Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 7

[Bik 6 A ASSESS SOE aS en), FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, ad Che Casper Daily Tribune : PAGE SEVEN “Pen PS “a Side” of Sb ee eee x ane | fee eg | "Strike Bnded i enroot of Wisconsin Takes Up Argument i in | Fayor of U. S. Participation Launched vieatersacente| Appeal Against Yesterday by Senator Swanson. HINGTON, Dec, 18.—) —] cation of the protocol, Shall Gey Annulment Of HORSES SHIPPED EAST «6» "Marriage Lost enate, Senator Lenroot, Republican, | lusions both of those who belleve | Wisconsin, taking up the argument | adherence to the court will mean en- American adhesioN where it was | trance into the league of nations “by off yesterday by Senator Swan- | a back door portal” and of those who t, Virginia, in opening | indulged the bellef that through the court, strengthened by the support that there was much | of the United States, all internation. on bath sides of the] al controversies are to be resolved © Wisconsin senator said | and the sword sheathed forever. | opposition “ls very] Reviewing at great length the ctr- | 1 statements } cumstances of the foundation of ‘the | de that have not the | court and the authority given it un- BEIRUT sand Fr ed at o He ®)—Mrs ri st her Cbristinas MEYER BROTHERS MARKET it Maes sare tare ORMOBY ABANDONS CAR, fy ees m ran to mane d Public Market—138 E, Fifth St Phone 303 \! ie Beas TAKES TRAIN HOME | SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY : court, while they are asso- ed, are built and rest upon two BEEF separate treaties" he said, “The for- Becau Rib Boil, Ib mer upon the treaty of Versailles, Ormsby wa Hamburger ——- promulgated June 28, 1919, of which at Chugwa V HINGTON, Dec. 18.—UP) —|the covenant of the league 1s the | complete his Round 1 Renewing senate debate on the world} Initial atticle, and the other upon Casper on Sirloin yurt issue ox Walsh, Demo-| the protocol of signature of the per. said Shoulde kc ork Roast, Ib y t, Mont declared today that} manent court of international justice Liver, lb. 10c¢ Whea ne oP, Ade e ure Pork ering to the protocol of the | bearing date of December 16, 1920, t the Untied States would bind] a separate treaty altogether. “ itself “to absolutely nothing’ saye| “The court is organized and it a contribution toward the expense] functions by virtue of no proyis- of mgintaining’ the tribunal. jons in. the treaty of Versailles, but n statute or con- “We enter into no covenant to do| bY virtue of its o t from doing anything.” | Stitution.” 2 vould continue to en-| Senator Walsh also said he wanted | to make clear. | Jersey Man To : : Be Ambassador Sapa «Young Turkeys, Iby-._---40e OKED MEATS treaty, or protocal as be ratified, every right| ‘That by adhering to the court pro- Ducks to b ”30c¢ sovereign nation we now en € assume no obligations what- SHINGTON, D 5. —) sugar cured, Jb. 29¢ STs a Eat either. under the Versailles oO H. Hathigend Gerew sé sar cured, whole ms ainabmitite y or the covenant of the league : . Ib 29 LAMB > in which | or otherwise. Wy eer Furs of Spring Lamb, | 35c me involved, we assume | “That our status toward the league Ibe 20¢ | § ler Lantb, lb, -..--27%c Lam PRICES GOOD AT EITHER | MEYER BROS. CENTRAL MKT. 129 West Second St. Phone 10 onsibility for any decision it] is in no wise affected by adherence % iste Geamulgnte: or farsths,| contemplated by the. pending reas: These photos show “the other side” of Nicholas Longworth, best known to the country as enforcement of any judgment it may | lution. politician and speaker of the house. They show him as father and as musician. He is a capable As we incur no obligations} “That all controversies between fa- violinist and pianist. ‘The picture in which he holds his daughter, Paulina, shows-how much she the protocol, we ac-| tions likely to lead to war will go looks like her maternal grandfather, the late Theodore Roosevelt. | A LE EEL LE ELI I We m. y now, if we see fit to do]our support, will usher in an era », resort to the court for determina: | of perpetual peace is a delusi rf i nme rope ge rage eka oro Brent i A VERY SHORT. SPE AKI ER “Our right in t regard is neith-| but a feeble, halting step in the di- | before the court and that it, with i Angelo Risso, who is 17 years old and less than three [eet tall, is a member of the | debating team of Tech High: VICTOR ‘Records school at Omaha, Neb. "He's Any Black Seal Record in Our shown here chatting with a Stock (Double-faced). fellow “student of \ normal g . height. Risso trains his ere Cc | torical voice by selling pa- Many Christmas Records among them : A Par ne $1.50 Red Seal 95¢ pers in his off hours (Double Faced) ~-----~- $2.00 Red Seal (Double Faced) All other Victor Records priced ac- cordingly. All New Records in perfect condi- tion. Never before ha been offered in Ca prices, The Chas. E. Wells Music Company 232 East Second Street Phone 194 “SPOKANE, Wash. Dee, 18- wry Willlam Kelly, 1 ani quar NM NNN ! Children’s de CBooks An Acceptable Gift. Books for All Ages. tetra te eS * Casper Stationery Co. 5 East Second St. CALIFORNIA CHARLES G. STOUT = ae ia ! Pastor-Evangelist, — Grant and Lind Streets ¥ | Suggestions Shirts $1.75 to $7.85 7 raity*of Mon d almost unani N-Pacifie coast ———— Kell | | training | him to ente vi Murray ¢ quaré Carden, sealed w in a quarter of a pound of ¢ other when th } the ptate ath! p The champion wei 1 | | pound under the feather Mmit, and Herman 125% pour | nd., Dee, 18,.—P) or of ath-| 9 rsity will SOUTH BE mé un: dam oment fur a” d Morning! Glad to meet you | only mildly hints at the be- nd continuance of the e old.and new mem- and the former who is excee ain in Casper admi- | d dish north of her Sacram the shock Kennett ted Casper to Buffalo Sheridan Stage {hie See Th CAKES LE AVE Ioan. Y AT 9:00 A. M. ORS alien il | Sethng e u approx! 18 hours’ travel betwéen Casper and Sheridan i] * rh { | { \ NO TRANSFERS UR LAYOVERS | Sash eeR TAO Cit rita NER RE TRTION: CO. 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