Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 19, 1924, Page 12

f FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1924. z PAGE TWELVE. Che Casper Daily Cridune ‘ 9 KL LL the duty of every ex-service man to|fought, suffered aud sacrificed to| driver of the speeding car did not gy j i participate in the political activities |Preserve—the government of the|check his speed after striking the of his nation, state, county and city,| United States of America, man and escaped without ‘any wit- in order that our own and succeed-| “‘We apparently have our. choice} ness of the accident having noted ing generations shal have accom-| between Calvin Coolidge and Charies| the number of his license. Lake sus- : . plished a much-needed and most|Bryan who sees some hidden mon-| tained 2 comminuted fracture of the e worth-while endeavor. ster in Defense day and still be-| right leg, much flesh was torn from: “All the lessons which our service |!leves in the mililon automatic] one of his hands and he eh be in- j H re with the colors taught us through|S8Pringers-to-arms. It calls for vig-| ternally injured. @ : : |] [bitter experience,” said the doctor,{°Tous. and immediate action. Our aa F : “aro being. discarded, and ridiculed|ct!ve participation in this election| Cai the Tribnne for highway to- ree by pacifists, and threaten to be|!8 the only possible answer. formation. P . og 4 |Worse than forgotten. Those who — Mia CHILL a; ‘ . Se were disloyal then have their heads : DON’T LET YOUR HIDE up again and are afield preaching \ COLD ‘ 2 A and fostering discontent. ; Summertime * : : oid “Strange men haye actually been i : Air Service Is Latest ait ron? arent atatee to the inten Satisfaction u % tes senate on no more stable a ; that’s the story e platform than promises to change } To Urge Reduction the constitution of the United States N UCOA e n —to take away, for example from ¥ In War Vessels. ine Supreme court the very author-| CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept, 19. — A ty which has given our government | John Lake, a filling station employe, = its stability and balance. It fs high| is in serious condition from injuries deli ofiavor RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME TO GET x By ROBERT 7, SMALL. time that “republican service men | sustained when he was struck and and_firmness under TOT T 3 ar ight, 1924, Casper Tribune.) and women enter upon some pro-| dragged by a speeding car while glv- summer heat IN HAT NEW. me HINGTON, Sept. ies sent ee preserve what Americans | ing service to an automobile drawn I 4 Poor old sescte piven nation ps since this country was formed have up beside the filling. station. ‘Th eevee has been “jun! 7 bi: Every time anybody does a stunt : in the air these days, the poor old : . ‘ battleship gets it in the neck. It|By NEA Airmail Servico— > 7 was the same way when the sub-) Yyieutenant Leigh Wade's fglks from Cassopolis, Mich., were on hand marine fizst began to prow! the} +, welcome him when tho ‘round-the-world flyers arrived in Chicago, Here A ARRAY, /Cepttis OF) ths “ocean: they are seen looking skyward as the planes circled above the ficld. t The underwater boats were be-| From left to right are his sister, Ethel; his father, William M. Wade, and be Meved to have doomed the big fight-| another sister, Anna Gertrude. ¥ ing craft to an inglorious oblivion. * But the battle boats survived that ° attuck and aaval officers declared feito ine ow ates] REPUBLIGAN SERVICE LEAGUE o any navies at all, the heavily belted ED MEATS AND PROVISIONS : : WHOLESALE AND RETAIL \ "BEEF DOLD HAMS AND BACON Round Steak They Will Be Sold to the Trade at tr capital ships will always have first bye AM ee te WHOLESALE PRICES . ” tt pla Sirloin Steak —____ bese: ; While you are down town walk an extra fi © The adyocates of the airplane T-Bone Steak Dold Niagara Sugar Cured Skinned Yi Gat i x have taken their cause to the White Shack Cnis seas Hams, 1b) ees woe? block out of the high rent district and put te House and while President Coolidge h ) ute 2 ae 8 1 terling Standard Skinned ; ‘ 4 fag lent & sympathetic ear to thelr! 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Rib Roast Pure Lard, Ib. fe fase ees TP -4 t other Gry soe Were bert, ByeTopidn, ‘NM. 1, 0f Tiverton. | “A national committee—the active 7 asi en som be eon told this] Ws. - HR Cote oa functioning leaders of movement Rump Roast PORK oe ti success of the round| Tonkin is)w falgihgs be or m1 < y de . | the world ‘ight. of the Amerleans [of "Wyomitg Whera ho has resided |coMPosed Of one or more outstand: lM Plate Boil --.---..-._--_- --8c | Pork Shoulder Steak_-_----_.__20c o h ld fight he Ame i ing-republican service men from ‘ fs has proved that navies are iipaatate, | (oF 0807/7 Meee Helle ® Veteran of! sich -etate—to, include <All service Pork Shoulder Roast_--_-----_i7i 2c *. h that the airplane rules the military |the Spanish-America war, the i; |men nominees of the pa Ls Pork Shoulders 15c < F . ° »0s- | ippl surrection, and the world z 0 ep Mitiat wet AR Tos 5 . ft world and that. it would be timpoa:|tnpine -tnsuerestion, jands the worl wenato or house of repr VEAL Pork Loin Roast______________28e¢ Of these beautiful plaid backs. 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Values up to $45.00. bara 4 : purpose and object of our aniza: | COMpos of congressional district a a ar “ Fj : : s8 ¥ Navy ° up in arms over| (ote not wchot, and-we are. wil chairmen plus state members of na-|M Veal Short Cuts eT ret: Oysters; direct ‘from Beare a While the selection is complete—get yours, & woat th term the presumption of > ve" k eople | Uonal committee. 7, i Steak SEN eran | 2 att ae. Sebeheeaieeeteheetteretetetoek | . + j ir tho army and its fyers. ‘They want| ME 9 pave them Known to people! ‘en tomitteo. | | Veal Rib Steak__ goownnaaa==-20e Frosh Fish and Poultsy Every Day The price is.your choice- m to know what would have happened | Srerauy” peu county chairmen. 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Ae 4 select its teaa.|/##tlons in all of the counties of the Eggs and etc. Ship your products to us. \ edge appreciates the wonderful] 110 a0 choose and select its leaa-| state and every effort will be made : strides that h been made in the °"snP fae Se mae by the service league to bring about u air since the World war. ‘The navy] ‘etl Mfe of our generation, | lene election’ of the national’ ticker al ¢ Atself has done some wonderful fly-| 6 Gnecitish eerie tae good gov. | tte congressional ticket, and county a aeaak Sa B fficers, | 6 2 a ing, Hundreds et bQuamiaierse alr] crnment rather than for, personal wad dltyigte Sere te malls red OFFICE AND PLANT NEW PUBLIC MARKET BRANCH tt lors of a signle Ife. Many alr} “4yancement or Seana iene ana|t® endeavor to. secure the nominu- Cor. H and Durbin Cor. Second and Beech Streets af pioblems gave been worked out. maasayaene mil ae aan andes, {ton of trustworthy and: able men Phone 12 Phone 2540 fo ry regards the airplane as} standing and vision of the problems |°"4 Micah tren ae i oe ti nd an asset to the fleet, {of the service men and women and m r than a menace, Plane particularly of those disabled in de- 9, i) nowadays for “spotting” for|fense of the nation. MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S oc the big guns. Hovering above the “To insure by adequate defense hy fleet, the planes observe and direct] and universa d equal conscription s¢€ by radio the se of the guns and]in time of w not only of men's ve S repcert the hit It would be entirely lives, but c , labor, and all the be a possible for a ship to fire at and] nation’s rsour the preservation > a hit an unseen target, so long of righteous pe for all the world, THE EXTRA PAIR DOUBLES THE WEAR w the planes, were serving as “eyes “To bring to ourselves and sue. a It 1s the navy's; plan that the! ceeding generations a vivid realiza New fall and winter styles, new patterns, new oe fleet shall be accompanied by its|tion of the privileges and responsi shades in hard-finished worsteds, featuring with 2-pair pants. $25 | OTHERS AT $20.00—$30.00 and $35.00 nes as well as its destroyers.| bilities that These planes not only observe, but| these United would be used for protection a 3 attacks by hostile planes, ‘Th advocates appear to overlook the fact that in actual warfare the plane would not be 2ble molested over a fleet bomb at will. It would hy its way through defending forces. It Is but natural that there should be rivalry between the army «and navy. ch service would like to S09 itself clevated above the other and nowadays when appropriations are dwindling the situation has de veloped almost into a fight for life, The air officers ha citizenship — in 3 of America TOMORROW A Beauty In Four Materials BLACK KID, PATENT, SATIN OR SUEDE VISITORS whe know Los Angeles will tell you that, despite its excel- “The Charmer” @ contended from time to time that ‘the plane lence of service and cui- has doomec armies along with rt rd battieships, hut old infantry and ar-| {SiN Gates Hotel rates a| vrata Watran Tasee Nite eat of other good hotels. We know that this is really an excep- will be decided on man power and Centrally located—easily tional slipper at this pe see AS not on the number of airplanes. No! {and quickly accessible to price. ey go on sale tomorrow. \ For the men who toil, one lot of these high grade, subs e for ne Infantr; has ye! *, . been found. and i ‘iy not _belleved RATES Shon doe ten Day The “Charmer” in soft dull kid is in- lenabetibier is se 8 orase deer cee wath corpie Soles, Goodyeng any will be found for many years to deed nifty, Comfortable as can be i welts—many armiy lasts. Think of your feet, trad era es alep iaeap ga 2rd Ce ssam eee hetet panepement. too. Has apron cut out front strap of 4 . Mister, let me shoe you. Values to $6.50. Enough pdms ined det oe laa Pe * >RI lack ; Be sure and see this slipper in pliable saving on these to fill your dinner pail for a good | uncomfortable,” but no air force black patent. Leather, Spanish type Tae wats : hile th goo ever is likely to take a city. heels, with rubber tips. black patent. Patent is “it” for fall, many times. . While they last Navy men are inclined to look Sizes 8 to 8. Widths A to D 98 you know. Has moderately rounded upon the world flight as an admir- toes and moderate Spanish type heels, “Satin ig so dressy’? everybody. says Its apron front strap is of black suede. é Sizes 3 to 8. and the “Charmer” in lustrous satin is j $ especially so. Looks like ten dollar Widths A to D____- The & 4.98 able “stunt” and a fine ‘adyertise- ment for the air forces of both ser- vices. But when it comes to arg ing that the long trail of the ari anes over sea and desert “doomed” the battleship, the navy footwear you’ll say. Has black suede sets on its hind legs and howls os° © front strap effect. Rubber ti Xmnong other things, it im amered|] Cities Service P bber_ tipped ; that a battleship could have circum Spanish type leather heels. Sulvigated the! globe)/"in- lees time Company 8 to8. Widths A to D___ $4.98 . that it took the flyers to make the nen! $4.98 Wiggin’s ECONOMY SHOE BASEMENT journey. ; Of a slightly different pattern but on (pacmnitont Coolidge sie bard ine 7% Convertible Gold the same last and shape, we have the waged new in congress this winter Debenture Bonds “Charmer” in fine black suede. Is and then the president may have 7 trimmed tastefully with black patent. something to say ile feels : the Series “D” Due 1966 Has moderately rounded toes and forces, so refuses to get excited. Each $1000 Bond ms aT NEAR DEATH) © 7.25% ce ” ‘: DENVER, Colo., Sept..19 x 3 B. Allen, 24, of Cheyenne ».|]| Address inquiries to our Cas, The Char er : i ike ing, wa sported near ¢ at |] Per representative, Mr, R.. W, m ie. Fetter omas h celts hi Frye, P. O, Box No. 1217 Price the result of a beating administered ‘ to him Tuesday night by two high jen at Nineteenth and Market Public Service Co 10.5 streets. They robbed him of $5. “Your money’s Worth or Your Money Back” Py Allen showed fight and in the melee Of Colorado ‘ he was kicked. The blow fractured PP + 260 St. 2 rib which plerced his lung. No ar- Securities Department South Center rests have been made, _ HH