Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1922, Page 6

ae PAGE SIX bed FRIDAY, A) «CH 17, 1922. 3 & B be Casper Dailp Cribune | penditure under attack was a preprimary expe™ ernment ‘and the people under the ace Ismwed every evening except Sunday at Casper, Natroma diture. See ae Doctor G. re ot- Counts, Wyo. PubSoation Officer, Tribune Building. “Newberry, having been duly elected, and the jude- ‘or next to nothing. —H. H. Windsor. | noo ta Tas tlh Ges tne Pen i cy to defraud entered against him Office phone resid 1768. iz ment of cons; poll having been reversed by the supreme court of the! rn in as a senator and began| SUSINESS TELEPHONES ..... 7 a = Sranch Telephone Exchange Connecting AD Departments b United States, wa: Eutered at Casper (Wyoming), Postoffice as second Cla*8/ the discharge of matter, November 22, 1316. |. “Ford, having MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS his fellow citi: ns been twice defeated, once by d once by the highest court in) er to his list of affronts to duties. | the land, added t and BAitOr! patriotism and 4 3. R HANWAY .—_. ‘ “ | contest to wrest Newberry from his seat, EARL E HANWAY Business Mar W. H HUNTLEY Associate Editor R E EVANS . City Eilltor THOMAS DALY WW... Adwertising Manager by instituting in the senate a) although | «| Ford bimself had no possible claim of title to it. | “The question before the senate thereupon was this: Where a senator is fairly chosen by a majority of the/| Advertising Represemarives, voters of his state after a full public discussion of the/ Predden, King & Prodden, 1720-23 Steger Bitg. Chicage,! expenditures made previous to the primary, shall the! ID.; 286 Fifth avenme, New York City: Globe Bidg; Bo senate vote to expel on the ground that it would fom, Mass. Copies of the Duily Tribune are on file in have been in better taste for the majority of voters to/ the New York, Chicago and Boston offices and visor?! Vote the other wx In other words, shall the senate Siti oe Nt W. H. 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Caf 15 or 26 any time between 6:30 and 8 o'clock p. m-| {fF you fail to recetve your Tribune. A paper will be de Tiwered to you by spetial messenger. Mmnke it your duty to) Jet The Tribuns know when your carrier misses you pecoiashnetliir aes McADOO'S DEFLATION. Tt was tue Democratic and not the Republican ad-| minis“ration that started and conducted the deflation | Progra. One of democracy’s slogans in the last cam- paign was-defistion. We got it Everybody has been getting it You cannot play borne with finance and expect to get away without paying. Since Mr. McAdoo, as the chief fimancier of the Democratic administration, has seen fit to raise the . “ responsibility for the disastrous ef- periinent toJook back over the Shistory that defiation took place. If McAdoo will turn to page 57 of the report of the Federal Reserve board, eeptances and i per cent. On the following page he will find the state- (ment that rates on commercial paper and on agricul- ‘ural and livestock paper were advanced in June to per cent by four banks and the trade acceptance rate to the same level by three of the same banks and the bank advancing it to 6% per cent. On page Mr. McAdoo will find this increased discount rate ireferred to as a means of ‘credit control,’ which is, of course, another name for deflation. That the Federal Reserve board did not start this defination program in Zenorance of its effects is shown by a statement on gpage 11 in which the board says that it ‘has never @ailed to take account of the consequences of its dis- ount policies.” Thus we see that the board began its increase of discount rates early in 1920 and had raised the discount rates on commercial, agricultural and Bivestock paper-to 6% or 7 per cent in June of that year.” But there fs other evidence of the time when the @efiation movement began. If Mr. McAdoo will turn to page 41 of the “Annalist” for January 3, 1921, a periodical pubiished by = D>mocratic newspaper, he ‘will find a chart showing the average wholesale price of twenty-five food commodities, these commoditier ‘eing the principal agricaltural products of the United States, and the prices given being practically those which the producer receives. He will find from that chart that in June, 1920, wholesale prices of agricul- tural products were represented by an index number of 329. By the middle of February, 3221, before the Repablicans had come into power, those average, whole- @ale values had diminished to a scale represented by tne index number 185. This was a decrease of 144 points or almost 44 per cent. There are facts which Mr. McAdoo must know if hhe has made any effort to speak advisedly. If he does mot know them, he has poor educational training for such a high office as the presidency. If he knew the facts but misstated them, he has disqualifications other than educational that would render him unfit either for the presidency or for amy other office of public trust. (nee PEPPER SUMS IT UP. ‘The clearest and most concise statement of the New- erry case has been made by Senator Pepper of Penn- sylvania, one of the greatest lawyers of the country and a citizen of highest standing. Senator Pepper paid: “The Michigan primary was held August 27, 1918. Mr. Newberry was a candidate for the Republican memination. Mr. Henry Ford announced himself as a candidate for the Republican nomination and also as a Democrat contesting for the Democratic nomination. Ford had a state-wide industrial organization which he was able to use for publicity and campaign pur- poses without the expenditure of additional mone: Newberry, being without this sdvantage and being co’ tinuously absent from the state on naval duty, the committee in charge of his campaign raised and spent pbout $195,000 to bring his name before the people "| ment, regardless of what political party or individuals substitute its judgment for that of the people of Mich- m as to what is a reasonable preprimary expen-| Giture? } “From the moment that I perceived this to be the real question in the case I was never in doubt abovt) the answer. My view was—end is—that where their verdict.” | EEE SE CES TAINTED HISTORY. One of the history text books used in the public schools regarded as inaccurate, mis- leading, untruthful and altogether unfit to guide stu- nts to a proper knowledge of their country is known as Muzz School History, written by David & Muzzey. | Some of the specifications taken from the book itself | will re appeal to American citizens generally as scarcely to be tolerated in schools where facts and un-| biased truth are presumed to be the basis of informa- tion imparted. For instance on page 509 this is found: “A clique of Wall Street bankers practically man- aged the country during Grant’s presidency; and ever since that time the great capitalists who have financed our railroads, our mines, our oil fields, our steel mills and our packing houses have expected and received from congress favors and immunities which have made them fabulously rich and bred in many of them the belief that the government exists primarily for the purpose of protecting and increasing their private of tk ence of big money interests, and al%ieges that corrup- tion, bribery and graft are the inevitable results of such inflvence. Teachers are expected to teach their! pupils that congress is filled with corruption, bribery and graft. The statement is bolshevistic in that it at- tempts to arry the public mind against the govern- may be in control. a whole. It is only partially true that manufacturers | Denmark — are shielded from foreign competition by a high tariff. | Cuba Labor itself derives the greatest benefit from such a Switzerland - tariff has an effect quite opposite to that described. | 22% Had the public domain been wighdrawn from entry as| the author advocates, the west would today be in an| undeveloped state. It was only the incentive to profit that indaced the building of the transcontinental rail- reads and that encouraged our pioneers to make the| secrifices they did. As a matter of fact the western| have into the treasury far more in taxes| deral royalties and leases conid have yielded. 598, footnote. “The mineral output of the is worth over $2,000,000,000 a year. A gov-| ernment royalty of 15 per cent on this sum would| yield a revenue equal to that collected from our high| tariff.” The impression conveyed by that statement is in- accurate, Had the government refused title to min- eral lands and taxed their development by the impo- t sition of a 15 per cent royalty the mineral output of } of the state. “This money was ail spent for purposes authorized | by the Michigan statute governing election expen: Whether the money was wasted or wisely spent i matter of opinion. It is likewise a matter of opin as to how much mon it is justifiable to end on campaign publicity. Welfare drives and similar cam- Paigns invoive enormous expenditures for such pur- pose “Newberry received the Republican Democratic nomination. Within ten da: required by law, the Newberry committee published—on Sep- tember 6—a classified statement exhibiting the receipt and disbursement of the sum above specified. “Thereupon the Ford machine attacked the expendi- ture as unjustifiable, and the subject was vehemently Giscussed all over the state for two months.™ At the end of two months, name didates left the issue to t! Newberry and rejected Fc bver 4,000 votes. d Ford the the country would today be far less than the sum 22,260 20,000 18,011 1,950 wealth. Corruption, bribery and graft are the inevit- World’s Motor Cars Dominican Repuhiie 1,800 wrecking value of $16,000,000. The able results of the undue influence of money in eeerk Island —_-____ bipee peer ahaa) ate side rae politics.” 7 ‘or fertilizer requiremen’ r | According to an exhaustive canvass | Jamaica 1,350 Ford wants the government to go _ That statement fs not only inaccurate but false. Tt| .a45 by automotive industries, there| British Guiana —.——_ | 1,050/ahead and install 530,000 horsepower directly charges congress with being under the influ-|sre in the world 12.588.949 moter cars| Parbadoes oes beet rata Boy, See boceweon and trucks. Of this total 10,505,660|Canary Islands 881! jzer requires. With coal, iron, lime, are in the United States, leaving 2,-)New Foundland 600 wood, and other natural resources 083,289 for the rest of the world. The| British West Africa 566/ close at hand, Muscle Shoals with a United States, Great Britain and Can-|euador 500| half million proposition for a manu- ada have 91 per cent of all the motor|Guatemala ——__.-__ 500 factory of automobiles. Against this vehicles. Of the remaining 9 per cent,|Gaudeloupe 4 _ 500 nothing is to be said, provided Ford or 1,122,259 vehicles, there, are 570,-|Paraguay ——______ 500! pays the government what the prop: 774 or over one-half in continental Eu-| Salvador 400| crty fa worth, but it le dishonest and rope exclusive of Spain and Portugal.|Fortuguese East Africa 400 Page 526. “Their (the Republican) high tariff was|"The Spanish-speaking countries of the| Nicaragua 1 4 ano} Og cteteiae oer tet tise 10-Ib. sack Whole Wheat Flour, sack_60c enriching a few protected manufacturers at the ex-| world haye 241,584, Asia 134,730, Oce-! Bolivia =a eg Pdiaetaacaat ere sci MalheY oe he J Cream P.: pense of the many consumers.” ania, exclusive of the Philippines, 112,| Angola 250] ersey ‘ancake Flour, sack___35¢ _ That statement is not only inaccurate but false. Tt} 900, and Africa 65,332.00 Gots ree “8 ——. Xp Heavy Cold? Chest Jersey Cream Buckwheat Flour, sack, 55c is a fact capable af demonstration that the purchas-| |, 7ne distribution of cars: and tracss| Comte eran ye rt . ing power of the people has never been so great as!) °sthomotive Industries, ie as fok|Mudawane ais All Clogged Up? when the country was under a high tariff, and never|?", a ee eel P Gold Medal 80 poor as when it was under a low tariff uninfisenced | Inited States ——_________10,505,660| Madeira Islands 100! ON’T let it get a start, Dr. King’s White Hi by other circumstances, such as a war. emt ‘Britain aa, Gees | AGO fect ee 80 New Di will right ite ouse Page 538. “The lumber men, the whiskey distillers, | Canada 463,448) British Honduras —.___ 68 down t9 work, roving the tight fesling Butter Nut C the oil, lead and sugar refiners, the rope makers, the | France 436,148] Italian Somaliland Gc Ja) the| cent, geiaeing cos | iron smelters, with many other ‘captains of indus-| Germany S| Rennion aalend 35) cough, gently « as —_ J.S. B. try,’ were consolidated into great trusts. Their wealth |A7Sentina ———--~———-._75,000| Monrovia 8 Eee eee the cat me ps erent seh th | Australia —— ” 73,900 ——_—___| Always Just good medicine Ib. - * gave them immense influence in congress, and this! ji21, _ 53,000 12,588,949 | "ade to ease cclds and coughs. 10-Ib. pail Strained Honey__ $1.75 j influence was exerted steadily against the reduction India = 45,083 é For fifty a standard White Laundry Soap. 10 bars. 50c of tariff duties, which shielded them from foreign Dutch East Indies _—___ 45,000 the family can take it with help(dl 4 33 competition.” Spain —_____. ey amen, Fertilizer or Flivvers results. Eases the’ children’s crou| 634-Ib. box Crackers_. 95c 1 fs i New Zealand 37,500 No harmful drugs. Convincing, =r mm That statement fs inaccurate. Big manufacturers / cant f. N: 1 - have alae eee * | Russia 35,000 — ing taste that the kiddies ike. “Aral | F>xtra fancy Navel Oranges, good size, have “ congress than labor organ: | Belgium 33.200| The farmer 1 near Muscle! canny Seremtemal cremations and other mmocl|non ot Goath Abiea—— 44k Shons, who han bot sen toner King’ Person abe ae Pe Ny: ‘ ipo Ret ia a 25, tand throw wats Sr lertatation of Sow bench Cs the eee as] Set 00) mule anina'uy enews tems, eee KXEYLQ'S |f Parlor Brooms, each_ —--T5e factory like he. now: goes after a grist of meal, is being ‘bamboozled The fact js, the immediate product of that shield. Austria — 16,350 plant is only one of several ingredients Page 551. “The opponents of protection claimed | Norway - 24,340 in a well balanced fertilizer, of which | jgy oyun Badly? Bo (pipe ad pla that the tariff benefited the trusts alone; that the in-| Sweden is s00] TtFOReR Depducts arp only the besin-| ‘Youre constipated! ‘The stimulating creased American capital due to the tariff went into! pic, J2'a81 | Uns; Ford's lawyer also failed to com-| action of De. ‘King’s Pills easyer the pockets of the manufacturers as profits, not to the, Yo'2g0| ment om the fact thet in the various! old time energy. All druggists, 25c. wockara as wien” - 7 12,000 | Faptaiy phere vce wal dba? feed PROMPT! WONT GRIPE That statement as to the opposition argument is Poland —__ 10,100 | making ‘tor $18 per fon, as a hyppeod: Ir. King’s Pils true, but the impression conveyed to the mind of the) Chil —. - 10,000) uct, what costs $50 ia ton’ to produce student is false and inaccurate. As a matter of fact) Urasua 10,000 | at the Muscle Shoals plant. The claim the argument itself is false, and the author makes no nasal SSS STE He ot Ford's lobbyist at Washington that attempt, either at this point or elsewhere in the book, | red. Malay. Btaten = he he can run the railroaiis of the United to present the side of the friends of protection. Porto Ric wanton yt 500 | States electrically is ridiculous. Every Page 598. “Had our government adopted this wise|‘rurkey ~~ Biss high school boy knows the limitations policy (fhe policy of withdrawing the public domain|Ceylon —_ ———— 5,380} 17 distance’ to which ‘current ‘can be from private entry and sale) a generation earlier, it}Esypt —————_____ 8,086) Sec et aS ree awe would have been able today to draw from its seles of Portugal 5,000 prec ensan Cueenoe) or thea piant : rs ; Ht econ Siva 4133] Could begin to use the output. Ford is timber and water power, its leases of coal and oil f red beta Shans Tands 24 ficient ¢ the an 1 |Gola Coast 3,500 peeved use, having” invited to . lands, a revenue sufficient to run the federal govern-|;70) 3.343| Did on the property, tlre Secretary of | Rubber Hospital ment without the imposition of a tariff, which ham-|\:nezuda 2500] War invites other »bies, but this is/ W. M. YARD, Prop. pers foreign trade, es the laboring man on almost! xgorocco __. ana 2'500| Obviously his duty. Forfi offers to pay | 22 2 Srey necessity gt ite, ena by its protective clauses Indio-China ______________ 2,300| down $5,000,000, if tle government VULCANIZING still further enriches the corporations which “have| Trinidad SE 2,221| will complete the water-power plant | work seized on the natural resources of our opulent|Siam 2.187| at a cost of $50,000,000 additional ex- | Laine tall Stet g country.” Columb 2,000| penditure. Meanwhile sjrmy engineers | That statement is not only inaccurate but false, A|TUDis 1,990 | say the Diant as thistande, without the expenditure of anothe® dollar has a SATURDAY SPECIALS MEATS Best Shoulder Pork Roast, Ib 18¢ Pork Steak, tb _-25¢ Best Shoulder Beef Roast, Ib____15c-1714c * Good Boiling Beef, Ib___.___________10e Sirloin, T-Bone, Short Cuts and Round Steak, Ib rapeibliseireiacaiated FS Best Shoulder Steak, Ib_ -ATYrc Fresh Home-Made Pork Sausage ,Ib___20¢ Fresh Made Hamburger, Ib____________20c Fresh Home-Made Link Sausage, Ib____25c Fancy Bacon—Sliced, Ib_____________35¢ Best Creamery Butter, 2 lbs. 75c| Gal. can Solid Pack Blackberries_____$1.10 Gal. can Solid Pack Loganberries____ {31.10 Gal. can Fancy Sliced Peaches________ 98 Gal. can Fancy Half Peaches_. __75¢ Gal. can Sliced Pineapple__________._79¢ Gal. can Crushed Pineapple________ .. -90c Gal. can Green Gage Plums________._ 90e Gal. can Fancy Pears___.___________._95¢ Gal. can Fancy Apricots____..___. _90e¢ Gal. can Fancy Apples _________*_. _70e 10-Ib. sack Pure Rye Flour, sack____._ 45c 10-Ib. sack Graham Flour, sack____.60c unpatriotic ty attempt to put an au- ew Disc for Colds and Co: No. 2 cans Cut Beets, 3 cans_________50c Fancy Iowa Corn, 3 cans__. 45¢ |. Week Solid Pack Tomatoes, small size, 4 cang 50c Solid Pack Tomatoes, large size, 3 cans 54c No. 21% size Kraut, 3 cans____________ 50e No. 21% size Hominy, 3 cans________50e Large Crystal White Soap Chips, pkg. 27c Lenox Laundry Soap, 7 bars___-_____.25c White Laundry Soap, 6 bars, _____25c Palmolive Toilet Soap, 3 bars________25c P. & G. Laundry Soap, 15 bars_____$1./00 Diamond Brand Shelled Walnuts, 1%-Ib. can for______ Red Pitted Cherries, No. 2 size, 2 cans_.75c Early June Sifted Peas, 3 cans__ Prince Albert Tobacco, 6 cans 5e Cag So Tem f ge Q No. 2 Blue Berries_ 10-Ib. sack White and Yellow Cornmeal 37c 21/-Ib. size Pears 2',-Ib. size Peaches 21,-Ib. size Apricots____ 21,-Ib. size Black Cherries_______ 35c¢ 3 FOR No. 2 Gooseberries_____________ Orders phoned Friday evening: na Mic} named. |__ These are but a few of the statements made in the | book against which objections can be raised. In the treatment of American war heroes, and in- | cidents that inspire pride of country m young minds they have been dismissed with cursory paragraphs. Tke people have a just right to complain of this par- | ticular history and they are doing it with a will, piensa neapolis Journal, quoting Mr. Bryan, says: Tl not swing our ancestors from a tree by a a1 99 The | golden — ee | The New Orleans Times-Picayune observes that as |seon as ghoe leather gets back to pre-war levels, the | fivecent street car fare will take care of itself. | PSE aE rtuous fisherman of the w England coast ndoned the salt fish business for the rum ran- burg Sentinel notes a new era in the tory B. V. D—Before Volstead Did. Coffee in most Convenient Form Always ready for instant use—any time. Each cup to order. Always delicious. No waste. ) Every can guaranteed to give satisfaction. H) Booklet free. Send 10c for special trial size. " G. WASHINGTON COFFEE REFINING COMPANY 522 Fifth Avenue, New York between 7 and 9 will go on first | delivery Saturday a. m. WARNING! the shortage. f Unless circumstances are altered, it looks like a strike of coal miners on April 1. We urge everyome to put in a sufficient supply of coal to tide them ove: $ CLEAN LUMP COAL FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVEItY : CASPER SUPPLY CO. : 913—-PHONES—914