Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 13

aR aes ep CNTs rE PS SET FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921. fhe Casver Daily Cribune PAGE THIRTEEN. SALES TAX VOTED DOWN te [Political Advertisement_} he Gied—and the fact that he had | |——TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED AaDS— | BRING RESULTS———— Business Sales Tax Next to Reach Vote in| Legatee to Testify laeviast Inmate Is Senate Following Defeat of One Per —- Remembered After | 1m Casper City Its Cent Tax Proposed by Smoot Casper Deserves the Same Sincere Effort That You Give Your Own Affairs Did you ever stop to consider that candidates, as in- Passing to Beyond | THE PUP CAFE Headquarters for the Best EVANSTON, Wyo., xov. 4— It || Chicken Tamales, Mexican Enchil- was necessary that, Gus Horn, 60 || !ader, Chilli ConCarne and im years of age, should @ie before any || Seamsh Dishes; Also Lunches Sandwiches of all kinds. Outside the narrow circle of the root then state hospital for the insane here orth Cen’ treet should recollect that he existed 106 'N ter Si Horn, then about 30 years of age, Near the Wyatt Hotel was committed to the asylum from | Ulnta county 30 y ago. Never WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.—The senate, having voted down last night, 43 to 25, the Smoot manufacturers’ sales tax of one per cent, was expected by leaders on both sides to reject today by an even more decisive majority the alternate Smoot proposal of a business sales tax of one-half of one per cent on gross sales in excéss of $6,000 a year. The second sales tax vote today was expected to end the present drive for this form of taxation, but in the de- bate last night some speakers on the Republican side, particularly Senators MeCumber of North Dakota and Me- White Market “The Market That Is Different” Cormick of Illinois, predicted that such a tax might be necessary in con- nection with the soldiers’ bonus bill. Senator Lenroot, Republican, Wiscon- sin, predicted that the bonus bill ss x would be put through before next ; July 1. : Procedure with regard to the tax revision bill after the yote on the as | fecond salps tax proposal, was some- Dris reds what doubttul early today. Notice | nurs, iary HE. Drischman. ¢ catty Hey had been given that there would be|mer Baltimore society belle has been Tenewal of the fight to add the bonus| ordered by the court of Atlantic City Dill to the tax measure and to sub-|to show. how the estate shrunk from stitute a graduated corporation tax | $5,000,000 te $72,000. Mrs. Drischman Just received a fresh shipment of corn- fed steers. Also a fine assortment of fresh fish and oysters. Our poultry is fresh dressed right from the ranch. Try our pure pork sausage—made fresh every day. We have many specials for Saturday. It will pay you to come in and see them. 35. Our Phone’ 35 White Market 114 East Second dividuals, deserve no consideration comparable to the consideration that Casper as a whole deserves and ex- pects from every good voter and taxpayer. for the flat 16 per cent tentatively | Was trustee for five years preceeding ‘greed upon, but the order of their|{he death of Mrs. Griswold, and chief presentation appears to be doubtful. oF. These are the only big fssues remain: | ds “Contuba oale deockiten” countess ing in the tax fight and the general | with $500, . opinion at the capitol seemed to be that a final vote on the revision bill |, would be had by. tomorrow nignt. [Arch Faris found a black bear making *|Bome Republican leadecs theught the|® full meal off the meat and added, Dil might be passed tonight, tar|bruin'’s skin to the trophies of ‘the tor Penroso of Pontayitonia. tg] hunt after firing several shots. into charge of tho measure, did not look pe Be ee cre enarie anes Wapor this-ap move than a resctbiner jin the bear's neck failed to stop him ipo! + Possibility. | and he showed fight but another suf. eae mereioens ficed to quiet him. CREW SEIZED Mivetiones Msreypatliand Rove eras 4 and was one of the largest killed in| AS WITNESSES| —————— waite ?| ?| Casper is merely a collection of individual families—-- the same as yours and ours, their interests are para- mount to the interests of any individual---of any candi- date---we are not making this fight for an individual--- we are making it for all the units that go to make up Casper. Inefficiency, waste of public funds, lack of law enforce- ment---plain lack of duty---are things that directly af- fect every taxpayer and good citizen---every home in Casper. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4.—Mrs. Mad- alynne Obenchain, indicted jointly ‘with Arthur C. Burch for the alleged murder of J. Belton Kennedy, went before the Los Angeles county grand 4 : jury today in response to a summons saat heathen eed tamara tay | ee es , Eee Oat, Ruerin commer | Viscount Grey : y cial attache in London. a 4 ‘i a - Engaged to Wed\|? That Are Appealing to the Buying Public of Casper. SOUTHARD CASE |... ——......21i| WE ARE OVERSTOCKED AND If you think a personal fight between some candidate and The Tribune is going to settle our city problems--- is going to give us full value fot our taxes in the next administration---is going to correct social evils---in other . words, stamps the candidate indulging in this mud slinging, for personal reasons, as a sane, efficient, cap- able business man who has a proper grasp of the im- portant issues before the good citizen and taxpayer --then you will vote for that man---but the taxpayer, and good citizen who has the interest of Casper and his or her own home at heart will not be misled from the line of duty---there are too many of these one hun- dred per cent citizens to allow either Mr. Giblin or Mr. Veitch to be elected. of the engagement of Viscount Grey of Falloden, former secretary of state ? a sce ae FORCED TO SACRIFICE conne will be made soon, it was de- clared by the Daily Sketch this morn- ing. Lady Glenconner is a sister-in- ‘ jaw of Mrs. H. H. Asquith. Her hus- = ze LATE THURSD NY bend, wt ‘aia lat November, was anil g ‘ This Sale Represents an Opportunity to Buy No Repost Ready after 2x/LANDER HUNTER KILLS =} 7}, = Men’s and Women’s Shoes at a ~VezdictePoeabledi-case | GOQ-POUND BLACK BEAR ) # WONDERFUL SAVING TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Nov. 4.— LANDER, Wyo., Nov. 4.—Return- 4 § Court did not open at the expected|ing for the carcass of an elk which 4 hour of 9:30 this morning in the case| he had killed the previous day on the/} © of Lyda Meyer Southard, charged|:torth fork of the Popo Agie river, 2 with the murder of Edward F. Meyer. z Har d GG /22R8E “Your Feet Will Bring You Back” The jury has been out since 4:40 O'clock yesterday afternoon. At mid- night last night the members were teat gto bale 3 Baad sds . 124 East Second Street a Under Idaho statutes, five differen 3 a verdes ar pnb the cae, Hirt D. ANCE +1) et’s get down to the things that count.and ‘cleave life imprisonment or death by hang- straight along the line for a better managed and regu- lated Casper. The ‘candidates on the Casper party Blackmore ticket are the only men up for election in the ing; second degree murder, punish- able by not less than 10 years in the state penitentiary; voluntary man- Slaughter, 1 to 10 years; involuntary manslaughter, carrying the same sen- tence, and acquittal. The defendant, according to Sheriff The Meat You Eat By Casper Trades Assembly. OIL CENTER HALL ody : resent = er een cost 5/8 TONIGHT ft presen coast who’s election will insure every tax Kur but got x again amon ine < age ee oA isha N payer and decent citizen the handling of Casper’s af- Hate Sea ine : b ma ; el ‘ Yale during the night A$ Admission $1, Including 3 actically A aig So be fairs as that citizen and taxpayer would have his or Pb pein oti Mere eer bay, wiecas her own affairs handled. ipo tom child-at it christening. They | GOING? WHY SURE! $/'4 Pe, . were so called because each spoon had PE e0et |e fe pee ae some on the handle. le A Fresh New Stock Each Morning. Our Prices Are Right. re - Beef Pork Loin Ends, Ib... 274%ce T-Bone, Ib Chops, Ib. 30c i Sirivin, Ib... Ribs, lb... Round; Ib............-.40¢ Shouldez, half or Short Cuts, Ib—....30e | "whole, 1 3 Shoulder Steak, Ib., 25c RING THE | coe! Sols CITY SHO CASPER PARTY— BLACKMORE TICKET Headquarters 405 Oil Exchange Phone 1184 Round, Ib__...._..27 ye ere Shoulder Steak....1714c Spri I | 6 Shoulder Roast, 22%c Pot-Roakt;“Ibi.. 480 ; Ribs to Boil, 1b 10e | Legs, Ib.__....30e | Loin Steak, Ib_..30¢ Ps Stew, lb Be Brisket, Ib___..—..8e Best Chops, Ib__..__30¢ Pot Roast, Ib 118 W. 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