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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD VOL. 80 GKtUtNIIALo COMMITTFF MAKES NO CHANGE IK. KM-:. OIIKCIIV, U I IIM SII V EVENIXU, JUNK 17, Chicago. June 17. Fourteen hours were given by the credentials turn, mittee of the Republican national contention, of which Senator Fulton, of Oregon, was elected chairman without opposition, for the presenta tion of contests, but no change was mad in the temporary roil of dele gates and alternates. Full approval was Riven of the work of the nation al committee, which had Jev u-il eight days to the question. I.i,;!u was breaking Jn the eatt when the work of th-e committee was comput ed today. Charles A. Bookwalter, member of tie committee from Indiana, voiced the protest of the men classed as an-tl-Taft members of the convention. "Of the cases submitted by the 'al lies,' those involving 110 seats had merit," said Mayor Bookwalter, "but thev were railroaded out of the hall without an examination of the evi dence in their support by the commit tee. Arguments were not listened to i and the Taft men adopted rule which absolutely excluded members of the committee from participating 1" the debat, "m"Hi;.rot!Zi,.lttr:-r'd I here are nim-tv mil'i,,,, ..... ' Will have to w r, ' , T" 1 he effort to ..,-rnre r -In. 1 r s.,.he' ; . : ; ';'"; ""her ua,i,nal li,.,,,,!,,!,," ! ,. ' Oresons vault,.,- will V,aV , .v ", Saturday W. ,f 'anbury. t,., vaulted 12 feet" i inches, heating Hubert two Inehes. A flUiettet. F- . , Tl, ,n . ., mi.suoro savs .... ,,-So r.iectric lias its steel la laid on Washim.t.,,, , force of men are now working to ward Portland. Ground has been bro-' ken for a sub-station a half mile ia' of the city limits. I laid THE TAFT HAND SHAKE. ' ' 1 ' ' We'll Abide y Your De cision '.opyright 190 by Hart SchaiFncr iy Marz You can be UMPIRE in our Great Clothes Match if you'd like to, and know we'll get the decision as soon as you look at the score we're mak ing. Every Point is Honestly Earned. Hurt, Srlmffiirr V lurv cbitht rrc making rim I with ru-ry man u!m knows them. They'll Kettini; tin ileriidii of cveryhody whit nm juile of I'huhrs, tju:ility ,slyh, lit iiimI t;tiloi-init. " l 90 by 1 Cuv rigl't 1 They're AH Wool Always Good clothes as can be made. Let us show you how you'll look in one of the Varsity Models. We have them from $ 1 5.80 to S 30.00 Hats 1 o You'll look your best with one of our Panamas on $5, $6, $7 and $9 I'fli PW - ot course we ve ouiti ud pr f 'v) for less money, fancy f:;y '. W ones too Straw Kats $i to $3 1 e j. . .--,r-,-.- v Yen need a t::k v.cVc rot cm for 23c cr 50c. Gwi cues. In (act our stock r f Shirts, Hats, Lr- WmU-'f T;es and down mc - gery is the best and s: appiest it Eu- U I . ,'. ' V.I ' ' Copyright 190 by I Hart'Schittner ii KUrxl. J. B. STETSON HATS $4.50 to 53.00 gene. STOP IN 'E - - OV Y0U Copyright 1 'y. 8 by Hirt Vur- i Mir wHFii CASH f.EATi CRCDIT Gordon H:.ts $3.00 r.Tjllory Hats $3.50 o MENTION OF ROOSEVELT'S NAME CREATED SCENE OF ENTHUSIASM THAT STOPPED CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS l'hii'iiS. June 17.- Wlu-n Perma nent Chiii i-in ail l.nUe matle rofeis-n.-e to I'risulem Koo.-ifVi-lt in his s..vh as "tho most iiIhim ot inot 'i ul:ir man it; the I'nirej Si airs iml i ." (lie most onthushiVvie ilemor.st rat i u thus far in tht convention r cirt':'.'. Kvory otu ..piwuenily in t ie i; Rot tt hi fi'ei. All ovv v t Ik m .1. nit I hair of i it Sttll tl natn. r of " Itoost'Velt ," "UiKiScvolt" were ht-inil waveil, flttKA ami evt i aloft. Afdr Boventei'i t ht wiMfst tf n't'n. Loite. Hivini; up all h iiipi tho rnwil, tut d.'w (h'tuontitratlon continue nutl the co, 'Kour, four, four ycir iv. ire," was heard throiiKh ttu hull In u inon otouotiH riMiltltlon, contluuliiK II lie n chant. j Cecil Lynn, of the Texas tlelenn- tlon, was on the platform and encour &Kod a rontliiuance of the domonHtra tlon. LodKO rapped for order, but was unheeded. j Suddenly Miss Maude Neal, of the Chicago Intor-Oceaif, In the proas' stand, produced a "Te.tdy Hear" and there, was greater etithuHlasiu. Tlx, "Teddy" was tossed nil over the hull.1 Other "Teddys" camo Into play and, pandemonium relitued. The demon-! stralton showed no sIkiis of ahallug when Chairman I.odK endeavored to I resume his sprech, hut the rap of his' Kuvel only restarted the cheering l After Art mlnu.es he trie.l ukuIu' and finally Bucceeiied In gettini; t lit" nttentiim sutflclently to resume his1 yil.lnw. V hen R nator Lodge nal 1 that j .;:y oiif who alteuipted to urn- I't'-s-i '(1"iit ii.oseveh's name us a caudl-j d.i o v'lis no friend of Ituosi-vnlt 's, t'ui i'he-ilim a.;aln broke out, but Diet c t'MiMi 'si of the Hlul(emeuis being' iiunlf hroug!it the hall to n,ti let uckk. j At t he eo lie I union of I .(litre's iitl-' dress there wan nppliuiHe from all Meellotis of tin house. oiitini rnH-t'itltngH, Ttie Hpertalors and (b'li'yates were1 slow In gathering for I iday's session of t ho Kepubllcan nut I on a I c inven tion. Half mi hour before the lino set for opening only a few hundred spectators with In the gallery. Ah t fi delegate i a hho in bled t here was an air of uncertiiinty a to what the duy's pesHlnti would bring forth.' There was much less tnist through out the hall thttu at the first sewn I on, spectators and delegates finding their seat! without, the cjiifiislon r yes-, tentay. i After the band had rendered a; number of selection u vocal solo or two served to keep the crowd In good humor. At norm the Inll't" niwlrn bi- ra:m so cinme.i d a tt bring a pro test from thv tire am hunt U s an.) a squad ot pt-Hie was c:npUic,l to tW.i. theie. At 1 2 : 1 It Senator Hurrow s lii nii i' l d.nvn tln L-avt'l au.l n tt -m d th.it the iuvoraM. u woiil t tv ukuIo b Kev. William O, Wain of l'hlc:i-iii. "' ie 'it'i(; alulelte , .nail read li i pray fivin a pari f t;ie ro-ular -vice "lie Kpisi'.val laurrh. Mr it rs" ir.;yi'r was as lolluws: "O 1 . 1. nir he.nenly Katlu-r. the ;h and eighty ruler of the unl "se, -li, dotU from iliy thitme be I ' 1 e ! the d w el ler- upon can h ; it I. 'lly we beseech thee with t1 : l iw 'o bchtild and bless thy . vai l. tl piesldenl of the l ulled i- ales, . iu; all otaer In nut horlt v ; i. m I r r ilen!sh them with the K ice ' l ij' Holy Spirit that they n iy i.l -h incline t. thy will, and w; Ik iu thy way, Kndow them plen teously with heavenly gifts: grant them In health and prosperity long Jo live, an.) finally after this life to obtain everlasting joy and retlclty. And O most gracious (Jod, we humbly beseech thee. h for the people of these Culted States In general, sit t-s-pncially for this Republican national convention here assembled; that thou wouldst be pleased tn dlrctl and pros per nil their consultations to the ad vancement of thy glory, the safety, honor and welfare of thy people. Take away nil hatred nnd prejudice and w hatsoever else may hinder them from perfect union ami accord, that nil -things may be so ordered and set tled by their endenvor upon the beHt and unrest foundations, that peace and happiness, truth and justice, re ligion, and piety, may be established among us for all generations. These nnd all other necessaries for the membci-H of this convention and for the nation at large, we humbly beg In the name and mediation of Jesus Christ, our mont blessed land and Saviour, who has tauuht us to say when wo pray: 'Our Knt her, who art In heaven, hul Idwed be thy name; thy kingdom come, thy will be done tin earth as It is in heaven, tilve us this day our dally br-ail and forgive us our trea pawses as we forgive those who ires paws n gainst uk. Lend uh not into teniplal Ion, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the king loin, and the power, and the glory, forever and evt ,'. Am- n." Harry Dougherty, of Ohio, of the committee on credentials, announced t hi re pert of t he commit let would not be ready for an hour. There wan no possibility of transacting IiiihIuchh until the report was presented, nnd the convention sell led down to await Itc. arrive). Chairman Maker presented Harry HaAtor, of Minnesota, anil .lames 1). Conner, of lnd''iii:t. who were dele gates to the Republican convention of 1 Klin. They were greeted with great, applauce. While awaiting the report on ith dentlals there wan a parade through the hall of visiting marching clubs. Senator Vnrreri. of Wvnmlnif . sub- jnltted the report of the committee on Miles and order of business. .lames K. Ituike. of l'eims iv.ni a, cuhiultte.l a minority report. The names of the members of the com tiiittee from MaMHchiiH.-:ttt. Wiscon sin. New Hampshire and Ctah were appended to the minority report. Kepieentativo Hurko took the platform to advocate the adoption of t he minority report. iJovernor Wlllson spoke In oppo sition to the minority report. Several others favored and oppos ed the minority report on rules and order of business, but the majority report was adopted. Senator Kulton. of Oregon, present ed the report of the credentials com mittee, which wan adopted with a ft w dissent hm "noes." XiKl-litJiinclloii riank. The committee on resolutions is expected to report this afternoon. Moth sides assert their control on the , antl-lnjunctlon plank feature, and there Is a possibility that the matter I may bo fought out on the convention floor. i Aside from the Injunction ques lliou there seems lo bo little dlfficul ity ahead (hat the platform will be I HUbstantlally as desired by thv ad I ministration. The committee on rescolutlonn met Mn the Auditorium Annex Inst even i tug ami listened to numerous persons who desire the insertion or special planks In the platform. Senator Hopkins was made chair man of the committee and Major Iniin F. J.!cey. or Iowa, secretary. Among those heard was a delega tion of women who wauled the fran chise granted to women. A largp delegation of foreigners wnut more liberal Immigration laws, II. D. Clark, of Omaha spoke Iu fa vor of Inland waterways Improvement and advocated the Issuance of t.'iOD, nnn.uotl of two per cent b:inds to car ry out the work. Advocates were present urging statehood for ArUonu nnd New M ex he. The session did not adjourn until TJ:;u a. in. Kl'LFI 11 OK I'KAMAXKXT t 'HAIKU AN, KLNATOU loim.l. I thank yon most sincerely tov the great honor you have done me til choosing me lo prcHe over your de llverat Ions. K r It Is a gnvit -lionor to If the presiding officer of the Re publican National Convention. 1 can conceive of convent tons I have In deed heard of conventions where the honor of such a st as that now oc cupied by me, Is dubious, and where, If excitement Is present, pleasure, la cotisidcloitH bv Its absence, Hut to be the presiding officer of o Repub lican convention Is ever a high dis tinct Ion to which no man can bu tn fenslhle. (leiitlcmen of Mid Conven tion, ngalu I thank y hi, I shall not delay or detain you with many winds. Your resolutions will iCiTtiflnii'd on I 'Hue Kmir WKATHKH FOII WAST KOH NOIU'IIU KHT Portland, June 17. Ore- gon nnd Washington Cloudy with probably shower tonight t and Thursday. 1 FAIRBANKS WOULD TAKE SECOND PLACE AGAIN ! ' - . ! ; " ,. . I CIiU-uk'), Jinn- I7 "Cmu mliiit or. v.vulr! mil take tin- nomination If li-n- YHt..r.iiy t.RK...all iire.. Oak- p ! ,,,.. ): UwH II h would th.- nUnlnls- hmd. 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