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DU1T CAPI Til J0UBITA1, 8 ALEX, 0BEG05, MO'DAT, JOE 17, 1912.
ROOSEVELT
OVATIOfj If
CHICAGO
STORMY RECEPTION OX HIS AR
RITAL SATURDAY SAYS HE
WILL 00 INTO THE COJiYEN.
TION IF KECESSARY.
''The pcop'e will win," began
RooBevelt, as the mob outside quiet
ed down. "We had them with us In
the primaries."
"Illinois, Interrupts One.
lng was started, but the speakers
could not make themselves heard for
the yells for "Teddy." A deputation
was organized and started into the
colonel's apartments, intent upon
getting him to talk. They came out
with the Information that was smil
ingly bandlfd from lip -to Hp, that
Roosevelt was very busy taking a
bath.
George W, Perkins came along
next and got in.
Then came a long line of the
Rooseveltltes. The crowd lingered
hungrily outside and crowded about
the newspaper men as they held up
each one who emerged.
At 6 o'clock the colonel held his
first session with the 'war corres
pondents," treating them to a vitri
olic denunciation of political thieves
I before submitting to any question
ling. Asked whether he was going
!to throw his hat onto the atnen At
"Illinois," interrupted a man in the the conventlon haUand then follow
It, Roosevelt replied:
"He will not go to the Coliseum,
according to our present plans.
There has been no thought of his
taking a seat in the convention un
less unforseen circumstances arise,
but we think that hardly probable,
! THE OPEN FORUM f
The Capital Journal Invites pub- '. '.
lie discussion in this department -
Let. both sides of all matters ; ;
do tuny Drougni oui u is not f
the purpose of this newspaper to f
do the thinking for Its readers. I
crowd,
"Yes, Illinois," replied the colonel
In shrill crescendo.
"We had Illinois 56 to 2. In every
stsite where the people had a voice
we boat our foes two to one, three to
one and In some places eight to one.
The people have spoken, and the pol
iticians living and dead will be made
to understand that they are the ser
vants and not the masters of the
rank and file of tho Republican
party."
The Roosevelt boomers from Cali
fornia were in the audience, 100
strong. They carried their banner,
with the legend:
"California refuses to try title to
properly before the thief who stole
it"
"Sot Itftter Than Thief."
"Look!" exclaimed the colonel,
suddenly, "at the California banner.
The receiver of Btolen goods is no bet
ter than the thief."
The colonel paused again to let It
sink.
"This has come to be a naked fight
for honesty against dishonesty. For
honesty against theft. This is not
faction fight. This is a contest be
tween the people themselves and the
professional politicians, representing
all that Is worst In the corruption of
business and politics. The people
are stronger with us now than they
were before. We have many who
were against us, who Joined us now
In protest agalnnt theft.
"The thieves shall not win. The
people shall be victorious."
Ills speech through, the colonol re
entered via the window again, and
once more the crowd charged for
ward, engulfing him. He hustled In
and the guard resumed its place.
All Yell for "Teddy."
Across the hull, in the Florentine
room, an Impromptu Roosevelt meet-
Kick on Billboards.
Ed. Journal: I have lived in what
was hitherto a beautiful suburb of Sa
lem. Now it is no longer bo, because
it is disfigured by a billboard set di
agonally across three vacant lots, hid
ing our view and staring us In the
faces. My neighbors feel as I do
to
I about it. How would the merchants
I never announce what I will do,llke to nave us build a billboard in
my political opponent until after .Wilson avenue staring at their resi-
I have done that."
Colonel Roosevelt's reception en
route to Chicago began long before
daylight. Both at Syracuse and
Rochester several hundred persons
waited at the stations in the wee
hours for him, but he was asleep,
and did not know of their presence
until this morning.
As he neared Chicago, his recep
tion Increased In warmth. At Elk
hart, Indiana, several thousand per
sons heard him attack the national
committee from the rear platform of
the limited.
"The fight is on and we are in It
to stay," he declared, and the crowd
applauded.
Leaves Dinner to Speak.
At South Bend, Indiana, and La-
Forte he left an unfinished dinner to
stick his head from the vestibule of
the car, and make brief speeches.
Several hundred persons waited at
both places while at numerous small
towns along the w.ay small crowds
had assembled to cheer his train.
Colonel Roosevelt and party trav
eled in a compartment car and the
former president was the object of
much curiosity on the part of pas
sengers who took every care to ar
range their dining hours so as to be
In the same cor with the colonel.
Roosevelt Is to he "protected from
his friends while In Chicago," Sena
tor Dixon declared tonight.
"We propose to keep the colonel
locked up tight in his room provid
ed he'll stand for It," said Dixon.
"The colonel will have a strenuous
time seeing the principal workers of
the campaign without indiscriminate
receptions to all of those who wlh
merely to shako hands and wish him
good luck."
Following recommendations made
by the state board Secretary of State
Olcott will Monday have bookkeepers
at the various state Institutions make
a tour of all of them and inspect the
system of bookkeeping used in each.
Realizing that many advantages
would flow from the adoption of a
uniform system in all of the Institu
tions, Governor West some time ago
expressed himself in favor of it, and
the state board passed resolutions in
structing the secretary of state to take
steps looking to its adoption. Each
institution now has its own system of
TVnlr in Trrto-nJnpn. uuuniieeping, aim 11 is ior me pur-
Ordinance No. 484 makes it unlaw- I)ose of examining them all and tak
ful for any p"-son or persons to use ing from each the best features and
water for irrigation during the exist-' combining them in one system that to
ence or continuance of any fire to .,,,,,. , . , ,,t ,, ,,, ,
which the fire department of Salem (lay,8 viBit tj tl,e lll8tltlltln8 w111
may be called. Any person or per-1 ma('e-
sons violating this ordinance shall be The governor also feels that unl
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor nd , formlty in the keeping of accounts
upon conviction thereof shall be pun- -v....,, Ua ,.,.,,, ,, ,,
lined by a fine of $2.50 for the first i"ld be Ca, l ied t0 the countles and
offense and $5.00 for each subsequent cltles ln the state' He wiu not- how
offense. .ever, at the present urge this, but at
Immediately upon the return of the a later date will take the matter up
fire department to its quarters, a long L.M. ... . ,, ,, ,
blast of the fire whistle will be given wlth the C0UDty and clty otflcluls of
to Indicate that the fire is ont andtlle stnte- Ry the adoption of a unl
that Irrigation may be resumed. This form system in the Institutions It Is
dences? They would not allow it a
moment, but our open spaces are to
be used to get them trade. I wonder
If they think how many people they
offend, and who every day in the year
mentally indulge ln profanity at the
staring billboards with Durham bulls
and other loud pictures? Those who
are not offending a destroying the
beauty of the neighborhood are won
dering whether such advertising real
ly gets them any bus'ness.
SUBURBANITE.
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ANA Tm v avu r
Notch COLLAR
Plantar of iiaapaca. ISc. 2 (of 23c
Clmrtt, PrahoJf ft Compur, Waken, Tnr, H. T.
WILL ADOPT A
HEW SYSTEM OF
BOOK KEEPING
must be strictly adhered to.
LOUIL LACHMUND, Mayor
6-8-tf
Man Coughs and Breaks Bibs.
believed that much money can be
saved, which Is now being paid out to
experts. The governor also favors,
when the system is carried to the
counties, the creation of an account
ant, whose duty it would be to Inspect
the books of the state and Its counties.
After a frightful coughing spell a
man ln Neenah, Wis., felt bad pains
in bis side and his doctor found two
ribs had been broken. What agony t lie would work under the secretary of
lt. mm; inbw LMscovery wouia nave Btate
suveu nun, a lew teaspooniuis enas
a late cough, while persistent use
routs obstinate coughs, expels stub
morn colds or heals weak, sore lungs.
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ity," writes Mrs. Effie Morton, Co
lumbia, Mo "for I believe I would
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used this great remedy." It's guaran
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trial bottle or 50 cent or $1.00 size at
J. C. Perry's.
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Notice Is hereby given that the
county superintendent of Marion
county will hold the regular examin
ation for applicants for state papers
at the Salem High School as follows:
For State Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, June Id,
at 9 o'clock a. m-, and continuing un
til Saturday, June 22 at 4 p. m.
Wednesday Forenoon.
U. S. History, physiology, writing.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Physical geography, reading, com
position, methods In reading, meth
ods in arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon.
Arithmetic, history of education,
psychology, methods in geography.
Thursday Afternoon.
Grammar, geography, American
lltertaure, physics methods ln lan
guage. Thesis for Primary certifi
cate. Friday Forenoon.
Theory and practice, .orthography,
English literature.
Friday Afternoon.
School law, botany, algebra, civil
government.
Saturday Forenoon.
Geometry, geology.
Saturday Afternoon.
General history, bookkeeping.
W. M. SMITH,
County School Superintendent.
6-10-9t
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