Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1920, Page 7

%. 'yoming Is Losing _ Thousands of Dollars TWO SHIPS RECENTLY ARRIVED IN NEW YORK FROM AUSTRA LIA CARRYING CARGO ; AS FOLLOWS: S.S. Durham....189,000 frozen lamb carcasses S.S. Horovata. ..200,000 frozen lamb carcasses _ ‘ ‘ * Total . 389,000 frozen lamb carcasses ; i Diving this s season six.other ships will arrive from Australia each carrying about 200,000 ~~ damb carcasses. The total amount of lambs impo fin into the United States this season will be ap- proximately 2,000,000 carcasses. ‘ se - These ‘Carcasses Are Admitted Duty Free ‘Even ‘Canada Charges 2c Per Pound Duty Wool and mutton are produced in Australia cheaper than any place in the world. They _ have no hard winters there. According to the figures of the Federal Trade. Commission, herders cost $38.88 per month and other costs of producti: on in soa pch aie ‘Three cents per pound is the cost of bog aed wool i in Australia. Why Not ‘America ; for hacia ? i Galaucne the same cost in. Wyoming where herders received an average of $100 per month during the past year. « “Compare the cost of hay and other feed for hard winters, etc., as against Ase ctia where they have.no winter. Is:it any wonder that there is no market f or. Wyoming wool and mutton, which will even pay the cost of production? : Beet is being imported extensively from A rgentina—duty free. _Is it any wonder that the price of American cattle has slumped? ‘Wheat is being shipped into the United States trom Canada. «. Is it any wonder that wheat is on the dow. nward trend? ‘The Republican Party Stands for a Protective Tariff Vote for Protection of Wyoming Industries Vote to Save Wyoming Stock and Farm Interests VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE wN SS ————————— 17 REARS he O RSENS KOEN Ag Rg OEE SASL LTL TS LOLS OL LTE LTT LS TT Pe States Fema e ESET ae ASSREVESESSeSSILeS BASS EE 7 Se eT OORT I Peters nen. onan ——~~~ PPP OT EE OF 2 OF OTS eCSUUSCSTOEMSSCREA L. « aw ET PRE EHS