The village blacksmith. Illustration shows, on the left, Theodore Roosevelt, hand resting on a sledgehammer labeled My Policies, standing at the entrance to his shop T. Roosevelt Horseshoer & Wheelwright with Dr. Abbott at his side; a sign on the wall states Autos, Air-ships & Bicycles Repaired. Road signs labeled Republican Turnpike are pointing into the background. At center and right is a jumble of ruined vehicles, a small wagon labeled Direct Primaries is being pulled in opposite directions by Gov. Hughes and Wadsworth, Beveridge gestures toward a wagon labeled Indiana Campaign that has lost a wheel, President Taft is driving a sulky labeled Aldrich Tariff, drawn by the Republican elephant, that has lost the rim to one wheel, a woman labeled Woman's Suffrage is holding a bicycle with damaged tires, La Follette is pointing to the foot of a horse labeled Wisconsin Campaign Parsons and Woodruff are in an automobile that has had an accident, Murdock appears to be kicking one of the tires, an airplane labeled Conservation with Pinchot and Garfield on board, has crashed into a tree labeled Ballinger; also in the mix is a man labeled Poindexter and in the background is Penrose walking away from an automobile accident labeled Pennsylvania. In the lower left corner is the shadow of the Democratic donkey. Date 1910 August 3. The village blacksmith. Illustration shows, on the left, Theodore Roosevelt, hand resting on a sledgehammer labeled My Policies, standing at the entrance to his shop T. Roosevelt Horseshoer & Wheelwright with Dr. Abbott at his side; a sign on the wall states Autos, Air-ships & Bicycles Repaired. Road signs labeled Republican Turnpike are pointing into the background. At center and right is a jumble of ruined vehicles, a small wagon labeled Direct Primaries is being pulled in opposite directions by Gov. Hughes and Wadsworth, Beveridge gestures toward a wagon labeled Indiana Campaign that has lost a wheel, President Taft is driving a sulky labeled Aldrich Tariff, drawn by the Republican elephant, that has lost the rim to one wheel, a woman labeled Woman's Suffrage is holding a bicycle with damaged tires, La Follette is pointing to the foot of a horse labeled Wisconsin Campaign Parsons and Woodruff are in an automobile that has had an accident, Murdock appears to be kicking one of the tires, an airplane labeled Conservation with Pinchot and Garfield on board, has crashed into a tree labeled Ballinger; also in the mix is a man labeled Poindexter and in the background is Penrose walking away from an automobile accident labeled Pennsylvania. In the lower left corner is the shadow of the Democratic donkey. Date 1910 August 3.