Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1922, Page 6

PAGE SIX. Che Casper Daily Cribunc fbe Casper Dailp Cribune senate chamber as absent or not voting 1,000 times Th erville Tro Th All Trai with. his brother, the Inte Senator|Out in Reno Mes, Fannie § Haziet:, nia saaowe ebied — Sunday at Casper, Natrona in a single term of six years! j e Toon ley at Meets. the ns. —By Fox i» Taylor, who was also a fiddler only $5, goes up im an airplane and County, Wyo. Publication Offices. Tribune Building. Which is likely to give Wyoming the better serv- of parts. Faaered it an improvement “ over the MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [vice—werher @& 0 apc / igloo tod pet el gp eager BUSIN TELEPHO? aia wae Fox 15 and 16 | were political rivals, and the rural|charters a «pecial ear to carry three Rranch hone Exchange C s All Departments) Hard to Please | peep py set alee: os cant heunin a a pepret yoming), Postoffice as second c'ass HE SHERIDAN ORGAN of Senator Kendrick jétine and oratory in which honors |New Haven. Up in Danbury. Cen. November 22, 1916. recently complained that Frank W. Mondell, al- lwere about even. lyoung W. H. Nelson, in his pear, _November 33, 3716-0 ne year, ‘President and Editor though floor leader of the house, was a négative “Politics and ibe campaigning Inci-| drives his trotter at the fair and CHARLES W. BARTON .....---++ force and a failure in the actual matter of lead dental to it would-have & finer flavor takes a heat to the time of 2.1) ives. } i | ‘ pruaden, Kinga rertaine Tegroemnations nto ership. jand possess grecter attractions for| “The mori:uri salutamus-idea has 1H: 296° Wine er akin: ; Globe Bidg.| The same paper now conrplains that Mondell’s; the general public in the north if gone out of fashion. There is no syct Mo Por |we could borrow some of the acces- thing as belng supersnnuated. (ii sories employed advantageously by age is simply A bad habit that nobod. the stavesmen of the south. What a/necd acquire.” ffotlowing Pt, Copelan® would com-! leadership was too effective, in that way explaining: for New ‘York state's offerto swap its forty-three representatives for one Mondell. Cipies of ¢ New York, Chicago, Bostor are welcomn: , Sar ears on file in Francisco offices and visiters 7 _ Here we have a scarecrow issue with two faces, his thast health o SUBSCRIPTION RATES each as false as the general run of Democratic fee e: Saik aan oes ak car-| From a Hilltop. Ry Cartier: or By $9.00 propaganda. It is a futile waste of time, oe |paign iseuea homef’ |I bear away a memory of the moo: eee 2.80\effort insolently based on the assumption that! 7 f. —————— | Sinking, aga SO8 Sean Dusty Oar : ise] Wyoming electors Inck intalligence:, } “THE SKIPPER LEFT “THE CAR WHERE THE SMoKE FROM THE — rt. Riven Fehiee | me ee es alae Three Months Day ané Sunde: ees 225) “Is Wyoming's electorate, after keeping Frank Ne =. ie Khoaring Eighties. | wnie a taint breeze; interpretive mth Daily an Sunday ‘95| Mondell in congress for more than a quarter of| of rest, “How superfluous wes the que®‘|From the dim yalley breathes » jof Ponce ¢e Leon and what rubbish haunting tune, jsome one wrote about ‘If Youth But|Enamered of the moon. |Knew, If Age But Could! Age not| only can, but does. The news is filled I bear away a memory of stars gdvance and the/a century likely to fall for that stoff? | after subscrip Kendrick and Teapot. 1 of A i jon (A. B.C) - | “ eae + ea | eet ot ee | NEWSPAPERS of, the Democratic persuasion! |with itvely ectosenarians.” Thua| Stars overhead in heav Member of the Associated Press. 4../N are devoting considerable space to articles A ee cai OE ced eae en, ar had 5 ms “his paper and/headed “Kendrick’s consistent stand on public oilj “Mrs. Felton, of Georgia, at 87,! Deep dale and hilt with” starr - lenters the senate. on the gas,’| globes. agiow— yells Uncle Joe .Cann mote, irom the capital for 1U. ‘I like the bumps. at ‘= they remind me of . setting out'A fairy wonder scenr, and nothing mars |The memory of the stars! inton Seolla rd. Kick if You Don't Get Your Tribune, } It may have been consistent, but was it active reen 630 nd 8 Cea be de | intelligent or effective? : une. A Dept our duty to| Frank W. Mondell began to work for oil roy jer misses you alties to the state from leased public lands some ~ | lands.” } | to ixecetvess ~ — ten years ago and his effurt enriched Wyoming this| = \ jyear by more than $1,500,000, || — =a | ae |" Senator Kendrick’s only noticeable activity was! ‘ “Ce | “ ee | his activity on the Teapot Dome lease, of which) | STOVE PIPE WAS .SOJLING HEK WASH So THe PowEkFuL KATRINKA — } he k ew nothing at the time; a fact amply demon-) strat by his insistence on a 5 per cent roralty| The Casper Tribune’s Program |}to the state when the lease provided for a royalty far in excess of that. } | Furthermore, Senator Kendrick voted for the bill that made the lease possible, gnd the bill boot soning system for the |/signed by a Democratic president. Whether the lease be good or bad—and all} chensive municipal and school recreation |/indications are that it is the best large Icase ever | Irrigation project west of Casper to be author.203 | and completed at once A complete and scientific Ford Size A cor park sy including swimming pools for the chil: | negotiated in this country—Kendrick had as much | | Teawolne the established Scenic Route boule ke with it, or more, than did Frank W. Mon-| vard as planned by the county cummissioners to Gar . sae hp } den Creek Falla and return. — | . 4s for Natrona county and more high- ways for Wyoming bie __ Both Doomed. More equitable freight rates for shippers of the }! TQHN B. KENDRICK, must either join‘the Re Rocky Mountain region, and more frequent train serv: 1leJ Hublican party and become a straight out Re-| | GAVE, THE OLD BOAT THE FASTEST GETAWAY IN ITS HISTORY, wt atin Whi 2 publican, or else he must convert his party to his Bean dacihetg he: en Sones alleged way of thinking. That is, if he is sincere ‘ in what he professes to believe. | 3 ; ; Mondell and Wyoming. The senator and his party are very far apart on| | The Empty Room. Foundation of:National:, |g) snd __sabrtak “Sa gparsattn aay HE VISIT of Frank W. Mondell, Republican] the tariff issue. The senator pointing with pride| | ; . to what the Republicans accomplished without re- Happiness pensations, proves that It delights | i Tni + hi done A “ a he hi rT f here, tt "candidate for United States senator, bas done] ro woe si och whan he hee fie finkert crossed |" ETA fut Fowl ndernnth — Pore todas oS BA much to clear away the ru P p by d his D Vi 1 di my feet— Let us, with courage and confidences, 6 | ition while he has been attending to the du-|#” is Democratic party howling bloody murder, theecis waa a Gaal aba, isl yufsue ode "Gut faseal: ana ‘ait these Dlessigs, what more is neces : . * - Protea at Washington, Wyoming people sent|®%d Tobber tariff in frantic screams. 4 oven tne ttk stood here, “and | pursue our own federal and epulilt-| sary, to gnake-us a°RABDS- and Pros- It’s medium oversize — airbag cde J A house divided against itself cannot stand} -cy, “Ab ite PEM . Liew lente Perous people?—Thomas Jefferson. Bee er aathing He a ShocaGnal visit and a/therefore both Democratic party and Kendrick are ates os ay SEE Sindiyt baMORESe Ny weataene tel PRiett ih cured — and the name of the : J : doomed to fall. Tha former because it richly de-|rhe smell of iavend jways|Wide ocean from the exterminating| < CHK ae ak i i hearttoheart talk to reach an understanding. | |Sorves‘i¢ and the Intter because of his insincerity.| "" “mes, Senaer "A atweye ee erie chien’) Fiddling in Polities. maker guaranteesitehigh qual-- Geeen W a ae “folke and Frank Mondell, They a ‘Her ctor pictures hung to catch to9 bist minden 7 able the degra-| S \ ity. We can offer this remark- ; toe aera : t the Nght; ations of tho others—possessing a| “Governor Alf Teylor of ‘Tennes- . have ‘alway simply indicated their desires, and he No Further Burdens. a |The books she loved; her colorec silks |Chosen country, with room enough for|see fiddled his way Into the good able value. because we operate has always executed their will. It has been soir REFUSAL of the Harding administration| and thread; our descendants to the thousandth| graces of his constituents just. as| 2 # “ ee twenty ves years, and not a single complaint to yield to importunities for cancellation, in| The biue Pug on the floor; her four seneration—entertaining a due sense Hon y Fitz of Bos:on by his singing one great. plant in which is been heard. i ;. ; } ost bed of our equal right to the us ft jot Adeline’ a iL y 2 : 8 bee . whole or in part, of foreign debts to this country Post ssi pay ea bev eau pin Phan < ob aed made only this 30x34. Maxi- } | Now that the people have a larger job to fill/i,"in Keeping with the overwhelming sentiment S< fresh so dainty in its lacy white—jOWN faculties, to the acqujsitions of|to political honors In Massachusette,” it is quite natural that they will talk over the mat-| ¥¢ the people of the United States. : Now nothing but the windows left/0Ur own Industry, to honor and con-|declares the New York Herald. Mile Cord. Thus we produce ter of promotion with him. fcianbre. are owe toutatanfing uskniireeablas sears to stare; fidence from our fellow citizens, re-| “There may have been better wield. d i secapiates rege pe , I u } Blank wall sulting net from birth, but fi lers of the bow ; Sek verean ay inclination act 75878 ments against the cancellation of European debts.) ,7* lerbate floors that echo to| Suiting not from. saath strom. Sentara ease rete eons ties ot] at lowest costs and can sell at iB Feit. ‘ Ps ;| First, it is a misnomer to speak of cancellation as! ciose and musty ell that cl lightened by a benign religion, pro-'safe to say thet none of the he. thi Tp! iSi ‘g i . fulness has earned, it eae ae Sen ALE an wiping out” the debts. It would not mean that.| thetlalr. bp at ClO | teased, indeed, and practiced in vari.|founc fiddling as ectectivh: 44+ bw =a risingly, low price, paonten uneetiitsat ad been made on be-/1t would mean the transference of those debts to,A stained discolored ceiling overhead. ous forms, yet ak of them inculcating, business as Governor Alf. did—run- Y ; ..- ithe backs of the American taxpayers. oraatr yy: teu temperance, grati-|ning for public office has been a ou can r Looking back o er the long, eee Pun ek ae tg Loans to European nations were made out of|So “cheerless and so still her tears |tude_and the love of man—acknowl- business with him just as it was| est assured that the twenty-five years, in all of which the! funds derived from the sale of Liberty bonds in would: flow Al eres e | tangible value—mile-after-mile poople of Wyoming can take pride, in its beneficial) «ji. country. These bonds are the outstanding, !f She returned, I think, to see it so! 3 e perf isth tae tom eee stmaesthe sone eee te shake | Public indebtedness of the United States govern-| ‘ seoNtherauh'- Geeesorts pertormance—is the great- hands with him, to hear him speak and to reas-/ment,,ciceY must be Paid when they mature. If Av Manish; est obtainable at any price. sure him that they will be at the polls on election| of these bonis, eleven billion dollars, is hot. paid / anishing Art. ; day to do their part to elevate him to a higher/py Europe, then it must be raised by federal taxes place of mashes tS a aan nen hotel head; WPosed upon Americans. | One of the things which is going It was s0, a lay yesterday at his hote’ lead: In brief, the cancellation of European debts tt of existence along with whiskers, quarters. It was true again last night at the Elks) eans adding eleven billion dollars to the tax Porses and congress gaiters is legible pel: It has been true all over the state. The same) pin of the United States. It is sheer folly to pre- Penmanship. When our grandfathers situation. ies and grandmothers received letters ay sume that the American taxpayers will si Then when John W. Hay, Charles Winter,|any guch. procedure payers will consent 't0 trom distant members of the tamily,{ Frank Lucas, John Snyder and other party can-|" jy i ; they were almost Invariably able to . f x : aie ed e other outstanding argument can- t didates say that Frank Mondell is gaining strength | ejjation of Europe's faatiobts to the Gaited 8 ia Pernt ue inte Daye sbanged; every day and adding strength to the state ticket, Raker ShcS\our fathers and mothers have to J y a ?| government is that to do so would only make Fu-'strain pretty hard to sl hy they know what they are taking about 4. aituas i Fe a ee y y rope’s situation worse. Most of the propaganda|correspondence nowadays, - tie being disseminated to the effect that Europe is} Most persons are in the process of eis : in a desperate situation financially and can never ® corrupting cur hancwriting that Ignorance or Insincerity. get on her feet unless her debts to us are cancelled,!?¥ and by it will look ike a foreign] __TAle moisture-proof EMOCRATIC PROPAGANDA is Joaded with|is false and is put out for the purpose of mislead.|#2°S¥4s° &nd only our closest friends pentatnee heepe:dt ) = ‘ ling th ; bli “ E ; Iwill be able to translate it. erisny and fresh. gross mis-statement of fact. Is it ignorancejing the American public. That Europe's finances)” pcan ‘the peautiful handwriting in or deliberate intent to deceive, or both? are in a bad way and that conditions in Europe which the commonest business let “Republean congress blows your money,” ap-|are very bad, is true. But that the situation is tur was writsen 60 years ace hana dline in one Democratic paper; when|due to the debts which Europe owes this country writing whose only counterpart. in the fact is that a Democratic administration wast-|and that it would be improved by the cancellation these times is tho script engraving . r ed more money in eight years than the Repub-|of those debts is not true. lon wedding invitations—and compare ETHER you use hard or soft water, licans have in eighty. The critical conditions in Europe today are it with the letter which your son or v A ich th. fs i nator Francis i. Warren nailed the lie, and/due to the policies of European nations. your daughter writes home from col you.can now enjoy rich, smooth; fulle::~ | without contradiction from any Democrat. He| They plead poverty, but it is notorious that they 'se. flavored coffee. The discovery of Nash’s Deli- pointed out that a Republican congress in 1921|are finding billions of dollars with which to en-| THIS modern handwriting will be cious Coffee blend—after exhaustive studies reduced the expenditures of the Democratic ad- gage is wae: and pastas for future ware. i i roe Hak “you rm and practical tests—makes this possible. ministration in 1920 by more than $2,500,000,000, t has become perfectly apparent that Europe za ae eHalehn * 3 ‘ | or by very nearly one-third. In the course of his|is not going to curtafl her armaments, forego her DN per AS Sagi ole RS © Gan eG eet ciety Sn ned { afatorent he “saikt commercial rivalries and lust for more territory,| why ssc we seepitiind Gatiow: ike coffee taste will tell you.” It's the favorite coffee of the “In 1920, the war over and everyone trying of| increase production of her peaceful industries, cut/writer Because business has adopt. Giscriminating house-wife and populer hostess. r course, to get back on terra firma, expenditures|out government extravagances, and make an hon-|ed the writing machine and there is jest endeavor to practice economy so long as she|no longer a market for admirable Wyoming Compression Tube & Packed in one and three-pound containers. publicans came in in 1921, We reduced| believes she will never have to “pay up.” Nething| penmanship. Nowacays the young Ti expenditures in 1921 to $4,780,829,510.03.” will bring Europe to her senses quicker and makeisoan wno sits up all night making Sold by Your Grocer | Casper Deal re Co. The appropriations for 1928, as Senator War-|for world peace and the return to normal condi-|® "et copy of bis letter applying for | Th Sa ala Phone 1195-M 47,035,382.64. tions throughout the world than a realization that!* /°> is sway behind times. I¢ he j BE 2 eee We: still nave. chen territory. Write r ~ . iver, for proposition. Ten pointed out, are only’$3, ” BELicCiousS eatanieis Nr hei the United States government not only will refuse %°t* ‘Pat Job it will be because ali 7 f Ki d to listen to any proposal to cancel European debts, |poe rape re ppd Pe a tater te 2 i 7, ve ) ee fo an four “4 Wo of a Kind, but on the other hand will insist that these debts !inutes to a public stenographer. ILLIAM G. MC ADQO, introduced to a Chey-|8"4 the interest on them be met. Not only does present day business enne audience as “the next president of the Nothing encourages the spendthrift so much as!not seek skillful penmen but in some the belief that he can easily obtain more money |cases it actually trier to avold them, United States,” is for the Woodrow W: of Natio s, with AE without Ebb a Nope se whem that which he has is gone. Nothing so:Most of the greater business insti. Senator Kendrick states in his full page rec- quickly brings him to his senses as the cutting off|tutions in these times employ their ER. ae 3 iby aes rs ord that he is for it, with or without reservations. |°%,8 allowance. Nothing will force him to honest 'sttfs through personnel experts, In that “1 Great Britain would have »had|‘0!l except the necessity of working in order to/men whe are very wise about the obtain enough money to sustain him. Very often!®*S °% other men ard are supposed WILLIAM B. COBB REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR six votes to our one. o 5 71 WHER oo Hom re meinber of the league, Wyoming it, requires the pounding of the sheriff on the ar eget oe he! a es Sh id even now would probably be sending ber young| 1%? tO incite some folks to industry and econ-|"'rcet interviews for employ 2 men to fight and die in Asiatic Turkey that the|O™Y- That: is the situation today in practicallylare gained through the writing of a BUSINESS IS GOOD ancient rivalries of France and England might|Very Euronean country. letter to one of these parsonnel ex AT THE They. plead inability to pay their honest debts|perts, ami when a letter comes in to the United States, but they are able to find! which has been laboriously written Ly hundreds of millions of dollars to invest in other|hané the writer ts deduced to be a ceuntrist for the purpose of extending their foreign P!od‘ing. painstaking, conservative trade, minded party; and if he happens to has sree | They insist they are facing bankruptcy, but |e 2>Plving for such @ position as @ Ne E |they are not making any effort to reduce ‘their <wenme? uy eR ee Take Your hoice. SeKceaient eepelnen and discharge a Yeritable} Oneteay: ‘a dozen peer caal for & FRANK W. MONDELL, for more than a quarter|iries there, is ono ‘patos: Ont Of every, ee aa eas eri eetcey fe a natRR deuy di of a century has served Wyoming faithfully| public payroll. ee Om the teibuting, corporation were. iting in and well, “He has made that service his life busi-!” They are pleading inkbilitysto raise money tolathios’ waiting 7t0 hens coneen Toke co en agi bis py hia t ough poor in/meet interest due the United States on loans|Would be chosen for thé position. ly as been absent only five times/made to them in the hour of their extremity, (Presently the employment. manager jn twenty-five years, and never when an import-|but they are finding hundreds of millions of del (Wh? had been interviewing each of ant matter was before the house. jlars to Pay out in support of such socialistic prop. /tRo™- appeared with a plece of pa- ire mpare this service witl that of the million-|ositions as pensions for unemployed, the very’ pen, De in tls hahd and ead: “The man aire Coal and cattle man, John B. Kendrick, with|ment of which encourages {leness and ctreyg! {2% this Job is the man who wrote whom political service is merely a pleasant hobby'the return of industrial production Oa Dormal (e2ghols, assertive, red blooded. signa. ra hobby that permits him to be necorded in tho saves ri production to a normal ture in this application blank. Which 5 : of you Wrote It? I can’t read it.” be straightened ont. The league will became a fact in tha event of} a Democratic administration two years hence, and the election of Senator Kendrick’ this fall would) be a definite step in that direction. - o- SPECIAL SALE f COATS, suits, DRESSES, 3 HATS at the on _ County and Prosecuting Attorney sf GENERAL ELECTION NOV. 7, 1922 Political Advertisement).