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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-02-02
ObeCni bndOva nakladem
$3.OOO.OOO.

! Cely block ohranicen5 North ave.
nue.. Maryland avenue, Charles a
20 ulici, ,zastaven bude budovou, iez
znama brde jako Baltimore (Md.)
Community Building. Budova bu-
de 8 poschodIch V budove bu
de trznice sc 1876 stanky. Vsechny
pfedmety trznici budou vystaveny
ku prodeji pod sklen krone ovoce
a zeleniny. TTi stroje ma delani
ledu a 200 lednic vedle toho posta.
veny budou We sklepe. V budove
dale bude divadlo lpohyblivymi o.
brazky pro 1900 osob, Is kuzelnfk1.
20 bilard1, restaurant, 48 obchod-
Dich mistnostf a mistnost pro ban.
ku. Ably mista dostatecneho nabyto
bylo, koupen byl cd Harry B. VOL
ia Chateau hotel vedle jin5oh tam
stojicfch budov. Wolf prodal ma.
jetek svnj "a 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-02-02
OtraYen Syitiplynem.

OtraYen Syltlplynern.
John H. Gunther, 62lety stafec,
( 2525 w. North Avenue, otraven
byl vypary plynu v dter5.
PTedbezne 0znameni zabay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-02-02
MlStnl zprayy.
z krajanSkyCh krnhG,

- Do staVu manzelskeho vstoupi'
Ii pan Jan Matousek Sc slecnou Az
betou Tejcovou nedeli. 28. ledna
1923. Druzickou byla 81, Barbors
Teicova, mladencem o Voitech Le-
hecka. Hostina pofadana byla v
dome strSce p. j. Kozesnika. AIS
N. Bradford St. Bydleti budou
manzele dome zenichove cislo $50
N. Bradford St
We stfedu, 2l. ledna spoieni
byli We svazek manzelsky v chramu
Pane sv. VaclaVa pan Frantisek
Koubek Sc slecnou Terezii Kolariko-
YOU. Svatebni hostine odbyVana by
la v dome nev9sty els. 904 N.
Montford Ave.
" sobotu, 27. ledns sc navra
til navstevy We stare vlasti osve-
Zen q uspokojen ku sva rodine Zna
my krajan pan Frank Cermak z
cfsla $50 Pennington Ave-. Curtis
Bay. Pfiplul do New YorKu po lodi
Berengaria.
49, Dne % ledna zesnul p. Joseph
Sluka. {. 1915 Hanneman ulice. We
start 81 rok6. Pohfeb zesnuleho
konan byl domu smutku do koste.
La sv. Vaclava odtud ma hrbitov
Neisv. Vykupitele We ctvrtek rano.
- We stfedu. 81. ledna zemfela
jedna stara Osadnice pi. Anna CHA
kova We staff 68 rok6. Prinalezela
ku spolku Oltarnfmu, jichz clenkyne
j budou ma poslednf cest6 doprova-
zet. PohFbe bude konan v sobotu
domu smutku do kostela sv. Vacla-
va a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyk-
upitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-02-02
PokuS Otrayy.

POneVac j cranenO Dyl0 matkou
We stoupeni do sflatku, Elizabeth
Rogers. 22leta z N. Gilmor ulice.
pokusila Sc nedeli o sebevrazdu
jedem.
- John M. Snyder, 29lety. po-
druhe pokusil Sc sobotu o sebe.
v.azdu, v niz zabraneno mu bylo
manzelkou jeho. Cht6l Sc otraviti
svitiplynem. ktery We svetnici. y
niz sc zavfel. vychazel sesti otevfe-
nSmi kohoutky V 1stech kandida-
ia sehesrazly lezicito jiz bezve-
domi vtisknuta byla plynova rourka
Or. Jones varnJe pred Flu"
Prohlasiv. ze influenza Sc stala
nyni epidemii Baltimore. vyzyVa
DIR. Jones vsechny ty. kdo il trpi
ably znstali pfibytcfch svSch do
DOLBY nezli Sc uzdravi jak pro sv1j
vlasini TAX drnhych prospech
Pfichazeni do styku jinymi pcma-
ha ienom sffeni nemoci dale V
minulem tydnu podlehlo influence 8
osob. Influenca ma zhouhny vliv
ma onemocnen1 zapalem plic.
V minulem tydnu podlehlo rdz-
n5m nemooem celkem 282 osob, cili
@ 55 vice nezli teze dob6 pTede-
sleho roku.
Ditek narodilo Sc 80.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-02-02
Pro Syet0you h0SpodarSk0u
kOnferenCi.

AUuICL CuNl'
Svolani konference do Washing
tonu. k niz pozvani by byti meIi
statnici a v6dcove ysech narodnosti
sveta. ma niz vypracovan by byti
mel system 1veru a pomoci vsem
zemim. zastavano bylo nedeli v
"Amity" klubu senatorem Wash.
ingtonu. Will. Fl. Kingem. Sena-
tor King jest pfesvedcen. ze Ameri-
ka musi se plneji dcastniti sv9tove
politiky. Jak moralnim tax dusev-
MIN zbabelstvim bylo by zdstati
stranou, kdyz name jak dusevni
moe tax penize pomoci urovnati
spletene pomery dnesnfho sv6ta.
Svet jest dnes vice nemocen nezli
jindy a potfebuje novou smlouvu.
kterou nahrazena byti ma diskredi-
tovana smlauva Versailska..
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-07-20

BTdpHB, CUHSISCIHB Oh
Haywood & Wakefield's silver toned Wicker
machines, finished in frosted fumed; also
one ReCreola, large size, finished in fumed
oak. Your choice of these splendid ma
chimes on which the regular price is $4,000
to $175.00;
SALE PRICE, $500
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-07-20
Special High Grade
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

TO those who love
good music and have
none in their home, we
have a little special Of
fer in this sale, for you,
but don't miss the first
day If you expect to get
one of these instru-
ments at the price or
fered. We have four
very high grade phono-
proDhc. oop ciofipo Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
The Christian Sabbath
Denver. Colo

a double sabbath az the Feast OF tho
First Fruits. or Pontccost,
]. The Mosaic law was given for
tho Jewish nation. which was TO DO a
separate and peculiar people; Il was
not given for the Christian church,
nor for humanity In general, The
New Testament in general and tho
Eplstlo 20 the Hebrews In particular
teaches the abrogation OF tho Mosaic
law under the Christian dlspenSation.
I. After tho invention OF tho Me.
tonic Cycle. a thousand years after
Moses. many nations adopted the
Lunar year Of varying ~ and 10
lunar months. among these nations
being the Babyloniana, After their
return from tho Babylonian cap.
tivlty. the Jewish leaders adopted the
Lunar year. and. necessarily disre.
gardlng the Mosaic calendar, adopted
seven-day week. with Saturday
satuFn's day. the original first day
Of the week. as their Sabbath. Christ
indeed made use Of the opportunity
the Sabbath afforded him OF preach.
Ing 20 the people. but he repeatedly
violated the Pharlsaic Sabbath com.
mnndment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
Subjects Star Readers Are POnderinq Over

8. According 20 the testimony OF
pllny and others. tho Christian
church from tho beginning observed
sunday as Sabbath, Tho tho apos
ties preached 90 the Jews on their
sabbath, their own meetings turnout
tho New Testament. and the early
history Of the church were always on
sunday Christ rose on Sunday; all
His appearances 90 His disciples
were on Sunday. tho descent Of the
Holy Spirit az Penteoost was on sun
day.
9, Tho Greek phrase translated IN
the English Bible. first day Of the
week" Is literally FIRST OF the Sab
baths" that H. 70 the Christian. the
Sunday Sabbath was the eminent
sabbath Paul says that Il Is a mat.
ter OF no consequence 90 tho Chris
tiRn. 90 be decided by his own con.
science, whether or not he observed
tho Jewish Sabbath. In the Greek
New Testament. Sunday Il not called
the first day OF the week" satur'
day was tho first day OF the week
SUNDAY N always called me aabbathi
the pre.eminent Sabbath.
7. Tho Roman Emperor constan.
tine did not M acme claim. invent
the Sunday Sabbath. He made Chris.
tianity legal religion. guaranteeing
20 Christians tho right 20 observance
OF their Sabbath.
s. In view OF what has already
been said. all OF which win stand tho
ties, OF research. nothing nesd be said
concerning the claim OF certain Ro-
man Catholic theologians that that
church invented and sanc,ified the
Sunday Sabbath. and hence that
Professionals have no right 90 the oh.
scrvanco OF tho day. The Roman
Catholic Bible "a a Latin TRANSLATION.
The quoted uttcranees Of Cardinal
! Gibbons. Father Enrlght and others,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

Editor The STAR
Several letters have appeared In re.
cent issues OF Tho Star upholding
the observance Of Saturday as the
present day Sabbath. Sabhatarlan
propaganda can never overthrow the
Christian Sabbath. but II does disturb
individual minds and unsettles the
faith OF some. To reply briefly 90
these letters;
/. The seven-oay week and the se6.
day year was invented by the Egyp.
tians and each day OF the week was
, dedicated TO the worship OF one OF the
aseven heavenly bodies then called
planets: Saturn. sun. Moon. Mars,
Mercury. Jupiter and Venus, Venus
day, or Friday. was the seventh day
and the Egyptian Sabbath.
.. Moses. law,giyer OF Israel. was
learned In all the wisdom OF the
Egyptians" He gave Israel not n
seventh day OF the week Sabbath. but
n Sabbath fixed on certain days OF
tho year. like the proposed revised
calendar. that Is the Mosaic law
fixes the SRhbaths on the first,
eighth. 18th. 2snd. etc. days Of the
year, with the extra day used 20 form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

so / thought would try Ii. After tax.
ing Il week ! began TO improve, and
now feel finc and ara doing all OF my
Homework. including washing. sew
ing and house cleaning. | have recon-
mcndod your medicine 10 my friends.
and am willing for you to use this
letter as testimonial. as would like
To help any one suffering the way ]
did from such a weakness. - Mrs.
DELLA HICKEY. 4 s. Ludlow St.
Worcester. Mass.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Private Text
Book upon " Ailments Peculiar 10
Women" viii be sent you free upon
request. Write TO Tho LydiaE. Pink
ham Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mass. This
book contains valuable information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
Concerning the Sabbath

Sunday and the Sabbath, Would you
allow mo 10 say "A word on tho sub.
Jeet In your paper7
Anyone who win read tho Bible
thru intclligcntly win discover that
from Adam 10 tho Tower OF Babel. "A
period Of moro 1000 years. the Garth
was all OF ono language and one
speech. But AZ the confusion OF
tongues tho different nations. as
such. came into existence. except mo
Jew. The Jewish. or Hebrew nation.
did not begin az n nation until 400
years after the call OF Abrnm from
Ur OF the ChaldeeA When this rnee
wns In bondage in Egypt, and the
time had come that they should be
delivered. we read in Exodus xii.i.2.
And God Hpake 10 Moses and Aaron
in tho land OF Egypt, saying. This
month shall be 20 you the beginning
OF months; II shall DO the first month
OF the year TO you. +"
These people marched from Egypt
10 sit. Sinai In about three months.
and here God enters into covenant.
or Testament. with this nation. and
Il In known Ms the old Testament.
and II was written and engrayen on
stone. known as the Ten Command.
ments. In the tables OF stone we
find the Seventh Day Sabbath.
In Exodus XII. we read again.
And God spaks 20 Moses saying,
Speak thou also 20 the children OF
Israel. aayinE. verify My sabbaihs
ys shall keep. for IL IN n sign be-
tween Me and Mine"
And verso II reads: III Is n Sign
between Aie and the children Of
Israel forever. for in six days Tho
Lord made heaven and earth and
on the seventh day Ito rcsted and
was refreshed"
Tho point 20 be carefully noted
here v that God Himself says thnt
the Sabbath 10 n sign between Hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

I4aNAkNA AkN RANA
In our auto tour, covering 10 West.
ern states, L has never been our
pleasure 20 make the camp in Seattle
until this season.
We want 20 say that your camp.
under its present management, IL a
credit 10 Seattle. Tho uniform cour,
tcsy shown all tourists is a marked
feature OF your camp. Nowhere have
We found manager 90 courteous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
Horrorsl They Hang Grafters
Editor The Star;

Editor The Star:
An international news service from
Moscow has this TO say; Doris
Izmalov h.s vito ana II others sen.
fenced to death for army and navy
etafi."
u II now In order for our press 20
froth and fume about tho inhumanity
Of tho Russian people. as they did
when tho soviet government exc.
cutod tho bishop for high treason.
and sent another bunch 20 prison as
his eonfederatea.
The u. $. government made that
one OF tho grounds for nonrecognl-
ton OF tho soviet government OF
Russia. now they have another. in
the inhuman execution OF 10 grRfters.
We must give Hughes credit for
far'sightedneEs. Should We recognize
the soyieta. the habit OF hanging
grhfterz might percolate even 90 tho
United States. and II Il did we would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
Praises Auto Camp

ana hospl,able, and 90 thoroly alive
20 the confer, OF tho tourist as Mr.,
Gates.
We take this means OF thanking
the park board and Chamber OF Com.
mercc. together with Mr. Gates. for
a very enjoyable stay In your auto
camp. Sincerely yours,
MIR. AND MRS. RAYMOND
sourNARp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

er Is the name Saturday" IN II, bu,
that is nothing; for the Christians
have nothing 10 DO whatever about
the names OF the days OF the week.
( We do not have one day IN seven 20
keep holy. We have q Sabbath life
10 keep holy; and We celebrate the
lie mot the day on the first day OF
the week. T.. a. KLEIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

have 10 call a now ana special cleo
tion.
Would Forbes. Morse. Dougherty.
Fail and other men higher up like
such a law by tho by. was ~ not
this same Fall who recommended r.
the president that We 20 10 war with
Mexico n the Mexican government
did not allow our oil grafters 20 steal
all oil wells OF Mexieo7 And waB !,
not this same oily Fan who gave the
Sinclair on CO. tho Teapot Dome
navy oil reserve. and this s. o. Co.
has as stockholders many sons,
wives. nunts and uneIes and other
relations OF high.up Officials al
Washington
just hope tho newspapers win
contlauo 20 denouncc tho savage gov.
eminent at Moscow, and thus save
our grafters from such drastic treat.
ment. We arc a civilized govern.
ment and would not fW moment
tolerate tho hanging OF any CRATER.
Respectfully, d. NJ. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
The Apple Growers

box OF apples in the wenntchce dis
trict last year was ;l.30; / also read
that the growers Of an adjacent
district averaged rs cents n box for
fancy apples the season thru. Not
In years has the Western apple
grower received cost for his apples,
and no won't receive cost for his
crop this year.
How does he get by then7
He gets by thru working his head
off and his family's heads off: he
gets by thru receiving no interest
on his investment and nothing for
his famiiy's labor: he Is not charg.
ing anything off for depreciation.
nor Is he getting per cent on tho
money he spent thru the ten years
he was caring for his orchard be.
fore II carne into production. II
they gave you an orchard. planted
10 choice varieties. and none OF the
trees died in ten years. stlll you
would have a per acre investment
Of something like $500 before that
orchard returned you n fair crop.
What nre the Western apple
growers doing about II?
Hundreds OF them are out of bust.
ness; thousands OF acres OF trees
are being pulled up. or let SO 10 de.
cay: each year finds fewer trees
being planted. fewer new orchards
coming in. and more old orchards
passing out. In time this viii
make for decent apple prices. but
as soon as II does. ten thousand
dumbbells VIII rush out TO plant
ochards.
Don't let old man Curtis fool you.
The apple grower Of the West Is
not breaking even. and there Is no
likelihood that no will In the near
future. Respectfully.
WIN. DENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

linked 20 God IN Christ. An unbe-
lever. be he Jew or Gentle. has 30
more 10 do with the first day OF the
week lin this connecticut than Hot
tcntot has with the Fourth Of July.
in ono Of the articles the writer said.
III you read the Bible thru 100 times
you would not find tho word Sun.
day" Sure. but what Of that7 Meth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
Editor The Star:

EsuItuf Ihu cIAEs
Old man Curtis had his hired
man. Johnson. draw right peart
cartoon to show how well or the
farmer was. This pretty picture
showed a farmer getting all fusscd
M over the price OF wheat. while
his barnynrd was fun OF commodi-
ties was a barrel OF apples Old
Of money. Among those commodi.
ties was q barrel or apples; Old
man Curtis should have left out tho
apples.
In n recent fruit grcwers' bulletin
I read that the cost OF growing n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

and got 30 run
down and weak
from 1t that /
could hardly stand
or walk across tho
floor. The doctor
gave me all kinds
OF pills. but moth
ing helped me. j
happened 70 meet
a friend who had
taken Lydia Z.
pinkham's Vcgc-
table Compound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

and the children Of Israel n waa not
given 10 the Gentle nations, and no.
whoro Ia the Bible are they required
10 keep it.
CHRISTIANITY is
NOT SET OF LAWS
ChriHtinnity rs not a act Of laws.
but IL a life, the life Of God impaired
90 the believer. and the covenant OF
Testament IS made Ia tho blood Of
Jesus Christ. Jesus said, This IL
My blood OF the New Tcstumant
which ~ shed Tor many"
Tho church did not exist In tho
days when Jesus lived on earth ~
man. Not until the day q Pcnte'
cost did ths church take shape; and
there il not a line in the New Tesla
ment which was written after Pen
tenost. and was spoken 10 the church,
not line about Sabbath day.
Christ arose on the first day Of tho
week, Ho appeared 10 His Disciples
on tho first day OF the week. and
mover on the Sabbath. Pentecpst
was on the first day. and without
any commandment the church has
been celebrating their new life In
Christ by gathering together on that
day 20 break bread. for prayer, praise
and preaching.
Between 1916 and 1880 there arose
among the scattered followers OF WI.
liam Miller In the New England
states. this teaching that chriHtinns
are required 20 keep tho seventh
day.sabbath' aud since that time
there has been n sect OF people
known as the Seventh Day Advent
lists. who observe Saturday as tho
Sabbath day for Christians. and the
testimony OF God on tho question Of
tho two days Is US foilows: First,
God has never given n great outpour'
ing OF blessing on this Sabbath day
preaching. Second. God has not
blessed and used In any marked way
not 30 much as one who breaches.
This doctrine. while on the other
hand all the great cyHngelists whom
God has raised up and used greatly
have been men who preached and
practiced the celebrating Of Christian
ilfo on the first day Of the week.
Among the thousands no blessed are
Gypsy Smith. d. L. Moody. Charles
G. Finney, c. II. spurgeon. Jonathan
Edwards. Billy Bray. Charles and
John Wesley. John Calvin and many,
many more who could be named at
- aary, NfovV IN these men were
breaking Gods holy law and viii.
aurely lie would not 30 honor them
In their work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
STRANGE THEY
ARE NOT BLESSED

on the other hand. II the seventh
day keepers were keeping HIS law
and doing His holy will. u Is strange
that lie has not so blessed a single
one Of theus-no. not in 1900 years.
And while IL 10 true that some OF
them arc very clever IN argument,
and zaaioua In PROSECUTING, and en-
,angiing unins,ruc,ed Christians who
have been won 20 Chris, by others,
to this day / have not met one OF
them who had power with the IN
saved. or had power in prayer.
The soyenth-day Sabbath was given
10 the Jew. The first day Of the week
has not been given to anybody. but
u thing'whleh came into existence
AZ day Of spiritual celebration with
the new life by which the church Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
MRS. HICKEY
so WEAK COULD
HARDLY STAND
Tells How Lydia E. Pink
ham'sVegetable Compound
Restored Her Health

Worcester. Mass. - ~ had some
trouble caused by female weakness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

only reveal their ignorance OF the
Greek New Testament.
The Mosaic Sabbath was n memo.
rial OF Imael's dellyerance from
Egyptian bondage. as evidenced by
Deuteronomy y. 1915. The Christian
Sabbath was instituted by. and com.
memorates. christ's resurrection; IL
Is tho continuous memorial OF the
central and crucial miracle Of the
Christian religion. +. II. W.
TaHtsnund, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

Editor The Star.
! notice that for several weeks past
there has. from time 10 time. mp
pearcd in your paper articles about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

and the children Of Israel. II was not
given to the Gentle nations, and no.
whoro Ia the Bible are they required
I 10 Keep m.
, 1923-02-02

Prior to 1917 paper of all kinds wasNS
made in America by hand.
, 1923-02-02

reads the school laws of the state a
strong bent is given TO piling up
money in the permanent funds; that
is not using the income for the peo-
pie now in the state. but boarding It
up In the big banks. I am speaking
a~dvisedly when I say big banks for
the smaller banks cannot put up Sc
curity to get much of these funds.
For this reason our own county treas
urer is forced to deposit thousands Of
Of county funds in Cheyenne.
This is the very money wrung from
our over-burdened tax payers and
by right belongs here at home
in our local banks, but on account of
unwise law has to be shipped out
of the county. There's the county
general school fund. amounting to
nearly half Of the special school fund
in our district. most OF II paid before
January l. but 1t can't be distributed
next summer, but must lay in
bank to swell its deposits.
This is not a criticism OF any coun.
ty or state treasurer or any bank, all
OF whom so far as we know are liv-
ing right up to the law. but many
in this state can and should be
improved. FRANK KELLY,
Keeline, Wyo.
, 1923-02-02
Ranchers Are Kicking.

EDITOR Tribune: I would like a little
space in your paper to discuss a mat.
ter in which every rancher in wyo-
ming is interested.
There has been introduced in the
present legislature a bill H. b. 70. to
make It lawful for any person on foot
to enter upon the enclosed lands of
another. for the purpose of fishing.
in any natural stream. lake. pond or
other natural body of water, stocked
in whole Or in part by the state of
Wyoming.
Mr.. Carroll. the gentleman who has
introduced this measure, is probably
utterly uniformed as to the conse-
quences. If it should become law.
The fishing season comedies with
the growing season. and most Of the
small ranchers have crops on both
sides of the streams. and from bitter
experience know that where the gen
eral public is admitted to the land.
that the majority Of persons have no
regar6 for crops. fences, gates or
anything else.
II this bill becomes law, who will
, 1923-02-02
Wisdom at Cheyenne.

lewiston of the basic law of Wyoming will not
d occur for several years at least. true inc
+birty.vear old constitution needs Frightening up Ill
sno+s INT somehow we can manage to get along
with it until the demand becomes more urgent,
There are so many more things more desiraoe -
the taxpayers than the expense OF a constl1utlonaA
convention dragging along interminaoiy'
If we could be assured of as good a docuneni
as the one sought to be superseded the PROPOSE
by the legislature on a recent day.
The present great need for Wyoming is economy
burdens not load them onto the backs of weary tax
payers. ro +bo
There will come q time when we can spare inc
means necessary to revise the constitution ana III
our sober and patriotic senses we can improve
Inon What we have. but that moment does not
seem to have arrived. ~
law we now have it might be an inducement 10
give us something better for the future. First, let
us experience this inclination. The legislature Mns
PROPOSAL at this particular time.