Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-08

Jim Reed OF Mis-
Il 60 IT, souri,. VIII this
generation record
a more dynamic. fearless, and more
c~olorful career? Noe. no. Well | had a
fine visit at their hotel rooms with he
and his charming young wife. They
live in Kansas City and she has a very
big ladies dress goods factory, not
factory dresses as we know EN-, but
real designs by Paris architects, which
just happened to be made In her mot
factory overgrown shop. Jim Reed
come as near being President as any
man In America hat dident, and he
would have made q good one. A little
too outspoken perhaps for mass voting
strength, but sound In principal, and
he goes into his maturing years with a
great satisfaction. | would rather tell
EN- what | think and retire with salts
faction. than be President and be ham
pered. He told me many things OF to
days carvings on. that | will think
mighty hard over. Its good to meet a
man who sees farther than the bend OF
the road.
Anon G Carter. the TT Worth lobby
list. Of course he was here. TT Worth
had just been left of the Army air
mail, and he was making arrangements
to run 1t in by Pony Express from
Washington via Ft Worth to the West
Coast. He was OF course making all the
arrangements that Fl Worth would be
the main stable where they harbored
the horses. The riders were to come
through Dallas In a high lope and not
stop. Going to use the landing field
there for a. corrall. With those horses
back In TT Worth, 1t will regain much
OF It's lost glory, like 1t was before
some durn yahoo started bringing
Fords into town.
Sam Fordyce. a country lawyer from
st. Louis. Mo. was another old ac-
quainfance that pitched forward ont
OF the May1oWer elevator door as 1t
was opened. | once made q tour OF the
great King-Kleberg Ranch OF South
Texas with Senior Fordyce In q private
railroad car that he had momentariIy
%purloined from a client to attend the
Houston Democratic Clinic In. Sam had
no brief Ease with him In Washington.
SO he was evidentally doing his lobby
ing from memory.
Chip Roberts. assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, the only athlete to ever
be trusted with such a larder full OF
gold, Chip from Atlanta, and
was loaned to the cause by Major Cohn
one OF the original signers OF the
newspaper code. Major Cohn at one
time in his life voluntarily promised
3 dying Senator that he would 20 In
serve out the remainder OF his
stretch In order to return citizenship
the mans family. The Major not only
promised. but he did 1t. and to this day
they are still ~delousing him.
A very charming lady ON an Irish
Hunter named - Dusty Foot - ome
charging over the political barriers,
and was the cynosure, THAT word may
be spelled wrong but Its meant well)
Of all eyes. | recognized her as a Lady
from the polo fields who had galloped
into Washington between chuckers to
lend succor to another Long Island
who was temporarily In
rarcerated In the MIRA. calaboose.
The First lady In person was Lizzie
Whitney who had come In from her
silver fox farms. (They wont chase a
OK unless its on a gold or silver stand
ard). The farm is In the smoked ham
Of Virginia, sab. Elizabeth knows
l0rses, but she couldent make head or
OF these politicians.
All these. as | say, were just people
net In the Lobby. along, too, with Mr.
pecora, the little italian lawyer that