Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-31
BULL MOOSERS
INVADE COUNTY
Third Party Speakers Take Audubon
County By Storm-ManY Of the Opinion
They viii Carry County.


:. The Bull Moosers are not dead by any
means, at least the past few days have
demonstrated the followers of Roosevelt
and his new party are more enthusiastic
than ever. They have sent speakers In
to every county of the state the past
week and Audubon county has had her
share of them.
Monday evening Joseph A. Dyer, OF
Des Moines spoke to large and enthu-
siastic audience at the court house. Mr..
Dyer is one of the best speakers in Iowa,
and for almost two and half hours he
held the attention of his hearers. There
is no mistake about Mr.. Dyer's enthu-
siasm for the new party. He toldhow
he spent restless nights at the Chicago
Convention and how that convention
was manipulated by the bosses, and how
the delegates were stolen from Roose-
Welt and credited to Mr.. Taft. Many
who heard him disagree with him on
this point. However, he demonstrated
the grievances that caused new party
to be formed and he had many in his
audience who agreed with him. The
followers of Roosevelt who heard MIR.
DYER are firm in their belief that he
made many votes by his address.
Wednesday afternoon came the fam
Gus Charles Talmage, one OF the most
gifted political speakers in the United
States. He also reviewed the Chicago
situation and advanced many arguments
why the people should vote for Roose
Welt instead of for either Taft or Viii
son. He was firm in the belief that the
cause he was championiug was right.
Mr.. Talmage said the only way for the
people to rid themselves of the BOSSES
and corrupt politicians was to vote for
the candidate on the new ticket. While
he did not like the position Senator Ken
Won had taken on the presidency, Mr..
Talmage told the voters that Mr.. Ken
Won was clean man and deserved to be
reelected to the United States Senate
and asked the voters to vote for .. ii.
Jacobson the republican candidate for
representative.
There is great difference of opinion
as to the result on November 9Th. The
Bull Moosers claim Roosevelt will carry
Audubon county, but the Republicans
and Democrats do not concede this. Yet
many have heretofore underestimate
the Roosevelt sentiment in this county
and now realize the fight will be hard
one for any one of the three parties to
carry the county.
The Bull Moosers propose to vote the
Republican state and county ticket and
are not making any fight on any other
part of the ticket but the presidency.
We have been repeatedly informed that
they would stick to the county ticket
to man. We hope thisis true, and we
want them to be sure not to forget to
come back to the first column on the
ballot and put cross Ky in the square
opposite the names of the county candi-
dates. The Republican regrets that they
cannot vote the entire ticket, but it is
pleased to know that they will give us
their support in county matters and also
state matters.
We know every Bull Mooser will be
on the job next Tuesday and the leaders
in all the townships of Audubon county
should see to it that every mothers son
of them are instructed to cast their vote
for as many candidates on the Republic
can ticket as possible. With the sup
port of the Bull Moosers, the entire Re-
publican ticket can be elected in Audi
bon county this year.