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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-14
The Ear+iIe Rock

Gibraltar is often called barren
rock. yet 1t has 45G species Of indigo
nous towering plants. Castor oil plants
daturas and daphnes attain the dig
nifty of trees and geraniums and hello
tropes the proportions of hedges.
These floral delights often conceal can
non and other ornaments. The few
snakes that are found are small and
harmless. Lizards several inches long
are often seen.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-14
ESQ the Whale.

A Kansas fisherman declares that
catfish viii. pur like II tomcat when it
IS strokcd the right way. Did he ever
try stroking Il German c:irp and hear
ing it xing Iii !c. hi loY'- Kansas City
Star And did he ever stroke whale
and hear it spcut?-Cleveland Pleir
Dealer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

sey a Senior girls club, the I'd. =
c." was organized last Thursda,
evening. The girls met with Miss
Dorsey, After general good time
refreshments were served consisting
of California dainties together will
Idaho's best product. The girls
meet again this Thursday evening
with Miss Dorsey. alter this however
the club will meet every ether Thurs
day evening.
The Senior girls blossomed Out
last Tuesday with beauti I'll blue
and yellow bows on their hair.
The boys were equally attractive
with blue and yellow ties and as va
riety is the spice of life they tried
bright red ties Wednesday morning.
The Senior American History c,ass
will debate on this question We'd
nesday afternoon: Resolved that the
Colonies were justified in revolving
from the mother country.
The representatives from the diff
ierent classes for the Defamation
contest are as follows:
Senior, Charles Crump, Lawrent e
Brainard.
Junior, Clark Sherwood, Marvin
Mayfield.
Sophomore, Myrna Kenward,
Charles Davis.
The freshman try-out is to be held
Thursday evening and their represent
tatives chosen.
The Senior English class have
taken up the study of ''Burke's Con-
ciliation with America"
The Oral Expression class pass
the following resolutions last Tues
day in their parliamentary drill
Whereas, the roads should be in good
condition for the hauling of our pro-
duce
And whereas, the streets at the
present time are unsanitary and are
a detriment to public health
And further whereas, the business
men might have their means of con-
veyance such as motor-auto, to and
from work
Whereas, Payette should have raw
ed streets because the weather con-
ditions of Idaho are such that there
is deep dust all summer and mud |
winter keeping the roads in a drea :
full state all the time.
And whereas, Payette is pr ser
Gus city in a fertile valley and rot
only could afford paved streets if
her finances were properly managed,
but owes it to herself, for it would
make Payette grow faster.
Further whereas, Payette employs
four water wagons running nigat
and day for nearly six months which
means a yearly expenditure of near
ly $4,000, which in a few years would
pay for the pavement of itself.
Whereas, Weisor an adjoining town
is having paved streets which means
that Payette is behind her sister
towns and that the immigration will |
go there instead of Payctte.
And whereas, paved streets are
not only sanitary and convenient but
are a great factor in beautifying a
.own.
Therefore, be it resolved that the
of Payette, pray that the
people of Payette give Us paved
streets.
Friday the fifteenth there will be
football game between Nampa
md Payette High Schools. The teams
re evenly matched so it will be an
specially interesting game. After
yard the senior Domstic Science
iris will serve dinner to the two
cams followed by reception. Mr..
'urner has kindly consented to act
S POSTMASTER. The faculty mem
ers are invited as guests.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-14

Whom the Lord loveth, He chast-
eneth.' If true, he certainly loves
the Taft wing of the Republican PAR
As.rS .s~1vr
~ "a Ida
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-14

From this date on, will not be
responsible for and debts incurred
by my son ]. P. Hill, Jr., nor VIII
IA ,,34naX,.any of his outstanding debts.
hoth sor J. P. HILL
sAth. 1912. at Ma
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-14

In the -ecent general election in
voting on the question of women vot
ing the city of Ontario, oregon, vot-
ed 81 yes and lat no.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-14
THE. NEXT PRESIDENT.

For the past week the general top
ic on the streets and in the stores
has been, what will Wilson do and
what is going to happen? Many and
widely VARYING are the different
views as to the possibilities opened
up by his election as presidnt OF
tn United States. The admin'stra-
ton is going to be purely democratic
as the newly elected president will
hare both houses of congress back
OF him with working majority. We
find it utterly impossible to believe
as do some that just because a
democratic president has been elected
the country is going to the bow
vows. Mr. Wilson is not only an
Interesting figure as he assumes the
great responsibilities as chief exc
cutiye OF this nation, but an admira-
Bile one as well. II he is president
hjmself the country has little to fear.
is strong enough to lead his
ne viii probably make a good
II on the other hand he
WISH to~zsv.ssNy led by some
cite and vicinity that Il are 10 be
a shoe shop in the osu1 be fs,lure
stand south of the Fruits
Bank and will do first class ~
and give quick service. B1l
CLYDE LOUGHREY.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-14

ssCor Sale Two and one half acres
y ta'@ne mile from Payette. Cheap
'rce. "A. 8. Soule. 45tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-07
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

For good milch COWS see George ?.
Watkins.
Sangrr has rented houses in Drmng
for six years and is still in the business,
Sewing machine needles for all ma.
chimes AT Tossrll Il Sons
The famous Richrlcu coffee. 3 pounds
for $l.OO. The Clark Grocery Co.
For Sale: Brand new safe. box l92.
litf
See Fletcher Brem about blowing or
hauling. Phone l3 l9tf
Eclipse windmill and tank for sale.
Inquire AT GRAPHIC. 2wl7
Good milk COW for sale. +. G. Cut.
bertson, DIR. Moran's place. II
Horses and mules for sale Inquire
ut Mrs. Frank Nordhaus. ltf
Call 1863 for electrical work or re-
pairs. Work guaranteed. OF
For Sale: South lots II and II, block
q. Apply Graphic Swll'
Conkey's Poultry Book means dollars
to any one. Free if You bring this nd
Ia Irvine Il Ralthcl.. lw.li'
Piano for sale. new, Mristcr upright.
Price to sell AT once, $l15, cash. Pearl
Price, at a. W. Pollard sphonc ~. l5tr
First-class dress-making or sewing by
the day. Mrs. r. $. Craig. cor. Elm l.
Platinum. 2w.l6'
Second hand 5O.h y. Fairbanks.
Morse engine for sale NJ a bargain.
Henry Lesbos. l6tt
Wanted: Plain and fancy sewing
Mrs. Cobhlr Norlhaus Brick on Nicklr
avenue. lw-lG'
Furnished rooms for light housckccp.
ing at the Lester House. Inquire of
Lee u. Lester. litf
Don't forget the place where absolute
satisfaction is guaranteed. The Clark
Grocery Co.
Fresh bread, pies. cakes. doughnuts
and everything found at u first class
bakery at the Clark Grocery Co.
Blackham & Son will change any sin.
gle stage centrifugal pump. to water
seal and do away with your stuihng box.
See them about il. y6tr
Richelicu coffee is the best colrc, ON
the market today. Selling 3 pounds for
dollar Get il at the Clark Grocery
Go.
Go to fodgdon's, next door to IN,
postoilice, for bargains in shoes, hats,
ties, shirts, etc.
See X. s. Pond about some of that
baled cane and native hay. and good
stock pasture. iitr
Fresh vegetables received twice n
week at the Clark Grocery Go.
Pianos TO rent, six months tent applv
on purchase. j. NJ. Crawford.
Wanted. man and his wife to work
on u farm. A. W. Brock, Deming.
2wl7
A chr load of Ollas. Mexican winter
coolers coming. For sale by Fred ID.
Jack. DwI7'
Cackle; Cackle; Cackle: Yes the hens
are all cackling when fed Conkey's Law.
ing Tonic. II brings the eggs. Fo,
For sale by Irvine h Raithel. iwl6'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-07

Lot in the residence district Of San
Francisco to exchange for Deming or
farm property. 7. l.. Chase, Deming.
2w.lS'
For Sale, ar rent: Four room house,
well, windmill. barn and outhouses with
lO-acres of land, 2 miles from pOstolhce.
DIR. M. j. Moran. lSf
Strayed One small bay mare brand
ed j. A. c. connected left shoulder and
one large brown mule branded small
W on left jaw. Reward of IS for re.
turn to Ruebush & Measday's or to our
ranch six miles east Roseborough
Bros. II
For Sale:-At a big bargain, 100 acres
of decided land, -four miles south Of
Deming on the grade road. Land Is
level and fine and there are some In
provements. Address, b, care the
Graphic. lOh
Good, clean, sanitary milk service.
twice every day. Telephone your or
to Mrs. Edw. Pennington or address !.
II. Crosby. Deming, n. NJ. I'LL
White I.eghorn chicks, prolific laying
strain. Ia cents each Joe Remon,
dine. %lr
To Trade: $50, 900 Pueblo income
property for cattle. Address N. b.
Kramer, 1910. east 18th street. Puep'o
Colorado.
You will have To hurry you g.! any
of those fence posts that the Luna
County Lumber Co., are selling cheap
phone ".
Eggs for sale. From famous wye
koff strain s. G. White Leghcrns
50. 80 per setting of Is. Day old cnlckss
on June 5. Miramichi Farm, four anu
half miles south Of Dcmlng. w. o.
Gaskill ""
For Sale, ut IA sacrifice To quick Duys'
good house. close in. Mrs. ). A. b', ~,
field. ~"
Flowing, hauling, etc. done on snon
notice. Phone lS. Fletcher D'e"'
l9tf.
Most diseases comes from ger rms
Kill the germs and and XII dlsfsss.
Conkey's Nox-i-cide mixes WIN wa's'
and kills the germs. For PoulIIymsn%
stockmen aud housekeepers. uuais -.
teed by Irvine a. Raithcl a"''
For Sale:-S SCI, sec. 81, township
25s, range CIV, desert claim all ASST,
ments done, IL miles from De ,,,a,, .,.v
miles from Hondale. Price $3.50. W' w.
commission TO one who sellsit. D, . n,s
needy, Mountainview, N. NJ '"
Don't let lice eat up your va'd ~ ~
poultry when it's so easy TO &c. III I;se
them. Conkey's Lice Powder, -. az
Liquid, and Head Lice Ointmen.; 10
guaranteed to do the work qu'sss FAN
ret practlcai poultry wv" lwl6'
Several cars of high grade 'u.n apsr
Just received. Luna County I'"
Company, phone q. ...d
Home grown Dwarf Milo Maze 'I IN
for sale by the Clark Grocery 70 =.
For Sale: A green house WIN a,s for
feet of glass and all necessary 'v ~ ,,ore
the florist business. We could SCI, n "son
flowers than we can produce. ks XII, i
for selling, business has grown ."aford
requires more attention than Gu" lstf
to give. DIR. s. ID. Swope
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-07

Just received, a barrel of Columbia
batteries. Martin Kicf Hondale. Avis.
Frcdc .Iessy car for sale Mrs. j. T.
Warren 700 Copper avenue. $s5. 90.
lw-lS
For j az III acre tracts, ten minutes
walk from town, see Blevcns-M Maynard
Child Co., Mahoncy Building.
The best brands of al canned
goods, bacons, lards, flour. teas. coirees.
spices and in fact everything to be
found in an up-to-datc grocery store at
The Clark Grocery Co.
See Lawrence j. Carter for electrical
work or repairs. OF
Fence youl claim. Drop card to j.
J.. Gray, Deming. He will build your
fence. OF
For Rent: Two nice suites of offices
suitable for professional tenant DR..
). D, Swopc. l3tf
Auto for general hire. Jas. S. Kerr,
Telephone DO. OF
For Sale: Sowing machine. in good
condition Can hc seen at 523, west
spruce street. loft
Only six Jersey COWS left. will be sold
1T private sale Al Jackson Livery up To
Monday. A. l.. Taylor bought fine
one yesterday. Last chance for good
cheap COW. Richardson a. Mundav. iwlS
- acres in heart of Florida. will sell
cheap, or trade for Dcming or farm
property, 7. l.. Chase. general dcliy.
cry pemlng, n. NJ. 20tf
For Sale: Team horses, harness and
wagon. Wagon and harness nearly new
T. T.. harrow at DrmiEg Steam l.aun-
dry. IS'
layne Il Bowler pump, No. :, for
sale. Inquire NJ, GRAPHIC.
Posts! Posts! Postsl!! Fence Posts
ana very cheap. Luna County Lumber
Company, phone %,
For Sale Small IIolstcin COW inst
fresh, now giving four gallons. with
call $40. Louis Dornbusch. 4 miles
'"N' VI 'o"h' 2wl7'
Will trade ~ acres of fine deeded
iand Tor horse This land is 3 miles
IRON Drmlng, lies perfectly level and
"h'y ~ feet to water. Box 1872. lwl7t
Weaver and Lyons will finish their
present well contract within week
ANY one wanting well bored will max !.
no Nc mistake by dropping them a card
Wv" '''' pem'hg' II.
FOR rent with water furnished - forty
acres al cleared, ~ acres plowcd ten
acres already sown to crop. Will give
good terms to right party. also have
me young team of black mares IN
sen. o. D. Osborne, 3 miles east of
'''''''s' 2wl7
Slenographer with extra time do.
slres three or four extra customers m
work by the week or month. Also anv
klnu oieXtra work, Address "Steno.
grapher, Room |, Deckert BLDG or
'"' ny telephone. 23l, 2 rings. lstf
Assignment of l6O-acre desert claim
WIN two years proof. r miles nortb'
east oil city. LOO acres grass. 40 acres
cleared and fenced with 3.wire fence
s%r sale a. 800. Mighty big bargain.
~" '"'e uraphlc. l8-lw'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-07

Lost-Threc months old Scotch
Collie pup. Answers to name of
Royal. Finder let the GRAPHIC
know.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-07


his brother, here.
Miss Mary Mahoney graduates
from Norte Dame this month.
Deputy Sheriff Kealy, was in Hur-
ley on official business, Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Allen, of Lords
burg, was in the city, Monday.
G. NJ. Sadler, was in Lordsburg
on business, this week.
Harry Moore was over from Tue
son, Monday.
Misses Waddick and Klotz have
gone to Denver.
Miss Rogers has gone to Sabula,
Iowa, for the summer.
Misses Iverson and Hanes wi il
spend the summer on the coast.
Major Waddill and Lee o. Lester
were in Silver City, Monday.
Mrs. Richard Hudson is recu-
pering at Haywood Hot Springs.
Will Wyman is working for the
Electric Supply Go.
John Steinemann left, Wednes-
day. for a business trip to Fl Paso.
Owen Beal has a good position
with the Chino Copper Co. at Santa
Rita.
Harry f. Baldwin, of FL Paso,
was shaking hands with many DEM
ing friends, Monday.
Herman Lindauer is home from
bonneville military academy for the
annual vacation.
Miss Elliott, of Kentucky. has ac-
copied a position in the Bank of
Deming during summer vacation.
Mrs. j. c. Darracott and children
are visiting relatives in Marta.
Texas.
Mrs. Ed Golden has gone to Sill
YER City to spend the summer
months.
J. ID. Weems of Separ was trans
acting business at Deming. Wednes-
day.
W. J. Graham is taking a much
needed rest with his sister at Holly
wood, Cal.
NJ c. Tidmore and Z. d. White
are prospecting for mines near Fort
Bayard.
Miss Dolores Baldridges little
daughter of Mrs. Ed. Golden, is Wis
ting her grandmother in California.
Miss Catherine Burnside of Silver
City is spending a week with her
grandmother, Mrs. s. Burnside,
j. j. Cole, deputy United States
Marshal, of albuquerque is here on
official business this week.
l.. f.. Ross, special agent of the
Department of Justice. of FL Paso
is On official business this week.
l.. NJ, Barndollar. the genial Key
stone Type man was in town YES
tcrday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Kassouf, of
Waterloo, were in Dcming on bust
mss Yesterday.
!. 6. Leras of Silver City is here
looking after the furniture and
machinery for the new Leras candy
factory on Gold Avenue.
j. NJ. Crawford received word
this week of the death of his oldest
and youngest brothers, one at New
York and one at Cincinnati.
Mrs. II. II. Kelly and daughter
Margaret leave this week for Te-
konsha Michigan, to spend the
summer.
DR.. Montehyohl has been in Fl
Paso this week. Mrs. Montenyohl
has gone to Cripple Creek to visit
Mrs. Mullen for two months.
Mrs. }. Fendall has returned from
a six weeks visit with relatives in
Louisiana, and declares emphatically
that Dcming is the best place to
live.
A. X. McGill, an Oklahoma news.
paper man, was welcome GRAPHIC
caller Wednesday. He says the
Deming country is a world-beater.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-07

New chattel mortgage blanks orsale
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-07
B,,v Lots as You Would Buy
Merchandise-use Your Head

# YOU were going to buy groceries you would go to
grocery store woudn' you? lfyou wanted the best
YOU would go to the best store, undoubtedly This
would be true Of any ordinary commodity, wouldn't t9
You won't argue about this, we know, its too self
evident, yet some people go to part Of the town, far
remote from the restricted residence district in looking for
lots
YOU want lots, come to the firm that is selling
the only restricted residence lots in Demng-the lots that
were laid out when land was cheap and penty-laid out
because Of their excellent location and not to make
bunch Of lots for SALE
Reason out for yourself and you'll readily see
that for home or Investment lots have decided
advantage over all Others Regardless Of location they
are sold for
$1,000 D0WN--$5.00 A MONTH
THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW
Deming Real Estate & Improvement Co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05

all that remained of the original
aeroplane with which he started was
the upright rudder and zinc drip
pan. After stopping at Pasadena
for several weeks in order to patch
up his rickety craft, Rodgers, on
November 80, started to complete
his ocean-to-ocean flight. Passing
over Los Angeles at a height of
fifteen hundred feet, he seemed to
be sailing smoothly, but when over
Compton, 12 miles south of Los
Angeles, something went wrong and
he fell into a plowed field, sus-
tanning injuries that laid him up
for ten days and nearly complete
ly wrecked what was left of his
machine.
On December 10, however, after
patching himself and machine Nup,
Rodgers started from the spot where
he had fallen near Compton, and
completed his ocean-to-ocean. fight
by alighting in Golden Gate park in
San Francisco.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05
ARE WITHDRAWING
THEIR NAMES FROM THE
SEWER PETITION

The sewer question is still hold
ing the attention of the board of
county commissioners, and a better
part of the day was used by the
commissioners in checking the names
of the petitioners, to ascertain
whether or not the signers were
qualified electors.
New developments have also
arisen during the day, and a num-
ber of signers of the petition have
requested the board to remove their
names from the petition, for the
reason that they signed the (peti-
ton under misapprehension. A
number of signers of the petition
have stated that they did not pro-
pose to be parties to an attempt to
take any persons property away
from them without paying for 1t.
The petition as it, stands at the
present time, petitions the board to
construct a sewer system by the
town of Tonopah. The act under
which the election would be held
and the bonds issued provides that
tax should be levied upon all real
and personal property in the town
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05

of Tonopah for the purpose of pay
ing the bondsN and interest and
cost of maintenance This means
that every taxpayer in Tonopah will
be bound to pay taxes for the use
and construction of the town sewer
system, whether he uses the same
or not. 1t is clear that every tax
payer would Immediately quit the
use of the present sewer system and
connect with the municipal sewer,
which would have the effect of put
ting the present sewer system out
of business, depriving them of their
franchise granted by the board of
county commissioners in 1905, and
would amount to a confiscation of
the property of the stockholders
and bondholders of the present sew
er system.
A great many of the signers sign
ed the petition without knowing
these facts. Many are now request
ing that their names be removed,
and within the next few days, from
present indications, the petition will
have very few bona fide residents
and taxpayers upon it.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05
LA TOILETTE TO
Be IN OREGON
ON APRIL IS

PORTLAND, Ore, April 5,Offi-
cial announcement was made here
today that Senator Robert M. La
Follottc of Wisconsin will arrive in
Oregon April 10, coming here from
Nebraska to make whirlwind cam
paign of the state in the interest
Of his candidacy for the republican
presidential nomination. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. La Toilette,
who will speak throughout Ore
gon on behalf of woman suffrage.
Cut out the banquets," Senator
La Toilette wired to Thomas b
McCusker, his campaign manager
here. ''E am coming to Oregon
Ito work and | want an itinerary
that will allow me to put in all
my time, except when sleeping. in
speaking.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05
MANY PEOPLE
IN ATTENDANCE AT FUNERAL Of
AVIATOR RODGERS
Young Bird Man Is Laid to Rest at
Pasadena---Wife Is Frustrated With
Grief and Is Not al Funeral.

PASADENA, Cal. April 5.-Avia-
tor Rodgers funeral was held here
this morning and thousands witness
ed the cortege. His wife is pros
trated and grave fears are enter
tanned for her. She was unable
to attend the funeral. G. B. Har-
ris, Rodgers last passenger, was
among the sorrowful mourners.
Calbraith p. Rodgers was the first
aviator to cross the American con-
tinent in an aeroplane. Leaving
Sheepshead Bay, race track, New
York City, September II, 1911, he
landed at Pasadena at 4:O5 p. M,
November 5, having made approx
mately 4231 miles in 1924 minutes
actual flying time. He was on
the road 40 days, 26 OF which
were spent in making repairs, or
waiting for better weather condi-
tions, and 23 OF. which were used
in actual flying.
When Rodgers reached Pasadena,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05
Do YOUR DUTY
AT THE POLLS
TOMORROW

Tomorrow the Tonopah school
district trustee election will be
held at the old school house, or
more properly speaking, the primary
school building. The polls will be
open at 10 O'Clock in the morning
and close at o'clock in the after
noon.
This election means more ~ the
people of Tonopah than they now
realize. There are $4,000 of bonds
to be sold on the 18th inst, and
the election of the new trustees
has, everything to do with the dis
posing of those bonds. The Bo-
nanza is not going to hide behind
peck bushel in placing this mat
ter before the voters, but is go.
| ing to talk plain facts, and here
they are:
The socialists of this district have
made their boasts openly that wheT
the time arrived for the election
of school trustees that they would
put a ticket in the field and cleo
1t. They have two candidates, dyed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05
HIRAM JOHNSON
IS ATTACKED BY.
MANAGER HOUSEA

FRESNO, Cal, April SIN re-
plying to the statement made by
Governor Johnson, James H. Houser,
the campaign manager of Senator
Robert M. La Toilette today said:
Whatever may or may not have
been said concerning the withdrawal
of johnson from the La Toilette
candidacy, the. final determination
was by himself. He personally no.
titled Pinchot. that he would go
through to the end and refused
to release Pinchot The issue is
not whether in the hour of discour-
agement or perplexity due to intri-
que or of the treachry of those who
have been supporting La Toilette.
| might have favored his withdrawal
in order to preserve his health and
strength. The issue is between the
interests" represented by such men
as Mckinley, Penrose and Murray
Crane. the type of men who are
supporting Taft and men like Per-
kins, Dan Hanna and Munsey, this
type, all friends of the steel trust,
who are supporting Roosevelt, and
the rank and file of the American
people to whom La Toilette looks
to for support
Hiram Johnson and his kind
are shrewd enough to resort to
every method known to the crafty
politicians to cover up the rea. "a
sue. Their attacks upon me are
undoubtedly made for the purpose
of evasion and to mislead the peo-
pie and to divert attention from
the real issues of the campaign"