Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1924, Page 25

PONT: NOVEMBER ae 1924. ter street. Come out and march. ||| Exposing the ||| Bulldozers! ; Warren machine Republicans who happen to be bosses in the Casper ' refineries and in the Salt Creek oil fields have been circulating false employees vote for Warren and Winter, that if Rose and Wanerus are elected refinery output will lessen and field work be curtailed. gy The workers in the refineries and ‘the workers in the field should re- member that a Democratic administration gave us the Oi! ing Vad which made Salt Creek.and Casper possible, that we were most. ous under a Democratic administration, and that the Standard an In. ; dependent Oil Companies are Business: Organizations and not Political | CaO EE for anyone. The following telegrams speak for themselves: ae WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM aie ie Casper, Wyo., October 29, 19R4. * President, Standard of Indiana, ; ‘910 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. j Robert Stewart, ‘ ‘B in the Standard refineries here end Government lessees in -:\v sffalt:Greek are instructing men to vote the straight Republican ticket un- j der threat of curtailment of work or loss of poenee: if they:do not a0 vote. i Do you wish Wyoming and country to understand this is the policy of . Standard Oil Company? Wire answer at once. ; : vote ca ote : _S. R, HYLTON, Chairman, en ae : Democratic State Central Committee. “VN241 125 1-75 ON Chicago, Ill., 29, 3:18P. Oct. 29, 1924, PM 2:48 ; Hon. J. R. Hylton, t Chairman, Democratic State Central Committee, t "7 Casper, Wyoming. * Your message: just received. Standard pil Company of Indiana long ago adopted policy of not fete at Hak to od b, panlovees in any way how they should vote on any partisan political m. We have ~ye4 observed this policy for many years and* hayes TO re of shan it. If any action“Has been’ sa by. any of our.re} tives a maine in e lines you sug; it epee ee icy-and: our positive Dore dgegore ‘In the absence of concréte information as en esas of this company you charge to be disobeying these instructions, it is impossible Paige ¥ : to act.” Please wire me definitely names of any of our raprosenta- Fi tite that’ are doing any of the thi which you mention in one tele-. : gram. Signed) -R. W. STEW. (Mr. Stewart is Chairman Board of Directors of the Gain. on } . Company of Indiana.) Vote for Rose for Senator Instead of- defending the great oil industry. of this co untry before Congress andthe People, Warren and Winter have used their voice and place in Congress in attempts to justify the Secretary Fall-Doheny-Sin- clair leases. These leases are in the Courts, and can be settled there, But the great Oil Industry is before tht bar-of Public Opinion. Neither ‘Warren mor Winter can command Public Confidence on the Oil question. Ross is 48 years of age; young, active, a: ssive. He is a Demo- crat, and has the courage to state the truth. He will separate the goats from the sheep. His voice in the Senate will vei conviction and in ie confidence. Send to the Senate a man who can be of real service to ‘per and Natrona County, its industry and its people. _ Vote for Rose and Wanerus “THERE IS A REASON” statements that the Standard and other oil companies demand that their © Che Casper Sunday Cribune AND PROSPERITY IN WYOMING BEWARE OF ELEVENTH HOUR LIBELS AND ROORBACKS ROSE FOR SENATOR COMMITTEE, CASPER = aie Come Out nal Hear Wyoming's "Next Senator The big parade will form at the Burlington Passenger Station at 7 p.m. Monday evening, and march to the ; Elks’ Temple. Good band music. Torches, etc., may be procured at the Democratic headquarters on Cen- sey SO ys Raa ie aay wh oped pas ‘Truth About : Casper-Alcova Project This project. has ‘been pending since 1908..' Warren has been in the Senate during the 21 years this project has been “pending,” and he has done nothing except secure an “investigation” occasionally before elec- tion. Warren has been on the Committee on Appropriations many years. During all these years he did nothing for the Casper-Alcova project, until he and Winter secured the present “investigation” for political purposes. By what process of reasoning can we delude our- selves into believing he would do anything now. Send Rose to the Senate Even if Warren should be re-elected, he will retire as chairman of the Appropriations March 4, The Senate is now controlled by Demo- crats and Progressive Republicans. They will not stand for Warren. The new Senate is bound to have an increased majority of western Re- publican and Democratic Progressive Senatoys. The western Progres- sives demanding irrigation projects, and the southern Democrats de- manding drainage projects will control Reclamation Appropriations. The fund has over $15,000,000 in it, and is rapidly growing. Vice Presidential Candidate Dawes is openly opposed to further irrigation projects. He is the authorized voice of the Coolidge administration. Warren has always “stood pat” and followed the party program, Wyo- ming should align itself with the Democrats and Progressives in the Sen- ate. By so doing we can best assure the building of the Casper-Alcova « Project, and secure relief for our existing projects. Send Rose to the Senate | Warren will be Chairman of Appropriations from December until March 4 next. Nothing is ever done in the “Short Session” between a National Election and the Inauguration of a President. Warren could accomplish nothing even if he wished to make the effort. Senator Warren went to the Senate at 50 years of age; he is now past 80 years. Years are honorable, and age demands and should receive © respect. But, what Warren failed to accomplish in the days of his vigor- ous manhood, can-he do now? Years will not be denied. It will take active, aggressive work to secure the Casper-Alcova project. *“‘Old men for counsel, young-men for aetion.”’ Let’s get some action, Send Rose to the Senate During Warren’s service in the Senate Nebraska secured the waters of the Wyoming Platte River, Idaho the waters of the Wyoming Snake River, South Dakota the waters of the Belle Fourche. Cheyenne got its “great military post. Natrona County got nothing.. We are now “prom- ised’”’ Casper-Alcova Project. ‘(Beware of the Greeks Bringing Gifts.” Send Rose to the Senate Senator Warren friends pretend that the Reclamation Service has “appropriated” 160,000 acre-feet of Platte waters for Casper-Alcova Project. No “mental reservation” of Secretary Works, for campaign purpose, can protect us. The Federal Reclamation Law says “Nothing in this act shall effect or interfere with appropriation of water under the laws of any state” and “the Secretary in carrying out this act shall pro- ceed in conformity with such laws.” Our state law requires an “appro- priator” to file formal application with our state engineer, and says “‘pri- pity” shall date from such filing.. No filing has been made, none at- tempted. The increasing irrigation areas in Nebraska continue to se- cure priorities. Nebraska private projects may file,in Nebraska and thus foreclose Casper-Alcova any day. ‘Faith without works is dead;’2 but Secretary Works’ promises without performances are deader. Send Rose to the Senate When the final struggle comes to secure the Casper-Alcova Project, do you want our fight in the hands of an active, aggressive Senator from Casper, or in the hands of a Senator from Cheyenne who has failed us for 30 years? Send Rose to the Senate ne PAGE THIRTEEN,