Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 2

PAGE TWO Che Casper Daily Cribune Isyued every evening except Sunday st Casper, Natrona County, Wyo, Publication Offices. Tribune Building. 15 and 16 partments JSINESS TELEPHONES .. Branch Telephone Exchange C Eatered at Casper, (Wyoming) Postoffice as second.class matter, November 22, 1916. MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS President and Editor competition is maintained and competitors are accord. ed equal rights and privileges under its Monopoly is a hated word. Its existence is wholly manufacture of ready-to-wear clothing against public policy, but there is nothing in it to|wnich claims thet an cooperation frighten wise and enterprising business. Fair-and hon-| of $240.000.000 ts possible in the in- orable business methods will eliminate it, when it is| dustry. Of course this is preposter- found to exist, more quickly than drastic Processes. | OUs nonsense and will give a lot of; crack-brained, socialistic reformers new pabulum. Were ft not for the has made a report on waste in the Waste in Manufacturing By THE SHOE AND LEATHER REPORTER. danger of a Iiteral acceptation of these # 2! ve DON’T ENDANGER FRIENDSHIP. reports, however, they would ‘be pro:| Ho,stariee of cotton seed and coal tar The most silly nonsense that occupies apace in the Sano Teecictnnce one eepehoinan corner stone of an immense v Prudéen, King & Prudden, 1720-23 Steger Bidg.. Chicago,| press of the United States is the constant twaddle re-| jr any, manufacturers in any line| Steet that manufacturers ill,; 286 Fifth avenuc, New York City; Globe Bids. Bee) specting friction between Japan and the United States.| neca extraneous admonition in thig|t” “ide awake long ton, Mase.” Coppies of the Daly sr iertecs and visitors| There is not the slightest reason for thought of fric-| respect it is well for thee to. give = selbe eaymatn gion bi i A igs welt pe 9B gms ma tion. The United States has no ambitions that con-| thought to the subject. vane a = flict with any legitimate Japanese interest. The| Most of the discoveries of the en-|” oi w SUBSCHKIPTION RATES United States envies Japan neither territorial expan-| gincers are really old, old stories. If DC By Carrier sion nor commercial development. Whatever suc-| there were fewer mills and factories me: 8a" Monthe coun depen can attain: Chrome, Ree Reberek <pebarees:| son She Teme an Sie ee eee er Three Months the energy and thrift of her people, the soundness of | {/"Sty:04 and patterns were etaridands One Month her economic policies, or the encouragement of her nt ~ ized, and if labor did not refuse to do TI Per Copy government, will be as pleasing to us as to them. It/an honest day’s work for an honest A short thes this : was the United States that induced Japan to abandon| day's wage, or in other words, if hu- fp ena U8 ye her isolation and this country will rejoice at every|man nature could be radically! =*'!9n Of engineers attempted to sit id thi t was beneficial not only to the| changed and an industrial Utopia be! tccdhes it elmo baw rest of the word but to Japany | estabinbed there would not” be aa} {uring induntry, Dut ae we ead at the ° Serta) ochecdpiiean — be paid. a k «4 the There are some things, of course, in which we could Be Ticline tern ie yee in ee aes ate. The pete gone Black Slippers Reflect 1 jelive: after ; ove: hoes retraced - : pa Mle DIL 6 Enon a Tl not acquiesee. We could not without protest permit! When » set of professional investi. po ragtbonne- LT Member of Audit Bureau of Circuldtion (A. B. ©) —<—$<$—$<—$—$<_——_— Member of the Associated Pres Tae Associated Press is exclusively entitled to tee use for publication of all news credited in this paper and also the local news vublished herein. Kick if You Don’t Get Your Tribuno. Call 15 or 16 any time between 6:30 and 8 o'clock p. m. if you fail’to receive your Tribune. A paper will be de Japan to encroach upon our rights growing dut of the victory over the Central Powers in the great European war. We played our part in that conflict—a part far surpassing, actually and relatively, anything that was done by Japan. We have sought no special advantage as a result of the war, but we do insist upon recogni- tion of those rights in the Pacific which Germany con- ceded to all the allied and associated nations, without discrimination, gators swoop down upon an industry the practical details of which they do not understand they may be de pended upon to discover many mare’s nests of waste and inefficiency, At the risk of getting \ourselves disliked ‘we suggest that the learned engineers make some research into the meth- ‘They od’s of nature. will find that HEREFORD RANCH AT rc GHEYENNE 15 SOLD The Smartest Style_ Note of the Season Supreme in fashion, and supe Vv by special messenger. Make it'your duty to to insure against failure billions < in yalten at eae captiva sage nv livered to you by si : We do not as the dictators of international] Seeds are created so that a fezy thou- pumps lack mat n carrier misses you, pose e $450,000 in actual cash snd assumed Atc: Sethe Triune Xnow ech your — ethics in the far east. We do not set ourselves up| {ands will be sure to germinate. eblinatiche.."1¢ wae the recsivere tale their lines they continue the slender, g ct na as imperial judges over the acts by which Japan has| 7 soi ge ear alte the ieee ae of the Hereford corporation properties, youthful lines which are em; claimed certain rights in China. Our opinion of her| atyniy economy and efficiency. x er eget sel mages Bl Rare es 4 sized in the garment silhouette for ys course is aot exclusively our own—it is the opinion! 6.4 would suppose to read these ré- ayouiite -terenons [Aseeny eran? Winter. " wre THE OIL QUESTION. shared by all honorable men everywhere. ports of a committes of industrial en- <|for $285,000, subject to Lens of record They are prove nfavorites with Sgt Ww: an Japan needs additional territory to relieve the con-|gineers whose primary object Js Poses women who know and care. the. Mr. George E. Brimmer of Rawlins, Wyoming, gestion of her population. We shall be glad to see| doubtless to develop paying jobs for n =f «1 attorney for one or two independent oil producing! her acquire additional territorial rights through agree- = one companies, has been supplying considerable newspa-| ments entered into by nations acting without duress a in th ten days on the subject of prices| of any kind. There is an abundance of undeveloped Batt; Decay 2 te emt ed products, and charging| territory in Asia to which the energy ofthe Japanese ns of crude oil and the refined prod ‘the | People could be applied with results equally benefi- 2% the Standard Oil company with pipe wond bear stone cial to Japan and to the regions now neglected. Let 4 ‘oll price of crude at a low rate while giving P Japan turn her efforts to expansion in accordance od no corresponding benefit in the refined products.| with such a policy and success will undoubtedly crown BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT ‘sy - Warther, that because of the lowering of the price of rare org without giving offense or breeding an- a f ne ‘ cla} the crude product the state of Wiaee — Japan desires larger privileges in the matter of emi- - had im taxes by the alleged manipulation of prices and/ — tion to the United States, but this we cannot con. 29 other property is thereby made to bear an unwar-/ cede In the attitude we have taken, we are not set- 5 : et ranted burden in support of the state. Additional in-| ting up a special exclusiveness of our own—we are mah f ne dictments made against the Standard company as re-| merely adopting the policy un’ versally upheld by Eng- ' ed . to state and| lish speaking races wherever the question of Japa- ‘ ; 2 sults of its action are reduced royalties aot nese immigration has arisen. ve coer Ling neste <i asmien foe ee All these are facts within the common knowledge, f a e] = be obtained for federal reclamation projects. wherever international relationships are studied. We , ce Mr. Brimmer suggests that the people of the state! are not imperialistic. We have no ambition for world 31 demand that the governor call a special session of the} power. We do not covet the possessions of any other era nation. Reluctantly we went into a conflict legislature to remedy the so-called existing evils. He states as his belief that the company he complains of I has misused its franchise in that it has created a mon- I opoly and points out state and federal statutes under which proceedings of ouster can be instituted. C In reply to Mr. Brimmer’s suggestions Governor L with Spain which threw upon us‘a burden which we could not honorably haye repudiated when fate put us in possession of the Philippines. it is our desire, our hope and our expectation to deveiop the Philippine Islands and their people to the condition which will assure a stable self government and we shall then set them frep as we did Cuba, All this being true. and known in Japan.to be true, there is not the slightest reason, so far as we are con- cerned, for any ill feeling between the United States and Japan. So far as danger of American a; sion is concerned, Japan could safely disband her army and sink the last one of her ships of war. — CANNOT DO IT ALL. The confidence of the people of America has, heen won by the present Republican administration by its honest and sincere’ efforts to restore normal cpridi- tions through return to the only policies upon which permanent prosperity can be based—individual ea- terprise, energy and thrift. There has been commend- SAME PRICE For more than 30 years WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Carey has expressed a willingness to do whatever he is able to do within his official power, but he doulis the constitutional authority of the legislature to fix prices and is reluctant to bring the legislature in ses- sion at great cost when such an act would result in & little better than failure. Governor Carey has taken a very sensible view of the matter, although he complaizis of the low price of eB: crude and the high prices of finished products. 6 Whatever may have been the actuating influence in- ducing Mr. Brimmer to raise so violent a storm with reference to a passing phase of economic readjust- a ment, which will sooner or later adjust itself, the Model Cleaners 4 ints + aun oe ges eee eee ee rail ba ianpe sats able Qbandonment of the zecently. prevalent theory and Dyers 4 that the only way was the best way, or the best way, 8 3 Every person, even remotely concerned in oil knows] +5" cot things done was to have the movecmueat ac|)-FANOY DRY CLEANING AND that there is only one solution to Wyoming’s oil prob- lem and that will include prices and all else complained = of by Mr. Brimmer, the governor, the independent e producers and everybody else, that is an independent ds refinery to take the production of the independently owned producing wells. Competition in bidding for the crude product will establish a price in this fleld more nearly in conformity to its value, as it has done in the mid-continent field where such competition 5S exists. Transportation charges, marketing expenses and other similar items now looming large will not appear 5 half as formidable when independent pipelines from Salt Creek and an independent refinery are estab- lished at Casper or elsewhere. Tt is a matter not exactly calling for the soft pedal, but rather for a calm business view having in mind the best interests of the state and its industrial en- them. There has been abandonment of the idea that the government can by fiat or magic produce pros- perity and provide lucrative employment for the people. . There are still some who believe that the best way to run a large business enterprise is to take the man- agement out of the hands of men who built it up and made it a success. There are still some who believe that if a man has made a success of handling large sums of money in large enterprises, thus giving em- ployment to large numbers of men, the best way to keep things going is to tax the successful man so heav- ily that he will either haye no surplus with which to expand his undertakings or will be so thoroughly dis- couraged that he will retire from business and invest his savings in non-taxable securities, leaving the man- agement of business to men who have not demon- strated ability to conduct affairs effectively. There Expert Alterations and Repairing LADIES’ WORK A SPECIALTY Phone 1304-J For OUR Prices oN A rom Gray an ra ; DELIVERIES MADE ANYWHERE IN CITY AND SUBURBAN DISTRICTS 20c Size Best Pancake Flour, pkg____10< 15c Size Corn Flakes, pkg__ 4-lb.: sack Best Pancake Flour_ Barrington Hall Coffee, 1-Ib. cans_ SHARPEN UP Your Razor Blades Double Edge 50c Single Edge 85c EXTRA SPECIALS 5-Ib. pail Dzticious. Jam_____________85¢c 2-Ib. jar Delicious Berry Jam________45c 18-o0z. jar Baney Rixawieary, Rasp- > terprises. are still some who believe in more government inter- Per Dozen 1-Ib. pkg. Fancy. 2 erry Jam_____ ---—--35¢ ‘The calling of the legislature, the passing of fool-| ference with business and less business practice in ors i i ra No. 1 Tall Can Red Salmon__________! oh ce Sequlneaey, laten even Se aatnoraad potbe tes | sete on Denaesen ty 0% 24-Hour Service i Fancy Seeded Raisins, pkg____________ Imo 35c constitution, would result in far more damage than Satisfaction Guaranteed. No. 1 Tall Can Pink Salmon_________18¢ 1-Ib. pkg. Fancy Curants____________35¢ 1-Ib. can Black Pepper______________40c ¥-Ib. can Best Cocoa_______________25e But the number of those who support such policies has beconse relatively small. The country as a whole rejoices to see at Washington an administration that sets an example in efficiency and economy. The great majority of the people are gratified to observe the es- tablishment of policies which encourage enterprise and thrift and & Large pkg. Crystal White Soap Chips__29c 10 bars White Laundry Soap__________. 50c P. & G. Naptha Soap, 3 bars___________ 25¢ Seafoam Naptha Powder, large size____33c iv benefit, It is not a matter for legislative action, al neither is it a matter fér court proceedings, as sug- oe! gested by Mr. Brimmer. Wyoming desires at this time and at all times, her economical, industrial and all other questions in which the public is concerned, settled in frank and fair business fashion. Fair to The Casper Pharmacy isc lack: id ite, Th ani: 5 - all interesis concerned, The independent. producers| oro particularly pleased shat there i wo lene mony 4-oz. bot. Virginia Dare Lemon Extract, 50c Heinz’s Deane Ger igneak> must have fair return for what they do to enrich the| erence to the theory that every emergency should 5-Ib. pail Del Monte Jam_____.._____ $1.40 inz’s Salad ‘essing, ___._35¢ Sethe concern makes not difference in ths ogee of the | o0,™0t bY am appropriation trom the Federal tress White House, Gold Medal Coffee, Ib-_45c | Van Camp’s Pork and Beans, 3 cans for 50¢ be t died b; ¢ 4 oo ; slate or of the peopla | Simply becaue they ore ether the cnactment of & In edblising some new bie : Qt. cans White Karo Syrup_______ 25 Golden Wax Beans, No. 2 cans, 3 for___50c | othe other by the one or the other and certainty not| "A *° supervise the activities of the people. &, 4 1%4-gal. cans White Haro Syrup. Ue ees, 45e ae String Beans, No. 2 cans, 3 for___50c ar in any case by the state, — TRE ee m, 3 “Ib. Se : 3 Wo have had quite enough iegislative interference THE RAILWAY SITUATION. TAIN on Ge rfl ot canigiao ti pe a Ib. nme le to carly 7. nad cans for______50c ne pe reo aa ae pak hen coat EE bees ty “The net operating income of the railroads is show- 8 pate aa feng e 2 Kraut cans for_....-.____ | ing a gain,” states the 5; turn is, far below the use Standard. “, ie re- such action, We certainly want none of it in Wyo. made when the inter- ming, No. 24% Hominy,3 cansfor__._________50c If you serve our pastry Best Creamery Butter, per Ib state commission put the new rate schedule into ef-|{ to your guests they will Aer oe ae No. 2% Best Toma 3 cans for______ We want to foster and encournge Industrial devel- fect, fon thous po tai were teas fn expectation of | say that it’s delightful. It Sugar, per 100-Ib. sack___ Best I 3 ae 4 opment in the state, And we always want to remem- ‘i : owa Corn, cans for______ _-___50e¢ frar that without the power and financial ability af the pee ine wig ap ame Rava been aay so help you entertain Sugar, 12 Ibs. for_._-____ $1.00 No. 24, size Ainsley’s Fruit 55c big corporations Wyomi 14 have remained a} OM, Ot © need are not so bad/f’ them. you’ve never ilk, tall br: 5 Salad______ bad ‘Desture forever, Big corporations are not to be| °!,tteY WETS & year ago, tried it we're sorry, Aft- Milk, cans, any. brand, case____$6.00 Gal. cans Red Pitted Cherries, : feared they are not to be referred to in whispers, They “Senator Cummins is not satisfied with the railroad! -—---+__ $1.50 er you haye tried youll Milk, tall cans, any brand, 2 cans____25c The necessity for a pertnership and cordial under- standing was never more relevant to the interests of everybody than at present, Incitement te riet, arousing ef radicaj and boishey- ist sentiment against anybedy or anything is a dan- ger of mugnitude in the way back te setticd and nor-| fower people riding beeause fewer have anywhere to f mai conditions. go and more are walking, This situation will end. d The world expects pegpie to jake care of theis own! The strect pailway situation will improve as the busi- business, The Standard follows this rule, The inde- ness situation improves.” cr J net he drew, He wants to put teeth in it or repeal it. | : Gal. cans Pears____--______- are very human and very useful, we want them in the) fr) Ba crew, tt BY Gon foe tn Seaplorer the|} Pe Sorry that you ae t Hebe, tall cans, case___-_ G P --0c state, Peed Os are as responsive to fair treatment} ”% da what be © eet But the times have not boen|| t=Y. it peers a Hebe, tall cans, 4 cans 45c al. cans eaches. EO 3S ; ene fee ious. ha wae lished net in now, call up the foo . Same 5 SN iy Gal. E gpitaking toons! at fhe Standard Ol company never! Te dhe pists ot dias wonee eae teste hava de-|} Tan. . ‘Fancy Red Potatoes, 100-Ib. sack___$2.45 al. cans White Karo Syrup_ at produced any nourish: a i fi F : i Papi peandact Wal aimap hetved the peopl Sedurticn 12 Gee a hide aed ake ee Fancy Red Potatoes, 16 Ibs. for_----50e| {Fancy Jonathan Apples, per box___$3.35 i. ise that when business hums they will be able to make all the grades, and to do some repairing, “What is true of the railroads is true of streot rail- ways, The transit lines of cities are still having a hard pull in spite of general fare increases, There are Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 3 Ibs. for_____35c Fancy Jonathan Apples, 5 Ibs for. 50c To Get Early Saturday Morning Delivery, Phone Your Order Friday Evening Between 7 and 9 P. M.