Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TW. Furuseth charged that American] “because they had refused to work, 3 ° f i saa dg. Boys Se lb LAND DEAL! Driven Olt Sea SERVE Tain tac a Oe CONSUMMATED, By Coolie Labor OUR SUPREME COURT _ Most people do not appreciate the importance-of the s Risiueilia | dee os judicial branch of our government. gv wage Eee asd il joule There are only three members of the Supreme Court Owners of the West. of this state and two of them are serving unexpired terms by appointment, by reason of the death of two members of the Court since the last general election. tee aks peceaaie of ahs ontibe work on Chief Justice Charles N. Potter has served as a 77 yanch north of Manville, A. A.| made publi member of the Court for almost a generation, and no Spaugh has become one of the lars: one would think of displacing him until the time comes re when he voluntarily retires. nd owners in the stat rench compriseé 6.000 ea land and 2 land which v % holdings gives For one of the vacancies, Judge Ralph Kimball no doubt will be elected. As a preparation for his judicial duties he was engaged in compiling and annotating the Genera] Statutes of the state at the time he was ap- pointed to the District bench. Having demonstrated his fitness and ability on the District bench, wher a vatancy occurred, he was promoted to. the Supreme bench. No Democrat who really is qualified would even run against him. For the other vacancy the people have the opportunity to elect Judge V. J. Tidball, Of the younger men of the state, who are qualified. Judge Tidball easily stands first. A graduate of the University of Wyoming and the Law department of the University an at the age of 22; engaged as an assistant, under the n of Judge Potter, in compiling the only Digest there is lecisions of the Supreme Court at the age of 26; appointed f the Second District at the age of 29, which position he olds by vote of the people, the last time elected without op- on; thus practically his tire manhood has been spent in preparation for the bench, and Ris success on the District bench for ten years has demonstrated beyond question that he bas the judi cial temperament, which is rare, even in trained la 5 Satisfactory service on the District bench is the best training to prepare a Judge for the Supreme bench. When a Judse has this, as Judge Tidball has, he is entitled to a premotion, but asidé from this the people should avail themselves of the services of such a man, now that they have the opportunity. In fact, it has been the custom in the part, in a large measure, to promote the District Judges to vacancies on the Supreme bench. The law provides for the election of judges of the Supreme and District Courts “regardless of political affiliations.” The spirit and purpove of this law is violated as effectively by a partisan elec- tion as by a “political” appointment. Restore the non-political character to the Supreme Court by electing Judges Ralph Kimball and V. J. Tidball, . A. H. STEWART. of deed. IT’S TOASTED one extra process which gives a delicious flavor under lease. were former owners of the ‘The land will be restected and all that is good: for farm!ng will be put into forage for winter feeding provem owner have b —o i ae see VOTE FOR TODD W. BOWMAN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CORONER NATRONA COUNTY AMERICANS! | ARISE! Resent the INSULT to your intelligence and to your patriotism implied by the slogan: “VOTE ’ER STRAIGHT!” Be independent Americans. Wear the YOKE of no political party. Be Men and Vote for Men General Election Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1922 P4009 O49OLF9S9SOPOSOP OED ESO0 9009 190900000008 md PPPOE IEE EPVEOEE ODI HIER 29900O0-90066-0-4 L PPOCSS2900G. People’s Mass Meeting | WM. B. ROSS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR SPEAKS AT ELKS’ HALL TONIGHT, 8 P. M. be Casper Daily Cribune Do ot Forget ‘DO NOT FORGET That during the war there was appropriated fifty-one billion dollars.. DO NOT FORGET : } That the Democratic administration during the war wasted fifteen billion dollars on war contracts, foreign loans, a ship building program, and gov- ernment operation of rzeilroads. 3 That the Democratic administration spent three and one-third billion dollars in ship construction and that most of the ships on which this money was spent were built after the war closed. : DO NOT FORGET That under the Democratic administration these ships were being operated at a loss of two hundred mi/iion dollars a year. DO NOT FORGET That before the close of the first year of Democratic control foreign imports had shut down a large percentage of American factories had thrown out of employment six million workmen. DO NOT FORGET That the Republicans turned the government over to the Democrats in 1918 with less than a billion dollars of bonded debt ,with but twenty-two million dollars annual interest charge. DO NOT FORGET That the Democrats turned the government back. to the Republicans in 1921 with approxi- mately twenty-five billion dollars bonded debt, and one billion dollars annual interest charge. DO NOT FORGET That the Democrats spent one billion and fifty million dollars on airplanes during the war without producing a single fighting plane. DO NOT FORGET That the Democrats spent four billion dollars on field ithout ducing a single on the battlefields of France. 7 IRN RES er RES Su DO NOT FORGET That the Republican Congress which came into power in 1919 reduced -by nine hundre? and poset Fig million dollars the amount carried in eight appropriation bills passed by the Dem- ‘atic jouse, DO NOT FORGET That the Republican Congress in 1920 reduced by one billion four hundred million dollars the requests for government expenses made by President Wilson. 4 DO NOT FORGET That a Republican Congre#z*in 1921 réduced by one billion six hundred million dollars the re- quests for government expenses made by President Wilson. ci DO NOT FORGET That the Republican Congress Has*"appropriated since it came intolpower in 1919, four and one-half billion dollars less than was requested for the conduct of the government.. DO NOT FORGET That a Republican Congress has reduced the taxes levied against incomes, eight hundred and fifty million dollars a year, beginning January 1, 1922. sg a DO NOT FORGET That when the Republican Congres3 came into power in 1919, the expenses of the government were nineteen billion dollars. 2 DO NOT FORGET ; That when the Republicans came into control, liberty bonds were selling at 85, t t~ half billion dollars less than their face value.” 2 posse ang ony DO NOT FORGET That under the Republican administration liberty bonds are selling at par and over, and have a market value of three billions greater than when the Republicans came inte power, DO NOT FORGET That this Republican administration has reduced the national debt three billion dollars and that - within the last fiscal year the debt has been reduced one billion and fourteen :nillion dollars. DO NOT FORGET That when the Republicaas came into power discount rates of the Federal Reserve Banks were 7\% per cent, and that they are now 41% per cent. DO NOT FORGET That a Republican Congress passed and Wilson vetoed the Budget Act, and that Harding signed it when he came into power. DO NOT FORGET That a Republican Senate refused to ratify the treaty which would have compelled: America - to protect the geographical boundaries and political intzgrity of every European nation, and kept the United States constantly in war. : es DO NOT FORGET That it was the Republicans who prevented President Wilson from accepting the mandate over Armenia and plunging us into war with Turkey and Russia. DO NOT FORGET That a Republican Congress passed an emergency tariff ill for the benefit of the farmers. That Congress authorized the War Finance Corporation—a government agency —to finance agricultural exports to the great relief of the farmers of America. DO NOT FORGET That a Republican Congress has just passed a tariff act which will prevent the admission of \ foreign-made goods into American ports without the payment of duty. DO NOT FORGET That the Republican administration is committed to every policy of economy calculated to im- prove the condition of the American people. DO NOT FORGET That the Republican policy is an American policy and the Republican party is wedded to the principle of America for Americans. DO NOT FORGET To do your duty as an intelligent citizen and vote on November 7th for the men and party who work for your prosperity. Vote for Frank W. Mondell and the straight Republican ticket and you will be serving the best interests of your Country, State, Community and Yourself. ' REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE Oil Exchange Building ; Phones 945 and 652 [Political Advertisement.] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927 WERRESEAY, ROVERDER 1, 192: