Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1920, Page 4

PAGE es nop lt eivarvamars Vhs shine the shit toward the Re: ee bs age is heavy. Many states to Pemocratic strength in ine vetirnea to the Republican col- band Bae seal are. Republican for the in| history; New York giv- ing Marding an unheard of plurality oe pei nhs oes Pesca pe Fst ecb the proportions of fe Republican slide, which apparent- @hiy tert the candidate with Democratic ae sk hy the traditionally Solid. This morning, 24 hours after Sows balloting began, it appeared that complete returns would not be in for another day, but the trend of those reported was not indicating an altering (Continued from Page 1) ofthe: eltuaticn. i . — ‘ effectually ie, ed up. Karly today victory for vir- Ge Associated Press) DES: MOLNES, Nov. 3.—towa’ appar- : i Se, nor ue ae tors who were candidates for re-clec-\ort®, S8¥® Harding a plurality of 400,- rc ert pte ; about half a dozen of nineteen Demo-| pubiicar. state ticket. from top to’ bot. { cratic candidates were battling against tom, the Republican vote, tually all the fifteen Republican sena- sThe first trial of women suffrage con- iy Associated Press) BRITISH IN TRISH CHAN. 40 Seperated ote epic with ao warships guard the ned pl tributed largely to Republican major- cEWw EANS. ol ‘showed in Mant and tonereetioniets. ities and also was a factor in dolaying| nojied an tape inten voted Parang | small. weasels are caae # the count in many states. Millions of in the eity of New Orleans with five women’s yotes also dwelled the popular 7 law, an increase in salaries for district o ia vote recorded beyond all piel ee: precincts Prenton and supreme court judges and the gov- Election Official NEW HARDWARE OTORE IS } — iiky: Agbalaioa Se rsbiy, ernor, and an amendment for the crea- : COLORADO REPUBLICAN NEW YORK, Nov. %—Revisea iig-| U0D,0f @ fund for the construction of Stops Count While eon VOTE INCREASES, ures for 6,542 districts of 7,808 im} Pighwaya, aig al erations of the said ¢o: (By Uniited Press.) New York: gave Cox 735,537, Harding|, The tritunnel and educational ° ion ahaha be carried on in ware : mts both apparently were] He Marries Couple DENVER, Nov. 8—Colorado. con-| 1,722,154. erpemeinae: ay of Casper, i ty, tinues to swell all Republican plurali- Bex paseet 1d steady “Stream, of customers’ gaya Skate of Nisan, And Temas ties as late returns come in. Shoup will! ( ssociated Press) unusual . | the Tvcds-Olliver. hardware store, 105|county or place in sai carry the state by nearly 75,000 if the’ ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.—Two thopband, ti ae An otony of sei comg phar isis sean ("tho |South Center street, the “once over"| Wyoming, and also eens we a ratio continues.’ Nicholson continues! threé hundred and. fifty-one precincts One ak Wieck xecocd ime” A today, the opening day for the new|State of Wyoming, and thon bn :) te increase his lead. Jout- of 8,810 give Harding 393,217, Cox made in completing the count Inst |CMvany. Nearly all visitors termed | state, territory, disteics, pt possession, ' 323,257. night. A young couple accompanied the per cninaienniog plage ¢ 2d fe escheat. aso WEEKS AND DAUGH r friends appeared shortly oO ny wy 2 a ‘ eee AND. Da UGH ERTY NERV See fe Flr en Ths geet, Pun well “arranged show cases fmsite the | The location of the principal ak 4 (By Associated Press) KANSAS CITY, Nov. 3.—Nine.hun- precinets out of 2,685 in the | K. Edwards from his duties as one of | iio" lve # eltyfled ‘alr ta the estab: Bice te See 1, To every i MARION. Ohjo, Nov. 3.—Aithougn | "ed and thirty-eight precincts out >t} tinea ‘eave re, Harding 114,507 and Cox | the election officials into the office ot |"shment : shel a Boilies an <a Ci, of Cas, motoring risk. Let us tell you 44 nothing authoritative has come from | 7-526: in Kansas give Harding 131,753, bye ” previowsiy City Clerk Pegged where, they askeil | 110 ‘entire depth. of the cies. AB fg be County of ‘Ratton ate about ita many advantages A Harding or any close advisers as to| CO 69,656. had given Cox Cnc kat axe four thou-| to be married. aides, while the display conte ene woe min} mo in’ charge today, ‘ probable ‘cabinet selections of the new|, sand. Retie ‘was Mipa Bike Spmimer ccs as to boat ahve oft the cone Hin office and the agent for s6 4 j administration, campaign gossip ag re- | TENNESSEE AND John W. Harreld, Republican candi-| o Lancaster county, Nebraska, anit | (ree et Spalding at Ha SOG eine | taped ‘ocess upon said corporation i lated by callers at Harding headquar- aetiey - REPUBLICAN, date tor (United: Btates genator from |’ the groom was @. M. Baker of Walt | fo" Sic. Salling polite: Spee! i wh iam O. Wilson. ‘ ters and local feaders included a. re. y United Press) i also, leaped into the lead.| man, Wyo, ‘They were accompanied | fon" locks hea “whites this" hard male Ww. B. S. MAXWELL, } Peated mention of several prominent| NEW. ¥ORK, Nov, 3,—The Dew nofficial igcomplete returns from 1.402 | Wy HP. Meyers and Mrs. T. B. Rad- | Sone th pee ad REPEATS President. 5 Republicans. It is in this current ot-|¢rats carried the Solid South- with precincts gave him 125,914 against 121,-| ers, both of Waltman. Mr. and Mrs. Bo Rh diane: OND WILLIAM 0. WILSON. : ficial and purely speculative talk that exception of Tennessee ang Kentucky, | 132 for Scott Ferris, Democrat. Sekes will a @ portion of their | One of the best known women writers _ x two names are heard with great tre. |/early ———<—— honeymoon in t of South A’ z ji 4 quency are Harry M. Daugherty, Hard| ‘The ublicans increased their sen-| ‘Through amendments to the city tae PaaS fehons ihe Aissghtee ot thay geen of Publish; Nov: he Aehiehee de - ins’s pre-cohvention campaign manager | 4torial seats to’ 64. The Democrats | charter women have become eligible to|, Mrs, Pauline O! Field, who has been Pari, : 4 fork and John Weeks of Massachusetts. have 40: senators through. ten victories | election to the highest public offices in| honored with the presidency of the eae ae Mrs. Charles B. Knox of New Yor' yesterday, Montreal, Criminal Bar association of New York | PEACHING PUBLIC ECONOMY City, is the president and active head 4 HOOVER, LOWDEN AND The Republicans will SI Ra oo he orate my Woman member of!" IN CONSERVING NATURAL GAs, | of @ great corporation which makes a i ROOT CABINET POSAIBILITIES, house representatives by bse inane Read The Tribune Classified Ads. ‘that organization. A campaign to combat ‘the present nationally known i (By United Press) votes, according to PN hore i 3 extravagant use of natural gas has been tf WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—Cabinet |Peturms. ‘Republicans will are. 273 organized this year by the bureau of possibilities discussed today are Blihu |™members in the house and the Demo- Root for secretary of state. It was in: | CTats 169. ry : mines ip conjunction’ with the United T States Department of Agriculture and ft timated that Root would be. selected REPUBLICANS SWE oday s M arkets by Wire the gas companies. in Pennsylvania and for this position to guide the work of Ohio, It has been found that the lar: ettling the treaty and after this was gest wasters of gas are the domestic ene he would retire, Furnished by Taylor & Clay rs ; i 2 dom: Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bldg., Phones 203-204 bite ee eae ye consumers and the farmers who :own Gov. Lowden of Ulinois 5 consumer is accountable for 85 per A ¢ {Swept Colorado on the state ticket as commerce. or Well as the national with approximate- cent of the waste. Old-fashioned stoyes 15 .2¢]0f the coal range type and coal fur: partment. Hoover was mentioned as |1¥ one-third of the state precinets heard of interior and Henry Waj.|from. Governor Oliver Shoup has a 10° 42|naces in which gas is burnea are the Seca oF lowa, publisher of a farm news | Plurality of more than” 30,000. Sam- i “| biggest offenders, consuming as they do paper, was talked of as secretary of Uel D. Nicholson ‘has 62,393 and Tully much greater quantities of gas than is agriculture. Will H. Hays is touted for | Scott 33,528 for senator. Harding. has necessary. .On the farms in the natu- ra] gas regions, when a light is needed men: | | DENVER, ‘Nov. 3—The Republicans LOOAL OIL STOUKS Western Oil Fields Bid + Ask | Y¥ Oil we Amalgamated Royaltv_--.--$ 17 $ .19 ‘Anetenn ‘| NEW YORK CURB CLOSING 02 Bid Ask 38} Midwest Refining -$160.00 $162.00 postmaster generalship. It is under- | 58,934 and Cox 82,054. j stood these men are looked upon fa-| The only Democrat elected to anim: Midwaat ‘Come: 1.25 2.00|in the yard, field, or elsewhere out of : y for ‘appointments ‘by Harding, {portant pagition, here Ree ey ace Boston Wyoming Midwest Preferred _ ‘400 --3.00,| doors, a pipe is tapped, lighted, and res aspen tes ve bieaest We Sr eee saatisg Sie Asan his opponent, | Buck Creek Merritt; 2. 14.00 14.50 buses day and night for perhaps years. Ting style vest in world. We ees isbn Al RS abo by about 10,000 votes. Burke .-.. 0) Glenrock Oil - 1.87 2.00| The farmers who own natural gas 30 - 9 lands dg not have to pay for the gas (sy United Press) Five amendments apparently. were de; | Black Tail Sealy reek) aF00 Aas % if ae 3 used, NEW YORK, Nov: 3.—1t is estimate q| featea relating to the creation of Flag- poise : peaee: EOE ee ramets are With. Pittsturgh as a center, a cam- that Harding polled nearly six million |!¢¥ 294 Limon counties, the een te emo udated Fay Coad a 7.00 ~~ 7.69|Palen is now .on to educate the con- 4 more votes than Cox in an election | ¥ {Casper Ranger —..-. Elk Basin 9.62 9.75 | Sumers to save gas. A scientific as- ) which ‘broke all records for political z pw Gulch nc Okmulgec 35 "37|Sistant, from,the office of home eco *~ “landslides. No state had ever_giyen a AP, nomics of the United. States. Depart- ment of Agriculture 18 in éharge of the work among the housewives. She gives demonstrations at which © the Close. | women learn how to change ‘an old- $190.50| fashioned range so it will consume Sinclair O11 _ 32.50} much less gas, why a regular gas fur- Texas Oil _ 51.25} nace should be used if the house is to Pan American Pete. x 88.50| be heated by gas, and various small i. S. Steel... 87.87] Ways to economize in the amount used. Union Pacific ROR 127.27|The children ‘in the schools are doing good work in this campaign, carrying |! FOREIGN EXCHANGE home the message and reporting on the Sterling -8.44% | progress in gas economy: which is be- “Francs 28) ing made in their homes, 1.50 1.75 Cities Service Com_--.. 299.00 300.00 NEW YORK STOCKS presidential. candidate more than half @ million plurality, New York gave Harding a probable lead of more than one million, Penn- Sylvania, more than 700,000 and Illinois more than 800,000. Ohio is expected to give Harding a 400,000 plurality. California probably will give Hard- ing a plurality more than 100,000. Mexican Petroleum ~ Hutton Lake Kinney - a Lance Creek Royalty —----- Lusk Royalty. os Lusk Petroleum —----_. Mike Henry --... Mountain & Gulf. The Electoral Vote. Rep. Dem. Doubttul. 12 Alabama sections, notably in Peynsylvania and Connecticut Arizona 3 Northwest Marks Natural gas is a great convenience } M Arkansas 9 Lire in those regions where it is found, but enevo. en TO ‘ec ve California — Call money the supply is not unlimited and in some bi - - , Colorado _ s Ei at p's (00 | Ohio, it is now’ giving out. In eg ~ ° . Beets - eee ae ="39.00| Much of the gas now being used ther o : Plorid: Yt iss Western Oil Fields’ __ % ‘32|2nd 4s ~ 88.90 18 PORe, Raa She PG ing el r er $ : 4 Western Exploration ¢, 245 tet 4% > 90-1; | past waste. Specialists of the bureau cx She Wind River Refining. me 04] rd 4%4's - a 0) of :mines, who. are» conversant: with the Wyo. ‘Tex. 2 oto] At a = ego | situation, say that unless conservation | Wyo. Kans. a 2.90 Victpey 4% ~ 96.28% Practice in Pennsyivania and Ohio; Kansas _ Y ty -14 Victory. 43-4s ~ 96.2 ie ror. eines will ne Ragas in . Mary 8 Grass Creek . nnnne-eena~--------$2,75| the sections ‘thag are now using gas, ~ ‘ ne - Mamathusais —- 1 Rory =o me eae rear =|$ Friday evening, November 5th, at 8 o’clock at : 23 perma Je SFURELON OPSEATIONE. wreamrek | Lance Crock ~ Li] Tene Wan “= Seta, sot Odd Fellows’ Hall @fontana BP. Keppel, former dean of Columbia col- Mie ata ~ lege and now director of foreign opera- tions of the American Red Cross who has been chosen by the Chamber of Rote etetetede odeete ee dee Sredeedeg PEOoog Commerce of the United States to be the American administrative commis- sioner at the headquarters of the newly eek formed international Chamber of Com- 5 merce at Paris, ~ 24 10 2A RR ORS SP ES U GIL CO. will patertatn rropontneston Tomorrow is the last gay. of our 27, NW% Twp. 85, 82, . Wyoming , W% of SW% Two. 46, R, 82. —— is 3, SEY% Twp. 34, R. 81. Totals - 396 124 il 3. » B% of SW Bwop. 34, R. 81. 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