Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 5

2 & é “admiration” and nthe tie the a A Lie oe irecor’ : “etmphate endprectent ot tho vot ESSE aoe ie ca eat tab jie Ag a) ee RESID NT ot wa th say with what (qoeeenwwms Bo He za8: £3°5s eo cn re receive the emphatic in ie woters of the country. ‘Voters, and 4s One of your ~$xpress thy | oie ot and t to Tomorrow? 2 3 rats is the ‘question Workingman tire confidence tn you bes my confi hope -that aa you leadership “of may parry the polly of the hati ent forw: apa gon 8 @ path of reform ant I Chl ie eg BF ai a Liuhaly ld _ legislation ‘humane. ref sth in.|,until the whole world again sees an ae hat Reatration of wholesome ‘strength Z cr democracy and the happy fruit of was Sot they me Tie reat ‘wovarmment pied founders of thé ‘republic _p 4 purposed ag set up this great ' The president’ sald he had fettowed | men ieee a + voila are + proeperoat: Le esecitee ‘are: é high, ‘employment is plentiful, the war boom is still on. aa of European saad aed have not sarenenes: mmaiené is sain to the markets of ae » > But What of. Tomorrow ? ? Do you Kaow that the Wilson administration with its Underwood tariff has leveled the-wall ‘= of protection upon which the very life. of our industries depends> That under Democratic tariff 3 policies our industries stand defenseless. against low-wage Europe? That as soon as the war- torn nations get upon their feet, their ri laa will pour into this erosion like a deluge? ‘What Then. of Mnierican: Factories ? : ¥ Do you know that Denbocratic policivs give American labor no protection from the competi- 2 tion of the pauper-labor of Europe and Asia? That the inevitable result of continued Democratic § °: qule will be the destruction of your wage standards? And a havoc low wages? Remember that E a needs only to get a its feet for you to teak the storm. Already Businéss Is: Treabihy Jobs are becoming scarcer. Great dies of workers are already unemployed in the shoe, textile, garment, rubber and atto industries. Prices are tumbling down, and business is awaiting the outcome of the election with its ‘heart i in its mouth. The election of a Democrat at this time may unloose the deluge. , ‘ : 4 ‘The only aid of the next four years is to put a firm hand at the throttle of state, We e fait. have a president who stands ipon soutid business policies, AND WHO WILL PROTECT AMERI- CAN: enone WE MUSY PUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ON THE JOB, Make no ‘a _mistake when yon — November 2. cote ae age = Sd Choose This Leader se a ‘ - ‘WARREN G. HARDING —) | ioe 3 Your Kind of Mano | eh. : Offering Ladies" Cuban Heel “ Footwear at, per pair ne Cod LZ ¢ eee FILZLLLLL AIO GDM: TOOTS ISPOSIOOIAIOSDOOGIIO DDL ES: 44 * s+ » f wamibis Dress Boots of Soff Black Kid The soles are light and pliable, the toes are & modified length, and its Cuban ‘heel carries a perfect-fitting arch, Allsizes. All widths. Price, per pair, $10.00. Street Boots of Pliable Brown Calf . } This boot at the price represents an unusual’ = value—the heels are a perfect walking height, . thegoles are rugged, and its rounded toe carries a Hg effects All sjzes. All widths. Price, pair, $10.00 We Carry Children’s Shoes IGGIN¢ See SHOEMAW h wimasc al Ptede Bracelet Watches this year. * Why not-pick out one naw that-suits your fancy, pay a small deposit, and have it set aside? The ‘Next President of the United States | Make the ARTIFICIAL/PROSPERITY of today PERMANENT THROUGH A REPUBLI, CAN ADMINISTRATION. i Republican-County Central Committee. 4 Elgin and Ghuen Are Our Leaders JOS. I. SCHWARTZ Iris Theater Building ‘ E. Keating, Mer.