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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-17
sm snfti4iff.

Srutcmb alem Stnrm uno Sinh.
Ilirst man ianienS bemtc;
Mit Scm Quftihiff pfcileeidtuimb,
nnh lit, Ell man iih bciiunt
9lmf in bu6er Wcite.
Sad ben @plfen lit n,aii balo
ltnS ihmebf fiber Sergen;
untru liesen Staht unb @aib,
an iplb' wiu5igcr Weitalt,
@ic bciupbnt NON Siuersen.
ltuh bod bier and in Der sob
an BEN Mctlcrmccr,
M,afnt ,ucldj' @unoer Maa aud feb'
limb hes Curtis mnb Smusersz gSeb
g(n bic Grocnfdlucre.
9pdl gum Slide babem ipir,
9ieies midt ucrgeiien;
limb mir baben nit unS bier,
lluIcr idbnes 9pne Star Sier,
tlub aud, ipas sum riien.
limb 10 In Der 9iiftc Meid,
@iro cs mpbl mms mitnnen;
Senn Elm Bier, bak bteien sleib
Gp an Mals nnb Sopfen reid,
0Sirh niht Ieidt sefHnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-17
gsroiente snerfennums.

Stol5er, oils ouf ben Gonamaf !
nal ielblt fonnen Die Ser. Staatell
auf Die @eiunobeitgauitanoe iein,
Die iie auf Dem BON altersber be.
riihtisten Sitbn1us eingefibrt nn>
aufredt erbalten boben. @ls oie
5r~an5oien ben aanal 81 bouen Der
Indten, mar Die @anoeage BON go
llanla ourd oas eeI6c Sieber 10
perpeItet, oaB mebr als 10000 Sn-
genieure ur1o Mrbeitcr Der Seudc
erIaaen. gs lpar unter oieien I'm
itdnoen fraglidk Of oas ltnterneb-
men miiroe gu gnoe gefmbrt mer-
ocn fonnert, ielbit menn iif. Die noti-
gen @eIomittel auitreiben lieBen.
0a6er madtcn. iib Die Ser. 5taa-
ten niht eber an oas @~usgrabungs~
uerf, ols Big iie e~eeignete @orfeb-
rllngen CUR gefompfung oes gel
ben Siebers unb mnoerer tropiider
Seuben ~getroffcn batten. 9iele
Masregeln baben iih 10 auBeror-
soentlih benabrt, oaB ielbit in ben
S~afenltdoten Colon uno Banana,
Die nod inter Der 8ermaltlng elm
beimiider 8eb0rben iteben Die
Sterbiidfeits5iffer iest nieoriser lit
als in pielen gleih sroBen 5taotell
in unierem eieenen 2an0e, ulo 6ab
s,auf Dem streifen1 Die @eiuno-
beitsperbdltniiie geraoe5u p~or5Mglid)
limo. Somit bat Die amerifaniide
@iiienidaft BEN 9emeis geliefert,
oaB Ole i1limmlten 9~ropenlanoer
nidt nllr b~epobnbar, ion6ern io-
go gang u~ligefabrliH gemaht per-
oen f0nnen.
Erosoem perluden einige 2eute
nod INNER sic ginridtuns zines
nationalen Geiunobeitsbiiros gu
bintertreibpm, Dos sic in ben Ser.
Staaten miitenoen Gel,hen, inter
oenen Die sdminoiuft uno Die
Qungententaiinouns obenan .iteben,
ebenlo erfoIsreih befdmpfen wiiroe.
Omar lit oas eelbe Gieber peoer
ourt bomdopatbiide DOZEN, mob
ourd @ebetbeiler aug Banana per,
trieben moroen, lonoern onrh Die
meoi5iniide @iiienidaft inn glnoe
nit Ser bafteriolosiiden Soridung,
ater Dos mad)t auf Die ymooerner
gdulen", mie Der Senator Wortb
Die anrpfuifer nennt, nitt ben
g~eringiten @inorud. 9agegen fins
oen in ben iuolifen Shweiterre-
publffen Die Grrunsenidaften oes
amerifaniiden @eiites ifranfenloie
Mnerfennung. 8ielc Stqote in gra-
iilien baben bereits Die Wetbooen
nadaeobmt, oie in Banana iop u
rie in auba angemenoet woroen
Iuno, nno Die fileniihe Gegiernn3
mil iogar in @aibington oas De
iud itellen, oaB ibr einiee Der ome-
rifanilden Sadperltdnoigen ilber-
loIien meroen, Die nuf Der @anoen'
ae 10 iegensreih gepirft baben.
@enn aber oereinlt oas gel6e 5ta-
Der ans eollS amerifo perldmunoen
fem miro, 70 lueroen permutlih
oie .,Gbriition ieientiit" behaupten,
boB cs bon icIbit a,fgebort bat.
6. q.
G;,o Roao o%u.thnre1 III oft
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@as seraner Iieben

if ein ferniges, robltites 2e6en,
nad Susb Saaman BON Gan @n-
tonic. Ct fhreibt: u@ir erfennen,
onB Or. Sings Stem 2ife 8ias
uel,es 2eben uno 1telle @nergie Il.
cine 8erion brinsen, Meine Sral
uno id balten iie fir Die beitel
piaen." @usge5eidnet fir Magen
aeber ooer Nieren Storungen. 2dn
in alien Mpotbefen.
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Sau.G rlan6nisideime.

g. 9obrbers, @eratlberungen, Smfe
@berrp Ctr; $500.
Charles 8eder, 5tuei B%obnbauier.
&ortb Ctr; $3.50.
6. G%ppenbeimer, @erduberunsen.
Weit Commerce Ctr; $500.
Gus. S6ran,nt, @e16dftsbnlis
Grapion Ctr; $4,000:
Gus. Sroebel, Sad, Maoiion Ctr.
$500.
Gan Mntonio Mabiue auo Supply
Company, spei 5diier, Oifsgrodetl
Ctr; $500.
Gan Mntonio Madine anb~ Snpplp
60, 9aus nit 5 3inamern, grodet.
Ctr; $3.50.
q. 81. 8en3, tleines 2abeugebailoe
Gun Mareos Ctr; 5000.
George @ier, Sduppen, Sadberr1
Ctr; $50.
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0rmoeisentnms : lte6ertraonnscn

9~arlanbale NeaItg Company al
Sran Sbeo. Ma1enbeimer, @rluabitiia
in Der Sarlanoale gbbition; $500.
Nora Sbomas ail @alter q. Gebr
@rurbItiid ali Der 6outb Slipe Ctr.
1910.
s. q. @epe unb Srau an 6. U
Gliben6n6 II. a., 0rul0Itiiu in Del
MooeIiene serrace, alamo 9eigbts
$1,000.
Mrs. @iccnta @bmunbs an aueui
Q~imburger, @rlinbltid an Scr Nooie
BELT Ibe.; 81 II. u.
Sarris 6. gbbp, bnr1 S6eriff, al
| MeDer SrieSmnn, @runbifiid III De.
Milionfielb Suboibiiion $1,000.
Otto 8altersbprf mo Srau al Mm-
nc Rand, @ruuloftiid an Der 8ictorid
Ctr.
S. q. McqsfiI an Gtto $. wefins.
@runoitiid i'll Columbia 0ei8bts,
$40 II. q.
@. q. Soder an 8. 9. Soder,
@rlulbitiid an Der Mifion Ctr; $500
II. q.
9erbert q. 8uob all 86eo B.
SriebridL @rlnnbltiid am Gait 8aiue
inston Ylaee; $1,000.
g. 6. gerrD an 8. s. g~1riitopber.
grlnbitiid in Der @ibels' aooition;
$1,000.
gomonO 81. sfiuner Ii. u. an Sobll
8. SippIe, @runoitid i'll ber Sonth
5eigbts Mooition. $500.
Soiepb %. Maooor, uSubltituic
gruitse", an Sobn 8. 5ippIe, @rilnos
it'd in Sputb 9eigbts; $75.
Moia Sdemmel ny 20. @. Girf<
patrid. @runoifiid I'M Mlamo Seigbts,
$3.50.
6. s. aamm All stt. 0feb. s. @.
CHAIN, @runoftid oil Der ganf Ctr /,
5000.
George @Oerner an q. z. Eoipns
ieno, @ruilbitiid iii Gait gnoletpooo,
5000.
$. II. Mbapins uuo @. %. Mcguis
ten eitpssIod ~; sa415'
q. s. 8lefe lao g. 8. Gliett an
Srau q. ~. @eit. @runbitiid an Der
purceu Ctr, 8ef 2auret Seigbts;
$115.
8. 8. gleiie uno 6. 8. Gliett IN
SRI. MbrtIe Dilfinion, Grunbitiid III
Weit Qaurel 9eiehts; $t10.
6. .. 6ranf unb Sralr an Nobert
uno Marguerite Brnnnnn, @rumofiid
an Der Mbe. s., $48. 900.
90. 8. gri6gen all @m. Oobroipofsfl
un6 Mug. g. YroG, Gruubltiid OH hef
Welt gommerce CTR, $5010.
$. G. SiIhebrano an NIbiu Seibel,
Grun6ftiid an Der Spruee Strabe;
S487.50.
s. IS. geters Ii. g., burd @berifL
an g. 81. @iIfon, @runoftiid in neueif
gith<Blod 1891; $86.52.
Midael Mittimdrll IL. q. all Sbere@
la WecSntoSb, @runoitiid All Der Gdc
Der Gafota u,io South 3adberrb Ctr;
$2450.
8. 81. Megaslin Ii. o., burd Sberiff,
an Meber SriebninlI, @rinbItiid in Der
9ittmnr< Nooition; $1,000.
9. s. Mauermann ali W. Sol,ns,
Grunoltiid au Der Ode Der @oliao mo
Walnut Ctr, $500.
gilbert Stebes all Balter q. 2e9s.
grunoitiid an Der Yaul Ctr; $1,000.
q. 8. Qodbart, burd Sberiff. al,
Mu6oIpb Waurer, Wrlrnbitiid i'm neltel!
gitbS0Iod 1923; $3.50.
Erau grne5t Celse al 81. g. Sneram,
@rnnbitiid an Der Yeean Ctr; $3.50.
8. 90. unb Nlice Eremblett an Gill
bers9 eutihs SSarratt 0ompai,l. @runo'
Stiid in 8ina gofa; $40 Ii. q.
8m unb Mnrb Semmel all S. n.
Go6ges uno Winiam 6. gngle, Grunos
Hiid in Der Ulnoftone Nbbition; $1,000.
Mbolpb s. 2udenbah II. u. an gnrl
5hoh, @runbftiid im Icucn Gitps8lod
1884; 3640.
5enrp Strube NIB Srau an 6. q.
Ser, 267 Mder Qanb, $17.355.
Senrb unb gmi( gfmenborf an do
9onis @reaff, @runoitiid in Columbia
0eiabfs; $50.
gbpin garolus uno Srau. burt
| Gleriff an Mar @aeb @rnubffiid Ill
Der Mui8 Ctr, $1,000.
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3uihueioe. nnb Wabnnterridt.

gidert oie 3ufunft gurer So6ter;
fart lie oas Naben muo 3uidneioen
erIcrncn. Infer lfnterridt umtdkf Ieoe
@inse[6eit. 8obnln9 NM volt Tas
Musip6rtige. 443 9its@ommeree Str.
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Yr6mien>oiferte
Gin Dcrietlae an mniere SremnSe.

Ga es nms nnmlaidJ lit, aae 9ntrite mbs Counties Ss Staates
bmrdb NeirnSe bearbeiem SIT lanen, mnkten mir auf anSere lfutel 5nr i'm
uer arDferen @erbretnng nnieres Giattes Tnnen nnb mir TmS SIT oEt
Gntdlmf eefommen, anne6m6are Eramien fit nene &bpmmenten, Die nus
engefdtft iuerbea, ans5uteeen.
gr plamen n1t Die geramialtuns zines iosenannten &pnefes, hi,
er bi ensliden 3eitnusen ablid ii, ipnbern mir moaen bnrd Nns5ablnmg
einer l6eralen GpnnmiHion Jreiuiaise aniuer6en, oe pbe beonSere Ma.
be nmo gnfrenguns fb cine Ne6enenmabme sm berfdaffen iunnidem.
gu beiena 3mede offerierrm mir fir ieSen Sabresa6onnenten eue
aommH1ton pn 1, eimem 9oIfar 9as &pbenbat Der u5reie
grede fir seras" funet So per Sabr. gesen Ginienonas pon s10O ner.
Sen mir air. bas glat an irsenb cine inns anfsese6ene MoreHe ihidem.
NNir 10 Mbonnenten cine Grtra Srdnit uDn 2.5O III yaar.
Slit Il AbDnnenten eintJ Grtra : yrdnit 10n SS.75 In gaQr.
NNir 20 Mbonnenten eit Grtra yrdnit Dn $500 lit Saar,
Slit q Mbonntnten eme Ggra : yrdnit uon S6.25 III yaar.
06ir rmbr alS q MbDnntnten cine Grtra< yrdnie uDn IS III yaar.
Slit ndbr as 50 Nbonntnttn clue G%rtraprdnie u0u SIC ii yaar.
Der @ori@lae lit eimfad nnO ucraanOlid aenns, @er einen menen
minmt, foaeftert $500, erbGIt, rep. bebGlt oaupm einen Collar nnO Ididt
Sen anberen Dollar NIT Ser gcmauen aOreTe bes geteaers elm. Mmkrosm
iMt aer audi nod cine Grtra GrGmhe in MnsTdt, fails Die 3abl boa
sbn Mbonneuten ober oaraber CREDIT miro. Ofeie Ggtra-Tramie fem
Sen mir Sen ba5u Seredtiskn pn anierer Office ans brett
Die liter scnadte Sfferte lit fir Seben I'M teihm 8ebiee oes staa'
ties oiem. seScr fann fd baran behilisen. @r bnten mur gaarpreie
an, hell Glo tuner ieinen @ert fat nnO Sober oaar anidaHen mao faa-
fen fann, mas er aerabe brandt
Mae, os bn oeler Dffer @cbramd5 MAIDEN nnS mnter ben obu
seieatn Seoiasnnsen abpnncnten fit bic u5reie 9reRe fir segas" iam-
melm moden, fno gebehn, id nit Tins nnuersaglid in gerbimonns 81
iken, baait mir linen etuaige semanide ~msfa6ridere amsfnnft erttt
fen fSnnen. Die GaiHnng set Sn geaeaern Oiret uon nnfrsr 81.
flee III. Gieie Cffertc bat MIR Galiafdt Bis snm 81. Sftober.
oTrfie Yrrff fHr seras".
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8enu elm 8afet abeclieferi
Miro, fragen Die Mdoden, Oh es ct.
fpas gum gn5ieben, unb Die ana'
ben, ab es ettpns gum Giien en-,
baltic.
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y II I r II I.
grbidaftsbal6er miro Der ON 10
Septcmber IN Berlin geborene

SER Srit &eriten
biernit anfgeforbert iih ailf oenl
Bureau oes 9aiierlid 9eutifen
aoniuls 81 @alpelton 81 meloen
ODER ieine eenoue aorelie baloiglt
%on5uge6en.
3ugleih iperoen ane 9ieienigem
melde BON Dem gegenpdrtigen Nni'
entbolt oes Sbcngenmuten aennt.
mis- bober, erlltdt, mir bierppn &c.
fGaigit Mitteiling 81 MAIDEN.
@alpciton Ser, 3. 6. Wfai 1912.
Ger 9aiierli6e &onillL
Sdeiot.
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wabl > Nn5eieen.
SIR County
Sic .Sreie 9reiie" lit matoriiier'
Germ J. Frank Gallagher

als aanbibat fir oas gmt bes 5teuer
Solicitors bon 8egar gonntb bel DC.
beborfte6enoen oemofratiiden Erimdr
pnhl ansufiinbigen. {
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Tar County, smminar Prs,lnkt 4.
Sic nSreie Yrele" 1T alltoriller
SSerrn Henry Meyer

ars aanbibot fir bas amt bes gountp
aommiiidr. 4retintt go. 4, in Der be
po~ritebenoen Yrimdriuobl i'm Suli al
snSeinen.
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Cine Neoe a~n5uboren lit oft
id)werer als gu balten.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-17
NEBRASKA
CONDEMNS
ROSEWATER
DELEGATION CLAIMS HE DOES
NOT REPRESENT NEBRAskA'S
VIEWS, AND DEMAND EITHER
CHANGE on RESIGN

Chicago. June n. Repudiallon OF
their national committeeman Victor
Rosewaier. chairman Of the national
committee, because 'he does nol rep-
resent the wishes or Vows Of The RE-
publican party in Nebraska in lhe ae-
llbentlona Of the national oommls-
iee was voted hy the Nebraska dele-
cation today A resolution demnnd'
lng that R0swstof 4dihef ehangs
bis attitude or resign" was amended
principally through the efforts o. D.
T Dnam. Of Omaha. bni strong eoa-
dsmuailon was voiced 10 a substitute
unanimously approved 1he f'lo'
lotion declared
we represent state 10 when 'a'
pepublleans voted Tor iho progress
live pollcIes represented BY Roosevelt
by m oyewhelming majority Inc
Repnbllcaas Of Nebraska have bssn
bnmulated by the chairman Of our
national committee Victor Roaeva'si,
gho ban been personally repndla'ed
hy he Republleans oi the state. We
condemn ana repadiate 10 the strong
tt. .etiona and hereby de-
msod. N ihe name Of me Republican
marty Of our state. tha, be change DE
altitude and lraly represent lhs We
publican party q tho stats q Ns0'aa-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-17

.,,i,,oe and which is believed 10 nave
iii'''e,' l,,a enlargement Of Roosevelt makes
lps , a,as,lon one for the Individual
,.,,,ies ,"o to deal with. The direc.
,J.~'l ,p.a,ior Of United states senators ana
.,,''' .s, presidential preference pI1mar-
u. ,n' are held 10 be absolutely necea- ...,' :
ls' ., Cor tbe welfare of the people. Ine
s,,y pooseyelt sV, Il platform pledges the nee
noo,V'''s D'',,v legislation to carry this out
''11', Tss question Of the direct IesI',a, ia.
ne ,owoyer. is held to be one ior
.s" .,on' .,o,ss themselves. It is declared ca
,ns hs, ''ss,' ,Ssy must solve this problem as
la, ,na, 'u,J .nIts the community affected. ted
lo,' oes' ,lottorm will specifically declare
aD, ga, p,Suy ,5o republican i, party will attempt
'u'' s,ot.tion i, as to methods nel'ner
no no, oit'Io'Jp + make au effort to force one
VIII ,nDity - to adopt methods unsa'- ,.',
',la,orv eommul,'t 10 another community. IN.
e,o ls'ao the plank will declare mus, ~
people. people, 'Is efficient methods to make
l.'. O'o'' coosldered judgement supreme
lne,' ,Seir governmental agents TINS 1,'.
O'e' ,.,.,nis Il was held, must app'
Drlnclp''' 49,. r-,ion but the de-
ans ans are for the states 'ns"''''''
TO decide on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-17
QUARREL
OVER THE
PLATFORM
PROGRESSIVES NOT SAT.
ISFIED WITH R00SEVELTS
PLATFORM AND WILL DEMAND
RECALL, INITIATIVE AND REF
ERENDUM BE STRONGLY EN-
D0RSED.

Chicago, June 1.-THE initiative
referendum and the recall as federal
propositions demanding specific plat
form delineation, have been turned
down by Colonel Roosevelt, In the
tentative draft of the platform which
has been prepared by the Roosevelt
forces, these problems, held to be vi
tai by the progressives in the western
states, have been left out.
Being only mentioned in a general
way, they are endorsed, but the en-
dorsement is SO week that the ultra
progressive leaders are today prepar-
ing to start a general fight for bold
uncomprimising platform statement
on these principals.
The plank as submitted to the COM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-17
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE,l

Chicago, June 17.-Thousands of
men talking of one topic, wearing
channels in their brains with the
constant hammer, hammer Of sin
Gle line of thought, are standing in
the hotel Hobbies today, half hysteri-
cal, with nerves.
It will be the most relief when the
gavel falls tomorrow at the coliseum
and the convention begins.
There are countless visitors here
for the convention, but the ten thou
sand are the men whose fortunes,
enc way or another, are bound up in
the results of this weeks balloting
The lobby of the Congress hotel,
in which hostelry are the Taft,
Roosevelt and Cummins headquar-
ters, today was jammed with hui
manity, and filled with a clamor that
resolved itself into continuous
roar. The same questions, the same
answers were repeated twice a thou
sand times an hour. The tiled floor
is hard on the feet and the delegates
and other politicians shifted weari-
ly from one foot to the other. Yet
they stood to talk, talk, talk from
early morning on.
1t is the same slow moving crowd,
massed together in little groups,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-17

Chicago. June l7.-All talk OF a
candidate on whom the
progressiyes and the Taft men could
unite to heal the breach In the Re-
publican party was shattered today,
The TAFT leaders, after counting
noses, decided that they still hold con-
troll, They accepted the assurance Of
William Barnes, Jr, that he had
enough votes to elect Elihu Root tenn
porary chairman Immediately they
stlffened their lines and prepared to
present united front
Two conventions In the same hall
seem inevitable. The Roosevelt fight
ing men have decided to 30 through
with their program They insisted to-
day that they would 80 right ahead
and nominate Roosevelt and adopt a
progressive platform. They declared
they would 10 u 10 the face OF the
| TAFT delegates. and they will protect
themselves from "strong-arm' meth
dds They viii fight they added lc
take the convention away from the
national committee.
Fears Personal Violence,
Victor Rosewater chairman OF th'
committee, on whom, under the rules
the duty Of calling the convention &c
order rests, has been In consultation
with the Taft men on the committee
Inc has instructed Colonel Bill stone
the sergeant-at-arms Of the convention
THAT he will expect protection 10 'h'
discharge Of his duties. stone has ar
ranged for this. lie declined to dla
ouss what he has done.
"Thls convention Will be condue'e'
40 that the regular representatives 0
1.-The Republican party IN The nation ca'
learry through their work. declares
Stone
II was learned that Stone had Se
lcured what he considered ample 20
Illoe protection. Though the chlcag
~
lcltizeps' committee has had police o.
Ulcers detailed to obey hls inalru'
,tlopa. II an attempt Is made to rus
the platform, and one Is anticipated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-17

tbo corridors Of the hotel, he was
er,luslastcally acclaimed The ma
iorlty Of the delegates seem to Dee
lieye that Bryan will be nominated
a, baltimore and that be is studying
conditions here FIRST hand in order 70
he better prepared for shaping things
in Maryland city
TO the United Press, ho~e"r
pryap renewed his denial that be u
a candidate or that be even haf q
lingering belief that be may named
AGAINST as the Democratic candidate.
ne e,pscts the fight to be between
c,ort and wilson and viii tour The
country for whoever snail be named
Bryan Denies CandldneS
OF want a chance to show how
.oD spbt for Democrat Bryan
s,,d aour convention at Baltimore
..u me- controlled by the progress
Ives The conservatives are al
.,.dv whipped They will cut liil'
aanre in The platform Our platform
I'm NO a model OF breuty and claF
,,g and win express in plain term
~ ,ns, what they may expect when the
---------. 80 - n.vsA1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-17
RESIGNED
POSITION OF
PRINCIPAL
PROF. KIRK LET'S GO BUT HOLDS
JOB UNTIL AUGUST 1-EARL
KIRKPATRIC GETS THE PLACE
A NUMBER OF CHANGES MADE

Professor Robert L. Kirk, principal
of the Salem high school, rendered MS
resignation Saturday night to the
board of education, and Earl Kilpat-
rick, superintendent Of city schools
Of Springfield, Oregon was elected 10
iii the vacancy, which will occur
August !.
In accepting his resignation the
board adopted the following resolu-
ton, which was ordered spread upon
the minutes of the meeting, and tne
clerk was directed to send a COPY
thereof to the retiring principle TO-
wit:
Whereas, Robert L. Kirk, prino'pal
of the Salem high school, has through
his own volition, severed his connec'
tion with this board for the ensuing
year, be It
Resolved That in Mr.. Kinks desire
to discontinue In our service we iooO
an able and faithful employee that we
recognize in him a thorough teacne''
man Of strong executive ability up
right character and possessed ol tioSe
qualities Of leadership which nave
made him the wise and efficient alreo- =
tor of the affairs Of the Salem nlsn
school for the rast three years lua'
in his unselfish devotion to the lll'ei
ests Of parents, teachers and students
he has ever held for fairness Jus'lo9
and impartiality, as to win our NUS
hearty approval, and be It further ,.
Resolved, That Robert l. Nl,N :,
leaves our employ with our full con"
dence and respect, and that we sevel
ally wish for him the greatest degree
Of success in whatever field OF enue''
or he may engage" ~
The long drawn out contest o' ,u' w
selection Of a principal for the nieS s
school now seems to be at an euu @
but fierce word battle began Wnes ,
Directors Miles and Moores a''aoAe -
Continued from Page y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-17
THE PROHIS
NOMINATE
FULL TICKET
HELD HERE SATUR.
DAY WAS EASILY THE LARG-
EST AND MOST ENTHUSIASTIC
EVER HELD BY THE PARTY IN
MARION COUNTY.

The Prohibition party held It's nom
mating convention for Marion coun-
~ at the Salem Commons Saturday
DR.. Davis Errett presided over the
convention, which was easily the
largest and most enthusiastic Pro-
hlbltion party convention ever held
In Marion county Inspiring adj
dresses we're made by Dr. Errett' Mr.
o. A. sullman. candidate for con
gress, and others. Both morning
and afternoon sessions were held.
Especial attention was given to
the discussion Of the tax question
and strong stand was taken in the
platform, which Is as follows
The Prohibition party Of Marion
county, Oregon, in convention assem-
bled al Salem. oregon, on June l0'
1912. expressing gratitude to GOD
Tor guidance in the past recognizing
Him as the author Of all just gov
erGment and seeking His direction IN
the campaign before u.s. makes the
following declaration Of principles
for their platform for 1919,
Declaration Of Principles
The Prohibition party Is the only
truly progressive party as eu-
depced by lts broad platform utter
apees in the past by its 40 years Of
Ipocompromislng preaching and prac'
dslpg of political rlghteousness u
/ As made possible the present PRO
rresslyeo wave and demand for ma.
| gcnd notification In line, there
fore. with such record we declaFe'
For the renewal Of our allfs'
ance to the principles and platform.
a, ,be Prohibition party Of the Jnite'
states and o. the state Of oregon
2 We demand relief from The bur
den Of csoesslyc. unjust and annec
essary taxation,
First by the dismissal Of aIl .'
ore,,ps commissions and OhIcam
BY placing all officials upon a Yea
sonnble Dat salary
pv .aa abolition Of the present e'
tro,aeapt and dishonest method o
,,,lng certain officers 10 addition
,helr regular salaries hTg
.mopn, for clerk and deputy hire fe
o. rdless OF whether such eie'ks 0
deputies are employed or not
And by charging all court eSoen'.
.,0 the c5sts of the care Of GRIM
mails whose crime wal committed u' y
der the Influence Of liql" TO Va
municipality where the liqao' va
sold ......
second. By revision Of inc W.
on, system Of tayation
By exemption Of personal p'oP
ty to the amount Of 500
BY dscontinulng the laha'''n
) mortgage d,
py di.eontlnuIng the Dfe'enl p
/. hate and penalty system Of 'o''',
/. ,ng mYes collecting Only 'b
q ra,s Of Interest upon tax" not 20
\ BY the arst day Of April,
!. and by the adoption Of q ven co
q ,Itered income TAI Ia" ,
= 4 For suffrage to women uDon
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