ROOSEVELT ISSUES
CONVENTION CALL
Document is Signed by Friends
of Colonel Fran Forty
States.
New Tort A call to the people of
lb raited SUM ho we la tym
pathy with the u-.ioul -progressive
Kement to Bead dekKlf to a aa
tktcaJ convention to opea Auc-js S
Ib Chicago, u given out by I'Btted
States Senator Dtioa, of Montana,
Theodore Roosevelt's campaiga maa
ager. The call ia signed by Members
of tb committee cb.oea at a ueeUac
held la Chicago aad also bears sig
Bature of Roosevelt followers lo 4
states.
The call tars dova bo rales as to
the saethods of chooeiag delegates,
a; ace each state will be expected to
secore Its delegates by Its e?i para
fbernaiia. The represeBtation will
he cat dowa Jtret one-half of the pre
vious coaventioEB. which was deemed
advisable since this cooveotioB la to
be aotably a deliberative body, aad
will be composed of a class of aaes
altogether d. recent from those who
Bsoaiiy attead coBveBtioBS.
Forty State Represented.
The following came are appended
to the call: Alabama, Oscar W. Haad
ley; Ar-joea. Dwight B. Heard; Cali
fornia. Hiram W. Johasoa, Chester H.
Rowell. Charles S. Wheeler; Colorado,
Ben B. Liadsey; Connecticut. Joseph
W. Aspcd. F. S. Luther: Honda, J. H.
Gregory, Jr H. L. Anderson; Georgia,
JaEaa Harris: Indiana. Edwia & Lee,
Horace C Stillwell: Kliaois. yedill
McCormlck. Chaaocey Depew, Lav
erae TV. Xeyes; Iowa, Jofca L. Stre
ets; Kansas, Henry J. Allen; Kea
tacky. Leslie Cocaabs: LosisiaBa,
John 1L Parker, Pearl Wright; irr
huid. Charles J. Bonaparte. E. C. Car
riEftoa. Jr.; Massachusetts, C &. Bird.
Matthew Hale: SlichigaB. Theodore
M. Joslya; Minnesota. Miitoa D. Par
dy; Missouri. W. R. Xeisoa; Moe
tasa, Joseph M. Dixoa; Nebraita. Ar
thar G. Ray; Xew Hampshire, W. J.
Seattle; Xew Jersey, Everett Colby,
George L. Record. J. FraEilia Fort;
Xew Mexico. George Cory. V raei A
Otero; Xew Tort. W. A. Presdergast,
Oscar S. Straas, 'Woods HatchiasoB. :
Timothy L. WoodrsS. Chaaacey J.
Hamlin. Henry L. Stoddard; Xorth
Dakota, A. T. Moore; Oreroa. Hesry
VT. Coe, L. H. HcMahoa; Otio. James
R. GarSeld; Oklahoma, George L.
Priestly; Pennsylvania, E A. Taa
Vleckenberg. William Flyan, Gilford
Plachot, William Draper Lewis;
Rhode Island, Heary J. Doughty;
Sooth Dakota, R. T. Tessey; Tecaes
see, George U Taylor; Texas. Cecil
A. Lyon; rtab, C E. Loose: VermoBt.
Charles H. ThoKpsoa. E. W. Gibson:
Virginia, Thomas Lee Moore; Wash
ington. Miles Poindexter; West Vir
ginia, W. M. O. Dawsoa; Wisconsin.
H. E. Cochems; Wyoming. Joseph
Carry.
Three Are Democrats.
JUDGE WESCOTT
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Primary Bill Proposes That
Voters Make First and Sec
end Presidential Choice.
Judge Jena W. W escort. made
the principal speech placing Weedrew
Wilson in nomination at Battimere.
TROOPS ENTER CHIHUAHUA
Government Farces Formally Take
Possession, After Three Mentha.
Chibnahaa. Mex. Triumphantly
General Vktonano Haerta. commander-in-chief
of the government forces
Waihlngtoa. Representative Xor
ris. ef Nebraska. rrTei, republi
can, has Introduced a b:ll which he
declares would remedy the evils of
pretideatial primaries.
The Xorris bill proiiJes for a na
tional con rent to a for each party oa
the fourth Monday ia June la every
presidential year, la the ceaveatioa
each state's representation would be
based on the party's stresgth la the
state.
Delegates to the contention would
be elected at primaries to be held the
first Tuesday ia May. the result of the
primaries being certiSed by state of
ficials to the secretary of the Interior.
Voters would express a first aad
' second choice for presidential candi
dates, and the candidate having a ma
jority of the first-choice votes, aa can
vassed by the secretary of the later
lor. aocid become the sominee of his
party. No actios by the convention
la regard to the aomiaee would be ae
cetsary uaieea none ot the candidates
received a majority
conveotioa would
The b:il would
til its plan has been accept
ia conformity with it parsed by at
Harvest Hay Hands
. Wanting
Photo of thrlr work or good
iHwrtraite will do wr lo see U.
tHir prk-ea are right ami work
la still better thnn the price.
Come and see our wort anj let
us show jou that we do re-
toochlnic.
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Ufler't Studio
3rd St. Xear Counhoose. S-ii
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At Cost
On account o( Ute summer season vve will sell at first
coat !l Refrigirators, Porch and Lawn Furnilure, PoMing
Tables, Chairs, Cots. Tents. Etc Ice cream freezers at
less than cost
A. H. Lippman & Co.
s
soae ot the candidates I I
city, ia which case the j a
Id aosinate. ' f
i aot go into effect aa-1
e accepted and laws
Fruit Trees! (('The "Advance" is On Time,
And you can buy it on time.
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Central Orefoo Crown
The only Mod vou ran a fiord
to plant. HXUSTRATEO
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fur one. Prtrea low eaoujca
to surirb jou.
LafoDette Nursery Ca.
PristreiBe.
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ia aorthera Mexico, rode into the city i atatea.
of Chihaahoa. iH fc-cr mosths nader
rebel control.
To the eaicber of foreign fiars
raided many days ago by foreiea reri
deats who feared that a seasoa of loot
would follow the rebel retreat and
Deieecrats End Pact Wth Insurgents
Tte workicj arreemeat betweett J
the demorntic and insarfeet repcb'l-1
caa senator is at an er.d. It has bees
afcrorated as the result of conferences
held s:9ce the metal b:i! was pasted
Incloded in the list of slisatsrea are
three democrats Jsdge Bea B. Lind
aey, of Denver: Jsliaa Harris, of At
lanta, son of the late Joel Chasdler
Harris, and John JL Parker, of New
Orleans.
Among the weH-kstwn newfpaper
owners and editors are W. R. Nelson,
owner of the Kansas City Star; Ches
ter H. RoweH, owner of the Presso
Republican; Henry J.
Wichita Beacon: L. W
Aiiea. ot tie - a of the 1M xtrfre dah u be rsa oS
. McJtahoa. aa j ere Aserirau. and e rt rf t ia
attorney of Salem, Or. E. A. Van ' naW... f- tl i..4 w rr
evacoatioa were added hasdreds of j 'a tie setate by the democrats ia the
Vexicaa banners, pi'tci the city a ' ice of repciar repubheans aad
holiday aspect. 1 without the aid of the issurgeata.
The comin- of Haerta means the re- Tie probable resalt will be that the
storatioB of raioad commBnicatloa bos.se sapar aad wool and exdse bills
with Torreoa. taocsh tt simultaneous- j pretested to the senate and
ly cats off the city oa the north from "tr4 do" lr ,r'c' P""-y vote. AH
Jaarex and the American border. j the republicans are eipeeted to vote
axx:tt them and it is probable some
of the democrats will ola them la op
posiUoa to the hoe saear bill.
Work to Came ta Caast.
Senator Joces has secured aa
aaeedmect to the naval appropria
tion b.3 provid tLg that four of the
e:ht sutB.ar.ces aathoriied. to cost
la arrefa:e 14 4 X shall be built
oa the Pacific Coast.
Conations Bad at Textile Mills.
The senate ordered printed as a
public dorameat a bitter arrais-aaseat
of workia; coedltloea at Lawrence.
Mass, ia the form of aa official report
by federal labor bnreaa a$eta who in
vest, rated the reasons lor last win
ter's textile strike.
The report eoataias a sweeping coa
deanatioa ot the hoses dt the em
ployes famished by the mill owners.
It is estimated that the average wag
glvea 11.0M employes during one
week selected at raxdom last year
was tlTt. which was declared to be
entirely Insarscient for the support of
a family.
Child labor was a natsral outgrowth,
the report asserted, of such a condi
tion, where the head of the family
was forced to add to his income by
aecsrirg work for h.s children.
Not L'ikt'y ta Investigate MacVeagh.
The proposed congressional investi
gation of the row la the treax&ry de
partment between Secretary Mac-'
VeagB aad ex-Assistant Secretary A
Piatt Andrew may not come about aa-
Of-oxos Will Fight as Guerilla,
Sisx. Mex. General Oroxco admit
ted here that he had Caished with or-
gaaixed warfare and from aow oa
woiiid ght after the manner of gtjer
riaa. Sonera wi3 be tie first state
to feel the eSect of the sew cam
paign, but It la the ambition of Orox
co to er-.ead the field of operations
aooa to states sear Mexico City.
Ps-ndtittr Out for BsoaevsM.
'Washingtoa. Senator Poladexter
of Waahiagtoa has come out for the
Roosevelt pvx-resslTe party. Re de
clared his belief that Taft had bee
"ilZ-egaily aomlnaied by the Chicago
eoBveatioa."
Taerential Ptai, Breat, HeJt Ware.
Cticaga. Etsastross fjoods have j
; teacporarily hrokea the fierce heat j
j wave which has cansed :4 deaths ia j
Chicago ia three days and takes a !
; lesser tcS ia oiler dea.
AMERICANS LEAD
IN OLYMPIC EVENTS
of the atx Olvm-
-ja5ed tor the fia-
ATeckecberg, of the Philade:pkia , eirrd Tk Sam s colors. J charge against Mr. MacVeagh.
North Amer-caB; Henry U Stoddard. Ttal was America s record oa the Pres-deat Taft stated that the A a
mtor ot the New York MaiL !
j ....-. & ut lie io weeas u-ympjc
games, aid xtcre thaa aeco-ie
irom all over the world, w ho throtged
j the stai.sa. were coaviiic! that !,
tarkees taj rttae good, while tt
folks from Lcrxe were more vv sare
that they had bos everestimateiS the
prowess of their athie-.es.
Aaera-aa a-iietes woa two twui.l?
victories at the Olympic gaatea. E
C Craig, of the re-L.-o:t T M C. A,
captared the tail of tit lime-.T
aao. vL JtsDes Thorpe, of tie Cw
hie lida school, won tie &e3i-a-
BeTerly, Mass. President Taft w12 ' 'ion. a f-y of in eT-,-.
receive the formal notiScaiioa that he '
la the nominee of the republican party j E.ks teet in Pi-.jr.d.
for president at the White Ko-iie ia Por-Jiit PerUiZi latt tie cen
UTaabiBctoa about August L Tie j tee of IttereK far .K4 cXt is the
president told his visitors at Pirame-1 Cc::d Sia:s vi tie 4i:3s tticii
CANDIDATES SET DATES
Official Notification to be G ven Taft
Aug. 1 and Wilson Aug. 7.
Seagirt, N. J. Wood row Wilson will
officially learn be is to lead democra
cy's host In the coming campaign oa
August T. That date was decided oa
at a conference between Senator-Elect
OIlie James, chairman of the aotifca
tioa committee, and the governor.
ta that he had talked with Sesator j
Root, of New Tork. permanent chair- j
man of the republican natios&l con- '
Tention, and that they had so decided. I
rechioa timti Le
11: -tif.
THE Vick-Ets.
Hanford Character Witnesses Called.
Seattle, Wash. Many character
witnesses were called in the Hasicri
Impeachment investigation, who tes li
lted that they had never seen Jaife
C H. Hanford dreak. They attr.hwt
ed his arpearnice e BEpfing opon tie
tench as merely a habit. They raid
that the judre at all times, thoagh
dosing his eyes and semiEg to alee?,
paid strict atteEtion.
The direct charge that certain in
terests of Seattle are attempting to
hamper the cosgre&sional committee
investigating the impeachment charg
es against Jadge Hanford was made
hj Conrreasmaa JirCoy.
iiKrta iy.: red
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wy-it P'f-f-.eii. Kr; Civh, tTe
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Oi-s it- jrf-r us..
EfTs M.
Kay TjsvJiy. V.' -jnz Xzn.
drew MacVeagh eahroaiio ts a closed
tscdeat He will aot agaia consider
the matter either formally or infor
mally with h caatae-t or with any
sirgle member of it. He a.d that the
real reaao' behind Assistant Secre
tary of the Treasury Andrew's resigaa
tka was the hatters Insubordination
ia aot remaiaixg ia Washington whea
Secretary MacVeagh adrised him to.
National Capital B-rviUe.
Sesaur Heykrsra aeesred an amesd
sceat aro?rjatiag $T,4 for deveJ
ofixg and sniniag coeJ oa the ptblx
luds ia Alaska for the oe of the
XAvy.
Preseiit Taft has socinated Wit
ham Marsia.ll Baiiitt of LocisviSe.
Ky, to be malkiux general of the Cui
teid S'jtea, to succeed Prederkk W.
Lieimaaa. w ho retigaed.
The fmj .ige of tie sorwud trial
cd WSiiiiB IxTSter. on tie charge !
3-iwtLd-j is imjcir-xc hjs edrtxie
s U rni!d States ste from liii
M i. esitred vyjn in tie senate
ly gini dt iitie.
Tie i.ti i. i;.j'r5prla.ticm bia, carry
iig KHiiX't amd tie two-batSJestip
jri;vii;.Di. was itM-i iy the aeiiate.
It ;,-w gw to t-m.''i'. wi-h tit
luwit to ttr-fii ect the i.tiil iticretw
prtipruB c-ier tii.t asesd-
Tie benjhe ciecital tar S h-H m
dfei'.d ia tie cesiate ty a vjful pti
tj voce. Tie e&eciitaJ lil U lie see
ded of tie tanS rmijta xbeatsres to
be wsri on by lie ae&ate tiis senficuu
a ihw. ti iron ao.2 r.ee-1 texg
Xfw x ia cuxJtx-i-aca (rver lie uaMt
kiiieiidBiCtJa. . - - - t
" RECEPTION v
StnitK & Allinj Kavm, Props.
Champ Smith's oU rtand.
Imported and Domes tic
Cigars
Famous Wlvlakies
OU Crow, Hermitage; Red
Top Rye; Yellow Stone;
Canadian Club; Cream
Rye; James E. Pepper,
i Moore't Malt
Porter, Ale and Olympia
Draft Beer on Tap.
Imported Wine
Liquor.
and
The Oregon Bar
At tfceOU Staawl
a W.WUey ACoPrp.
All kinds of Choice Liquors
Wine and Cigars.
Famous Ranter Beer in
Bottles and on Draft
Put it to work on time. It will make
you the money in time to make your
payments on time, if you buy of
John A. Dobkins,
Agent, Culver, Oregon,
He can sell you anything from a steam
plow to a sawmill, also machinery supplies.
Place your order at once and have a long
run this season.
$100,000.00
TO LOAN
On Improved. Producing
FARMS
Large Loans a Specialty
A. R. BOWMAN
Prinevffle, Oregon
Prine?ilIe--Redmoncl--Sistcr$ Stage Line
Matt Kulesch, Proprietor.
Passenger Fare to Redmond, $130. Express from Red
mond to Prineville, one-half cent per pound for over 50
pounds. Small packages of less than 50 pounds, 25c
Leaves Prineville for Redmond Daily. Office at the
Pioneer Cream Company.
"16 S. R. COOPER, Agent
HJ..H.jB,iliJii,rl'J,
Strawberries
Arriving Daily, also all other
Fruits Available.
If you are looking for anything
in the fresh fruit line, watch
O. K. Market.
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