the belt was a strand of faded golden}the Constitution of the United States | Lea 4: i . ] : = One Month .2.. 2 Hair. of America in 1788. Epochanaking as ,™*"ked himséif out some program facture of Carbon Black from natural gas is a legit bi By Mall What a message this storm-tossed,{each of these documents Is, it the - * ‘. ° ° tees | eashed life jacket brings to us| constitution which represents the high-| If there are any Republican wounds imate industry. KY fron ane eee Host: (expieeston iat aut aceeremnte rae ahedie@, ma ee an cian ; # ur {wi atever, the: fail to ” r in the . . a “4 F| | Since the wearer went to death by'| free people. lsoaah ‘ fasta Seatie q It remained for Wyoming to declare this essential t Will not |the treacherous and criminal act ,of| ““Gleaned from the collective wisdom |¥ a I ea ss ” i pene ae: ser dtaunderers, we (bays dolttaenea’ tkfselot the’ aigse Samah Toigsal indore aesae ied aoa Ea ee a sting industry an “outlaw. ° Se le, aetatlen tna eRe ; ch Republicans have Jon j Ce Member of wich Pee Ba as} of Clrevtations iy ar if war and two of ee We eal, aie ee a a he make oe na pettientiy; ented) 1 rie A. B.C. in Aa measure avenged the death of the fon, cons e the ‘hapes nd} tu st Member of the Asnocinted Press. ry | Wearer of that life belt. aspirations of generations, brought into Fr Bacret ae Klin K. 1 q The manufacture of Carbon Black from natura ot e or is extlusively i 7 ormer Secretary Franklin K,. Lane 2 Q 2 instigs 5 -_ at |being a mation founded-on the princi- | 4 ~ 4 5 » ie Sareea Be ee a da eee Scat agohe cag. HHS: WHISOHT caluae yatzea mediate gas is now being carried on in Pennsylvania, West te ws published herein. vill never be forgotten so long as civili-| ble that 2? habe ; Saree “Dp 5 ve. 5 of ip setke Pls) othe h zation lasts, have een Dronght ow, | a an that al are entitad to an equal CO iis ee ae Se Virginia, Louisiana, Montana and Kentucky. | cores a That does not imply regret or repen-| Voice in the government under whieh | P° will pee “es ie its ue o | ree: ; 5 | . place a regular “dirt farmer” fe tence on their part. Jt means that they|they live This great instrument, 2 ° s. 3: 4 otis ceca Teo aims enhs' b = are doverred from miter acts for Jong] Whase exectiener an been proven in/M the, eabine te persian ast * @ Ithasbeen continuously carried on inP. yilvania : : ‘ e is elected. Le s years to come. It means that the race| ‘ar as well ag dn peace, is the channel n cs 5 ; . ‘stuff this in his pipe 2 an fears. ‘ = Re ublican Ticket |Fesponsible for those whe directed will|(hrouzh which our national ite finds} Cee Ree Samp ke Jat; for more Oy ; * D jbe mistrusted and avoided until it hastrue expression. It is the bulwark of If the ‘Fortysplgnta iboreinthein 5 ied in West Vi ° 5 rer -, Seca s the |Our individual rights and the guardian Better) ir- | Fee Presiden ee ndiated {9 eantinsed good works the] ur soaiviauet n rigor rch [A RET RE Saath, ta It has been continuously carried on in West | ? REN G. HA’ |transgre sions of the past. | ie ee = ’ ole ; : | WAR s ery, | “With reveratice we stand in the prex-/ 248 conventions and nominating candi ginia for more than 20 years. : Of io —_———o: 1 dates for pr esident, we will declare APPEAL TO AM jence of the constitution of the United rominations closed and proceed with For Vice President— Za , = i 5 oe roc w “ : é e es ‘or Vice Warren Hapaine he wean ihie es, beholding in it the symbol of ‘ |“ Wa arding re Republi the campaign for el q er has rohibit restrict or in- 1 CALVIN COOLIDGE Joan party this year represents ino. fac'|“lemocracy, victorious after centuries of ren Teen: It nev he ? , ) Of Massachusetts [tions within the party, no spegial in-j Hufliot, the visite evidence thit this! Give them hai ouch an thes terfered with by law in any state, other than ; jterest or particular group within oyr|##tlon Is builded on the eternal rock of wilt tans themselves,” says the ott | SOMETHING IMPENDING | human liber Voting citizenship. Rathe: What sort of a dose do you suppose,all Ameri May we never surrender | at birthright of American citi- it calls upon ans who love Ame saw. ° hey have accomplished it in Wyoming. iseo platform. The Wilson ad- i » whe! AEE Nitay. erties president of believe in sound progress and real de-| we Five 'te it our inhiyaaea fon has “got by" with + gq Any statement to the contrary is false and mislead the N ial AntiSalgon League, is'| velopment, to support it. i May we defend it, even} much hypoorisy and flim-flam dn ‘the " f re cooking up for Mr. J. Middleton Cox,| “The laboring man who secks oa PERERA! lives, 3 every enemy who j nat) that Wardens got atte better of + false to f, ts, 4 sl j ing in int i ‘ te for president on the/Square deal from a political party witl|S€¢KS to destroy it in’ principle or{ discretion in that ‘document. Obsarce ing — rae mis ent Soa cm Ravens |fet it from the Republican party; the|POWer: As it shielded our forefathers how long the old sieve remains afloat. Yemocratic ticket? bs ti an party; r Pie saohocs settee tarmer who is looking for freedom from| 2"! has shielded us, let us always shield - @ The stamp of United States Government approval seategs To ablished, however, is| Present irksome restrictions is premised |{t {om profaning hands. pepe hier elena Lead - has bi 1, th anufacture of n Reeve well (eS LAP LSE O DCR | Democracy having: left. my bed and as been p laced on the m Carbo: the fact that the Rev. Perley A. is alt freedom and full consideration of| == a & | board, without just cause or provoca- C SenarenpeRt the netda of ariccters athe Git] | MUST STAND ON SCOR Gn Gada LE Black from natural gas, and, as such, will be treated : An < off Of Republican’ sticddad: Mize "angaalinuat ig, overwhelming, predominant is. “OM ‘end ay : 4 4 ihe Gee the Anti-Saloon League book of} 0 P 18 Barleycorn, this is to notify the pub. ° . “Carbon Bl ck chronicles, it is recorded that in one of /@€SS man who is suffering grom restrict. |SU° W ie end. eryphaalzed iby the’. that I will not be responsible for in the next ar ticle of this series: | Democ ‘ational Convention at San = 5 * 99 rates and in- any bills or accounts contracted by igh conserv: Well look to the|Franéleco when it gave uaqualted en! manufacture is the highest form of ation. . Mr. J. Mia: |Republican party to relieve him from |dorsemant. to the acts and policies of WOODROW WILSON. gronking) withi gomeliveneyehen burdens’ pideal\ucena wim aehia | tie Wilegn vanraicatesiant Rava ate Ses . fic hand-to-hand contests in Ohio, several)/@d credit, high intere: and there were many of such ®4uitable taxes, may years 0. between dleton Cox > wets and dry en ae thus approved covers a period of gov- BONEHEADS IN SESSION, ave r . ‘b mpa Y mence ir 1 official statement issuea|*mocratic administration. euiieei tea cigeeedccee ates (By John W. Low.) idland arpon Co n . poy hore “More than ever, the Republican = 3 ‘hey voted for a vision some one said W: from the executive office at Columbus, i" 5 ‘ e t + sed the opinion that the Rev.|Party this year stands for the Lincom|¥@ste and extravagance unparalelled, _was in the sky, Cowley, ‘yoming Sete A ; io 1: ft ba $ principle of ‘goyernment of the people, |" #!! the history of the republic, In! Quite the most alluring vision ever Perley A. was “a liar and a grafter- Bop sy Sea namegs , hy the people und for the people,’ for|tM!® Tespect the National Republican! p,,y 8°", Gown: a: iwet-iplank Jand Even if the governor did so, quite r ‘ | They a large number of people did not be-|the sod of all the people. 2 is upon |82¥5* | voted ovr a ary. Rae . : g , ithe develo; 2 r incinis “Refusing to accept as standard-| §ut they didn’t vote for any in lieve it, and the general character and|the development of that principle andj carer any Democrat direatly connec! ted | ae . “ ‘the interpre fon of our platform that xyputatinn ,of, the Rey. Mir. Baker dale ao | a ER famgbas: or identified with the admmintstratton—| not then and has not since warranted, We shall make our campaign, irrespec- any such belief, tive of the splans or the nominees of|P@fusits MeAdoo or Palmer, or Colby, | meee | F ie at eaten es declining Marshall and spurning Hitch-| The nbn ae tase vock, Carter Glass and all other Jes ding | Saloon League is to establish prohibi- eT xponents of the px IT OVER | seem| The Democrats of Wyoming have lit: t 3 effort to divert attention from the short- corn a tle hope, if their attitude in filing . f | ‘yeorn and comings of the administra sent regime—the | ‘an Kraneisco convention, in an obvious tipn and keep it established. PHI Mr. J. Middleton Cox's dé to be to x ohn Bar restore him to his old privile, JULY ECONOMY SALE > of run-| #tatement of candidacy for nomination = ran? n, presents : ; . as a candidate a state leader supposed: | ng amuck on ¢ at the approaching August primar! j r y, Ta a a vee Riv’ ‘indication. apiis-* decorante| 77 teeed | teoin "aaiala Weration jean cae 2 UNPRECEDENTED VALUES. Make Your Dollar Do the Thus two ambitions clash. jens dication. : 5 . j : absolved of its a i hg i Regardless of those ug igibrethren proved very unenthusiastic|*28°!ved of its sins of commission and ii EKgyptiat omission, feared that something is impending. {filers for the senate and house of repre | : ED. j8entatives at least. At the expiration A MERE POI ICIAN {of the time limit fixed by law the Re As long a yan was the standing | pubtic 2 H Ti k heats the men who controtted the San Fran. {hed label. They mark Al henomenal Sale of 8 s B > ‘str | an lists were complete for the en- 5 ‘ the bestof homie- = ; he}tire twenty-one count of the state /C°* convention and contrived the A *:folkatdritks just : 9 candidate of the Democratic party, he jitire enty-one es c maraindHon*Boss -Murghy, does tata olks 3° jus! ‘ " t t would at each recurring campaign }but there were thirteen counties, in|7@™Ination—Boss Murphy, Boss Bren fT [i] tobe your tabie. omens Garments a nan and Boss Taggart. Let the ‘glor: eae, a mene: ete Henican Democrats had made no fil i af | pyramids Work of Two appear’on every uch glo; taking is is attaches to this under- | | scribed and freely given to! it < be theirs, if Se? ‘ Every dress in these two groups was purchased this season, and is authentic in style could not be said to be proposals in! ing Bislative o} ‘Ss. “But the c ry iA not dedel ante < Which the people had any great amount} Of course these ticket vacancies may ne country iis ‘not ode vege itn Gries EC KGS and beautiful of material. Frocks included in this sale are suitable for every occasion. BEEace. Group 1 Group 2 Consists of taffeta, georgette crepe and Taffeta, satin and georgette dresses, for- floubtedly the bosses intended that their candidate should typi 1 of faith, or to he governmental or eco-|yet be filled by the local county com- nomic reforms of startling advantage|mittecs which is provided for under the tion Demoer to those most affected, still they were | elections law. y anti-administra- ratio f but he cannot escay nd sentiment, | imin, ; fall at many first) tne ; record made at Washington, and | vorite of democracy. He has provided ,cluss fellows, unfortunately aligned’ fall he will, nothin Mr. Cox does not seem to be as in-Ja townshlp. You can't me the mem ‘ Re, sn de mmitment to a crepe de chine; all 10 95 | merly priced at $75 $19 95 Sstiew as Democratte issues go. And as) Buteven so there ts an apathy in the| Wo oo Chl ition platform and the wn: | now are, each ... to $125, now, each e suchywere to be duly threshed out. |Demoeratic party that is visible across aualifica rsement of ail the | A more fascinating lot of frocks cannot be imagined. You will be sure to find just the dress for you in one of these groups. ‘Chic Wash Frocks Offering Values That Will Astonish the Most Skeptical—iIn Three Groups at $4.98 $6.95 $9.69 Hundreds and hundreds of cool summery frocks in, the most approved modes; not odds and ends, but several new purchases just received and offered in the greatest of all sales. Almost endless variety of exquisite style creations—each more charming than its neigh- istration’s Gi, He must rise or ventive or resourceful as the old fa-|bers, for there are a and his record provides noth-|with that party. They don't belong ing of constructive nature for his| there, but they party to har “The paramount plank in the Demo- atic platform ts an unequivocal in- dorsement of the League of Nations »port to come over| ; O} paste, : ls ste covenant as President Wilson brought fi Y UT d's own and lead better} it back from Versailles, till stick around from its hat upon. force of habit. This is the best time, In such public office as he has held,|and the bi as be n # mere opportunist and ajwith th¢ ' | Pure politician, with a certain cunning|and happ On that score . “ es und © y i potter . r lives and enfoy NettOrl American menu wen | Signed A Blank \n management instead of basic knowl-| class jof politic than exists en their tested ana d will find expression all the edge and executive ability. |present side. more decisively in November, Check? t already hi His elevation to the gove bor. The materials include finest quality : y wship of! The woters of the old Democratic he platform, in minor i I 1 y of thelr ae at OF Per Oulas The automobile owner . Obio, : ene of those strange and unac-| party nae He aay ss) vies ee ‘indorses Mr. Burleson’s mal-administ who drives his car without. Econom Sale of Wash Skirts Economy Sale of Blouses and Smocks. countable occurrences in politics,/Their leaders have desertec rem = fol tion of the postoffice a y Btc c epartment. Thus yu Wb OMT y 5 . which, through uncontroligble circum-| Wilson's conducted. arty. fis | pamooka tio caididate esata COMPLETE Wbarsne tsa $7.50 to $12.50 Values Going at || $7.50 to $9.95 Georgette Tricolette Blouses Stunces clevates a peanut politician to/and we are sure self-respecting voters t On this proposition, let the pub- sumed 2 BLANC ; 3 95 aD 7 95 | 4 95 & place of power for which he is not|don't care to travel with that aggrega- lic, especially the business public, ‘ pe any se oene which eb sarap VARI ed ole RITE Il oie ; fitted and in caim and normal times' tion. answer. a cuene ake Suna ise fo Would not be considered. | ‘The Republican party not only offers “Zt indorsos the operations of pent may sin e aD a f ae e ——0—_ Avoordial Myslecme, Aut ‘ \plulfomnsthagie ee Mngaranes wireen’ ate ene damages to the ex ent ; 5 BETTING FAVORS HARDING |is thorougity American and candidates : EVERY DOLLAR IN THE oy b d . 4 NG }is th ehh i ciency unspeakable. Let the American BANK AND EVERY BIT When men wager their money, they |ft Ought to be u pleasure for any soldiers who fought in France answer. 5 = 3 i. i do #0 to win from the other fellow.| American citizen to suppor us they will, and decisively, 1g Men | OF PROPERTY HE On Sale Beginning Saturday They also base their bets upon judg-| Every day honest American Demo- ian: OWNS. : : 4 ent 2 30 2 | erate, yi ry, A peauetrgs No man with proper! an af- . 3 ment and not upon sentiment. Betting| erats, not only in Wyaming, but every! 1¢ condones the orgy of extravagance See Haaser Ser Breuer eS Amazing Great Variety mien, 0 {0 speak, are hard botled.|where are sluking the dust of democ-| icc ane armistice, with a governmen- O peer a To Choose ‘There is no chivalry in the business, hy racy from their fet and coming intoliar payrott ot appalling. proportions: in. AETNA-A UT fs From friendship. The one object is to win. {the Republican camp. We eho oe fl volving a burden upon the people that Combination Insurance when the Wall Street crowd]it for their sake as well as our own. is wholly indefensible. Let the tax- |}. protects the motorist against SAI OR AND attention to the presidential! ‘he Republican party desires dt un- payers answer, as they will. , 2 RY insurable moforing L "a “a promising eld for #1 derstood that il wants the h@p of all “And 80, throughout the platform, atils tie oak ee ee DRESS HAT: m, It may be set down that. the [weters. tor Accomplish “two | S008» DIGS Fic emaminiahatioiitia commended and | of financial loss due to the op- one é ’ senUlemen engiging confidently expect|poses, to make the Republican party tverything it has done or left undone ration and ownership of your to increase their wealth. jthe cleanest and best political party in! applauded and given unstinted praise. car. The conditions and ferms unde | the country, a worthy party and a fit “Upon such a platform Governor Cox which bets are proposed indicate the} party to live in; and it wants the help stands and must stand. He cannot Seg, - Beil eee ge en wave In the proposition jef ail voters to regcue the govarnmentl evade tho dasies ri or divert na- -fTAgene>o- mwhich they wager money. Then|of the United States of America from tional attention ‘from them. 1 - when thy The T rty welcomes these Issues, | THE LEADER 146 EAST SECOND STREET » Wall Street birds post large|Wilsonism and return it to the people | : publican: p sums at two and a half to one Lhat} who own it, eneral Insurance