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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-26
BRYAN WOULD KILL
THIRD PARTY MOVE
California Governor Says Nomination
Of Nebraskan Would Put Teddy
Out of Business.

Omaha, Neb. June 26.-Although
denying that he had deserted Roose-
velt's third party, Governor Hiram
johnson of California, chairman of the
Roosevelt convention at Chicago, said
yesterday that if Bryan is nominated
for president by the democratic party
at Baltimore, Theodore Roosevelt's
third party will be put out of business.
The governor made this statement
this mornia g at the Union station be-
tween trains, while on his way home
fro mthe Chicago convention.
Governor Johnson denied that he
had deserted Colonel Roosevelt and
emphatically stated that he was unre-
servedly against Taft.
He said that despite the fact that
Taft was the regularly nominated can
didate of the republican party, the
California delegates would vote for the
progressive candidate, provided there
is one in the field on the day of the
formal election.
The leading Roosevelt supporter and
the presiding officer at the convention
held by the colonel after he had bolted,
also said that in his judgment nearly
all the principles contended for by
Roosevelt and Bryan could be subscrib-
ed to by republicans and democrats
alike.
"They are almost identical" said
the governor 1t was suggested to the
Californian that from some appear
ances one might judge that Bryan had
the tiller seat on the steamroller at
the Baltimore convention, an dthat he
was handling the throttle with reck
kless disregard for speed regulations
The governor merely smiled and said
quietly: Il guess the Nebraskan has
not been really ridden out of the party
to the extent that has been claimed
Then returning to his former theme
that Roosevelt and Bryan were advo
eating identical policies, the Californ
ian continued: "The principles fol
which Bryan stands are the principles
for which Californians contend. They
are principles for which they contend
ed where our delegates were elected
at the direct primaries. These dele
gates were pledged to vote for maj
whose principles are progressive, ant
the majorities given by the voters o
California amounted to $4,000. On ac
count of the fact that his principles
are progressive, there is no good rea
son why California republicans shoulC
not be for Bryan. | would not be IL
the least surprised if many of then
should vote for the commoner If HI
should be the nominee"
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Negroes Bolt Old Party.

Clarksville, Okla, June 26.-ln fur
therance of their intention to cut loose
from the republican party in Wagner
county, the negroes of this section
who formerly affiliated with the re-
publican party met here and placed in
the field full county ticket. The lead
ing negroes of the county attended the
meeting including the ministers OF
negro churches at Red Bird, Wagner
and Clarksville. A committee OF
seven to manage the campaign was
named
The negroes of this section have as
serted that the republican party In
eastern Oklahoma, while pretending to
be the friend of the race, used it for
the advancement of the interests OF
the politicians and then threw 1t down
when the negroes asked for their re-
wards. The percentage of the negro
population of the county is sueh that
there is possibility the ticket viii pc
elected.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-26
MULES AND HOUN DAWGS
IN CHAMP CLARK PARADE

Baltimore, June 26.-All sorts of un-
usual features, ranging from "houn'
dawgs" to snow white mules will be in
the Champ Clark parade today.
More than 1000 boosters will be in
line and with them will be Mayor Pres
ton and virtually all the other officials
of the city. But chief interest will not
center in the delegates. For there will
bo the pack of forty real 'houn' dawgs"
from Albemarle county Va, group
of aged members of the Jackson Dem
ocratic Club, the oldest democratic or
ganization in existence, and "Borax
Bill" and his famous team of snow
white mules Well up IN the van Of
the parade, carrying huge Clark
streamers, will march the tallest the
shortest and the fattest delegates in
all Oklahoma.
1 Miss Geneyieye CLARK. daughter of
the speaker, was ono OF the most unos-
tentatious visitors at the Clark head
quarters this afternoon, 5Ee CAME Ill
rect from Washington but her trip was
lsemewhat eyentfal Tass es she was
leaving home she fell doRs stairs and
her frightened e Gig eaeeavoref to
persuade her to abaae0r or zip, but
she insisted on coa're. sd srrlved at
the headquarteig s,-d ag lad unhurt
The buttoa d.g;,t-.sss c.l not
know her d We eise s'-r1 for the
smalIest Wit - I'll they
/ treated her as tIoNen sa" l,li3i;t be
Ia lukewarm sd s~2rt 'sasa Trey dis
lowered who ste wse ieanced
in body fad ae.ra1 'stey her
with mars * lesltt it.s-i bat she
lgratefully t9a fsor' - ".~0'vone
knew her taycrs- -.-...-.
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mittee to consult the two leading cam
didates, the men who have nearly two
thirds of this convention instructed
for them, l asked the committee to
consult these two men and get their
approval of some mans nomination
that there might be no contest in this
convention (great applause).
my friends, what suggestion could
| then have made more in interest Of
harmony than to ask this committee
to allow two-thirds of this convention
voice in the selection of its tenn
porary chairman. Great applause).
'In the discussion before the sub
committee, the friends of Mr.. Clark
and Mr.. Wilson were not able to agree,
one supported Mr.. James and the other
supported Mr. Henry, but in the full
committee last night the friends OF
Mr.. Wilson joined with the friends of
Mr.. Clark in the support of Mr.. James,
Mr.. Clark's choice, and yet the COM
mittee turned down the joint request
thus made (Great applause).
81 submit to you that the plan | pre-
scented, the plan that | followed was
the plan for the securing of harmony;
and that the plan which the committee
followed was not designed to secure
harmony.
LET me for moment present the
qualifications of one fitted for this pos
ition. This is no ordinary occasion
This is an epoch-making convention
(applause) We have had such
Istruggle as was never seen in politics
before. have been in the center o.
this fight and | know something o
i the courage that it has brought fortl
and something of the sacrifice tha
has been required.
4 81 know that men working upon th'
railroad for small wages with but lii
tie ldlu up lOi tHSil lVtli ms ySoA
have defied the railroad managers AM
helped us in this progressive fight a
the risk Of having their bread and but
ter taken from them. / have know
men engaged in business and carryinl
loans at banks who have been threat
ened with bankruptcy If they did no
sell their citizenship and I have see
them defy these men and walk up an
vote on the side of the strugglin
! masses against predatory wealth.
'I> have seen lawyers risking sti
further; alternating men of large bus
nesses, in order to be the chapion {
the poor. have seen men who hay
never made speech before go out an
devote weeks of time to public speal
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-26
Raynor Discusses Party Sole.

Baltimore, June Ex-senator Ray
nor, of Maryland, in a speech to the
democratic national committee today
discussed the division of the repubH-
can party and declared the motto of
the Taft faction would be "Who will
react and retrograde," and the motto
of the Roosevelt faction he quoted as:
Thou shalt not steal" He shouted
and the crowd cheered.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-26
REFUSES TO TAKE
GUARDIANSHIP
Bryan Says He May Not Be in Sym
pathy With Platform to Be
Presented.

Baltimore, Md, June 26.--In deelin-
ing the Craftsmanship of the resolutions
committee William j, Bryan said that
he was not in sympathy with the
forces who appear to be directing the
trend of political events in the party,
and that he was not suer he could sup
port the platform to be submitted by
that committee. He said that unless
the platform embraced his ideas he
would submit a minority report TO the
convention.
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ing because their hearts We're stirred
It seems to me that now when the
tour Of triumph comes the song Of vic
tory should be sung by one whose
heart has been in the fight.
John w. Kern has been faithful
every day in those sixteen years. tt
has cost him time, it has cost him
money and it has cost him the wear
of his body and his mind. He has
been free always with all that he said
and four years ago when the founda-
tion was laid for the present victory,
it was John w. Kern who stood. with
me and helped to bring into the cam
paign the idea of publicity before the
election that has now swept the coun-
try until even the republican party
was compelled by public opinion to
give that Endorsement only a few
weeks ago, (Applause).
ut was John W. Kern who stood
with me on that Denver platform that
demanded the election of senators by
direct vote of the people, and now he
/ is in the United States senate where
he can make senator look as big as
a senator ought to look to the Amer
ican people. (Applause)
HE helped in the fight for that
amendment authorizing income tax
and he has lived to see a president
who was opposed to us take that plank
out of our platform and put it through
senate and house, among thirty-four
states of the union have ratified ii and
now he is leading the fight in the
United States senate to purge that
body of Senator Lorimer, who typifies
the supremacy of corruption in politics
(great applause and cheering What
better man could we have to open a
convention? (Cries of Parker" and
Kisses and applause)
Il repeat, what better man could we
have to represent the American spirit
of democracy (Applause).
my friends, when now contrast
applause Kisses, cries Of Parker
and Kern" The chairman:
"The convention will be in order
Mr.. Bryan:
when | now contrast"
Mr.. Bryan was again interrupted
and the chair again appealed for or
der.
No Republican Invited.
Mr. Bryan:
when | now contrast the candidat
presented by the committee, can d
it without impeaching his character 0
his good intent. (Applause) But, M
friends, not every one of high chal
acter or good intent is a fit man t
sound the keynote OF progressiv
! campaign. (Applause) There ar
several millions of republicans in tn
: country, or were at the last election
and have never douted that the vas
= majority of them were men of hig
! character and good intent, but W
could not invite one Of them to b
Temporary chairman of our conyer
Z tContlnued on Last Page.l
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-26
VOTE ON TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN TUESDAY

Convention Hall, Baltimore, June 26
The roll call yesterday on temporary
chairman was called with the follow
inO racultc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-23
FLYING MEN FALL

victims 70 stomach, liver and kidney
troubles just like other people, with like
results in loss Of appetite, ~backache,
nervousness, headache, and tired, list.
less, rur down feeling, But there's no
need 20 feel like that as r. D. PEBBLES,
Henry, Tenn, proved. "Six bottles of
Electric Bitters' he writes, "did more
to give me new strength and good ap.
petite than all other stomach remedies
| used, So they help everybody. It's
folly 20 suffer when this great remedy
will help you from the first dose. Try
it. Only so cents at Elk Drug Store
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-23
BOOTH DIES

London, Eng, Aug "l.-Grn. Booth,
founder Of the Salvation Army, died
~ 1890 last night from septic poisson
ing, following an operation for cataract
of the eye some time ago. Ills son was
appointed 10 All the vacancy made by
the death Of the father.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-23
DON'T PAY INTEREST ON COAL

Coal advances in price in just a
short while. Economy should be an
object with every laboring man. To.
day is the day to buy the coal you will
HAVE TO BURN during the coming
winter. Think this over and phone the
Tucumcart Transfer CO.. for prices
WILLIAM TROUT, Prop, Phone 100
lO.I
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Bachelor Turner is progressing nice
lv this week. Mr.. Middleton says rc
caught him playing holding hands.
We can imr. rg ne W." urur bells 10 the
distant, dim future.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-23

We are Informed the Elm club has
made a change. Mr.. aud Mrs. swain
are there no longer. and e cuIorcd man
succeeds them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-23

Mrs. \. T. Carter is expected daily
and Mr.. Carter has rooms ju the Car
ter building ON Main street, formerly
owned by him. lie j., with the Railroad
iumuIuV.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-23

W. @. Dunson came up Thursday
night and remained over today. He
Is with Kohn Bios, ot Moutova.
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\. Gale, OF Kansas city. q hardware
salesman, was stopping at the Cover
House Wednesday and Thursday.
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Arru.'rr. Murray lct' "Wednesday
night Ton p,InrIos. Texas. on business.
He will also visit Nacogdo, hes. Texas.
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i. K. WaSson D., building . large ware.
house, preparatory 20 buying broom
corn.
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Miss stella Blycth. OF Amarillo, spent
Wednesday aud Thursday nights a. the
N~urcuhrrg.
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III. Love hH, Sold hl, residence 20
Joe Israel and leaves for Vancouver.
Washington soon.
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Phillip Runner. of Oconee, lli:, !
mere ON business. aud l. stopping al
the Gleurock.
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". :. Hanson, ut Roy, y. NJ the
light weight pugili>t, is stopping ar the
GlcurUck.
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Mr.. Fairchild wa here Yesterday
representing ~" Interstate Casualty c.
Of Santa Fc.
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Henry Campbell was in town from
san Jon latter part Of the week.
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i. B Lancaster. of Wichita. Kansas,
was q CUES, ct the Norenberg, Thurs,
lay.
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y. G. Van Voorhees, was here Thur,
LAY of this week from jericho, Texas,
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Mrs. Ethel Wrrtchin, of California
is here visiting Mrs. Ellie Walker.
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Ralph Moore, OF Iowa, : here this
week looking for Investments IN land.
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\. T.. stone. OF Ration, was in the
city the latter part OF this week.
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X. A. Tracy, of palhar', was here
Thursday.
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Mrs, T.. &. DW,alI has rctur@rd from
yu extended visit in Kansas.
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Mrs. ". H.. Illiuousc, ct Tulsa. OKLA.
was 100 town this week.
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Nc,,rs. Williams aud Young are 20.
my 90 Colorado "a buy horses.
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Judd Mills, VI Eudcc, was here on
Thursday.
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y -. Gruuctt was over from ANA.
: rillo Thursday.
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Nj. and Mrs. McCammou 5 baby ba,
been iI, for several DAYS.
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G.. Bishop was up frcm IT. Worth
Yesterday.
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Press Burnam is here today from tn,
Bell Ranch.
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Henry Gardner, of Oklahoma City, j.,
here this week.
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j.. T.. Young, OF Quail, Texas, spcu'
the last few lays IN this city.
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T.. VI. Flake OF ~. Worth. was .u
the city Thursday.
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". \. Buchanan, of C%uervo. spent
| Wednesday night in the city.
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". =. Cohcy, uf Denver, paid TN
cumcari a visit this week.
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y. Mcknight. chief of Mail Clerks
WAS ,u he city Yesterday.
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X. II. Knapp, was down here from
Colorado springs this week.
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j.. l., Buchanan of Santa Rosa. was
iu town pu business Thursday.
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". X. Austin was up from FL Paso
the latter part OF this week.
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\. a. Gossard, the drug salesman, is
iu town.
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H.. NJ. sullivan, Of DaIhart, Texas
b, in he city.
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Lyle Walker is building a residence
on First street.
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T.. NJ. McManuus. OF New York. j.
az the Cover House.
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FARMERS

We are pleased to announce that the
Tucumcari Auto Co. has something new
than a self. sharpening pillow. 1t will
pay those interested TO investigate. =
sample plow may be seen at the Tucum.
ear. Auto Co store on Smith 81, one
block east OF the Glenrock hotel.
If
Less than a dozen altogether. Prices
cut in half.
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10 GALS

\. 4. Gussard, the drug salesman, is
in town.
Chas. and Joe Darncll, of Ina. are
in town.
X. A. Tracy, of palhar', was here
Thursday.
Press Burnam is here today from the
Bell Ranch.
Henry Gardner, of Oklahoma City. is
here this week.
H.. VI. sullivan. Of DaIhart, Texas.
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Tho News to Jan /, 1914. for 800
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-10-10
A CLEAN FACE

Any who remember back fail
be impressed with the fact that fewer whsera
mustach burn sides full beard-than formerly And there
who would that this for the fact
look than formerly and that it also conducive to health
asmuch with heavy beard muache finds difficult to
and drink in a very decent sanitary fashion.
few months picture OF OF the most important
committees of Congress which there about five faces
and a muache little
into the impressed by the fact that in
the promscuous crowd that CHANGED fill railway coach
between sttonthe being farmers merchants DOCTORS
teachers and menony had full beard and
half dozen a mustache
Observation will perhaps verify the statement that the
denc discard beard less inclined to be filthy
with the tobacco and to spit or the
not follow the other necessarily but both from
impulse Certainly the essenng the splitting habit the
public health s conserved
If will look picture he had made fifteen twenty
with mustache nearly reaching to his dropping
his impossible for him drink without drink
through it, then will glance another made recently when
he absolutely clean shaven had his mustache clipped he
willing agree has conducive
his the public health but he will be able the improve
ment in his looks.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-10-10
LINCOLN INSTITUTE DEDICATION

Lincoln Institute Of Kentucky open
ed It's doors for students October
first and will dedicate it's grounds and
buildings to the work of Negro educa-
ton on Wednesday. October 10th,
with appropriate exercises. from 300
a. m. to 400 p. m. A general invita-
ton is extended to all who are in
terested In this great enterprise to be
present, enjoy the exercises. and assist
In making the occasion a memorable
one. A very attractive program has
been prepared. Many people, prom
inent in educational and other circles,
will speak, and music. especially pre-
pared for the occasion. will add 20
the enjoyment. We want host OF
people to see our buildings and
grounds, and become acquainted with
this great educational plant. As dor
mitory accommodations are limited,
there will be no night service, thus
permitting those In attendance TO
return nome.
II will be well to bring basket
lunches. but sandwiches and coffee
will be sold on the grounds.
The Louisville and Interurban Rail-
way will run extra cars to accommo-
date the large number whom we ex-
pect. II will be well for people at a
distance to make up parties, and 80
obtain special rates from the railroad.
l.. and I. cars leave the Louisville
station on jefferson St.. between
Third and Fourth. hourly. at fifteen
minutes after the hour. and arrive
at Lincoln at twenty minutes after
the following hour. They leave
shelbyville. going west. at ten min
utes before the hour. and reach Lin
tceutinusd ON Page Fivel
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-10-10
WARNING AGAINST DIPn1HeRIA

Reports from the State Board OF Health based upon information
the hands OF the Bureau of Vital Statistics declare Dphthea
EXISTS than counties of the state and that the death
ra is high
Dphberia preventabe disease and recognized in time is
spread
vented the isolation of the patient and other sanitary and
tonary
the Board Of Health and the state effort
check the spread Of the disease and also acquan the people
with methods prevention methods
subject should be studied with
knowledge definite
of will the oppou
equip himself be able help the warfare
one hitherto dreaded diseases of childhood