Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1922. ee FORDNEY GIVES (GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY TOURISTS TO VIEW SAME UPHOUSE Sty (SIGHTS AS BRIDGER, BUT IN DIFFERENT WAY, made his historic first immigration to | Ear: Deep carpets of |ous WITHOUT FIGHT Will Not Be Candidate for Re- election from Michigan Dis- trict; Wants to Take Rest. SAGINAW, Mich, June 20.—Con- gressman Joseph W. Fordney, chair man of the house ways and means committe. and author of the Ford- ney tariff bill, announced posittvely Monday fr a telegram to the Saginaw News Courier, that he will not be a candidate for reelection. He plans to retire at the end of the pres «nt term, after 24 years of continuous service in congress. WASHINGTON, June 30—"I am tired, I am 69 years of age; I want to rest now and be with my family.” Chairman Joseph W. Fordney of the house ways and means committee de efared tn. announcing he had deter- mined mot to seek re-election from the Fighth Michigan dietrict after a con- tinuous service of 24 years. By the time his term ends March 4 next, Mr. Fordney said the three big measures on which he has worked law. Coming from his committes these major bills kept him steadily at work and whfle he is still hale and firm, Mr. Fortney says he is entitied to a rest. “A&A Democrat was serving in the Fighth district when I was first elect- ed nearly a quarter of a century ago,” he said, “and I have been here ever since, This is the last political job I expect to hold.”* News of Mr. Fordney’s decision was an utter surprise to house members generally. Representative William R. Green of Towa, is the ranking Republican mem- ber of the ways and means commit- tee. Under the house seniority rules, he will become chrirman, members soid. if the Republicans retain control of the house in the November elec- tions. STATE SUPERINTENDENT 1§ CANDIDATE. ACH CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 30.—Kath- erine A. Morton, state superintenden of public instruction, Monday an nounced her candidacy for re-nomi nation on the Republican ticket. statement addressed to Republican voters, Mrs. Morton said: ‘The rec- ords of all state officers are of course well known. J have held this office for the past three and one-half years and if my record has been satisfactory I shall appreciate your support.” Local political gossip has it that Mrs: Morton w:ll be epposed for the Republican nomination by Mrs. Frances B. Beard, widow of the late Justice Cyrus Beard of the Wyoming “gupreme court. SES Try Tripeny for jewelry and repair- ing of real value. 6-29-3t Jewelry and wxatcr repatring Dy ex- pert workmen. All work guaranteed Ina, Casyer Jeweiry Mfg. Co. 0.8 Rid) Matchless Wonders of Yellowstone Stand Forth in Original Beauty and Grandeur and Pio- neer’s “Lies” Are Vindicated — Years ago old Jim Bridger was one of the earliest travellers of the Yel. lowstone. But when he tried to tell of the gigantic geysers, rivers that ran cold on top and hot on the bottom and monstrous waterfalls, the country laughed at him, and he bécame known as the greatest liar of ‘Imagine the hard luck. With @ reputation al any o: through the wonderland. mountain trails there is a system of highways. every modern comfort and _conveni- of many a fanciful tale of the old west, to really discover a thing beyond even his own wildest imaginings, and then to be branded a Mar! A rough deal, indeed. But 1922 marks the golden anniver- sarv of the Yellowstone National park. And this year every traveler who goes to the wonderland to help celebrate the gala year will be a vindication for poor old Bridger. His biggest “le” was the truth There have been many changes to| Yellowstone since Bridger’s day ravelers who come this year 1 4. Where he went in’ overland with pack horses, they roll in over a steel bighway in de luxe trains, or in motor cars of their own. « Arriving at West Yellowstone. more | change are evident. Where Bridger | went through the brush, and used river beds) as trails, this summer's traveler will find a matchless system of highways, with automobile trans portation awaiting him. He can se Watch Windows for Bargains. WINTER-HENTHORNE => ing, Fis! » Dancing Etc. Booklet FURNESS: BERMUDA LINE * “Syyonn o= ST. GEORGE HOTEL, Tennis, -Day Vacation Tours, $83 9 Days, $88.50 *t Including All Expenses Via Palatial Steamers With all the attractions of a delight- ful yachting trip to a quaint foreign Cool in Summer—All Sports ™ Bermuda-——Renovated and Refurnished, Finest Golf, Swimming Pool, Bookings. Furness Bermuda Line, matchless Resse Three disinterested people of the highest character and standing, selected from the University and High School teachers, were the judges. They awarded the prizes as above, crediting each correct word. is time. Che Casver Daily Cribune celebrating its golden anniver vintage of 1898. At the right tioth year. Above is one of th of the luxurious yellow cars w | Will be transported to the man) the left in an i time stage coache Here is the old and the new in Yellowstone park, which is this year outing costume, ey’re wearing in the park's fif- and below one he golden anniversary tourists na of the great wonderland. Jence await him in the heart of | wilderness. Permanent camps equal comfort and attraction beth hotels and camps have bi | have tone, 15. the | Ana yet with all these changes, s0/ tf they been kept to the spirit of| ce, the park is the same old skilfully constructed that their r Only one change is the reverse of| your complexion becomes the real kins log architecture adds to the r bat {€ seecns it should be, he ianti| fame ne wwe wore pe mcm Sone y made as the inventor| Wild beauty of the whole, mals, wild in Bridger’s day, are tame| cause it butide pew and more Biood- of half a dozen trips} Through all this is a wonderful sys-|now. Bears ea? from your hand.| s. That's w ‘ovt wunken Instead of|tem of co-operation between govern-|Grazing elk herds raiso lordly heads| {agen par’ necks It coats Mitle ts ment, railroads, hotels, camps, and| to ch the bus caravans roll by.| have this happen to you. 8. 8. 8. ia Hotels wita| transportation that enables 100,000| Deer pause by the roadside, and eyo! 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