Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO fhe Casper Daily Tribune FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1920 ort of deplorable, Che Casper Daily Cribune|» - ssued every evening except Sunday at Sasper, Natrona county, Wyo. Publi- ation ‘offices: Oil Exchange Build tence in gov rnment are the ca our plight. any If affairs ‘¢ entrusted to Repubtican hands, the country will be rescued from | near the rutn toward which ft is headed. Peace, an@ & restoration to the condi-| Ame tions of peace will be the result. The Republican SUSINESS TELEPHONE tered at Casper (Wyomin ice as second.class matter, iEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS| REPORTS FROM. UNITED PRES BE. HANW. SARL BE. HA “HOS. DAIS vy Ee. W. party has WAY, Business Mana ing Man i ing. The farmers of the country were ad- dressed by Senator Harding in their jown lang Advertising Representatives David J. Randall, 341 Fifth “Ave., ew York City. n, King & Prudden, eeicaee cite ok itg triumphs are not-a gift to the world| Copies 9f the Daily Tribune are on| through paralyzing ile in thé New York and Chicago of-/hut the glories of the republic are the |The ices and Visitors are welcome. Seal BSCRIPTIOD inspirations—of By Carrier }speech. The nearest approach was in| not his closing paragraph, when he said: | T! Pred 1 ur own nationality and its Mr. me Year - 4ix Months —- ‘hree Months yne Month "er Copy - ion, of Colfimbia offering the cup of is fean Ube to men thirsting to ta | eve and be ning men to drink} of the waters of our political life and/or n wht six Months - “hree Months No subscription by mail acceptea period than three mont | All subscriptions must be paid in ac | have | ance and The Daily Tribune will not]in 1919 nsure delivery after subscription be ibe rewarded as they merit it. I think Th t the paths which brought us to the hav: point where the world leadership might} or en ours—as it might have been in the firs al lif to the answered aspirations of this public. I like | flection sometimes, becduse I get_there 2 th t century and @ third of na ought to be the way omes one month in arrears. Jember of Audit Bureau of Circulations | (A.B. ©) |great 1 Member of the Associated Press. The ~/ ed Pres is exClusively | ntitled use for republication o, | march | | | com to turn for re ded assurance for the onward to th i news credited in this paper and also f the morrow. “Today we Hav |centemplated American farming in the he local news published herein o> | broade ne possible way, have been re. |mifided where we have b Lesage n remiss; t the far |morrow we want to gre of |of America in the freedom and fullness | of farming productivity, impelled by the] We Wyoming con Senator Francis n has prev-| teen OF Ohio | ious told tituen For Vice President— | hf$ high opinion ef Warren Hi CALVIN COOLIDGE Jand there is no testimony bett Of Massachusetts that of ———— another, with re For Representative i of | Intior a man closely associated with! natic spect to qualifications | the c Ives. We would be satis: | Cox PETER KOOI the job ou JAMES NICHOLSON tha would make a good selec-| 1x Republican County Ticket a Wa hava i> Senators’ “Wakteh'e| Unite State Senator— judgment now J. W. JOHNSON Then when he tells why Warren|cost For Representatives— i Herding will make a splendid president r HARRY FREE E. FRISBY | nod and sufficient reasor ator War-| Wyoming will feel a al like we do in the matter, that} turn there dotla the friends of Ser For Sheriff— LEE MARTIN ren throughout dd For Clerk of Court— fore said with reference to HAZEL CONWELL Harding, Senator Wa h Says: | fund unty Attorney— “As the American peopl w to ALFRED Rh. LOWEY know ator Harding better, they will) For Assessor— love and re LYLE E. JAY | For County Surveyor— | M. N. WHEELER For Commissioner (Four Yea For © g him with the same ar-| pur lor and affection which thes displayed | }for Lincoln, MeKinley and Roosevelt.! row 1 t has been my gbservyation that he is a| s\— n whose foree and character impress] the itil he has reached the pr ement. Without Xperience anc jadder training to conduct the sent| Uni Republican with | high position of ach’ party igh credit to party and to them-!@ goodly quantity of the attributes voxed of C. A. Guenther, of Doug are within our mi mer lo; P. P. Ander mm, of Laramie; Edward Merriam, | Lucas, of Buff Harding is progressive, but not t¢ on, of Basin; Otto Gr He is conservative, but not 1. 8. Kirh vision, but is} ¢ of Lingk uctionary. He f Moneta, and A. D. Walton, of Chey-| not visionary, He has a will, but is not} rore nne wilful fath All of the gentlemen thosen for the} “Abeve all, Harding ts an American.] troy {His love for home and country comes] be everal place well-knc public nding in their respective ecuions of the state Sachich rst. Let it not be has no compassion for the *humanity of the world.’ Such is not the ca In| of It isan organization that at once in Re. considering a visionary and impractical] the v sublicanism and confidence in the cause of {scheme for a League of Natio’ respect from those vio differ with us. jever, he realizes that the United States! aisc It is tinderstood that a vigorous cam-| net sacrifice everything which has} miign will at served to make her powerful, and ce be launched, and ar ffort made to record the top majority |Command the strength tb lead the fight! Ney for humanity WILL WE Ef Near East Relie ress of Warren Hardin at the Min-{ hus @ furaway Nesota ‘state sound. It may not provoke your ine)” ad agricul- ‘ Co. stant interest, in view of the many mat » the farmer ranchmen urists of Ameriea, with the purely poli- ters of somewhat similar nature that leal yappings and frothings of Jame: nation tentlo: have been thrust upon your Yox. We will be glad to have you do/ | the in the recent past; all claiming your his. +1 is worth your while. It will Rie telec able consideration, We ell think © well for you know, thut concre'! to comes an end to éven charity. Olicles of reconstruction and forward in th So long as humanity is as it is, So ublican party and you are wanted to long ax misfortune staiks abroad inithe felp establish them tur! world. So long as there is sufferini, The domestic affuirs of the United|™ Lito ha Atala oda f Pio been left in such woeful] ieoua ks no Christian mano woman able to sac-) wondition by an inefficient administ lou and trough negleet that they a ifice can refuse to relie diy when Unit suffering} ests eit, More espe The chasing! occurs amonz help! of international rainbows and incompe-| orphans by war and disease and by op-| Chicago supplies its full quota, es of pression and crimes of state worse than| The conditions in know that thou it Relief have neither food nor cloth-) ir ge. It was not a political;in life: “We need to recall that America and ferred the work of relief to the 2 st Associat internationality,Jed to care for and feted 834 orphan: freedom, of opportun-! state director. ney 7.80| ‘ty. of equal rights under the consti-| Will { “Mr. Cox’ posure” gome to this rding| “If Mr. Ha than | friends of Mr. H: 2 i ‘ongress— nd fitness for a task. Lest ees W. MONDELL E We would be perfectly wijling to have mopar dent ectors for WYO] | senator Warren select our president for| JACOB M. SCHOOH Lhe if we w too busy to look atten! “If That is the amount of confi-|Government the r “if every American could pay fifteen tead of FI Treasurer. Bis Jude Z i ‘ Ge ealig 5 . want the “Americans over there. Cox E. MDQNALD sal _ i judgment is good and is to be re-|% ‘gis and is cost B paering 1188 | wouta ss ieee For County Clerk— fed upon | Gritish Hmpire, it would still be a bar- HELEN K. CARLSON Supplementifie what’ he Wis “hereto: Fain pet Compeinewalsabat RUD DOSER: Di Senator! “Wt tettinius of J. P. nd we lent E elves. {which serve to make able previdents, he With Frank Hadsell of Rawlins; C.|could not have attained his past sue: | Willi V. Axtell, of Thermopolis; G. R. Hag-| cess jana ns. of Casper: A. H h, of New-| “His bus S sense and judgment} profit astle, as y 1irmen and°George B.|are partic y impressive. If elected,} po: trimmer of Rawlins, chairman of be will place the United States—the nance, th tive orkanization ‘is com test corporation in the world—upon | tik Ja strict business basis. We shall be Exec Committee is - com:|able to sa ain that our expenditures} fiy« tly legitimate. “An investigating committee »would cover that they did pretty well. Be- understood that he] and others. how-| does M NI} himself prosperous enough to buy the ind civilization through-)must have cost a couple of million dol or Republicanism and Republican. can dates in Wyoming out the world which she has done in the}jars. The biher day with great solemn- ae | past, and will, I hope, ever continue to) jty it announced + it was “for the] AGAIN THE CONTRAS | do. ‘ League of Nations and Cox.’ NOT, Contr if you will, the vat ad-} —— !you will observe, for Cox AND the League r Wednesday, delivered league of Nations, more* profits, and, Gox, the Li and other F )When he bought the Evening P than the total amount that the wh¢ consequences of war. Armenia and the/*'The League of Nations and Cox,” how * Bast are sufficiently known to re-|much do you think the-big partners of {quire no detatled explanation to the] Morgan & Co, could afford, Davison, erican peor It is never|dren without parent, guardian of pro-!the rhinoceros bird? 5 | ¥, President and Editor] failed the people in the hour of nepd.|tector other’ than the American N They are entitled to their chance|can why They pil to hear their call. American Red Cross has trans eed our help. We can-! nad his party should be asked to con- {tribute an average of fifteen piece to his campaign fund. mm. Wyoming is expect-|to explain how it happens -that one of |the .minor Morgan partners spent a million or two of the fortune made as t is $60 a yea 00 a month. 0 Ww one, of the richest} Natior Wyomi| in the Union, and Cox. nin Britten of Illinois says British government in its own in- il in her humani ng n duty in this ca plan is to agree to support one/gonious ways is helping to finance could be! more orphans Yor the year. Cox's campaign. Nothing nese are God's creatures and we! more probable. England got fi duty we cannot escape. sand million dollars from one Demo-! oe jeratic cdministration. She sees in Mr.! WHAT ABOL T CONS FUND. Cox a man who has said: “I shallcarry The severest arraignment Of the Cox! jut. ave ledge made by Mr. Wilson.” campaign and its financial support! \ iat peter investment for England from n Democratic newspaper, un to finance another Demoerat that, in @ grand burst of ‘patriotic’ League Nations asininity, might give Eng-| and millions MORE of} American money? which in a bold Chieaga Ameridan, se editorial set in larg ype iand five thou ma cent “proof Instead of t and ritish investment in the Cox cam- | hig ations and very rich) jaign fund would be a wise investment t0r lump sums,; Mr.) Hara art from any furthe® loans to Eng- ma have planned a system|, © thus r the Democratic ad- ministration has said to “Nev mall political contributions spre: the whole ‘countrys r mind about paying interest to Werth saving! dollars a year. | ling, if elected, might say to cents apiece for each of the popu | OH, Re ublican Ticket assurance that they are fo have their Cox says: the amount desired ys Americans: just! forget it." full part in the rewards of righteous) fifteen millions “to buy the coun-| “orgetting the interest on tive thou- ATIONAL American activity.” jiry.” Tt isn't likely that popular sub-|<onq millions means for England a sav- For President— | = [2criptions ‘will amount to fifteen mil-}ing of two hundred and fifty million | WARREN'S TRIBUTE. licns. If they did, that would be fif- WARREN G. HARDING | | n. ngland: “If you are rich Mr. Upham and other 4 on building battleship: rding can save this! nough to you are rich h to pay what you owe; for in- that interest.” followed Mr. he says he ay to England: “Blood is | thicker than water; you may continue the people of this country got Mr.!tg forget What you owe us.” Wouldn't for president, and with him the} j, eifors Binglarid ite financeetre ‘ations, making the British | Cex directly or indirectly or both under no on from the League of Nations and| war profiteers that are doing their to elect Mr. Cox, stanc “Cox, if he Wilson’ would, if fifteen cents t | footster will be a cheap price for a gi elected, may s be v of al authori in the| such conditions? ed States and throughout the world, much do you think THAT would in the | “Remember, also, that Mr. Cox prom-| gue of Nations that would} i a Le send American men as well as Ameri- e people of this country six months? ean do to fight countries in Europe. Wouldn't that be worth buying with a fifteen hundred dollars in-|, SEN CENTS, and in re. keep away rs or vig campaign fund? English and French on are tired of fighting. They work from the League of nd to be vastly amused at Congress- man Britteti’s charge that British bank- ers are financing Cox { about Morgan & Co. itish house in E ble snglish y t, as the New York at about Mr. Cox's campaign 2 Some parts of it are not quite imple as the Republican plan of} Are ing PUBLIC collections for’ par! ankers, with their oses throughout the country. sland, and their read, with sor 1a shasing agency in the New Times that ico. eK ‘imes tells you, undled five billions of English money jon. hospital t . ss children, made| help. the election of Mr. Harding, if that employed the English agent to dona sugar, will be supplied in the f “If a jupior parther in Morgan &Co./may be investigated. n spend a million and a quarter for may bée*sure it was a very considerable sufficient to provide a supplementary sufficient to/Stettinius and the real Morgan, who is the NEXT few wars if, as the Morgan ands of helpless chil-/to Davison what thé rhinoceros is to, & Co. New York Evening Post puts it,’ jut the food situation was fou ar} “It will be quite easy for Mr. Hard-' should go through? to explain to any ordinary Ameri-'of Nations we should be mixed up in’ citizens that bélieve in him’ every war, cur men and money always cents ful and would of course make Morgan “it will NOT be so easy for Mr. Cox|allow Stettinius again to | rowed from thé United States. | ‘arren Morse, Cheyenne, is the} purchasing agent for England upon al the newspapers @wned or contro!led by vspaper to support “Phe Lengue of! them advocte the “League of Nations e thou-| profits for Cox | ' Letters From the People | os PAMADELPH TO HELP it? ut of England, the ted States government, waxn't nd that they rep- in war, the land that wants Cox fer president now. “Will Mr. Cox tell Mr. Lamont, of n't cs to “ague of Nations’ campaign o-American bank He will NOT, probably. B the people of the Unjged. States will tell Mr, Cox, if he sks them, that they rather resented ngland the five billions n & » spend spent through Mc f course, while they w Morgan & Co., that he doe » his 1 anced by an Ang hited States, Stettinius ms for the l Morgan & Co. didn't make a cent perish the thought of any such with English mone ibility utp how muc uu Suppose us and Morgan & Co. got in the way would campaign rake-off while they re spending sh Govern.|have Mr. Harding and |financed by contributions made all over profit was per- | |the country voluntarily rather than by billions fer the ? There, of cou it? llump sums thi imoney ses for England. t buy newspapers with -off on pur: made moa rak the war Mr. Morgan had his ‘s art treasures stored in the Me- How much profit do you think sthere was for Morgan & Co. in the late war? sting, and if this tion ne) yolitan Museum, and was said to he question is inte gets rid of an administre retailing them to Ttockefeller, Frick Since the war began he n a wholesaler; no retailing. All Morgan firm did pretty well head Morgan and M Morgan's thinking for him;} 1s_and all of them | country 1 Davison, who} » Sett tner found Kven a minor Morgan 1 | w York Evening Post as a toy. It tions, but first, for the which Morgan & n more-buying and ondarily, for Mr. know would me Restores Health * Thousands of sick, discouraged men and women haye been restored to health and happiness by REOLO, the exident of the Wnited States,| Femarkable formula, which Dr. A. L. 4 Reusing has prescribed in his private isngland) practice for nearly twenty years. n Go to your druggist and order a box of REOLO.- Each box contains 100 inp ee Baye tablets. e the lets regu! ehece to directions for two weeks if you x's cam-| are not delighted with the improve- | thent in your health your druggist will return your money on request, with- out question, Price $1 a box. REOLO, Inc, Cleveland, Ohio. ague of Nations’ supporter, individual who has promised, if sted I be the messenger boy of uropean niet One little partner in ned it over to the “League ns amd Cox," made to Mr, C an fund a bigger cash contribution of Chicago is supposed to raise to} W. F. DUNN ; | —$100,000,000 a month? For Commissioner (Two Years)— ieee sr te Nee Suen ae M4 wa \ i M CHARLES ANDA | “He is decidedly a ‘human.’ He pos hasing ent in the When: one of the pra ba gad For Coro |Sesses) those human traits and qualities | \ In that cape Mr. Stettinius; partners nds a couple of millions for TODD W. BOWMAN which make him sympathetic, lovable nt more than five Dillion dollar newspaper and turns. it over! to Mr. -- Jana companionaie, yet back of that!CHIEFLY FOR G AIN, his | Cox, w KIND of money is. being} READY FOR ACTION, gentler personality he possesses a cour-| purchases running to a hundred mijlion| U#ed there to elect Mr. Cox? Is it Eng- The action of the Republican State!4ze Which is fearless and unafraid. | Collars a month at certain times. When| lish money. or is it American? Where Sommittee ir lecting T Ken.| “You “if he is big enough to]the United States entered the war Mr.} “ld itgcome from? ly for chairman and P Spencer | handle the position. As one_ of those tinius was appointed surveyor-gen-| “Of course, those noble patriots at or seeretar entirely satisfying to|Priviled to come in contact with his abil-|cral of supplies, beeeming a member of|the corner of Broad and Wall streets} be Republicans of the state hese |ity and his qualifications, 1 must answer|the War Council, and bought e must have refused all through the war) entiemen of the “younger set” of decisively in the affirmative. He com-|thing tt my required.” Pretty close ,t® Make a penny out of their own dear he party membership. Active, cleari-|Menced as a poor boy, earned his own|connection between ttintus of J,|country. Therefore, what they made, ut chaps, both of them. Qualified by | education, and fought his way up the} Picrpont Morgan and England and the |*?4 it was plenty, they must have made UL re by the German government “. The value of these goods is about In any case you. $1,590,000 and it is expected it will be United States purchasing, the matter \TWO ARRESTS | ‘ | meal for about 500,000 children per day ON BAR TODAY “How much more profit do you sup- jy tess than the friends fed during the | ‘Two men were arrested early this pose Morgan & Co. would mfike out of spring montis of this year. morning for @isturbing the peace of The original plan was to close the|tne Sandbar. One was an out-of-town child-feeding operations on Au viaifor, Too much lupe imbibing: i Nations. and Cox”, s0 acute and the harvest poor that >: | held.responsible tor es Boley and bel- Under the Beague| other program was prepared. dition of the two, { - 4 $ $O00OOO00000090O0OS OOOO Tho Longue of England is intelligently grate-| & Co. purchasing agent once more, and handle “a hundred million dollars a month” bor- “Why shouldn't Mergan & Co. and} and Cox"? “Which campaign fund pleases you best—many small contributions openly by Americans everywhere for o> lump sums from Bnglish/ made Hardin: oo reo = -——* WANTS COUNTY FAIR. Editor Tribune—Now that the peo- ple of Casper and vicinity have shown by the way in which they turned out) for the Stampede ,that they appreciate such entertainment, why not hold a) eounty fair the week following the Douglas state fair? . | ‘The seating for the public is now provided. Yours for home -entertairi- ment, A. CITIZEN. See Se TO FEED CHILDREN FROM The Problem of Choosing GERMANY ALL THIS YEAR) Becoming Apparel- Solved Here The chief aim of Coyne-Saller Co. is to provide : < 2 ° ¢ 3 3 x od work in Germany in sufficient quanti- ties to last until the end of the year. | 2 Recently there have béen’ . shipped fashions of irreproachable correctness and emphatic 3 (By Associated Press.) PHILADELPHIA (By Mail)—The American friends service committee, Philadelphia, has arranged to make shipments of food for the child feeding from New York 240 tong of cocoa. 317% * os * . Py : +, tons of lard and. 14,320 cases of con- individuality; to assist feminine Casper in dressing a densed milk. ‘ la mode. . : In addition to this, there were Shipned 31 barrels of cod liver oil for hospital use in combating rickets, the disease of children so common th because of under-nutrition., Dried and dried beans used in the food ration are already stored in warehonsss in Hamburg to be drawn as needed; 880 tens of rice have heen vurchas= will be delivered at Hamburg soon. The remaining articles of the ration, flouf | New tailleurs and fur-trimmed suits. « Tailored frocks of tricotine and twilled fabrics. Dresses of satin tricgtine as well as other types. Distinctive suits and costume blouses. Millinery, beaver sailors and trimmed hats. gq q q @ New coats and wraps. q q 7 Silk-undergarments, hosiery, gloves and knit un- derwear. Paearic @ Children’s dresses, hosiery, undergarments and millinery. Three essentials are observed here with vigilant care. % Authenticity first, then quality, then fair pricing; and the three are harmoniously combined in a variety affording wide latitude for the exercise of individual preference. Autumnal assortments are now quite exten- sive, and will prove of unquestioned interest. 3ODI9S99OOOOOOSOEO00000000000O 0690000000500000060 0008904: SAS ' 138 East Second St.—I. O. O. F. Building. ‘ “The Store of Quality” | 099000006 059000G 00008 2 DE OEe HAA q = ¥ = E . WE ARE GOING TO DISCONTINUE REPAIRING / That lasts and gives satisfaction. JOS. I. SCHWARTZ Ir Theater Building . Keating, } WATCHES | From $2.50 to $150.00 ie aS OUR MILLINER DEPARTMENT 2 = '_¢é = : = 2 DM MM COLPMM M4 L = i } 4 : | 3 a Every Hat in Our Store 2 i HAS BEEN PLACED ON SALE — a 2 At practically your own ‘price. All our hats are right up- = = to-the-minutes in style and quality. We need the room: . a = _KASSIS DRY GOODS co... L 220 South Center . 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