Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1918, Page 5

<3 OOM A hh hd hd dd LE em a” —-—— , s a! \SPER l RIBUNE Page Five : F-VERY voter can with pride stand squarely!|behind every Republican candidate on the - State and County tickets this year, for there has never been 4 time in recent years that the Republican party has offered to the voters such a clean, able, efficient and qualified list of candidates as it does at this election. ™ a. 1 ~~ en for, United States Senator. It was the desire of Senator Warren to retire 'to. private life after a long: and honorable ‘service in the upper house of Congress, but so urgent was the demand that he remain dur- ing the great crisis facing the country, that he has consented to. serve.another term. Senator. Warren not only has supported the President in his war measures, but has very nearly been ahead of the President himself in his advocacy of war meas- ures. The Democratic charge has been made that Senator War- fen ‘voted against the selective ‘service act: The Congressional Record shows that on April 28th, when this act passed the Sen- ate Senator Warren voted for it and was selected by President Wilson as one of the conferees to act with the House in whipping the bill into shape. ‘ Senator Warren has been personally sought repeatedly by the President to aid him in the passage of his war recommenda- tions. Having been in the Senate for many years and having been chairman ‘of the two principal’ committees ‘on appropria- tions and military affairs, he if so well versed in those things which are necessary in theée times of war ‘that it would be a calamity not to contribute him to the great cause at this par- ticular time. = ROBERT D. CAREY for Governor Mr. Carey, is a native son of ‘Wyoming, whose. reputation : as a progressive business man andjas a patriotic ¢itizen, who has given much of his timeand money to war work, needs no embellishinent here. In the development of Wyoming after.the war, inthe great work ‘of 1zconstruction, we need :a real business’ man in the governor’s office, and a man who undetstands: the needs of this great state, ahd-withal a man who will administer our affairs for the benefit of the people and the great industries. If Mr. €arey is elected Goverrior there will be*no' shady transactions such as have characterized the’ Houx ‘adntinistta- tion. There will be no backing and filling, reversed decisions; decisions based on political expediency, but a straightforward business administration, and a record in office of which we all may be proud. A vote for Robert D. Carey is a vote for a greater Wyo- 7 ° ming. ; A vote! for Robert D. Carey'is a vote for a: progressive business man’ who will give the péople a progressive: business administration, and who is qualified to represent all the people of this state regardléss of their political faith. ee F. W. MONDELL for Congress For almost quarter. of a century Mr. Mondell has rep- resented the pedple of Wyoming in the lower house of Con- gress, and there are few citizens of the state who cannot enumerate some act of his which has been of inestimable value to'them. Mr. Mondeil is always on the job. No let- ter to him goes. unanswered, and every request from his most humble constituent: receives prompt attention. The only charge made against Mondell by his Democratic oppo- nents is (and it's always whispered) is that he did not sup- port the Selective Service Act, which the Congressional Rec- ord :disproves, as he did'vote for the act. Mr. Mondell, like many others, the majority of them Democrats, was in favor of ‘a volunteer ‘clause in connection with the conscription which permitted volunteers to tender their services to their country ‘first. This was, however, eliminated by a majority vote not following party lines, and the bill’ passed without it, which Mr.,Mondell supported. Mr, Mondell’s experience in the national legislature for over 20 yeats should qualify him’ particularly ‘for the position to which he aspires at this time. Of the other hand, who do we find as his opponent? Hayden M. White of Buffalo, who has characterized him- _ self'in his own paper as a “blatherskite”’ along with various other titles’of the same class, and the Republicans are willing to accept his classification. | | Stat d by Wyoming and the Nation by voting / oe for these men on November 5th . | ‘is |