Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1924, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. GEN. DAWES IS(AFOLLETTELOSING GROUND IN LITERARY DIGEST S oTRAW VOTE CONFID ENT OF . 0. P. VICTORY All Doubt Removed of Electorate, Rep Says; Hughes ‘Regarding Verdict ublican Nominee in Baltimore WILMINGTON, Del., no longer is there any questio’ Oct. 24.—The declaration that n as to the decision of the American electorate on November 4, was made by Charles G. Dawes today as he carried his speaking campaign as Republican Vice presidential, candidate into the. Metro- politan area of New York. “The issue made by those opposed to the existing order of things has been caught up in the hearts and consciences of the gréat mass of ms triotic cftizens of the country,” sald, “and there is no question nt that decision will be, It will be for | the American flag, representing what the American flag represents at present.” { POLICY. ORE, Méd., Oct. 24. — ng before an audience w the Lyric theater to the Secretary of State Hughes ight made a vigorous defense of the administration's foreign policy in reply to criticisms of his department by the Demo- eratic and independent presidential candidates. Asserting that the “third party” had charged the government with making “secret commitments” Mr. Hughes declared ‘the contra readily shown by our withdra from Santo Domingo and our con- stant endeavors as illustrated by the cant held in Washington of the tral American republics, to promote their peace and stability.” ‘The secretary denied that this gov- ernment is negotiating concessions - American citizens, adding that of American arms is nev- the fulfillment of for s.” The rela ates with the » he said, er been’on so good a foot: today. " Coolidge + is king the Democratic party ‘ng the Washington con: m limitation of armaments,” ared that John d to depreciate tion of this work,” he leaders y had ac. for ‘ig com his own dep which the Washington . he declared, Great Brit- n for the first time acceded toa definite naval equality with another power. Asserting that it ‘Is constantly ap- parent that the center of attack of cur oppents, with respect to’ for eign ralations is that the govern- ment has not joined the league of nations,” Mr. Hughes said the league is not an issue in this campaign. Concluding with an assertion of his belief that “the outlook is for prosperous times at home,” Mr, Hughes said that “‘evesy uncertain. ty that now exists can be removed by the election of Presfdent Cool-} Diamond Ring Special $67 to $87 We offer this week a very choice selec- tion of clear, blue- white stones of more than usual lustre—in a fine selection of white gold mountings. On Systematic Payments These rings cannot be bought better for cash. They are a special lot, recentl mounted, carefully selected, with a slight variation in size. No better val- ues anywhere, ame ‘Ayres Jewelry Company 133 S. Center St. “Where you will event+ ually buy.” SUES Shir: PSII Sted eed Hay Grain Salt Cotton Cake Chicken Feeds Choice Alfalfa and Wheat G Hay Carload Our Specialty Casper Warehouse Co. » Phone 27 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE AMERICAN IN MEXICO SLAIN WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.—Eugene Mareus Barnes, from Waco, Texas, was killed by Mexican bandits on the road near La Palma, Vera Cruz, according to dispatches received to- day by the state department. The American embassy in Mexico City has been instructed to take the matter up with the Mexican foreign office and to ask for suitable repar- ation. PAIR HELD ON FEDERAL CHARGE IN AUTO CASE CHEYENNE, yo., Oct. 24.—Ce- 41 Peterson and Edward C. Collins, rrested at Rawlins recently on a charge of having transported a sto- len automobile inter-state, from Cal- ifornia to Wyoming, have been brought to the county jail here, to await action by the November grand jury of the United States district cout (Continued from Page One) and Coolidge that it may be put in the doubtful column. “California, with its present vote of 76,049 for Coolidge, to.65,050 for LaFollette, may also, to avoid argu- ment, be considered doubtful: “The Digest figures, ‘of course, ap- peal very differently, as to their probable accuracy, according asthe observer is on che Republican or Democratic side, of ‘the _ political fence. The Democratic National Campaign committee, we are inform- ed, has gone so far as to send out several dispatches attacking the ac- curacy of-the poll. “Democratic editors throughout the country argue that ft over-esti- mates the Republican strength by anywhere from 10 to 33:1-3 per cent. Few Republican publicists, appar- ently, believe that it under estimates Republican chances. “Taking Mr. Coolidge’s vote by states and lopping off a third, as a critic suggests, straight down the Ust a slightly different story is told in the returns of 2,300,000 votes tab- ulated herewith. “Coolidge would lose California, Nevada, and South Dakota to LaFol- lette; Maryland, Missourl, Oklahoma and West Virginia to Mr. Davis. This would reduce his present indicated vote in the electoral college by 65, still leaving a total of more than 300, however, witgonly 266 required for election. “This general situation is, . of course, calculated to give the Repub- licans much comfort, but it is put forward by The Digest purely as a news venture, “Mr. Davis is, of course, shown by the present returns to be on a practical equality with LaFollette tn actual number of votes received, and very far ahead in electoral yotes. “The argument that polls and oth- er political news should be suppress- ed because they hurt the prospects of one or the other of the political Parties does not, naturally, find fa- vor with the party shown to be in the lead, and, if Mr. Davis happen- ed to be leading the poll, it is a qu tion whether an these Dirccon writers would think it so bad and sad. he “The striking recent gain of the Democratic candidate recalls the, frequent claim of Mr. Davis’ cham pions that the Democratic camp i throughout the country was late ig] getting started, and may be expectj ed to develop its full strength on! on the eve of election.” how large slippers’ at. $5.98. - per cu SS It’s all coffee. 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