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Newspaper Page TextBSMjcaaaBH NATURAL RE50URCESAK0CL,MATICX DVantac;es MAKR IT THE Mo5T ATTmCTIVR F0R H0MESEEKCTa m PROriDBCtJHrr, I PROGRESSIVE ROSE 0ronR?"eb,irg leadB " Southern IINVESTM EINTS Ot U klndi ir but foaad through "The Review" Wnt Ad 8ecUon. Little dv. bring blf re turn!, became everybody readi them. BURG REVIEW 1 J vci-Xv. -- ; ROSEBPBO. OREOOS, MONDAY EVKXlXq, Jl'XK g, 1U13. Vice-President Sherman Named As Running Mate . 344 ROOSEVELT MEN SILENT Organized With Colonel As Probable Candidate Meets Next August upheld; legislation against tedious and costly appeals and long delavs urged. Monopoly and special privileges opposed. Federal Trudo Coninilsslou com mended. Relief in protective tariff re affirmed, with duties high enough to protest American industries. Declares some import duties too high now, and must go down. Democratic party condemned for not providing funds for continuance of tariff board work. Democratic tariff bills passed by G2d Congress condemned. Declares high cost of living not attributable to protective tariff. Scientific inquiry Into high cost of living recommended. Revision of banking laws and cur rency system advised; also better fa cilities for fanners1 credit urged. Investigation Into agricultural credit societies recommended, with slate and Federal laws for future control Civil servlco law annrovod: pvten- sliort 01 competitive service favored. r-quitable retirement of disabled ,Y;"n(i superannuated civil service mem tiers recommended. Laws prohibiting corporation con (Special to the Evening Review). CHICACiO. Juno 24 Al'lor n d,i business session, the Republican Na tional committee adiournerl tminv , committee of nine was appointed to confer with Tatt regardiue ca.nnr.iirn plans. The President will also decide 'ributions to campaigns, directly or me uisposmon ot uoosevelt men " ecuy. or president, Vice-Presi who may decline to support the nomi- '"'"t. Senators or Representatives In e oi me convention in accordance : 1 ""Kress. with the resolutions of the National i Campaign publicity approved committee makins their support I I'.stabltshed policy of Republican tuinpuisory. pariy on conservation of natural Roosevelt and his lieutenants con-! sources to bo continued. ferred today on plans fnr Holding a! Mo,'1! laws to aid bona fide home- mass meeting ot non-purtisan pro- h 0K'r and settlers. grosslves In August. Adequate parcels post favored protection of American citizens TAFT AND SIIF.RMAN nnrnad regardless of religion, race ,1111.' iiii.' v,..v.-,... "r Previous political allegiance. t ondemns action of Democratic I House reiusing to provide for ad CONVENTION' HALL, Chicago, 1 dillons to Navy. June a. with 344 of t ho Roosevelt .uerctiniit marine cited as one of ueiegatos declining to vole, and hast- count ry s most urgent needs. euing away at adjournment time to Federal Government urged to aid tender to Colonel Theodore Rooso- Mississippi flood district in providing Velt the nomination of a new party, permanent protection. the fifteenth Republican National i Reclamation policy continuance convention at the end of a long and recommended. tumultous session tonight renoml- i Liberal system of improving rivers nated William H. Tuft, of Ohio, for'1""1 harbors. President, and James Schoolcraft I Liberal Alaska policy to insure de Shertnan, or New York, for Vice-volnpmont. President. j Favors opening coal lands in Alus- Presldent Taft received flfil of the kil " proper leasing basis; which 107S votes in the convention, or 21 "m ail' development and supply fuel more than a majority. fl"' Navy and commerce of the Pacific .' The result of the ballot was: Taft Ocean: while retaining title in the ,fl. Roosevelt 107. l.a Follette 41, ''lilted States to prevent monopoly, cximniiiis 17, Hughes 2. absent ti, ! Philippine policy should remain present but not voting. 314. : lr''" from politics. The result of the ballot for Vice- I'ndosirable immigration should he President was: Sherman r. ! 7 , Month ,rit"'I by appropriate laws; party 21. Merriam 20. Iludlev 14, Hover- pledged to enact such, luge 2, (illicit 1. absent 71, present, ' s'"r0 ""' better safeguards for life but not voling, 3 r. 2 . i '""I property at sea. The announcement of Urn Tuft vie-' Republican accomplishments set tory was greeted with cheering from ""'"i llml approved include: Panama rsfV 5 V.fl , i - ii. r ' A'.' J . V ,. JI -inf "t ' J 1'KHKIXS MAY ltl'X Since tho -steam roller" has 4. Committee Stays Report, How-1 m"n at ci,icaB' ,i,e i,rKres" J vru.., uui. 81V0 H1)UU(,llg l,H,(iro OVOr Roconca nf Dri'.in that they will carry more states tVCI, DCLdllSC 01 CrVJO 'or Roosevelt than will bo car- X rled for Taft. They expect to . sweep the entire Pacific Coast. .J. , as well us many other states. J. . J. ,ln . . i SEEK TO PLACATE COMMONER ? liZ i ( ongressmen like Hnwley, who i V was so strongly endorsed by 4. ;4- I'resident Taft when in Hose- JL -j- mai jum, HI UIHO lO DO IS eliminated. With this end in 4 View the liinnv frl.tiwlu r.t I r 4. Perkins, of Roseburg, are urg- Democraltc National Convention I'relnded By Fight Over Tem porary Chairman Ing him to enter the race for J. Congressman from tills district 4 on the progressive ticket. That f. nawiey can Be defeated by a (Special to tho Evening Review). live man is conceded, and Mr. BALTIMORE. Aid.. June 24. Af- Perkins Is n "live wire" nil ti.n ter a two hours' session, the Demo- time. At least Rosebure would Ji CratiC N'lltinmil rnti,mlll.,n t ...... ...1 Unt luivn in ti-nlt tn. ..... i ,ul"l"v moiiuiu-u - w ,,,, n-n jfiira until 7 o'clock tonight action on the for that Federal bulldlne if J. report of the siib-comiultteo naming Perkins was in Congress. Jona Judge Alton 11. Parker 11s temporary 4" than llourno or Dr. W. H. Coo 4. manumit. 1110 suu-committeu wai may enter the Sennlnrtnl mnn j. Irecteil to confer with Parker and 4 118 a real progressive candidato 4. Is opponent, William J. ltryan, and 4' against Men Helling, who Is n X llect a compromise, if uosslble. llrv- 4. Taft supporter. J. an i,i',.vl,,,,i,- i.,.i ., r be would becoiuo a candidate for tho 4H41'44"I"I"I"1.444 J ""'1' " L1,u I"UB Coy t'luht by EdluoliKtnn SPEAKER CUA'AS- CLAHK. l llless the iinevpecled happens ut the Italllllioiv v.eeii, Mr. Clin k ill be nomiiiiilecl Tor the PitmiI.-ih y elei tiiiil ill Xovemlii-r si-ems iiIiiiiikI 11 ceilaiiily. convention mid if so, tills his his adherents and groans and hisses from the opposition. Henry Y. Cne and Charles W. Ack erson. delegates from Oregon, In structed by the primary to vote for Koosevelt, tonight refused to carry Liuiai. niiieau 01 Alines, postal sav ings bank; protection for aged and Infirm sailors and Tor their widows; adminlsirallon of pure-food laws. fircater enonomy and Increased efficiency of Covernment affairs ont Ihelr Instructions ami refused 1 commended. cast any vote. ! F.Mnivngant appropriations and When tho Oregon voto was called creation of unnecessary offices con by delegates, all the oilier delegates, deinnefi as injustice and bad example led by Chairman Campbell, cast their 111 people votes for Roosevelt. VlTAIi POINTS OF Till-: ltKPl ltl.lt'AX PI ATFOIOI. Unchanging faith In government by the people declared. Authority 11 mi Integrity of marts years under McKlnley People called upon to oulcken their interest In public affairs; lynchlnus and other lawlessness con demned. Pringiiig of Arizona and New Mexico into the I'nion approved. Challenges successful criticism of Republican administration of Inst 16 Roosevelt and tall, and indorses platform of each as carried out. Lonstructivo accomplishments of i-resuient Tart set forth as 'unexam pled" and to which any administra tion could point with confidence. PARTY HI.OCAX SOI l!i:. A Bank's Success depends chiefly upon tho character of Its officers and directors Its i: ailords Its patrons. Bt:rjco consistent with safe conservativ Ws offer il banking. principles and the service ;iositors every facility and Officers and Directors: 0. P. Ceshow, President. J. M. Throne, rashlftr. It! W. Strong, Vice-President. ,1. ('. Aiken, Vire-Prwident. 11. ,1. l-'rvsr A. J. Ilellows, I), li. Sliaiulirook Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon "Thou Shall Xl Steal" is ('animal Principle, Declares Teilily. l.HICAC.O, June 22. Theodore uoosevelt was nominated tonight for President on an Independent ticket. The nomination was made during Un dying hours of the Republican .Na tional convention in which Roosevelt met defeat. Voters' Will Fulfilled. The nominal Ini; resolution follows: "We, di'legates and alternates to the Republican National convention, representing a clear majority of the voters of the Republican party In the Nation and reiiresemliiir a Hear inn- Jorlty of di'legates and alternates legally elected to the convention In fjiieellng assembled, make the follow- 1 Ing declaration I "We are delegated by a majority Chicago. U.I'll WO.MF.X ASSF.MUI.I.: IN HAY CITY F1K CON YK.VI'IOX. SAN FRANCISCO, June 21. Ten Ihousnnd clubwomen from all over Hie Culled States are assembled III Sail Francisco today ror the eleventh biennial convention or the (lenenil Federation of Women's Clubs. Among the most vital of the sub jects to be considered is the matter I of a uniform marriage and divorce Slales, and we call upon him to ac-; law. cept such nomination In compliance! Questions relating In public health with the will of the parly voters. j will also occupy I lie alleiitlnu or the "And be it further resolved. That a delegates. The convention will take cominllleo be appointed by tho chair '"' ""' Proposed law reiiulring the which is lo forwlih notirv Colonel ! preseuiatlon of certificates or health Uoosevelt of the action here taken '"'lore marriage liienses can he oh and reoiiesl I1I111 to appear before us 1 lllll"'lL .Mailers relating to child In this b..ll as soon as convenient " I welfare will, or course, resslves cunt ugreo 011 another man. ' Vi,.,..v .,, ,.,.,,,, , ..... ltrjan's objection to Parker Is that I'-l'-N AH-ORl'.dOX LAM) CO. ho is not a progressive Democrat, nl-, "-s ''-ROK INVKSTMRXT. though llryan supported Parker for , , . President ill 1S04 and Parker am n """" ln,inio Acres of Timber delegato to tho convention nt Denver '-"lid In Douglas Comity To in 11108 that nonilnaled llryan. More-! Operate Ijiter over, Parker helped write tho plat-; form on which Bryan ran. Klsewhern In today's Review In National Chairman Mack said that noted several m.i ..r 1 Parker's selection as temporary chair- land In thix conniv i. 11,.. t. 1! 1111111 would bo ratified by a substuu- Oregon Land Co. Tho main head tllll majority. nuarlers of this comimnv .ire nl Air. llryan was almost swept off Neenah U'Is,.mmi .i ... m his feet by tho enthusiastic crowds head tiers are with the Commer- that met him when hu arrived from clal Abstract Co., in Roseburg Ore gon. Tim capital stock of the com pany Is $500,110(1, and tho president The followers of Colonel Roosevelt met In Orchestra Hall, less than a mile from the coliseum, and pledged their support to the ex-President. In accepting the nominal Ion, Colonel Roosevelt appealed to the people of all sections, regardless of party af-' riliaiions, lo stand with the founders of the new parly, one or whose car-, dinal principles, h(. said, was to he "Thou shalt not steal." i Wide Campaign Planned. j The informal iiominalioii of Col onel Roosevelt was said lo he chiefly for the purpose of effecting a telll- recelve a large amount of utteiitiou. Thus It will he seen that the convention Is expected to do work of Importance all over tin' Fnited Stall's. Clubwomen are also beginning lo Join with many educators In believ ing that vocational training bus not received Hie attention it deserves from boards ofeducal Ion in tile Cut ted Slates and a definite movement to arouse public sentiment In behalf or the child who must leave school to earn his own living at the age or !' I I will probably be mapped out dur ing the convention. and manager is DeWitt Van Ostrnnd whoso home is nt Neenah, Wis. TIiIh company now owns about 18,000 acres of choice Umber land within III! miles nf Roseburg, In Douglas County, all paid for in cash, mid Is still adding to its holdings, as noted above. The company is also free rrom debt. This Is a holding com pany ami does not operate nny mills, although an operating company may he formed later, composed more or less of the same stockholders. Irving 1'. Gardner and Chaa. II. (laidner are In the employ of the company here, anil Mr. Van Oat rand holds nil Inleresl III the Commercial Abstract Co. lie lias been here Willi his family sincn about April 1st, look ing al'ler the company's Interests. They left this morning to spend a few days with Irving P. (iadner and wile, al t IS miles east or Myrtle Creek. They expect lo leave for Wis consin on July 2, spending a row days at Newport, Oregon, cnroulc. SENTENCED AGAIN Compers and Morrison Get Same Penally For Contempt CASES WILL BE APPEALED Also lo Receive Sentence Gompers Charges Politics Were Played (Special to the Evening Review). WASHINGTON. Juno 24.- Snmuel Gompers, president of the American federation or Labor, was sentenced to one year In Jail ror contempt of court by Justice Wright of the Dis trict or Columbia Court, today, and trunk A. Morrison, secretary of tho Federation, was sentenced to six months for the samo offense. Both will appeal to the United States Su premo Court. They wero released on $;.(iihl bull each. John Mitchell, ox-proaldont of tho United Mine Workers, was also found guilty of contempt. The proceedings grew out or the publication in the American Federntlonlst of tho name of tho lluck Stove add Range Co., ir St. Louis. In tho "unfair list." Mitchell was not In court and his sontenco was deferred. 1 his was tho second time that Jus tice Wright had Imposed Identical sentences on Gompers and Morrison for the same offeuso. Tlie first sen-' lences wero set aside by the United States Supremo Court. Gompers Issued n statement today criticising Justice Wright's decision and declaring It to ho unjust. Ho said ho had been Informed that Wright's decision was completed more than a month ago, hut Unit he hail been withholding It until ufter tho Republican National convention in Chicago. i:x.iu:siii;nts of docglas NOW LIVIXO IN PORTLAND FORM A.V ASSOCIATION. ORTLAND, Or., Juno 24. More than 7I ex-resldents of Douglun County, now residents of Portland, attended a picnic at Sellwnod Park yesterday. 'I ho gathering was one or business as well as pleasure, for illlcers were elected for tho Douglas County Association, of Portland, and commltteu was nppoluted to draw up by-lnws. The object of tiie association la to hold nn annual picnic and to cre am good lullowKhlp among Rs luem-herit. morrow, when a call Is lo be Issued for a stale convention 111 Illinois, Die work of organialloli will be pushed rorwanl rapidly, slate by state. At a Inter time, probably In Aug ust, a National convention will he held. Colonel Roosevelt, Jn acccpllng the nomlu.-i: juii. said lie did so with the iindersiaiiding that, lie would he will ing to slop aside If It should he the desire of the new parly when or ganized to select another slandard-hearer. Tho ofllcers elected wero : L011 DFA'I'II STALKS AT OI TIXO 1 Parker, president; Mrs. A. 11. Castor, OF ODD l'l:l, LOW MKMULIts. secretary; (i. A. Taylor, treasurer; . (George O. Johnson, chairman of by- lll'FFALO. N. V.. June 2:1. lie- laws committee. and 20 persons were Mm. L. A. Kent, one of tho or- drowned. and a number injured lo- ganlzers and managers of the first night when a TiO-foot wharf at Fugle Picnic, said: "Wo have an organiza Piirk. Gnind Island, Niagara River,! 11,1,1 wl'R'h will grow very largo ns collapsed under the weight of ;",( soon as Iho Douglas County peoplu persons, preclpllallng Ihein Into 12! learn of IIh existence, reel of water. "There are many persons coming Tho excursionists wero prennrlne from Douglas County to live in Port- r TIERRINGTON HOUSE FOR HOME COOKING ALL WHITE HELP. HA WS IX COXXECTION KATES OX APPLICATION Overhauled, Renovated and Now Under New Management " MRS. V. W. GILKEY. Pron. n ' -1 - I Vest Douglas Street- Two Blocks North of S. P. Depot wi iii'iiiiuiican voters or our respec tive districts and slates to nominate Theodore Roosevelt In the Kepnhll cali .National convention as the can didate of our party for President and thereby carry out the will of the vot ers as expressed ns the primaries. We havo earnestly and conscientious ly slrlven to execute the commission entrusted to us by the party voters. Justice Denied, Says T. It. .Men. "For five days we have been de nied justice in the National ronven 1I011. This result has been accom plished by the action of the now de funct National committee In placing upon the preliminary roll of the con vention and thereby sealing upon the floor of the convention, a sulllclein number of fraudulentlv nicer.., 1 ,1.. le gates to control the proceedings of . with glflSSCS. the convention. These fraudulent ' delegates, once seated, have by con-i PARROTT BLDG. certed action with one another, put I themselves upon the permanent roll, ! n.i,, n where they constituted an Influence 1 K0SCDl,rS UrCgOrj KUlliclenl tu control the convention Che luii ire:it,.ul n neut lt,u II,.. I porary organization, lleglnnliig to- i .. n,,, ,.,,,.,,, Is suffrage to be adopted by tin General Federal Ion ? Is the Pennsylvania plan of gov ernment for future sessions of litis to return to Murrain after an oiitlnu land, wheru they may not know any l.odv to ho adopted? at the park and were on the wbarr hody. Tho object of thin association The I'eiinsvlvania plan Is the re- lo take Hie steamer when the under-! H similar to the state societies of organization of the Federation into pinning gave way. The outing was Portland, which put forth efforts to a congress. Hie senate lo he com- under the auspices of the Court Am- make the newcomers ncuualnted." poseit ol state presidents, state si Dr. Posey j Specialist for Rye, Ear, Nose j and Throat Diseases. Eyes fitted J. T. Bryan Watches Clocks and defeat the will of the party as expressed at the primaries. "We have exhausted every known .means to hold off this conspiracy and to prevent this fraud upon the 'popu lar will, but without success. "We were sent to this convention bearhtg the most specific Instructions to place Theodore Roosevelt in nomi nation as the candidate of our parly for President, and we therefore deem Il lo be our duly to carry out these instructions In the only practical and feasible way remaining open to us. we'"1:'"::;',,,!:0.,!' v-eor genuine voters of the Kepublh un party and of the delegates Iilld II 1 1 i-r till t legally elected lo the National Republican ciinventiiiii. iii compliance with iyir Instructions from the parly vol"is. hereby uomili.'llo Theodore Roosevelt ns the candidate of our party for Hie office of President of the Culled lailes and convention delegates; ami Hie house to be composed of dele gated members from every club, each body lo he presided over by a vice president oi the general federal Ion. while the president of Mle Fe.lerallon Is Iho general inauamT'of the whole. There is tremendous opposition to this plan, especially bv the Western wing, who consider It oligarchic In tendency. They sav ihat the obscure club will be virtually lion -existent as far as voice In the government ot the Federation goes. I'titler Hot present plan, with even- delegates having a voice on the rloor of the convention In tho direction of National affairs, the representation, lite iiivii-L.,-nis de clare. Is fair to the sinall club. IHO II VK II III' Dill (.1 ( 111 NI V I IMIILIt SAI.LS. Iiersl. Lodge or Odd Fellows, or lllack Rock, and was for the heiiel'lt of sick brothers. W. C. Harding returned this morn ing from Portliind. liAh'GAINS Be sure to see me Watch Repairing a SM'tiiilly, J. T. BRYAN, Watchmaker N. Jackson Street. Roseburg, Oregon Continued nellvlty In tltn Douglas County market. Is Indicated bv tlie filing or a large balr-h or deeds In the Coillllv f'lelk's ollice lodav by tlie Neeiiali-llieunn Land Com pa ny , which has added to Its extensive holdings by Hie piireha.e litis month of claims from the following per-' sons: i In township ?.n-?, Henry II. piper, northeast, i', section IS; F.. r. Suth erland, pail, of section 2H; Nullum Wallace, part of section 2; W. II. D!i kerttisti, part, of section 1 I ' la towiisliio ::i-:: - .inim a v,,i. WATCH ler. northwest i, section S; James jllagiu. northeast seclpin . I Others peter l.aing. e; al. 1- Hon HI. 2X-I; ,.,-.,.ph Marshek. notihiast V( I'ec'jiin ;'. ;;ii-; .;!ja : Moore and Jennie Turin, part of sec i I'M. :SI-; Peter llallf, eat ". sections :i;, ,'IU-L'; John Ruth, parts or section II ami H, :;2-2; Franklin II. S111 it ) , south section M, 112-1. Jewelry Optical Goods New Line of Art Goods We lake no Utile pride In calling allenllon lo our splendid new lino of art goods for eiubruldery. 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