, 1924-10-15

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they vote for the government to
again.
Wyoming wants Warren and Wye
ming needs Winter And we're 60
ing to have EN-. Both of them
1t is gratifying to Park county
Republicans that they nave a man
of Senator S. A. Nelson's calibre on
their ticket. Mr.. Nelson received
a hearty call to the governor .:ob
from friends all over the state, and
is admittedly of fine timber for
that position.
We sometimes wonder if these
beautiful pink roses which adorn
the windshields of faithful Dem
ocratic cars will not get a bit frost
ed on November 4th.
A bank guarantee law is a fine
thing, and when practically operated
is good for the depositors, but has
it ever occurred to the people what
happens when a bank goes wrong
The taxpayers all over the county
are taxed to make up the deficit.
1t makes no difference what bank
you deposit you money in, be the
president a good business man or
a poor, one, IL his bank goes fuzzy,
then the good taxpayer steps in and
makes good the guarantee.
Some of the candidates who are
making such wonderful promises
before election have evidently been
studying the Andy Gump cartoons.
Andy is sewing up votes by the
millions by merely telling the voters
what he will do" should they hon.
or him by election. We certainly
admire Mr.. Gump, but the voters
of Park county are not going t.
rally to the promise candidate
when they can vote for those who
have records of achievement upon
which to base their campaign talks.
Senator Nelson has not as yet
expressed himself on the subject of
a bank guarantee law but if there
is a man in the world who has
worked. fought, strived and won in
"a combat to protect every penny
of the depositors of his bank, it is
he.
The Herald his week is publish
ing an article entitled "Goppert VS.
McElvain, which was contributed by
4, nn1 D,;uhtr Gpa ,;t
izen of Cody . The argument is to
the point and one which the court
records will bear out it's truthful
ness.
In w. C. wilkins the taxpayers
of Park county have a real NAL.
He is a tiller of the soil, and a sue
cessful one. He a had previous
experience on the county commits
sioner board and made a good rec
ord during the short tenure of his
office. He is well located on the
fiat to look after the county's bus
mess in that part of the county.
A vote for w. C. wilkins will be
a vote for a good man on the coun
ty board.
Warren and 'Newberryism,'" a.
heading in the new Democratic cir
cular, is as humorous as it is I'M
= fair. Some of the Rose henchmen
may criticize this venerable states
man who has a record which any
man could well be proud of, but
the voters of Wyoming will not so
soon forget the great service which
has been rendered by Senator Fran
els E. Warren, both to his country
as a soldier and to Wyoming as one
of its greatest statesmen.
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Most Republicans have a sense
of loyalty to their party. They
either belong to one political party
OF another. They do not always
vote 'er straight" but they seldom
have to get into the Democratic
column to place their mark after
a deserving Republican. We won
der how the Democratic candidate
for county attorney could conscien-
tiousy become a candidate on that
ticket after being a Republican ever
since he had first become a voter.
AS further evidence of party affitia-
tions, he was the Republican can
didate in Carbon county, Montana.
for the office of county attorney,
and after defeat on that ticket suf-
fered a like dose as an Independent
candidate. Party politics is a mat
ter of choice with every American,
but their friends like to nave them
stay hitched after they once attach
themselves.