Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. “ALL SET FOR THE G COMPLETION OF GLADSTONE Is have the support of the order. and Dr. Craleton B. McCulloch, Frank C. Dailey and Frederick Van aa Nuys; both former United ‘States erat, who has denounced ob paige : ode. today. | on ; district attorneys have been retain- Speen ee ‘ : ag =i ; ea by the Democratic hap apest PROHIBITION PARTY ee acters, 2 2 . = ‘ 5 > tit ‘ane cde diana police court action to pre- OF + “e NT IN: pea sonar eereee | 3 rot roche ms ge | tae ¥ history closed with final appeals to} vote. Z a > MEY ‘ \clals. The Ku Klux Klan a qT i voters in Virtually every precinct of — : ae BEA poner eee is. Tlaminant issue in| A dozen photographs will the state. James 3. Ferguson,| «4} 7 ; the-gubernatorial contest between Ed|a dozen puzzling gift problems . ‘TLANTA, Ga—Georgia ' . ‘eo 303,—Adv, speaking for his wife, Mrs. Miriam | ¢he problem of 1 $ i e008 ca | Bell's Studio, phone 1303. ‘A. Ferguson, Democratic nominee ty" coder te aueet te siacteral : to Be ; loomed. Jackson, Republican, conceded ————— for governor, was: scheduled for a} toy three candidates ..for | ter 2 : , =< : = - = final plea at Temple, the Ferguson home town. Dr. George C. Butte, Republican gubernatorial candidate will speak at Mexia and Corsicana. Progress of City During Year Near.End Shows Remarkable Building Program Com- pleted in Last 12 Months. ST. PAUL, Minn.—Forcasts of a ong Bo Fae soar oh vee cr's progress during the pastare all fitted out with soft easy anee ree eeea ie tne weating praia Sr ia tae RS ic a reaches an imposing climax in| cKatrs, rugs of the finest quality,| hireau's prediction of a cold clear mpletion of the new Gladstone | and should prove exceedingly popu-| aay, t First and Center streets. | lar. f The builders of the edifice have] Those in charge of the culinary given to this city and to Wyoming] service at the Gladstone promise} OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.—With the largest building in the state and| Casper a real hotel dining room with|the closing of the campaign in Ok- have paved the way for future Cas-| service that will be second to none.|Inhoma came the predictions by per prosperity by giving state or-| Special evening and Sunday dinners| both Republican and Democratic ganizations every reason for giving] will be featured. state chairmen of victory for both Casper first preference when a con-| Whenever possible material for|the national and state tickets. vention is discussed. the building was purchased.and in- The new owners of the hotel,| stalled by local firms. In many Messrs. Smith and Turner, formerly | cases, however, it was necessary to prominently {identified in the drug] so outside of Casper for building business here, have every reason to| material and by carefully reading be proud of thelr new charge and] each advertisement in this Gladstone both are thoroughly optimistic as} Hotel section of the Tribune, it is ve to the future of the enterprise.| possible to determine just what out Hs Seuefe tapiie ant dts ‘ehate, H. K. Fleming, who will manage] side firms contributed to the con-| between Calvin Coolidge and Robert the hostelry is a hote] man of wide] struction. These compapjes unite|M. La Follette. With victory pre- experience and the hotel should} 'n the opinion that Casper’s new| dicted in unequivocal statements by prosper under his guidance. building is a positive credit to this} the Coolidge and La Follette state Just a trifle over a year ago, work | city and state. = campaign managers adherents of Gladstone was begun, - g of ground. Since —, at time, work progressed adily, and while the building NON-CONDUCTOR to have taken considerable time for construction, a walk through it will give the reason. The workmanship and materials are the very best obtainable, and care was not sacrificed to speed in the erec tion. E. N. Miller, the architect and de- signer of the new hotel, deserves eat credit for the finished product Mr. Milleg has laid the plans for many other Casper and Wyoming projects, but the Gladstone marks the climax of a thoroughly success- ful architectural career. Casper’s hotel accommodations are now second to none in the Rocky Mountain re for cities of this rize. Organizations will think of Caspe first in deciding st where to hold an anngal convention. ‘This will make for greater prosperity in this city, and will bring money here || which ht otherwise be spent Diacerhs FIRE-PROOF There is a certain air of hominess ie at a x about the lobby of the Gladston DAKOTA” Gypsum partition tile will make the which 4s almost certain to make i!] GLADSTONE fear no FIRE: the favorite stopping place of the traveling men who “make". Casper BUILD FIRE-PROOF—TAKE NO CHANCES ch month. The decorated plaster. DAKOTA PLASTER COMPANY one a sense of warmth and security Rapid City South Dakota SIOUX FALLS, 8. D.—Efforts to influence the outcome of the presi. dential election were given a final impetus throughout South Dakota as rival campaign managers strove OF THE Gladstone Hotel IS A TRUE THING OF BEAUTY on the new the break: ae CASPER’S TALLEST BUILDING { Will Throw Open Its Doors Tonight and Haytin’s Boot Shop es Will Be Open for Inspection All Evening. A Thoroughly Modern Boot Shop Thoroughly Modern Hotel EVERYBODY INVITED ‘Haytin’s Boot Shop | NEW GLADSTONE HOTEL All Casper Should Be Proud of It as 0 the Entire Hotel. : Balcony Rail Mirrors Fire:Escape vp2zconu prOA rR Hpmnz ‘ ALL FURNISHED BY - H. E. CHAMPION 215 Midwest Bldg. MANUFACTURERS’ AGENT: while stopping there. The rooms WIVES OF THREE CANDIDATES ALL NDING BATTLES Whoever Is Named as President His Wife De- serves Much Credit. By ROBERT A. BRADSHAW. (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.) WASH Nov, 3,— The wrong in the old time theory that “man's place is in the world and women’s in the home,” is being more strikingly proved today than ever before. For three women of the country are accompanying thelr husbands on the path to fame and perhaps victory, that they could not find alone—in the presidential fight. Mrs. Calvin Coolldge, Mrs. Robert M. LaFollette and Mrs. John W. Davis have been largely responsible for the progress of their husbands’ campaigns for the first office of the land—and one of them will deserve a Jarge measure of credit for her spouse's four-year 80, journ in the White House. Perhaps ons of the most potent bits of Republican propaganda are the “White, House breakfasts” at which Mrs. Coolidge presides. Silent Cal shows up to better advantage with his vivacious and high-spirited wife at his side than at any other time, it has been sald. | When Mrs. Coolidge worked out the scheme of making the south portice of the White House into a mecca for sundry groups from every part of the U. 8. A., she achieved a masterful stroke. And her second great “coup” of the campaign, ob- servers say, is her political astute- ness which prevents her “meddling in mere politics.” Her guiding hand at the ship of state is said to be more skilled becatse she does not tinker with the so-called “engine works”, On quite another tack does Mrw LaFoliite court the favoring po- litical winds. For 80 years she has Lépt step with her husband, explain- ing to the public from which she hopes for support exactly what ere his aims, She cuts into the argu- mentative side of big economic and al questions and lets the chips re they may, with brave and bold abandon. Mrs. Davis, on the other hand, is suave, gracious and engaging. After the manner of the Englishwoman’s handling of things politicel, she dis cussed the issues with rare intelli gence and an equal casuajness. | Wit rsonian democracy for | xhe’s” campaigning for ratic husband-standard bearer with all her quiet might All Washington sits up and taker notice cf the threg | We Are Proud of the Fact % 4 © All Wyoming and Especially Casper. Should Be .~ Prondofthe 99 (GLADSTONE © ' : “That We Furnished the SHEET METAL Throughout for Ce ay Wyoming’s Greatest Hostelry CS. ELLIOTT _. Sheet Metal Contractor /,819 East A Street : Phone 590-R WISHING THE GLADSTONE ’ HOTEL PROSPERITY ALL THE BEAUTIFUL Floral Decorations and Flowers WERE SUPPLIED BY THE The Denver Man and Tile Co. 1652 TREMONT STREET DENVER, COLORADO CASPER FLORAL COMPANY » Midwest Building Phone 872 her