Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO i fhe Casper Dailp C.ibune SSUES," “PESTS a Daly | on one natlon an earth whan rece s spotless. BUSINESS TRLEPHONE..______-_--------- cee eet d fi ient and power and authority great Entered at Casper (Wyoming) Postoffice as se | enough to lead the world, But if that nation matter, Nevember 22, 1916 MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRRES REPORTS FROM UNITED P| Ad Represent Il, 341 Fifth Ave., David J. w Xe Prudden, King & Prudden, 1720-23 Btoger: » Chi mh. Conies uf the Daily Tribune are on file in ‘ork and Chicago offices and visitors are weleome. | __ peerage, ifrtade RATES v One Year_--. Six Months- ree Months 1. Ne subscription by mail accepted for less period than hi three months. All subscriptions must be paid in advance and the Daily ption Tribune will not insure delivery after subsert one month in arrears, Member of Audit Bureau of Girculations (A. B. ©.) Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news credited in this, paper ang ‘atso the local news published herein. Ba a TRUE TO IDEALS. The sessions of the League of Nations at Ge- - neva have demonstrated this much: National hates and jealousies and racial rivalries have not been cured by the scourge of war. No European na- tion has been chastened, not even the central pow- ers, who have suffered the humiliation of defeat. The chariot wheels and the broadsword of Mars have left impressions, it is true, but these have but served to intensify the animosities that have existed since the dark ages. The farther we recede from the armistice the more naturally Eyirope drops back into the old bitter controversities. Added to these are being imported the differ- ences, discords and counter ambitions from ‘Asia, Australasia, South Africa and the Western Hemi- sphere. When the statement made by one of the smaller powers in the league assembly, “that the world is not ready to disarm,”’ receives vociferous cheers of indoysement, the rational conclusion is that war is not going out of style and much as nations may abhor it, none are willing to trust their future secur- ity to chance. ‘ There is today, throughout the world, more concern given to implements of destruction than there is to the cultivation of the olive orchards and the enlargement of the dovecotes. The people of the United States have remained level-headed upon matters of altruism and at the same time have failed in no Christian duty to the world. Despite the temptations to assume a great- er share of the world’s burdens than we could bear, urged by false leadership and appeal to a mock humanitarism, our people have remained true to their ideals. . . There is an-absence of direction or leadership in the ‘league as it attempts to function under the LOOM EEO TET EMME EEEM EDIE See BN 11 Days Left in Which to Do Your Christ- mas Shopping, Below is Brought to Your Attention Mest Useful Gifts Always Received With Joy. Her Majesty Silk Petticoats We have received a shipment of these elegant gar- For quality and the price asked they are A gift like these will be appreciated, Material is of Jersey Silk. Priced. $9.75, $10.75, ments. é consistent with today’s market. Silk Hose Handkerchiefs A large assortment to select from—Crepe de Chines, Lin- en and Cambric. Some are plain, alsa Embroidered ends in plain white and assorted colors, Priced Z25e to $3 Each Millinery” - We wil! close out what Hats we have left At $3.00 Each ss ‘ becomes A most useful gift and always received with thanks. Specially priced for Christmas Gifts,, - $1.95, $2,50, $3.00 The Store “Sas: 138 East of Quality Second St. | One Price td = I. O. O. F. to All co~ Bidg. ever consents to assume leadership it will be under an agreement which our people frame and from which graft and unfairness have been eliminated and onesty and justice substituted. ‘ President Harding and the United States sen- | ate, interpreting the will of the American people, will propose to the world our idea of world peace the mapner of securing it and war will have no place in the proposal. The New England states and New York are each taxed $17,000,000 annually in excessive coal prices. Constantine must have been running on the | Republican ticket. | RADICALS QPPOSE GOMPERS. It was to be expected. The radical element of | union labor now seeks to depose Samuel Gompers from the presidency of the American Federation of | Labor, whieh position he has occupied for many | years. While we have no particular sympathy for Samuel Gompers, individually, it would be unfor- | tunate for organized labor to have Mr. Gompers de- | pesed through the agency of that particular ele- ment. While he has been a tremendous partisan for labor at all times and should have due credit, he has not been at all times a wise and diplomatic leader. In the politica] fights in which he sought to make of union labor a political force, he has vnever had the sympathy and support of the mem- bership, and his failures in these enterprises has isang his influence for the good he might have ne. | Another error that may be pointed out was in not opposing the element that now seeks to elimi- nate him, and keeping organized labor free of crim- inals, Instead, he 5 rted the McNamaras in | fof the infant daughters of Mr. and CORK SWEPT —oooooooeee combination mangle and wringer, which coupled with an ¢! » AS saia to reduce the hday ery to a Mrs. Wil : wee oc] . THE UNITED BAKERY liam A. Schultz, form peed rest was reported Saturday from Cheyenne on a- H is under new management and in charge of a. . : , ° two week-old infants “ ; es Recicpimen ner tee Ba ah aerate ‘ oor ee rs. Schultz was arrested at Da. Jeb., on Friday and was of pastry, includ- her by Dp, George P. Johnston and Dr. J. Delroy, who are in charge of the hospital. Mys. Schultz could not be positwely identified here today although a Mrg. Schultz was employed here some months ago at gne of the local hos: pitals. This woman’s present where- abouts are not kn@wn to hospital au- thorities bere, and they were not able to say whether or not she was “Mrs. William A. Schultz.” Mrs. Schultz was the nurse in charge School Children and to Canvass Residence Week With the tere Saturday dehn Zoranevich and Mr. and Wesley J. Law, both of whem, although normal at birth, became via | ¢ ameunt enti on Nevember 13 and later ape va died. Analyses of the stomachs of the in- fants at the State University at Lara- mie failed to disclose poison byt a Denver chemist discovered tr 5 of morphine, it ig ed. Mro. Schultz left the state while the analyses were in. process. ‘ According to a Cheyenne dispatch, Mrs. Schultz is the wife of @ troyehing | in salesman who makes his headquarters! ao, in Casner. She was formerly from! Den | gert ver, and is not @ graduate nurse. the dispatch says further, We Have a Full Line Re hg Pad a9 Sensible Holiday Gifts 2 er Inspection— peney LeS, Me icy Toilet Articles, Mani- sure Sets, Toilet Cases, Smokers’ Sun- dries, and other articles too numerous to mention. Look Over Our Suggestions Get the True Xmas Spirit that prevails -here and you will solve many. a Gift Prob- lem at this store. > of seals at the thea- fs : set > H \ Ad t the Qxer $609 x0 far, BY GREAT FIRE |«: AT FIRE |= (Continued from Page 1) was blewn in after a five-hour battle, but the police held the building. One constable “was killed jand others wounded. their Los Angeles dynamiting outrages, the Moon- eys in their en Francisco murder enterprise, the | Boston police in their cowardly strike, and the Fos- | ter radicals in their unwarranted steel strike. Conservative and respectable labor did not | back Mr. Gompers nor support the men who com- | mitted crimes, in fact, have insofar as possible done | their duty in retiring and removing radicals from | pees of authority. Mr. Gompers has not dope | is duty, however, to the, union, nor to the public | and notwithstanding his past support of radicals, | the radicals would depose him. * } It is the oft-repeated situation of warming a serpent in your breast only to be stung later. {t would be well for the conservative members | of the federation, if they opposed the movement of the radicals and defeated it and then all ir: goo¢ order themselves retired Mr. Gompers. oe budget of the City of New York for th caming fiscal year is $345,571,399.77. ‘ What do you know about a bachelor’s asso- ciation women to membership? $12.50 Undergarments of Silk and Muslin Vanity Fair Silk Underwear. Also a complete line of Dainty Silks, Philippine and Maderia hand embroidered. Children’s Hats-—-Madge Evans Brand Less 33 1-3% Discount FOR THE INFANT We-have a complete line of Gifts for the little ones. THREE KILLED EN | AMBUSH on tun (By ‘Associated i. Press.) CORK, Deg. 12-—-A military pat was ambushed at Cloyne, seven miler east of Queenstown. The attackers} ° Dri threw bombs but were defeated. Tw< of the attackers were Itilled and sev- eral wounded. Two-were captured. One soldier fwas wounded, Houses ‘from which the bombs were thrown “were bupned. : CAMTOUGH BARRACKS ATTACKED TODAY. (By Associated Press,) WELPAST, Dec. 18-—Armed | Sinp Veiners attacked the police barracks at Camtough, south of Arwagh, today. In ® fight with military forces one civil ian is known to fave been killed. Sev eral other deathy are ‘roported. a nae “LORAIN"’—The Self-Cooker. Substitutes der coal as. fuel spoken of as Jong ago us 1667. wert ON'T fool with a ge oe to your - ist and get a patshe of Dr, King’s hee Desa and start $eking ts by he ti | jome youl in to beter n will have a cin fe if throat-torturing coughing. 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