Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1920, Page 2

Che Casper Daily Critune [bets ‘There Is No record in which they |not omly eMcieney in jproduction, but can form of government wore wise in| termins.-it may be) sald, howev |Lean, the grandson’ It bus grown to ¢3n take pride.“ They are shamed by efficiency in marketing. | establishing a legislative branch com- that if the statement is true the cone dur compliments and congratulations commanding influence in Ohio, Ken-| their candidates. They do not sDeOy The parasite in distribution who posed of two houses, yesting in the try lawyers have reason to point to tl 5 So ck ical Hain Seca tig ean ‘dis: tacky, Indiana and Weét Virginia and_ of their prospects, They want to hide’ preys on both producer and consumer legislative branch the sole power tol fact with pride, This Aa tigairae aie : JUSINESS TELEPHONE _........15 5 |! regarded as one of the greatest news-|their heads until it is all over. ‘They! must no Jonger sap the vitality of this levy taxes, declare war and. gonfirm) two and a yeaa) ee uanidia - > antered at Casper (Wyoming) Postof- peisiaty a by hos ena ft Ji ee pe ab Us Se rae Dera SN pledges Airing, st ‘ties of the cers is Semen? eae possible future re-) - 7 7 “5 s >9 1916 e Enquirer wi ve none im ul + ak ¢ ice as segond-elass matter, Nov. 22,1916 | 7 eee uur ae etiny and| NOT ISOLATED—INDEPENDENT, jto a ‘scientifle study of agricultural acted wisely In providing for popular|ductions of taxed in corresponding de-| TIRES Ff TIRES Toen ea ERATED Pie ; for| of SBR A ce eee PRESS Coolidge and Is delivering sledge- ham-| Speaking to Maine Republicans Cal-|prices and farm production costs, both ‘election of congressmen and that the|gree, ‘This congres passed @ Dill If it bo trae that this congress 4s con: trolled by country. lAwyers, we extend » ssued every evening excope Sunday at casper, Natrona county, Wyo. Pu ation offices: Oil Exchange ultdl mer blov;s in thelr interest. vin. Coolidge told them of America’s,|at home and abroad with a view to re) people also acted wisely in amending | restoration of the railroads. to. sige CLOSING OUT SALE CARLES MANWAT, Desiness Sianager{ THiS 8 not il, the McLean estate! position from’ the Republican stand-|dueing the frequency of abnormal fluc-/ the constitction by providing for Popu:| management, for establishment 0 B a Tiree Tunes cHOS, “DAILY ‘Advertising Manager | also owns the \Washington Post, the/point in the following brief and plain) tuations here, lar election of senatore. The Repun-| American gperapent peti pe fed moo! ER Ane ot eee at or | greatest newspaper published at the manier: We promise to put an end to unnec-jtican party. further believes that the! velopment ears ‘ Kae ee badass ree ener Ss jnational capital. The Post has declared “Ever since this nation was ental} castes, price-fixing of farm producta! people can be trusted to elect their re- | habilitation o' eabled § a ant the! Ribbed Tread 24.75 4.75 ing ntatives \for Harding and Coolidge. lished, eyer since it adopted as its em-!and to ill-considered effort arbitrarily! presentatives and that they have-done courageme:-t of foreign trade un f have a 6000-Mile Guarantoe > vere bf Res oe aye | The Wilson League of Nations, for: blem the splendor of the rising dawn, | 1 reduce farm product prices.| fairly well in the exercise of that power. Edge law, for punishment of aes fi Oe as bask ae , King & Prudden, jwhich Cox has»declared, is one reason }it has never been isolated. All the) THE AMERICAN CONGRESS. The Republican party believes that it ing, for deportation of alien se sj Bargains maaan: - }for ‘the Enquirer's “bolt. There are earth has turnéd to that vision of} Passe 2 s is not only bad patriotism, but bad development of oil lands under a {918 Model Dodge Touring, $600. ; Copbde. OB teat Deity tetbtine saraldettenaveh nad eonconial tbo Mien Of. hick] |nope. 1 ae in the, SICH ae aguas morals to seek to arouse/in the minds! ing system, and for numerous oe i917 Model Buick Touring, $650, He in the New York ana Chicago of-/;. jack of confidence in Cox all along| “Not isolated, but independent, free,|‘™° New York World) bewails * of the people contempt and suspicion| purposes tending to promote the public || expert Auto Radintor Repairing Sos, 0 ue Ces Soe eeslognne. DM Ma. Blin pdceeh (uae het jrendering service to all mankind, nop | SARarenty . dgeena: the, fallare | 9 eg 8 for that branch of the government wolfare. Moreover, the present con- Bring in Your Leaky Radiator. ; page Bre ee pa |Ohio may be cited as another objec-/on compulsion, but in response to tae eae sie tel il sree hee which has been and Still is the guar-| gress courageously esis ate hits a Hieh Gar age ne Year - 4 -$7.80 | tion. . [national ‘conscience. ‘The acer jenrpecs,. TC ackla' Retnore, ticciaerg (ten Of Ubeety, | President Wilson an ignway ge ae There are throughout Ohio, Indian@’ party resents the imputation that it) 3; Kentucky and. West Virginia Demo-|steks to do any less than render that 08 | crats who swear by the Enquirer andj service now. By its history, by its lrely upon it for political guidance. They! platform, by the ‘solemn assurances po | wit follow it, and it means a tremen-|of its candidate, it completely réfutes dous cutting dowa of the normal Dem-\that charge. jocratic vote that under ordinary cir-) “1 believe humanity would welcome Hg Sp ct ane a bageci hve) aire neces would go to Cox. It was ithe creation of an international asso- insure delivery after subscription be.(Cerein that Harding and Coolidge) ciation for conference, and a ~ world Whether the prasynt congress is render American government’ to @ dominated by country lawyers is al/super-state ind passed a peace resolu- question we sha’ not take time to de-'tion which President Wilson vetoed. 124 West Second Street Three Months Ine Month Per Copy - |deseribed as a Soviet of country law- lyers—lawyers of the prosecuting at- ltorney type, who have’ finally realized their ambition to get to Washington. This applies to the senute as much as to ‘the house.” Then the World pro- ceeds to quote what it calls an “illum: inating criticism of the government of the United States” by Franklin D. Ine Year — 3ix Months - Three Month: No subscripti ail a ess period than th months. somes one month in arrears. pauls Ret) oR. before. a ed it 18} court whose Nea b goat Aes Tt Roosevelt, the © Democratic candidate Member of Audit Bureau of Circuiations |™27° re by a larger majority. questions this country, in common for vice prembenh) (A. B. € 5 a all nations, would be willing and ableg 1t the world and its candidates Member of the Associated Press. LENROOT TRIUMPHS. to- uphold, The decision of that court, t cha aly 7 Mi andy . fie tshould be criticizing the government The Associated Press is exclusively ‘0 the everlasting credit of the peo-| or the recommendations of such a con- 3 sntitled to the use for republication of | yi. of Wisconsin Senator Irvine L. 1 lrerence, could be accepted without sac- of the United States is no occasion for ul news credited in this paper and also |?"* tached ite tesco aoe pn ge {surprise, since they have demonstrated the local news published herein. root was renominated for the United) rificing on our part or asking any other) bach cieksecierk STARRY. ikaacnateating States senate by something over 30,- »wer to. sacrifice one iota of its na-' pith American government by their aya 000, He was opposed by James Thomp- | tionaiity. ‘ si Semana Assusican® abtlons json, a hand-picked La Follette candi-| ed ieee sine Gamkin tion ‘of wi punerstats date, It was the hardest blow ever| HIGH LIGHTS MINNESOTA SPEECH 4. nich Great Brithin would have six : FRe ublican icket received by La Follettism. | If America is to go »n and come 18 voes ha a eine eahe: f Rorall- beeen , as coffee, | Lined up against Lenroot was the! ihe heights of achievements, we must he Republic “ : 5 | ‘ “Fortunately, however, the Repul : 2 ’ NATIONAL combined strength of the La Follette} of necessity be “all for one and one for) ans, and, we believe, most Democrats, - cocoa or tea, use rich, creamy | For President faction and the Nonpartisan League. | all,” lao not share the pessimism of the Carnation Milk, undiluted. You a Lenroot made his campaign strictly} 1 have helped to cut 60-cent wheat, I World and {ts candidates. Republic- es . . ryigi WARREN G. HARDING Jf upon nis congressional record, his loy-|have inewn it to sell at 40 venta, 1} oor PRAT # ORE RE CRT will find it delicious and far Of Ohio , to his country and his position] have followed ‘the cradle, and sweated | 4: .+ion, but they do not, as the World more economical than cream. For Vice President: lemanding Yeservations to the Led Ue | bohind ‘the réaper when binding was @/ says of Mr. Roosevelt, criticise the : i i ‘nati i of: Nations” eayenant.- He was: Chair | gross tocbear. Pe Smee In the kitchen, Carnation Milk CALVIN COOLIDGE | government. Neither do Repu ‘Of Massachusetts jman Lodge's right-hand man in the) ‘Phe splendid part played by the farm-| sca of congress 23 a soviet of coun- ; - is the aide to good cooks. One long and memorable fight in ‘the sen-/ers of the nation during the war prob-}i.y jawyers, using the words as terms ; half water and one half Carna- For Representative in in Congress— ate, ahix never will be understood or futly| or contempt. ‘The Kepubhean party be- o ; : " FRANK W. MONDELL The people of Wisconsin have twice |appreciated by our people. ibvew that the founders of the Ameri- B3% hs tion is the correct formula for For’ Presidential Electors for Wyo-| | demonstrated their loyalty to Lenroot! in eyery American conflict from the me < iS £ £ ‘ : ming— and indorsed his course. When he was revolution fer independence to the » all cooking. Buy this good milk A008 Mi SOHQOM | candidate for the senate in 1918 he|world war for maintained rights, the| After you eat—always use ; from your grocer regularly. Beis Sate was opposed by the entire Wilson ad-| farmer has been 100 per vent American ATONIC j Cc : soca Bn oo pani | ministration, the president himself! and ready for every sacrifice. a sis fsoaieakg ag! RAB™S cn has biaces Republican County Ticket taking a hand. Lenroot was successful; Tho time has come when as a nation R YOUR (FoR YOUR STOMACHS SAKE) ‘ > ic ihe hs meee gebeach | then, just as he has been in the recent we must determine upon a definite ag-| "77° pala re hai 2 J. W. JOHNSON | state primary jcultural policy. | Instanth relievesHeartbura, Bloated ins Regrastestatived.< It now remains the duty of the peo-, Deérpased farm production will make.| Gassy Feeling. Stops indigestion, HARRY FREE ple of Wisconsin to sweep him into dear food and we shall. be obliged to| £00dSouring, repeating, heedachcand . - i, J. EB. FRISBY | office in November along with Harding'send@ our ships to far-away nations in| 2¢™2ny miseries caused by For Sheriff— and Coolidge, by such a ‘majority as search of cheap fowdstuffs. It is our Acid-Stomach ; LEE MARTIN will rebuke La Follettism and other business to produce and conserve, not | ciuiaae aa ia Y For Treasurer— disloyal eleme! 1 ‘> y % EA’ is the bestrem: eB wr he sloyal elements and’ forever. et the ‘to deny, deprive or destroy. . Phe barmato) actin aad paces SahEORe z Px . ate right in the estimation of the} During the past seven years the right For County Clerk— | f y' of the body and, of course, you A ” Mrs. Corrine Roosevelt Robinson, sis- iy Slee ee tof the country. ) |2f azvicutture to @,voice in. goverpment |) well. ‘Tens of thousands won {From Contented Cows op! Cieaetah Caine - a SAaeticee girs administration has been practically ig- besrdted: | Gasrexions to satisfy or = . . iateny © drag- HAZEL CONWELL | Vabbage oe Costa wide” Please try itl For County Attorney— ter of the late Col. Theodore Ro | pO REOIRREIUR. BERS LIES 1 CeOBOe i Fag ‘ee BC LONRY velt, campaigning in Maine for Hard:| __ a —- —— | + LYLE &.3A¥ ing and Coolidge told her audience at, ¥of County Surveyor— Portland that Theodore Roosevelt OM would hate very much to sce any of iealonse (Pau eave) his old friends: and followers go into W. F. DUNN the Democratic party. ! 1 Fde Comitinsloner (Two Xears)— This is the strongest evidence we can \ 4 Fog? Coroner— Col. Roosevelt. Were he upon earth Hy! A i. TODD W. BOWMAN there is little question concerning what i f he would do or say. We know how he i & MASONRY RELAXES. felt about the situation of the land he i We have opened our. office at 119 East First $ t Fam the past day or two Casper has |loved, up to the day of his death. ‘There | } veenfhost to the nobles of the Mystic] has been no great change since that| Street to receive contracts for the installation of i Shrigf. ‘They came from far and near,|time with reference to the party in| Hl { tndfin great numbers. It was the in-lpower. ‘The last opinion he expressed | gas service, from our gas mains, into the houses i enypn of Casper to give this distin-]of that party is fully reftected by. his * suisfed gathering: a most cordial wel- in wha she told hi } old sup- com If anything that. would have|perters in Maine. con@Muteds to’ the, enjoyment -of he! The men who followed Roosevelt in} visiters, was omitted,, they have our|his lifetime were men of Republican soletgn assufince that it. was planned | principles. ‘That is exactly what they | otherwise. ‘The purpose being to ex-/feught for. It is not at all likely that! endithe unrestricted freedom of the/any of ‘them can be made to see that rityigto which was ordered added our|/they can realize their ideals through on streets adjacent to our present gas mains. Casper ‘Elks And Visiting Elks will be sorry if they do not attend We are installing this service pipe at cost to our customers, which amounts to 65 cents per the regular meeting Friday Evening, September 17, at 1. Bes le of hospitalit the Democratic party. That party's! Odd Fellows Hall. Initiation and entertainment. ha cap foot for the average residence service pipe | It Js believed that our friends availed] principles are not ly. repug } % wife 1 ve shane Sea ie eatae, ene cage BY ORDER OF E.R. at Lee in eeremene covers al Hie Gees ey Sy Melgomeperyte don aw enti SACRE COMET EEE labor and cost of painted pipe. There being no ee verguch sleep, which is regarded, at! the : future in the Democratic Darty. his jtitude as detrimental to Shriners} On the other hand, in the Feunitea} uwagetrom home. Republican party, progressive ideals Prgm Saturday afternoon until the! predominate ‘and it-is as near a Roose- tartfedeq from view und the early|velt party as is possible to make’ st inf of a»new day appeared in the/ Col. Roosevelt realiad this long be-| Zas@this morning,:we were aware that! fore he left us. is ve Md guests within the, gates, and} Ail candidates who have received notices of elec- | ais shia atipeae. Gt thle ae botiele. other charge except for the wecessaey fittings. This special price for the installation of serv- - ice ‘pipe will only prevail while service pipe is he yfarer the time approached tor the} TABY WANT TO FORGET, _ being installed in that particular district. varafan to begin the journey to the} The September primaries in the* sev- vaskft Douglas, the more convincing |¢ml states and in a widely seattered recage the “fact that we were not}4?ea have indicated the trend of public uonby opinion and have shattered Demécratic Ware pleased that these nobles|hopes. Even Georgia “has contributed amgfto Casper. While they cwused a} discomfort to the Democratic power: emygrary suspension of most every-|While New Hatapshire and Wisconsin} We would advise all who wish natural gas fuel for this winter to call at our office: and let us have your order. : hing¥,that was good for us. | We need-} have added positive pain. SERVICE a ti stirring up they~gave us. When the complete ;retugns from oO Li d : TF; Tig: old towh Will “seem strangely |the state election in Maine are known ur a tance department ht f ‘ is- lauded there will be less bustle and |toduy or tomorrow a further and more| PP P ow hes on dis -olorsapon the publie streets and about. positive confirmation of the determina- i ; > fi % j hei Paice deny: Ae CE eae thea people will be given. f Friday, 9:00 P. M i play Many } modern gas appliances, including Ye#.we will miss the nobles. For the} That determination is. unmistakable. Mr. Leo Bourland’s car was stolen, stripped and burned, about six miles east of Casper. Saturday, 5:00 P. M. Mr, Rourland received a dreft in full settlement of uct Bhat they are nobles means that}It is to get rid of the Democratic party heyfare the highest type of citizen-|and all’ things connected with ft. hipvof the communities from which The people feel that they have been ae ‘betrayed times out of number by Wil-! been un honor as well as a son and they know that with Cox it} many styles. of gas ranges, water heaters, fur- nace burners,etc. Make your selections now and not be disappointed later. i 5 his loss from: the St, Paul Fire and Marine Insurance : ’ ro to have had them with us. |will be even worse. For while Wilson Y ¢ BEBE IIE lis wilful and stubborn, autocratic and} Co. through its State Agent and Adjuster, B. BE. ; i 1 “: BOLTS MR. Cox. |hifty, Cox is tricky and positively un | Moreau. ew or 1 ThE Cincinnati Enquirer does’ not ap-! scrupulous. ‘ i “ y p oO. 1 arg be any fonder of Jim Cox than| ‘Tho states reporting have shown unc|ft We Call That “Service That Counts! ‘ ¢ » Wajgyears ago when the management! usually heavy Republican votes, great) red 4im from its reportorial staff. Th GAS DEPARTMENT 119 East First Street and enthusiasm, a steadfast™in-| jon to stand by the ship. . hé great Democratic newspaper of) The other party nowhere has ex- yhio and the territory it served. The hibited anything more thi sive in + Inqifter came to Johh RR. MeLean,| terest in party affairs or didates. rouge father, Washington McLean, | Hope dloes mot exist among ts mem. nauffer for two generations has beon! a R. T. Kemp Company Insurance, That’s All! 112 East Second Street Phone 320 Phone 1500 n De ¢