Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1923, Page 8

; TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1923 By Billey De Beck Che Casper Daily Cribune BARNEY GOOGLE : PACE EIGHT. BONAR LAWCLAINICD BY ILENE oo HGH CAUSED TIM TO RETIRE roscemanad ——S F ASTEN. BROWN EYES, YOUR PAPA'S =4 ey WALL STREET NOW. YESSIR« I OWN S00 SHARES OF ~ BELGIAN HAIR TONIC” WESTEROAY SHE JUMPED FROM 96% Yo UZ” = SIKTEEN NOTCHES AND MY Look SPARKY. HERES A SAMPLE BOTTLE - SMELL IT IT Gesat A SHRUB ON MIs ROOF ALL HE Does is] To SPRINKLE A Few DRoPs OF THIS PRoetr 1S OOO BOM Bons IF B WANT H : ; BR ty bs daha py uke Sounraraad os. we Rage. | ¥ (Continued from Page One.) measures ,parried thrusts against Gonna Dap tvh erga Ren HS Some OF '* ON HIS CHW = CIKE 1 ties, which seemed to indicate that overnment and answered inter. ADVICE AN! Acacias bees “This, SPARKY, LET Me SHow You » 1 he was ho'd'ng his own, had not ations from the floor. A lithe. oe Saad pcg ah eh as n Prepared the public for the news of | sliin figure of a man, scarcely five] ean ee oUnerT TN EARS, a: his comparatively rapid decline cet in he’ghth, with a bristling SoaRky, ALL IT AEEDS Is There has not che, bright, active eyes, and stermined-set to his mouth and , he was at 1 hard-headed yet been time for 1 funeral arrangements, but there ts T every reason to believe !t was Mr h Bonar, Law's wish to be buried as teh business 1 In addition, a ‘simply as he lived. he was something of an orator k POWERFUL IN quick of thought and speech, using h y n EUROPEAN POLITICS. short, sharp sentences that often Andrew Bonar Law, one of the|Smacked of that bitter, cutting most powerful figures in political | Sarcasm for which he was famouks Europe preceding, during and imme-| It was his persistency that Giately following the World war, be-| Drought about the evacuation of came prime minister of England Iipoll, of ill-starred Dardanelles October 23, 1922, upon the resigna-| Campaign fame and the removal of tlon of David Lloyd George—last of | more than 100,000 surviving British the famcus war premicrs and of the | S0ldiers from an untenable position. blamed Bonar Law as “the one man in his private car. He then des- for the purpose of demoralizing his ney tariff places a high duty of eight First saw invented by a Greek, it =| “Big Four" at Versailles to step| His services as government leader i. acwu tom ottics the House of Commons, a more 6 3 A difric and thankless position than “a fests 3 seeded es des iba that of the leader of the opposition, fey aes pertain ds. Pi d Bonar Law high among his jer ho refused a king's offer to make| illustrious predecessors, Disraell, ; | CONT REMEMBER SOMEDAYS MISTA BNE BYE PLATO, 5 im prime minister. As leader of) Gigdstone, Campbell-Bannerman and MORNIN'! You VOUR FACE. SEEMS 1'M PLaro. 1 WICKER LETS Me a. She Conserys Ove: tie Armee eau ao.) Baltone. 1S eee To ME We AIN'T CHAUFFEURIN' TAKE THE cAR arty in the House 0 8, he oH . w: 4 ge coal bs mie Clacran te News of his retirement due to il! FoR MISTA WALT BEEN INTRODUCED, FOR MISTER WICKER. bp rams me ee ny rag form a cabinet late in 1916, after | health in the spring of 1921, came AIN'T You ? bE er gd os al re BEEN INTRODUCED MS yioya George, then minister of | #5 @ shock to his colleagues and SWELL UMOUSINE. 7 v4 munitions, had forced an issue with | tributes to his work were paid even ia ~—- Premier Asquith and brought about | PY former bitter opponents. Former : the latter's resignation. The po-| Premier Asquith said: “I have for ho —«sMtical’ colleagues of Asquith, how- | ™any years been engaged in giving . be ver, declined to promise adhesi and staking: bldas :tromn iors s Bonar Keine h and believing that a coalition gov- | }@W but they never left any rancor ltd ¢ ernment was essential for the suc-| Pehind them.” Lloyd George, in cessful prosecution of the war,| reading the retiring chancellor's let ld Bonar Law refused the honor | ter of resignation, repeatedly choked EB yiovd George and his famous war | back sobs and expressed the hope y Galina wr thelrente: that his friend might return to his a dau after a prolonged rest. < Often called the “Roosevelt of | iinally the premier, who had been be mogent hscarprat tae See: So courageous and powerful in the vo ous following from all Dartics *n4| conduct of the war, sank back into ig 6 sal walks of life, Bonar aw °-| his seat with a jesture indicating je came chancellor of the exchequer | ii, inability to continue. St under the new premfer and fought fay tide by side with the “Little Weish| Bonar Law's breakdown dated Giant” until the spring of 1921.| ffom shortly before the Paris peace when he was forced to retire be.| Conference of 1919 which he attend- 7 ‘ caitee oe {11 Healthc ed as one of the British delegates. | 5 Although always a champion of | The disposition of Bonar Law to ttn the man he had virtually made| take the most positive stand on ts temier, Bonar Law remained with | fave public questions caused him U his party when the Conservatives, | 80me embarrassment before his first , in’ 1928, met ‘and decided ito witht Peer ran vee ie pated aethe Kevan ce Bonar aid vee :* oe poleroanagenieyt Ant ihe eae meet the rising demana ,~ Dean] asserted, are unable to explain the] SLA BREEN BEEN SOPOT Se \ hold support from the Coalition | Promis ris ceived with deep regret by David department made on ober vy “Bott big increase in butter cons: y overnment. which. tt was felt, haa| ican movement, and when Lord| Lloyd George upon his arrival here. President Obregon and Secretary of eae eae? ee i Pea tee ‘3 eS Se eee | e me > ns ~ Mayor MacSwiney of Cork lay dying, | today. the Treasury Pani. been compelled to impo! 000, out-lived the emergency for which s n n Z ft was created, Despite his failing|® bunger striker in Brixton prison.| News of the passing away of the) Senor De La Huerta reiterated his | Pounds of butter during the year, to} Rotten Row, 7 fashionable | S ato: on ere su health, he was considered the logical | J#™mes Henry Thomas, president of} British statesman was kept from previous assertions that the attack make up the difference between in- Sauseren pecmment -) of London, is) e! % He successor to Lloyd George, and| the Trades Union Congress, repre-| Mr. L'oyd George by his associates on his management of the public| creased demand and increased sup- one ani hale miles tong. | a F * when the king again invited him | Senting 6,500,000 British workers,| until he had finished his breakfast| funds was only a political strategem | Ply—despite the fact that the Ford. | Don’t let constipation poison your blood and to form a ministry, he found no words behind which to couch a re- fusal. He managed to conduct the affairs more than any other who has justi- fied in Ulster and in parliament the spirit of rebellion.” In a speech in patched a message to the daughter of the late Premier and in a state- ment to the press said: candidacy for the presidency. bees ooniaia Consumption of cents a pound on butter.’* Agricultural experts, Mr. Russell! jawbone of a snake. 1s said, who took as his model the} curtail your energy. If your liver and bowels don’t work properly take Carter’s Little Liver Pills today and your trouble will cease. For | } Edinburgh the chancellor prophesied “I have heard the sad news with of his strenuous office for seven | noucm gene = (weary + rc ' enon tha cbeeareihat \beoastn i cabliole at ae Roveanitee pout ae cna sen tinged with relief that b, '$ Hane VaR blotchy skin, lack of appetite and 7 kk m that his health again haa| UY less it was rm" in dealing with | the long and severe suffering has at B G = . Known’ that ‘ln health ‘asain had | unlens vane oe ong severe eueriné Yas et Butter Growing | The High Grade Spread for Bread eRe: ; q was announced that the premier | The desire of Lloyd George and|him shortly before I left for this! 4 a z . Bonar Law to resume trade relations | country and the news certainly was R d Cl tandard Remedy taken A thi t y Ce eee een ie cotingnent | With Russia through the Soviet gov-| not unexpected by me. ap ly, aim) 2 Standard R ly } p ‘was {raminent. A few days later|¢™mment also met with determined| ‘During the last years of the war e By pelitene for. over fi i filed with | Pesistance from Earl Curzon, the|and the first years of peace, we = ifty Years. < } bed Facet pry daeroagl ob eae ESAT ote cretary; Winston Churchill, | worked in closer co-operation and| OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 80—The con- ty f cellor of the exchequer, was named | ‘#en secret for war, and Austin | partnership than probably any two|Sumption of butter in the United) i 7 RN ‘ Chamberlain, chancellor of the ex-| ministers of the crown had eyer| States has increased 160,000,000) @ . pmiccond Him. the epochal perioa | heauer. The difficulty of the situa | worked before. ‘There was hardly a| Pounds in the last twelve months Pure Cocoanut oil —refined Peanut oil churned i | ion was made greater by the atti-]day we did not meet and not a day | ®ccording to Dean H. L. Russell, A Hi like wt X ’ fb Sage SI test Rh joer ane tude of France and America, where | we did not communicate with each| ‘the College of Agriculture of the in sweet sterilized milk—with * A quent to the ending of hostilities, | ‘bere was much opposition to the}other and interchange views. No| University of Wisconsin. necessary salt—that’s all > Sis ‘eoveinment.of Bonar Law was | Srcab plan, man counld wish for a more loyal, ‘The production has shown an in : eclipsed in tmportance, although it} Bonar Law was born in New | Sagactous and helpful partner in the| Crease of 100 million in a year, to jeoneonene! 4 dealt with several problems of great | Brunswick, Canada, September 16,|t!mes of emergency. SOE SESE UR ee wi domestic and international magni-| 2858, the son of the Rev. James| “‘Although we had serfous political . tude. Among these was the Irish a Mt. aa Ss New Brunewick., In yh that severed co-operation HURRY!. THEY ARE GOING FAST! e: ‘question, the French invasion of the y_youth he was taken to Glas-| during the past year, our friendship R f S: le Suit: Y ‘Ruhr Valley, which placed England | £°W Where he attended high school | "ever broke and we met just a few OWS Of Sample suits or: in an extremely delicate position: and finally became bookkeeper for | (ays before I left for these shores. ALL SIZES ALL STYLES ALL WOOL th the funding of the American debt, | 2" fron firm. Later he was made a/| It fills me with sadness to think I ef and the difficulties with Soviet Rus.|™ember of the concern and when |shall never meot him again.” $16.50 $25.00 he retired from business to enter DERE ar Sis * Gfubsects in the Near ant. | Politica was one of the biggest tron| Ff! yo jf ti f JAKE T TAILOR ectatermn with few pottticar | ™erchants of Scotland, Golf and Pltanation o ul : Wyatt Hotel Basement Phone 802 G enemies, the career of Toner Law | Chess were his favorite recreations. i ” I. i ace Nine years before his election to M ingular. Hi a2 y f By wes ales Hel was 42° yS0r8/ OC |S gtatat! kel maasclad es ATID exican Loan 5 successful Glasgow tron merchant | Pitcairn Robley of Glasgow. who e) died in 1909. Four children were D 1 P. ; d h be bi dd ed ted | «ho had been born and educated "| horn to them, two sons and two) VELAY £ TOMIsSEe IF THIS DOESN’T APPEAL TO YOU, ¥ British parliament began with his| (Aushters, Can) sanantere Teebete. lection in 1900 Unionist yecame the bride ‘of Sir.” Gerieral EHTS 1 ee eee itriaee dtvhtion at Gluten | Frederick Sykes in London in 1920.| MEXICO CITY, Oct. 80—Adolto | gq. “Phillips” P. J Blackfriars ion of Glasgow , Vie ta uartas £0, y illips’” — Protect y' Strong for tariff reform, he soon be- sons, Anthony and Lieutenant ” irmer secretary of Y D. t ‘di 9 bi came noted for his clear reasoning | ©: T- Bonar Law were lost in the oe treasury in a statement, prom- our Doctor and Yourself “© made parliamentary secretary of the ranged int Now. ane, are ie ees Milk of Magnesia," the A Guoine cater Board of Trade. Later he suc » GEC R pomed anes ng the | original Milk of Magnesia prescribed oice Assortment Of 4 : cessively became leader of th R OCOUNTRYMAN mcr ges of the Lamont-De La|by physicians for fifty years. Ac is Unionist, or Opposition party in the PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 80.—Wora| [iuerts Pr spestessic bed flotation fol-| cept only the genuine “Phillips,” 7 4 A BD UegpestoeNocantas iarctiery, al = jouing the recognition of Mexico| 25-cent bottles, also larger alze, Y —in the making now! | gtate for the Colonies, chancellor tad not been made. The statement {contain directions and uses—any oung = the exchequer, lord of the privy seal, ~ 2 reply to the charges] drug store.—Advertisement. 9 and finally premier. 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