The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-11-15

did Charles Undertake When he re-
turns as congressman he will 10 as
one experienced. He will be given
high place on committees: his advise
will be sought Thus it may not be
so difficult after all for him to sur
pass his own record - beat his own
time. in a manner OF speaking. Never
heless his ambition to do so wins for
him the admiration of all, The salts
fled man is the shirker. Timberlake
says he is not satisfied. thereby pledS
Ing himself to be no shirker
In my district" says Congressman
rimberlake. almost every one Of
Americas varied interests is repre-
sented. railroads, farms. orchards,
iairies. mines. many manufacturing
enterprises. prosperous cities and
thriving rural communion are
there. And all these must be looked
after. The tariff question is one OF
vital interest The difference in the
schedules between the Democratic tar.
ff-for-reyenue-on and the Republi-
,an protective policy often represents
The difference between loss and profit
10 the people who produce. believe
hose people know this. They have
had a touch of the Underwood Demo
cratic bill-a harsh touch-but not so
harsh as IL would have been had the
European war not saved the Demo
Gratis. We were drifting onto the lee
shore OF panic and financial and com
mercial depression when the war
saved US merely by calling on Ameri-
,an factories for goods which could
not be produced blythe warning ma
lions This fact is so well known
hat | need not dwell on IT, The
great thing is that the entire country
and Colorado's Second district
must be rescued from the havoc which
will ensue II we must face a peaceful
world under that same Underwood tar
n bill. Tho Republicans can rescue
he country: the Democrats cannot
md will not"
Continuing, Mr.. Undertake said
"A man must be judged by his deeds.
q had never been to Congress [
might make many specious promises
u what / would and could do. As |
rave been there. the people must take
ne on my record l bring to my con
ItItuents the Endorsement OF non-par
isan leagues and organizations which
rave watched every congressman
they say my record was good: that
was always in my place and working
Ior American principles and for the
pstterment OF my district. l can only
I'D
nents before the people and stand
BY their decision"
Mr.. Ttmberlake has done things for
ais district. As a Republican in a
Democratic Congress he worked under
handicap. Yet he brought results in
he way of public buildings and gov
,rnment enterprises. He labored for
he veterans. looking after their pen
lion interests He struggled for the
ow and the high-Rll were his con
itituents and all we're entitled to his
Efforts.
As a Republican in a Republican
'ongrsss, as the next will surely be.
80 can accomplish much more. and
~ says he will Out to beat his own
.ecord. everything is In his favor.
Uncle Sam ought to be the father
Il all the people" he declares. New
Fork city should receive no more in
proportion than the smallest hamlet IN
america. | shall see that my district
,ets every good thing to which we are
Untitled"
In charge OF the government land
dfice for Sterling for many years. Mr..
Undertake knew the wants of his
district when he went to Congress two
ears ago. Experience has taught
lin much more Plain business, II
lothing else. points steadily to vote
or Timberlake.