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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
GOVERNMENT suPERiNTEN-

UEHI UEhLs
Hubert a. Weber, superintendent
OF construction Of United States
public buildings OF the Treasury De
partment with headquarters at Wash
iisgton. D. c., viii be in Mexico for
a year experimenting the building
OF the new government building. Mfr.
Weber would like to rent a modern
residence near the pullc square. He
comes hero from Macon where a new
Government building has just beer
complete ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Letters Of administration on Y
tate Of II. d. Simpson, d"l
8ere granted to the unders'snY
a2lh of June, 1912, by The !,
bate court Of Audraln county M'
ri. All persons having claims :
said estate are required 10 I
them for allowance within y
after the date of said letters ~
may be precludcd from any \
Of said estate. and II sn'u I
be not exhibited within QUE
from this date Of pa6Ilcl''O"
will be forever barred
154t Lnvi VIM,
Admlnl8'ra'oI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Sunday morning, the Rev. w A.
Shunenberger maIrled Jewell Big
gers and MHs Myrtle C%openhayer. of
this city. Mr.. Biggen IS one OF the
trusted emp'oyes o. the Friedman
Shelby She's Factory and is building
a handsome cottage for his bride.
Mrs. Bhggers Is a lovely young WON
an, accomplished. with many friends.
The Ledger Joins the many frierds o
both young peop'e in Wishing them 6
long aud happy life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

There Is more Catarrh In pnls section Of
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
vas supposed 10 be incurabie. For a great
many years doctors pronounced II o local
sease and prescribed local remedies. and
~ constantly failing 10 cure with local
treatment, pronounced It incurahie. Sci
cnce has prqvea Catarrh 70 he a conafi-
tusiorai disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by r. j. Cheney g.
Co. Toledo. Ohio, Is the only CJnstiiu-
tional cure on the market. II is taken In
~ternaiiy in doses from 20 drops 90 p ten-
spoonful II acts directly 90 the blood
and mucous surfaces ~ The system Thny
tncr one hundred dollars for ary case u
Fails 10 cure. Send fpr circulars mud tea-
dmouials.
Adaresss r. T. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. o..
Foid hy Druggists, Tae.
Take Halls Fasnly Plls for constipation,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

THE Sturgeon Leader ~editorlally
says. Proe T.. q. Street IS a worthy
young man with a bright future
before him and The Leader CON
eratuiabos him on winning a worthy
Young lady FOR his wife. Prof. and
Mrs. Street wiz make their home in
Mexico for Che present at least
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Mrs. Lola Love. vito OF Wiley Low
a farmer living near Coyena, Ca,
says: 81 have taken Foley Kldne
Pills and find them to be all you
claim for them. They gave me a
most instant relief when my Kidneys
we're sluggish aud inactive. / can
cheerfully recommend them to all
sufferers from kidney troubles" Otis
Purdy, Druggist
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

X. r. BUCKNER IS gong 10 at
tend the big Chicago convention
and root for Roosevelt. Bob had not
made up his mind whether he would
go or not until DO found that Teddy
was going to be there to Stir up
the monkeys" when he at once "got
busy" Bob Is enthusiastically for
Roosevelt for President, and il Will
ing to be- run over by the "steam
roller himself il 81 woHld do Ted.
DIV any good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

HON. w. S. CoWHERD II .
epeech a. Edna. ITO. &~ -
nar. q an asking tie Dn
ocracv OF Missouri only the sane
consideration st has shown 10 ever
otper Democrat defeated for q State
offlee Ny. Darlington, defeated in
1894 tor Superintendent o. Schools
Was at the first opportunity renom-
;aated ma elected. IN 1904 Jadse
Woolsoa. Railroad Commissions og
esbv. Treasurer Cowgirl and Gen N
ior we're defeated Two years laieT
Mr.. ogiesby and Judge oglesbx we're
renominated without opposition and
elected. and in 1905, both Gen Ma.
3or and Mr.. Cowgirl received the
same treatment. / ask only the same
consideration and / do not ask this
unless the Democrats o. the State
a-lieve it best. for the party ~interesi
/ recognize the first duty Of Demoo.
racy is 10 itself. The people OF this
STATE know OF the campaign wagei I
1905. and ! leave i 10 Them tc
saw whether such a campaign ca1
ever be waeod again and whether
ann weaker or stronger. Gen. Majol
in bis circulars calls attention 10 The
fact that he ran ahead Of me IN Jael.
son county think ihe suggestion ]
unfortunate for Mr., Major, A study
o. tho vote o. four years ago Wal
show that 1T was ihe phenomena
Democratic vote of Jackson Count
which elected a portion o. the ticket
! call Gen. Majors attention 10 th'
act thaa Ne received 10000 mof'
yoics la jackson County ID 1893 thai
In 1903. and but for that woad haY'
beaa defeated. In view OF me FAC
that j headed The ticket whom nj
enormous increase was given and m.
friends made the fight, an ] not en-
utled to a lhtle Of the eredltg Tn
year there are no factions in th'
Democracy OF Missouri and who
ever may be The party'a choice n AZ
Gust Wil be successful In November.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
or REAL

Notice is hereby given '''
offer for sale at public ''.'',
following real estate: Los
II, block 10. Benton CITY NO.,
ing the residence prore'y "
beth +. Davis. deceased ~ ".
front door Of the cIiiocns :,
Benton CITY, Mo, at " ,,,
Of the afternoon Of 8atllu"''
%, 1919. Terms Of sac o's1 no,
The sale will have to D W. 4
By the probate Court before /
chaser can got q decd.
1851 Ida H. Lowdor'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

IN the F5aagis iicsns ID thaB Is.
sua. win be found a notice ~coacefnin
loys jumping trains. The Alton de-
aeesi,e force e trying 20 dissonr
linee fllAs pnxpctiSe but Che parents
had better take she matter Ia hand
before q ehila Is maaanod or killed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

you can't keep a squirrel on the
ground. Col. ]. T. johnson bought
$3.50 automobile ia the forenoon
and in The afternoon he had a fine
$500 Jack cols foaled on his sarm
at Colonial HE. This is the way
10 keen on easy Street"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

f. Misses Lsdy aud Elizabeth Holt
day and Nellle McAuiif, Of 81.
Louis. and Misses Edna ami Cara
Z'ebo'd Of Waterloo, H. have re-
turned 70 their homes after attend.
ing the Kuhne-B errey wedding and
spending a week with pr. II w.
Berrey and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Mrs. p. %. Crews OF Browns Sa'
ton returned home Tuesday Of
ternoon, eJftor a short visit With J,
T. Crews and family. She was ae-
companied home by Mrs. s. Il. Crews
OF Fulton. who has been visiting In
tails city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
Ia CARO-.

This S to certify that Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar Compound does not con
tain any opiases. any habit forming
drugs, or any ingredients that could
possibly harm its users. On the
contrary, Its great healing and scoth
ing qualities mako it a read remedy
for coughs, colds and irritations o
The throat, chest and lungs. The gen
inc Is in a yellow package. Ask 4
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound an
accept no substitute Otis Purdy
druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS


We afeaulhorizcl - enn0onCe
ror sta.s senator Eleventh plssies
r. D. HoDoETs
FOR Representative
n p. WARDEN
y. A. SHANNON
s. D. STOCKS
J. b. HAWKINS. D. D.
JOSEPH A. ADRIAN
FOR Sheriff
FRANK JAMES
q. W. PECK
J. v. BARNETT
JOHN s. ATKINS.
OF cuiyre TOWNSHIP.
ror County Treasurer
j. C. RINGo
ED. c oFFUTT
H. Il. CRAWFORD
EDGAR THREIlKELD
NOBLE BARNES
For Assessor
W. B GRAVES
T J KELSo.
Avdraiu couHty Court Judge East
ern District
JOHN W. BEAGIES
G. b. MOORE
AOsraln County couz Judge weSi
srn District
s ] BOVINE. IN
ROBERT BARNES
cHAs c BLEnsoE
For Prosecuting Attorney
W. ". FRY. JR-
A. C wHITsoN
Constable salt Rlvsr Twp.
JOHN H. WAYNE
CHURCHILL 3. KEENAN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Col. J. R. Payne Of Norborne. Mo-
Is in Mexico shaking hands with cd
friends and is the guest Of Col. Tom
Chopper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

T. e. Anderson of Lexington. Mo,
is in Mexico shaking hands with
his many friends. He is a warm.
Champ Clark supporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

m spite Of the primaries there Is
a suspicion That one OF two Of the
national conventions VIII spring great
surprises.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
R FOUNDATION.
Nothing Can Undermine il in Mex
leo.

Nothing Can Undermine il In Mex
leo.
People are sometimes slow TO reeos-
nize truo merit, and they cannot be
blamed Tor 50 many have been hum
buegei in tho past. The experience o
hundreds OF Mexico residents, ex.
pressed publlcly through newspapers
and other sources, places Doan's Kid
ney Plrs on a flrn foundation here.
Mrs, W, d. Marshall. $50 w. Lib
erty Street. Mexico, Mo-, Says. 4
was bothered over a year with kgi
ncy trouble. There was backarhe
and pains across my loins- None Of
the remedies ! USED did mo any
good and | finally became so bad
that / could hardly do my house
work. ! then learned about Doani.
Kidney Pills and procured a box.
began TO improve from the first an
soon | was without a symptom O
my old complaint. The pains ana
aches in my back disappeared and
could s,eep Wen and my kidneys b
came normal" statement give
November 49, 190S.)
A Second statement
On November IL, 1911, Mrs. Marsh
all was interviewed and she said
The cure made by the use of Doan'i
Kidney Pills has been permanent.
still have a high opinion Of Doan'.
Kidney Pills and give them my high
est endorsement"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-MiIburn Co. New Yorl
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-an,
take no other.
The Daughters OF the America
Revolution tolerated Flag Day Fri
day, After a short business meetin,
az the Rest Room, the members dros
TO the home OF Mrs. John Gregor!
who entertained in picnic fashion OF
her lawn.
A program consisting Of patriots
| songs, n violin SOLO by Miss Crosby
the story Of Mrs. Ball, the modern
Betsy Ross, by Mrs. Million, a brle
sketch of Memorial Continental Hal
by Miss Price and a rcYkew OF d. A
A. For the Foreign Born Population
by Mrs, scuddcr. WIS enjoyed.
This was the last meeting Of III,
Chapter until October.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Mrs. Frank Williams is the proud
possessor Of over 800 young chickens
almost ready for the frying pan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20


That his wife objected to the
noise he made while masticating his
food, and told him to shut up when
he tFied TO explain that tho reason
for 1t was his advanced age, and
scarcity of teeth, were among the
allegations set forth in the revised
petition of Major c. L. Knapp, mil
~llonaire crockery merchant, who
Is suing his wife, formerly a tele-
phone girl, for divorce. The revised
petition was requested by the defend
ants attorneys. 1t is expected Mrs.
Knapp will file a cross-bir.
Knapp further sets forth that Mrs.
knapp frequently went motoring in
her car, often failing to RETURN IN
I'll midnight. When no asked what
detained her, he declares. she would
reply that 1t was none OF his busl.
ness Knapp in his first petition
charged his wife with gross neglect
OF duty, and continual nagging,p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

The Fallon Gazette s,v,.N ~
wallace on tho James r. 9 2
farm. south OF Futon, Who sroS.s1
has tho best upland crop Of
In the Kingdom this seazoa. he.
|tracied his crop to S. II. Yasg. \
Fulton miller, al 81 a On. M. NO. S'
lace has about 80 aores Of ~.
grain and no expects a Yield clo.a
20 bushels an acna y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Mrs. Kelley Wilkerson ard children
are visiting relatives and friends
near Madison, Monroe county, for q
month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter of ST.
Louis, are The guess OF Mr.. ard Mrs,
Logan Bybee for the summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
ROAD NOTES

abolish that Office. He added Mr.
Wakefield saved Audrain many hun
dreds Of cellars each year in the pur-
chase Of resious material.
Tow IUery Of the M~arsinsbars
Road Dsr.et. Is doing excellent
work In his section which is around
that thriving little city.
Robert E<rean has been busy with
= grader pulled by a threshing en-
Eae in yr sman school district. He
1 sbapiur the roads around so that
thay car be dragged IN good shape
The cosasy Court has been in
.spoeslng lsseees in al Parts Of Au-
drain.
According 4 State Highway Engin-
|eer Curtis Hfn. MISS Bettie Gal
|wRh. o. CaAwSod. Is the only person
III Cll;aw0y County who has done
any work xotth While on the State
lH.gAway. standing On a heavy
drag. haga.arg the lines over the
backs Of four 16-hand mules, Miss
bette tsaiwith, the best known and
mos. extensive woman farmer IN
icslaway county, told Curtis Hin on
la resent trip across the county OF
the interest she was taking in the
State Highway and of the work she
yxas doing TO improve the route
alore her farm and Of the endeayors
to get her neighbors to do 50. Ac-
cording 10 Mr.. Hill, the stretch Of
Iroad IN front Of her big farm and
some that she dragged in front OF
her neighbors' land va the only eTt
aence he saw OF any work having
been done IN Galloway county on the
STATE Highway"
Tbs And7an County Coara has
been busy In the pas few weeks IN
spscting bridges On Salt River iown-
ship and she West end. They VIII
Visit the easa end o. he county
Shorty The Q bridges ard re.
pass s'r2ndy a9noun ed will ioial
10000
The 70 Glowing now hr ges hayS
been osaared In Sailing Township.
Widos Green. u feet span; w. A
Johrsos. 80 test; s'aa'ey Palmer
IL feet: waoa a u. ri "A feet; W
J. Shores Is se THOSE 10 be ri
pa,rei IA tbs towfaip arc: Dowdy
McGowans Dawson. Hawkins ant
Crosswhite.
In WIlsoa Township the new brids
orde Cd are: Hurdle "A feet; smoo'
: "a fest; IL mile High Hn school
e 20 feet.
l.. In Salt River new bridges are: A
! thur Paullin; John Thomas. "a It.
! Capiwe9. 1s r.
Thee are about 30 bridges 20 be
pa red reside those named. Tn
llCourt IS working TO aid in the goo
a roai movement and nothing a
SIS s this more than weltkept an
! goo Lbr.dzes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
ray MOS LAW.

A mob Of FHlion negroes tried TO
lynch Ed. Brady, n OF their race.
Saturday night. because of an alleged
assault on a negro child Brady was
shot in the fraeas.
most valuable good road assets and
any man who breaks that crust into
pieces, or who covers it with eight
or eighteen inches OF loose Dirt, com.
n is a crime against the community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
COCO norToM FARM ron .n.

GOOD BOTTOM FARM FOR SAL,
se5 Acres In farm $50 Is rns ~,
tom land; good up land; good =
provementsi ls-roOm dwelling; J
barns; wind mill; plenty OF good -.
Ter; Fairbanks stock scales. graDss
on ~sldetrack; good corn and vAo.,
land For particulars, write 10
RoBr. McKiRK,
Enon. Maniteau Co..
1857 No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Major John W.. Foley of Benton
City Is the guest of Jay Bennett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

ONE OF Mexico's most accomplish
ed June brides made every stitch OF
her wedding gown Mexico's girs
are not only ornamental, but know
how to do things, and knowing how
are willing to deliver the goods"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Elmer Johnson was in this city
saturday Ho says no is flooding tw
loads q hogs and three Of cattle and
reports the corn prospect IN his sec
tor q firstNlaaa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Miss Cynthia Cunningham, Laddo-
MIA. who has been visiting Elmer
Cunningham ard family northeast Of
town, returned to her home Tuesday
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE.
A fine line OF fancy and staple gro
ceries at wholesale prices. A big bar
gain. see DR.. Tincher. first blue
house south OF Hardin College. d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Tow Icesy Of the MarSinsburs
Road Dsuict Is doing excellent
work In his section which is around
that thriving little city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

We afesuhori1el - annoonoe
For sfats senator Eleventh ptsties
r. D. RoDoEHs
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-10-11
sTARKE WILL ENTERTAIN
THE WHITE RIBB0yERS
Official Call for the Twenfy-yinth An
nuaI Convention Of the Florida
w & II

Starke will entertain the state con-
yention November 1915, 1912. and is
making every possible plan TO make
this 29th convention the most valua-
BILE Of all VIII you not see that your
union is we'll represented?
The state officers and state superin-
tendents are delegates by virtue of of
fee The general officers Of local
unions are delegates without election.
In addition to them every union that
has paid state dues is entitled to one
delegate Those that have paid for
over twenty members, may send two
delegates: If over forty. three dele
gates.
Starke wants a large delegation. The
state workers are very anxious that
every union be represented by two or
more delegates. \ fine program is be-
ing prepared-come to enjoy il and
your union will be so much the better
equipped for another years service.
You are expected 10 reach Starke
Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th. The first
meeting is at 100. Write Mrs F. A.
Scott names of delegates just as soon
as you can. Minnie E Neal. Pres.
Mabel p. Dean, Rec. Sec'y.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-10-11
FLORIDA BELLE LENNON

Florida Belle, the I9-months- old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lennon,
of Morriston, died at her home last
Wednesday morning, Oct. 3, after
three weeks illness. The funeral ser
vices were conducted at Plummer
graveyard on Thursday morning very
impressively by Rev. A. l. Prisoc Of
Berlin. There was a large concourse
of relatives and friends present.
Little Florida Belle was a sweet
baby and was admired by all who
CHANGED to come in contact with her.
Fond parents, think of your child not
as dead, but as living: not as a flower
that has withered, but as one that is
transp1anted and touched by the divine
hand, is blooming in richer colors and
sweeter shades than those on earth.
She is not lost from you who is found
by Christ. She is not taken from you,
but has merely gone before. Like a
star she has vanished from your sight
to shine brighter in another and far
serener cline. God hold you patient
and accomplishing and help you to
bear the weight of your great sorrow.
A Friend.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-10-11
TURPENTINE MEN ON TRIAL

Atlanta, Oct. 1.-THE government
suit to dissolve the American Naval
Stores Company Of Savannah, as fall
ing within the prohibitions of the
Sherman act, was brought to hearing
In the circuit court OF appeals in At
lanta yesterday. In addition to the
naval stores company the suit names
the following individual defendants:
Edmund s. Nash. Spencer p. Shotter,
j. r. Cooper Myers, c. J. DeLoach,
George NJ. Boardman and Charles Mol
Ter.
The government alleges that the
American Naval Stores Company,
known as the trust" arbitrarily fixes
the price OF turpentine and rosin for
practically the world; that 1t controls
80 per cent OF the American produc-
ton OF these articles and rs per cent of
the worlds production and that is has
throttled competition and established
virtual monopoly.
The equity suit Is to dissolve the
corporation into it's component parts
as they existed prior to 1902 and to
establish a receiver for the properties
IL the corporation does not comply
with. the decision OF the court. 1t
would make illegal the holding of
stock in one corporation by another
with which II might compete.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-10-11
KENWOOD

Kenwood, Oct. 10.-Mr. W. A. Hustled,
the hustling pioneer farmer who was
so successful with cukes and toma-
toes last spring, has received and
planted the past week 5000 straw
berry plants. Now, about the latter
part of February or early in March
next Mr.. Hustled will fnd it necessary
to hand out a delightful job to all the
Riddles around Kenwood-picking the
fruit.
Mr.. T. d. Sutton, wife and three chill
dren arrived here from Delaware,
Okla, Friday. Mr.. Sutton and family
are now occupying temporarily the
Burton cottage on Peach street.
Mr., John Langdein, who arrived here
from Cincinnati, O., about the 18th OF
July, has built pretty cottage, clear
ed two acres and has a thrifty garden
of half an acre planted with a variety
of vegetables Mr.. - Langdein is and
oughtyto be proud of his prospect
Mr.. and Mrs: Horn arrived from
Unity, Wis. Friday and are leisurely
looking over the country with a view
to locating. We hope they may pro-
cure a satisfactory and desirable To-
cation.
Mrs. E. S. Smith continues to gain
strength and should she continue to
improve will, on Saturday the 18th
inst, go to Eureka and visit her
daughter, Mrs. /. NJ. Hinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dressler of Des Moines
Iowa, arrived last Wednesday with q
carload of household goods, piano and
a spanking span of mules, also one
horse. We heartily welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Dressler and sincerely congratu-
late them on their forethought in pro-
viding music out as well as the inside
of their residence. They are splendid
ly located and we wish them unbound
ed success.
A batch of eight new arrivals got
off the train Thursday, but on account
of the strenuous exertions of Jupiter
Pluvius we failed to capture their
names.
Mr.. Misener, wife and two grand
proceeded to their farm south of town
Mr.. Misener bought the Lyons place
early last spring. However, he is one
of the class of citizens who actually
build up rather than tear down. Ken
wood needs a few more of him.
Conspicuous among the many ar
rivals in Kenwood last week was Miss
Rosebud Harrfgan, the frts born of
and in our progressive town. The ad-
vent of the subject of this item occurr-
ed at 1880 o. m. Friday the 4th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrigan will kindly ac-
|cept hearty congratulations.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-10-11
A DOZEN REASONS
AGAINST ROOsEyELT's ELECTION

He has broken his solemn promise
not to be a candidate for third term,
therefore his other promises are not
TO be relied upon.
For seven years he was president,
and during those seven years the very
conditions he now pretends to combat
viciously were more thoroughly de-
ve1oped than during all the other per-
iods in the country's history.
The day he became president there
were 149 trusts or combinations, cap
italized at $4,000 900 900. and the day
he retired from office there were 1920
such combinations, capitalized at $751;
ooe. 100000.
He permitted the Steel Trust to- ac-
quire the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company. it's principal rival, in viola
tion of the antitrust law, and forbade
the prosecution of the Harvester Trust
at the request of George W. Perkins.
| his present national chairman.
The man, next to Roosevelt, respon-
sible for the third term movement is
Geo. w. Perkins; Perkins is the pro-
motor and defender of the most pernic-
ious trusts in the United States. which
are the most vicious imposers on the
men, women and children wage earn
eFS Oh the Country
He urges the legalization of trust
watered stock and monopoly, as first
advocated by Perkins, his principal
supporter and financial hacker.
He accepted campaign contributions
from trusts. insurance companies and
CROOKED business" and denied that he
had done so-"My dear Hartman" He
stands for Boss" Finn, Boss Wood
| hA n fYV,
During the seven years he was pres
ident, he failed, even refused to lift a
finger against high tariff. Who be-
lieves, If elected, he would try to re-
duce excessive tariff taxes? Why is he
surrounded now by high tariff men
who are contributing freely to his
campaign fund?
He loves war better than peace.
Out of office he promises too much
and in office performs too little.
He says that the small farmer and
the laborer of the city are not to be
mentioned in the same breath with
icowboys, etc. After describing the
drunkenness and deadly shooting af-
trays of the cowboys, he writes: Blu
they are much better fellows and
pleasant companions than the small
farmer or agricultural laborers; or are
mentioned in the same breath with
them"
| President Taft, who knows him best
says of him: He is demagogue. g
neurotic, a fiatterer, an egotist."