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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
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Ye Handy Kitchen is still making
the best candy in town.
Ask for cash coupons at The Brown
Hart and w. E. Brown stores.
Read the display advertisement Of
Ye Handy Kitchen. On page five.
j. w. Swauger passed through the
city this morning on his way home to
Mackay, from the Twin Falls country.
G. w. England CT More,and, has in
course of construction a fine residence
which will soon be ready for occupacy.
Home made Taffy Candy, the 80 and
IS cent kind, at the Saturday Special
Is cents the pound. Ye Handy Kitch-
en-. n -
Boys clothing, the new things just
in. Don't overlook this. Best line
ever handled, all wool. At Biethan's.
M143t.
Your opportunity to buy something
you, need, and to sell something you
don't need, may both be found in the
same page of WANT ADS.
Miss Ida Nelson is now with D. H.
Biethan and has been in Salt Lake
for a week to get pointers on how the
new spring hats will be trimmed. Mr..
Biethan has large line of millinery
in latest patterns. shapes and trim
mings and will be prepared to serve
the ladies better than ever, and at
right prices.
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$28,302.23
$10.00O.O0
1.OOR Al
STATE OF IDAHO

COUNTY OF BINGHAM.
I. p. A. Fugate. Cashier of the above
named hank do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
PA. FUGATE.
Correct-Attest: Cashier
M. A. FUGATE r. T. BELL
Directors.
, Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th, dav Of February. 1912
NORA M. JONES,
Notary Public.
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MORMON CONFERENCE RATES
Via Oregon Short Line

For Spring Conference. Tickents on
sale from points north of Ogden, April
End, to 9Th, inclusive, limited to Ape
il 18th. See O. s. L. Agents for rates
and further particulars M1%A6
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the unknown devisess Of c. Bunting,
deceased. and John Bunting. Admin
DISEASED and ne C. e sa"tln % E c e%asm
and e. e. Thum, Receiver Of c. 1unt-
Ing . o0mDassyGj mmo Defendants
M SaAT IS T 81 1 AsdEh N SHSR5
in an. action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the DIS
County Of Bingham, and to answer the the
IS sa safn WITHIN e copy eo f whsn
exclusive of the day of serviceI after
the service on you Of this summons. if
ed out of this District. within forty
And you. and each of you are here
filed against you in the above-entitled
court, praying that a certain mortgage
g gs BY ons John coW so and Man
G Bocf S. S0e of shns ess ADDITION aa TO
set aside and Cancelled Of Ire record. it Is
alleged in the complaint that said mort8~
age was given and executed February
paid by S. II. Hays and Sample Orr.
that said mortgage has never been re-
upon plaintiffs title.
And your are hereby notified, that II
complaint as above required the said
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint filed
herein.
Given under my hand and seal of the
District Court of the Sixth judicial Dis
trict of the state Of Idaho. in and for
March in the year of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and twelve
]. +. CARRUT'H,
Clerk.
w. ORR CHAPMAN
Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence and p. O. Address. Black
root. Idaho M14-A4
THE BANK OF AseR0EeM ' 3T AZ
FROZEN. IN THE STATE OF IDA
10 At the CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
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The Outlaw
By Charles Badger Clark, Jr.

When loop takes held a two yearold
By the feet the he
He kin plunge and fight whit
But Ill throw him born
Though the a string
Ant the latgces creak
Yet I've o an
And III tumble on
For b 3 a
And the Is the ~.
And each the biggest 70 least,
Must Tho word.
When my legs swing n outlaw
And clrch into hide
He r'ar and pitch and ditch.
But wherever he I'll
Let i'm spin and flop like a
Or fit like wind-whpped smoke t3i:1tfI TTTTTETl
But he know the feel of roweled
Till he's happy
For a hawse is BRUTE
And the hawse be prince
But he'll steeIsh
And ownt hal h 3 boss q the
When the devil my vest
Gets and begins
And
Then tackle the real outlaw
When l get plumb riled and
And fractions growed
If he'll hump his neck trfln speck,
it's m hrowed
For is but partly beast
He kin brag till he makes
But the the to the East,
That he KANT quite break s hnsef.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

Be a man with vison but not a
visionary.
Be man of dreams but not an idle
dreamer. Make your dreams come true
Initiative and enthusiasm will do it,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

OV RaIS Wnlte EnameI Il R8I. C0nDD
gross Dinner Plates, enamel.
Samples must accompany each order =
except where the article or brand IL es-4
Preferences viii, be given In all cases
to Idaho Bidders. all things being equal.
Unaccepted samples will be returned
to the bidders at their expense when
Ali goods F. o. B.. Blackfoot.
Bids must be sent in sealed envepOpes
addressed to the Board Of Directors OF
the Idaho Insane Asylum and marked.
bids for Supplies"
All goods to be delivered within ten
days except as otherwise may be speci
Of Directors longer time Is justified
sufficient bond to be approved by the
Board of Directors. said bond to be
conditioned to furnish articles as pfovid-
ed for in this advertisement
The Board of Directors reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
A meeting of the Board of Directors
will be held at the Idaho Insane Asy-
lum. at Blackfoot. Idaho. on Monday.
April list. 1912. for the purpose of con-
sidering bids and awarding contracts aS
FRED L. CRUIKsHANK.
Secretary of Board of Directors.
Approved March 18th, 1912. by the
State Board of Examiners.
JAMES H. HAWLEY.
Governor,
w. L. CLIFFORD.
D. c. McDOUGAL.
Attorney General.
NJ H18-21.
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Total
Llabllitles

Capital Stock paid In
Due to Banks (deposits)
Individual deposits subject to
check
Demand certificates of deposit
Time certificates of deposits
Certified checks
Cashier checks outstanding
Bills payable
Total
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
MAMA
ALIAS SUMMONS

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, count
~ OF BINGHAM. STATE OF IDA
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Resources

Loans and Discounts. $1S.231.32
Overdrafts. secured and un
secured 1908 90
Bonds. Warrants and other
Securities 1859
Banking House. Furniture and
Fixtures 4.530.63
other Real Estate owned 427.44
Due from Banks $3.50
Checks and other Cash Items lilo
Cash on hand (awful money
of the United States) 1169.65
Other Resources 1888
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Bids for furnishing the Idaho Insane
Aslum. at Blackfoot. Idaho, with the
following supplies. will be received until
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Monday. April /. 1912.
by the Board OF Directors Of the Idaho
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

81 81 90 No i4' 10. ~. 49, 49, ~.
School district No. "a: 1soss. 1925.
ss5. Ss7. 2s4. as "a. SO' ISL 49, ass.
sss 2s4a 2s7. so7. sos. s17. sS4. sss.
42s, IA. 5ss 81. 5s2. 'N0' 49,
., School district No. SO: 1906. 15646.
isS. 20. 1910. 1856. 1913. 46e. 4s6.
School district No. 80: 1868. 1851.
1898. 1897. 1876. 1886 1876.
~: a., 49, sss: ST. Isl a. 90. SO S4s A.
School district. No 40: 901, go.
ss2 li re-, 115s; 1855 ,.o.. ,.,..
$751; sot SIC, s sstr! sss No as ss'. 1884,
r. g.; a.. r.. lo.; iss: tx
S76. TAT. 1856 1048. 1861. hoo
School district No. 46: 627. 62s. 62s.
S. s.: sss IS a. IS ST. sss
1881. 1864. 1862. 1868, 1854. 1888 1888.
las iiisss. ,,1 ias'' 1861 $780, 1853. lisl'
School district. No. SO: 1913. 1044.
s7 School e district ss Nc ss4 81 49, 49, g. &c. 1885,
School district No. Sc: 3S2. 1851. 3s4.
$751; sss:: 49, 49, ST. 42 ass 81 lis $780, sos'
MARY A. THOMPSON.
Treasurer. Bingham County. Idaho
Per. c. " FISHER.
DepueS'
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

by the Board OF Directors OF the Idaho
Insane Asylum
IL lbs Axel Greese.
2 Beds sedste sds,,. iron: complete.
Sugar Bowls. china,
~ House BrOOms.
6 Hair Brushes.
6 Shaving Brushes.
hNN lbs. Nsvy Bea~s
500 yards Canton Flannel.
8. dox., Mems Cans
80 yards Cheese Cloth.
500 yards Cheviot
6 doz. Granite Chambers.
"a aluminium Combs.
IL CuspidOrs. fibre.
2 Granite Coffee Pots. quart.
70 Tea Guns. enamel.
e 1900 l lSs coz Coffee s'Sn Commercial Blend.
300 lbs. Corn Meal. white.
so cans Chloride Of Lime.
500 yards Bingham. :
Gross Canvass Gloves.
20 gallons. Gasoline.
'? packages Hair Pins.
20 gallons. Kerosene Oil.
Lanterns, Carbide Burners.
bbl. Linseed Oil. Boiled.
200 yards Plea ched Muslin. A..
so yards Unbleached Muslin. a..
gross Safety Matches.
1000 lbs Dat Meal.
- pairs Ovarel,s
$50 yards OIL Cloth.
30 gals. Cylinder Oil.
30 gals I.ubricating Oil.
5 cases OYSTERS.
~ gross Common Pins,
~ gross Safety Pins
ri Enamel Pitchers. quart.
gross Cob Pipes.
Syrup Pitchers. enamel.
$50 lbs. Paraffine.
cases. Canned Peas.
6 Paint Brushes, 4 inch.
IS yards Rubber Sheeting.
IL gross Shoe Strings.
dog. Mems Shoes.
doz. Mems Slippers.
gross Mems Socks. cotton.
500 yards Sheeting. Ga.
100 yards Sheeting. 8-4.
SO Mems Cloth Suits.
dOZ. Saucers. enamel.
100 lbs. Sal Soda
1000 lbs Stock Salt
cases Sapolio.
1000 lbs. Sugar, .s~4ss
bbl. Corn Syrup.
gross Suspenders,
"a boxes Cotton Thread.
3 boxes Linen Thread
100 yards Crash TOweling.
doz, Glass Tumblers.
l Dbl. Turpentine.
200 lbs. Chewing Tobacco.
100 lbs. Smoking Tobacco.
$50 yards Ticking.
10 cases Canned Tomatoes.
500 lbs. White Lead.
SO gals, White Enamel Il gal. canSl
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Mary q. kiIlinasworth. Plaintiff,

c.. euntina, Laura isabella Bunting.
Chas. w. Bunting, Lyman J. Bunting.
Albert A. Bunting andthe unknown
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
PERSONALS.

Dr. Mendol silber, rabbi OF Temple
Albert. and member Of the faculty 81
the University Of New Mexico. re-
turned last night from Kansas Cllf'
60 which point he accompanied Mrs
silher and baby on an eastern Jour
ney. Or SLIDER Will preach in TENS
pie Albert beginning az 4.4o O'CLOCK
this evening on Peace"
Robert y. Er,ien, land commission
err and }. wight Giddlngs. newspapeF
man. were in Albuquerque this mora
ing on their return 10 santa re after
attending the commencement eNef-
clsos OF the school OF Mines ~ New
Mexico. AIR. GiddineH delivered the
commencement address, there heihs
eight graduates Both sir. Ervien and
Mr. GiddlnRa today expressed them.
selves much pleased with their VISIT
40 the school OF Mines. which they
say u making splendid progress,
Mrs A Andrua and baby are Viait'
0rs in the city today from Euclno.
Judge 0eorse r. creig has IMPOSE.
fire OF twenty dollars upon ".
Moore Clayton, D local nttorney found
guilty ten days agO Of aesaulting Joe
santucci. 81 the United States forrest
service.
Rev. !. j. Runyon, pastor ct The
First Baptist church, accompanied b,
Nrs Runyan. viii leave Monday aft
ernoon for Des Moines Iowa, 90 az
tend the sessions of the NOrtheff
baptist convention. May 20 90 le Th,
Southern Baptist convention b. ID
aosslon this week az oklahoma City
Okla.
The ladies OF the q A. n hau wa
meet id regular session SATURDAY,
evening. May Is. az 1880 O'Clock u
/ "A. q. II. ~ hall,
0eoree W. Peters. OF the sells com
.nanv. and > ~ DusHar. assistant Sec
| roinrc OF ihe nufeau ~ lmmigrai'on
returned last eNeninH Nom the Nie
phant Butte project Hnecf thsy -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
NATIONALFORESTSIN
STATE GUT DOWN
MILLION ACRES
Complete Statement Of ELM
nations and Additions in
New Mexico Reserves Fur
nished by viii c. Barnes.

Especial Correspondence 20 Hcrald,l
Washington. ID. c.. Clay IG--Con-
gresham Curry having asked for In
formation on the subject has received
the following letter from Acting For
ester Will G. Barnes:
Referring 10 yeur request 10 mo 10
furnish some information regarding
the areas Included within the nation
al forests Of New Mexico and the
lelimination work enclose herewith
a statement showing the total elimina-
ton since April 30, 1910. This shows
net reduction In Che New Mexico
forests Of about 100000 acres, and
there are still several areas under
consideration which will increase shis
considerably.
referring 10 the matter Of making
Nominations Of all areas not properly
f0rested lands This matter has been
under way for the past two years dn-
der an agreement between tho Becre-
tary OF agriculture and the secretary
OF the interior, and Il will be contin-
ned until we feel reasonably sure that
no great amount OF land which Is not
strictly forest land and not necessary
for watershed protection or preserving
the purity OF the water supply Of
/ various towns and cities IN New Mex
leo has been eliminated. AT the time
lmany OF the national forests we're es-
tablished Il was impossible 90 make
close and accurate surveys, 50 taat
many areas were included which on
later and more careful examination
have proved 10 be undesirable from
either Of these standpoints.
'As you well understand, there are
some areas within these forests which
lit Is necessary 70 retain. because 20
throw them Oui would make very rag
Red and unsatisfactgry boundary
lines: bur / do not think The Total
will amount TO very much. On the
other hand, In making some Of these
Nominations we have received many
petitions from the si0ckmen asking
that they be retained ia the forest.
lshowing that there Is a cerain amount
OF public continent which IL not
lhnxious 20 have them eliminated
also enclose with this a list OF
Ian the national forests with full iufor-
Imaton as 10 their area and other In
formation regarding them. The table
follows:
1910.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
University of New Mexico Summer
School VIII Begin on June

tary courses not offered. Five hours
weekly.
Chemistry.
Associate Professor CLARK.
Assistant n. ID. Gladdins
MgtriculatiOn Chemistry. TIL IL
course covers IN six weeks most Of
the work given IN secondary school
during a course In chemintry.
Photography. zoology physics ana
teachers physics.
Associate Professor Pynch.
Mathematics,
A. Il. Seder.
Geometry and algebra. Five hours
each per week.
school az Education.
Or Mendel SLIDER.
History Of Education. Lectures
reading and reports; ten hours rer
week.
Psychology,
Lectures, discussions and readingi
ten hours per week.
Logic.
Text hook, lectures and exercises
Ave hours per week.
Ethics.
Lectures. reading and class room
discussions; Eve hours per week.
Arts and Principles of TEACHING.
Lectures. collateral reading and re-
ports. five hours per week.
school OF Music,
Helena Egyptiadcs.
Vocal and Instrumental music. Ele-
mentary instruction not offered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17

(Dy nvehina iaerald A. p. Leaned wirel
Portsmouth. o..May ". - "our OPP
ponents are not the real Republicans.
we are" said Colonel Roosevelt. today
In his speech at Portsmouth 10 Civil
war Veteran I'VE proeresslves Of
whom our opponents speak as II we
were not the regular Republicans. are
the men who are now true to the prln-
cIples Of Abraham Lincoln he aaid
we are the men who have the right
% appeal 10 you veterans aR 0ur spirit.
ual fathers. We are your heirs We
are trying TO carry through your work.
There never was q man who trusted
the people more implicitly than Abra-
ham Lincoln. There never WAS man
whose trust wassso justified
Mr. Taft has tried the dangerous
experiment Of improving or the cords
Of Lincoln. Lincoln said the. this IS
10 be a government of The people. for
the people aud By the people Mr..
Tart has said that this Is 20 b. gov
ernmont Of the people ~ Is represon-
tstive part Of the peoplg.
In practice We know exac.iy what
that representative part 0f the people
consists OF. Il consists of Mr. Lorimer
In Illinois. (There is little OF the
Gilt off him az this moment] OF Mr..
Penrose OF Pennsylvania. eve took the
gilt off him;) Of the Southern Pa
.ciiic railroad crowd In California. tive
took a little gilt off tacm the ether
dayD
In short IN actual practice govern.
ment OF the people by a representative
part OF the people always means and
always win mean, government by tho
bosses of the special interests.
Il am for representative govern
Iment absolutely, 30 far as Il repre-
sents, but when the representative
government does not represent then
want the people 10 have a chance
themselves"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
Bowels are Basis
of Child Health

eother too powerful for q chnd. The
homes Of Mrs II. n 0rlmn, sandy.
utah. and Mrs. Clara Mcintosh. Ma
eonyiile, Colo, are always supplied
with pr, Caldwell'f syrup pcpain. and
with them, az with thousands Of
others, there u no substitute for this
erand laxative. 10 n really more than
a laxative, for L contnlne superior
tonic properties which help 90 ione
and strengthen the stomach, liver
and bowels 10 that after a brief use
OF Il al laxativce can be diapennod
with and nature will 30 IT, own work.
Anyone wishing TO make trial "
this remedy before buying Il In the
regular way OF a druggist nc nlty
cents OF one dollar a large bottle
tfamily sizel can have a sample bot
tie sent % the home free Of charge
by simply addressing Or. w y. Cald-
we'll. 405 washington a. N~~sioelio.
m. Your name and address on a pos
tai card viii do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
ARGUMENTS HEARD
IN INJUNCTION
CASE TODAY
City Of Albuquerque and Btu
lithic Paving Company En-
deavOr to Show Cause Why
stamn's Request Should Be
OVerruled.

Arguments were submitted before
Judge Raynoids Ia the district court
today involving the question as 10
whether or not the court should make
permanent the temporary injunction
granted Monday last. upon petition OF
NJ. y. Stamm. restraining the city Of
AibuQuerQue and the bltulithic Paw
ing company from proceeding with
n contract entered into 70 pave GER
tain streets In the business section Of
the city.
stamm SGT up IN his petition for
temporary restraining order that the
contract entered into between the city
and the having company e iilcgal ana
void. which contention, however, was
denied IN lengthy arguments today hy
counsel FOR the municipality and the
On the principle of law that where
40 injury was done Injunction viii hot
lie, counsel for the city and the 81
Itnlithic company argued ~ length 10
have the stamm injunction difsolvee-
Arguments we're NOT completed NJ .
tate hour this afternoon and q Is IKE
~ that the court will take the mat
Ter under ndyiefment r. II. Lester
city attorney, appeared FOR he cry
and Summers Burkhart for the bitn'
1.-THE company. while NJ. y. HicAes
represented Mr.. stamn.
-.-..a.---.--
Don't forget the bis dance AZ Elks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
PRESIDENT PAYS HIs
HEsIlalrrA 70 DIN HANNA

Fremont. 81, May Ito big
crowd here President Taft paid his
respects 10 pan r.. Hanna oil CieVo-
land and Walter Brown of Toledo,
prominent Roosevelt supporters. lie
spoke on the same spot where his
father. Aiphonso Taft spoke IN the
campaign Of 1885,
"Mr. Roosevelt saya the interests
are for me-" saSd the president.
Don't YOU thing this man has * great
deal OF courRFe considering that he "a
supported IN northern ohio for in
stance, By three newHpapers owned
and run by Dan Hanna? When his
very campaign of donunciation Uf me
as representing the Interests Is car
ried on with money furnished by Dan
Hanna. who Is associated with all the
great corporate INTEREST," that center
In and about cleveland?
Walter Browns shoulders are
spronting with angels wings because
he Is supporting MIR. Roosevelt IL he
were supporting me he would be one
OF the most vicious buases In the
country
f'There IL great deal OF sham
about such a campaign.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
PRESIDENT DEFENDS
PAYNE-ALpRlcH BlLL.

Loraln, O., May IT," Roosevelt
says the real Issue OF the campaign 10
bosslsm, but no Is mistaken de-
claredclared MIR. Taft AZ Losaln.
During the seven years he was IN Of.
flee did you hear OF Theodores dysins
his hands with the blood OF The
bosses? Did you hear OF the colonel
going out with his elephant gun and
shooting any bOsseag No, you ala not.
Boaslsm Is q false issue and a sham"
The president defended the payne-
Aldrich oil. upheld his administration
and denounced the recall and third
term.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17

The careful mother, who watches
closely the physical pecuilarities Of
her children. win soon discover that
the most important thing IN connec-
tlon with n child's constant good
health II "a keep the bowels regularly
open. sluggish bowels win be foi-
lowed BY loss OF appetite. restleaancaa
during sleep, irritability and q dozen
and one similar evidences Of physical
disorder.
AZ the first sign Of such disorder
give the child a teaepoonful Of Dr.
CaldweIi'B syrup Pepsin an night on
retiring and repeat the dose the fol.
lowing night II necogsary-m than
that Will scarcely be needed. You
will iiud that the child VII recover
its accustomed good spirits At ance
ana Will eat aud sleep normally.
This remedy is O. vast Improvement
over ealts cathariica. laxative waters
and similar things. which are alto
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
ACREAGE TRIPLED
AROUND FOLSOM
Heavy Rain, sleet and Snow in
Union County Bad for the
Lambs But Fine for Farmers

Especial Coageaponoanee 60 tae AegaS4l
Folsom. ~ ~, May t3s--A rain
storm period has been on here since
Frlday, May 10th.
On Friday mornlne & began ratn-
ine about 40 o'clock, with fierce sale
from the norih. The rain soon turn-
Cd into sleet and snow and continued
gor about si hours. After clearing 40
for a few hours "a began showing, the
snow melting almost a. fast a. Il fell.
and ID h showing at this hour. p. M.
About a Inches 81 water has fallen
which is iiNe for me planter but many
lambs viii perish from tho cold ana
wet There viii be three times the
usual acreage Of farm crops planted
here this season, An things ccuslo-
cred, this ls the most promising seas
son this section OF tho country has
had for many yenrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
ROOsEVELTs SUPPORT
FROM INfb4ffTBfD AIllN

Bellevue, o., May lin a speech
here today President Taft declares
that much OF the support now being
given Colonel Roosevelt la his fight
for a nomination Is coming from men
Indicted bv the Taft administration,
'sT0 say that, because q man sup
ports YOU, you are bound up with him.
IL 20 say aomethinE not Justified NJ
the mere fact Of his support ii "
we're Justified thus, / could SAY thht
Mr.. Roosevelt ought not 20 get your
votes because all the indicted people
ARE supporting him--as they are, or
most vi them.
sMr. Perkins, q director an the steel
and harvester trusts used influence
in the last administration % prevent
suits against thcm," he said
"Hc u nos influential enough now
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
LAFoLLETTz wANTs TO
FIND SOURCE or COIN.

Chicago, May Ex-senator IaFol-
lette Who passed through Chicago to-
day enroute 10 Ohio 10 take part IN
the primary campaign. a declared TO
have told his friends that he would
seek eniightment regarding the source
OF funds being used by the prosidcn-
tiai candidates.
Senator LRFoliette. Is r. declared. Is
determined 10 cali on Colonel Roose-
welt 70 publish list Of contributors to
his campaign fund Reports have
reached the Wisconsin senator II II
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