Sherman County observer., June 28, 1912, Image 4

The
O b s e rv e r
FRIDAY
Progressives Meet and Nomln
ate Ex-President; Denounce
Tatt Convention.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Chicago.—Theodore Roosevelt was
■nominated for president on an inde­
pendent ticket The nomination was
made during the dying hours of the
republican national convention In
which Ur. Roosevelt met defeat.
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The followers of Colonel Roosevelt
mat In Orchestra HaH, leas than a
mile from the Coliseum, and pledged
their support to the ex-presldent.
Colonel Roosevelt said he accepted
the nomination with the understand­
ing that he would he willing to step
aside If It should be the desire of the
pew party when organised to select
another standard hearer.
Governor Johnson, California’s fight­
ing chief executive, presided at the
Roosevelt meeting. The colonel him­
self was there and addressed the con-
Work on the Klamath Falls-Portland
out-off < the Southern Pacific railroad
Is to herushed to completion. >
At the municipal election in The
Dalles, Judd 8. Fish was elected may­
or by U votes over Harry Clough.
Cheerful In spite of age and physical
infirmities, a great throng of Oregon
pioneer»—about 1000 of them—assem­
bled In annual reunion at Portland. '
The people of Klamath Falls are In
the grip of the gold fever, rich strikes
of high grade ore being reported from
Now Pino creek and Mount Hebron.
Twenty-eight students were graduat­
At the d osa of his speech Governor
ed at the Oregon Normal School at Johnson recognised Senator Clapp,
Monmouth. Twenty were freon the
offered a series of résolu tiens, whteh
were adopted, declaring that the
elementary department.
Roosevelt delegates and alter ante«
The 121,000 school of mines build |
wore elected by a majority of ’the
lag at the Oregon Agricultural college
j republican voters of their respective
is to be ready for the Installation of
districts and states to nominate Theo­
the mining machinery and laboratory
dore Roosevelt for president, and
equipment September X.
thereby carry out the will of the vot­
. The state board has appointed Wil­
ers as expressed at the primaries;
liam S. Hale, of Portland, superinten­
! that tor five days they were denied
dent of the state reform school, filling
Justice in the national convention;
the vacancy made by the resignation
that this result was accomplished by
of Superintendent Looney.’,
the action of the national committee
The marriage spirit has been at a
in placing on the preliminary roll a
low ebb to Hood River oonnty for the
sufficient number of fraudulently
past six months. The records of the
elected delegates to control the pro­
oonnty clerk Indicate that only 2S
ceedings of the convention; that they
couples have taken out licensee.
had exhausted every known means to
Because Jackrabbits are so thick in
prevent this fraud upon the popular
Harney county that they are a menace
Will but without success; that th ey
to crops, the people of that county
desire to initiate a tow autMfirtslng | were sent to the convention bearing
specific instructions to place Roooe-
the county court to pay a bounty on j
rabbit scalps.
Pamphlets containing Initiative and
referendum measures to bo voted on
at the general election in N ovem ber
will be pnt In circulation among the
v o ters by the secretary of stats, prob
ably by August IS.
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After a lively but friendly tilt bw
tween Newberg and Tillamook. New
hffrg <»on out at the encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic at
Salem and was slated for the next en­
campment to June, H U .
n it id e
Temporary
nan and Bryan Is
«Defeated.
rates from $1.00 -per day up.
Popular Priced Restaurant
to <Sonn«tion.:'
m eets sill trains.
Auto feuae
4<h a n d W ,
the opening prayer made by Cardinal
Olbbone.
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While there has been a spirited pre-
con vention fight for delegates among
the presidential candidates, no such
bitter feeling marked the contest as
that which developed to ton republican
party between Taft and Boeeerelt. A
spirited fight, however, developed
over the selection of a temporary
chairman. 'T h e subcommittee oa nr-
raagemaats appointed by the aattonal
»ifittffjhSI selected Judge AlUto >
Parker, of New Fork, a termer ddmo-
«ratlc candidate tor president. as tem­
porary ohalrman.
Bryan threw a
B .t h T u b e
p in H n ck 'B uild ing n e x t Observe*
à W. ÙaWìa, B r p p r te to r .
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protesting against the selection, tff
Judge Parker. f Bryan claimed that
Parker was a reactionary and that a
progressive should be selected for the
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^■rvCter Rnaac
I c m p o n irj
Notwithstanding the objeottot ja<
Bryaa, Parker was chosen ns the dm-
didate for temporary chairman kJ the
national com m ittee Parker received
11 votes. Senator-elect James of Ken­
tucky to. and Senator O’Gorman of
New Tork A Donnelly, cd Idaho, vot-
Od tor Parker and *111*. of Oregon,
and Dnnphy, of Washington, voted tor
Ollie James.
A last desperate effort t o a v e r t a
bitter factional fight w asm hde by the
Bryan forces when the Democrat!«
convention took up to t problem of
selecting a temporary chdim an. ; So
s h a r p did the lin e s d iv id f^ U ia t W, J.
Bryan himself became a eanflldat«
for the temporary chairmanship. JW
was defeated. ; Alton B. Barker waa
•tootoS .. c
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After Bryan had made a speech
nominating Senator Korn, of lndlani,
and attacking Alton B. Parkef, Kuril
went on the stand. {H e made a plea
for harmony, asked Parker to.-kHp
him to withdrawing from the contort
for temporary chairman, and
’ luting nay one of a Hat oFshVerai
men. Altar waiting t t vata for g
reply from Parket, Kern hlmeell irith-
dtfiw and pomlhptod Bryan.
King Committeeman, for Oregon.
‘a. WIU A King w as, elected national
1 committeeman for Oregon, to succeed
M. A. Miller. The* delegation cfcsqa
brain U t t b o
J Thomas a Burket at .Baker, chairman,
Herman Wine, off, Astoria, secretary,
l i l . « tia .b r .
A o f 7 th
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WfUQHT, Fretedreri
- M ^ D IC K lN fiO N .M « » a g a v .
It is new, and its room s are provided w ith
running water and longdistance telephones.
European plan.
ireTte wk*»
Sir.
«suuitabatf (stf)o r
naif ( » JO of erette
R ates $1 per day and up.
OOOoorrxinonnjoopoSOqnHdnoo
HEW HOTEL PERKINS
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Portland, Onsfeon.
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« w o « 'to*
P o g itiv e ly rnogt -
located
Fifth 8 t c
the doors every few
IJyte.Mll Sheriff of
P q p tir
11 u h I i
an d selected the follow la g , to serve
Although Klamath Falls has adopted J
two charters In three mouths the vo-1,
tors of the city are sodta to vote on a L
third. The council has decided that ,
the best way out of the preeent char­
ter muddle Is to appoint a commission I
to draft a new instrument
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Resolutions were passed by Mt h e L
state encampment of the Grand Army I,
of the Republic approving the man-1,
agsment of the old s o ld ie rs ' hom e a t 1
Roseburg and calling upon the legis­
lature to appropriate funds toe the
enlargement of the Institution. e
i The Portland. Eugene A Eastern
a long wrangle. After a superfluity
has filed with the secretory of state
of oratory the delegation got down tp
supplementary resolutions to their ar-1
voting and elected W. O. Merritt, of
tid e s of Incorporation which provide
Seattle, chairman, and John Drum
for an ex tension of the line from 8a |
heller, of Spokane, secretary.
lass to Silverton, from Silverton to
Wsshlngtod Makes Appolntmentob;
Molalla, and from Molalla to Canby
Committee on resolutions, W. W.
As a result of trouble between cat
Blaok, of Everett; credentials. W. A.
W teek
tlemen and sheepmen to Baker coun­
Rltx, Walla Walla; rules. Floyd Hat­
ty. Governor West has announced a re- J
field, North Yakima; permanent sr-
ward of |SOO far the arrest and eon- the announced Intention. Governor
ganlsatlon, Thomas Horner, Seattle;
vtetion of any person destroy!ns J Johnsen named IB, all of whom have
notification of presidential nominee,
fleoka. IntlmMattog employee and aeoepted. •; The committee Is hsadsd
Hugh
Wallace, Tacoma; notification ¿ « C T » ¥ , * . ’" “ V
menacing the lives of sheep o w n e rs by Governor Johnson, who will be
of
vtoo-preslgantlal
nominee, D. HL , f » u h l « « i k . an< - h l
Mngineere began work last week on acting chairman. The others are:
Senator Moses E. Clapp. Minnesota; Drumheller, Spokane; honorary vipb.
the survey for the new railroad from
¡Senator
Joseph M. Digon. Montana; president, J. A- Mundy. Vancouver.
Metolius to Prineville. Actual eon
May Arkwright Hutton, of Spokane,
•traction work will begin August B. Senator Miles Poindexter. Washlag-
top;
Oovernor
C.
A.
Aldrich,
Nebras­
’* To secure the road the people Of Prine­
two women delegatee to the Baltir
ville, and Metolius have agreed to su b ka; Governor R. S. Veeeey. South
mere convention, was mads vtee great t
scribe for |10fi.0M to six per cent Dakota; P. A. Van Valksnburg. editor
dent
of the delegation.
of the Philadelphia North American;
Sosas sxettemsnl was created to Sa­ Cetoasil W. C Kllaon, owner and «dto
60M PERB GETS ONE YEAR ' * 8
lem by the discovery of a human skull, or of the Kansas City Star; termer
Richmond
Pearson,
half eaten la a kettle of quicklim e. In Japgrfisssiisn
North
Carolina;
William
R.
Prender­ Re-Trisl of Cehtempt Oner Seeutto to
the top of the Gray building. Patches
▼he Same Finding.
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of hair and bloodstains fire still cling­ gast. Hew York; James B. Garfield,
Washington.—Samuel O o m p e n , ’
Ohio;
William
Allen
White,
Kansas;
ing to the bona and Indented to the
president of the American Federation i
forehead is a piece of le a d b a k in g th p Gifford Plnchot, California; Judge
of Labor, was sentenced to one year I
Dea
B.
U
ndsey.
Colorado;
Mathew
nppeerance of a flattened bullet. - v l
to toll tor contempt of court by J u b .
That a winery majR ha established to Hale. Massachusetts; George L Rec­ ties Daniel Thew Wright of the Dto.
ord,
New
Jersey;
Charles
JL
Thomp­
Douglas oounty, even though that Is a
trtet of Columbia supreme court.
dry county, was held by Assistant At­ son, Vermont; Colenel F. C. Carring­ Morrison, secretary of the federattoa,
ton.
Maryland,
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torney Oenaral Crawford to reply to
was sentenced to six months to Jail :
aa inquiry eant by B. C Flab, of Port­
for the earns offense
< i
Joint
Maneuvers
to
he
Intensive.
land, to Secretary Olcott. Thia to with
*• John Mitchell, also found guilty fit
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—President
Tatt
has
the proviso, however, that thd wins
sent s . special message to congress oontempt to the proceedings gvbwlng
reeem aendlng the Immediate ,sppro '< out of the publication to ths Amdrtean
priatfcg o< BUM,Mfi Bor rise a f the Fsderntionist of the name of thy Book
war department to the Joint mnneuv- Stove A Range eompaay of S t Loelh,
era of the regular army and the am In hn •unfair list.” wan ns< JNteteS te c
oourt. and his ssatonse was deterred:
tlonal guard next month.
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ESM O N D HOTEL
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lm*t h worth trying
fo, the absolute si i certeto relief you’ll
get? Sold by Mo Pharmacy.
O scar A mdkbsok , Manager.
•H pk.V rU t ,nd MorrUon fits. Portljnd, Or»,on
Tbl, sonitnons is Served api
w e«k|v tu w»i » n e f e t
pabhHbed b bbernjat
peb l te a ti-n
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MONK
‘ Free Buss to and from T rains. R ates
•A 0 C , 76c, >1.00, |1 .6 0 , >2.00« E uropean
plan, x Sherm an C ou n ty headquarters.
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Depot. Courteous Treatm ent, Clean
Beds and Table th è best the m a rk e t w il l
afford.
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fireen ApMe, Destroy» Vetch psUM Linn County Sock Crushsc Mfewn Up
Monmouth —In the vicinity of Buena
Lebanon.—One f if the Lina nonary
Vista and other parts of the Lookte rock oruahera waff blown u» by dyna­
mute river valley, south of this «tty, mita on the county rood about oevsa
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C all Dell«,
O. R. A N . Local Traini
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R ailw ay T ioke
office in th e Lobby.
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E n tirely new , con ven ien t t o business.
Clean beds, ahd table the best th e m arket
w ill afford. P rices reasonable.
Com -
m stcia l trade ¿olioited.
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