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WCDNKSDAY, JUNK 7, 1
THE a O. P. CONVENTION
THE EYES ot the natloa are cen
tered upon Chicago, where today
there convened the two divisions of
what unlll four years ago waa the unit
of the republican party, but which has
been badly split up since then oa ac
count of that fatal bolt ot one Theo
dore Roosevelt and his followers, aa a
result ot the nomination of one Wil
liam Howard Taft as the republicaa
candidate for president A reaatoa of
the repaMlcaaa to ahaoat a certalaty,
for the woeful condition of the coaatry
brought about aa a result of taa spUt
and the resultant democratic victory,
has brought home to evefrtae bolters
the necessity of a ataad to restore eaa
dltlons'to animal.
Note wa aay "almost certain' la re
ferring to the possibility of a reaaJoa.
This word "almost" Is aaed for a rea
son, the reasoa la this case betag the
reason, for the formattoa ot the pro
gressive party la ltll Theodore
RoosereK.
Roosevelt's whirlwind campaigning
proves that he would like the presi
dency. The attltade of tea progres
sives, upon the eve of the reunion with
the republican party, is that it Roose
velt Is not nominated they will aaala
pat a third party la the acid, aad seek
again to disrupt the Grand Old Party.
This Is hardly the attitude Biblical au
thority ascribes to the Prodigal Son,
and it Is hardly likely to gala Its
point, for the determination of these
tmllmoosers to return and either "rale
or ruin" the party they deserted la a
naff four years ago, lads scant eosa
mendatioa over the aattoa.
The people waat Charles K. Hughes
as president They have eadoiaad his
candidacy without waiting for him to
announce himself as a candidate, aad
they will elect him by a Mg majority If
he is nominated. The old line politi
cians have tried la vain to divert this
flood of popularity, bat to ao avalL ao
they are beginning to acquiesce to the
will ef the people, aad consequently,
every day's news from Chicago has
been showlng'the Hughes sentiment la
creaalag among the delegates.
' Roosevelt aad his followers aay
bolt the party again, bat this win make
little difference. The voters waat
Hughes, the man demanded by the peo
ple, not the politicians, and they win
elect him, too, ao matter Into how
many pieces the republics s. .party Is
rent
FORTY MILLIONS WASTED
T"HE pork-laden rivers aad harbors
m Mil has passed Um house. Reams-
ucaa senators, mace a futile effort
through the eae of a alibastar, to aliav
mate some of toe more notorious of Its
"pork" provisions. It to rarely that oat
of the degenerate depths to which
ocratic statesmanship has
voice of protest to heard from wKhla
the party, guch a worthy exception to
the general rale should not
commended. Senator Tillman of South
Carolina has this to say oa the rivers
ana naroors wu. wucn, aniens the re
publican filibuster succeeds, win
add 140,000,009 more to the debts In
curred by the Wilson administratien:
"We need the money somuch for
more Important things that It to crim
inal, to my mind, to hesitate for one
moment or discuss tbto aOl at an.
Think of It Forty mlllioaa dollars to
be wasted and taxes to be heavily In
creased. That forty millions would
buy two battle-erslsers. I believe the
nation needs more, a thousand-fold
more, two modern up-to-date battle
I cruisers than It does or can possibly
need, or be benefltted by, this forty mil-
lions for rivers and harbors. If this
bill does pass, I pray God the presi
dent will veto It"
Within the next few weeks, Wood-
row Wilsoa will have ample opportun
ity to demonstrate the sincerity of his
high professions of lofty statesman
ship. President Wilson eaa use the
veto on the notorious "pork" of the
rivers and harbors bill as well as that
of the Hay military NIL BatWoodrow
Wilson to essentially an aspiring poli
tician; for that reasoa the coaatry
should not expect too much.
Scattered Shots
NOW THAT Fourth of July to ap
proaching women are getting more la-
dependent Just let them gat Into
Teddy Witt Support Gourd Wood,
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NEW YORK. June 7. The talk ef
Major General Leonard E. Wood as a
repablican uandidate for president has
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of the new stammer dads, with shortest-
ed skirts, assd they doat give a rap
which way thte wind blows.
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FLEETS ifAY COME, and fleets
may sink, bat .at Verdun blood Sows aa
forever.
CONSIDERSITO THE, performances
of the psst three .years) It's not diffi
cult to understand -why the symbol of
the democratic party Js the Jackass.
DO YOU NOTICE the number ot
tourists' automobiles la JDaaMth Falls
these 'days?
DTO SOMEONE ASK:
Hllles? (
"Who la ainss
Chauncey M. Oepew, the original af
ter dinner mint of pouted paragrapas.
Is at the conventi'xm with a aew spring
suit and all his glgwy. Depew to 88, aad
undoubtedly has Jeeea an Invited guest
at more dinner parties than aay other
American, yet h sever went to a sin
gle one of them without taking his
mutton chops
Ex-Represeatattve "Farmer" 'Cocks
of New York Is In Chicago to see
about the whole btuiaeas. He's a aefga-
uor of T. R.'s doira Oyster Bay way.
aad being a Qaaker, ha aad Teddy
wrangle Informal!)' about preparadaess
over the back fessjia.
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CalifemlaOrtyoai Fewer Company. Location ef principal piece ef Business,
j San Francisco, California
NOTICE T' ere to delinquent upon the following described stack, oa
account of Assent meat (No. 4) levied on the 18th day of April, 1918, taa
several assoaataiset opposite the names of the resDecUve.saareaolders, as
follews:
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Mercantile Trust' Compaay of Baa Itaaetoco, Trustee JIH
Mercantile Trust 'Compaay of Baa Fraaetooo, Trustee .J97
Mercantile Trust Compaay of Baa Francisco, Trustee 8M
Mercantile Trust 'Compaay of Baa Francisco, Trustee JH
Mercantile Trust- Compaay of Baa Fraacisco, Trustee .4M
MercanUle Trust. Compaay of Baa Fraacisco, Trustee ,.401
Mercantile Trust Compaay of Baa FraicUco, Trustee .401
Mercantile Trust. Company of Baa Fraaetooo, Trustee .408
Aad la acco rdsace with law andaaorder of the board of directors made
on the 18th day of .April, 1919, so away shares of each pared ef such stock
as may bo neosspwy will be sold at the office of the company,. number,191
LeldesdoiC strtt, Stsa Fraaetooo, Callforals, oa Tues4ay;-Jaae SO, 1911, at
the boar of 11 o 'cloak aooa ef said day, to pay deliaqneat sasesimeat, thsre
oa, together wit easts of advertietag aad expeases ot taa sals. , .
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THE EVKN1N0 HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OWBOON
MAJOR QBNBRAL LBONARO B. WOOD
reached the ears of Roosevelt, aad to
him it sounds good. This latermatlon
to brought by two recent visitors at
Oyster Bay.-
CHEERING STUNT
STARTED IN '80
WOMAN WITH A FLAG WAS FIRST
USED' TO START OBMONSTRA
TION BRYAN 0NC8 CHEERED
FOR HOUR AND A HALF
CHICAOO, Jane 7.Tae
convention of ISM waa the arst
which a woman psetatsr wag
to f orce a deaKSMtratloa by braadiaa
ing a flag "and "shouting a jfaanJdate
name. The same ruse has beea aaed la
practically every coaveatloa of both
parties sisce.
History records thai taa I860 repuhl
licaa convention cheere4JSlaJae's name
9b miauies ana araajr. a? . sajsanaa,
This was the first "wag dtotsaae"
cheering record.
Demonstrations in coaveatioas since
that time have frequently eoatlaued
for 45 and' 60 minutes aiad, indeed, In
1908, at the democratic' coaveatloa.
Bryan's admirers cheered aad applaud
ed the Nebrsskaa for.'aceriy aa hoar
and a half.
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According to these men, Roosevelt
has voiced his intention of supporting
General Wood for the republicaa nomi
nation if his name is seriously could
ered by the convention delegates.
DRINK HOT WATER
IF TOO DESIRE A
wttocownjoacm
To look one's best aad feel 0800 bast
is to enjoy aa Inside bath each morn
ing to flush from the system the previ
ous day's waste, sour for
aad poisonous toxins before it to
sorbed into the blood. Just
when It buras, leaves behind a certala
amount of incombustible material la
the form of ashes, so food aad driak
token each day leaves la the sllmsa
tary organs a certala amouat of ladl-
gestlble material, which if act ellmlaat-
ed, form' toxins aad poisons which are
then sucked into the blood through the
very ducts which are iateaded to sack
In only nourishment to sastaia the
body.
If you waat to see the glow of healthy
bloom in' your cheeks, to see yoar skia
get clearer and clearer,1 you are told to
drink every morning upon artolag, a
glass' of hbt water with a teaspooaful
of limestone phosphate la It, which to a
Harmless means or wasalag the waste
material aad toxins from the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans
ing, sweetening aad aarifyiag taa en
tire alimentary tract, before putting
more food Into the stomach.
Men aad women with sallow skins,
liver spots, pimples or palid complex
ion, also those who wake up with a
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath,
others who are bothered with head
aches, bilious spells, acid stomach or
constipation should begin this phos
posted hot water drinking, aad are as
sured of very .pronounced results In
one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate costs very little at the drug store
but Is suffleleat to demonstrate that
juHt as soap and hot water cleanses,
purifies aad freshens the skla oa the
outside, so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the Inside organs.
We must always consider that Internal
ssalUtion to' vastly more Important
than outside cleanliness, because taa
skla pores do sot absorb Impurities
Into the blood, whUe the bowels pores
do. Adv,
Herald
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Ctossifled Aaa briag re-
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Western Women to See
That Wo men Get Right
Uuitetl I'rvAH tiorvlce
CHICAOO. June 7, Women voters
will have the balance ot power In the
West In (ho coming campaign, and
'will ute It to force candidates of all
tuirties to pledge themselves to equal
.suffrage.
' 9o said Mlsn Maud Younger, tempo
imy chairman, In the keynote speech
jut the wonmn'd patty convention here
today.
"Klectlbna In tlio West are close,"
Vlio said. "Four yearn ago an avorage
of 7.6 per cent of the voto would have
chnnsed thu result. Ilut whether the
mnjorltlcs tiro hundreds or thousands,
we moan that In the coming campaign
those hundreds or thousands shall be
the women voters.
PREVIOUS REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS ANO WHAT THKV OIO
Date Place
18C Philadelphia..,
) 1860 Chicago
1(64..
Baltimore .....
18(8.
1173..
...Chicago
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...Philadelphia
1876..
...Cincinnati
...Chicago ...
..Chicago
1880...
1884...
1888
1898...
1896..
1900..
1904...
....Chicago
..Minneapolis
8t Louis ,
.Philadelphia.
1908
1912,
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Court for City's
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United Press Service
NEW YORK, June 7. A night court
where wage earners eaa secure the
prompt settlement of suits Involving
smsll sums will be opened In this city.
It will be held hereafter four times
each week, on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays, from A to
11 p. m. Branches will be established
In the various boroughs aa needed.
This aid for persona who can Isast
afford to suffer from the law's dslays
was finally secured without the pass
age of a bill from Albany, which would
make It mandatory. Mayor MItchel
rccognlt ed that the authority to set up
tuoh acourt waa already vested In the
bourd'of Justices.
Directly the judges took definite ac
tion to provide the court for all the
boroughs the mayor vetoed the Albany
bill. There' are enough justices to di
vide the work In such manner as s)ull
prevent the extra duties from weigh
ing too heavily oa them.
The aew court may greatly lacrsase
respect for the law by emphasising Its
readiness to serve the poor man, for
whom Its lengthier processes are pro
hibitive. White Pelican Hotel
day from 1J to 1:30, mer-
lunch, 40c. Mt
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chant's
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"Tht
women's warty lias i.u r...
dates, ahd but one plank-thx enfrs.
cblsement of American women through
an amendment to the constitution Ws
will wait no longer. With nn uncertain
presidential election, knowing our pow.
er and realising our duty, w ,nc, ,uf.
frage first and pledge ounu-Uce to cast
our votes to thu end Hint before this
ar has pasHvd wo umy obtain tb
fedeial amendment cnrrnnchlilni; the
women of the United States."
"The granting of, suffrage to lows
women at this week's election l sn
ot her Indication or tbn trend of the
times," she concluded. "And adds sev
eral hundred thousand women's vote
to our Western and Middle Western
strength, thereby Increasing our power
In the November election."
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acclamation a
.Oraat ........ i
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.Hayes . 7
..Qarfleld ......... 36
Biaiae -..... 4
.Harrison .......... k
.....Harrison ......... 1
McKlnley ....... 1
..McKlnley ,.. ...... acclamstioo
Chicago .....................Jloosevelt .......acclamation
..Chicago ........... ....Taft ............... v.,. I
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, 344 delegates refused to vote
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