Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-18
"IGNOBLE POLITICS."

In the studied appeal to the farmer VOTE, the message smaess
suspnouIy Of ignoble politics, and by that token loses dignity and
$3.50 What President Wilson dwelt on in that part of his message
was tine importance Of action by congress in promotion OF systems
of rural credit by which tarners may be placed on a more equal
basis with merchants and manufacturers in the matter OF loans and
1t as President TAFT who first strongly urged this subject ION
the attention OF congress, but W had not suspected re was playing
It as under the Taft administration that congress sent a com
The direction of President Taft that the American diplomats and
e~ consular agents worked the san field, but not until now has any
thought of it all as a piece of "ignobe politics. Ea -'r: VS.
1t was al PresidentTafts instance that the states sent repre-
sentahves to a convention in study OF the problem a year ago last
the farmer vote" which 'snmcked suspciously of ignoble politics"
should be warned thereby either to keep away from this subject
Dr. next time declare that it is nor from the open valleys and free
hilsides that We draw the sources OF life and of prosperity" but
from Wall street. .-ay. ta"~@+- a
In n address before the Teachers Institute the other day one
of the speakers stated that the average wage of the Nevada teacher
has 10 reason to doubt the speakers word and must accept it as q,
fact And if 1T is a fact it is a shame, that Nevada, with its immense
two o three outside states, should be permitted 10 pay instructors.
of youth such petty, Salaries. II it is worth while for a woman to-
go to the necessary expense and spend several years of her life lina
/. preparation for school work she should at least receive a decent cons.
= ~. A direct primaries bill has passed the New York legislature and
all the credit for the passage Of the act. A workmens eompensa-
ton bill has also passed the same legislature and it is announced
the pleasure of signing these bills HI. car have the abstraction of
knowing that his acts live after him. >
m Kansas has had a tremendous cor erp failure this year but in
stead OF loosing any sleep over it thu Kansas papers announce that
the farmers there have their winter wheat in and that next summer
will see the greatest wheat production in the history of the state.
That's the cal way to succeed. Bury the failures of the past and
Z forget them and figure what you are going to do next season, and
then jump in and do it. 4
Go,daeld had a business mems banquet at the big Goldfed ho-
tel Monday night which va attended by ESQ citizens of the town.
As dull as it may be in the old town, that boosting spirit cannot be
quehed, and some day when new discoveries are made in the camp,
and they will be made sooner or later, Goldfidd will have a boom
~ that will make the former one look like thirty EMS IL
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The London Lancet is authority for the 'statemen that ice cream
should be a winter CONNECTION. That it asamHates with the stomach
better in cold weather than warm and, if made of pure cream, is the
healthist food that car be eaten. 1t also puts down beer in the lists
of winter drinks and claims there is morew warmth, in beer. than in
whiskey. ."tfa. % "h ;" $ "R II
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THE New York rebukc to Tammany doesn't seem t. have +
amounted to much. The tiger is as live as we and after SUR
veyng the field ticks his chops and remarks: Never touched me"