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The Washington times., 1910-07-15

It's all right for =. r. 10 swius
round the circle. but what the publ
really yearns for is 10 see him leap
the gap OF silence and lard in the
middle of the political stage
Considering what's been going on at
oyster Bay this summer. il would
really he more appropriate 20 have
the coIoucI dedicate that pilgrim 8
monument
When inclined to grumbie. don't for
set that every such day as yesterday
puts one more tweEty-foUr-Hour crimp
INTO the sum total Of hot weather
DR.. Madriz-s treatment Of his Ameri-
can prisoner should furnish an ex-
ccIIent foundation for his plea for
recognition by this country
Il is worthy OF comment that every
one OF Yesterdays twenty-four hours
passed by without recording the death
of an aviator
ore more we are reminded that NIr-
Piuchot might better. perhaps have
been retained as chief Of the Forestry
Bureau
Perhaps tire fact that their prisoner
.
think he'd like TO live in a dungeon
This is one OF the twelve months Of
The year in which Il is particularly in
oDpo-tune to start railroad strike
The Interstate Commerce Commission
also has a faculty fcy suspending rail-
road hopes along with railroad rates
NIr. Taft and the commission evidently
have different ideas about how the new
rate law should operate
Hearst is overlooking & me bet II
ra fails TO organize the William Pitt
man Relief Expedition.
VsIiuan might practice I'D q bit
with a few trial flights across the
/ TIUdSOn-
Tie Nationals have resumed their
normal stride.
The Washington times., 1910-07-15
Excursions.

wharf y. IN
old Point Comfort and N0rfOlk-Steamer
leaves Seventh street wharf s-45 p IN
Marshall Hall-Steamer Charles Mac
alester leaves Seventh street wharf
go and 6.3o p N.
St Johns Lutheran Church excursion
10 Chesapeake Beach-Trains leave
District line 2:o0. 90 s-45- and 9-l5
=. m
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DAY.

The number OF complete and perfect copies
o. he Washington Times printed sundays
during the month OF June follows
June S--------- g, -05 June b 4l-5A4
June 12........- 81 20 June e6.-....-.- as.S56
Total for the month ...---.------.-. 1851
Sunday avcrace for the rrouth--------- E.825
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The net total circulation of The Times
9Suncays1 during the month OF June was
rs all copies left over and returned By
ssents being eliminated. This numbzr, when
divided by 4. The number Of Sundays during
/. u1e5 shows the net Sunday average for June
70 have been S6. Ga
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In each issue OF The Times. the circulation
ngUres for the previous day are plainly
printed at the head OF the first page at the
les OF the date line.
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(The Times will be pleased to announce
meetings and entertainments in this col
urnn. Phone or write announcements
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JUNE CIRCULATION.


The number or complete auG perfect copies
q The washington Times printed daily cuI-
Ing thc month VI ) uns was as follows.
The Washington times., 1910-07-15

It's al right for =. r. 20 swim 8
round the circle, but what the publ'~
really yearns for is TO see him leap
the gap OF silence and lara IN the
m-EELe Of The noLiticaL sLage-
The Washington times., 1910-07-15

Considering what's been going on at
oyster Bay this summer. il would
really he more appropriate 20 have
The coIoueI dedicate that pilgrim 8
rronurreur.
The Washington times., 1910-07-15

Eliminate that
oId-fashiOned way
Of marking your
goods with a Sc
cret s 2 Him &
price. said the
Business Doctor
Il rnnrn is an-
The Washington times., 1910-07-15

When inclined 20 Srumble. don't for
set that every such day as yesterday
puts one more tweEty-four-Hour cTimp
INTO the sum total Of hot weather
The Washington times., 1910-07-15

The Interstate Commerce Commission
also has a faculty fcy suspending rail-
road hopes along with railroad rates
The Washington times., 1910-07-15

Hearst is overlooking me bet II
ba fails TO organize the William Pitt
man Relief Expedition.
The Washington times., 1910-07-15

/ one more we are reminded that Mr.
/ PIuchot might better. perhaps have
been retained as chief Of the Forestry
The Washington times., 1910-07-15

NIr Taft and the commission evidently
have different ideas about how the new
rate law should operate
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
]. P. Walker & Sons
Contractors, Builders and
General Mill Work
Located in the Payette Planning
Mill
PUBLIC SALE,

Saturday, Jan. s, 1910. Sale to com
mence at l o'clock sharp.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder. at Mr..
Fowler's homeon Indiana street, Pay
cite. Ssing two blocks north and one
block west of the passenger depot,
the following described personal prop
erty. to-wit;
iron beds: bed springs; 4 bed
mattresses: 1 three-fourths size iron
bedstead: one three-fourths size coil
spring: three-fourths size mattress;
dressers: / commode; ? sofas; 2
kitchen cabinets; ? dining tables; !
kitchen table: rockers; 4 dining
chairs: s kitchen chairs; 8 parlor
chairs: / heating stove; cook stove
4 center table; 1mu sic stand; 1 book
case: electric flat iron: camera
outfit complete; 1 clock, lenoleum,
9xi0; gasoline stove; l washing
machine; l lawn mower; sausage
grinder: / ladies bicycle; 80 feet of
one inch pipe. lot Of picture frames
a lot OF canned fFuit J wash tub,
churn. ? shovels, a lot OF empty fruit
lars and many other articles too nu-
meTous 90 mention.
500 magazines VITA he sold for the
" NJ, c. A.
Usual terms as given on bills.
Chas. Fowler & L. Pratt, Owners.
J NJ. Swanson, AuctiOneer.
A, p, Seritchfeld, Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
NoTIcE 81 pIssoLurloN

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Wilcox & link known as pro-
prieIors Of the City Meat Market has
been dissolved by mutual consent, R.
I. link Withdrawing from the man.
agement of the firm. All bills
against the business viii be paid by
MIR. Wilcox who retains and will CON
duct the business ana all accounts
due the firm should be paid to him.
ID. E. WILCOX.
r. T. link.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

Wednesday evening Of last week
Fred Moss entertained a numhsr
Of his friends at delightful put
Music aud social converse passed
away tao hours IN very pleasing
manner until refreshments were
served. After refreshments dan
cling was The order Of the evening.
Those present were the Misses
Alice Chaplin, Cecile Compton,
May Graf and MFs. Ives. Messrs
Clinton Wood, Keith Burns, Wal
ter Keegan.
Lost. - Yesterday afternoon be
tween postoiiice and Y. NJ. c. A. a
ten dollar bill.--A. J. Ring
Furs At Below Cost.-The ball
ance Of my stock OF iurs will be
closed out at much below cost.
Call and see the hargsins.-sIrs.
C. b. Compton.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

Mr.. Bolton is moving one large
band Of sheep from his ranch to
tho bench to feed the rest of the
winter
Bert Lowry who has been visit
ling with friends in the valley went
TO Caldwell Friday on his way to
his home in Jordan Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hartley
entertained few friends last
Tuesday evening, The guests were
Miss Mabel Wight, Miss Allie
shimp, and Messrs Bert Lowry,
Tom Whitley, Arthur Wight and
Walter shrimp.
Mr., and Mrs. Il w, Wight and
family who have been visiting
with Mrs Nights brother, w Z,
shimp and family, returned to
their home in Payette Friday,
4 Christmas party and dance
was given at the Shimp home last
Thursday night The guests were
Mesdames Wight, Nelson, Gissel,
Hartley Patton, Ditto, Robert,
Messrs. Wight, Nelson, Mcintyre,
Patton. Gissel, Jay Cox, Albert
Hartley, Tom Whitley, Bert Low
lry, Arthur Wight, Van Staul,
George Brewer, Wan. syme, Ar
thur Adams, and Ed. and Earl
Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Shimp and
Mr.. and Mrs. + W. Wight took
Sinner with Mr., and Mrs. Albert
Hartley in their new homo last
Wednesday
Mrs. b. D, Mcintyre who spent
Xmas with her sister Mrs. Perkins
at Glenn s Ferry, returned home
Wednesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. W II. shimp and
Mr. aud MIS-. +. W Wight were
pleasant callers at the Patton
home Thursday.
Mr.. Burtleson came out on the
stage Tuesday on his way to his
ranch in Paddock valley.
Il. ChatGeld moved bis family
up to the Goats ranch Saturday.
MIR. Chatheld went to town Mon
day after another load of fursi-
ture.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

Tuesday of this week c. S.
Fields a sheep herder came in
from a campin the hills to get
medical attention. In caring for
Il band of sheep he had severely
frozen both of his hands and it
was at first thought amputation
would be necessary but after care
fully dressing the wounded MEM
bers the physician decided they
could be saved.
c. H. Moore, of Idaho Falls, a
brother of George W. Moore. arr
rived in Payette last Friday for a few
DAYS visit with his brother and fam
ly. He was much surprised at the
amount of snow here and the mark
registered on the thermometer last
Monday morning. His brother came
in for good roasting regarding our
Italian climate. The Enterprise will
90 to Idaho Falls to Mr.. Moore for
the next year to keep him posted on
Payette and vicinity.
Plenty of chocie celery and cranber
ries at the Enterprise Meat Market.
A fine show every evening for ten
cents at the Edison theater.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Green
wood Avenue Irrigation company VII
be held in the City Hall Payette,l q
no on January nth at 2:3O p. m. nor
the purpose Of electng officers. CON
sidering the piping Of the ditch line
and for such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
Fl. D FICKEY, Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

For Sale.-Straw In stack one
mile and quarter south OF Pleas
ant View school houses. Rolph.
Wanted. Middle aged woman
who can cook or take care of child
len. Address "W" care this office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

Found.-A child's white Angora
muff. owner can secure same by
calling at the Enterprise office.
Lost.-An Elk's brooch somewhere
in Payette. Finder please return to
s. x. Salisbury & Co. store and re-
ceive reward.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
Notice.

Beginning Tuesday, Dec. IA, we
cannot take orders, after $50 p. N.
for delivery the same day. So many
orders come in late that we cannot
get the delivering done unless we
adopt this rule.-Moss Mercantile Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

girls AID women next Sunday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock in the Con-
gregational church.
Rev. r. II. Gilbert spent a few
DAYS in Ontario this week.
Miss Ida Schenck is spending a
few days with friends here.
Miss Lucille Gillett returned TO
! her home in Caldwell after a few
days visit here.
The Misses Swatmans returned
to their school in Caldwell after
spending the holidays with their
parents.
January third 1910 was a red
letter day for New Plymouth. 1t
was ct this time that the Grand
/ Chancellor Of the Grand Domain
of Idaho came with his valiant
I knights from Myrtle Lodge togeth-
or with a goodly number OF Pay
cite knights as valiant assistants
to institute Plymouth Lodge No.
\ 81 K. OF P. They we're jolly
crowd and good workers About
nine o'clock eight old members
and twelve new members got to-
pether and worn was commenced.
Two degrees were conferred by a
\ little after twelve when all repair
ed to the lower room in the Pio-
neor Block whore the Baptist Lad
les had prepared bountiful re-
past Seventy sat down at the
table where jollity, good humor
! and toasts we're INDUCED In for nm
hour and half. They then all
repaired again to the Pioneer Hall
I where the third degree was given
! and officers elected and installed
as follows. B. f. Swatman, c. c..
\ b. +. Talbot, Vice c.; P. Monroe
Smock, Prelato; Geo. Alderman,
4 NJ. of W.; A. II. Sundles, K. of R.
and s.; +. Wachter, M. of F.; C..
I S. French, NJ. OF Elk; II. II. Mas
on, NJ. of Arms; w. II. Beary, l..
|G.; w. II. Brown, o. G.; w. Det-
rick, J. f. LaCrone and w. F.
Ringer; Trustees. Special honors
we're granted to G.. y. Redman as
Deputy Grand Chancellor and
Past Chancellor to w. f. Ringer,
! Geo. Alderman, w. DERRICK and
C. s. French,
Miss Althea Sheldon returned
| to Ontario to take charge Of her
school Monday
Miss Nellie Hinchcliff returned
to her school at Albion accompan-
led by Edna Campbell who is go
rug to attend school there also.
Last Saturday iorty-eight OF the
Friendship and Philathea 8. g..
class enjoyed New Years dinner
at the home Of Thos. Woirs. The
afternoon was mostly spent in a
program prepared by different
ones. The histories, poems and
prophecies wore all very much en-
ioyed after which they all return
ed to their respective homes.
Miss Mary Weir and Misses
Alice aE9 Eunice Stone started
Monday to attend school at Fruit
land.
The Plymouth Coral Union are
expecting to give a program at
| Ontario the first week in Febru-
airs and will meet Tor practlce rrl-
day evening at Mrs. J. W. Lynch
es.
Mrs. Il. Z. Cox and Mrs. A.
Meyer went to Fruitlsnd Wednes-
day evening to install the officers
of the Royal Neighbors.
Miss Pearl Wachter returned
home from her vacation in Boise
Tuesday evening the people who
have electric lights experienced
what it was before electricity was
invented as the lights were turned
Of GA account of the amount of
ice.
Little Margaret BanSas 10 quite
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

a T ALLEsl Observed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

certain section OF the press But
Burles was not disposed 10 wait for
THIS. he did not want a fuss over thu
matter Ii his suspicious We're cor
rect, he had his own way OF keeping
The press quiet He finished his cigar
cite and Their went on in the direction
Cf Covent garden Il was here that
most OF the big theatrical supply
stores did their business
OF course hey all supplied confetti
Uut u was CT the average class Burles
hunted the whole place In vain Al
Mason FOR Instance where every
thing could be obtained from a stick
OF grease paint 10 complete travel
ing scene dock, the manager shook
his head
But haven't you ever seen any
thing OF the Kind?' Burles asked I'm
not seeking information out OF idle
curiosity I'm a police officer from
Scotland Yard and this matter is i'm
portont. II can ind out where that
confetti came from il may be the
means Ct unravelling one OF the
most startling OF recent crimes.
OF course you are at the top
OF the profession and all that KIM
OF thing but | suppose Won don't dis
dain To call IN the services OF clever
outsiders sometimes New IDEAS, for
instance such as novel way OF light
irg up Il fairy wand. or something or
TIA kind Come
The manager admitted the soft i'm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
CHAPTER XIII.
eta Belle AtaIarta."

Inspector John Burles had lunehed
comfortably in his own rooms where
lie was enjoying q cigarette before
commencing the work OF the after
noon. He had case AFTER his own
heart: the thing was working out very
we'll, and on the whole Burles was
satisfied with himself His methods
were not quite those OF the ordinary
detective. which perhaps accounted
for the success that usually attended
his efforts II was no bad thing 10 nr
a gentleman and a man OF education.
aud Burles was a specialist in crime
But up TO now he had had few cases
so much after his own heart as the
mystery at No IA Nernonterrace.
The thing was so complicated and so
apparently ihexplicabie that Burles
Was fairly reveling in H.
And Ailsa had been wonderfully use
FIJI. IL was she who pointed out the
unusual nature OF the confetti found
at No. IA. il was she who had reco.-
lected the peculiar comb worn by the
victim OF tile outrage The more
Purles thought the matter over the
more convinced was he that the in
iured woman had something 10 do
with the stage II so. she would be
missed and q description Of her pub
Iished in the papers Anything con-
nec;ed with an actress. be she ever
so small was always welcomed by a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

James J Hill. the great railroad
king OF the northwest. has lectured
the Minnesota Hardware association
on the subject of frugality lie doesn't
think much OF the cutlery against high
prices when. for the coming year the
people have ordered $500. 000, 600
worth OF automobiles. not one OF
which will produce bushel of grain ,
The fellow who knows most about
frugality is the one who has COMPEL
ed the most people 10 be frugal and
Jim has squeezed out so many mil
lions through excessive railroad rates,
that he knows frugality from head TO
tail
There's nothing in life much pleas
anter than 10 throw Of your own
weaknesses or sins and then stand
around telling all the rest OF the PEG
pie about their follies and misdeeds.
and the remedy for them Forsooth.
the best doctor is one who has cured
himself with his own medicine
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

What will Teddy do?
You see what they're goIng ~ try
TO do to him. don't you?
Z The transatlantic mails are being
loaded with letters TO him from the
interests and the friends OF tho IN
terests
when he strikes civilization he VIII
have tons of such testimony 10 the
effect that Taft is all right. Aldrich all
right. Cannon all right. the tarir all
right. and the Roosevelt policies all
right. hut. somehow. the party is not
all right. A forcefUl element In IT Is
denouncing these things which the
Interests" say are all right. and Their"
is danger OF a Democratic victory ut
the congressional elections
The interest" are demanding that
Teddy stump the country, that. for
partys sake. he indorse the rsscally
tariff Aldrich Cannon. 6allinser.
Tafts mistakes and weaknesses. the
betrayal of Rooseveltian policies and
the whole miserable record OF the con
gress and the administration as made
up To date
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
The Mote in the Other Fellows Eye

Mr.. Hin, being removed from frugal
ity's necessities by some 100000 600
or $50, 600 600. sees national calamity
in the fact that some four per cent
Of MS common mortals feel that we
can afford automobiles instead or
sticking 20 the hoeing or corn ex-
clusiyely.
Mr. Carnegie. up 10 his ears In the
fruits OF two decades OF high protec-
tion. roasts special privilege 10 the
queens taste.
Mr.. Rockefeller. washed white as
purest snow OF the barbarous, muir
derous methods OF Standard OIL rises
in the shadow OF the pulpit and be-
comes corybantic over the greed or
the masses,
But YOU start something practical
To relieve the people OF the necessity
OF the pinching and the going without.
and these eloquent and learned edu-
Gators on what ails things take TO the
tall. dense woods ahead of the pro
cess servers, every time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
Monday. March Ia.
Nn1n
WHAT WILL TEDDY DO2

What Will Teddy do?
II he accepts the letters OF the sin
terests" as the voice OF the people, II
he is 80 small that party has first call
on him, II he can be fooled and used
as Taft has been. he viii stump the
country FOR or otherwise Endorse
'stand.patism, with all that that
means in the way OF oppression and
graft.
Not only will tons OF letters meet
Teddy. but private emissaries OF the
trusts and the tyrannous. lawbreaking
corporations have been sent 10 him.
Every sucker al the public pap crib Is
already roaring that everything Is all
right and within six weeks every
bouehten party organ. every editor
who gets his'n 10y standing in with the
grafters viii be shricking for Teddy to
90 forth and save the status quo which
is threatened by the robbed and OPP
pressed common folks
What will Teddy do?
Really IL is 10 be very severe test
of one whom the nation has looked
upon as a very big man. Watch what
Teddy does
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
From Another Point of View

exactly Bill
That being the case what is the price Of pig weed
the Of consumer doing the ezuptbg
exactly early 10 look '4or M, a..
- No.
~pease" Np.l N ..A '7-T H3N =" say
This little ven TO market
With many a
And the who m and drove
Now lives in a brown
Il it the fellow who does a wrestling match
thrown.
NJ to n London and he pro[ab,v nil
i bit o the kind '' 'i
And perhaps me boundary dispute between Ecuador has
NAMED unsettled for the want Of an nus "
hides coming Africa ,rd
which Col Roosevelt has thankful learn l. his own
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

When men have bad livers they're
about ripe ter lead good lives
IAN empty honor usually gets hoI-
low laugh"
Niagara Falls is said 10 have chang
I'D greatly IN appearance In the last
20 years Perhaps fewer hacks stand
ing in front of ii.
Here's where | get a little change
of neir." remarked the rich old cOdger.
as ne changed his viii, cutting OF his
nephew with shilling
Don't worry 20 about me, dear,
said the very sick man.
I'm not. replied his wife. bravely.
but you look so gloomy.
Il was Just wondering she said.
unguardedly. whether my sealskin
coat would be regarded as mourning.
How would IL do 10 vaccinate people
with beef tea against high cost OF liv
ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
Congressman DENLY
Has Broken Ground
For His Political Grave
Not ~ Familiar with the Sentiment
Of HE Party Here as Chase
Osborn, Who Spoke Right
Out In Meeting.

! know Of n
nv opinion concerning him. It IS
before another speaker idle to speculate
but the openly that '' 0e'e'e % " "
the
Cannon Adich and AdIch'
ISM for Adrhm and the same thng) was
paid by Edwin DENLY be representing the people oil
the First Michigan district congress
DENLY announced his candidacy Tor reelection
to congress
The tribute TO Cannon and the candidacy
Mr. DENLY while acting POSTMASTER al the pan
quet given by Wayne County Republican club
upon the want to con-
graduate Republicans of the First congressional district whon
Ciers Weekly represent overwhelming
majority opposed and and Adchm and Cannonn
Republican later verified by canvass OF the
Republican Independent of the state by the chicago
Tribune
candidacy DENLY will afford test the Cannon issue IN
this community and further have reason to believe Will give
Republican majority muchdesed opportunity of administering
Duke representative of the First district for the manner IN winch
he permitted be lined by the Cannon crowd
No one is going to belief that Mr. Denbys tribute
to bravery plainly simple puttiness
Republicans have mind going to be out
faced white when the honesty
and the consciousness Of Cannon any sooner than SAID Nepu
will agree he S a blooming idiot.
DENLY whether he is in Washing
should obey his but doesn't necessarily fol
low that the of jelly trade Washing
lemons
He get hearty from Cannon of when he gets
back Washington the honest
these days cheering smiling upon the side
Mr. DENLY has chosen his side
The atmosphere Congressman DENLY finds himself Wash
ingon is such sentiments those which ne
brought home with him
Michigan of late and isn't expected know
Just party toward leaders Washing
ton who have brought it into dscredt.
heard either would of the several meetings OF
Commercial bodies that protest against tariff
embodied AdrchCannOn which
seriously Gripping commercial intercourse
with its dominion neighbos
brought him figures intended show that the tariff
bill hep-d upon the public good
thing still have clothing and shoes and this
way
Denbys friends couldn't have
told him.
Upper Republican
sitting his the and representing aroused Republican
ISM person Chase Osborn get up evening and
inform Mr. DENLY that all and the party
here DENLY just Washington
real courage represented
Osborns remarks.
Ut reported that Senator Burrows who
memory but who still hears
toasmaster if Roosevelt had reurned)
bad that Mr. DENLY couldn't
banquet the that having
true Republicans Michigan the country over
when what Mr. DENLY really did do the banquet qualify
sex before his November early primaries
Mr. DENLY deserves defeat for he has invited defeat
We believe that he will be defeated
And the time ripe Republican who will honestly
the people of his district and who Adrch and
Cannon to his willingness Denbys successor