Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1925, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE SENATE WIPED OUTINBATTLE (Continued From Page One) League of Nations and gave the sen- ate’s consent to the ratification of | RY the protoco) of adherence only after the states which have adhered to] We e consented to ted, the democratic On I members 0’ ted minority shes. 8 ent s message congress | urged adoption of © resolution of adherence, and his fied not only the hes reservations, declaring the United ind by advisory opin- » Foreigners ve the most e of the situation Is ut Senator Borah is captaining the ne World Court. He ts t th foreign relations was Lodge in the ns and peace treaty has with him urviving “bitter-end ampshire, Hiram nson of California, and Reed of f the republican e's foreign rela- perately opposing epublican president, who {s with the conduct of those is a never-ending source nent in other countries, o understand among ¢ noted the restiveness he policies of the ad- Borah Makes His Protest Some there are who say Borah has deliberately chosen the World Court as his vehicle of challenge to a regime almost every phase of which is against his theory of government. He might have taken the principle of the Karolyi case, or the Mellon tax plan, or the retention, or any one of half a dozen things on which he is at variance with the president, but he regards the World Court as having a wider appeal and as an Is. sue on which the public can be edu- cated to his viewpoint U5, 0RY MEN GIVEN WARNING (Continued From Cage One) “eggers must be used intelligently =A cconomically and “never used ut eomplete justification.” Andrews declared he regarded cover investigations as prob- y the surest way to break up the * industry, but he warned the nts that they should not conduct themselves in a way which would permit violators of the law to plead entrapment as a defense, He added that reckless expendi: t to influence a jury , en better, handled the Mayflow 7 nt which, for several has furnished the subject of house debate, occurred in the early his occupancy of the nssist- 's office and before he y steps toward reorgan- I do not feel therefore,’ his let- ter sald, ‘that it affords any occa- sion for severe discipline of those engaged under the clreumstances. I do feel that it affords a telling ob- ject lesson to whole organization, however, and therefore, I am bring- ing it to your tention with the y that you will all give ul consideration and pervision of al that any- generally speaking. eparation from the 2 SDS EE Burlington Route Passenger Agent To Retire Jan. 1 John Francis, general pasrenger gent of the Burlington route will reti nunary 1, after 44 ith the company Louls, s Willlam sistant Chicago. BEFORE YOU BUY ds. Watches, Pearls, . Rings Pins, Agates in all mountings, Tranks, Hand bags, Suit Cases. me special offers in unre deemed diamonds in new mount MONEY TO LOAN Casper Loan Office 220 SOUTH CENTER ST. s sald that the May-|% be Casper Daily Cribune CHRISTMAS DAY 1925 | Se As the dying year is fading into history and a new and untried year is about to be born, it affords me great pleasure to pause in the midst of the busy life long enough to think of those good friends and friendly customers without whose good will my business enterprise would be a failure, and to take from the depths of my heart my gladdest expression of good cheer for a holiday greeting. In doing so I must not only thank you for the good will you have manifested toward me during the past year, but express the hope that during the coming years I may be able to merit your favor and co-operation to the end that, here in the heart of the oil country, I may be able to build up in time the biggest and best men’s store in Wyoming, devoted exclusively to the serviee of its customers. Sincerest best wishes, } HARRY YESNESS The Man in the Barrel. Known All Over the U. S. A. as the Working- man’s Friend. No Man Goes Hungry in Casper. ANNOUNCEMENT | COMMENCING - MONDAY, JAN. 4, 1926 MY STORE HOURS WILL BE FROM ~8A.M. to 6 P.M. | SATURDAYS, OPEN UNTIL 9'P. M. AND MY EMPLOYES WAGES WILL BE | ‘TWO TIMES AS GREAT AS THE’ UNION SCALE | XMAS TO ALL = i a mS SARA PARE: | ATTENTION BOYS 4.0 GIRLS BE AT MY STORE CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON AT 3 0’CLOCK | WILL THROW $100 IN SILVER FROM THE ROOF OF MY BUILDING GROWNUPS ARE INVITED AS SPECTA- TORS ONLY — as .