Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12

ol MISSOURI, who went into the Ma tlohai Committee with the ever ready pi Ky of SidueY Bieber of tho his. tflc1 cf Columbia. Hadley says he mas come here to fight and intends to stay here for that purpose. He expects to be in the Committee when they reach the Missouri contestants which are of much importance to be oolchel. Hadley is one of the num- efous candidates for temporary chair man of the convention against Root
 Ntll another candidate, and one Who made a lot of trouble for the Tar; crowd, was Jim Watson. of Indiana, Watson is one of he Taft big four" from Indiana seated bv the Taft steam roller Monday.
 Whats the use of wrecking the party" said Watson. We will all have to stay in it and some of Us may want some offices some day. possibly. It we can get rid of this row by nominating Hughes or even Cummlns, let's do it."
 All the compromise talk so far has come first from the Taft side. When Senator Borah was in the depths of disgust after the Commit tee meeting Monday he indulged in little of it himself. but he did not pursue the subject today. It is un- derstood that William L. Ward is another of the few Roosevetians who would listen to a compromise, but Ward will go through as long as the Colonel has a chance.
 After the committeeman, sweating aud tired, lad steamed into the Con- gress fer dinner, the general impress sion was that the day had marked a revival of the Roosevelt hope. The delegates are beginning to pour into town now. and all of them are alarmed at the prospects of nominat- ing a man who will drag the party down to defeat in the fall.
 q am going to run for proba a judge in my town,' said a delegate. q am fer Taft alright, but what good will that do me if he gets beaten. as We all know he will"
 This kind of talk which helped in the Roosevelt result in all the pri- mary states has helped the Colone' today. The steam roller subsequent ly proceedings are now discounting. In other words, the worst is no long CT yet to come for it has already happened.
 More than three hundred West Virginians. headed by Governor Glasscock, will arrive Friday and forn, nuc. aus for this big celebra- ton All the bands that can be hired in three adjoining states will be on the job, and the auditorium will be the theatre fcm the talking, With ample provisions fer overflow meet ;nc, The Ennst,'el spell-blnders including governors, senators and .,lain citizens will take turn in toot- ,ng LID enthusiasm. The meeting will be the first yell in the stampede for which the stage IS being set
 Barnes on the Scene
 Chicago. June 11-On his arrivai today, William J. Barnes, of New York. was commissioned by the Tat forces to defeat Roosevelt. That IS his only task and he can use any methods he desired, even though II $ ultimate effect would be to abandon Taft as candidate. Barnes has peer for Taft only since Roosevelt LOOK the field. but he will now be for hlm as long as there is a chance to hoh'- mate him.
 Heney There Too
 Chicago, June 11-iFrancis d. Hehev inc fighting prosecutor from the Fa- cific Coast. was one of the interesting figures in the hotel lobby today lie was photographed and lnterVlewe" SD often that he almost lost his gooa natured smile that he brought wi'' him from Frisco.
 "1 hear the Committee intends to throw out the entire California deie- o.tion." he said, "but don't thihK they have the nerve. They're pre''y had but surely they wouldn't dare
 tho+ far Even the Taft suppors-