Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1924, Page 5

- » SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1924. t oere ~~ WARFARE AFTER EIGHT ARE SHOT rent of feeling and tension evident on every hand before the troops ar- rived. The appearance of the armed sol- diers had it's effect, however, as the masses of people broke and drifted away. In less than an hour all the streets were cleared. ‘WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. (United Press).—Federal health offices were ordered tonight to confer in Los Angeles to assist local authorities in combatting the pneumonic plague there, Acting Surgeon General White of the United States Public Health ser- vice, who issued the instructions, said reports to him indicated the malady to be one of the most dead- to medical flaming through the town. {y There was an ominous under cur- JOHN M. WHISENHUNT WANTS ECONOMY IN CITY GOVERNMENT ~— An old tall and a taxpayer here, John M. Whisenhunt is a candidate for re-election as councilman from ~.» Ward No. 1. For the past 15 years “he has been a resident. of this city. he judged the plague had been con- fined to Mexican-quarters, which past experience of the health ser- vice has shown to be ideal places for the disease to ravage. Get‘ Millions " last five years has headed an auto- mobile sales company which is both large and prominent in the local mo- tor. world. 3) Mr. Whisenhunt is now serving ‘for the second time on the council. Following the death of Mayor Black- 3 more he acted as head of the city “government. During the year he has © been president of the municipal law makers body, . His platform for re-election is based on his record of “economical and progressive business administra- tion.” He sa; “I have worked hard at all th for the interests = of. the taxpayers and am for this = city, first, last and always.” oe antebs waar lead © YESNESS MAKES READY OA MAMMOTH SILE Promise of « record-breaking “fondle 0) Denver by Harry Yesness, locally and. nationally known as “The Man Barrel. Mr. Yesneas left last night and will probably be gone a week. > . ; ‘He 1s after one of the largest and most complete stocks of mién’s wear in Denver. The deal is pending and in all probability’ his stay at the Colorado capital will result in Cas- per reveling later on in a remark- abl ower of “the real’ goods” in men’s clothing, and at real bargain prices. , sete —_——__ ‘SAY OUT FOR RE-ELECTION “old time” can- om didates who rely upon their record 000, in the office to which they hope for |®ut Crawford Failey (heiow) und nib studying was left them by Fulley ¢ that his record clearly entitles him to re- Haute, Ind —___—_ election, = Soreacorece = CHEVENNELAD this city grow from its infancy, His total period of residence here in a elght years, and in that time he has STRUCK BY c ‘AR always been in close connection with public life. Mr, Jay is a thoroughly Ukeable man personally and has scores of friends in this city and in Natrona county. Since 1921, Mr, Jay has been presi- dent of the State Assessors associa- 4 of Wyoming and has been ‘oughly successful in the fulfill- .ent of his duties in this capacit: Mr. Jay js a thoroughly experience: , assessor and promises Casper an- other term of fair and square deal- ing-in all matters pertaining to the| son, 17 years of age. The + ccident office if he is re-elected. was unavoidable, police inyestiga- 4 —Political Advertisement. ti realed. ¢ en strack Inte today by an auto- mobile griven by Miss Lucille Peter- J. N. WELLS ’ PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE FOR JUSTICE OF THE. PEACE DISTRICT NO. 1 (All North of Northwestern R. R. Tracks) Aman who will discharge the duties of the office with fairness and justice to everybody —Political Advertisements Dibarencnerspevchhes tewadncenned bderobideebeeciee hye dghistasbddes ( GRLAMANALAATNALAISCROAS DLO LE RAO ERRE SEE EEA ASE MAAS LE GGa es Cheb i etenbpt eeeenbr Serene bese bpendegn ess dre tt iveenbl - Me. ES SENATOR WARREN bility of casting a vote in favor of that which will best insure for them the growth and prosperity of this community. It is not a political problem. Common sense and fair judgment will prompt citizens to do the only business-like thing for them. selves and their bor. Opponents of Senator Warren are attempting to mislead the people-as to the facts and endeavoring to minimize his efforts in behalf of this project for their own selfish political fortunes and regardless of the community good. Shall we allow them to fool us—to the injury of our home and business owners— to the detriment of our permanent growth and development? Keep in mind that it is only within the past two or three years that our Natrona county oil fields have been entirely opened up and thereby so increased the funds for reclamation purposes that our equities for the first time have ‘grown so strong as to overcome the former barrier of a Hoag acer high cost per a for our irrigation project. Keep in mind also that last winter for the first time a fact finding com- mittee reported to the president that no project in the country could be completed under $100 per acre, thereby our project at $130 to $140 per acre feasible when coupled with our strong equities arising from our enormous’ oil royalties to the government. Has Senator Warren been idle since these things came to pass? He has not. You know he has not. You know that the head of the reclamation service has been here; that he is an old Wyoming man—our first state engi- neer—a life-long friend of Senator Warren and a friend of our community, You know reclamation engineers are even now at work on a detailed report to submit to con; in December next; that despite the threats—the pleas Nebraska for all our weiter. Dr. Elwood Mead, the reclamation head, has set aside 150,000-acre feet of water for North Platte projects in Wyoming. But what of the future? How can we provide for the com, pletion of that which is begun, which means so much to us all? Can we do it with two Democratic senators or shall we return Senator Warren as the capable, the experienced, the loyal senator to represent us if President Coolidge is our next president. There is little doubt of the re-election of President Cool- idge. This will mean for another four years a Republican sec- retary of the interior and a Republican reclamation ‘commis. sioner. Senator Wharren’s re-election will definitely clinch for Wyoming, Natrona county and Casper a definite program for the completion of the Casper-Aleova irrigation project. With- out Senator Warren at his post and with a Republican admin- istration, what attention would they pay to a~green Demo. cratic senator from Wyoming? What attention would he com- mand from a Republican secretary of the interior or Republi. can reclamation commissioner? ‘Wyoming already has in the United States senate a Demo- cratic representative in Hon. John B. Kendrick to represent the state even if Mr. Davis might be elected. If;Senator War- ren is not returned however, who will speak for Wyoming and our project ‘in the senate to a Republican administration with hope of success? Not another Democratic senator, certainly. There is no logical reason why the people of Wyoming should not exercise common horse sense in the selection of its repre- sentatives at Washington. Surely we of Natrona county will not fail to do so by voting for Senator Warren and Congress. man Winter. The people of Casper and vicinity will not sacrifice their future to gratify the political ambition of one of, appointed office holders -but will vote in overw! poe in support of its own interests ane needs, dis To Vote for Michael F.Ryan for JUDGE Mark the Non- artisan Ballot As Indicated P Belowa, ICHAEL F. RYAN |X| REPUBLICAN NOMINEE cs COUNTY COMMISSIONER — VOTE FOR NATRONA COUNTY’S OWN NOMINEE For JUDGE Mr. Ryan's sterling integrity, his business, social and . * homelife, marks him as a gentleman pre-eminently quali- fied to fill the position of judge. Natrona and Fremont ‘Counties are indeed fortunate to have a man of Mr. Ryan’s unquestioned ability available to decide its legal problems for the next 6 years, 34-years a resident of County - _ * 13 years in stock business. = ae 21 years a taxpayer YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED ON NOV. 4 Ei —Political Advertisement. Sylvester F. Pelton CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION ON - ECONOMIC TICKET FOR A Vote for MR. RYAN Is a Vote for the * INTEGRITY of OUR COURTS | Councilman From Third Ward — “ECONOMIC BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION? This ad paid for by Natrona County citizens who favor the candidacy of Michael F. Ryan for District Judge. General Election November 4 a —Political Advertisement, haha hh ahhh hdd hdd ddd hdd ddd ddd titted dk dded ded ddedd de ddedhdhdhdddidd hd hth aht at ct at abate abl abata —Political Advertisement. rt CLPLLLLLELBELM EME MA Ah oe Ohh hhh hhh hk de hkhidi hid had Lhe bh hhh hhh hdd dk