Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 22, 1920, Page 7

; (Special to ‘The ‘Teibune) 38 CHICAGO, Oct.: 22,—Col. John Vv. overseas veteran, having served with Vision, gives fourteen reasons why the ex-service men of America will yote the Republican ticket. In nis yourteen Points Col. Clinnin files the Yollowing indictment againet the Democratic party: fi 1. Because the ex-service men stand with ‘the Republican party @nd@ the great majority of citizens of the United States in opposition to President Wil- #0n’s Lrograin for a League of Nations, which Gov. Cox has pledged to syp- port. @ 2. Because they feel that the Repub; ican party in power at Washington ‘will work out an honest agreement “Among. the nations to preserve peace Saroughollt the world, based upon in- ee pe Justice, - % use they believe Senator Har- ding and the Republican party will do this without compromising our nation- a) independence ana without depriving ¥ the people of the United States in ad- \ vance thé right to determine for them: solved what ig right and fair and with- out involving them in foreign quarrels, ‘the merits, of Which they are unable to dudge. + 4. Because they believe that thé Re- publicang. will establish business-like | methods ‘in the war risk and compen- ; sation bureaus and that. wounded and} _Misabled soldiers ill receive Just treat- Tent and immediate assistance instead of delays and hardships they have suf- ¥ 7 the Democratic adminis-! Because they believe a Repub: Administration will at once an adequate provisions for wounded and disabled Soldiers and will etablish a @emand4 ‘as made by. service men for | for a bonus in such a form os will meét ice men's organizations. f S. Becatise they are opposed to Pres- ident Wilson's autocratic system of per- Sonal government which ‘the Democrat- i@.nominees have pledged themselyes to} Mphold under the battle ery “we are as one in all things.” 7, Beeause the Democratic party has repeatedly broken {ts pledges ana Fepndiated its platforms: « wef se use they are opposed to the Have You Your House Insured Against Fire? Instre yourself against ' the loss of use of your ' house when it b . Costs: less than fire insurance. /R.T. KEMP CO. Phone 370—112 E. 2nd P.O, Box 1127 ‘CASPER DAIRY C0. +. Honest milk from clean cows. Your baby will thrive on our milk. Phone 471 Early Service Everywhtte , We Serve ‘HOME-MADE CHILI Ate en lunches. Take home @ neat istration with a buaget system such as! the the Republican party has. pledged to/sound a lye. “ik : national’ governmeyt in an economical 9. Because of thi and businesstike manner. . — ‘bf Inptiiciency ot” Fs 3 ininistration during the war. 10. Because of the taxation which the ic _ fadministration has saddledson the: citi. _|kens of this country, aa avresult of its) | jblunders, conduct of the national gov- _jernment, thus Increasing materlally the, cost of living. . Nag 11. Because thé Democratic ‘admin:| istration squandered $1,000,000,000- in| > — its aircraft program: without sending {ingle fighting plane to France. ‘ 12. Because” through ‘greed, and waste, the Democratic ton squandered some $6;000,000,000 $7,000,000,000 in conducting the ws Clinnin, prominent Chicago lawyer and} 14, Because Senator Harding and the Republican party stand for Ameri- ea. first, progressive principles, social found she told the truth and reveale and ustrial just a reduction in tacts. What ycu think or don’t think, — ing, the Democratic ad: tic national ‘administra; bY Wyoming capital Company, ‘will have $100,000.and will do as it. squandered in’ war and | consented to remain er, ‘with the approval of the various sery-, SL IIAAAAD ALD LD ig LI IFIFIZSLILZAZLLLABPLLLALLLELZLLALL LE LL FI FIAILL LZ quart of the best obi! made, | : Kies: Your Blood Pure Did you ktiow that ninety per}ously affected: You cent of all human ailments depend | nize upon the condition of your blood? fe Prem a the blood sup- Nature gives her warnings in va- ne pure ae peeots rious: unmistakable ways, so. that!’ ‘Got a bottle of S. 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Because the Democratic istration continues to. squander the 130th Infantry, ‘Dhirty a fi] Peace veal Be Rs iitaun: 700,400 persons on the gov. ernment payroll, which {8°320,000 more; than in 1916. ; -) cidental death, physical injury and dis- in| abiMty ‘by accident or sickness. : —__—__.—______ THE MYSTERY WOMAN _ WITH THE X-RAY POWER ‘Was compelled to turn away more than }a Hundred people last week and has The reason was because people ‘Nature Will Do the Res tric ght ask no questions, © is i yo toe the American Hotel. - eo J atanea NES ‘Vand getting up again, ROSE E. TUTTLE, of Portland, Maine, who says ‘Ble feels‘ like she has taken a new lense on life since taking - Tanlac. Her rheumatism and other troubles have is to be organized Barksdale, W. 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PAOOO Sretaie. $12.90 price" $40.00 S233, $20.00 Price... POOOO Srenaie.. $29.00 Price DODO Grete, $S200 Price. BADOO Onetaie. 91.00 Price. 990000 dre-tair.. $45.00 We are making these Radical Reductions for Nine Days Only as we are overstocked and to give the public an opportunity of purchasing best xnerchandise obtainable lower than wholesole cost. Interesting. News Keep in mind that during this nine-day sale we are giving a flat 20 per cent reduction from what is generally conceded to be the most closely marked prices in Casper or elsewhere for réliable makes of mer- chandise in the following departments: Men’s and Boys’ Shoes, Men’s and Boys’ Trousers, Raincoats, Men's and Boys’ Mackinaw Coats, Leather and Wool-lined Leather Sleeve Vgsts, Silk Shirts, Duck Coats with Corduroy or Fur Collars, Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, all kinds of Riding Breeches. Original Price Tickets Upon All Garments Discounts made at time of purchase. 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