Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1920, Page 5

THURSDAY, ANGUST 12, 1920 SUGAR UP HERE. BECAUSE QUOTA RAS BEEN USED) cm Wide Variation Between Casper|or -sheritt, we have been. moved by A «J. |nothing but patriotic motives. We. be- and Denver Prices Explained; |{\¢ve that he is the right man for the Wyoming Apportionment Has | place Been Exhausted ord, both public and private. He came to Wyoming at the age of two years Reports that sugar can he purehas-|nnd ever since then has devoted his ed in Denver at from 15. to:18 cents, | time to building up rhe west, He has and in ‘quantities, have ecnaused con- le good in every start that: he hes siderable comment in Casper this | made. tweek. “Some. Casper people are re-| He held the riding chamntonsnta of ported to_have brought back consider-}the world for two years and rode’ for able amount of sugar from Colorado |and was dearly loved by that <10%ed purchased at but half the cost of |gvestern frontiersman, Buffalo Bin. sugar here. He was marshal and deputy sheriff in An explanation was given today by| Fremont county and In eagh ense he one interested .in thé retail grocery | made good as a daring and feartess of- business as follows: M ficer in the performance of his duty. The entire country has been -dis- He has been in the employ, of the tricted and rationed on sugar by the | JMidwest Refining company fon the 7Onited States sugar bomrd at New | last four years, seeking the retirement York. Wyoming and Colorado are in|from public service that only a man different districts. of his ‘disposition could desire, Wiyomjng exhausted its apportion-| We, his fellow: employees, knowing ment of beet sugar about two months |and perceiving the need of an effi- ago, and the price of sugar suddenly | cient and fearless officer for Natrona dumped to 30 cents here because the |County have repeatedly asked him ‘to state was obliged to rely entirely on|become a candidate but he would not cane sugar from Louisiana and Cali-|consent to this arrangement until af- fornia cahe Sugar refineries.: Wyo-|ter repeated efforta on our part. ming’s supply of beet sugar, however, No man is more willing to give a lasted much longer thar jt did in many | helping hand to. the unfortunate or states, and we were buying sugar a. | needy than Mr. !Martin. He’ has had 15- cents -here, in the spring, when |™much needed experience and we are eastern cities were paying 30 and 35|sure with our, co-operation and the cents and were giving but a pound to | People’s, he wilt fill the office: aa a. customer, didly. The new beet sugar crop is coming |. We, realizing the obligation we owe in, and Colorado, which rationed sugar | both to our state and to Mr, Mirrin when the apportionment was first |the expenses of the publicity end made, now has an excess supply, his campaign. “This we ‘have d, The price in Casper may be: expect-|™much against the wishes of Mr. Mar. ed to drop somewhat this month, as a|tin. What is more, we, as his féjow. carload of beet sugar, which sells for| Workers are giving offbur time in. the $10 less a hundredweight than cane | furtherance of his campaign, We be. sugar, will arrive here shortly. The |Heve that Natrona county née fa wholesalers and retavlers have agreea| Sheriff with the -ability and moral that no store shall be able to procure all beet’ sugar and so undersell its competitors, but equal™parts of cane and: beet sugar. will be given each, and this should mean a reduction in price, to some extent. JAP IMPERIAL ad FAMILY RIDES | ssovemece bocknee is usually an indication that the IN ESSEX CAR) ferret ee Martin for Sheriff on Republic- an Ticket Actuated by Pa- triotic. Motives“: TO THE VOTERS (Fotitical Advertisement) He is a man of the very highest. rec- The ‘following item of special interest to. owners of /Barex cars has been re ceived by REN. Van Sant: “Phe: household of Japan thas just pa oma two Essex cars in “addition: to. seven Hudsons they world’s standard already, wae Recording to. reports Tbe ‘Tokio. 2 extent tol which game being are now more than 400 Hud- fons and Essex alone, in service in th land ofthe Mikado.” Douglas, Wyoming LEH H NLA TOTHE VOTERS OF NATRONA COUNTY Fae Submitting 1 Name of Lee, courage w nly. reason we are spending time and money in the furtherance of Mr. Martin's campaign is because +¢| expected to address a mass meeting believe the voters of this county have a right to know the record and quali- | fications of the man who asks for your | votes. We also believe that you could |————______ not come to a better or more unpre- IL judiced source for this information CHICHESTER. S$ Pp LS than to the men who are in daily asso- ~| flation with him. vote for,Lee Martin «or the sheriff of Natrona county at the primary) elec- tion, on August 17, 1920. \Signed) FELLOW THE MIDWEST REFINING CO. Big DANCE Tonight DREAMLAND PAVILION American Legion Union Orchestra Z IN CASE OF RAIN DANCE. WILL BE HELD IN MASONIC TEMPLE hich we know he possesses. Casper Dally ecibane ment of which COLORED MASS MEETING) = Candidates and. othe: other speskera are of colored voters scheduled to be held at the Second Baptist church on West A street on Friday evening, announce- 1AMOND BRAND. We solicit. your WORKERS OF Auspices Everybody Invited DIME DANCE Everybody Welcome The Prosecuting Attorney Is the Helmsman. The Sheriff is the Lookout of The Security of Your Person Depends upon their Efficiency, and each is dependent upon the other.’ Select both with great care these days. MR. ALFRED R. LOWEY Republican Candidate at Primaries for County and Prosecuting Attorney. . This. advertisement paid for by his friends in the “Natrona County Bar Association. (Advertisement) wide today ent “lRev. M. A. Elionth, pastor of the|nominat (~5 church. Al ine voters are urged Vitations also have n of Belgium, Serbia and Rumapie have been given municipal Pacis seblis oti sos suffrages't ~— porn tom i After tire facts? - All right! Go to the Diamond Dealer! ‘He'll give you Diamond service facts right from your town, facts that'll makeyoutakenotice,and win you to Diamonds. Your County Government. . and Property . VOTE FOR Brodie Rubber Co, ~ 148 E. Midwest Aveyr') Phone 1203. \ The State Fair Affords You a chance to see the great commercial development which now holds Wyoming in its grip. At the Fair you'll see what splendid crops can be produced within the con- fines of Wyoming’s agricultural districts. You may also see royalty represented in high‘class livestock that will be on exhibition, and the oil industry, which has been respon- sible for the bringing of millions of dollars into the coffers of Wyoming’s pioneers, will have extensive displays. BIG CARNIVAL COMING ELLER L EL EEE EEE West. 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