Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1922, Page 5

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922. MONROE DOCTRINE HELD PASSE BY RIO SOLONS; RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED oe By U. G. KEENER (United Press Stas! Correspondent.) pati)? OB. JANEIRO— Ry mailto Unite Press.)—Latin Amer'ca has | | 424 enough of the Monroe Doctrine | was the opinion expressed in a | fesolution unanimously adopted by | the. Brazilian Ju during the brations. 1 Congress, | | fensor asked: na, president of ; the. Brazilian congress of juris- consults, in an address condemned Went. the consresn.adop ted a reso- lutio rag geckos the but declared y to the interests | e American statey histo ¥ ef the Americas since 1523, 0 © Gemonsrate the pres. cy of the Doctrine and most completely absorbed. The pro- “What did the Unitea States do to prevent Great Britain from taking the Malvina Islands from Argentina?” And also: “How | about the frequent troubles in | Mexico, where evidently {t ts the | | foreign interests that provoke the "| continual internal fights?” Professor Vianna also referred to the cases of San Domingo and Cuba, | recalling that the former had been | occupied by | that the late nearly ten years. Vianna asserted that Pan-Amer!- canism is today strongly fought by foremost publicists of both North and South America. He recalled Theodore Roosevelt during his brilliant tour of South merica. was most careful, not to 2 Vassar, surrounded by West. Point and Sing Sing, proved to be the ; big hit at the annual Junior Party at Vassar College. In this skit were Barbara Siso, Brookline, Mass.; Helen McCullough, Cincinnati, O., and Plarance Hlarkwell of Englewood, N. J. LARAMIE MEAT PLANT BURRED, LOSS $50,000 = LARAMIE, Wyo., Nov. 27.—Fire thought to have started in a carload of coal ignited by spontanteos com- busition last night burned the Wyom- ing Packing company plant,ana did damage estimated at $50,000. The Joss includes a carload of dressed hogs and a carload of beef the two of which had a value of $10,000. The plant is owned by Mrs, J. E. Hartman and Was operated by R. F. George under Relieves Headache 'y none of the evil after-effects so often caused by “‘internal medicine.” Get Musterole at your drug store. 35 & 65c, jars & tubes; hospital size, $3. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER. |_tTry Tribune Want Ads for foreign troops for | ’ Any $50 Suit or Overcoat sive— mas Gift Suggestions” mas. Have: You Taken Out Your “Christmas Insurance?” It’s a good little policy to carry, timely, inexpen- « And it guarantees your share of the Christmas a trade from December Ist to the 24th. It comes in the shape of a littlte ad in the “Christ- columns of this newspaper’s Alphabetical Classified Section. Our representative will call to insure your Christ- Do You Realize That ' There Are Only 22 Shopping Days Until Christmas? Buy Your Gifts NOW in Casper Che Casper Daily Cribune SUIT OR OVERCOAT | IN THE HOUSE UP TO THANKSGIVING EVE Take Your Pick of Any NOTICE Every year at Thanksgiving I give away 100 Turkeys free to my cus- This year in addition to : the free Turkey with each suit or overcoat purchased I will give a 20 i per cent discount on ~ Suit or Overcoat In the House © AT 20% OFF tomers. Any $40 Suit or Overcoat Any $30 Suit or Overcoat and a Big Fat Turkey Free anda Big Fat Turkey Free and a Big Fat Turkey Free $40 $32 $24 ‘Any $45 Suit or Overcoat Any $35 Suit or Overcoat ‘Any $25 Suit or Overcoat and a Big Fat Turkey Free anda Big Fat Turkey Free and a Big Fat Turkey Free $36 $28 $20 HARRY YESNESS NEVER FORGETS THE WORKINGMAN I am now showing the biggest line of clothing since my entry into business in Casper. I feature only standard advertised and union made lines, such as: BLOCH CORTLY FIT FORM STRATFORD KELLER-HEUMAN-THOMPSON Every garment represented in this sale carries my personal guarantee, which means, satisfaction or your money back. All wanted color and models are here for your selection, whipcords are all the go this season and we have them in all shades and weights. If you cannot shop during the day, come in the evening. WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. You must hurry as this sale ends Wednesday evening, November 29. HARRY YESNESS THE MAN IN THE BARREL 114 West Second Street THE WORKINGMAN’S FRIEND any garment If you do not want the Turkey we will give it to the Salva- § tion Army with your best wishes. HARRY YESNESS. you buy. { * : Rise Q aed es ens we