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TAFT FORGES ARE TRYIflG TO FORGE ROOSEVELT TO DOLT; Q C0uPR0;,1ISE IS POSSIDLE Roosevelt Followers Disagree as to Methods, But Sentiment of Most is to Fight to the End Taft Men Say That if Roosevelt Bolts, the Regular Republican Party is Rid of Him, and That, Having Taken Part in Organizing the Convention, and Being Beaten in the First Round, He Must Take His. Medicine. Chicago, June -9. That they expect and hope that Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's Influence on his delegates -will result In their bolting or at tempting the organization of a sec ond convention on' the floor was ad mitted by the uncompromising Taft leaders just before the convention re sumed Its sessions today. 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They also wy such an action would not te'lar convention will have no alterna countenanced by the Republicans of 'tlve but to name the president for the the nation. second term. There would be no use Roosevelt Is Bound. of putting another candidate In the 'The Roosevelt men have helped or- Held at that U-. they say. as the ganlze this convention." said William president woul.'. be far stronger than Barnes. Jr., today. "They were ury man that might 'm drafted for a beaten in a fair test of strength. If light when two Republicans, each they try. after being beaten, a second palming to fce Uie regmar candidate, time to confuse the deliberations of were opposing a Democrat, the regular Republican convention. The crux of the situation, therc'ore. and put out their own declaration of rested with the Roosnvelt mn rndnv principles and their own ticket lnto.Tbe real Taft leaders quietly but Con nie item, mere is nothing to prevent fldently asserted ecrly today that their them. But they can make no pretense 'opponent . would remain regulur. of regularity for any such program. Thty claimsd to believe that mucn of it based on their private 'isms.'" the froth and bluster over the torn Other Taft leaders took the same porary roll call was for the purpo.o view. They stated that the Regular 'of "getting right" with Ite people at Republican convention came Into be-'home. Ing with the election of Senator Root I The Taft chieftains insisted that as temporary chairman, and should regularity wai a strong card In their the Roosevelt men put a ticket in the favor to prevent a 1kj?i. and mey field they cannot have it labeled reg-jC!uimed that, at the outside, not more ular by claiming that the candidate than one-half of the lloesevelt men named by the Root convention was would participate In any proceeding fraud-tainted. By mandamus proceed- that would lay them open to beln;; ac Ings brought In every state the anti-'cused of being bolters. It was pointed Roosevelt men will. If necessary, they 'out that there were State contests to say, force the recognition of their 'be considered and congressmen to be ticket as the regular Republican tick-1 elected, and there were a number of et, and they will, they say, prevent ( the big Taft men who declared that the recognized Roosevelt electors in the Roosevelt chiefs were weakening, such states as Missouri, West Virginia s,r Boo,e-T.M . Out voting for anyone but the candidate ..We nave thom cUedi Bnawe wllI bearing the trade mark of Republican- them take' thor meaiclne.. WR. Bm" , . . the last word of Congressman MclCIn- Taft Regular Republican. ley t() hlg noor nianager, a8 they en. The legal experts of the Taft forces J teve(1 the conventIon haU. Thu at. spent nearly all night examining the tltude wag teken Dy secretary Hllles, laws and precedents affecting such a condition, and they have agreed that8tate of genl,.panc prevailed among the progressives cannot be made to the Taft mm t0(,ay thev were an ad. stick legally. The one thing certain ' ftmant wall aga,nst the RooaeveU to be accomplished, however, If the forceg They appeared ,0 be Batg. Roosevelt men hold their side con-lfe(1 after yeRleraay that Roosevelt ventlon, as they threaten, will be thewas mtlrcljr eliminated as a formid nominatlon of President Taft by the BD,9 candidate, and were willing to delegates who remain In the conven- mak conceM,ong to prevent certain tlon, and recognize its regularity. weli.known progressives from git Should the Roosevelt delegates take tlng outB,(le the ,,arty Dreastworks. meir -meaicine, anu it ueaten on tne But wnether there iB to be a dead roll question, continue their fight to ,ock tn8 nomnaton, with a good the end, there is a generally admit-1 ,nftnce for tha namlne of a dark ted strong probability of a dark horse j,0rM on wnom' the Republicans of being nominated. ,he cotlntry cftn ,in,P, 0P w,ethor Mr. President Taft, some of his friends Taft Is to De the choI(.e of tne conVen belleve, would now be willing to wlth-ltlon ow , .egslon wlu nat entirely draw as a candidate If assured that t on wlmt the jtoosevclt men do after the Roosevelt men have been defeated Many of the leaders who Insist that what Is wanted now Is a candidate , who could win at the polls, are ready to use their Influence to have the ' president pull out in the interest of harmony. Hut he will absolutely re fuse to take any such action, it Is said, even to admit that he would be will ing to do so, until assured that Roose velt is certainly defeated, and that the Roosevelt followers are willing to remain regular. mm m rti irt 'mm m m inn mm tm m mk imtommmiim mm im c a 10 - you afford to hz wflth The Daily Capital Journal JOCRSAL, SAU, OKEGOX. WEDNESDAY, JTJXE 19, 1012. Boaai te Kaae Tift If the Roosevelt forces draw out,' the delegates remaining: In the rpen- and where, up to Monday night, a the vote Is taken on their motion to "ii?rge the roll" todny. The rote was expected to be reached at 4 o'clock thi i-'ternoon. but Iho re lit i re'nUv w' ' not be kn.ivn for two hours, s ttn: period wo-i'd ne rciulrert 1" 1 er fej; the roll. There Is no "unskilled labor," but there are a lot of unskilled laborers, He who knows when to let go, has learned one of the secrets of success. m. mm km m- ma ti'rrr J -M Wee THE VOTE Oil TELiPOOilY Uli.tllia.aas. The roll call resulted: Alabama Root, 22; McGoxorn. 2. Arizona Root, 6; McGovern, 0. Arkansas Root, 17; McGovern, 1. California Root, 2; McGovern, 24. Colorado Root, 12; McGovern, 0. Connecticut Root, 14; McGovern, 0. Delaware Root, 6; McGovern, 0. Florida Root, 12; MoGovern, 0.' Georgia Root, 22; McGovern, 6. Idaho Root, 0; McGovern, 8. Illinois Root, 9; McGovern, 49. Indiana Root, 20; McGovern, 10. Iowa Root, 16; McGovern, 10. Kansas Root, 2; McGovern, 18. Kentucky Root, 23; McGovern, 3. Louisiana Root, 20; McGovern, 0. Maryland Root, 8; McGovern, 8. Maine Root, 0; McGovern, 12. Massachusetts Root, 18; McGov ern, 18. Michigan Root, 19; McGovern, 10; absent, 1. ' Minnesota Root, 0; McGovern, 24. Mississippi Rcot, 16; McGovern, 4. Missouri Root, 16; McGovern, 20. Montana Root, 8; McGovern, 0. Nebraska Root, 0; McGovern, 18. Nevada Root, 6; McGovern, 0. New Hampshire Root, 8; McGov ern, 0. New Jorsoy Root, 0; McOovern, 28. New Mexico Root, 6; McGovern, 2. New York Root, 76; McGovern, 13. Not voting, 1. North Carolina Root, 3; McGov ern, 21. North Dakota Walter Housev, 1; McGovern, 6. Ohio Root 14, McOovern 34. Oklahoma Root 4, McGovern 16. Oregon Root, 3; McGovern, 6. Not voting, 1. Pennsylvania Root, 12; McOovern 64. Rhode Island Root, 10; McGovern, 0. South Carolina Root, 11; Mc Govern, 7. Souih Dakota Root, 0; McGovern, 10. Tennessee Root, 23; McGovern, 1, Total Root, 464; McGovern, 454. Texas Root, 31, McGovern, 8. Utah Root 7, McGovern 1. Vermont Root, it, McGovern, 2. 'Virginia Root, 22; McGovern 2. West VIrginla-Root, 0; McOovern 10. Wisconsin Root, 0; McOovern, 13. w mw Wwn Kwi jaw PfW w iwi fill . - (i ' W jt -iaw Everything in white reduced with the exception of contract needs. Supply your needs during this sale. Extra specials in every department. ii $4.98 KIRTS WOMEN'3 AND MISSES SKIRTS VERY LATEST STYLES IN SERGES, MIXTURES, AND VOILES. DLACK, NAVY, CREAM AND GREY IN THE LOT. REO. 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