Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 2

PAG! I “speaking on the general results jhere will be carried out at a public/ aa | effects of restored private con- “The schedules of wages promuigat-/8Ution at 10 o'clock Saturday morn- jexert an immoral tnfluence on imme, | Whiz Bang, “The Hot Dog” and| ‘The statement is in the form of &'and as a Preventative take Laxative), a A the return to the so-|@4 by the rafiroad administration dur-|!ne, despite action of Judge Morris in ture readers. Among the publications | “Jazz.” denial that Premier Poincare had tele: BROMO QUININE Tablets. The gen- doves tee system of railroad|!ng 1918 were zqnerally below those|UMited States district court at Wil-|which will be not be permitted by the —_—_ | Grdgthea gestertay te Deartlor ou. uine tears the siguatare of E “W: PAGE TWO bo COST OF PRIVATE OPERATION OF RAILROADS 32 PER CENT HIGHER THANUNDER U. 9. CONTROL, (5 CLAIM by McAdoo Submits Figures to Show That Epenees |e <reeeaaeee ian Have Increased $50,000,000 a Month Since om ee Sem | jtion of plecework in railroad repair) the conference. inexact pmnde known yesterday by a telegram addressed to Rome that she accepted the invitation to participate in the \conference at Genoa. "INGENOAMEET, merely executed the decision taken at) Cannes by the allied powers, includ-| ling France. It is in the name of the) \eupreme councif that he sent the tn- ~ PARIS REPORTS chops. The plece work tem, he 1 sal - | s and it Cannes Roads Were Returned med to Their Owners |aaid. hed “no advantage if efficiency | Communique Issued by For-| "tations snd © Ww adopted. over Gay work,” and resulted in “large! payments to workmen which was not) WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. $.—Taking into consideration every ia yor Sunk peel nat crtachaead gored expenditure, by shippers, travelers, or by congressional ap-|ranroaas. propriation ,the railroad system of the United States only cost} Lincoln Motor the American public an average of $470,637,404 per month for all the war-time period when the government ran it, wil-| | Holdings Are Put On mage liam G. McAdoo, first director general of the administration, | DETROIT, Feb, 3—Sale of the hold- testified before a senate inrvesti- | | Increases. The exact contrary ings of the Lincoln Motor company | tation committee. He said st was cost-| “There was not the slightest com-| ing under private control now an aver-| | plaint from any railroad executive age of $525,412.135 per month. that wage increases in 1918 were too “In other words, the cost of private | high,” he said. “* © .* The charge} operation, since federal control, has) that the wages of rafiroad labor were | teen 32 per cent higher than under|Unnccessarily raised and that wages! the railroad administration,” Mr. Me-|Were thereby clevatet throughout the| Luding country is false. A@oo said in conc! e- page: alled compe peration with its great wastes an) efficiencies, with te tremendous den imposed on the public of Incre in other basia industries, and well be low the rates fixed by the navy yards, the onal War Labor Board, and mington, Del., vacating his order of sale, ‘One of the most interosting of recent of Gonuoski Komal, Japanese poet, aud Mary Nore Howara atertene on English dancer. police to be solg publically are “The it was announced by United, — — ;| States District Judge Arthur J. Tut Help eign Office Giver Assurance of Participation in Conference. “Therefore, there ‘= no occasion for mal acceptance on either point.” estbalish that France already resented at the international eco- nomic conference at Genoa early A month, it was announced today. ‘The assurance of France's atteos-| ance was given in a communique from the foreign office which does not gay in so many words that France will be represented, but lets it be un-| derstood that she already is commit-| ted as a member of the supreme coun- the supreme council. * ———»—- Dijon, in France. Its light, can be seen for two hundred miles, a peer of 1,000,000 candles. = sate: Se For Cold, Grip or Influenza the French government to give for- | In political circles it was explained |enat the communique was intended to was PARIS, Feb. 2.—(By The Associated!) hound under former Premier Briand’s Press)—France will be officially reP-| action at the Cannes conference of ‘The most powerful serial station in the world has been constructed at which is composed of elght arc lamps with FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1922. The announce-| IRRIGATION PROJECT SURVEYED SPOKANE, Wash. Teb.. 3—Maj. to t ads: FRANCE 1) JOIN | Sigtrary to the snnouncement| Gen. George W- Gouhals:esstyedbere / a (published in certain newspapers. it is\Phursday to: begin survey ; ey that the French government|the Columbia Basin irrigation proj- lect, and 20 minutes later was in con- ference With Dan A. Scott, state di- rectofe of conservation and ¢evelop- | ment,"and Fred A. Adams, supervis- As the premier haga = the or of the state Columbia Basin sur- the manag chamber of deputies, Bon- | vey. - e| omi, in conyoking the Geadoreaze thon rundown in vitality. Scott's Emulsion nourishes the body, tones the blood and helps build strength. school children “Nowadays.” om! of Italy, ,_accepting his invitation G: (Be sure you get BROMO.) by district , 7 ! s! nipbullding adjustment boards. tle of the eastern Michigan is nae En * Conditions in the war in- freight and pasfenger rates. the cvil consequences of which are reflected {n the prostration of agriculture, labor ard industry, of the colossal claims mode by the railroad corporations esainst the government for alleged under-maintenance, inefficiency of labor, ete. I am convincel that it would have ccst the Amertcan people :0e8 money to have maintiinea con tiol for @ test period than has re: alt «4 from ther return to private con trol “I am alo convinced that the pres ent level cf freight and passenger rates would have beet unnecessary because there ts no question In my mind that a well-directed and! ur ified operation of the ral) wuls would enor ly reduce the of operation, greatly increase efficl “While the time has gone by,” he said, “to urge retention of the rail roads by th overnment, in the first dustries necessarily caured the ad-| Yances in the rates of pay of vattway| SALE Stopped OF workers. ‘The railroad administration was itscif a conservative instead ot} SRAAy Publications pb: Ties comeete rad or nh . - JTar 1 e advances in wage payments. Its awaris * © * did not go CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 3. — All , enough In meeting competitive condi-|Chayenne news dealers, under DeRO tions in increasing rates and classify-|from the police, ha i) ing certain classes of workers.” ‘their places of . All the Increases approved by him which are held in official oO um ia Pe Be a be En Tt quarters t year of government operations of , sn ext paieeeieiese total savings made py the railroad Wh adminis fon in ‘unified operation’ y: and want to make y ote was. $115,000 000, as against expenses a real success—get Columbia under prifate operation.” Mr. McAdoo returned to the attack o Records. Sete on his critics among raflrond execu V) f i ives, today, dealli chiefly with two x Jat Charges, the first concerning under Vi By If you want the latest hits Cor maintenance, while the second was a A /] l. fi of the favorite atare of Stage- Ma: warm defense of his own labor and e e ; 5 Jal; wage policies. Railroads went back land—get Columbia Records. es | to private ownership, he said, with ; “J “more locomotives and more cars” Z art Zut than they had given the Kovernment ‘li fh 8 ae ay Soe re cence As to the charges of neglected repairs M music ‘amous or estras— Mr he sald that the total cost of fitting 110NS me) ousewives 3 use a ai 3 ie oe freight cars for service ifter the gov Calumet Baking Powder because of its de- get Columbia Recor e t concluded was not more than as $5 9 I : Ms; $9,508,000, and turning to. reported pendability—because when they place their baking Py Tok Went Sia tpeetstieda is condit.ons today, he/said 1t would cost in the oven, they know it will “turn out” all right. : 1d famili slodi b SST Seiipia cd ora pacebeet pe Rabel a Cx ity They are confident of results because they know ni old familiar melodies sung by cars that are too damaged for service now. As to wage increases under his ad- ministration, Mf McAdoo asserted they amounted to $866.802,000 per year, while {ncreases granted to the employes in 1920, under private opera tion, amounted to $1,091,000,000. “The fact ts, railroad employes work ed for lees pay during the war than any other class of industrial workers doing similar work,” he declared. “The realization they were working for thelr government in the stress and strain of war, and that they would be fairly treated inspired them and spurred them to unusual effort and faithful service.” Taking over the roads, the adminis tration found “frequent and costly labor turnover, discontent, and de moralization,” with payrates. far low- er than either the cost of Mving or the scales in private industry Justified, he added. He recounted the setting up of wage boards, with management great artists — get’ Columbia Records. that no matter what they bake—pies, cakes, bis- cuits, muffins—the results will the same— light, perfectly raised, wholesome foods. aera T never disappoints. Don’ bakings with expensive i then have them spoiled a of an inferior leavener. Have the same assurance that the majority of other housewives have. full 160uncea, Some baking powd: come in 12 ounce > in itead of 16 ounce ss cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it. “ You follow the crowd to find a good show. Follow the popular record fans and you’ll find what you want at some Columbia store Columbia Records Here’s the Pick of the List Bis COMICS S : representatives, and the_graning WALTZES HAWAIIAN OLD FAVORITES eS ‘Casey at the Dentist. Cecile Waltz. Aloha Oc. Bonnie Sweet Bessie (Th: | f Michael Casey | A-1886 Prince’s Orchestra | A-6019 Toots Paka Hawaiian Co. | A-1616 Maid o’ Dundee). Ae ‘} aan 4 UA oem ens Be nation wet oat) $1.25 | Hawallan Medley. co a Paige Lashanaka | $1.50 } Cohen on the Telephone. Bay ees Peers Cooke Aloha Land. Watts | At Dawning. Barbara Maure!) A-2724 f | Hovey ‘Ths! M. poet ne cal Every Little Movement. A-2319 % Ferera| A-2362 | The Rosary. Barbara Maurel{ $1.00 * h . Fred Duprez Pon Trot. Were Nay, to Wat ee Fiddle and I. Barbara Maurel | Elder Ea: "s Sermo: A-6156 r Cian Bert Willlans Rees Kallma Waltz. Los and Kalli AS am A Sing Me to Rie a REE $1.50 ; Elder Eatmore’s Sermon on} 49h Be ee Good Shoes f me | : oxi oo oes for Bert Witlans Loch Lomond. ag a | cts marie ne ‘Waltz Iepleend Rover WE) -ani8 ae $1.50 me m Gone Before I Go. c Lats; ef Children one re iam ane elt Pua Carnation. | 8¢ ne Se ate =) rae Sire “ and =e Maze | ‘Since YouWentn ne Aways 1.50 | : le is incle Josh and the r and Ferera Mt Last Waite Medion. That Naughty Waltz. Long, Long Ago i 4 Bert turday. 15e Tr oMerera tad Frapetioa| 7° Dreaming. Emon aa Z a Dance Orchestra q Casey at H Plan‘ 4 : at HomMfichael Casey | Aci972 ngiaton Lally fat Toc [te ree wreck A.s422 | Kathleen Mayourncen. , | Even some Mothers can hardly realize how important it is that etthagoe eens beg maa ea Dapent, Léaasin. TSc- | Love's Old Sweet Sennen} Ste children’s shoes fit perfectly... But when you stop to realize that a a ae ay here Morera end Franchint . a ae sm tender, growing foot is ayer chaniring, you can see why almost every ; pair, or every other pair at least, must be modeled differently from the 4 2 g 5 ones before. We watch those changes very carefully! All Columbia Grafonola Prices Red d And, naturally, we watch quality, too—and style, for shoes must Prices on all Columbia Grafonolas have been reduced ag uce look well and wear well to give full return for your money. shown here, You can get a modern Grafonola with all $275 Model Reduced 1 improvements for less than you would pay for an old- 3 te $175 $140 Model Reduced to $100 Our good shoes branded Red Goose are the “All-Leather” fashioned unimproved phonograph. ae fic. ASO) 128 seats 85 ‘ c : : Visi . Deal: les oo“ ee . kind, priced according to size. niny' ie Seo Seed ee ess es see 78 rely ker 60 Columbia Grafonola. ae : TS meee 45 N\ $2.75 to $5.50 r COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York $82.50 Model Reduced to $3O IGGIN P e 2 “YOUR SHOEMAN” E / mith-iurner lWiusic epartment De : : x \ ‘ ' } EEN ET RRS een