The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-15

FRANK B. LIINDERMAN, repub
Iican candidate for United States Sen
altar accompanied by Judge Edmun,
Nichols Of Billings. addressed larg,
and appreciative audience at Work
ers Hall Tuesday night. Judge Mich
OILS preceded Mr. Lnderman and mad,
an interesting talk on National issues
ref erred to Mr.. Lirrierman q.
In his talk, Judge Nicno1i
= man, who was ably fitted t.
represent cur interests in national af
fairs while not being > politician but
= man of literary attainments ana
ability, the type Of man most needed
at this time, the man possessing the
understanding heart" Mr.. Frank
p. Wicher presided at the meeting.
Mr.. Linderman in his talk convinced
every one present that he is man oi
sincere character, who would stand
firmly for the principles Of the Repub-
hcan party and work earnestly for
the interest of the farmer and all
other classes Of citizens. Having
lived in Montana for forty yers, he
has followed the growth and develop
ent Of he Treasure state and is we'll
acquainted with her needs. AS a story
teller Mr.. Linderman b without an
equal and his speech was one that ap-
raled to the audience, enlivened q 1t
was with his inimitabIe stories. Mr.
Linderman's speech is in part as fol-
lows:
Unrest Is abroad. The whole world
shaken by the terrible var, and stag
eerinf It its cost in hlood and treas-
uzs, u - 4s~prs, wssk ~ Mod
ing. & httIs bsstsr sAan IA s4rfdei
camp, while the 0risntal siant has
suddenly stripped himself Of the ieth-
argy of his dreams and IL cutting
throats. Invited by false .prephets
and demigogues suspicion and dis
trust are whispering lies into the
worlds ears. They are even here
with their whisperings, and there new
er was time In our country's history
whes there was greater need of pa
triotism than now. There never has
been time when the cool, fearless
Americanism of Calvin Coolidge has
been SO much needed as now, when
men in high places, instead of offer
ing collaboration to mitigate the un-
rest in our land, are heaping fuel up
on the fire, selfishIy hoping to gain
personal political strength from the
ranks of the discontented. N
Bred right, student of both books
and mer, frugal, sincere and honest;
never evading an issue, but instead,
In the very face Of his campaign dar-
ing to do what he believed to be
right regardless of consequences to
Aimself--never without dignity, yet
personifying the plainness of simple
American citizenship at its best, Cal
vim Coolidge, able and holding to high
ideals, is the man who will guide us
safely through this period Of unrest
and strife-keep us safe and sane,
even through the rest of the world
persists in self-torture.
Nov in electing him LET us not tie
his hands that his enemies may crnci-
fly him. But let us, instead. give him
q republican Congress so that his pro-
gram for the betterment OF our coun-
try and the world may be carried out.
Let us not forget that Senator Walsh
is against Calvin Coolidge. Hear
what he said Of the President in his
Helena speech:
Let US remember that the United
States of America has work to do,
= great work for the world, as well as
the task of setting it's own house in
order. And Calvin Coolidge, with a
Republican congress at his back is
the man for the task
with nothing whatever Of con-
structive nature TO offer, the Demo-
cratic party has attacked us with it's
usual charge of party corruption;
and with Teapot DOME togged ont in
the tawdry finery of contemplate in
situations and charges it has entered
the lists against as.
Corrupt they cry. living in glass
houses they are throwing stones. They
forget that 'soiling another will new
er make oneself clean.
Corrupt could give you some
astounding facts which did not come
to us through the testimony Of nm ex-
bandit, who solemnly swore that
dead man once told him that some