The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-09-12
He WILL SWING
AROUND CIRCLE
Governor Wilson to Campaign by
Weekly Trips.
COL. ROOSEVELT IN PORTLAND
Progressive" Republicans Are Vic
torious in Colorado Primaries and
Indications are That Stewart
Is Nominated for Governor.

North Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. IL
Special: Governor Wilson while
changing trains here today announced
he would make weekly campaign trips
from now on until election that he
would start out on Monday, switch
around the circle and spend Sunday
at home with his family. He spent
the day in Jersey City and will leave
for Syracuse tonight, will speak at
Syracuse tonight. He will speak at
the state fair and later talk to the
democratic state cenral committee.
He is expected to tell Murphy that
Dixon should not be renominated for
governor.
Roosevelt in Oregon.
Portland, Ore, Sept. 11.-Special /:
Col. Roosevelt spoke of his ideas for
the recall of the judiciary in Oregon
today, where the recall of judges Is
an issue. He was well pleased with
the reception at Seattle and was
warmly welcomed here. He also re-
ferred to the Archbold- Penrose Incl
dent and said Penrose should be re-
moved from the senate. There Is
only one way to be loyal to the re-
publican party of the past" he said,
''and that is to be loyal to the pro-
gressive party of the present. When
] was in power" he continued, 81 used
the constitution to q results and not
as a shield behind which to shield
myself for not getting results. Any
president who is timid or cautious or
weak can always find an excuse for
his not doing things"
Because his throat is in bad condi-
ion, Roosevelt announced today he
would not make five minute speeches
every time the train stopped, but that
he would shake hands, instead, To-
morrow he~wil1 go 10 LIE Grande and
Huntington, Oregon, and then con-
tinue his journey to San Francisco.
Results in Colorado.
Denver, Colo, Sept. 11.-Special:
Progressives of the republican party
swept Colorado in the statewide pri-
maries yesterday. Returns are in
complete, but indications are that
Phillip B. Stewart has been nominal
eL for governor on the republican
ticket and E. NJ Ammons on the
democratic. Progressive candidates
for all other offices were nominated
with them. Governor Johnson F.
Shaffroth and Charles S. Thomas were
nominated for U. S. senate by the
democrats and James H. Brown has
been nominated by the republicans.
The result are close between NJ. d.
Vincent and c. ID. Dawson for the
other place in the senate. Judge Ben
Lindsey was renominated for juve.
nile court judge by the Denver demo-
Gratis.
Warm Endorsement of Taft.
Hartford. Conn, Sept. 11.-Special:
A warm endorsement of the Taft ad-
ministration was the feature of the
platform adopted at the republican
state convention here today The
Taft tariff board is endorsed and the
party is preparing to find the way TO
secure loans on farm property and
TO advance agricultural interest and
TO enact an adequate workmens COM
pensation.
Bryan to Campaign Iowa.
Des Moines. Sept. 11.-Special: w.
j. Bryan will make one of his char
acteristic campaigns through Iowa
early in October, in support of Wood.
row Wilson for president. Word was
received this morning by Chairman
Reed of the democratic state central
committee from the national head
quarters that Bryan would make this
tour and would visit all the large
cities.