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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-07
DENIES BOND SALE INFLUENCE.

JERSEY CITY, Nov John w.
H~ardenburgh, president of the Com
mercial Trust Company and a member
of the Hudson County Park Commits
sion, has given out a statement re-
futing the intimation that he used his
latter position TO assist the bank of
which he is president in a purchase Of
county bonds in May, 1909. The matter
was taken up by Expert Cameron and
Colonel Gordon, now handling the
Court House probe Friday afternoon.
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SECOND SKELETON FOUND
ON FARM OF MILLIONAIRE.

GREENWICH, Conn.,, Nov. 7.-Green-
witch has another mystery to solve, this
time the mystery Of a skeleton which is
the second one to be found within one
year on the farm of William J. Smith,
a millionaire. opposite the estate of
Millionaire T.. c.. Converse. at Banks
vile.
Fred Hobby and Luther Mead, two
Banksville men, While wandering
cross lots on the Smith farm,
found the skeleton Of a man lying
within a few hundred feet Of where
anotfAr mans skeleton was found last
spring\The first skeleton had "A pistol
with ivy cartridges gone lying by its
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-07
BANKRUPTCY SALE OF
HAMPTON'S POSTPONED

NEW YORK, Nov. The sale Of
the Hampton-C Columbian Magazine, re-
Gently put into the hands of A. Gordon
Murray. receiver, through involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings brought
against il, was scheduled by stanley
w, Dexter, referee in bankruptcy. for
yesterday, but on the representations
of a committee of the stockholders in
the Columbian Sterling Company. own
er of the magazine, the sale has been
deferred until November 16.
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INJURED, TRIES TO WALK HOME.

JERSEY CITY. Nov 7-After being
struck by an automobile. at Mercer
street and Mill road. Robert
Conklin, SO years old of % Morton
place, continued walking home, despite
an injured left knee. When he reached
West Side and C%lendenny he
was unable to get any further.
He was found by a passing pedes-
trian, suffering intense pain. A tele-
phone call summoned the City Hall
ambulance.
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FINED FOR LOITERING TO
KEEP DATE WITH GIRL

JERSEY CITY. Nov. William Will
son, Is wears old, of SOS Grove street,
when charged AT the second Criminal
Court with lettering at Grove
and Eigl / streets, put up the novel
excuse that he was waiting there 10
keep a date with his sweetheart,
I'm fine you just S. for that de-
clared Judge Queen, "A boy of your
age hasn't any business being out as
late E 10 o'clock at night seeing his
girl"
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CHILD ruMBLES ON HOT STOVE.

BAYONNE, Nov. Rosie Despite. 6
years old, of 442 Avenue c, is in the
City Hospital suffering from burns she
received while playing in the kitchen
Of her home. The child was romping
about when she stumbled and fell on
a hot stove. She was burned about
the left eye and check. Her injuries
were ctersed and her condition is said
not TO ~ serious.
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FAuNcE NAMEp oN ash BOARD.

TRENTON. Nov. 1.-Governor Wiz
son has announced the appoint
ment of William A. Faunce, of Atlantic
City, to the State Fish and Game Com
mission TO succeed b.. G. Kuser, of this
city. Mr.. Kuser is a Republican. while
his successor is a Democrat. There is
no salary attached to the position. The
term is foui yefrs.
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WOULD REMOVE ELECTION BOARD.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. Judge
Robert Carey at the Court House
granted a rule to show cause WHY
the election officers of the Sixth dis
trict of the Eleventh Ward should not
he removed from office. The rule is
%returnable next Friday.
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DREssMAIaNG
PHRENoLeGY.

CONSULT NINE. s. DARL1NGHours from p
10 g: ladies and gentlemen. circles every
Friday evening at S O'clock 90 warren Il,
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SITS TO GRANT TRANSFERS.

ELIZABETH, Nov. Judge At
water presided in the Court of Com
mon Pleas yesterday for issuing cleo
.icn transfers only Court was also in
session today.
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HANDSOME baby carriage; cost $50, Will sell
for I'll; good as new. MARTIN, 5S7 High 81.
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BULkLEY-At East Orange. n. j.. No
vember 6, 1911, Henry Wheeler BullSley,
aged 70 years. 15S Harrison street.
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noRsEs ANp cAnnlAers . sAIE.

THE GREAT EASTERN SALE AND Ex.
CHANGE STABLE,
Q. II, 10 Lombardy St, near Broad st. Newark
We VIII have a load OF the finest hlocky
built ranch horses ever loaded on a car, ages
3 to . years.; all around and halter broke, these
horses VIII suit The brewer, contractor. ex-
pfessman or any general work, these horses
are shipped from Billings. Mont, and are
worth 100 per cent. more than the native horae.
for they have endurance and can stand ali
kinds Of ~fTeather. as they are used to rough
storms without shelter; the government uses
them on that account, why not the Eastern
people use them as well and save 90 per cent.
on the purchasing price give us a call and be
convinced Tel. i42S-W.
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HORSE OWNERS

4: !. !: \ ! d: 4: B. !. ]: Y: ]. !. Z: q. !: ] !. J: !: /. I" ] !: !: %: J J. q. q q 7
SCHWARTZ BROS. CO.,
100 Harrison av. Kearny, N. j.
D, Harrison 2210; 10 al, 81 Harrison.
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COLEHAMER-On November 5, 1911, Mary
Frances. widow of John N. Colehamer.
IN her Gath year., Is Mann street, Grey
lock Manor.
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BROWN-Entered into rest, Sunday, No
vember 5, 1911, Martha Brown, beloved
mother of Frederick Price, at her resi-
dence, 157 New street.
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CLARK-On November s, 1911, Sethelia
NJ. Clark. 1852 Greenwood avenue, East
Orange.
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the funeral %hereafter.

CURTlS-on Monday, November 6. 1911,
suddenly, William C. Curtis, beloved
husband of Margaret G. Curtis nee
StoeckeD and son of the late Louis and
.Octayia Curtis, $40 Bergen street.
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BENNETT-On November Z, 1911. at the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. John
r, Manio1. IS Second street. Margaret,
beloved wife of Edward Bennett.
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TAILORING.
BUY clothing or have it made to order al
STAR HING co.

+. FENNIG, 1903 Washington st.-c1stom tai
lorlng; guaranteed cleaning. pressing; res
sonable.
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CORRIGAN-On Monday, November G.
1911, Timothy, beloved husband of the
late Anna Corrigan (nee Cray, In his
6ith year, at his residence, III Lafayette
street.
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HELP wANTEp-rEMALE.

a GIRL to do chamber and laundry work
must be willing. Call at "a Reynolds ter
race, Orange.
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on November
8, 1911. at her late residence, 22S North
the late Patrick and Margaret Fitzsim-
mons nee CAIN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is desired of tho
Whereabouts OF Joseph Klein, Hungarian. Of
jewish faith, who lett Perth Amboy ia search
OF health; he was last known to be at Pine
Brock. and left there. supposedly, for New
York city. June ,, 1911: description, age, about
% years, looks older; uses eyeglasses com
pleNion, dark: about . feet 2 inches In height:
clean shaVen. wore gray underwear and rub
Der stocking. eonyerses IN English, German.
Hungarian, MRS. SARAH KLtlN. cal Cort-
lsndt ST., Perth Amboy, n. J.; reward 5000.
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SAVE MONEY! Buy your electric and hand
power vacuum cleaners at
N. !. Vacuum Cleaner Co.
i5i Clifton av.: write or phone. 1851. WAverly
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BIG profits In penny slot machines; a few
dollars invested should bring 100 per cent.
profit the first year; shares 81 each for a
limited amount; once try the machine and you
will be anxious to invest: all local people be
hind the company: this is your opportunity;
call and see the machine. H SHOE
CLEANING MACHINE COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY. Sb1-S59 Broad st.
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FORSECH-on November 3, 1911. ella, he
loved wife of George Forsech and daugh-
ter of Louisa and the late John Tucker,
d04 South Eleventh street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FouND-Young pointer dog, dark brown and
white: if not called for will be disposed Of.
i2 Lincoln aV.
LAST evening. pocketbook containing two
drafts on Franklin Savings Bank, on whica
payment has been stopped, some currency, two
railroad tickets. baggage checks and other
valuables Address X. j.. c., Box 100, Star
Office.
LOSr-Ten new horse blankets and two
breast aprons on the road between East Or
ange and Passaic. Reward VIII be paid by
returning or addressing e. g., $40 Main St,
East Orange.
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AUCTION SALES.
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.
SIGNS

SIGNS.
CLASSY SIGNS AT POPULAR PRICES.
pAoNn Mkt. w. D.. SHAW Market ST.
sIGNS-C. L. WILLIAMS, INC.-SIGNs
Wood, brass, cloth. lettering glass, gliding.
l24 Market, Tel. 1875 Market.
SIGN PAINTING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
Safes reprinted wagon lettering.
CURTI COLLVFR. 13 PLUM ST.
WALLPAPER AND PAPERHANGING.
J. ROBINSON, 273 Mulberry st.-Painting and
Daperhanging, reasonable prices; send postal
PAINTING. paperhanging lowest prices: all
work guaranteed; give me a trial. WEISS,
sa4 South Orange aV.; tel. 2959-1, Market.
s. GRrNT. SO3 Fifteenth ay.-Roofhs painted.
papered, $3.50 up. work guaranteed. Tel.
2o5e-Is Vaverly.
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KITCHELL-On Sunday. November 3, 1911.
Henry c. Kitchell, aged 81 years, 1863
Bank street.
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uPHoLsTERING

Z. CORNELL, 65 SIXTH Ay.
Furniture repaired and polished, antique fur
niture Tehnished, chairs reseated, cane. rush.
Iced, leather. mattresses made over. carpets
made. laid and refitied.
p. SAMSON, 397 Central av.-Furniture. uphol-
stered, polished, repaired mattresses reno
waited: reasonable. Tel 1S4 Branch Brook.
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KELLERAon November I. 1911, Walter,
beloved son of Charles and Amelia KEEL
Ter tnee Bisenlohr). aged l year 10
months 7 days, Is Hensler street.
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KING-Suddenly, on NovembeS 4, 1911,
James w. King, All Second street, East
Newark. N. J.
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HOLTZ-Entered into rest. on Monday,
November 8, 1911, Lorenz Holtz, in his
65th year, at his residence, go Norfolk
street.
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rYPENRITERs.

TYPEWRITERs rented. 81 per month no.
practise paper free. we sell and repair all
makes. NEWARK TYPEWRITER EX-
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HOERNER-On Tuesday. November Z,
1a11, Anton. beloved husband of Anna
Hoerner mee Bischoff), aged AS years
6 months, % Seymour avenue.
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L~OFNTUS-On November 4, 1911. CATH
eripe c., widow of the late William J.
Ioftfs (nee Collins).
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence. 225 South Tenth street. on
Wednesday. November s., at Q a. m. to
st. Antoninus's Church, where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of her soul. Interment In
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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STORAGE.

JOB DE CAMP, storage; safes and pianos
stored 81 per mouth: piano rooms steam
heated during winter furniture stored 81 per
month up; locked rooms.
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MOVING.

PIANOS and fprniture moved with care; fea-
%sonaDle. WILLIAM BHUWN. 10 Seventh az.
Tel 1865 Branch Brook.
REINHARD'S EMPRESS, INC, John A
-teinhard, resident-Truckm and iiggers.
sates, machinery and boilers moved; vans for
furniture. storage. Rear Al amp 81. city;
tells. "a MarlSet-5121 Market.
WHEN MOVING OR HAULING SAFES.
LUMBER OF IRON
CALL i55 TELEPHONE
2. ". MUM LIVERY CO.
IS CHESTNUT ST. NEWARK. n J.
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FLYNN-on November .. 1911. at her late
residence. 70 Mott street. Catherine, be-
loved wife of William Flynn.
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NADIG-At East Orange, N. J., on No
vember 6, 1911, susanna Nadig, aged IS
years. 200 West street.
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ALEXANDER-Passed away after a long
Illness. on Tuesday, November I, 1911,
hannah Alexander (nee Morgan), be-
loved wife of c. c. Alexander. 73S Sum
mer avenue
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HAvENs-At Jersey City. N. j., Novem-
Der 5. 1911, Sarah. mother of the late
Peter s., In her S7th year, 224 Congress
street, Jersey City.
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Nafnin levy. beloved husband of Anna
X. Levy, in his Goth year, at his home
1853 Paramount, avenue.
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FULLER Suddenly, on November 6. 1911,
May Hinchcliffe tnee Stewart. beloved
wife Of George H.. Fuller, in her S0th
year, 81 Lanark avenue, Vailsburg sec
ton.
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RFID-Suddenly. on November o. 1911,
Emma j.. widow of George c. Reid, aged
63 years, 25S Ridge street.
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REGAN-On November G, 1911, at his late
residence, Ill North Fourth street. Har-
Derbvshire and the late James Regan.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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MOURNING FOODS.

MOURNING goods dyed In "a hours, guaran'
teed good black; also dye feathers. Tel
s43-W, Branch Brook.
KATE DYEING 20. SIC ORANGE ST.
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HARMON Tuesday. November L. 1911,
after a brief illness, Catherine Hahn,
widow of Peter Hahn, aged so years 10
months, 64S South Eleventh street.
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RICKS-Entered into rest, Monday. No
vember 6. 1911, Nellie Kicks, devoted
wife Of p. Fl. Kicks, at her residence,
Sherman place.
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GACE-On November Z. 1911, Emma Gage,
at her residence, 10 Humboldt street.
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HALL-At orange. Adline Hall. beloved
sister of Randolph Derall, departed this
life on Sunday, November 5, 1911. at her
late residence, A Hill street, in her 65th
year.
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HIGGINS-At Nutley. on November 6,
1911, at his late residence. $50 Centre
street, Nutley, Thomas Higgins.
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PRINTERS.
Business Cards, ST. per LOCO

shown" SCOTT % Bank ST, near Plane.
'Fbous 46t5-J. Market.
PRINTING-Old books for Gale job printing
in an branches THE BOOK PRINTERY.
21 Bank ST
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oeTNIces at Church OF the Redeemer,
Morristown. N. j., Thursday. morning,
November 3, at 10 o'clock. Train leave
Hoboken on d.. l. and w. r. r. at $3.50
a. MI Newark, S:45; returning leaving
Morristown at 11:05 a. M.
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UEMINSLEY-On November 5, 1911, John
Heninsley, in his 41st year, 81 State
street.
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POPE-On November 6. 1911, M. Annie
Pope, 1Q Union avenue, Irvington, n. j,
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Sayre (nee Conklin), wife of the late
Aram G. Sayre. in her S5th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at
the residence of her son, Theodore j.
Sayre, 80 Hudson street, on Tuesday
evening at s o'clock. Interment in Nor
ristown Wednesday morning.
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SMITH-On November 6, 1911, Patrick.
catherine sg Smith P 81 Third str Street,
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BALLANTINE-on Monday, November 8,
az Ittleton, n. J.. Isabella Linen, widow
nf DnInt. IL RnIln nina
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

-
L Of BUSINESS SoLD-IF YOU
| WANT TO u OR SELL SEE NEWARK
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 1903 AR,Aa TT,
TEL& 4033-R MARKET
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SrEWART-Suddenly on Sunday, No
vember 8, 1911, at her late residence, 56S
Fifteenth avenue. Mary, wife of Robert
d. Stewart. in The 4sth year of her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
STONEBRINK-Wilham Stonebrink. on
November 6, 1911, at Nutley, beloved
husband of Catherine Stonebrink nee
Cody, 25O Avondale road.
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MUSICAL.

HALLOWEEN POSTAL CARDS. ten for &c,
ali LATEST POPULAR SHEET MUSIC. loo
a copy. full line COLUMBIA and UNITED
STATES DISC RECORDS, from 25c UP TO 80
each. PLATES co. 567 BROAD, NEWARK.
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RHEUMATISM?

Don't be troubled with rheumatism: get a
bottle Of Anthony Dc Neto's Great European
rheumatism Cure; one application will re-
love YOU of your pains; a trial Will convince
YOU Of this wonderful European rheumatism
eure. Call or write ANTHONY DE VETO. q
Prospect pl. Newark.
The oasis., 1911-11-18
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES OF THE
 REPu BLlcAN PARTY OF ARIZONA.

record Tn the history of the United States as the champion of human rights and those progressive ideas which have made the nation great and wealthy anu it's people pros porous, hereby adopts and promul- gates this platform.
 We commend the administration of our president, William H Taft, for the powerful aid and influence given by 1t in furthering enactment of the enabling act under which Arizona Is about to enter the sister hood of states; for the progressive principles that administration has advanced; for it's advocacy of the principles of international peace; and for its courageous attitude and Impartial execution of the laws in prosecution of trusts.
 We commend our delegate in congress, Honora ble Ralph H. Cameron, for the eminently sue cessful result of his effort to make good the platform on which he was elected to secure statehood for Arizona.
 We commend and approve the ad- minlstratlon of our governor, Richard E. Sloan, for it's record of efficiency in management of public affairs; it's putting upon the tax roll great increase of taxable property amounting to thirteen million of dollars during the past year and it's reduction in the terri torial tax rate.
 During ten years republican ad- ministrations have reduced the territorial tax rate from SLY to S0.65.
 We pledge the best efforts of our candidates for United States senat- or and congressman towards se- curing national legislation which will reduce the extravagantly large areas involved in the Indian reserv- atiOns and forest reserves, throw ing open to sale and lease large bodies of coal and timber lands of great value and permitting the state to make therein selections of lieu lands instead of those inferior lands now held or to be acquired by Arizona under the enabling act for the benefit of the school and other educational funds of the new state; and we pledge the legislature to provide land commission to be appointed by the governor and ap. proved by the senate, to make selections of all lands coming to Arizona under the enabling act.
 Ne pledge the efforts of our senators anG congressman towards securing national legislation to ex tend the work of building addition al reservoirs in Arizona wherever necessary and granting extension of time for payment under the re. clamation act; and we favor further measures for utilization of the flood waters of the Colorado, Little Colo rado, Gila and other streams as means of reclamation of other Arizona lands contiguous thereto.
 The advancement and develop meat of Arizona depends upon the expansion and growth of her great cattle, wool, mine, lumber and citrus fruit industries and we de- mand of and pledge our senators and representatives in congress to work to secure for thos 6 industries the same measure of protection