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VOL XIX.
liosim u;. ift:;, Tiuitsnw t i:inc. ji i: s. una.
No. so.
Suffrage Plank Was Adopted by
a Close Yote
PROHIBITION PUNK DEftATED
CluuBCty Depew Cheered Wbro Ke "racei"
a Couple if ford Iota During SpePth
Before the Coavention
COI.ISKI'M. Chi ago, Juno S.
The first spontaneous outl.reak in
the ltepuhlican convention came to
day when 1'. S. Senator Warren (J.
Harding was made permanent chair
man of the convention. The cheering
lasted five HlHllltes, llcKpiie tilt; us
of Hard. iik's gavel.
Tho rt.'solntions committee adopt
ed the Mitt'rage plaak by u close vote
after a long; fit'lit. The prohihittou
plunk wuh do leu ted. Tht rural
credits (dunk was adoptt-d unani
mously. After adoption of th.- rules of per
manent organization, the convention
marked time until the resolut ions
com m it tee were ready. it is ex
p'vted l hey will reach the resolutions
by 'i o'clock. Tho convention will
prohahly proceed with the numiua
tions immediately thereafter.
While loafinu. t!ie convent ion lis
tened to speeches by Chauncey
I lepew, Joe l7.ni.on and Senator
I, orah . I )e new sprung t wo Kurd
Jokes, which were greeted with np
pla use.
The I'nited Press handed to Mr.
Harding a eopy or UooseveU's tl
Kiain. Mr. Harding saiii: "Roose
velt is always .nterettltiic as a lead
ing American, but the chahmau has
no authority to invite or recognize
him as a speaker, except by order ol
the convention."
After listening to three speeches,
the convention took a re.-ess at 1::!"
o'clock until 4 c'eloek, when tho
platform willa be adopted.
Hul:es Still Silent.
WASHINGTON, June X. l'nless
Justice Hughes is nominated at Chi
cago, he will not make a statement
or announcement, o the Cnited
Press learned from a source of un
(liieslioned authority this atteritoon.
Hughes was shown a copyof liepre
se nt alive Murray's speech denounc
ing his candidal y. He declined to
comment on the incident.
May Address Convent in.
OYSTKIt HAY. June 8. Respond
ing to an invitation by William P.
Jackson to address Hie Republicans.
t'fr .
'hi'
Photo by American Vrv Afcorlatlon.
FORMER PRESIDENT
Theodore Roosevelt Me-ntphed that
he uoiild be fcitid to addre.s the con
dition if the conveiuion so desires.
H. urged the Republic aits and Pro
gressives to reali.e tlu- gravity of the
crisis, and not mm merely to nomi
nate a man who can be elected, but
also a man who has proved his abil
ity. He critic. j-ed the Wilson admin-i-t
ration. He emphasized the need
ut unified A "ie: i, an: sin mid prepar
edness, and denounced tierinan
Aiih rit-ar.s. asserting they w ere ex
eriing a strong iniluence on i!tt. con
vention. I'muro'dves to Nominate T. It.
AriHTORH'M, Chicago. June 8.
De.-.pite Colonel Koo-ev.lt's state
ment uftering to ad.lnss the ltu ii
li cans, and making another idea for
harmony, the radi al Hull Muow an
nounced this aiteinoou that they are
going ahead with their plans to
nominate the Colonel bcfoiv the
close of this a Her noon's session of
the Progressive convention.
Suffrage t'jiNi Strife.
COMSKP.M. June S Although the
Republican plai form ( ommittee en
dorsed woman sulfide by a vote of
2i to 11, after a lively fight, the
opponents imi'ied'ait ly threatened to
demand a reconsideration of the vol
because seven members of the com
mittee were absent. it is expected
the fUhl against suffrage will be
renewed on the finer of the conven
lion. Senator Month announced that
it would not be reconsidered by the
ijmniitl"i..
The committee defeated the uni
versal military training plunk hv a
vote of to IH. They adopted a
p . a n It dr noli m itig the Heinoeratic
foreign policv.
May PnMponn Nomination.
Al'lHTORll'M. Chicago, .lune S.
Ceoriie Pi i kins prevailed upon Mr.
I. uker. radical leader, to postpone
the nominatiun of Roosevelt until to
morrow, if it is possible to control
Cte delegate. He h;ul planned the
nominal. en for ". o'clo k this att r
n inn. Parker or Cov.inor .Kdinsnn.
of California, will speak to the dele
gates Having Perkins earnestly de
sires I'ostpoiiMiit nt ot the nomina
tion, whi h might ru n llooseelt's
(:i;itl,TS of r"eeivin the Republican
nomination. The d '! g:'le-i liooted
whtti it was moved to ap.ioiiil a con
f leiM-e t ommittee to meet with the
Republican:'.
liOSlMH R; I V I I'ATIOV.
According to today's newspaper
dispatches. Roseburg is the oaly
town that has thus far exh'nd-'d an
limitation to the ia.-mic U7di;es ot
it.egon l -j hold their n-M annual
g.-and lodge in this cty. I'hi; vear
c nvt litiun of tiie lir.-.nd bulge of
.viators is now in scsicu at Albany,
a-id th'. pla -e of bublin-: next year's
li.eeting will probably be d" ided
luon tomorrow. The invitation ex
tended to the lo
year's tin e: ir.g in Re
f.-rred by Ailoiuey (
tlii:-. i iiy.
to hold next
b'lig was pro
P. 1'oslio.v, of
PI ( l ll S l! ' ii PW.
Pr-ink Schmidt, a j.'-mb-v oT the
regular army for a number of years
and at present an inmate of the Sol
diers' Home, yesterday received a
cheek for $171" from the Covern
n ent. This check represents mom y
d'ie Mr. Schmidt from the Govern
ment tor servj-es rendered.
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Railroad Promoter lids Backing
of North Bend People
MLtlING HELD TUESDAY NIGHT
Mr. WiKry Expect (o Rmh Rostburg laic
in the Week lo Confer Wi!b lout
People Regarding Rdilroad
A meeting of about T ." business
men in North Hend yesterday adopt
ed a i t solution pledging their moral
".:pport to W. J. Wilsey in carrying
I oat the big undertaking.: which b
outlined last week, involvnm tlie ex
p-nditure of about ten million dol-
. i is in this e.-tion, says llu- Marsh-
Meld Tints.
M r. ilsey was present and con
firmed his prev ious announceno nt
I i i ttie papeis. Ht. saiit that so far
h 1 iiad been giwri good co-operation
a'id w:inted lite people of Coos Hay
simply to go fifty-fifty on the pro
ject. He urged the uniting ol Xoilh
( Rend and Marshiield.
I Mr. Wiisu'.v also said that lie had
property much desired under option,
J. 11. Kla.uma ti and I.. J . Si m pson
hiving acted in a ery liberal way
with him.
Peter l.figgti urged co-opera t ion
w it li the :b s-. ndi: at. Henry
Kern said that when assure I the
1 rii. t was s;e;::d. North I'm nil busi
ness Kiel) would give it hearty sup-
or!. A. H. Herb; shire epre'sed
Hie same view. C. I'. Mavhee. K. W.
.'ood. H. C. iijers and others talked.
Mr. U its y today denied that he
lad already pei ;iied N per cent of
; 11 options which he is seeking. "I
Ivve told no oie- that." h said. "It
v o'lltl be poo! business." lie did
s- i.v. how e er, that insofar as son.e
M' the laiger tracts are concerned
1 e h m the options.
1 Put at no time Ium he g;no into
(letal!-. uliout thy various pntje-ls.
s i ir.g that at this stave s-ich ! a ties
.t.; Id dle.it ),U- purpose. ,- Jeavef
ii tpe moruiiig for N
t'o.'s nut know when h
have bt
iv trip hfie
i ojde have :
: inch ' ditter,
MlOWei! several y
l ot be surprised
do business."
H,. said that his affair
the hands of Hank Hiers.
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ope-ied ednot day v. it It
a good prog'ain. 1 he Ionian
St-r.'Ttadern f.a a coiici 1 1 in
the ill ternoou, and M .ss R ut h
Meeker ga ve some excellent
reading:'. A not hor t oncert w n
i: i e a in t h v evening, and S .
Plan Jones the humorist, en
tertained t'.ie audience with
clever inip'ersoni ion. The
first day's s.ssions passed verv
fav otably. Totii.v and t his
evening the Gullolia Trio pre
sent fine musical programs. t
the afternoon session I ir. Kl
!iot' A. Pov l g ive his popiPar
lecture, " The Seen and l'n
se n." feature toircat .j:i
1m a de!'a;' o:i ' Prenar.'d
lies'." I" r i i! :. v- night Kriiest J.
S..is v. ill 4i ve hiHni)e,i o; ture
on "Home Town Prepared
ness. rj
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I'nileil States fienati.r
1 larding, who was tinla;
mancnt elmirmn of tlie
(onve'.lit.u at. Chicago.
Warren C.
made per
Republic
ias lii.il- v.t
...fttn lr'.l for
tad.- lli'-n. to th
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3: John
ti
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Hunter Charges Official
With Inciting Mob
t COUNCIL SHS STIRRING SNE
Rji'road Issue ArousfS loial Oppositionist lo
Tirade Charges Are flatly Denied
by Mayor Riee
I In a tirade b.dore six members of
! the city council who were assembled
j in upetial session, John Hunter, the
iicknovvledgeil leader of the opposi
tion lo tlie Roseharg & K.istcru Rail
road, last night nought vindication
I for a demonstration several months
nn. whi h he declared was an at
tempt to ridicule him immediately
aller a bond election which author
ized the building of the road.
Declaring he hail saved the city
from "u most disgrace fill and scan
'dalous contra. !." through preventing
an alliance Willi S. A. Kenda'l for
(he roads comtruction. he Hun
lauii' lu'd upon a storm of werds cen
tered upon the H 'lions of Ma.vor Rlcr
a:i III- thief cause for both contract
and demonstration.
The immediate Issue reardini: th
plans and specifications for the rail
toad now beiim prei'arcd. which
brought forth the t irst remarks,
were ft.rgotten, mid Mr. Hunter de
voted all thought to upbraiding th
mayor and t hose w ho h:d sigtie:)
t he -t out rat t .with htm. In lib
';;!( t'ch whith followed he srdl ti e
chji-f olli-ial had not only siuued
U'vay "111"' besl interests of the ciiv,"
but had place.! himself at the h-..I
of t'-e ecited ttioh before his house
a ml en cou raged them to a possible
riot by 'vrivang his hat and calling
for Mr. H unter to "come on I " In
the scene that followed it was tier's
sary for Marshal Williams lo make
known his presence and the need for
r.-.traint by rapping on bin lable.
Mavor It'ce, (urn tag white in tin'
m ior's chair, liteiit-d to (lie dentin
i.n ion ;.:id then made a flat teni.il
"I did i'ot Lav anythitm to do villi
the demonstrations of this mob.'' he
raid 'but on the other hand I ''peril
marly a who'e dav Irving to ret aP
pcist.n.' I could to desi-t. I ilid help
-n(er into the routraci with Kendall
ti'dheis. and ibis may have
Uii.-take. We all make mistakes. Ilul
if anvoitt' savf. we tiitl not use ev r
:ril ion we t hough t po-s:bb'. and P
it i said I look any pail in further
iiiL' a d iiionst ral ion by a inob, ft is
simple a lie.''
Tli(. staienn nts of the mayor weu
by ne t r I v every on" o
r he cou m il in n, w ho t-.j- id tliev had
seen the n.i.yor in the a d ot dlscour
auiiu' IliO.e who were Pllpll". tted ill
'the demou'-t rations. un that o'tn
sion 1 never een ineniioned Mr
illurttt r's name." said Mavor ill e.
I "We know that is true.-' declared
1 1" council men.
The Ilia;, ttl tlieil Jld.ed
tliseii-.. on i e:it and eiob
' avt ti lull her j-et
not hin w on Id be a com pit - le tl b
argument and thai it were better to
make the b- si ol the tlillii altit s and
if jH.-siMe to biitig about harmonv
an-niig the dirf.ienl laciions.
Hit, I. ami ' It'
lo, ,,l - liool I
pi,. n . .or 1 1 .--a,,
I lh" I, on I
lot... I for . ,,,,-'!',,' t ! o n .
of . .1? oil! h.ls I a, I t!
r,r- J,l r, T, Willi f'lm,
- I itil: a .1 moils, ra. ion i a nioo. j al.tl ail.T tlio wo.k v:i tt.-min. 'I'll.. " '''
i,i,:,:m r.s - ........ I... . ,..lrin I i,n It, ,1 Tin ooat.I .
a .i..-.-ii ti.in to f . ..? on, :..is i,i ts.,- tiKht to "-1 SUPREME COURT
hiii-nr. mm fan',., oiit-pl- Mr.
Met iintock raid he had no doubt
as il was well known that
road could not be built without t
ami he p. tieved the citizen
give I he requisite pov rr to ti e
council. A legal opinion being neces
xH'
sary, t'iiv Attorney Wiinberlv said
oultl look the mailer up and
pare an opinion on the matter at
oin e.
Mr. Hunter m gaii his remarks on
this subject, saying that he had
heaid that Kendall Hrotliern were
J op. osed to Mr. Hit k
work. He said (he
bo ahead.
uiuli'tlukint Ihf
'iiiii4'tr gliouhl
iKemotiM rate, to Pavement.
Following up their intention to
; pave before their property on Ham
iiion si reel , in Wade's Addition,
several property ow m is presented
their petition, having as signers
I properly owners controlling about
linn feet. The signers were R. L.
Stephens for the school board, C. W.
I Kirk for the M. K. Church, South,
1-. R. Moore. It. W. Strong and,
ot hers. As soon as read, however."
H. C. Parslow presented nuother
petition in whit h a number of other
property owners in the affected dis
trict pnvenletl (heir objections.
Among these tdmieiH were I.. I.. Hell.
Mr. Parslow . p. A. Dnr h. .Mrs A.
Ft 'her and Miss Plan, he Reed. They
show ed a cont rol of about iitio feel
j of Irontage. but said lb iv repre-.ent
ed a ninjorily of the individti.il prop
erty owners, us on lite other petition
(most of the fiontu.".e was shown to
I be in the hands of tlie s -hoid board
: and cliurch anil no iudivldinl were
matei ta lly nltected. They saiii if the
I st reet w aa improved lor a g rea let
distance so it would be open nt the
; furl hep end , It won hi have some
j advantages, but as con tempi at ed.
said, it would help only a tew who
i hail iiutomohili s. ev ral conncil
j nu n desired lo act on the petitions
j at once, while others a k d thai Ihey
i be r. fcrred to a copiniittee. On a
t,l" be inc. taken h tie resulted and
j Mavor Riee wt i to refer them.
I il. J. Hil. i. Sui a iisk.d for a
jitavs cMe-isum of time for improving
Past Thiid slreM. This rttpiesl
c.i used some disi-a I islaclio'i, and
on er two coiici iliiien said tie mat
;r was na'hiug a point where no
further time sliou'd b" allowed. Mr.
1 1 dilehu rii ' ;i id In eoubl complete
the work In uboat 1 - davs of g.md
weather, however, and it was finally
decided to giant bis request.
A. Schlmller nsked lo u .-.e He
building on West Pane id reel for
merly used for storing Hie appar
atus, an n nriv.ile rarage Mi
ol the lire cotlimtllee siiif they tx
let led to have U e for the bilibli'ir
arid the i eitie t wa- denied.
'I In- i. ptirt of I he city etr'-meer on
t he improv emenis to I he t it v hall,
which had been asked at the la.d
me. -linn when Hie estimates due tlie
"onlracitus w re he!,l up p -tiding
llhe setting forth of evlras. was r :nl
with dill tbtails.. Mr. Ile ks showed
that the extras w . e due Mr f. lav
fug tleeaved limbers and unsubl in
tial foundation work wtien wen- to
iter the woi k was begun. The
;iim I of vet due Cnulr:i t .rs
Vii ho!- and M 'itin. wan allowi d.
It was mentioned that seme di
ullv was bi ing h:nl with j'egard to
the redemption of tdre t iio;.rove
:.iint warr ti's datinw sin-r lhl'!, on
v hit h no funds h:id b. e;- i ec-i ed
n use of I lie surrender oi i in
(Continued on Page Six
JUSTICE
mm IS SEARCHiNG
A.
0. Jones Attempted to
His Wife and Neighbor
ESCAPE IS MADE ALONG RMR
At Midnight Yesterday Jones' Morse W tmA
Tied About a Mile Dowa tlie R.vtr
from Scene of the SUitis
Headtd by Deputy Saetili Prjnk
Hopkins, a porse ol raiicluis is to
day (ombitu; tht. timbered and niouu
tainous disti ids la the vicinity of
Canyon vi lie in an effort to acpre
h :ul A. O, Jones, who is accused of
attempting to kill Mm wife and a
neighbor by I ho name of K.i wui J
Privetr.
Mr. Jon: s had n-alued on a small
farm about three miles north of
Canyonville lor several ; ,irn. und
nc.-otding to reports reaching hero
this moii.ing, bv well known in
that loaiitv. . ale Wednesday at
li!ioon, it is ('.imed. he w aa Be:til
with liie h.ilP cinaliuti th.it bis wil.'
had b.-u untrue to him ami threat
ened to kill her. At first his wi:
d.d not a e; pt her huabaud's tltteut.
sei ion: iv an 1 t oil' inue 1 to w ork
about hi r home, . low niinuies l;rt
ei, it i-' alb r.cd. Joint- went ;.ud got
his gun. in t' t ied a shell into the bar
r I ami pidnted I he weapon ut hi
wife. Wle ii Mir. Jon s realu-ed the
si i Uiusness of the situation she ran
fi r her life and lin.iliy ac t ited
1 1 i'um1 ft the ii a mo of a neighbor.
' AppiinnCy hnltlin? Prtvctt paitly
n spo:istl!" for h.s abnormal condl-tt-vi.
,l(tnt-s rlitn : Jtouidrt i H:a tit I
:-,taa iPrvn the
r a f 'elil in w hica
s a: w.ok. lie
to hia shiMiMer,
, and fiied. Thw
lour inches of
Thinking that
i J. Ins purpose.
tbnv n to tie- rrv r
,t adtd him-.-eif in
Tln ie h: threat-
.ll ih' lirvl man who came
In the teeanl iaie. I) t-'ity
!( pklns. who liM"i neir C:in
h.id b. i n tioti' ied and soon
1:1 the sc'ie. Apparently of
opininii that JoP's was hi; rmU-ris,
d ';,,,(..- . :i: i : t ut'-d low rd tll;
r in ;i - t of th wanted ma:i.
hail not ttave'ed far. hov.ovi r.
when he notic d Jt.:ier: stand. u;; be
(Contirnud tui Page Six.)
CHARLES EVA.'JS U'JGMES.