, 1906-11-05
WARREN SPEAKS ON
ISSUES OF The DAY
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n in Wyoming were referred 10
by the senator. He was able 10 SHOW
from personal experience mat IN the
Cleveland free trade times hides were
not worth taking to market. Ihey
were stripped from beef cattle inc al
lowed to rot where they fell. IL a
man brought a load to own he could
not sell them and they were Jumped
in ff.nt of the hide stores and aban
doned.
The restoration of the duty on
hides brought back their value to the
producer in Wyoming. Figures would
show that the hide alone had increased
the value of every COW creature in the
state from 81 to $40, an average OF 20
or Sc. The man who owned a COW
knew that he had an asset of at least
So in the hide of that COW alone. Ev-
cry hide taken from a carcass is worth
something now and finds a ready mar
ket.
Plenty of Work for All.
Senator Warren stated that there is
now no excus for any able-bodied man
who desires to work going without it.
He said he himself would be glad to
meet at least 200 such men Monday
morning, as he could find employment
for them at good wages.
Speaking of electing men to office
he deplored the attitude of the demo
Gratis in wanting a chance to show
what they could do" "We gave them
a chance once" he said, ''by a pc
culiar accident no one has been able
to account for, and do We want them
again? Well, rather not. They showed
their incapability to do anything fol
the country that was good, but they
worked overtime on the other kind Of
results"
Experience Counts.
The senator compared the cry Of
chance" to an ordinary citizen, witt
no knowledge of a locomotive, going
to the engineer and fireman of the
locomotive drawing n of the fast
passenger trains on the Wyoming di
vision, loaded with passengers, anC
demanding that they get down ant
let the inexperienced man or mer
have a chance" They might con
tend that they are just as intelligen'
as the enginemen; they may have
more knowledge of Greek, know more
Latin words, wear finer clothes ant
use better grammar, but where is thu
citizen that will readily consent Il
ride with such help? Experience
counts in the battle of the world, il
politics as in every other calling, ant
it would be folly to expect of a new
congressman or a new senator tn,
help that a man of years in the con
gress can render.
Pride in the City.
The speaker referred to the splendit
public building just completed in thii
city and asked how many would vot'
on Tuesday to endorse the action o
the Wyoming delegation in their ef
forts in behalf of that appropriation
and in behalf of the appropriations TO
other public buildings in the state
He told of the work the republican con
gress had done, especially the splendi,
results of the reclamation act, sever
million dollars being turned loose il
this state for works that will brin!
hundreds of thousands of dollars ant
thousands of people to the state. HI
asked how many railroads were build
ing or preparing to build in this stat
in, the troublous times of democrati,
ascendency in both the legislative an
executive branches of the government
These roads add to the wealth of TIL
state, and a mile of road in any on,
of the thirteen counties in the stat
helps every other county in the reduc
tion of taxes and the development o
the state.
We All Love Warren.
Senator Warren is an ideal Wye
ming man, in love with the state ant
its people, honest in everything h,
does, with a warm feeling for ever.
citizen of the state, an unceasin!
friend and worker for Laramie, tn,
university and Albany county, and
man we all delight to honor. He is
worthy representative of the people
and there should be not a single vot
in the legislature against him. Their,
certainly will be one in the Alban,
county delegation if the people to
morrow vote as they should, for tn,
republican candidates for state sen
ator and representative, who are al
ways republican, who do not sell theil
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