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The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14
Why He Was Late.

Flattenhat had arrived home late
from the office, and his wife was not
the sort Of woman to let thing like
that pass unnoticed.
why didn't you catch the 7:30
train home tonight, Herbert?" she de-
manded
We'll, you see, dear" replied Her
bert, II asked porter from which
platform my train started, and he said
If turned to the left I'd be right"
"Well, didn't your"
unfortunately no, my dear!" re-
piled her husband. "a little mistake
on my part. l turned to the right
and was left"
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14
CAUGHT IN PASSING

College professors, in a way. are
manicures of the mind.
| The old fellows may not attend. but
they like to be invited.
A man Is more apt than a woman to
go crazy when he falls in love.
A woman is never seriously i'll until
she loses her interest in romantic nov
els.
Iou can make man weary by men,
tioning the weather every time YOU
meet him.
Fortune knocks once" but misfor-
rune drops in frequently without
knocking.
Ihe man who never told lie is fool
ism to risk spelling his reputa ton by
saying SO.
When man gets up in the world
good reputation comes In handy as
parachute.
Wise is the man who doesn't sign
his name to a friends note or his own
love letters.
Don't make yourself common; the
world only sits up and takes notice of
the uncommon.
The average woman's idea of an hon
est grocer is one who attends the same
church she does
Nothing is better calculated to give
a self-made man jolt than a bill-of-
fare In French
A good memory is one that enables
man to forget the things he does not
care to recollect.
Some people display the best Of
taste by cutting out originality from
their conversation F.
A married man is glad that there is
no place like home when it is filed
with his wife's folks.
Many man who humbly speaks of
his own insigniticance gets mad If
other people allude to 1t.
Many man gets reputation for be-
Ing good-natured because he is too lazy
to stand up for his rights.
What miserable crowd Of pes
slmists we would be II we could see
ourselves as others see US.
1t may be better to be born lucky
than rich, but the man who is born
rich is lucky from the start.
When you see young man at church
every Sunday night 1t doesn't take a
puzzle expert to find the girl.
While you may know spinster like
hook. 1t isn't nice to remind her of
the fact that she Is on the shelf.
At the age of sixteen girl knows
lot more about men than a man at the
age of sixty knows about women.
There is no satisfactory reason for
believing that woman who Is always
"harping'' will make good angel.
The woman who realizes she has
made some other woman Jealous is sat
istied that she hasn't lived in vain.
1t is unwise to Judge man by the
criticism Of his enemies. Only his
friends can properly denounce him.
Public officials should be cheered
when they do their duty. They need
all the encouragement they can get.
After. piling up fortune many
man can see where the honesty of
other men was good policy--for him.
Don't cast your bread upon the We
ter today and expect it to come back
in the form of sponge cake tomorrow.
1t isn't until boy has celebrated his
eighth birthday anniversary that he
begins to notice his fathers ignorance.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14

Messrs Virgin, Bailey, H. w.
Woods, Morich, Wadsworth, Sam
Smith, Appel, Thayer and Afford
plan to go to Manter tomorrow
in the interest OF the Holly-Ston-
ington Telephone
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14
The Bio Item.

Bill, the chauffeur, had so much
dash that certain magnate on the
block decided to secure his services.
This gentleman went to Bill and made
what he evidently considered bril-
liant offer. Said he: "Tll pay you
$500 a month"
Greatly to his surprise, Bill hesl
tated.
"Why, that's a splendid salary for
a chauffeur"
MAYBE So" responded Bill. "It all
depends"
ION what?"
"Do pay my own tines?'
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14
The Same 1hinu.

When Mr.. Wombat came home and
eel his vacation plans Mrs. Wombat
demanded to know what was wrong.
He explained that he couldn't leave
business. Whereat she was, to put it
mildly, peeved.
you put aside thousand dollars
for this trip, didn't you?"
Il did"
"Here l am expecting trip to the
seashore. You've got the money. And
now you say you can't leave business y
You take the $1,000" suggested
Mr.. Wombat calmly, land buy some
new clothes. Probably do you as
much good as trip to the seashore."
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14
jokes

Carl S. There's a certain ques
tion I've wanted to ask you fol-
weeks"
Marie P-"Well, get move on
I've had the answer waiting fol
months.
Mr.. Weigand, Gin Geometry =
Now pupils, while the others are
putting the drawing on the board
| want you to look at my figure
LyttOn says:-"In the bright Lexic
on of youth there Is no such word
as fail" but some of us that have
taken chemistry know better)
.Iunior:-"Why is chemistry like
counterfeit money!"
Senior: Because it's hard to pass
lit is more blessed to give than
to receive-eXaminat
Some people are born great
some achieve greatness-oth
know how to run bluff"
tFrOm The Hollyhock)
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14
Thursday.

Thursday.
DR., c. L.. Hooper. Commander
of the new Legion Post at Manter
was Buckeye visitor Friday.
The following from this commun-
ity have joined the new American
Legion Post established at Manter
last Wednesday evening: n. b.
Dickerson. Otto Shepard, f. G..
Hardin, Frank Morrow, Jesse L..
Downs and Roland Sackett. There
are many more prospective mem
bers in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. and J. r. Akin
were Holly visitors Friday
Ed Dupree and j. f. Trotter
butchered for the Buckeye Store
Saturday.
b. W. and c. c. Downs made a
business trip to Holly Saturday
f. C. Newman made business
trip to the Artesia neighborhood
last Friday.
w. A. Bolinger is threshlng at
Tolbott's near Artesia at this
writing. He states that he has
been delayed by the storm so that
he will not be able to get to the
Buckeye neighborhood until the
last of the present week.
Chas. J. Watson was a caller at
the Howard kenney home Sunday
B. 7. Sowell was helping Morris
Holmes fix his windmill Saturday.
Quite few from this locality
attended the Charivari given Mr.,
and Mrs Dan Bedee last Saturday
night We extend congratulations
and wish them long and happy
married life.
Little Dick Watson is reported
slightly ill at this writing.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14
An AffectIonate Bump.

Phrenologist Ito boy client)-You
have remarkably large bump Of tlial
affection, my lad.
Boy-Please don't press 1t so hard,
sir. It's where father cjouted me
over the head.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14
A PERSIAN PROVERR
iOLLYIzED

He that knows not and knows not
that he knows not gets f.
He that knows not and knows that
he knows not-gets c.
He that knaws and knows that he
knows-gets A.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14
His Pippjn.

You are the apple of my eye"
So Cholly often used to sigh.
SO they got spliced and now she
screeChes
Whenever he would eye the peaches.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14

For loans on town property see
F. Il. Allen.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-02-14

Little Dick Watson is reported
slightly ill at this writing.
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LtEskfcn'uAy1

! Miitni<,6dbory Nsrodni -
4otys severo6esk& M Krkl. va.
hohradech konaly v breznu val
Iou hromadu:sZ poarebne zpr&,
w jednatele ucitele R. Peeha
dverejnujeme k informAci Glen
stva: Ma darech seslo Sc v;r
1923 v obou pdborech sO47
Kc, ma prisp4vcich clenskych
$3.50 Kc, v pokladniGkach w.
Mano 1898 Kc. vanocni sbir
IN podomni vynesla $3.50 Kc.
zabavnf ifspravni vybofy dspo
tadaly 8 podnika zabavnich,
Tchz finanSnf zdspech byl slas-
~, moraini velmi p2kny. Cd
fory pecujf. o. nase hraaidiie
!. -Podmoklech n. P. 4. We ssvi-
feve U Rakovnika. Do obou oh
&. vypravily vanoSnf nadilku
skolnim detsm, X niz v pryni
fade pfispely vinohr&dske sko-
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niti aiespon casti drobne ak
cionafe. TAX pfikladne pfi3la
revise ma polozku $4,000 Kc,
ktera figuroSala jako cestovne
do Prahy. Nebo tesne pred kon
kursem byl vyplacen jistemu ii
novnfku spolecnosti dar 10000
Kc. DR.. Juriga sam, ktery do
spolecnosti medal ami halere,
prihlasil mnohatisicovou po-
hledavku ma spolecnosti, KITE
rou dial pozdeii odepsati jako
nedobytnou. Ale nejpovazlivej
Sim je zjisteni, ze vedouci IL
de spolecnosti AHA, cili rozdi-
lu mezi nominalni hodnotou
akcii a jejich hodnotou kurso-
vni nepouzili k fozmnozeni re-
servniho fondu, nybrz vyplati-
Ii z toho pod titulem rdznych
darI a privatnich odmen 450.-
900 Kc. sSlov. Dennik" ohla-
suje,' ze dredni revise Pride
prhb6hem zjist'ovani hospo-
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ddrstvi jeste ma .mnohSsa fpo-
vazlivejsf veci. Je pochopitel-.
no, ze tyto zpravy pdsobf :roz-''
ruch nejenom v krusich drob-:
nych vefiteld a. akcion&fd, ale
/ v neJsirsieh kruzich s3cven-
ske verejnosti. Tim sice, lie / v;
cele steji tyz Juriga, ktery ka-
zdy tyden We svych s'Ludovych
Novinach' stve proti "korup-
cnim Cechum". "Gea" je, jak
videt, ddstojnym pendAntem
hospodarstvi ruzomberske lu-.
dove banky a peknym ncvym
fddkazem, jak by lud'&ri ho-,
spodarili "a autonomie. Posle.
dni slovo die vseho bude mfti
soud. 4, II
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~
u S1fr1<eu lxta 4 .pr6 al. 2ta-
nie6fe 1podmokelsk& poAtoeD-
,yaB p9ak4it5sni dafy K 6eeld1A
lxsatrrnfrn 4 K. narzenf ypolkD-
vtht domu., I cecham svihov-
skym pom&haly We snaze po
vlastaim rdomovs. ustfednimu
vyboru N. ]. S. odevzdano> %
'tisic .Kc, rlzRJm men6in&m -
darech 1435 Kc. vinohradshk
'eabory IprCsi sye pfatele o d6l
81 podporu v tomto roce.
Trnava na SlovenslEu. z Tr.
navy dosla aszpEava. ze'v tam
nejsim bohosloveckem semina-
III Foxmisky mezi slovenslsymi
2 mad'arskymi .chovalci dostou
PLY tdkove nlify, ze 24 sloyen-
skych bohoslovcd .opustilo t.
fstav. V TtRavsksm semiaafi -
to jest pro cffkevn9- -politicke =
nafvdni pem6ry, rejm&na Pro
budoucnost vel1ni chaxakteris-
.ticke - je v2tsina chovancA
Mad'arl q ii soustavne sloven-
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HospodSfstvi v podniku, jenz
byl pod patronanci Jurigovou.
FaleSne zpravy o posi-.
Stodolovi.

o upadku spolecnosti "Gea"
v jejimz cele stoji ludovy pO-
slanec Juriga, referovali jsme
jiz nekolikrate. Spolecnost, kite
ra byla podnikem lud'ackym,
jejiz ucastinafi jsou obrov-
skou vetSinou drobni venkov-
sti stoupenci ludove strany, ve-
fici v obchodnicky talent dra
Jurigy, behem pomerne kratke
DOLBY prohospodarila pres A mi
liony, kdyz ale drobni akcio-
mari zadali vyrovnani, ktere by
zmensovalO ztraty drobnych Ii
di, byl tento navrh spravni ra-
.dou odmitnut. Ma to soud uva-
lii ma spolecnost a jeji obcho-
dovani revisi. Jak sc ale "Slov.
Denniku" oznamuje, odpira
spravni rada uredni revisi wy
dati ObchOdni knihy v predtu-
Sc, re by Sc mohlo prijit ma
podivne zpusoby hospodareni
cizimi pencil. Ones jiz je ale
zjisteno, re vedouci lide tohO-
to lud'ackeho podniku uz v do
be, kdy bylo jisto, ze spolec-
most je v upadku, obohacovali
Sc penezi ktere molly zachra-
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sA< Asssey .aas6zs9 v jsjleA -
|ieenasA &lleeA. .Dae %. aI1saA
10 vsldkni Saevs1an SShssarxsi
pst>esn ~ 4Ak tstsv aesssA,
stzaawne opustili, vyzxdavse Il
ped tim cd pie <dytavenych do
voleNon. NyMf n4ktefk krliny u
silaji, sby Geld velini ytfapn&,
'xae Pre- pomery mezi sicvea-
slyM = -msd'arsktm .knfskt1n
dcrostem velMi characteristics
Ik& aftra bylA v klidu zkonco>
vxna = &hy sc sfevensM boho-
shovel do semindfe vr&tili. "Sl.
Dennik" k teto strutn& Epfav9
dudlva die ziskanych infor@
maci, ze spory vinou Mad'ard
jsou star6ho data. Nejv9tM pro
velsAtSry d4lali wax nikol ci-
ST Mad'af nybrz sacvensti re-
neg&ti, kt%H spfftno' surovym
zpIsobem napadali soustavne
slevetsk& sSohoslovce, ktefi
pres tyto stale stupnovsn& stva
nice prejsvoval obrovsksu tr-
p9livost. Spiritual 'astavu A.
Hujsz, mad'arun, reneg6tskou
agitaci pretisloveaskou zivil
tim, ze slovenskym bohoslov-
lctm vsttppvai narcdnf indfe:
tsatis.Ays ! jsnaa Vomxhallpre-
ttakt Buzalka, take "Slov&k's, !,
ktert phi stale vznikajicich spo
rech sosstavne sc stav9l No
sstsana MAd'ard. Dva z astav-
mich 'profesprd jsou sice Slows
ky, ale - jak zpravidla v po.
dobn$ch pom3fech byv& -
Ijsou lpln3 bezp&tefni q Ma
dart Sc boji. Trnavska pfiho.
do aeuk jsn vyzham naistAi.
We svych pficinach q. disled-
icich je velmi .pf{4aatnou pro
pomery v katolickem kleru ma
Slovensku; nvazime-li pax, lie
katolicky kler mx a jeste diou-
no .bude miti bexvyhradny vliv
na> dnN idu, pak vystnpuje tr-
navska seminirin revolta a od-
chod slovenskych bohoslovcI
v 1plne jasnem sv6tle. Jen at
odrodilci q Mad'Afi provokuji,
at jim dnesni kn9xsk6 gene
race. at uz re zbabeIosti neb
l,zamysln6 nadrzuje: to mlse
smiti na narodni uvedomeni
knszskeho slovenakeho doros-
tu jen vifv ,vycAbvnt. Nlrodne
uvsdom6ly knee v obci pax
bude znamenati konec dnesni-
no ovladani lidu bud bezpatef
Milky. nebo yylozenymi NADIA:
rOny.
/ Pfevox itSlskych vojind.
Pod patrcnanci italsk6 vl<dy
a "a soucinnosti ministerstva
mar. obrany a pohfebniho lsta-
WI hlav. mesta Pfahy byli '
techto dnech tito dastojnici a
vojfni: Cinti v sumperku, AS
peri v Nebovidech, Pandolfi,
Pizzutto, zara v Bratislav9,
Falciola, Casoli We SLOW. Me-
deru, De Vita v Komarne, ex-
humovani . do sve vlasti pre-
vezeni.
Archeolsgielt a6iez M hra.
de HamrstsjmE. Mad rekou Nj
sou, .blizko Liberce, vypina Sc
moca4 ruina hradu Hamrstej-
ma. Davn& .povest vypravovala
o zasypanych chodbach 2 ukry
tych pokladech. o ktere RUNE
Sc tax nebaji? q pfece zde Sc
ukazalo, ze povdst m6la jadro
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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- - .1r"
peevdiv<. Cd olUviny bfeznA
byls N AF4als - 1tematieky ko
pano. vykop&Sky podnikal ne
mecky ,vlAstiv&dht spolek pro
Pcjsstsdi = F1jl1efi. Dost ga
hy byiy objeveny v hloubce as
dvos raetra hruty kopi a zbyt-
Ky mech, ale jiz Iezi zcela mi
Gene. PozdGji, We 8 metrech
d4lnfci narasik - klenbu ne
jake mtstacsti. -Dalsi patrani
dalo = i'll epssr "a dohledu
znalca. vlasdslfina to pax me-
ly vykopy pfekvapujici vysle-
dek. Kdyz byl objeven vchod
do mistaosi . edklizen drob-
ny stsrlk, ktert Ipekryval scho-
diSte, hadatel& J,Arazili v iz-
Ike chodbx NJ xslezne, ale jiz
setlelk dwefe 10 sklepeni, asi
8 Aetry vysokGllo. Prostor byl
dosd r0sskhly, ~ pro so osob.
Uprostxsd na vyvysenem miste
v hromadE setlelych drew a pr
ken svedal Sc .kovovy sarko
fag, iak Sc pozdeji ukazalo. ce-
" re stffbra. N4sjedne strane
tste stfibrn& ,trukly je letopo-
Get A. D. 1452, m strane opa-
enc inicialy N. D. UvniF skri-
ne jest menM rakev rovnez stri
brna q v nj zbytky kostry, bo-
NATE yyzdobenf ,zlatym rete-
zem kolem krlu, dvema zlaty-
mi prsteny s drahokamy a stiff
brny mec .se ,zlatou rukojeti.
Inicialy N. d. zfejme ukazuji
m hyvaleho drzitele hradu
Mikulase Daehse z Hamrstej-
nu. Byl to rod nSmeckych pa
nj. Mikul&s byl We sluzbac h
panu z Bitfsteina ma Frydlante
a cd roku 1411 stal Sc purkra
bim M HamrStejne, odkudz sc
potomci jeho nazyvali. Ia va
lex husitskych stal ma strane
katolicke az do r.. l43l (sveho
11jeti). Jeho synove Hynek a
Mikulas mi. pcceStili Sc a dr.
teii sc stranou Podebradovou
Letopocet 1882 vztahuje Sc
zfejme k lmrtf Mikulasovu.
Nalezene pamatky jsou nyni
ulozeny v museu v Liberci. Ne
nj o tom sporu, 3e tento nalez
jest velmi zajim6vy a historic
ky d0lexity.
/ .hsa dsnnSl4 usyYfAx nkmec
FkeAo 6fsdnietva We sprive ste
zuje 81 Bohemia" We clanku
nadepsanem ''Samosprava be-
spravy". Ale chyba je pry ia
ke na nemecke strane, kde VI
sporu o samospravu a sebeur
teni dplne pry Sc zapomina
>ze beg nemeckych lfedniku u
skutetneni obou cili neni my
slitelno! Vezmeme v lvahu =
dovozuje list - jen ten nepra
vdepodobny pfipad, lie Meme
obdrzi to neb ono ministersk,
kfesio. Co by mohl takovy ne
mecky ministr pro nemecky liz
uciniti, nebude-li .miti pc bokl
nemecke lfedniky, kteri b.
peecvali o provadeni jeho o
patfeni? Systematicke zatlaco
vanf nemeckych ufedniku pr.
pisobi, ze v nedaleke dobe b,
dou lfGdy, hlavne v nemec
KEN 1zemi, ebsazeny jen Ce
chy. Nema-li ell nemecke po
litiky v tomto state zlstati pot
hou utopii, pax pry nutno 81
vsim dirazem pecovati o to
aby nemecky zivel We stain
sluEbe byl udrzen q ably nemet
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lfedni mista We spr&ve ami
nestoji. Pres to vse ale zauji-
mali dosud takoyy poeet mist,
jakeho by pfi obracenem ma
trodnostnim pomeru Cechdm nj
kdy nedoprali! Ostatne o pu-
sobeni a vlivu nemeckych Il
fednikd nejen We statni sprave,
ale hlavne take v samosprave
mohou cesi ze smiseneho 1ze-
mi vypraveti stale jeste cele
zajimave kroniky!
zA6arovany mlyn. Pred ca
sem zavrazdil We mlyne v Bfe-
zine u Tisnova delnik Koudel-
ka delnici Annu Nejezovou,
To rozrusilo jeji piitelkyni, q
letou sluzku Filomenu Marva-
novou re Sinalova u Tisnova
tax, ze Sc stala trudnomyslnou
a konecne skocila V tonne mly
ne pod splav do vody a utonu-
Ia. Ma bfehu nechala pouze
satek. Jeji mrtvola nebyla do
sud nalezena, ponevadz je mno
no vody. Nez smrt radila We
mlyne dale. Obesil Sc tam to-
ltiz jeste 48lety mlynarsky
pomocnik Jos. Herboticky re
zelezne u Tisnova. Byl II neho
nalezen dopis timto sdele-
MIN: ia jsem Herboticky, do
mex cfslo %, Bfezina." A pax
jmena vsech TIFF mrtvych. ''Ne-
jezova, Marvanova, Herbotic-
KY = stesti mlyna." .Samozrej
me, ze toto nelprosne radeni
smrti rozrusuje cele okoli a
re meZl lldem VZnlkaJl neJfans
tastictejsi povesti.
Varaxdin (Chorvatsko). Ami
starobyle mesto Vamzdin ne
izustalo pozadu v Smetanovych
oslavach. Vojenska hudba (v
niz je mnoho hochu z Cech)
nam poskytla 8. brezna neziSt-
ne aryvky mistrovych skla-
deb a "a to Jim vzdavame We
refine svuj dix. Pred koncer-
tenn byla primerena prednaska
ucit. j. M. Svecove cesky a p.
prof. Filipice chorvatsky o W.
znamu Smetanove, jeho zivo-
te a die. Skoda, re nepriznive
pocasi zdrzelo mnoho hosti cd
navstevy koncertu.
Hospodafstvi podniku, jeni
byl pod patronanci Jurigovou.
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Hcjnost Stesti, spokojenost,
fadost necht' Vas blazi jen,
pfejeme vam 2 duse ceie
v tentD VaSehO snatku den.
, 1924-10-30
LET THE VOTERS DECIDE

With this sue the campaign OF 1924 is over as far as The Republican is concerned
this beng the last issue before the election next Tuesday.
During this ampaig The Republican has end@Wored to conduct an absolutely clean
campaign without personalities SANDY without mud sining. We have endeavord to present
to the voters the issues OF the campaign and to show wherein the candidates IN the Repubi-
anime the qualifications of they various Republican candidates as published elsewhere in this
issue which we believe support this claim
We believe thatp practically very voter has decided in his on mind how he will vote
on election day and that last minute 'dope' is worse than useless. There may be circulated
between today and the election next Tuesday many false stories and many untrue state
nenS by partisan workers., or event. by candidates The voters should and mdmheIy do
such atements and rebukeh hose who start them .''
Voters must remember that here are but four lays between now and detection day
Almost any kind of a story can be started in THAT short time and those afctdh nave alb
soutely NJ opportunity to dnproe anything ##
This kind OF a cmpug should accomplish nothing for hose intended to be be
fitted out should rather aid those attacked. Voters in this day and age have a sense of
fairness. md fair play which mn be ignored
At the election next Tuesday there should be cast in Carbon county over 1000 votes
Ever citizen entitled a vote owes it to himself and to his country to cast his vote in
the way he believe it should be cast If this is done The Republican md all eoodi citizens
will be satisfied whit the result and all will unite in making carbon county, the state of
wyoming and the United States of America a better place in which to live ....
, 1924-10-30
DRILLING IS
PROGRESSING
ON NEW WELL

Mr.. n. e. Good. who Q few day.
since spudded In . now we'll in the
Separation Flat district reports that
drilling IL progressing satisfactorily
and that the hole 10 already down
over $50 feet.
Mr.. Good expects to complete this
hole In record time and u bending
every effort to bring in an oil we'll
before the bad weather compels .
stop TO drilling.
Tho frst load Of timbers for the
new rig which Is going up Just west
of Rawlins were unloadcd Tuesday
and Mr.. Good states that within .
very short time rig builders will be
at work putting up the derrick.
This new rig Is going on section
"a. about IN miles west OF Raw
Inns and Just = few feet north Of the
Lincoln Highway. The test we'll
which will be drilled on this loca-
ton will prove . large structure. .
great portion OF which Is owned by
the Rawlins Country Club.
, 1924-10-30
ASKS
FOR SUPPORT OF
PROGRESSIVE

, The Republican IL in receipt OF
the following telegram from George
r. Kinder. progressive candidate for
the United States Senate:
Powell. Wyo.. Oct. 2S, 1924
'Rawlins Republican, Rawlins. Wyo.
Progressive State Convention
endorsed me for the United States
Senate on the LaFoilette platform.
j have campaigned for LAFOlictte
since June and have organized sew
eral LaFollette clubs in Wyoming.
attended the Cleveland convention.
prepared the petitions for the La
Toilette electors. who are support
Ing me. Rose Is campaigning state
Tor Davis ms a Democrat. lie has
done nothing for LaFollcttc. Why
not support n LaFollctte man7
GEORGE T.. KiNDLER.
Progressive Candidate for U. s. SEN
ate. supporting LaFollette."
, 1924-10-30
KILL CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

At the ominge election the people of theHate will have an opportunity to vote un
AN amendment to the state constitution providing that the legislature nav pass laws appro
lGang permanent choo funds to shoold districts.
r. At the M the egSatuev Oed to submit this pupuitonto the voters prutuUv
the emre school fraternity of the state was bemd the measure Even at that the prone
Eiion was fought bitterly in the House I'M was only carried after a considerable of
first vote
Several of those in the eisaturew were absolutely opposed to the dsspaion of te
permanent fund of the state, believing that would be cite to ady invest sm money
lay the foundation for revenue for schools for all time to coe. .r4'
The school people who, two ears ago, favored this enlmnmtat a recent sta @
meeting at emmerer vent on record unanimously agmst the proposition in the following
-.. ~-. Ao
Conditions in the state which seemed fra tme to Justly the redistribution of n DOR
ton OF the S@te iii royalty fund have changed to sucha extent tmtw we: 10Y beveth these
funds should be allowed to accumula and should bel roeed"
The teachers are to be congratulated fort hest nd they have tan in this matter as
enhre future of Wyomings school structure woMdb eje opauizeds huldt the amendment
be passed
Another amendment which is bmg submitted to the voters for their consideration
this election is one providing for the lvYng of severance tax against all natural pro-
dts ofu the state
The passage of this amendment will mean that the future vhopne Of the state
will be seriously retarded I'M that Wyomings natural resources will remain mdveloped
for years to come.
This amendment would levy an additional tax upon all minerals taken from the
oil and gas The burdens of such a taxation would fall chiefly upon the oil ad gas indus
tries which already are paying more han one half of all the taxes in the State These axcs
in the form of property production sales and royalties They total more than 3c nr
Dbl on very barrel of oil produced in the state Coal ad metal mining would be brt
orst for hse Industries are Etb beginning to be- developed. Metal mining is lust
beginning to m back Wyoming md to saddle it with more axes at this period would
to 'Hn the goose that after a while will lay the golden eggs
To be SAFE vote against both amendments 4%g Hsx