Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1922, Page 7

Ba POs ee FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922. be Casper Daily Cridune ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Attempts PARIS—United States will avoid | WASHINGTON — Internal reve , | by government counsel to withdraw | direct participation in Lausanne | nue officials report nation-wide and charges | Near East peace conference but will | attempts by business men to de. PAGE SEVEN. ——————$___. a INOTHER WORLD PEADE MEETING “WAGED. BY_BARY “ steél’ Corpération Chairman Proposés Conference Mod- eled After Armaments Assemblage, NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—Another in ternational peace conference in Washington for the» full and frank liscussion ofall unsettied t.nancial, commer¢ial and industrial questions in Which™the United States is inter- ested (was suggested by Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the United Steel ration 4ma speech today at the sontiannualdgéeeting of the American Iron and*SteckEnstitute of which he « pheshiein: Suh ‘a GBaferenee, be said, should » participay@d.in by able, open na weil Asdosed repr ne different’ na , such * Mhoy appcared “at ‘the rece Ation fof amvaments conferenc If there ghall Ye suchsa meeting e declared,” “andthe delegatce” dre pe refurred to, th bi supply and demand, how %o avoid or repudiate sexisting. obligations, but rather how and when to fulfill them without irreparable injury to-any one or) the @acrifice of principle. While it is true that members of such confereice would be compelled to eonsider, and in a large measure be governed hy the wishes of their, re spective constituencies, it is believed ‘hat the large majority of the popu- lations: making up such constiuetn- cies*swould be considerable and honest." 5 | Cancellation of Europe's war debts {fo the United States was opposed ty the speaker. The debts, he sald, were voluntary, openly and fairly con- tracted and ¢annot be cancelled or disposed of on any other basis, with. out doing violence to well recogyiged principles of justice and rule of propriety. Publicity on both’ sides of indus- trial. disputes or questions involving the welfare of the prblic wag advo- cated by the’ speaker, There are no obstatles t¢ continued prosperity in the iron and steel business in the United States, he asserted, except such as fay arise from interfernece with the natural course of sapply and demand. Touching on the recent coal and rail strikes he said that if the natural course of business had not: been interferred with the iron and steel industry would now: be enjoying success and prosperity greater than ever before, so far as volume is cgncerned. The one to blame, he said, ts “any ane who by word or deed has inter- rupted or h’hdered the operation of the natural Jaw of suppiy and de- mand; or has interfered. with. the full, free and untimited right to work, to operate and to produce.” a Lorado Taft says that the only beau- tifa] things which the small town has produced are girls and trees. He for- gets, however, to. mention - Sinclair Lawis’ bank account—St. Poul Dis. patch. zs It’s 100% Pure Made from the choicest barley malt and ina modern, eant jant, Blatz Melt Extract fe 100% operetions for three-quar- ters, of @ century, When you buy Blots il you are sure of quality Bi PLAIN OR HOP FLAVORED Sold I Vote the Straight Republi? other and another vision of one on of the | and replind fat’ tas: hee opie: Benpy looked at fifteen pies stached in from of him, smiled and started in. He had plenty when he finished, but he | 1 he $1,000. Phil said it was worth the money to see hiny do it. ——$ — — ———— JACK E. SCOTT Democratic Candidate County Commissioner (2-Year Term) SAYS: If elected to the office of County Commissioner for | the teri. of two years, I will endeavor to give the peo- ple of Natrona County'a. clean-cut business adminis- tration. VOTE FOR SCOTT For County Commissioner Nov. 7th. * (Political Advertisement). Support the Republican ' Legislative and Senatorial Ticket at the General Elec- tion, November 7, 1922 ~ For the Legislature MARVIN L, BISHOP, C. L. MAPES, ERWIN A: FROYD, M. C. PRICE z HARRY B. DURHAM For State Senate HARRY FREE . » can Ticket How many pies could you eat for $1.0007 Two produce conumission merchants ,on South Water street, ied over “this question. | Endtyinia clainied he had y Distvibutors WYOMING GROCERY CO. Casper, Wyo. Building Materials 3 Home, Cooked, : Weare equipped with the stock to supply CHICKEN your wants in high grade lumber and build- SATURDAY ~ ers’ supplies. Rig timbers a specialty. 11:30 a. m. to , : "i 20pm |? ~~ KEITH LUMBER CO. 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