Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1923, Page 14

206 3LE-~ NSTRATE * BELGtas ~ AFTER ee cm Erte] (ih) Do S $ i ge hs FEN Zz & Cay ZEN 3 HIS MORNING EXCHANGE cPEW: c PROMISED To 3IC POWERS HAIR Toate” = THEY WANT Te TMACKS WONT FER DONT Wor BEFORE = my STure The oF ER THE maRKer we THAT WICKER PERSON THINKS HE CAN OME INTO THs 4! AND HAVE EVERYTHIN IM WITHA rr) MIS. OWN Ww. MRS. BLOSS oo 6OT ANOT GUESS. COMIN CINE a U. USE BIG GATHERING Over 2,000 Expected To Attend Annual Meet in N. Y. NEW YORK, 5 nin INE NS t as {United elopment Nov. rapid hydroelec der conservati other fields, ¥ than fif before the , indus. nomist eoting. } gineers Another A bestowed upon F of New ¥ Premium System of Wage Pay ments." The forest " = hear, John W t t of When You C atch C Rub on Musterole Musterole i in its good prevents a col meumoniz the simples. {¢ is r doctors and n sore throat, cc tism, lum chitis, ast pains and a ins, SOF i frosted feet —colk s of all sor To Mothers: Mus sterole fi isnow made in mildér.form for babies and small children,- Ask for Children’s M sterole. ning from Bracadale, Words Fal. 8. enator Frank ppoi ington ly that politic ner Ob to y qui nor Lowden, hig for the position. { politics ith it, uted senator resident here may when nes. nt of next tate seems to ne the Republican party t, and yet, we yonder lement which “has ch ar’s el 1 con’ Magnus Johnson in the will be susceptible Chicago Post, is grinding the poor on vation.” A symposium will the management in the f Boston, J. @ York. n of the Worcester, Better than a mustard plaster wi nt y metho Other addr: be 0, W. ana N, new salt not mistaken, the late ed to the gov- yn very much Presiden ge has talked, at if there has been any material hange in the attitude within the several states in consequence, it not won the front page of any wspaper on our list—Fall River Lesser Politics. correspondent al consider. pstead in the place of mber Manufs “Reforestrat! { Novi .DoYs. Doar GET ONE OF You Witt SIT ON THE EXCITED - he EXPERIMENT with Fator The Opinion of Other Newspapers B. Kellogg, ntment. pvious when former Gov- alified as he But {t fs lesser have anything whch turns to a de- & potential » value in the compll- ment to Minnesota from the stand- ection. The vincing that is friendly to whether the osen to put Kellog, and place of Ne!- to the flat- conferring ambassadorial rs and a chance to wear knee eches on a man whom it reject- The Rude Huskers. The way in which wicked capital} farmer out be held before metal-work- &, Wood-working and textile indus-| Speakers will include HB. H. | R, T, Kent nd W. L. Prof, C. M. Maas., Poly- 1 explain at sersion the 4 of measur- esses at this) Boston, Ann R. Gibson, .tA. Taylor, | iF CALL IN Your JOCKEY, SUN SHIME La or ~— Che Casper Daily Cridune Rus tT In By Billey De Beck in A FEW MOMENTS, ~ GENTLEMEN, You Wile SEE STARTUNG RESUCTS- “BELGIAN HAIR ToNtc” NEVER MISSES (7 Witte Do Now DON! DENY IT, * Photo, taken at Empire race track, shows Zev, with Sande up, win- up, in the Autumn Championship Stakes event. Immediately after the race, Zey was shipped to Latonia, to meet My Own for the world’s three: year-old championship, West is suggested by a dispatch from Omaha which says that corn husk- ers—not usually considered capital ists but lkely soon to be—are de manding 10 per cent of the value of corn for husking {t, and are making from $8 to $10 a day. Thetr wages before the war were from $2 to $3 per day. Just how to Unk this situation up with the Wall street profiteers, we leave to be explained to them by such men as the agricultural bloc of western senators may pick out widently the farmer will cry out gainst the outrage of capital in such a shameful case, but we fail to see how it can be Inked up with the malefactors of Wall street.— Hartford Courant. Placing Responsibility, There seems to be a spreadin tendency to blame federal enforce. ment for all failures of prohibition. healthful heat for old ornew Radiator heat—clean, pure, healthful—with- | isfactorily enforced. iv mR. TAKEN A SHINE TO MRS. BLOSSOM, Bx? 6OSHI THAT BUNCH 4Ru ~I00IG WICKER AgoUT BLOSSOM AND THEVWE LAIDOFF Oo Me! THs 15 CETTING SERIOUS? ISS i BEY LLL, ‘This ts both unjust and unreason- able. A share of responsibility for enforcement ts with congress. Fed- eral enforcement cannot go further} than congress has authorized and provided for {t to go. Another share of responsibility is with the states. ‘The central. government cannot en- |force prohibition fully without co- [operation of the commonwealths. Another—and perhaps the largest— share of responsibility is with the people. Without cooperation of the | majority prohibition cannot be sat- Srities of fed. aii Fay 4 ont the inconvenience or expense of a base | ment heating system. | Bvery radiator is a | complete heating and ventilating unit. You may light one or ail. Heats with warm air instead of water or steam. All fumes pass out through the vant. Let our heating man explain the economical POTTER system and quote prices. Enterprise Construction Co. ©. 'T. Pluckhahn, Rep. 1841 South David St, Casper Phone 1287;W | eral enforcement evidently have;Now we read a failed to realize this division of re-| Buenos Aires telling us that all the sponsibility or have shut thelr eyes big British and American packers to it in an effort to avoid an unpleas-|there have been forced to suspend ant sight—Washington Post, operations because of the law. more farmers and their political The Folly of Tt. are continuin, Z to advocate govern- The Roman Emperor Julian tn the! ment action to fix the price of wheat. fourth century A. D. promulgated a! jt js folly, It could not work.—Chi- law fixing the price of grain. It| cago Tripune, promoted a rebellion, Charlemagne - aid likewise in the ninth century, eka, with similar faflure. The republic Are They? of Argentina passed a law this year| ‘The New York City Federation of uum price for_cattle.| Women's clubs, in a convention of QUICK QUAKER cooks in Y2 the time of coffee! Quaker Oats now comes in 2 styles—regular Quaker Oats, the kind you've always known, and QUICK QUAKER. Quick Quaker makes oats the quickest brealo fast dish. Cooks perfectly in 3 to 5 minutes = scarcely longer than simple toasted bread. Same plump oats as regular Quaker Oats, the kind you’ve always known. Cut before flaking, rolled very thin and partly cooked. And these small flakes cook faster—that’s the only differ- ence. All the rich Quaker fiavor. All the good of hot breakfasts quick! Today, try Quick Quaker, dispatch from} Auditors and sin! agents in the American northwest DUBOIS Rooms MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1923 1,400 delegates representing 364 or-; ganizations, has adopted resolutions | condemning the repeal of the Mull- an-Gage act and pledging coopera- tion in the genuine enforcement of prohibition. ‘That is what the country general- ly expected of women when proht- bition was made a part of the con- stitution. The drys said that they ‘would have the support of every wife, mother and aister In the land. ‘The wets made but feeble rejoinder. And yet— ‘When the New York state election of 1922 came along and prohibition was one of the livest of the issues, what happened? In this city, th home of these 384 women's clubs, wet candidate, Al Smith, polled 756- 000 votes and the dry candidate, Gov- ernor Miller, polled only 277,000 votes. Is it possible that women vote one way in the open convention and the other way in the secret booth?— New York Hera'd. Armistice Ends, Fighting Starts MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Nov. 4. Advices received here today are to the effect that the armistice signed by the president of the state of Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil, and the rev- olutionary forces had been broken and hostilities renewed. The ar mis‘tce was to have run until Nov. 7, peace negotiations to have been carried on meanwhile. The revolutionary forces attacked , AUDITORS C, H. 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