Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX * he Casver Dailv (Tribune MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1924 : = Jail sentences totaling 545 days ond conferences, the delegate from the United States found himself in a situation not vastly dissimilar to that_of President Wilson when he went to Paris with his “fourteen points.” Che Casper Daily Cribune Entered at Casper (Wyoming) postc{fice as second rtlass matter, November 22. 1916. were imposed by Judge’ John <A. Murray. = b : CROSS-WORD PUZZLE : Sa Ks 4 ah I : " ed with ‘violating the| October is normally tne ottest, m The Casper Dally Tribune tssued every evening} President Wilson discovered that his high eee . drug. ordinance and 24 were up for fas of the year - i : and The Sunday Morning Tribune every Sunday, at| idealism was not a match for the economic deter- ‘ a caspes, Wybming. Publication offices: Tribune Bulld:| 71s oom OES NO A in ted the ‘iiplomats of the 4 eee - fe mn ng, upposite posioffice. allied countries in the peace conferences at Paris and Versailles. The American president’s ideal- ism, upon which the provisions of the armistice rested, went on the scrap heap in the péace con- Business Telephone. . = 15 and 16 Branch ‘Telephone Exchange Connecting All Departments TRAIN SCHEDULES — _ + CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN :; By J. E. HANWAY AND E. E. HANWAY ferences and Mr. Wilson came home a_ beaten 1:50 p.m. MBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS man, even though he was never quite willing : ‘The “Associated Prere is exclusive'y entitled to the) admit it. The selfish interests of the victorious mit tonight to-the city oounell. com: a eg : $ use for publication of ail news credited_in this paper] allies were too ably represented at the peace ere tnt aes eu hig. Pol eek Sm B46 p. ms 6:00 p. m. ; and also the local news published herein? table, so that the Wilsonian ideals crumpled and Fines collected in ‘ CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY * lation (A. B. ©.) | he was obliged to surrender them one by one. ‘bonds orfelted "4 % ates , Member of Andit Bureau of Circu “ones ros pi anbtlwiatsincg nies: RK Nk yur Bal 40 p.m. ‘Advertising representatives Lifti the Veil 649.85 last month? RO a OLS . 86pm. ; Prudden, King & if meee, ae Leeks ba rae iiting the eu i Drunks, as usual headed the list We Thicago, Lil., 286 Fifth Ave., New York 3 «“ 5 2 o Bldg. Bosto: ‘Mass., Suite 404 Sharon Bidg., 55 New I do not claim to have controlled events, culprits numerically. Fifty- of Soca | eight found themselves in the city ~=--=----9:55 p.m. foils during the month, though said Abraham ‘Lincoln. No such becoming mod- ity affects the greater political minds of today. They are already engaged in directing the course Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal. Copies of the Daily Tribune are on file in the New York, Chicago, on and San Francisco offices and visitors ure ing right on with the business of Skies as suitable = men, brides and all other humans. "keep on wearing 7" another season or two at least. ome. SUBSCRIPTION RATES 8 One Year, One Year, s+ Six Mc fone Month, Daily and S| 78 of politics in 1928, They are arranging the can- didacies, they are fixing the issues upon which the next presidential election will be argued. uch forward-looking ardor, such impetuosity in unrolling the serooll of fate, is, we suppose, of the kingdom of polities. The speculations and plans put forward, may be of interest to their ANNOUNCEMENT- F 08 Z psf authors, but what a waste of energy they imply, By Mail Inside State i 5 t f a . ne Yea y Sunday -$7.80|'what labors, how premature! one Tene. anaeay only? - ay If the past year has taught the country any- DS THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE. : Six Months, Daily and Sunday - ~ 3.90| thing, it is that the course of political events is Three Months, Dally and Sunday = 2°55] utterly incalculable in advance. 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New Home Sewing Machine Company fully for it call 15 or 16 and it will be delivered to you} heart the mournful rlusion of the poet of |- HORIZONTAL VERTICAL i * by special messenger. Register complaints before $/ reform, who exclaim: Sometimes I think ’twere} 4_-pyplic square 1—A river of italy < we have secured the services of . o’eloci: best to let the Lord alone.” 6—A truss 2—A high Turkisn military office, ERS No Danger of Idleness folio, or in any capacity whatever. He will abide the judgment, and governmental arrangement of the framers Of the constitution. Those who have Jately evinced concern respecting employment _for the occupant of the vice presidential office will be cheered by the news that General Dawes a + fused to support the Republican national ticket. reposition Preposition hag recently discovered the fact that ne LAG They have ua tieriaalesy out. No honest. politi- nonadstive {3e—Thue of the senate he is entitled to Met the chair) cian will try to secure recognition at the hands | 32—A lady + | 28—To obscure and participate in debate upon the floor. i into| f political party with which he is at war, or | $—A sort of candy 29—A parcel of land beh To the minds of those wate Baye inauee in . seek to insult the intelligence of the country by 40—So be Md ike 32—A tropical bird the activities and Beco USL TEENS of enere’ the pretense that such politicians are Republi- is rerulous bs aaa pel Prise i ae at te arate PNG vies president cans in any sénse of the word. Republicans | \4—yessel tor holding liquid $o=Giri's pane (ab) It will be of great interest to’ every lady to call at the apparen Sh Rees ah P “| should not leave their senators or members of 46 —Interjection 37—Preposition our store during the demonstration. You will marvel ora Channon Switcher taia'ths tine bo drop then a Tneoniadine men] oR icone ee Yh Goat totic ceuing DdEt See ee Ev soulalist P beginning to suffer of the meaning of the election result of 1924 and | 19—From 41—A river of France rhea Ayput nome aenll ven, t miss this opportunity * yen the -eocialists’ ar® <b Puta Bn der| ‘he probable penalty if Republican leadership | 30—Te rectine 42—To stain teeth tL tani Nad thera a we haved ey ele pe ion ceueteatine oF OH La goes on temporizing and compromising with trea- Saba Nes eck bagel Ate - anoth ent. - H, La-| . —To Guardia, who left ilte Republican party to join | 8°" 3 sS_White 2 49—Southern State (ab) Famous the World Over the Socialist party and become its official can 5é—Prop 51—7Termination didate for congress in the 30th New York dis- +> ‘trict turned his back on his new party before the election had been over two weeks by request- “ing the clerk of the house to list him as a “pro- gressive” rather than as certified by the secre- “tary of the state of New York, a Socialist. Hay- ing belonged to three parties in one year, Mr. LaGuardia doubtless wishes he were over in Bel- ties to gium where there are*some fourteen po hop around among. Good Citizenship The duties of citizenship are performed not merely on election day, but every day in the year, The real patriot, and, above all, the thoughtful man of business, will take account of the social and political effect of his conduct in his com- mercial t®ansactions. Such conscientious and patriotic conduct on the part of business men who want to keep this country safe for legiti- mate productive enterprise, constitutes the best guarantee of future political and momic safe- ty. The citizen should keep in mind at all times the ideal of justi nd the square deal for his neighbors as well as himself, and realize that abuse of the opportunities which" lie before telligence, thrift, industry and enterprise in this country can only be safeguarded by a sense of so- No Compromise With Treason The millions of Republicans who voted amen to a campaign directed against radicals and rene- ators whose very -pretense of Republicanism is an act of personal dishonesty. It is not necessary to read out of the party fraudulently labeled Re- publicans who deliberately and publicly aban- doned the Republican party and fought or re- Guarding Our Own No motive of self interest prompts this nation to desire membership in any world government so constituted as to involve the danger of Ameri- can complication in the combinations and collis- ions of European politics. No one but a madman or a theorist drunk with his own impractical ideas would wish to make American peace con- tingent, for all time to come on European peace. For Americans know that the soil of Europe, with, it crazy quilt of jarring nationalities, is sown thick with the seed of age-old rivalries, hatreds and conflicting ambitions; racial, relig- ious, territorial and dynastic. Americans who understand the theory of their own government and the merit of its institutions, know that the obstacles to peace are greater now than ever since Europe's further departure from the Ameri- can idea of federation and international ad - ture toward the war-breeding plan of “self deter- mination of peoples.” We have shown the whole world by our great experiment that under a gov- ernment which exists for public service, rather than for oppression and exploitation, peoples and states which might otherwise be at war may be united in loyalty to one flag. Recruits From Canada %—Branch office (ab) 3—A buroon 10—A famous astronomer 11—Preposition 13—Conjunction 14—One of the grains 5—Oblique 7—To decay 20—Unusual 22—In a low place 24—Spawn of fish 26—Spoke 27—To mark with a date 29—A kind of wagon 17—A small child Ing boat 21—Dreactul $7—With a color Ilke blood PAVING OPENED ON WALNUT oT. By paving and opening up Walnut street immediately east of the Bur- Ungtoh tracks on East Yelfowstone avenue, the city has afforded a di- rect connection with Midwest ave- nue. In the past the’intersection of Cen- ter and Second streets has been bad- ly congested by traffic at certain hours as the résult of the “refin ery parade” on East Yellowstone 55—Ever “4—A well-known tree > 6—A party of players 16—A Southern State 20—Wooden implement for propell- 23—Personal pronoun 52—Prefix meaning toward With the opening of Walnut street this difficulty is overcome. A part of the street is paved-and with the soming of spring the job will be com. vlete, The land used in making the con- nection of Walnut with Yellowstone ANNE KRAMER WEAVER : : ae gades are hoping that the really Republican | 1s—To consume &—Preposition Expert in charge of their Domestic Art Division General Dawes does not rng ay 1 ae atiet: members of congress will pluck up enough cour-| 18—Personal pronoun 9—A tood member of the president’s cabinet, without fp age to refuse to affiliate with or recognize sen-| 19—After noon 12—A dunce F rom December 1 to December 6 Light Running NEW HOME EASY TO OWN EASY TO OPERATE We Service What We Sell Z Sewing Machine SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION SALE PRICES NATRONA POWER CO. Phone 69 ng. cial duty on the part of all who profit by them,], What steps are to be taken to prevent natives | was donated the Midwest Re- : of Canada from swarming across the border | fing a Noa ee “i = to become citize: » United 8 ; _| company and W. T. Weaver. . —<sor Feet on the Ground tet that is giving the Dominion considerable cox | “comieenasee re There are bright days ahead for American busi-| cern, The Toronto Mail and Empire is authority Bi Meer ace Salt Creek Busses i naitt 2 medi up" by the \peo- - i om 8 authority! phe“ body of Ruth Huntley, 15-||} ses ness if the opportunities opened up by the p for the statement that, in addition to the 150,000] year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs,|| Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel 5 ~ple's recent verdict in favor of constructive gov-| persons who legally entered this country in 1023 8 a, m. and 2:30 p, m., ernmental policies are used rather than abused. The sky-rocketing of speculative stocks and the advances in prices of commodities are not in themselves healthful symptoms. This country does not need or want a “boom.” It needs and at least 50,000 entered ille fact that “strenuous watch” must be kept along the border “to prevent our, people from leaving the country.” The same publieation blames the Canadian government for concealing the truth. Hy, and deplores he Albert Huntley, who died at Salt Creek Saturday of pneumonia, will be shipped tonight by Shaffer-Gay to Watertown, 8. D. for interment. Mrs. Lavon Walker, 25 years old, the wife of Eldon Walker of Mid- Leave Salt Creek 8a, m. and 2 p.m. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS Bus Leaves 9:30 Daily it Croek Transportation Co. Christmas Through A Woman's Eyes! What are the things that will 3 : Bey i ay - vest, died at a hospital there thi: make this the happiest Christ. wants sane, steady, constructive business devel-| while “Canada has not a single citizen more ibaa ian iw The Bbay foe Voor wife, your 1s opment along safe lines, keeping in mind not] than she had in 1921.” the ‘Aniexjcan: jhordler | itl he resnt toc tatdriondt tee mee ‘other merely today’s opportunities for profit taking, or your sweetheart? Sy aunil —profiteering such as went on in this coun:| sympathy for our big nother neighbor erst _—-———_—_ pies vient lies: fo -have—but try during the world war would swing the pen-| not he expected to weep tears of distrasn, ‘Piu| THY a Tribune classified ad for $5.00 Reward Bea yo an te find tie j dulum of public opinion to the radical extreme} Canadians make good citizens, we “treat. them | Tesults: other gifts, the surpriscs, that ' in the near future. — , Five dollars reward will be paid a Side Issues That men of character and the principle of American. fair pl: are dominant elements in : controlling the franchise of American voters was well exemplified in the recent election. There was wide difference of opinion as to what effect the K. K.*K. agitation might have on the general result, but the final returns show that in many instances candidates indorsed by the Klan and candidates openely opposed by the Klan were elxeted on the same ticket. If the Klan carried with it any influence upon the voters it was off- set by other voters who stand for the spirit of fairness, the cornerstone upon which our insti- tutions are founded. Side issues apparently cut but an insignificant figure. Wants Kerchief Abolished One of the learned doctors of the land de- nounces the handkerchief as the most insani- tary thing his profession contends with. If peo- ple will persist in wiping their noses they should use squares of cheesecloth, which should pass at once to the incinerator. Yes, that is what this particular physician says, but the stores are go providing han Christmas gifts for business People will and carrying handkerchiefs for = *gate from the United States at the sessions of the opium conference, and his expe © has no esbeen witheut its disillusionments. Judging fror _tports of the sessions, both of the first and se¢ . | ter of, five or ten years ago that the tide of e well and they seem to 1 us. It was but a mat gration was the other way, and even as thi zs rest today western Canada is ninety per cent former Americans, Not a Good Deliverer “Forget LaFollette,” was the byword of many attending’ the convention of the American Fed- eration of Labor. Samuel Gompers talks big about a “glorious victory,” but it is apparent he suffered humiliation by failing to persuade labor to.vote enmasse for LaFollette. Gompers had lit- tle more success in “delivering” labor to the La- Follette-Socialist aggregation than he did in times past when he. tried to annex labor to the Democratic party. The. Beloved Pastor Show me a place where there isn’t any meetin’ houses and where preachers are never seen, and Tl show you a place where old hats air stuffed into broken winders, where the children are dirty and ragged, where gates have no hinges, where the wimmen alr slipshod, and where maps of the devil’s wild land air painted upon men’s shirt bossoms with tobacco jooce! That's what I'll show you. Let us consider what the preachers do for us before we aboose ‘em.—Artemus Ward. American Ideals ‘ndustrial conditions, economic opportunitic ‘nd the practice of social justice, Those who of end against the renso of falr play of the Amer an masses of thin classification, are sure to be sho objects of punitiye action at the polls, Hay Grain Salt] Cotton Cake Chicken Feeds Choice Alfalfa and Wheat Grass Hay Carload Our Speelalty Casper Warehouse Co.’ Phone 27 268 ENDUSTRIAL AVE office. illegal advertising of one A. D. Lewis of lawfully, that criminal against him or them promptly. ?. oe i odvcaaka Elections in this country are determined not WYOMING STATE BOARD OF = Additional Ex perience by the extremes of rich and poor, but by the gren’ a y, middle ele ‘ a see . ACCOUNTANCY SSF Reece Gitte went “B Beata cu ee middle element which 14 most affected by genera By C, H. Reimerth, President Nov, 30, 1924. 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