, 1922-10-19
M0NDELL, SENATOR IO-bE,
MADE STIRRING ADDRESS
VETERAN Member OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
gave ACCOUNT OF HIS stewardship BEFORE
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE FRIDAY night

The friends and admirers Of Frank
W. Mondell, both in and out of the
Republican party, had an opportun-
ity of meeting him and of hearing
him speak on the issues of the cam
paign at the Old Opera house last
Friday night. when he gave a ringing
account of his stewardship in the
House Of Representatives covering a
period of more than Is years and in
cidentally paid his respects to his OPP
ponent and the strangely assorted
band of followers which is promoting
the candidacy of the Non-Partisan
candidate for the Senate.
Mr.. Mondell arrived in the city
early in the day, accompanied by
candidates for the office of Secretary
Of State and State Auditor respect
lively. The day was pleasantly spent
by the three gentlemen, renewing
old acquaintances, comforting with
party leaders and being introduced
to such voters as had not previous
ly had the pleasure of meeting the
disting uished guests of the city. The
reception accorded Mr.. Mondell and
the two state candidates was cordial
in the extreme and showed the high
regard in which they are all held in
this city and county. At noon time
the candidates were the guests of
the Rotary Club at the regular week
~ dinner of that organization.
Evening Meeting
An ~appreciative and friendly audi
ence Of average proportions greeted
the noted son of Wyoming, who was
introduced by DR.. e. A. Kell, chair
man of the County Committee, who
first, however, called upon L. E.
half of the county candidates whose
names Will appear on the Republic
an ticket which will be considered
by the electorate ON November Z.
MI. Armstrong mentioned each of
the county nominees by name and in
q few we'll chosen words gave many
good reasons for electing the entire
ticket from ton to bottom.
Vincent Carter
The speaker was greeted with ap-
plause when he concluded his ad-
dress OF endorsement Of the Repub-
lican county nominees. and Dr. Kell
then brought Vincent Carter, of Cas-
per, nominee of his party for the .ef-
flee OF State Auditor, forward, and
Mr.. Carter made . short but very in
leresting speech on the Issues of the
present campaign, in which he is
playing 30 prominent q part, for this
office, carrying as 1t does ex-offiHo
membership in q number Of the
state boards which control the man.
some Of the leading state , institu-
lions, is a most important one. Mr..
Carter devoted more time to the
candidacy Of others than he did to
his own, but he made u excellent
impression and was warmly received.
Frank b. Lucas
The next speaker vas Frank e.
Lucas, the veteran editor of Buffalo.
johnson county, who has served in
the state legislature. Mr.. Lucas
paid q high tribute to the Wyoming
delegation in Congress and reviewed
the state ticket in q most thorough
manner, telling his auditors that the
affairs Of the state OF Wyoming were
safe In the hands Of such sterling
representatives as Warren, Mondell.
Hay. Winter. Carter, Snyder and
Mrs. Morton. He said that II he
were elected to the office Of Secre-
tary Of State he would safeguard in
every way the Interests of the peo-
pie. He paid q high tribute to W. e.
Iuo ToSiklu8 SoCESlAAy oAu
finished his talk with a short resume
OF the work and record Of Mr.. Mon
dell.
DR.. Kell's Introduction ~
DR.. Kell in introducing the speak
or OF the evening, prefaced his re
marks by the statement that he did
not propose to take up the time of
the audience which had assembled
to hear the man who has been the
sole representative in the House of
Representatives from Wyoming Tor
IS years, and spoke substantially
about ~ follows:
Congressman MondelI IL . Re-
publican from principle: he Is not
an Opportunfst. He has always
worked and voted for adequate pro-
lection for Wyoming industries. AS
q member OF the majority party in
congress, he has had an important
part In framing and enacting SUCH
LEGISLATION. Senator Kendrfck, who
Is appealing for Republican sup
port becau0e he has recently v0eed
for protective tariff measures, Ia q
Democrat, e&octad on . tariff for rev
4 dAne only platform. ~ . member
o. fho next senate he would be one
Of tAesminoFaty; h would have mo
vdeco II the framing or enactment of
e0Rstteetfvo taktslatioa, and his ad-
vSeo weAld Ee1ther ~ sought o &C
cefeod. A reasonable Republican
W44 . ~ sEA1ne matters. In the
MISREPRESENTATION Aav4 ~ aAal-
~ SRI tBtlNtlee greatly tnefoesed.
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