, 1918-08-15
CAREY's CAMPAIGN COMPLETED.
Primaries Next Tuesday Will Decide
Who Is Who In Race for NOmi-
nation for GOvernOrship.

Robert d. Carey, candidate for Gov
ernor of Wyoming on the Republican
ticket, now winding up his campaign
over the state, is deeply gratified at the
receptive attitude given his candidacy
by voters in all sections, and while he
was unable to see every voter in per
son. as he would have liked to do, he
now has the assurances Of well inform
ed party leaders that he will win the
nomination at the primaries on Aug
ust Goth.
Unity of Plan and Purpose" is the
Republican slogan all over Wyoming
this year and the feeling is widespread
that Robert d. Carey is the logical
choice of all factions to assure a posi-
tive Republican success in November.
Voters who heretofore have been neg
ligent of attending the primaries in the
past owing to harvesting demands, real
ize the Importance of placing good men
ron their ticket for the general election,
and it is stated that Mr.. Carey's ma.
iority will be greatly increased by the
larger attendance expected on the goth.
1t is a most general belief hat prac-
tically every farmer and stockman in
the state can be counted upon to sup
port Mr.. Carey. They believe him to be
the most conversant with the agricul-
tural needs and development of Wyo-
ming and a man that can intelligently
direct the states administration poll
cies along the lines that will mean the
most to the nation in war times. Fur
thermore, the business men of Wyom-
ing, in all lines of commercial endeayor,
know and realize that the many expert
ences acquired by Robert d. Carey as
the leading spirit in many associations
to him an ideal and unique executive
ability essential to the proper conduct
of state affairs in fact, qualify him
more than any other person for the i'm
portant position as Governor of wyo-
ming. The fact that all classes feel
that Mr.. Carey's election will mean a
new spirit and era of progress in the
states career, in itself, justifies his
election.
The further fact that Mr.. Carey is a
native son has made a profound impress
sion on tine vast majority of voters who
feel that the Governor should be a man
of Wyoming experiences and qualifi-
cations of h past, that he may intelli-
gently direct her course in the future.
Mr.. Carey's complete platform calls
for a most constructive policy in the
states program and is based on a keen
desire on his part to faithfully serve his
state, in which he has resided the past
forty RS. and where he expects to
spend ne remaining years of his life.
Mr.. Carey's statement of his stand on
Prohibition, is said by prominent dry
leaders to be the most clear and concise
of IL made by any candidate for pub
lie office in Wyoming, as follows:
Il favor the constitutional amend
ment which will be submitted to the
voters of Wyoming, and the nation
al amendment which the next legis-
lature will be called upon to ratify,
providing for prohibition of the liquor
traffic. If nominated and elected, 1
shall do all in my power to induce
the Legislature to pass laws to make
effective prohibition in the state, and
If such laws are enacted, 1 shall make
every effort to enforce Them
This exact statement being a part of
Mr.. Carey's original announcement of
his candidacy made February II, 1918,
with "A full realization of the absolute
necessity of conserving our food and
power, for moral and economic
A general summary of the states re-
quirements and of Mr.. Carey's expert
ence, finds him most eminently fitted
to fill the high office of Governor and
all voters feel his election will fully
justify taeir every faith and confidence
when the gubernatorial honor is bestow-
ed upon him. Make it your duty to
your vote for Mr.. Carey on Aug
ust 2Oth.-Douglas Enterprise.
Candidate for Sheriff.