Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1921, Page 10

PAGE TEN BRITISHACCEPT HARVEY ADDRES AS SIGNIFICANT Newspapers Give Prominence to Comment on Arms Con- Ambassador Receives Praise. ference; LONDON, Ni this city gave great to the addres: fofe the Pilgrims’ Harvey, American The address shared the debate in the hi of commons relative to the Irish tion and it received appreciative edi- Ambassador Harve Great Britain. honors torial notice. and when ‘At the dinner a message was read from Prime Minister whe was unable which he said: I shall share to the full the earn- est hope and belief your gathering will express in the work to be done at the great conference at Washing- which I am hoping keenly to at- to te Ha: mar’ lieved responsi! NOTICE! Some one has stolen two signature rubber stamps and pads from my of- fice in the Midwest building. ware of any and «il printed matter bearing my stamped signatures, chee SONATA MAT THE AMERICAN LEGION News of Interest to Ex-Service Men Featuring National, State and Local Activities. > R. Baines, general manager of,ing in the country near Little Rock, American Legion Weekly 20, resignation,-effective November 12, t become vice president and business anager of the Ar s and editorial eying. comr-ittes which w made a thorough investig of the organization’s national p Daniel F. Steck, national stive committeeman of Iowa, airman of the committee. { the industrial depression, the magazine and has Virtually wiped o deficit incurred before the reorganiza tion of the legion publishing corpora- fon in February, 1920. | '| E. F. was rpsponsible tor a 2.—Newspapers To make former doughboys feel ai home, unique plans were laid fo’ state convention rican Legion at Fremont. police were stationed about the that the soldiers might have the 1 | | sed them by, cigarette in mouth, | h a nod of recognition answer! cobblestones to ng back memories of French lages and to strengthen the {Ilusion,| small boys in street corners pl ve me one ceegaret, plees?” on tumble-down buildings advertised | | “Vin Rouge” her all but forgotten commodities of the French countryside. aded:| Signs| Lioyd George, to be present, and} Construction of two national hard} one from the At-| lantic to the Pacific and the other] the Gulf of Mexico, upon the government in a plan origi-| nating in Denver. ganization of the American Legion} has been“asked to endorse snd sup- the originators that it would give work to thousands of unemployed ex-serv-| surface highways, . For summoning it, owes President Harding a sincerest gratitude, and we shall do our utmost to ensure its suctess.”* The Japanese ambassador, ni, in the course said that the delegates were going to Washington only of the Interests of their o countries, but the welfare of mill acattered throughout the world. Arthur J. Balfour, lord president of the council, said that created the feeling that the success of the conference wa: regretted that there was virtually lit tle expectation that Premier George would be able to take a full part throughout the ence; it was impossible for eise to represent the interest of the British empire as they could be re: resented by the prime minister, anc he earnestly hoped that Lloyd George would be present part of the time. ee epee ROBBER STEALS CASH DURING RUSINESS HOUR THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Nov. 2 thief who entered the Mission store while a number of customers were be. Ing served succeeded {n removing the cash drawer from the safe in the rear of the room and escaped with $120 in ourrncy and about $30 in checks. The robbery was the third of a kind perpetrated here during the last ten days and the same party for all of them. The natfonal or-| Marshal Foch has been member of George Washingtog post, the American Legion, Washington, D. %., the first legion post in the world to receive a charter. that the marshal was eligible because he had commanded American troops A motion to make the gen- eralissimo'’s dues 5,000 centimes was) voted down, however: the speeches The post held Another local chamber of commerce which will not be in harmony with organization's against adjusted compensation for ex- service men is that of Auburndale, a ber of commerce there has just been organized by members of an Amer- Formation of the| was undertaken by| the Legion men, they said, purely as “part of our duty to the community.” ican Legion post. commercial body Use of one of the shippiug board's “war vessels” wharf for more than a year as a home until permanent quarters can be con- structed is being sought by Rainter- Noble post of the American Legion, tied up at a For the burial of one of their war and North Bend, posts, were required to travel seven miles in an open boat and then hike two miles with the muddy road in a drenching rain. roads were impassable for the stage which is tho sole means of travel. Unabie further to witness the suffer- invalid husband, an ex- Coe Ci yeates. present. He did—on both, cheeks. } Wounded in action and left perma-| nently maimed, John Hansen was only able to do @ house-cleaning job found| for him by the American Legion =| |ployment bureau at St. Paul, Minn. But the buddy Lehind him in line had} been out of work five weeks longer! Ark, published tn newspapers an of fer to sell herself into servitude to g hospital treatment for him. American] the, position to him. | Legion posts of Little Rock immedi. ur-| ately brought Taylor to a hospital and President Harding was commended ordered treatment for him. They Will! gor calling the international ‘confer-| foot the bills. ence on limitation of armament and retiring state commander, James A./ Si ae Ingraham, Cleveland, heard shouts of Many Arabian ladies spend from Daily Cribune A. dD. PAYNE DIES SUDDENL llness of Three Years’ Stand-| payne of Detroit, Mich., who will at- ims Husband of Red | tend the burial at Milton Junction, ‘ross Worker. than he had, and Hansen surrendered |] ineral services for Dr. Jesse D. —_—— American delegates to the meeting; Payne, 55 years of-age, who digd last iota a rang n| A strong French heritage of the A.|were urged to use every effort to|night at 11 o'clock, will be conducted + ‘former home of Payne. hing make disarmament a fact in resolu-| by | scene during the Oklahoma convention | tions adopted by the Oklahoma depart-' morn: of the American Legion. Pinning a| ment of the American Legion in state|men chapel. The body will be shipped “4 face} gold medal for service on H. B. Fell, convention. it was] is making a t al P. K. Edwards tomorrow Ing at 11 o'clock from the Bow- to Milton Junction the “same after- | noon, where burial will be made, Payne had been ailing for the “Kias him, kiss him” from 1,100 dele-| $500 to $1,000 a year for perfumes. | past three years, although his death [Political Advertisement.] VOL. 1 CASPER, WYO., NOV. 2, 1921 OF THE PLAIN PEOPLE While the storm of newspaper bushwah and other things {3 rag ing back and forth between the Gib Mn and Blackmore forces, the sup. porters of Mr. Veltch and the Amer (Contributed) ican ticket have been compelled to It is now only a few days city election, when each of you will be called upon as true citizens to cast’ a ballot for one ¢@f three candidates for If Elected Mayor of Casper He Will Be in Position to Administer to Masses, and Not Classes. occasional gob of mud, look as fairs for the ensuing two years, and it behooves each and every one to calnt- ly deliberate on just what each can. didate really stands for and in what capacity YOU, as a citizen and tax- payer will be represented. Do you want a mayor who will be mayor for the city or a“mayor who proposes to represent a certain portion of the population only? , In all of the mud-slinging, vituper ous newspaper campaigning of the siege guns and the squirt guns. our voloe heard above the tumult. Hence, the birth of “The Evening American.” For a consiferation of 70 cents an inch, or $21 a day, we have bought this space, and intend to see that at least one newspaper in the city of Casper is used for the purpose of boosting its own candi. 1 its opponents. flection on the character or standing in the community of Robert J. Veitch, , The editors of The Evening Amer candidate of the American party. The !©8" are members of the American worst that has been said, and ia being, Party campaign committee, who are Ueed on tho streeta ts that Mr. Velteh| Pesponsible for the matter contained vepresente the: pene Men ene? in this space. The editorial offices Cite of Casper, we call on you, #Fe in the American party headquar to analyze for yourselves, just. why! ‘Ts, room 1, Grand Central Hotel building. mon knowledge that Mr. Veitch has) evening, Nov. 7, after havipg, we class. If this mearis the “worst ele ants to the mayoralty callithe “best Those who know Mr. Veitch know that if elected mayor of Casper, ho will) veitch be mayor to the advantage of tho SF nEn7 Candidate: ion bene ably for the laborer and clerk as for, the same candidate for m: tweer the lines, read again, consider carefully what the above really means Platform and who you know is an and just how the attempts to discred-| unassuming American citizen, who, it Mr, Veitch are direct reflections on/ if elected will stand for a better citt- the character, integrity and good citi-|zenship, law enforcement, equal zenship of the mass of voters who are rights for all, special privileges. to known to be his warm supporters and| none, and who will see that the citi- friends. ‘Will you be misled and walk zen, be he rich or poor, gets a del- into the trap baited with camonflage|lars worth of service and benefit American ticket, on the American] cans. BLL. T. THE EVENING AMERICAN VEITCH IS CANDIDATE EDITORIAL. “OUTLAWS” ARE NOT SUPPORTING VEITCH A Check-Up Will Find These Foul Birds Camp Folléwers of So- Called “Respectables.” ‘The followers of MP. Veitch and sup- ntil the stand on the side lines, dodge an porters of the American ticket have been branded by Mr. Giblin as” “out- and it has been charged that pleasant as innocent bystanders are the “worst element” of Casper is be- Mayor, who will be charged with the supposed to, and view the carnage hind Mr. Veitch, and his ambition to management of the city's business af-/and devastation wreaked by both the|serve the city as its mayor. Having access to the public press, With the Giblin followers have 1 th no newspaper mouthpiece,\ure made the charge “stick” against we have had difficulty in making\y,, But, let us look at the facts in the case, and render juldgment in accord- ance with those facts. Show us one gambler, one bootleg ger, one representative of the under- world who !s supporting Mr. Veitch! On the other hand, census he “ past few weeks there has been no re- G#te and not the disparagement of Weeder eae bie ; Who is ‘Bishop’? Murphy, the gamb ling king supporting? Who is “Rodey” McNamara, the unflerworld bully and king of gamblers, sumporting? is “Slippery” Al supporting? | These birds are out hustling, making a house-to-house canvas for another We admit that they meas- let us take a and see who Who ander, the gambler, VEITCH. this accusation and its relation to real candidate. facts. | This little sheet, which we freely|probably not welcome supporters, and We charge that it {s a direct reflec- confess is a political organ, and notlare derelicts that drift into the camp tion on the character of every bread. ® newpaper, will enjoy m brief ex-lof any candidate, welcome or unwel- winner, every laboring man or wom-| istence. Born on Wednesday, Nov. 2,/come, but they are there, and NOT in on in the city of Casper, as it is com-| !t {s foreordained to die on Monday|the Veitcli camp. who is Chief Sheffner sup- Likewise, who is ex-chief Go and ask them, are been endorsed by nearly every labor hope. accomplished {ts purpose of porting organization and is the choice of most| electing all the nominces on the Wolf supporting? every man or woman of the laboring American party ticket. and figure it out for yourself, plas, 2. tis soak eee wers ol ae ‘The supporters of Mr. Veltch ate ‘ Rpoet ogy a foeeV ateen gm UeERSEST ono Scitevg that he Gulaton tert element?” Is {t the man. of ‘politicall yt BRA Tor clean end shat: square deal in the matter of taxes and special interests have a call on Mr |the every-day plain citizen who ts tired lot the bunk spread by political hawk- rs who want to convert the city pat- Don’t be fooled by the cry of “out- A le whole citizenship of Casper. He wanta| American party ticket. ena getto. thaltiawn iiteattherd? the votes of all voters, regardless of | social, financial or religious standing, For at least once the W. C.T. U.llaws” against the supporters of Mr. and if elected will endeavor to admin-|and the bootleg ring seem to be in|Veitch. ister the affairs of the city as equit-/accord. They are both supporting|izens, many of whom shouldered arms yor. Ac-jat the outbreak of the war and went the banker or retired merchant, cidents will happen, however. jover the top for the liberty Read this over carefully, read be- world. They are good American. cit- of the — THE AMERICAN TICKET. For Mayor— Robert J. Veitch. Councilman, Ward 1— John J. Hancock. * Councilman, Ward 2— or will you stand by the candidate of, for ono hundred cents in taxes, as| Henry C. Posey. all the taxpayers running on the) should be the heritage of all Ameri-| Councilman, Ward 3— Robert E. McElveney. DSS dl was a shock to many - friends and, The first woman ever to aspire’ to relatives. Dr, and Mrs. Payne, who! gubernatorial honors in Virginia {s| beautitdl woman in Japan. is connected with the Red Cross work| Mrs. George Curtis, of the town of hare, ae executive secretary, came 40} Kellar, pho has ennosnced her can- Casper last March from Chicago. | aidacy for the governorship of the Payne was unable to establish his/ Old Dominion on an independent So- practice here due to his failing|cialist ticket. Chicago, who was at his bedside at/the prominent members of the Japa- the time of his death, and Frank) nese delegation to the Washington and his wife, Mrs. Kittle B. Payne. 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