Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 2

je SAGE WD = sort. Gaia ue __ The Casper D — ——- _ : be Casper Dailp Cribune!i» the country ror an. rt is neta t - : = ! = = - = = Speculators in order to boost the price.| j% Sentle, kindly husband and a good less man, a strong man. that he will live up to the great tradi- _ Issued every evening except Sunday at ! ighbor. | “Whe » Republicans in the Chica:| tions of the party of Lincoln and Mc- Carper, Natrona county, Wyo. Publi- (oe When the Republicans in the | tions of party satton offices: Oil Exchange Building.| THE HARDING CHARACTER | “In Ohio they love him. ‘They will/S® convention eliminated all other! Kinley and Rocsovelt. BUSINESS TELEPHONE....., 15), Mark Sullivan who writes polities for tell you that success has never gone to! Claimants for the honor of standard-| “Harding and Coolidge, for home and =a ~ |the New York Evening Post and is: set! Harding's head and that he is the same| bearer they picked the right man in| country, is a slogan every good citizen, flan ad BebOnd-cleee TaN ene) Fostor |down as possessing Deemocratic sym-| genial, generous, keen witted compan-| Warren Gamaliel Harding of Ohio. whether Republican or Democrat, can : = pathies, wrote the Harding notification ion that he was when 1 be sore 14a the ereie .| support with joy, with confidence."” MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) s: 8 en he was just the} He is the man who can lead the i ——— editor of the Marion Daily Star, [oountry out-of the darknoss into the) — 07 gang Solomon wi doubi s Solo “His employes on the Marion Daily /Hsht. He is a man we can pin our! . OW ne would say: “Go to th Star will tell you that he is their friend| hopes and our votes on with confidence; thou lusher.” and fellow worker, as well as their! boss, and that they take their troubles, | ory for his pa Yew York! REPORTS FROM THE UNITED PRESS| nyo et Bnd the New York Tribune has taken it for a text and en-} ; President and Editor|ters into a brief analysis of the Hard- WAY, Business Manager Advertisin F_ Manawer «os ~--City Er orl it Collows: 1 Sociate Radlto: er | ing ch » . ¥ » Which is worth perusal itorial Writer! “There seems no question that Sen | their joys and their worries to Warren! ‘AliVavtishay Wcgacdence tives tor Harding's speech of acceptanc !G. Harding with just the pe. Devid J. Randall, 341 Fitth Ave, has gained favor the Seer | | é ee ee ‘ork City. s @ he more it has en dom today that they did before cing & Vrudden, rend und discussed. Hasty critics of | people of Ohio selected him for high é + achicawgon Te the highbrow school dismissed it out of | honors. | ‘opies of the Dally ‘Tribune are on} or “Inch . we i i mie in the New York ahd Chicago of-| nd for lack of Ite yle—it is ; “Harding is an ardent patriot. , His lacking in that liter- fices and visitors are welcome. certainly utterly lov y and his worship of the T BSC mi ry facility whic! Pcond nature to ee ¥ | SUBSCRIFTION RATES is =e reals h is peecpen. natur to} i S is the outstanding thing in his| Que Fear : at Pee os The intellectuals] life. On the occasions when he went| Bix Months. .- 92 /Jeered at it because so much was ten-| broad for rest, recreation and study} Qne Month 65) tative and hes nt and not complete of European governments and condi-| ns, he always said on his return, | nt every time he went abroad he| came back glad and proud of the fact! that he is an American. | ¥ | jand positive cures were promised. | 3 $6.00) “Neverthal yopul | Six Months 3:00 | eat cap | Three Months ...2!2! 1:50/been increasingly favorable to the No subscription by mail accepted for | ies | less period than three months. 4 | ul, we think, for a clear and i reason. hat on we} One Year jon has} All subscriptions must be paid in ad- vance and The Daily Tribune will not ufficion | “The next president. of the Unitea! Insure delivery after supscription he- sro wee? the downright sincer-} |States will have great responsibilities | pel ht eR ta of its utterance, the solid basis of and heeavy tasks. He will h - | ‘ y s. He ave to Member Gt Audit Berean \6t)Ciréula dose fonaracter, ithat® waterites) Gonyinciiely ring 2 : (A.B. G) gly} bring order out of chaos of disorder Member of the Anaoelnted Pecan entire doc ements | which an administration of inefficiency | The Associated Press 1s exclusively viking proof of the point is fur- and rule cot entitled to the use for republication of| nished by the report of the ceremonies nd misrule has created. Serious prob- all news credited in this paper and alao : eremonies lems will have to be met and answered. the local news published herein. of acceptance at Marion, written by an The man who undertakes this hetoie| eyewitness, of independent politics, Mr. task must be a mar i 4 od ack mus an who measures up > ’ ‘ark & “ o { % Brig Nie Mark fal B, for The New York ¥ aI big. He must be an honest man, a fear-| HAVE youeversmelled : ning Post. To the outsider the occa- i sion seonied certain to be a wholly is | | | sthous wae bps aah 1 ‘ y | | | without wanting some? ° ,functory one—in’ the nature of things.| z | . Petia epublican Ticket [50°30 suman coc", % ne HON. GEORGE W. PERRY i It's that same irresistible tate appeal ae |On the contrary, to his surprise, he| (Special to The Tribune) Iminister the country’s industries, and ale a re Nay pe amaatiee| Be le love For President— ;}found the ceremon wited and’ moy-| SHERIDA Wyo., July 30.--Hon.\ he has learned their problems and their CASPER STORAGE GROCERY. { a a OSHS ee WARREN G. HARDING ing.’ Why? Here is Mr. Sulliv » W. Perry, vice president of the jultian. | Solita? tat adulppea “ind 118 East Second; Phone 97 | goodie” taste WHEACO furnishes Of Ohio analysis: eridan ‘National Bank and infer:| tatty to welgh and.balance in heen BOSELLY & CARR } ‘own and growing children with all ig 1. tong was! quite! wure® that BS ‘ ae ba ie = ‘© welgh and-balance in the s Fifth and Beech; Phone 545W the strong muscle, bone and brain- Ror Vice President— "Gs hikers 1 at much sied in a number of important busi- his cool judgment, the rights and nee giving food values of the pure whole nis solemnity came from tho, audi-/ness concertis in She: 20 , a na- wrongs o} ° a 5. i y CALVIN COOLIDGE sak Ee ee i ete fe h . an county, 9 naw ronas of each. f pene | wheat berry. WHEACO is Nature's Of Massachusetts from Had AP IEEE Gt ies toon io and a former newspaper In his public life Harding has ever | food with ‘nothing added or taken joa ale Be Ns see 5 oe men, whe has in his day served in all beon governed in all bis decisions and away. Its gift is delicious nourishment. sciously created it. le has almos' sacities on the county weekly from es by this cool judgment and abilit i k Fada eee 2 E re and q BRAND { WILSON WON'T ELI nothing of the dramatic in him, but he|devil to editor and ‘proprietor, knows! to put himsolt in the other. fellow: POWDERED MILK ; Your Grocer Sells It Mr. Wilson has decided not to inter-}was obviously and deeply moved, ‘wnd| Senator Harding well and talked very place. He has not® forgotton. his ex: : hee Manufactured by personally to prevent a general| moved in a way that was perfectly in| freely on Hare and politics gener-| y¢ shinnores aidttasinee sha Klim Powdered Milk on Ene eee Ee EED ICO : 3 \ a labo: ci . = jenver, Colo. strike in the bituminous coal ff nor|tune with the occasion. ally today, when a Tribune representa- ave reflected his sympati | soar ery Y anetarpasn: * r ec dd equal he distri i f A SG F : ; att . ilk when you want it. | to accelerate and equalize the di pit te Was the picture of a diMdent,|tive was admitted to his private office! and understanding of ‘the needs of the Milk thatisabsolutely pure. * bution of coal to sections of the country |almost a shy, man called upon to in the She nai National ilding. masses. He has never c: a vote Milk that is always fresh. which arc hard pressed for fuel. cept ® high responsibility, siticerely Perry heads the Republican leg-|against the interest of the people, and Milk eer Not sour. The President has determined also| wishing to be sure that the country un » ticket this campaign as a can-|he has fathered and eae aiitor ea tiene net appoint. ar ats 7 al derstood his limitations, earnestly de-|didate for state senate the important measures aimed to bet- urposes, will lez the whole/termined to make clear exactly what Among other th Mr. Perry said:|ter ‘the conditions of the laboring ‘ lim comes in two : conciliating labor, dist ut-|were his fdeas Yor the adm{nistration ery Atteecht ATmeHioante oltinen es. Among: the “lofislative ‘acts’ he heanaee aan = é a mair 3 pe raseal se of to which he was being in-|can take geniine pride in the selection! has supported may be mentioned the skimmed milk (for Pure Whole Wheat Breakfast 1d transportation to the three subor-|vited; rather more concerned, you felt.!o¢ Warren G. Harding, United State: ld labor law, the minimum wage all cooking pur- ate branchee of the government,/with giving people reasons why they ator from Ohio, as the presidential Jaw, the civil service retirement law, poner: f | which now have the matter in hand. He|might properly prefer another rather svat the SRepablleaninl the rehabilitation of industrial cripples Pet sicanior ites expects the interstate commerce com- than soliciting the office for himself."”| «senator Harding is typical of the w and the woman's bureau of the , | mission to adjust the conges-| “There is here well suggested a ba-{portunities of Ameri He was bi abor, Department. ; tion, which is holdin pments of the Harding candidacy.| oor, His father was aystrugeling phy-|\ “He has voted for woman suffrage : : — : 1, particularly to N Aingland and} of a more prec definition | sie. in’ a tiny Ohidet WOunb ands supports i Gating’ as | oe So 1ho-aho-ato- ote oto ate ato he ote ate cte- ste ete ate ete ste tote te state tote cla te Me Masta cta tatie Mette tobinte | sician in a tiny Ohio hamlet. Young and ‘supported th use in states | SeSr-ege he ahe ehoate ehoate ete ese ate stoate-eteateatete ete stoate-ctesteste-ctoate-toate-ote efeoteatesteatestestectosiecte and he ttes the | We offer the word ‘character’ to! cover! yarding labor, through the con-jt} worked his Ww id coll e. He worked durin: summer months at) farming, .at, cause of suffrage. | ed building, at tPachjng, at housd| “Indeed every Mand sign painting and at’ a” printer's! ec ed by progressiveness and the men h ly an American:scene that) cage, to earn the. money: to'edutate him-|farwighted Yealtzition™ of ‘the impor- Attornty ‘General Palmer is doing/Mr. Sullivan described, and the quali! gare tance of political developments. puttering around ties which Mr. Harding has to offer and@|are preeminently Americ: rs and he is| + y through! where ratification w 4 doubtful, using! ¢ his cloquence and his influence for the RO + » very fun umental qualities of rec cillatoers now in Chicago, to reach an |iitude and devotion a: RK? Kas | school intellec-|, M * id stead foe + understanding with miners end opera-|tual processes which Mr. tors in the Ilinois field, whieh will send |; Harding dis-| 1M ? ct of his political’ ca-} rail 2 3, ., 3, ch of iM » yed in his spe is marl Oo Sas ? IGGIN “YOUR SHOEMAN" Popular Summer Styles in Footwear ek“to work. |was essentis 5% 4%, aXe iM oO osto-age ote the usual amount of “When he came out of college—he} “Harding is a Republican of the Lin- went to @& little, unknown ¢ollege in coln and McKinley type. Like these Ohio, which is no longer in existence— great figures of the past he believes in RD ° KA oo about plans to stabalize prices trim the wings of pr ite | cludes no intellectual to be given a free hand to take such}speculations. ‘The phr n qualities. iM aa iM ‘The speech in 1M + sare neither! ne taught : ool and worked as a prin-/ the importance of co-operative action iM Pr UPUoe, iM ires as he sees fit. imaginative nor me triking. In style itlter unth he took over the stock of la-|in deciding the at issues. He has z Managers of industrial plant» and the ef sometimes laborious and bilities of a little local sheet which had) consistently decried the egoism of auto-|% ¢ - public utilities are urging an embargo} involved—of a man to be accurate, moré’ obligations than: type. font methods of government. He has|@ on foreign shipments for the reason | painstaking! accurate, and frank ure outbidding Ameri-|nelther pretending to more definiten efor KO te said that the gr at strength of m party lay in its will- to profit by wise counsel, and ared frequently that a presi- Intensely practical and exceedin, ambitious night and day to build up that paper, | ing and today he has in the Marion Daily he has Star as fine a small-town daily. as is; dent inet should enlist the big- published in the country. |gest men in the party instead of “Harding is a bob their heads to grown from a farmer Only by ving “|whose wise judgment a n government 1M ° foreign buyers And since’ th young Harding — wor! .. at Clean-Up Prices . RK? Sad can use! ign|}upon any particular issue than was in shipments are intended for indv ++, trial) his mind nor holding be any dqubts es it works hardship on Amerti-|or hesitations which he felt. The sul Me Coat rt purpc can manufacturers. stance of the speech bore out the pic- While the Wh House is not as-}ture @rawn hy Mr. Sullivan, ‘a aitti-] ning to dictate to the inte re efeetoacoateet oo w: iM + eat os! New styles in modish leathers, in low | shoes, 2st puppets t self-made. He ha i jad into a man Presiden iM - as state com-|dent, almost a shy, man,’ called upon ccept a high r bility and sin y wishing to be sure that the coun iM K2 rere 5% + merce commission or the attorney gen-}to spons uch calibre ¢ d cotinsel have men of ally suc 1 ? eral what methods they sha -d, and when he is elected been courted by the biggest men in his i sted by officis KA + that/try understood both his limitations and has been sugg O96, 4. 00.64, | 4 4 | party. to the presidency and takes his seat in x the one w to meet the situation} nig ptans. iptesoc’e i ; Vile VEE eaEIoaa eak catesoh ath seas 4 < ‘As an example of the old saying) the hite Houge next Marc h, h s would be: for, manufacturing, plants to)" ewe think the impression, this cconi|ienataecroun necdhatil conning artic I selections will show that his|% suitable for eve o limit production until the railroad con-| veyed by nator Harding will grow] tential ident -ELtra: $e ment etl cnabiel@ virthplace of a pr ° ning or street wear. The prices will, attract an early purchase. One-Byelet Ribbon Ties, A big selectign of materials, French Ties and Instep Ties; patent, dull or bright kid, _attractive heels, tasty pat- ® brown or Jlack ooze and stion is relieved with the orked out willl true impr mpaign, We think it is the ssion Of the manner ,of man} nong railroad shippers and| Senator Harding is and the manner of! 1 up an organization such as Lincoln, MeKinl all Republicans who be- 1% stands pre-eminent. + Whatever plan is ¥ and hrough all his steady climb Hard- ing has never lost sight of his early) struggles. He has always felt the deep-| lieve in this fundamental policy. est sympathy and understanding in the} “Harding personally is the embodi- efforts of the working classes to better! ment of the fines! conciliation in the s and, he will appeal) inemselves. He has the closest per-|He is a good fighter, but a clean fight-| ecthy “the stake the 3 strongly to’ all who hold to the older| zona} ‘Sympathy and understanding|er. He is a good friend, but even friend- ey American tradition which views the|with the farmer element because he, Ship has never stood in the way of his ARMERS WAKING UP President as a co-operating executive| jeg teen a farmer. cae thabiieata He of Kansas,}head, who can best serve his country|,-own to power and eminence, he has! private and public nizing in his administration the| Et Na 1M ¢ have to be K? + operators. F e Labor Department is wi nat sident he will make. Those Ameri + hout in-}¢ ns who prefer a superman in the of- progress office will obviously not vote for him. fields affect-}On the other Mo atoate-ste-ate-cteete-ct 1M + > ting th fo! 1 respe American manhood. iM so ofe fo eios ahoateate efoto ete ate ates easoage afeegoaseots 1M 1% n able man as his every Senator Arthur Cappe t proclaims. He 2 is of the opinion that the farmers of by or; ay thatiieiascood: man. and tolerant been K? it will be nesessary to best minds of his party, and conducting the we ate eteetecteet 1% + \ | cleet the Republican ticket from top to/the business of the country by and] bottom this fall. The president, vice|with their advice.” terns. brown kid: m Comfortable walking pat- 45 Black and brown kidskin; terns with Military heels. - e . ident and both branches of con K2 KR? TeV e%, ° K 2 .o gres: They have reached the con-| Every day bring the glad tidings of | ne | themselyes and their neighbors from|hulk of Democracy. Since these buck % o¢, + clusion that this must be done to save}another desertion from the flounde K? K2 o¢, oo 2 ? Cote dn dates Seafofoetoateatens iM ently have no ship to navigate ed of mag | he Chautauqua is attracting a bankruptcy. T an see things in no| Will pr er light. The blame is laid upon|they have no n the: Democratic party. To put the Democ sailors. RS rere + 1% KD ao exceptional values. ck in power means simply turning the affairs of|gratifying attendance and the hope of} the countr* over to the tender mercies] financial success of the under of the Solid South aie aking is id its allies, the rthy, the} rowing. The purpose is wi a Tammanyized states of the North AEM deserving und the benefits of un- : + ; further plunder of the people. questioned value to the people. There ° bd ee | F 5 ° g The market inequalities in favor of}can be no mistake in the t a Rann Welt/lane Oxtordes Brown and black kidskin: "> cotton and sugar are directly charge-|Chautauqua. I Y I h Ba ke ee 1 eels. e e tan or brown.c: ; , V oO ou un alfskin. oe. able to the Democratic administration. - a ed n ent ry Yr Cc. S | eke - Rochester. 5 n. % That much is patent to everyone rhe nm Gompers is putting in his spare] Just before you put your lunch basket into the family “bus,” ls >€ public is being looted right and left, inftime trying to demonstrate that the xite of ample means in the hands of} Republican party is engaged in a plot] + look “it» over. Oh, man! what if you should get miles away from home and % rere, Srteed 20% Discount on Children’s Slippers the Department of Justice to prevent/of some sort against Woodrow Wil- find sou Ph Vesa an pickles or 24 b Hs son. Sam might go) farther. andidn;| i : ; ; “ae 7 Smart and practical patterns in misses’ and children’s Dress and + Cox's election will place the party|elude the general public in the hor- | pad ha Be ata ee aS on ¥ Play.Footwear. Good foot-shape lasts. It is always a pleasure to show oe y ba pba iecheebeeh seetanrat et ab athens AFL TA 2? stance to every picnic dish. Bg you our assortment. % cotton and sugar titerepts and the > Ludendorff wants back in the wa Kexcellent with pressed chicken, deviled ham sandwiches, cold roast pork, hot “wienie ut loaf, or beefsteak. bosses of the north. It is not to be | game, this time against the Russian| Red: Ludendorff’s crowd was making treat- 2, seston’ sacs | | thought of, and that is why western| Sas The last account we have of} - farmers are waking up. At Your Grocer's jake & Mfg. Co. is no more complete demon-) lies w ese fellows agains: i incdmpetency | with these fellov against the stration of Democ + Colorado Potato F! ead ateet forces seeking to establish peace and| IGGING - than t of sugar this year. Dense) Guide S Ls ot ail ee ~ tojorder in the world. These German sS jenvers; Gol ¢ YOUR + thirty cent r arid) cannot get) Milltarists: have mo consistency, |hsy| By the Sealed Package*Always' > PE ree eee Pe Pa Mo sto-ho-ste ho Mn she hn nn shy en alee sh : it at that. Yet there is sugar enough|*!mply dote on professional fighting. | Saar Se? thease sSe-aso-ete-eSe-ase-ate-aso-eir-ahe-aSe shade ete aSeeie-soo-ste ofr s2e-42e-4Se Sr she a8e <8 fo-cte-ate