, 1922-03-30

mont" said Ar Sullivan Il have
" given the Eovernorshtp race a
thought An I viii say Is that 1 appre-
ctate b intent to honor me by con-
stdering such n Possibility and that 1
always appreciate what the Repub-
icau party has done for mo in this
state
Mr.. Sullivan admitted thai he had
been out of - state for two months
and that he had b,sn unable to keep
closely IN touch with the political
movements He however was willing
to be interviewed on anything but
politics.
Since his return from an extended
vacation which took him and his fam
lily to many eastern cities and for a
short cruise to the Bermuda islands.
Mr.. Sullivan has been very busy with
business which has accumulated dur
Ing his absence-
Upon his return hero he said tina
there was nothing OF special import
lnce and refused to be Interviewed
Today however, he consented to tell
n little of his trip in return for a
promise that no attempt would be
made to interview him on political
matters at his time
After leaving O.spe- Mr. and Mrs.
Sullivan and their daughters went to
Chicago. thence to Washington and
New York and finally to the Bermuda
Islands. where they spent a pleasant
two weeks.
During the stay in Washington Mr..
Sullivan and his family attended the
congressional ball and all members of
the family were presented to Presi-
lent Harding and other government
leaders at Washington Special dis
ttnction was paid the Suntvan's dur
ing their stay in Washington by many
fetes partially prepared in their
honor
After ~transactinE business and Wis
iting in New York the cruise to the
Bermudas was made successfully.
During their stay in the islands the
asper party was a guest OF American
Consul Challman and Secretary
hughes OF the state department. who
was mentioning at the same time.
Mr.. Sullivan stressed the point that
Mr.. Challman was a pioneer resident
of Wyoming, having lived for n num-
Der OF years in h vicinity Of -Chey-
enne and Laramie. He has been in
consular service for the past sixteen
years
The Developments in the political
aspect OF Wyoming which according
to newspaper view has created a de
mand for the services OF Patrick Sui
Ivan came to a head during the re
cent Shriners' concinve in Cheyenne
Mr.. Sullivan is at present Repubh-
can national committeeman from
Wyoming and is manager of the
Rocky Mountain district. which in
cludes Utah, Wyoming, Colorado. New
Mexico and Montana in Republican
activities.
The only politics that Mr.. Sullivan
would talk confined the sphere to
national moves. He said that the ac-
co~mplishments Of the Republican ad-
ministration were too well known to
need repeating. The conservative and
constructive plan however has en-
abled the people Of the nation to take
a different view on things and con-
fidence and improved conditions are
everywhere evident where he visited.
THE greatest single achievement
of h Republican party from h
viewpoint OF the west and middle
west" he said, lis summed up in
the success of the Wal finance cor
poration- That was constructive and
has saved the livestock and farming
industry"
MI. Sullivan then closed h inter
view by stating that for h timc be
ing he would be too busy to talk pol
:tics and that he expected to spend
the next several weeks looking after
business here.