The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14

county five Roosevelt delegates were
chosen out of total of forty-two. This
it is believed, will be the total strength
Of Roosevelt in the state convention
with its total of 160 delegates
Dixon Jubilant.
BY international News Service.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-"This
is the end Of the Taft campaign" was
the iubilant announcement Of Senator
Dixon. Roosevelt campaign manager
in commenting on the outcome of the
Pennsylvania primaries at midnight
''Our advices show wo have swept the
state We have won every district ex'
cept the First, Second and Third In
Philadelphia and the Fifteenth. Even
these We do not at this hour eoneede
that we have lost. We carried Pitts:
burg by more than $4,000. In several
districts Roosevelt got 10 to l vote
over Taft
Dixon IS claim is sixty four out of the
seventy-two district delegates,
Both for Taft.
BY International News Service
ST. LOUIS, April 13,-Missouri Is
Tenth district Republican convention,
represented in congress by Richard
Bartholdt. today elected Otto i. Stifel
millionaire brewer, and Edmond Koeln
as delegates to the national convention.
They were not instructed but were un-
district contains the big breweries
here.
Figures on Wisconsin.
MADISON, Wis. April ls.-With of,
fetal returns from all but one small
county, Oneida, from the recent presi-
Dental primary and election in Wis
consin for delegates to the national con.
ventions, Senator La Toilette is shown
to have received 131 ,920 and President
Taft 1889, La Toilette $ majority be-
ing S4,291, La Toilette gained the
solid Republican delegation.
The total Democrats presidential preside;
ceived 45,5O4; Clark, s6,25I. Wilson s
majority is 9253.
OF the 26 delegates TO the Baltimore
convention Wilson gets 10 and Clark g.
One unpledged delegate, Thomas j.
Fleming, was elected in the fourth dis
trict.
Combine Forces.
SEATTLE, April 13.-Action of far
reaching Importance as affecting ultimate
control OF the washington delegations TO
the national conventions was taken today
by the Democratic and Republican CEN
trail committees OF King county
Roosevelt and La Toilette members OF
the Republican county committee, COM
bined ousted the executive committee
adopted resolutions indorsng Roosevelt
and La Toilette, and declared for a direct
primary for the election of delegates
Almost Identical action was taken by
the Democratic committee, who indorsed
Woodrow Wilson
Representatives of the two committees
then met and agreed to hold Joint pri-
maries, at a date TO be decided later,
SPOKANE, Wash. April i3,--The Spo-
kane county Republican committee
adopted q resolution indorsing Roosevelt
for president. The resolution was de-
clared out OF order by Chairman Horace
Kimball. but on appeal he was voted
down, 81 to A.
La Toilette in Oregon.
PENDLEToN. Or. April Ex-senator
La Toilette opened today his Oregon
campaign preliminary TO the presidential
preference primaries on April 10, address
Ing o large assemblege.
In his speech La Toilette declared that
Roosevelt had ignored his own, pledge OF
tariff revision as the last national cleo
ton approached. unloading the whole
burden upon Taft,
I'm the light of Roosevelts present ap-
pearanco as a candidate opposing Taft,