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MTOFQRD MXnr; TRTBTTND, MEDFQTID, OKTCCIOX, MONDAYr.TrXE 21, 1!)12. PXGI3 THREH A v N SA 4 -V E TICKET NAMED BY G. 0. P. CONVENTION taw ui;ci:ivi:i mi, :iti iiidn't ven: C'lllOAtIO, .hunt 21. President Tuft received r. iJ 1 voles, Hmuilor CiiiiiiiiIiih 17, Hi-iiiitor l.u I'ollolto II, :! mil ItouHovi'lt 107, Justice IIiikIm'h i, iiliMxiit o, mill not votliiK 31 1. Thin wiin Din Pe nult (if tint flnit luillot taken ut Hie national republican convention. CIIKJAOO, Juno 2 I. -Willi nearly :ir.(l or tin Hoosovolt itiiliKnto ili i'IIiiIiik to vntv inn) IiiinIi'IiIiik away ul adjournment time to ti'iuhtr Colo int itooxovxlt tint nouiliintloii of tint iinw party, tint fifteenth republican natloiiiil ton vt'ii t Ion at t ho uil of a lontt tinil tumultous million Hutiir ilny nlttlit renominated William II. Tad of Ohio (or president ami J nines H. Hlierinon. of New York for vice president. President Tnft re ceived r.iil or the I07K vote In the rniivi'iitlon, or twonty-oiii' more than u majority. Tint i)cInIoii of t ho Itootinvi'lt peo ilo iimlor tho direction of their leader to ri'fraln from voting loft no other candidate near tho president. Tim announcement of a Taft victory wan xreotcd with rhcerliiK from lilt adherents mnt I'.romiM ami hisses from tint opposition. When It became absolutely curtain yesterday that Tuft would ho nom inated without great difficulty lend em In control of tho convention do elded to kIvo him as a ruunliiK mate hla companion on tin tlcltet of jyo.S. Alt others dropped from (hit race and Sherman wan tho only candidate reg ularly placed hefore tho convention. Tho motion wan jnado from Now Hampshire to mako tho nomination hy acclamiitlon, hut this wan declar ed out of order. Thorn were many neatteiliiK vole on (ho roll call which ensued. Tin result wiih: Sherman f.H7. Ilornli 2t, Morrlam 20, llsdley M. lleverhlKo 2, (llllett 1, absent 71, present, hut Hot voting, 352. Tim convention nmld much coufns lon adjourned hIiio die. At no time was thero any Indication of walk out of ltoonevelt delegates, They ox pressed their revolt In silence. In tho confiiHlon just hoforo ad journment a resolution wan adopted KlvliiK tint national rommltteo power to declare vacant tint Heat of any man on tint committee rofuitliiK to Hiipport tint nominees of tho regular convention of 111 12, Tho first mention of Tnft's name In Warren HardliiK'a noinlnatlnt; speech wan tho nIkhiiI for u wild doin. oiiHtratlon on tho floor and In tho sai ler Ich. When HardlUK flirt mentioned Taft'H uamo tho Taft deloKatoH and hnlcouloH Jumped to their foot, cheer In wildly. Till) ItOOHOVoll doloKttloH Hat stolid y In their scats. Ho did tho WIhcoii mIii delegates. Jeers of tint House volt mou wont drowned. Senator Itool remained scntm!, hut alniOHt every other uotnhlo on tho titiiKo Joined hi tint cheering. Tho demonstration lasted exactly f If toon minutes. Harding resumed, making hrlof reference to tho np- pIllllHO. Tint ItooHovolt supporters "hock led" IltirtlliiK throughout of hla Hpooch, hissing and booing IiIh ora tory, hurling tnuutlng questions at him tlurliiK hla paiiHoa meant to ho effective In purta of hla peroration. A dologato In tho hack of tho hall , tooted vigorously on n "Hteatn roller" whlHtlo whonovor llnrdlng nuulo rcf oronco to Tuft's strength. Jolin Wauamakor )t I'hllatlolphlu Hocondod Taft'H touniulnatloii, "In tho ovo of country," wild Wan uninkor, "I am proud to ataiid hoforo you today. It wiih worth n liurrh'il trip nrroBH from Hiirpn, I nrroptod tho porHonnl Invitation of tho proal dent mid thou wan elected without In iitnictloiiH, I havo trlod to ho u K"1 Jtirymau and to voto aa I thought ili;ht iuu JiiHt." Aliihainu, Tnft 22, not votlnit 2; Arizona, Tnft tlj ArkmiHiiH, Tnft 17, not votliiK li California, Tufa, not VotliiK 2lj Coloiudo, Taft 12j Con noptlcut, Tuft 1-1; Doluwnro, Taft fi; Klnrliln, Taft 12; floorKla, Taft 28 j Idaho, Taft 1, Cummlna 7; IIIIiioIh, Tart 2, ItooHovolt fi2, ahnont 2, not votliiff 2. , Indiana, Tnft 20, HoohovoU 3, not votliiK 7; Iowa, Tnft 1(1, Cmnmlim '0; KaiiHUH, Tart 2, not voting 18; Koiituoky, Tuft 24, HoobovoU 2; LoulHlaua, Taft 20; Malno, not vot liiK 12; Muryluiul, Taft 1, Hoosovolt I), uhHoiit 1, not voting n; MnHHaoluiH ottH, Taft 20, not votliiK 10; Mlchl Kim, Tuft 20, not votliiK 0; Mlnlioo- TAFT AND SH MA HBHBJ IN MNA N UPON mm m e CIIIOAOO, .June i Cdliuiel HoohovoU wan uoiiiliiatod llatiiiday ulitlil on on Indoiu'iidont ticket In tho dylnn hourn of (ho repuhllcau im l Ion it t committee In which ho met de feat. Ilia followora met at Ori'lienlra halt, Iohii than a mile from tho ('oIIhoiiiii, and plotlK"l aupport to tho former pronldeut. In urceptlii); tho uoiuliiallou the (Jolouel nppcaleil In tho pooplo of all tiertloiin, loKUiillcmi or paily affllla tloiiti, to Hlaud with tho roiimlora or tint now party Colonel ItuonevHt thanked tho del oMiiton for tint uoiuliiallon hy what ho declared "tho lawfully elected del ofsaten to tho repuhllcau convention," who ropioHoiitod tint majority or tint vote who participated In tho ro puhllcati ptlmarlen mid accepted, utile Jecl to hut omt condition. Mo ailylaed tho doli'Kntcn to return homo and uncertain tint xetillmeul or tho peoplo oiiil then roanHoiuhlo and formulate a platform. Tho only con dition waa If when miMHemhled they would ho entirely free to nulmtltute aomeoiut elao for htm an their candi date ror pr'Hldotit. Tho colonel de clared tho convention "whnt hnx Junt nut did not ropronent tholltpiihllcauH or tho country, hut wan only organ ized to carry out tho ntulMter pur ponen of political tiunneH, Mo raid tint time had come when all who hcllove not only In tint pro Krennlvo pollcleH. hul elementary prluclplen of public luonillty, nhould Join In one movement. He declared In thin flKht hla principle Hliould he "Thou nhalt not Meal." it waa Im matorlal, ho walil, whether they atolo tho nomination, ntolo In polltlcn or In hiinlnenH or atolo the hlrthrlKht of (ho people to rule thonmolvcH. Tint Informal nomination of ltoone velt waa nald to ho chiefly ror the purpone or nffectliiK a temporary or KunUatlon. HeKlnuliiK tomorrow, when a rail will ho Innued for a ntato convention In llllnoln, the work of orKiinltlu will ho puahed forward rapidly, ntate hy utate. Later, proh ahly In Aiir.unt, a national convention waa niiKKcnted hy ltoonevelt In hla acceptance or tho nomination, and wilt ho held. LIVESTOCK PRICES I'OKTI.ANI), June '1. Keeeipth for the week have heen iim t'olles: Cattle llli:i; ealves ill); hous Mllfi; hlnep 1202. Altlnnieji there were more entile than liiht week, the market remained ahoiit xteaily, I'rices held up hotter than expected on account of the run of uriiHri cattle, lops Ill-inline, fioui .fll.illl to $7.00, the ordinary lot of KriiHH cattle liriunint,' uroiiud .(!.".r KoiikIi entile were limited lower, t'ow. foiiinl reuily nnlo at from $5,7! to "rll.UO. There were u muni many ealves on tint market, the host lin'it jjrailit hollini; .from $7.75 and tl.o heavier ut $."1.00. Tho lio; leeeiplK were lighter tlmn last week anil hrotinlit Tie over Inst week's (iiotiition, tho top heinj; $7.30 nmt otliuirt M'llini; from $11.50 to $7.75. Tho hlieep leeeipls were also liulu er than tho previous week. Tho ex treme top on liimhs was $(1.00, hut Home sales were made under that iixr ure. Yonrlinp anil two year old wethers brought $1.25 and $1.10. Medium stuff was 25e lower; licit ewes $11,50 to $11.75. Notu, not votliiK 21; MlaHlsalppl, Tnft 17, not votliiK 3. MlaHourl, Tuft 10, not voting 20; Montana, Taft 8; Nebraska, Hoobo voU 2, not voting H; Now Hamp ahlro, Taft 8; Novmln, TnU C; Now .Moxlco, Taft 7, ItooHovolt 1; Now York, Tnft 70, Roosevelt 8, not vot ing 0; Now Jersey, HoohovoU 2, not voting 2(1; North Carolina, Tnft 1, HoobovoU 1, not voting 22, North Dakota, La Follotto 10; Ohio, Taft II, not voting 31; Okla homa, Taft -I, HoohovoU 1, not vot ing Ifi; Oregon, Hoosovolt 8, not vot ing 2; PoniiHylvanla, Tnft 9, Hooso volt 2, Hughes 2, not voting 02, nh aont l; Hhotlo Inland, Tnft 10; South Carolina, Taft 10, absent 1, not voting 1. South Dakotn, Hoosovolt 5, La Fol lotto 5; TonnesBoo, Tnft 23, Hoobo voeolt 1; Texas, Taft 31, nlmont 1, not voting 8; Utah, Tnft 8; Vermont, Taft (1, not voting 2; Virginia, Tnft 22, tiUHout 1, not voting 1; Washing ton, Taft H; Woat Virginia, not vot lug 10; Wlsconaln, ln Kollutto 2G; Wyoming, Tuft (I; Alnakn, Tuft 2; District of Colunihln, Tnft 2; Philip pines, Tnft 2; Porto Hco, Tnft 2; Huwull, Tuft 0. n MB BESTBATTLELOCALRINGPROMiSEDTONIGHT JCU Hki jK Hl The pi Mo or .Meilford "Itiul Ahilernoii" ulm ltoen the tleer Als- IjiIm-I toiilgli( Tonight Hud Anderson Is railed upon to aland tho test of his hoxlng career. If aurcegnful, l3ila young man has a hrlght ami pros perous future hoforo him In the Hue of profcKHlonal hoxlng and would hid fair to go down In history as one of tho world'a grout lightweights. Anderson has been In the hoxlng gamo about four yearn, during which time ho haa engaged In twenty-two contents, winning all, with the ex ception of two bouts with Danny O'Hrlen, which were declared n draw. In the last rite months Anderson hns been forging hla way to the front In leaps and hounds. Tonight's bout with Abe Lnhel will deride Anderson's future. If he can get hy this Label lad ho is very apt to keep on going right to the VITAL POINTS IN G. 0. P. CHICAGO, Juno 2 1 Vital points In tho national republican platform were: Unchanging faith in tho gov ernment hy tho peoplo; tho authority and Integrity of tint courts; legisla tion against delays anil costly ap peals urged, monopoly and special privileges opposed ami tho federal trade commission commended. Ilellef In tho protective tariff was reaffirmed with duties high enough to protect American Industries. Some duties are now too high and must be reduced. It declures the high cost of living la attributable to tho protec tive tariff. A scientific Inquiry into tho high cost or living la recommend ed. A revision of tho banking laws and currency system Is advised. Investigation Into the ugricultural credit systems Is recommended with state and fedeial laws for future con trol. Iiwa prohibiting campaign contri butions In n campalHii directly or In directly hy president, vlco-prealdont, senators, representatives of congress. Campaign publicity Is approved. The policy of the tepiihl can party of con servntton of natural resources Is to ho continued with more laws to nld the bona fide homesteaders ami set tlors. Adequate parcels post Is fa- PLATFORM MMTMI A. 4k.AA..A.AA.A.A.A.A.A.A.A..A.A.Jk.A..A.A A a A.A.A.A.A.A..A..A..A.A..A. '''' T T t y t t y y y y f y y y S iarS?TiZVTVIiEiM X HEAR X Tho Gobble Duet & Slido Troinbono Solo by A. 0. & Burgess & Tho Logoiul oi! tho Mascot ! Prices 5(ty, $1.00, $1.50 J $$ t $ top, whereas the sad ta.te of defeat , would spell gloom to the Anderson camp and would mean that Hud would have to confine hla milling with the medlocrn claa of rlngmen. Anderson has only one advantage over La"nel, and that Is nature's youth, hut It has served many a time to win a victory over old Father 'lime. Isabel lsxiiot old, nor does lie line crutches. Ho Is still a very young rif.in, only 27, but In prize ring annals the party so blessed Is considered well on his way in other words, It Is the turning point of a boxer, especially after having seen ten yenrs of service. The first preliminary will begin at S:30 p. in. sharp, the main event at ti p. ut., and tho show all over at J fiO p .in. Reserved seats on sale at Nash hotel. HUE HOTEL AT Dr. .Miixime Shurmnu, of I'otthnd. is in southern Oregon for the puri.ose of once ug.iiu lookitjg into the mnttei of Itiiildiut: uu unto road to the On pm euvof. and establishing u summer rot-orl (here. His plans so fur have been blocked by the refusal of the government to issue n permit. If Dr. Shurmuu .succeeds in induc ing the government to grunt him u permit ho will proceed with his plmis The eines would prove an added ' to uttiaet tourist to southern Ore gon. vored and the merchant niarlno Is cited us one of tho country's urgent needs. The reclamation policy and continuance is recommended. A liberal system of Improving tho rivers and lint bora and liberal Alaska policy to Insure development. Undesirable Immigration to bo re strained; more and better safeguards life property t sea; greater economy and efficiency In tho government af fairs and constructive accomplish ments, President Tnft set forth as "unexampled" and to which any ad ministration could point with confi dence. OREGON CAVES The Mascot Comic Opera in three nets. ' Undor the direc rection of "The Burgess Bros." Proceeds go to help dofrny tho expense of Mod ford's headquarters room at Elk's reunion in Portland. TWO NE011TS Tues. 6 Wed. June 25-26 60 PEOPLE Orchestra of 10 Pieces II. IT. Howell Musical Director SEE Beautiful Costumes Poker Games botweon Burgess and Quisonberry Princo Lorenzo Hide tho Burro Ask any Elk about Tiqkots - T F California fruit distributors is,ic (he following market lelier from Sac rnmonto, June 22: The following gives number of curs of deeidiioiiM fruit shipped from ill pomtM in California for the week end ing Friday evening, June 211, 11112. Chorrie: (J ears. From the earlv Kix'tioim practically oil vntfoticm of olioirit'H hme now been shipped with the exception of Murk Oregon, and another week will mark the conclusion of this movement, Apn'rel: 71 !l-1 cars. Movement of this fruit shows n gain oxer tlml of last week of practically six ears per day. I'ltims; .'12 1-1 car. Civilian plums are still moving from the river di- Diets. The earlv sections Imir now finished on this variety. Fruit is not running quite as larg as usual and there is no question hul that the croft of all cnilv varieties will fall consul erahly short of previous estimates. Ponches: 11 1-2 cars. Alexanders are going forward, mid considerable quantities of Triumphs are in evi deuce. A few days will finish the movement of the former, hut there ' a line crop of Triumphs which will materially increase the shipments of this variety. 1'ears: 1-2 oar. A few Comet and I.awsou I'ears have appeared in the earjy Mictions.' N'o Hartletts have been offered a yet. Reports from Sarrnniento river indicate that the crop is growing nicely and the fruit will he smooth and of good size. Comparative Mutciucnt of ship ments: June l.'th 1011 3012 Clierries 1 07 1 1 0 . Apricot 20 -IIP- I'eaehes 2', 1 I'lum-, 24 41 KI2, l.Wi COUNTRY IS SAVED T TAFT WASHINGTON, June 24. Presi dent Taft In a statement Issued Satur day declared the Ustio beforo the republican convention was whether It would ubandon its principles of standing for constitutional guaran tees of life, liberty' and property. He said the campaign to seize the repub lican party and "jnako It an Instru ment of reckless ambition" was so sudden time was not given to prop erly show to tho people what dangers confronted them. "The Importance of the great victory which had been achieved cannot be estimated." Ho said It was not necessary now to speak of tho result In November. "It Is enough now to say that what will happen In November Is a great vic tory for the republican party and the United States." "Just Say" HORLICK'S It Means . Original and Gonulru MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Agts. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted grain, powder form. A quick lunch prepared ia a minute. Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S. Others are imitations. ''"V v .A. y y t y y y y y y y y y y y y t y y y 60 PEOPLE PEAR UPMEN ROM CALIFRNA '',"$i,! S.S.S. Bad blood Is rcsponnlblo for most of our nlfmonta, txnd when from any cnunc it becomes Infected with impurities, humors or poisons, trouble In soma form is sure to follow. Muddy, sallow complexions, eruptions, pimples, etc., show that tho blood Is infected with unhealthy humors which hnvf changed it from iv pure, fresh stream to n sour, acrid fluid, whlah forooa nut lta Impurities through tho porn.4 and gl.imla of tho skin. A very common evi dence of bad blood Ia norcs and ulcers, whlah break out on tho tiesh, often from n very Insignificant bruise, or oven scratch or abrasion. If tho blood wai healthy tho place would heat at once; but being infected with Impurities which nro discharged into tho wound, Irritation and Inflammation aro set up, tho fibres and tissual are brolcon, and the noro continues until tho blood la purified of tho cause. B. S. H. Is Nature's blood-purlfler and tonic, made entirely from roots, herbs and buries. It nf,,'S down Into the circula tion and removes every particle of Impurity, humor or poison, restores lost vitality, and steadily tones up tho ontlro system. S. 8. S. neutralizes any excesui of acid In tho blood, making it pure, fresh nnd healthy, and perma nently cures Ec7.erna, Acne, Tetter, Salt Kheum, IJolls, and nit other skin LTUption or dheusu. Uook on tho blood and any medical advlco free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAHTA, OA, THE Sunrise Laundry FAMILY WASIIINO A 8PKCIA17TV. MA, WORK GUARANTEED Orders called for and delivered. First class work dono by hand. Ladles' and men's suits cleaned and pressed. Tel. Main 7831; Home, 37. Corner Eighth and Soutb Central Avenue. OUR REPAIR SHOP Is equipped to do all branches of Bicycle and Motorcycle repairing. Brazing a specialty. Baby Carriages and Go-Carts Retired. All work guaranteed and delivered promptly. Pacific Motor Supply Co. Both Phones GROWERS The prospects are good for a bumper fruit crop in the Pacific northwest. We would advise all grow ers of Peaches, Apricots, Canteloupes, Tomatoes, Po tatoes, etc., to get in touch with us. It is a part of our business to find a market for the fruits and produce grown in the valley. We have our arrangements completed to handle the crops that will bring good returns to the grower. It will pay you to investigate. ROGUE RIVER COMMISSION CO. Medford, Oregon Pacific 5021. Nearly a quarter of a century under the same management THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon It has succeeded because of Soundness of principle Economy of management Safety of investment Courteous and liberal treatment CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00 W. L Vawter, President G. R. Lindloy, Vice Prei. O. W. McDonald, Cashier ICE as clear and hard as diamonds Storage rooms right for all kinds of goods. Our wagons deliver to all parts of the city. Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240 Medford Ice & Storage Co. PURIFIES BAD BLOOD 220 West Main St. Home 307. it