Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1922, Page 13

SERS EPS ae FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922. THOS. DE WITT CUYLER, RAIL MAGNATE, FOUND DEAD IN CA PHILADELPHIA, Noy. 3.—Thomas De Witt Cuyler, a di-| Che Casper Daily Cribune F ] womanhood she was sold to a Loui-| Mrs. James Gaskin, a granddaugh- Vote For PAGE! ~ ~ AMERICANS! ARISE! Resent the INSULT to your intelligence ard to your patriotism implied by the slogan: we’ |slana planter and remaincd his chat. | ter. jtel. on an estate near New Orleans, Oo - masts, each 300 fee: high! Mes have “VOTE ’ER STRAIGHT!” Mrs. Davis’ eurviving y’’ South Cheyenne vector of the Pennsylvania Railroa Wilcox and Fred Farmbrook, young men about 20 years of age, are suf- fering from bullet wounds, cach in the right leg, inflicted by the same ballet, which ‘was fired while they ‘were returning to their homes in Wednesday morn- i : jointed a Democrat, Charles E. Blydenburgh, to fill ing, Joe Dusky, a railroad watch- 3-Ib. Roast Spring Chicken Home-made Chili, pint__._25¢ [Political Advertisement.) Ng vacancy. Say fecharged fi om the. om with Dressing Eng Se ae $1.00 0 In November, 1918, Blydenburgh was elected ho was disc ‘rom - i Bs : 7 4 ‘ 7 4 ploy of the Union Pacttic immediately Chicken Hot Tamales, ea. 25¢ | Home-made Pie -_-______ 40c after the shooting, is charged with having fired tho shot when he ob- e@erved Wilcox and Farmbrook run- ning near the railroad yards. He probably will be prosecuted on a charge of felonious assault. OIL LIGHT BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS BURNS 94 PER CENT AIR A new oil lamp that gives an amaz- ingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has bean tested by the U. S. government and 85 leading universities and found to be superior to ten. ordinary oll lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise—no puri; simple, clean, safe. Burns % 6 per cent commyn ker: ; The inventor. H. Johnson, 609 W. g0, Ill, 1s offering to send a lan n ten é¢ays' FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him introduce it. Write him to- day for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without experience ot money make $250, to $500 per month. Tor't keep ‘em a secret! The more people who know about what you want —or have to of- fer, the better your chances. The ones you want to get in touch with read the Want Ads, and will find. you through them. Try one immediately—it will get results for our circulation exceeds eny’ Wyoming paper. Phone 15 or 16 Ads taken up to 8 o'clock Saturday night for the big Shn- dey Tribune. Oo SE ee ag relatives |sages sent out experimentally _COMPARE THE QUALITY AS WELL AS THE PRICE Delicatessen Specials for Saturday BIG REPUBLICAN - RALLY ELKS’ HALL Saturday Night, Nov.4, at 8:30 o’Clock Judge Charles E. Winter . Wyoming’s Next Congressman Jurist, Author, Philosopher and Statesman. A man who knows Wyoming’s needs and will ably fill Mondell’s ‘place in the House. Governor Robert D. Carey — Our Beloved Governor Who has further endeared himself to the people of Wyo- ming by his unselfish Republicanism and loyalty to party principles. This Will Be the Last Republican Rally Of the present campaign in Casper. If any doubts exist in your mind on any of the issues of this campaign, it is your duty to attend this meeting. REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE mg Second Floor, Oil Exchange Bldg. Phones 945 and 652 ~~ d company and chairman) >*f* fe Mrs. M. E. Baker, a daugh-|already. been, received in China and/ Who desires to give Natrona County an im- juntil after the Civil war. Her hus-| ‘The bi, s i iccest wireless station in the band escaped from the Louisiana|woria—at St. Asisl, about 27 miles plantation, reached the north via the|trom Paris—was recently opened for| | underground railway”, and fought/|trattic. ‘The station is equipped with} in the union army. IT i County Commissioner (4-Year Term) EARL C. BOYLE Republican Candidate County Commissioner (2-Year Term) partial business administration. [Political Advertisement.] Voters who want a Fair Deal are solicited to vote for SYLVESTER F. PELTON Councilman Third Ward We know they will get it if he is elected, for we know Pelton. i (This advertisement paid for by Taxpayers of the Third Ward who know.) The legislature passed a law in 1915 to keep our supreme court non-political, at which time Justices Potter, Beard and Scott, all Republicans, composed this court. Justice Scott died in 1917 and the governor ap- without opposition. Justice Beard died in 1920 and the governor ap- pointed a Republican, Ralph Kimball, to fill the va- cancy. Justice Blydenburgh died in 1921 and the gover- nor appointed a Republican, Fred H. Blume, to fill the vacancy, which again made our supreme court all Republican. Justices Kimball and Blume are candidates before the voters at the Navember election to succeed them- selves. Justice Kimball is practically certain of elec- tion because his opponent,, ex-Supreme Court Justice Groesbeck, is incapacitated for the office by reason only of positive deafness. Justice Blume is opposed by a Democrat, Judge V. J. Tidball, who at present is judge of our district court at Laramie. The law provides for the election of judges of the supreme and district courts “regardless of political affiliations.’ The spirit and purpose of this law is violated as effectively by a “political” appointment as by a partisan election. Restore the non-political character to the supreme court by electing Judges Ralph Kimball and V. J. Tidball. 3 A. H. STEWART 4 VOTE FOR ~ Y TODD W. BOWMAN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ~ CORONER NATRONA COUNTY General Election Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1922 re VODO9 00000999 900009000-00-006006 990004000000: PEPOOPOOOOOHODODODOO OOOO OOD OOOO OOOOH OD OOOO OD ON DEEDES 9990650000000000000006 Be independent Americans. Wear the YOKE of of the Railroad Execaiives’ association, was found dead |e > Saker 0 grandson. and Argenting. no political party. = ie beware NG of President Rea of the Pennsylvania, in} d V f M & The private car arrived at Broad street station early! D Y R. ° Tha i Be Men an ote or en it ada pace ona, ae Aenck_As Known © guned of rand Getectve o You Realize t . Mr, Cuyler at 8 a. m. He received) later removed from the train shed. H Merced es Sart Marne Mi: Suva nth Sime a ret] There Are Only = cane ty Sits wacten inne Liab = a ~ er et Fe > { ny bet te ath was due to a| complained of illness. He left here H be tack. He had been dead a} Tuesday for Rochester where he spoke } Mr. Cuyler was a lawyer but most | i = Sha finencial arise Tecan reat) Aged Former Slave | : \ DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE po Satutntae smelt! Dead at Cheyenne| se his position as chairman of the rail-| | = 7 . by ¢ | y S mm recreates pea ges fem ean] | Shopping Days Until Christmas? County Commissioner seulorty. “Me Caster was bom in| HMTiet Davin, cobred, who aca neeil Buy Your Gifts NOW in Casper | - Philadelphia and was 68 years old biden i heed age of 96 years, | ba He was the son of the late Theodore | pip, Afar vay saa, hokage / "3 22 y i resi i i ‘uyler, at one time general counsel of grown t Dr. Morgan’s 22 years of continuous residence in ne ne Pennsylvania railroad. He wag s a us Casper make him thoroughly conversant with ‘he les y SSC wan was pores pegs rs problems of Natrona county and well qualified to act = pMadelphla. in 1876. greeter ™ 2 in the best interests of the taxpayers of the county. he Pogmaagrans gia To the Thrifty Housewife of Casper | a a & tion law a specialty. He was Fs counsel tor many large fiuanclal and ___Did you ever’stop to think what the high cost of living was | Sak oti eatin rie tras eneaed in in Casper before the big new many of the most complicated and >. r- Soles ‘tires DR. G. T. MORGAN 3 past 25 years. ore Mr. Cuyler was elected a director am He also war a director ot the. New ae DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE tre ‘ork, New Haven and Hartford rail- | 5 Feat and he Santa Fe avai, "Me For County Coroner Ci C ssi ® organizations and fin: TERE ? ; pes : suslal Spstioationa act vongienvetie EN D THE FIELD? Democratic Ticket -:- Election, Nov. 7| ounty ommiussioner es pose ya nga a RENE The choicest of cooked foods, fruit, vegetables, groceries and | — | SOR, SESE ¢ « Pennsylvania in 1874, rose to the rank fresh and cured meat at a saving. | tv cca pi ie SATURDAY SPECIALS Use yoir Credit [ ler was a member of many clubs in . e ; A Din tar maa if POTATOES, 100 Ibs. for . . $1.00 | sve Miss Clacsifted || Your Christmas Shopping| ; music and was a director of the Met Call 15 or 16 and give Miss Classifie > EEN ata or a eke eat AP PLES, Jonathans, per box. e $1 .65 your Want Ad—we'll send bill later— eee eS From 8 to 12 o’clock we will sell the choicest cuts of milk-fed no extra charge for credit. i: city stveaiy ouyeiciane, veal as follows. Then compare. at Use your "Phone en. r. Cuyler’s dea’ me Ps Ls TWN Boye cunT. Véal Roast, Ib_____-_ 1244c-15c CORN-FED BEEF | | B IN CASPER ¥ Veal Stew, Ib 10c | p ——— =a Sarniar as UY eet > oti at ot Roast, best cuts_15e-1714e | } . TWO BOYS SHOT Veal Steak, Ib___-__-__ 17%sc | Best Rib Roast, Ib__-. -___ We Ff . Veal Chops, Ib._________ 17%c | Rolled Rib Roast, Ib_ -22¢ VOTE FOR o RY (INE AULLET Boneless Veal Roast, lb-__20¢ Polling Bees mer. we : Leg of Lamb, Ib__ ean Por oast, Ib2___ 2c oe 23 Cae Chops Ib Pork Chops, Ib_-=- 2 0c Charles A. Cullen Our Supreme Court Former U. P. Watchnian May aah SiS beet cade tear Pure Pork Sausage, Ib____20c sf Be Prosecuted for Shooting Lamb Shoulders; Ib_______ 25¢ Pickled Pork, Ib : 25c K Tt Out of Politics at-Cheyenns Youths: Lamb Stew, Ib._-_______ 12%e | Pork Loin Roast. Ib... 30e REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE eep. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov, 3.—Louls Milk-fed Springs, Ib____24%e | Hen,s very choice, Ib_-__2414e SS ————————————— ny a