, 1924-10-15

party been proud to place before the voters of the nation
ticket; They have both been tried out, and they have not
been found wanting in any particular: After a year as chief
people of the United States than he was the day he took
Coolidge and Dawes are of the type Of men who do things.
They are both known by their accomplishments and not
t toy o sas promises they make Of what they will do if elected
The entire state and county ticket of the Republican
rem, who seeks election to the United States senate. Has he
not given honest service for his state in the senate halls of
congress for more than a quarter of a century? And he is
willing to go back to Washington and continue to render
the highest type of craftsmanship to his state. He is a
strength in the senate, and therefore he is a strength for
Wyoming. The voters of Wyoming will not shelf him on
to turn Washington up side down, if only the dear voter
will allow him to replace Senator Warren.
In Congressman Winter Wyoming has found a real
statesman s. n 1 Although Gio but a year in Washington @ai5gto as rep
as an able congressman, and is rendering a real service to
county puts forth S. A. Nelson as its candidate date Senator
Nelson has served we'd the county for years, and not a word Of
He is a natural statesman, a business man of more than
ator Nelson has won his spurs. He was elected four years
ago, he served his county faithfully and efficiently. and
he will not be sidetracked on November 4th by his friends
un,,I For legislative i've Offices in the state legislature the Re;
David E; Powers. Both of these men are known for their
ability. Mr.. Caldwell has been one of the most active workers
man whose integrity is unquestioned. He and Mr.. Powers
election. 'AN- '"' = N''e q = Il s'De'A
For the county offices the ticket is filled with men who
will capably adminstrate each and every office to which
they aspire. For the county commissioner jobs, which
are beyond doubt the most important of the county admin
istration, the Republicans present the names of w. c..
Wilkins of Powell and Eugene Phelps of the Meeteetse
country. Mr.. Wilkins is a successful farmer on the Sho-
shone project. He has made good with his own business.
He is not a politician, and was only induced to become a
his worth for that office. When Abbot Williams resigned
was appointed to fill his place. During the few months he
seryfe he at 4 ahd fail na eisct fFisndF Mr and Pb sqppG iE s Ts %5S are of t his
upper Greybull section. He is a man well versed in business
affairs, has an engineering education which will make him
valuable In road and bridge affairs, and is well qualified
from every standpoint to serve the county. In his home
unusually strong support, which should recommend him to
the voters of Park county as the representative from the
Meeteetse section to the commissioner board.
For sheriff the Republicans have nominated Chas. A.
Davis who has already served one term and has qualified
ton of his first term as sheriff Mr.. Davis was given a posi-
that department until business called him to look after
personal affairs at home In seeking election Mr.. Davis
term.
E. S. Hopes is the candidate for county treasurer. Mr..
twenty years, and is known for his ability to do whatever
he he sets feso out ito to do aosd right ! ao, He " was sheriff zs if Of f,t the eGamtg .t for
for Henry Dahlem and made good. AS county treasurer
administered. They will have a man there whose integrity
has never been questioned, and one who will give the same
economical supervision to the office as he would to his own
personal affairs.
Ernest j. Goppert seeks reelection as county and pros
ecuting attorney. He was the choice of the Republican
voters at the primary election and is making his campaign
although a young man, is one of the rising young lawyers
of the northern part of the state. His persistent attentive
county attorneys office, has won the respect of both his
friends %h and those who may not be so friendly with him
but results, is what Mr.. Goppert is handing to the taxpayers
on election day.
Fred Moses is the Republican candidate for the county
clerks job. Mr.. Moses is a resident of Powell where he
holds a responsible position in one of the banks. He is a
thorough accountant and is well qualified to take over the
duties of the county clerks office.
For the office of county assessor H. A. Phillips asks
for his reelection. He has served efficiently during the
that it has been well administrated. The assessment work