Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-30
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.


Monday, June Bird, is Primary Day.
It's important that every voter in
Audubon county go to the polls and
exercise that privilege. You are to
help elect United States Senator,
who will represent Iowa for the next
six years in congress
Voter, your attention is called to the
qualifications of the respective can
didates for this high Office. Hon. La
Layette Young. the editor of the Des
Noines Capital merits your support
for this place. He is a CONSTANT re-
publican-life long. No man in Iowa
has done so much for republicanism
as he for 22 years. He has been send
ing out the most vigorous and ring
ing republican editorials in support
of republican measures and men
Voter, do you believe in the prin-
Ciples of republication? Do you en-
dorse the splendid administrations in
the past years Of the republican par
ty? Lots of opposition, yes right in
he republican party. Young is fer
The republican perty 365 days in the
year. He is supporting Taft with all
2is might and main.
You who are candidates in Audubon
county, and your friends, who want
you elected in November should sup
port Young Why? Well, he is daily
sending out almost fifty thousand
newspapers that are full of republican
doctrine. Don't you think that these
hundreds OF papers coming into Au-
dubon county homes will help in No
venber.
When in congress there was no hes
itancy about where he stood on any
great question When the greedy
eastern manufacturer coupled with
Canada interests, together with that
2ne most known and felt among the
farmers CT Iowa-the International
Harvester Co., Jim Hills great in
terest in the northwest, Young took
a position against this Immediately
and delivered one of the most vigor-
Gus speeches ever given in congress
in favor of the farmers of the Miss
issippi valley He voted against the
notorious Lorimer, of illinois, in fav-
or of unseating him from the bought
place which he holds Young does not
wait to see what way some one else
votes, but is courageous and honest
enough to let the people know where
he stands.
He has been identified with every
good measure in Iowa, in endorsing
and aiding in the good laws of the
state No better friend has the old
veterans than Young. He helped to
make the laws that gave the splendid
home at Marsalltown, that shelters
and provides home for hundreds of
these men in the closing ye,-rs.
make the laws providing a home for
I'''rd,-4 80 tl~~-~ .--.---a----
years.
a few questions are not. out of
place to ask what Mr.. Kenyon has
done for this state or the republican
party in Iowa or in the United States?
Why that he should have this i'm
rortant position? The facts are in
regard to him that for many years he
has been the general attorney Of the
Illinois Central Ry. Co. at $4,000
per year. He is a good lawyer,
smooth, affable talker, he has no set
tied convictions Of republication.
For two months he would not say
where he was on reciprocity with
Canada. His wiggle-waggle support
to any presidential candidate amounts
to nothing. First Taft, then a switch
to Cummins and then a fiop-back to
Taft. Dc you want a man of that
kind to represent you? Judging his
short political career by what he has
donehe will flop again when he thinks
its to his interest
Vote for Lafayette Young, man
who can be depended upon And la
boring man don't forget that it has
been Young's lot to labor, he is in
sympathy with your interests and
will favor you in the halls of congress.
Give him your vote on primary Gay
and ask your neigbors to do the same.
W. C. ELLIOTT.