Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1922, Page 2

a nih ane en rile ~iatinn se lchilinciesisestiits fhe Casper Daily Cribune e ] [tight will be waged through the new- : }ty organized . International league jagainst prohibition with beadquarters | here, TO OPEN HERE Fea ir | i : ; America. m | i 5 and slush, a very satisfactory number| NEW YORK, Oct. 30—Henry Wer Large Enrollment Expected in| ~~. turned out yesterday for the first free| blow, acting manager of the Peking jorgan recital given by Hal Moore at] China, branch of the, Asia Banking |the America theater. corporation was arrested upon his r-- ‘The members of the audience show-)turn from China on a ‘charge of e4 their appreciation by a continued! zrand larceny in compection with an jround of applause after each number. / alleged attempt to defraul banks out Mr. Moore played ten seiections, in-}of $139,000 by maans of forged cabie- ediuding both popular and classical! grams. His brother, Robert,.until re- numbers. They were chosen - with| cently an employe of the Chase Na- good taste. tional bank,, was arrested on a sim- Miss Bernice Hines’ vocal numbers,| ilar charge. “Mother of Pearl” and “Smilin'|- Through,” were well rendered. Mies Hines possesses a rich mezzo: soprano voice. Her rendition in both cases, was well received The America theater management Will gtve another recital next Sunday }at the same hour, frum 12 oclock ‘un. i= 1 This innovation w: no doubt Claire Scanian, St. Paul, thinks |PFev® ‘mmensely popular. she’s the world’s only official ; will Be held two evenings! gheriffette. She'd had that title | 5 | week, from 7 until 9 o'clock. ‘The’ eonferred on her by Sheri¥ John | best instructers have been obtain ‘Wagener and she weafs a star ta | and every convenience ts av prove it. She cares for women | ese. See TEHOLODRNE |°8 with by phoning 731. SEEDED PARIS, Oct. 30,—By The Associ- “WELL REGENED tank anager In China Held For Swindling Do Not Forget DO NOT FORGET | That during the war there was appropriated fifty-one billion dollars. DO NOT FORGET — That the Democratic administration during the war wasted fifteen billion dollar's on war contracts, foreign loans, a ship building program, and gov- ernment operation of railroads. é DO NOT FORGET ‘That the Democratic administration spent three and one-third billion dollars in ship construction and that most of the ships on which this money was spent were built after the war closed. DO NOT FORGET That utider the Democratic administration these ships were being operated at a loss of two hundred million dollars a year. DO NOT FORGET That before the close of the first year of Democratic control foreign imports had shut down a large percentage of American factories had thrown out of employment six million workmen. Vocational and American- | ization Classes at High School. The o.~ of busy students bending! over thetr work will begin at 7 this evening with the sta: séconé year of the Casper night sc’ uhder the supervision of J. W. Hoyer| others | in the high school. tions have b Many registre- m revetved ion to a better ove h with the night | Ace eh tS | | The Casper chapter of the Red Next thing you know some para-|Croms was active in this work and| grapher will say that when Lioyd | handled many cases, thereby Beserv-) George resigned he pulled a Bonar.— jing the thanks of the local Veterans’! Fjorida Times Union. —#Detroit Free Press. bureau. ated Press.)—A large fund reaching DO NOT FORGET Se epee eas ti fran i : RTE R ae | SUAS OF the Wie tenn of ae | ARATE That the Republicans turned the government over to the Democrats in 1918 with less than a iEverybody must notice how cloth| Opinions differ in Engiand as to|rope.to make a “merciless” campaign billion dollars of bonded debt ,with but twenty-two million dollars annual interest charge. GOOD! ° hhs come down. It skirts the ground. |whether Lioy¢ George is retirl in the United ‘only taking a nap.—Washington Ster.' States anQ other | countries. The Karl R. Williams Addresses Voters The Casper Sunday Morning Herald »f October 29, on page three, carries a news article about a public meeting where alleged property owners and business men met to decide who should be the various coun- cilmen that should sit on the Casper City Council aft- er January 1, 1923. If such a public meeting was held, why do not the individuals who have decided by themselves that they——not the people—are the electorate, sign their names to the article, so that the people may know who these mighty personages are? That they can, by their voice, set aside the necessity of an election at the polls. They have the audacity and unmitigated gall to tell the people living in Ward No. 1 that they cannot be allowed to decide for themselves who shall represent them on the city council, but that they will let the matter of a councilman in Ward No. 3 largely, but not wholly, rest in the hands of the individual voters. This meeting ordered the selection of J. W. Burns in Ward No. 2, a Citizens’ party candidate, in Ward No. 3 they state that an effort will be made to get either Lloyd or Pelton to withdraw, so that a stronger fight can be made against Seidel. VOTERS—We want to call your attentio® to this article—study it carefully—and note that every can- didate endorsed has filed his petition under the name of the Citizens’ party, and that every candidate con- demned belongs to an opposing party. Don’t Fall for Fhis Political Bunk This meeting was nothing more or less than a gath- ering of the supporters of the Citizens’ party and they are trying to pull the wool over your eyes with their sanctimonious air and their unlimited x Think of it—hand-picked councilmen, not } ers of Casper, but by a few who dare intelligence and right to decide polls on election day, » of Ward No. 1 No. 1 and are property owners there. These colored men are highly representative of their race—minis- ters and high officers in their lodge circles—and | am Proud to have the public know that they endorse my candidacy. - The colored vote elected our present mayor and it strikes me at the time of election, he was very glad to be able to secure their support. I am reliably in- formed that men high in our present city govern- ment referred to these colored folks, who were among the ‘signers of my petitions, as “good-for-nothing nig- gers.” I denounce this individual as un-American * and not fit to hold public office. Tho colored folks have a big representation in Ward No. 1 and are en- titled to fair and equal treatment as citizens—and if x am elected, I am going to see that they get it in my istrict. The present administration of city affairs is a joke of the Stats of Wyoming and many surrounding states—they get along like a lot of wildcats. Let Mr. Whisenhunt step forward and demonstrate on what grounds he is entitled to re-election. he done beneficial to Ward No. 1? Talk to the other members of the city council and get their opinion of this weak-kneed gentleman. who seeks your support for re-election as councilman. Speaking for myself, if elected, I will give you an honest business admin. istration, I resent some of the implied insults in thisarticle as to the Sandbar vote. There are many hard-work- ing, good citizens on this so-called bar and they also resent the insult. As’ to myself, I went into the trenches ih the World War for this country and don’t have to shout my love for this country. I demon- strated mine in a practical manner on the battlefields of France in defense of our flag and I will do the ity Council if the electors of Ward No. hem. No one has a leather col- a chain on it, and no one CO | | What Sas * ‘SEM DAT ORED PAGE an ARI A DO NOT FORGET That the Democrats turned the government back to the Republicans in 1921 with approxi- mately twenty-five billion dollars bonded debt, and one billion dollars annual interest charge. DO NOT FORGET - That the Democrats spent one billion and fifty million dollars on airplanes during ths war without producing a single fighting plane. : DO NOT FORGET That the Democrats spent four billion dollars on field guns, without producing a single gun on the battlefields of France. ° DO NOT FORGET That the Republican Congress which came into power in 1919 reduced by nine hundred and piel Yrs million di the amount carried in eight appropriation bills passed by the Dem- ocratic House. 3 DO NOT FORGET That the Republican Congress in 1920 reduced by one billion four hundred million dollars the requests for government expenses made by President Wilson. DO NOT FORGET i That a Republican Congress in 1921 reduced by one billion six hundred million dollars the re- quests for government expenses made by President Wilson. DO NOT FORGET That the Republican Congress has appropriated since it came into power in 1919, four and one-half billion dollars less than was requested for the conduct of the government. DO NOT FORGET That a Republican Congress has reduced the taxes levied against incomes, eight hundred and fifty million dollars a year, beginning January 1, 1922. DO NOT FORGET That when the: Republican Congress came into power in 1919, the expenses of the government were nineteen billion dollars. DO NOT FORGET That when the Republicans came into control, liberty bonds were selling at 85, or two and one- half billion’ dollars less than their face value. t DO NOT FORGET : That under the Republican administration liberty bonds are selling at par and over, and have a market value of three billions greater than when the Republicans came into power. DO NOT FORGET That this Republican administration has reduced the national debt three billion dollars and that ; within the last fiscal year the debt has been reduced one billion and fourteen million dollars. DO NOT FORGET That when the Republicans came into power discount rates of the Federal Reserve Banks were 7% per cent, and that they are now 4% per cent. . DO NOT FORGET That a Republican Congress passed and Wilson vetoed the Budget Act, and that Harding signed it when he came into power. DO NOT FORGET : That a Republican-Senate refused to ratify the treaty which would have compelled America to protect the geographical boundaries and political integrity of every European nation, and kept the United States constantly in war. 5 DO NOT FORGET That it. was the Republicans who prevented President Wilson from accepting the mandate over Armenia and plunging us into war with Turkey and Russia, : DO NOT FORGET That a Republican Congress passed an emergency tariff bill for the benefit of the farmers. That Congress authorized the War Finance Corporation—a government agency —to finance ral exports to the great relief of the farmers of America. OT FORGET ‘ican Congress has just passed a tariff act which will prevent th di 3 joods into American ports without the payment of uy, hs 5 noma ORGET an administration is committed to every policy of eco! 0! i \ of the America~ people. e zy Se ee ech an DRGET policy is an American policy and the Republican party is wedded to the for Americans. S DO NOT FORGET 5 an intelligent citizen and vote on November 7th for th osperity. Vote for Frank W. Mondell and the straight Renablone perch lay ing the best interests of your Country, State, ity and Yourself, B UBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE ange Building Phones 945 and 652 [Political Advertisement.}