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MARSHFIELD, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1912 EVENING EDITION SIX PAGES.
A Consolidation of Times, Const .Mali Mn OQQ
and Coon May Advertiser. nVm ww
law
GATHIMG ARRAIGNMENT OF
5EG. MACVEAGK IS MADE TODAY
r. A. Piatt Andrew Resigns as
Assistant becrciaiy ui
Treasury.
YS CABINET OFFICER
IS VERY INbt-NUtiui
rites Scorching Letters to
President latt ana sec
retary MacVeagh.
BQUTTOMORROV
AT LAS VEGAS
Jack Johnson Two to One Fa
vorite in Betting Against
Flynn.
(lly .ABaoclnted rrcBo to Coos Day
y Assoclntod Press to Tho Coob
liny Times.)
WASHINGTON, July 3 A. Halt
drew today teniioroii ins resigna
n to 1'rcBhlont Tnft nH nHslstnnt
rclnry of tho uniion amies uuh
. in n Biihliml letter to tho Pros-
'.'.l t...lt-mv U-l'llKH (if C()IHl 1 1 0I1B 111
"l . i i ...i.l-l. ..i A four mnrn fltflit mi Millalnuf a wnrn
treasury doiiarimoni, which hiui "" ...w. ....... v... ...... ..u... ...
...i in hn ,inn lo tho nllltutlo of nldcd Inst night rind today to thoso
rotary MncVengh townrd ninny of i nirendy gnthorod hero to bco tho
-.i.nr,iinn!p. Androws' letter JohiiBon-FIynn Imttlo tomorrow, but
.ABaoclnted PreBS
Tlmck.)
EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M July
Icko
resit-nation charges thnt subor- tho mnln body of spectators will not
tea In tho Trensury Department; nrrlvo ujntll tonight whon sovornl
. ........ i ,i .iiai.nnx. mini'lnt trnlnn nro ilnn. 'I'hn flirlit fnnn
VO HCCll iihiiiiuiuii mm wiovuu.- .-i ,,,",: ..-...-.
,1 at every turn hy Socrotnry Mnc-1 found llttlo to nniUBO thorn today.
oh'B Idlosyncraclon nnd hla men-, It wjib oxtroinoly qulot nt tho fighters'
HM . . i. a. . t . .... ...., Unit utiiti ut mi nnl HilnHnn
HlV for dPCIBlon. Il I'OniinUCB filial'", nuiu muii UAiiunn i;iiiiuiiun.u
Ih n scathing nrrulgnmont of Mnc- over tho outcomo of tlio light. John-
isli'a iiilinlnlBtrntion aim crcniou mm ih i" i "" mvuiuu m wm
rofoiind sensation In olllclnl clr- hutting with few tnkorH. Tho Flynn
bettors demand tnreo to one. u
Tiiltiiunii'u nitttrtliiwinil t1ttli t r ntl (
la
.... nnriimi nt AhiIiimvk' letter to JolniHon'H niiiiouiicod plnn to ontor
nroMlilpiiL Is suscontlblo of boing the ring nt 212 poundH. Flynn ox
crnrclcd to tho effect thnt other
lh olllelnlB of tho Treasury Do-
t"pnt nro dlHsntlBluitl Willi Mnc-
ughs trout men t or iiiem.
i'l-'nr further ovldonro of tho po-
Ilnr dlMmltlcs which hiiitoiiiuI tho
idling of tho hiiHluesB of tho
usury." ho suggested thnt Presl-
Tnft coiiHiilt Luwronco O. Mur
comptroller of curronry
pects to weigh nhout 10(1.
I-'KIHT IX LOS ANGELES
Ail.
Will
Wolgnst and Too Rivers
llitttlu Tomorrow,
(lly ABBOcintcd Press to tho Coos Buy
.Times.)
I.OS ANGELES. July a. Ad Wol-
T'OO ,..,. fiiniiinloii llulitwoluht. nnd Joo
lime. Ireiisiirer of tho United itivurs who will contest for tho tltlo
tcs, Jocph K. Hiilph, Director of jom0rrow exprossod confldcnco today
Ititrenu of engraving nnd print- oVL,,. lJl0 mitconio of their hattlo.
. ClmrlcB A. Krnm, auditor for
iroitoffirc, Hoynl K. Caboll, Coin-
Mlonor of Intemnl Hovcnuo,
ties Knox Taylor, former suporvls-
nrrhltcct nnd Chnrlos D. Nor
, Andrews' prodceessor nnd form-
Ihv.retnry to the preKldent.
)r Andrew's lettor to Mncvoagli,
lining him of his resignation, dls-
bcs the hitherto unpuullHnod fact'
It MncVengh was on tho verge of
ilnc the cabinet In December,
10. Ono pnrt of tho lottor hiivh:
bu cannot forget how I stood by
when you wcro on tho point of
lug tnkon from your hnnds wlmtj
i iirnnnniy ino mosi imnonniui
icrtnklng In your administration. t Monp niihith Minn
wvi f
THflEE KILLED
IN AUTO T
Two Others Seriously Injured
When Machine Overturns
on tlio White Houso In Dccomber, t
0. without consulting you nnd en
ily without your knowledge, en-
1 ncxotlntloiiH for nn Ishuo of
iinum IkhkIr, tho emhnrnBBiuont of
slttmtlon throntonod to forco
to resign. You will romombor I
everything In my power to nvert
fr luimllhtlon. thnt I loynlly
c .1 to rc-lun and Innvo tho sor-
''lih you. If your resignation bo-
Die ncccs?Trv "
Vnlrcwa Utter to tho president is
part:
fin pre i:Mi'i? thp resignation of
i dice with which you favored mo.
lorn It pro r to nqunlnt you with
fiminn tint imvo existed In tho
IfiMiry for wo yonrs at loast.
BcK rrr rf , nuo concern nol only
lcry ri l.l of tho treasury but
to mnnv ihounnls throuKhout
Country Who hnvn IiiihIhhkh rnn.
hlons with this dennrtmont. For
long Hire the transaction of much
(By Associated Prosa to tho Coos Bn?
Times),
DULUTII, Minn., July 3 Mrs.
Wllllnm Whlto of Duluth, MIbs Olnd
ys KIchnrdBon of Bridgeport, Conn.,
nnd I.nngford Mnddlgnn, n chnuffor,
were klllod early today on n country
pike near Duluth, whon tho touring
enr In which they woro riding skid
do I from tho road nnd over turned.
Wllllnm White, Jr., was seriously in
jured. Miss Nnnnlo Turrlsh wns nlso
seriously Injured. Cioorgo W. Fltz
gernld, the sixth nembor of tho pnr
ty, Is uninjured.
XKCIItO IS At'fl'SKD.
Poller
City
DECISIVE BATTLE ON III MEXICO
Fate of Mexican Revolution
Thought to Hinge on Result
of Engagement now in Prog
ress. (By Asaoclnted Press to tho Coos Bay
Times.)
BACHIMBA, Mexico, July 3. Tlio
hattlo of llnchlmbn which mny dotor
mlno tho outcomo of tho Moxlcnn rev
olution, had been racing for two
hours nt 1 p. m. today. Tho federals
nro directing heavy artillory flro nt
Del Pronto, two miles southeast of
hero, where General Dcltoro Is com
manding n lnrgo forco of robels who
nro Rtlll sticking though tho shelling
Is disastrously close. Heavy firing
on both sldeo is being kopt up with
considerable losses reported. Gener
al Orozco nnd his staff arrived nt the
scono nt 1:30 this afternoon to per
sonnlly direct tho
IS
w
TO
PARTY
TARIFF BILL
IS VOTED
W
Gov. Oshorne of Michigan Says
He Hopes Roosevelt
Will Not Run.
(By Associated Press to tho Coos Bay
Times).
LANSING, Mich., July 3. Gover
nor Oshomo. nn nrdent Itoosovelt
mnn, In a stntomcut today, declared j
In his belief, "There Is no necessity!
for n now political pnrty." Ho alsoi
stated that ho hoped Itooscvolt would
not bo n candidate. Oshomo says
that Itopubllcnns can vote for Wilson
without leaving the pnrty or bolting, I
thnt tho Issue Is clearly defined be
tween Wnll Htreot and Wilson, and
thnt thoro Is no rcnl Hcpubllcnn can
didate this year.
i Senate Defeats House Measure
Changing Duties of Chem
ical Schedules.
(By Associated Prosa to tho Coob Bay
Times).
WASHINGTON, July 3. Tho
IIouso chomlcnl tariff rovislon bill
amended to plnco dyes usod in col
oring tho cheaper cotton goods on
tho froo list, was defeated in tho
Sonnto, aoday by a voto of 32 to 20.
Tho bill would roduco tho rato on
many articles on tho present choml
cnl ophodulo nbout twonty-flvo por
cent and would transfer othors, In
cluding popper, cinnnmon, cloves,
licorice, and balsam from tho frco
list to tho dutiablo list.
LIS
FATALLY SHOT
GOV. MARSHALL OF HA
IS NAMED FOB VIGE-PBESIDENT
TO LET
W N
i N
Democratic National Commit
tee Decides to Let Him
Direct Matters.
(By AsBocIatod Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
BALTIMORE, Md., July 3. Gov.
Wilson will in tho mnln dotcrmlno
tho direction of his own campaign for
tho presidency, pass upon tho desira
bility of appointing n campaign com
mittee and confer with a subcommlc
tco of tho National commlttoo on
nnmlng of officers of tho new Demo
cratic National commlttoo. This was
tho sonso of tho membors of tho now
National committee which mot today.
Tho subcommittee of five, consisting
of Chnlrman Mack, Secretary Wood
son and three others, will confer with
Gov. Wilson on permanent organiza
tion nnd othor mnttors. W. F. Mc
Combs, of Now York, campaign man
ager for Gov. Wilson, Is talked of as
tho likely cholco for either now Na
tional chalrmnn or head of n cam
paign committee.
Second Threatened Deadlock
Prevented by Gov. Burke's
' Withdrawal.
W. J. BRYAN REMAINS
THE CENTRAL FIGURE
His "Valedictory Speech"
Meets With Tremendous
Applause.
OVATIONS IN HOUSE
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, July 3.
When Speakor Clark, showing
tho effects of tho strain of tho
Domocratlo Convention, ontorod
tho house today, ho was glvon
ovation that lasted sovornl mln-
utcs. Whon Undorwood np-
poarcd, tho cheering and np-
plauso was resumed, tho south-
cm contingent nddlng tho "Bob-
el Cry."
-
MAN! ARRIVE GOy. WILSON'S
ON BREAKWATER mm
Steamer in From Portland To
dayWill Sail at 1 O'clock
Saturday.
Tho Bronkwator arrived In this
morning from Portland after n good
I'mler Arrest nt. Sloiiv
for Murder or Eight..
(By Associated Pross to tlio Coos Bay
Times),
sioux CITY. Iowa. July 3.
tl'e treisiui's business hns been Charged with tho murdor of Josoph
a standsMIl and n break of somo . Mooru and family of ejx, nnd two
t Is Imminent. I lmioeIh nt VllllBcn. Iowa, Juno 10,
iMnny able nnd enorgetle trensury' Frank Robert, nnogro, ts bolng hold
l"" IIH'I 10 OCnr Hin lirnnt nf tin lioro. KOUOriH Claims 110 can iimu
a criticism niui nn,i ni.ii.in nn ni lit. iin in n nortor in n 11I1UIU-
ered lntermitmbln dninvo in lmni. i?rnnb studio hero.
3 With tlio treasury fnr whirl. M,n .wwawvaawwvvvwwww
rctnry nlene Is resnoiiBlblo nnd nt ' with MneVenirh tho nnsf ye.nr, "and
I ClltiA 4 I... n 1. i i . .. .. .. - - - .
-...- .nn. unti to suiimlt to erlt-. thnt replies to hundreds or comniuir.
in picn more harsh nm! mnrn nn. ; ontinna in MnoVoncli hnvo not bnen
oivri from MncVoach blnisolf vnnnivn,! hv Androws oven nfter Mm
lll mAH !. ... .....,,-.. .- -
" v" ' " iiiscovoroa mat thpy , inpso of n month or Bovorni woiumi.
flllrC I tO nCt 111 Rnmn mnllni. nt ...! 1.n l.nn.la rt .llvlalmlR llflVll l)C!l
hn i... "' """" M, , mm ii ......n ........ -;-
". Mirmnro witiinut nwnltlng hampered nnd discouraged nt oveiy
lieilSlnil Tlmn n..,l l.n ....... I... I.lc l,llnavnrnplrfl. Ills nS-
ulc .1 "" 'i'"u "Slim, mm "J "" ",'""" -,.
,.!.. plPat 'Hvlslons of tho toundlng capacity for procrnstlna-
, ""'! lllU..16UIVf UII- . I1UII, IIIO IlltillllllillJ " mvw.
n c?rry on business Intrdsted tho peculiar moods of suspicion and
llieni, hnvn linnn ,ilnnn...i . ' n,.n,ln.. In ...I.IMi tin la rmiRtnntlV
iimt nf reslcnlnrr lmnnnon M.nw oniiioft " Tn hin lottor tn MneVcngu,
o jmnbie to obtain nny opinion ' Dr. Androws Is not at all backward
cision from MncVengh upon tho In giving his rensons for asking to he
ent questions that hnd boon bo- relieved of his office. Tho Whtf
o mm for many months. At tho House- today made liublic a stntem-nt
""wiio inoy Jnvnrlnhly woro re-' written hy President Tan saying,
ached by him for aimh iimiin.i ., ji'Mr. Androws' reslcnntlon ns Ass'.s-
n that thev had been compolled "t Secretary to the Treasury wns re
'nKe on their own responsibility." quested, submitted and necented, In
ncvcnuii Moody view oi nis iauure 10 ouoy uruera mv-
lrnu'o iu .''. ., .Ian him hv Ilia Kprtiirv." This WttS
ft s'atos t',v ,.,.. . ', snoro. the only comment President Tnft hns
-MacWnM. 0. , .......
OB. LANE IS
E
SPBlll lnnvi.Ilnll.ln in
nan of nirmni ...i..., ,, ' . .
BP(i nf .. V ' ""' MO 18 HIV
Mkini . Ceks pt n "m of not
I'lK'nc tn munv I.I..1. iii.i.i. ... ii..
Innrtnim. su i.iiuiuis in iin
annirnt nr,i ..i ,,. n... ,.,,
L?.nJ?fflC0 n'onlnRl tho Hltuntlon
cohiV. V"' """""ngti I have suu-
c-V, " , i P'esontatlve of tho
mi "is dealings with 19 dlf-
eas1tirv".rea"s anrt visions' of tho
Andrews
says ho has not had an
mnde.
l'llOBK IR PLAXXKD
Head of Pacific Teachers'
Agency Victim of Timber
Cruiser Today.
(By Assoclntod Press to tho Coos Bay
Times).
SEATTLE, July 3. Frank F.
Williamson, n tlmbor cruiser, today , trip down tho const. Sho had a largo
shot nnd fntnlly wounded Burgess pnssongor list nnd n fair cargo of
W. Brlntnnll, maungor of the Pacl- freight.
lie Toachors' Agency nnd then shot in order to accomodate tho Elks,
blnisolf. Brlntnnll Is dying In n hos- tho Broakwator will lay ovor a day
pltal. I longer than hor regular schedulo
WUllanison was C5 yoars old and this tlmo nnd will sail for Portland
Brlntnall CO. Tho mon' woro plo-; nt 1 o'clock Saturday. Already prac
noorfl nnd woro widely known on Pu- tlcally all tho borths on hor nro
got Sound as llfolong frlondq. A resorvod for tho outgoing trip,
misunderstanding nroBo ovor money i Among thoso arriving on tho
matters as tho outgrowth or tho pur- Broakwator today woro tho follow
ohaBO of n tlmbor clnlm by Brlntnnll jng:
from Williamson. Tho shooting oc- Miss Kijnn McDonald, Mrs. Tro
curod in Brlntnnll'H olllco. Wllllnm- mnlno, Mnud Pnlnter, Mrn. M. Me
son also shot nt Burgess W. Brlnt- Donald, Mrs. C. C. Going, Mrn C. C.
nnll, Jr.,' but mlssod. Brlntnnll wbb Urldgos, MIbs Montgomory, It. R.
formorly suporlntondont of schools plnkorton, Mrs. Plnkorton, Miss An
of Thurston county, Wash., and city no Cox. Mrs. W. Holms. Geo. Wll
Biiporlntondcnt of schools nt Olym- llnms.Wm. Ford, Gus Bnrks, Mrs.
pin. Gus Barks, Mrs. Goo. Williams, Mrs.
l W. C. Lnlrd, FJoronco Dyo, Mrs. F.
M. Mnddox, W. S. Donning, Harry
' Lane, C. A. Sanford, Geo. Doll, J.
j I). Stommlor, Martin Conrad, G. J.
Grcono, Win. Kami, Mrs, L, C. Doll,
Mrs. J, S. Chambers, Mrs.' A. A.
Chambers, A. B. Whltty, P. Pallzo,
G, Gorges, Robt. Brockondcok, Joo
Alnrl, W. Lang, B. Clnymnn, Mrs. B.
I Claymnn, Evnngallno Clnymnn, F,
I Burko, Otis Enton, B. S. Cnblo. Vera
Billings, Mrs, Stndden, Linda Stono,
Sarah Stono, Emmn Luthold, Lillian
Liithold, Win. Luthold, B. D. Bud-
, worth, F. S. McMnnn, 0. B. Lamp-
I hear, Wm. Osbanwoll, R. A. Bray-
nard, F. W. Maddlx, W. C. Swain,
A. Coppedgo, Wm. Darbeck, Henry
I Tnnl. TT Tlnrpmnii. Pnnl Tnvmhn.
Dr. Hnrry Lano, formerly a real- u Mt pj,iuips, Mrs. Westmlre, Mrs.
dent of Coos liny but now of Port- Mrs. Nichols, Richard Phillips nnd
land, domocratlo enndidnto for Unit- ( j rf vValnrlght
od States Senator from Oregon, art In ,lonor of Dr, IInrry Lnno, Cnpt.
rlvod bore on tho Broakwator today.. Mncgonn had tho Breakwntor gaily
Ho Is to dollvor tho Fourth of July .iccoratoij na sho pullod into port
address at tho Masonic Opera Houso todny:: Capt. Macgqnn is a warm
tomorrow morning. I friend or Dr. Lnno nnd doelnros that
Dr. Lano wns warmly greeted by Jl0 wJ,j bont soiling two to ono In
his many old tlmo friends today. . tho gonatorlal raco. Capt. Macgenn
Ho Is making tho trip ns a sort of Bnya ll0 wm do a uttjo campaigning
campaign tour nnd will leavo tomor- for nr. Lnno himself,
row afternoon for Myrtlo Point and , vvwswsvwva
from there will go to Curry county. t, ,0 hm roon wood for flrinB
Hugh McLaln nnd somo of tho other d ,1Q couldn.t keep up enough
democrats will probably accompany stonm Rml wnfl nrot, Tnen ho took
h,," . i m f .ni,lto medicine.
"Invo. it seoms good to get back, ,. T ,ff ,,, , ia7q rn
on Coos Bay," remarked Dr. Lnno (, " rccninng tho good' times
Uils afternoon as ho was making cnlls Umt ho nnd Ul0 now Btn,d mon of UlQ
community, Dr. McCormac, J. W.
Bennott, Flanagans and others had
together.
Ho Is going to make his trip hero
rnthor brief In order to get back to
Portland for tho Elks Grand Lodge
next weok.
FIRST BALLOT.
Mnrshall 380
Burko 305 Mi
Cliamborlnln v, 1G7
Hurst ......... 77
Preston C8
McCombs 18
Osborne 0
Sulzor . , 3
Wndo 2C
Absent 40 Hi
-
Scores of Enthusiastic Demo
crats Rush to Congratu
late Candidate.
(By Associated Press to tho Coos Bay
Times).
BALTIMORE, July 3 In tho dy
ing hours of tho Domocratlo Nation
al Convention this morning, It soom
od for a tlmo that another dead
lock would result over the nomina
tion of n vlco-presldent. Govomor
John E. Burko- of North Dakota, for
whom Bryan had expressed profor
enco for second plnco on tho tickot,
had polled onough on tho first two
(By Associated Pross to tho Coos Bay ballots to block tho nomination of
Tlmos). Governor Thomns R. Marshall of In-
SEA GIRT, X. J., July 3 Govorn- d'n., tho lcador.
or Wilson slopt Into this morning, I , Tho third ballot had Just boon or
ofter tho arduous days preceding his lorod whon tho chairman of tho
nomination. Visitors began gnthor-lorth Dakota delegation gained tho
Ing on tho lawn In front of tho recognition or tho chair and said:
"Llttlo Whlto Houso" bororo olght 'North Dakota has offered hor throo
o'clock, howovor, and nearly a dozen times governor to tho pnrty bollovlng
tents woro erected Tor tolophono ' '" to bo tho strongest running mnto
booths nnd other accomodations on I 'or Governor Wilson thnt could bo
tho ground. Besides tho usunl run nomlnntod. Wo mndo tho best fight
of enthusiasts, ninny dologntes ro- w could for him and reallzo wo nro
turning from Baltlmoro visited WII-! "enton. Wo thoreforo withdraw hla
son today, practically tho ontlro Now', assuring this convention that
Jersoy delegation coming, and tho whorcevor thero Is a fight for dom
Toxns, Pennsylvania and Tonncssoo xerotic vo,tos, noxl fall. Governor
,tnlnntlnn worn wnll rnnronnntnil. John E. BlirkO Will 1)0 fOlind in t 10
delegations were well represented
Former President Now Candi
date for U. S. Senator Ar
rives From Portland.
PLATF0R1 IS
RATHER LONG
thick of It." Tho speakor thoroupon
moved to mnko tho nomination of
Governor Mnrshall unanimous.
Immediately thoro was n wild
srrnmblo ror tho doors, row waiting
i tn linn i Mm nintlnn nut. Knvnrnl
I seconds lator, Chairman Jamos' grav
j el roll at 1:CG on tho final adjourn
ment or ono or tho most notworthy
l conventions In tho history or tho
! democratic party.
Wllllnm Jennings Bryan romnlned
flguro to tho Inst, A short tlmo bo
roro ndjournmont, ho spoko hla
"vnlodletory", ns ho cnllod It, trans
ferring tho party's standard to tho
shoulders of Governor Wilson. Tho
respectful nttontlon with which his
speech wns rocolved and tho np
plauso at Its conclusion woro trlbutos
to his lcndorshlp.
A largo number of dolegntes loft
this city nrter the nomination of
Coiigrcs.iiiial. Investigation of Sec.
MncVengli's Administration.
(By Associated Press to the Coos Bay
Times).
WASHINGTON. July 3. A Con
gressional Investigation or Soo. Mne
Veagh's administration Is impending
as a reauty of Dr. Andrew's charges
itenresnnintivn i;ni oi umn iniro-
pregate of one hour's conversation i ducei1 the resolution providing for It
luuuy.
on his old tlmo trlonds In company
with Dr. Straw. "Tins ts my om
stamping-ground you know. I was
hore so many years ago that It makes
me fool old to specify tho number. I
attended all tho dances, wakes and
everything elso horo In the 70s
"Yes. I am a candldnto ror United
States Senator nnd I am going to
win. I expect a big voto In Coos
county. H I don't get n big majority
in Coos county, where I spent my
boyhoo 1. I hadn't ought to win.'
t ...,. np T.ano recalled that nls
rathor built tho old Messenger, tho
hulk or which lies on tno muu-imi.
Just oast or tho Alliance warehouse.
Ho said ho had a Job calking hor and
later had a Job firing her. However,
CARD OF THANKS.
To tho kind friends and neighbor
who so willingly assisted us during
tho sickness nnd death of our beloved
little babe, wo wish to express our
heartroU thanks, also to thoso send
ing flowers and trying to lighten our
loss by their expressions and acts 'nf
condolence nnd sympathy.
MR. and MRS. B. W. OLSON.
Democrats Express Them
selves on Practically
All Issues.
(By Associated Pross to Coos Bay
Times.)
BALTIMORE. Md.. July 3. Tho
platform adopted last night by tho Gov. Wilson yostordny nftovnoon, not
Natlonnl Domocratlo convention la a wnjtng for tho llnul Kfcslon. Thoso
very lengthy one, covering practically wJl0 rernnjned Hhnue1 tho rellor thoy
ovory lssuo that has been brought up folt t,mt tll0 flB)lt wa, .ne, nnd tu0
recently In politics. It was drartoa , ,t of i,jnrjty proVi tjed among
by W. J. Bryan nnd Judge O'Gormnn tnom
and In ninny iustnncos reiterates thoi Th'0 jiKSOl,ri dolandon. loyal to
platform of 10 OS. In part It Is as (ol-j old 01m,np CJnrk to tho last. Jolnod
low.s: . . .. .... .... tin the rovelrv nnd mingled their
wo.tliorepresoiuniivesoiiioue. -cneor8 for Woodrow wilson with
ocratlc party of the United States , in or their convention neighbors.
SS dolSno ?hoSncfplesaon the Joyful twenty-four rron, New Jor-
Domocratlo Kovornniont formulatotl
by Thomas Jofforsou and enforced by
a long nnd Illustrious lino of Demo
cratic Presidents.
Tariff Reform.
Wo declare It to bo a fundamental
prlnclplo of tho Democratic party
that tho fodoral government iindov
tho constitution has no right or pow
er to impose or collect tariff duties,
excopt for tho purposo of revenue,
. . i ......! ,l.n l.n nnllnntlntl ' 'I i'rtu'.U:' IIU'iilliuil'll UUVUUI'I
o'rluch taxes "shall be I mlted to o' n,,r,5e! I,,,no,a nnmed K,moro W
or sucli taxes biinu uo iuiiiit.ii io woi,,...,. of nook Island nnd Indian?
necessities or government, honest.y nofK ,8'ftn' " ".. ""
nnd economically administered
Tho high Republican tariff Is i
principal cause of the unequal distri
bution or wealth; It Is n system of
taxation which makes tho rich richer
and tho poor poorer; under Its oper
ations, tho American farmer, and la
boring man aro the chief sufrerers;
It raises tho cost or tho necessities of
life to th?ni. but 0osnotprotecl.
(Continued on Pago Six.)
soy.
Clark Refined Place.
Thoro was considerable talk oarli
In tho evening thnt Chnmp Giant
mlgl't ho nominated ror vlco-presl-dont
and that W. J Bryan would
mnko the nominating speech,
However, Gov. Doekory, In bohttlf
of Clark, declined tho nomination for
vice-president which wns mndo by
Delegnto Dcnn, of Qeorgln.
Ni. fh DaUotri nominated Governor
W.
Indiana
nomlnntod Governor Marshall.
NOTICK TO TCLKS.
All Elks aro requestod to moot at
tho Woolen Mill Storo Thursday
morning to participate In the Fourth
of July parade. AH Elks having un
iforms are requested to wear thorn.
Come on; Bill, with or without uni
form. Wo want you In lino.
By order of
COMMITTEE.