Is it any wonder that they enter into the primary campaign in behalf of the candidacy of Arnold Lyon, is the question that George Sievers and Frank Slater are trying to put to the people of Latah county. No wonder, at all. Both men, with Mr. Lyon, are among the few who own a business institution that sells goods to the county. See the commissioners' minutes of July 25th, for proof. We don't merely tell you to go to the courthouse, a thing you are not likely to do; we tell you exactly where to look for things, and suggest that you call 59-J and ask for the information you seek. Don't bother to go to the courthouse, call 59-J.
Let Lyon and Woody get their votes in Spokane where they got the gravel, and spent our money.
Let Oversmith get his votes from the Union Sand & Gravel company, where he advised the commissioners to buy inferior gravel.
The endorsement of a newspaper man, who on his own testimony "sells stock" in his paper to politicians during the campaign, is fit support to the Latah county political ring. 