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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

Many of Speaker Clark's delegates
openly threw their support 70 the
anti-Bryan forces. This was regarded
as opening a breach between the
Speaker and the former nominee
which may cause the Bryan support
ers 10 make a bitter fight on Clark.
Taken from another angle. the vote
Of so many OF the Clark adherents for
Judge Parker was interpreted as a
distinct bid for the support OF the
conservative element in the convcn
ton.
Conservative Votes for Clark.
This conservative element. II may
be stated. Is practically prepared 10
accept a radical or progressive candi-
date. They frankly admit that 10
name a conservative. or so-called re-
dictionary. would result in strengthen
ing the hand OF Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt in his organization OF a
third party. This the leaders are anx-
ious 10 avoid.
The turn Of political affairs in the
past few days Is regarded here as de-
oidedly favorable 10 Speaker, Clark =
candidacy. The straighf-out Wilson
delegates to-day threw their support
sOlidly TO Mr.. Bryan in his fight
against Judge Parker. This. the lead
ers figured. would make the conserv-
ative element choose Clark in prefer
ence 10 the New Jersey governor as
the progressive candidate.
There was n report abroad tonight
that the ninety votes Of New York. 2
controlling factor IN the situation.
y ouid 90 10 Clark. This report was
based largely upon the action Of New
York today In voting against Bryan.
The fact that the Missouri delegation
also gave Parker n majority OF its
"otes-22 70 tf-quickly called ont
reports of a coalition % interests be.
tween New York and Missouri
This naturally led 20 talk OF Clark
for president and New York man
for vice president The man men
toned most prominently IN this con.
rection was Senator OGorman There
vas talk tonight also that the Under.
wood forces might come into this
combination. the plan being that Mr..
Underwood should have the Speaker.
ship of the House in the event Of Mr..
Clark elevation fo the presidency.
Most ~ the Underwood States are
said 90 be against Mr Bryan on a.
most any proposition whatever Cor
tain it was that most of these states
located in the solid Souih-voted
against Nr Brvan today
Claim Clark Victory.
The Clark people declared tonight
that with SnV York and me Under.
wood forces united under the Speak
ers banner tho latter would have
more than tho necessary number Of
votes 20 nominate.
n seemed certain to-nigh- from mo
public action ~ fhe delegates and
their privately expressed views that
CConfinusd on Thnd PaasJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
PARKER'S VICTORY
ELIMINATES BRYAN
ASPARTY NOMINEE
Commoner Defeated in Fight for Temporary Chairman b.
Vote of 579 to So
Believed Nominee of Party VIII Now Be Either Champ
Dark Horse Yet Unnamed.
Clark Support of Parker Taken Distinct Bid for Votes
Conservatives by Houn' Dawg Man.
Said Tammany Viii Swing New Yorks Ninety Votes Into
the Clark Column When Balloting Starts.

BALTIMORE. June 25-willam Jennings Bryan
the hands of the Democratic to-day
opinion the party himself
the for the Presidential nomination.
The by which former Judge Alton Parker of New York.
elected temporary chairman579 interpreted
The Champ Clark adherents claim
ing the nomination and to-day
who inclined that would either be Speaker Clark
dark horse Talk of Mr. Bryan has ceased
of his friends
his compelled by circumstances
him chairman They claimed the
Mr.. Bryan indicated that
veto convention which him position
o domn as 70 no should be the nominee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
Instructed and Uninstructed

BALTIMORE sd 2sTbe lineup ofdeIega'ea
GUS candI a be-
CLARK Instructed Hampshire Arkanpas
10. California 2e colorado ~ Idaho g. Illinois
-f Maryland u.s. Masqachusctts
Montana. Nebraska.
west
Columbia g. Dakoa
Louisiana. Ia Michigan % Pcnnsyyana 7 Tenncr
UTAH. g. Alaska Hawaii Philippine g. porto Rico g.
Total.
Regular delegation. Contested
WfLSON-fnsfr
30. Oregon io. Texas. 90. Wisconsin. if Total f22
Instructed
Carolina Total 1s
UNDERWOOD Florida Crorria
Msassppi.
WAHNOS-Insfrfcfod.
MARSHALL. .fnsfrIrtod. Indiana.
HALDWfS-tnftructcda aConnccucu.
fuinstrucfed Wisconsin. Delaware G. Michigan
Pennsylvania Tenreeseo
rtah 9 VrFInia. 90 North Carolina g Total. 2ot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
CLOUDBURST
Makes Many homeless IN New
Mexico; Loss ls Reported
A. Heavy

ALBrQUERQUE. N ". June 25.-
Many persons we're made homeless by
cioudburst FIVE miles north of Es-
tancia. this afternoon A wall of
water six feet high swept down on
tho town. flooding stores and homes
and causing great damage Relief
parties have been sent out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

consultation here tonight with WI.
liam Jennings Bryan. Of Nebraska. for
three-quarters OF an hour.
Heney and Crane reached Mr..
Bryan's apartments by a private ele-
vator. and were gone again before
their visit became generally known.
No one could be found who would
discuss the incident tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
BRYAN THE Once GRAf APOSTLE Of DEMOCRACY GOES down TO DEFEA
Roosevelt Agents Confer
In Secret With w. J. BRYAN

BALTIMORE. June 25-Francis J.
Heney. OF California. one of Colonel
Theodore Rooseveit's fighting leuten.
ants in the Republican national con-
vention. and Charles r. Crane.
OF Chicago. who helped 20
finance the Roosevelt campaign for
the Republican nomination. we're in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
ONE cREwArEo: TWO
HURT IN ZIG BLAZE

HlBRlNG. MINI, June 25-One
man was burned 10 death. two prob
ably fatally injured and six buildings
we're destroyed BY fre ln French
hetucmcnt north of Hibbing today,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
TEDDY PUSHES
HIS NEW PARTY
PLEASED WITH NEWS
OF BALTIMORE FIGHT.
Expects to Gain Democratic
Strength As Result of Fight
Between Factions.
PERKINS PROMISES TO

mHNG FEOFLG Ok ] UP.
CHICAGO. June 25.-"We
will make them sit up and
take notice. The progressive
party is the party OF the peo-
pie. and the people will rule"
These were the words OF
George ". Perkins. supporter
OF Colonel Roosevelt. and one
OF the leaders in the third
party movement. as he left
Chicago for the east this after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
III WHArHHA

WAsHrEoToN, Juns as,-ror-cartt
Tor ohio aud western Psnnsyivsnia-
oensrafiy fafr WEDNESDAY and Tshurservr
u9ht Hartahia wtnda.
FoNWest Wtrxinia-L-ocai rafns ~
nesday, Thurnday probahiy fAaA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
HOW STATES VOTED
ON CHAIRMANSHIP

BALTIMORE. ND June 2E-The
ftater voted on The chaIrmnrrhip ct
the Baltimore convention Hr appended
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Ccontinpsa on Pa. EiShO
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

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Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

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Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Die 0rnderti Oes O@aibinetOH
Journal" Iiefert prompt 9rndarbei.
ten in ensIiIder IOtpie aud IN iemt.
i6er Gpra&e @ene Sppen, neae Nrr.
waItMns, bFOnnpte WtbieRxnG.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28
VEGA WANTS TRY IN
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

HUH NJ Fisher of Vega vas In
Amarillo yesterday and sought inter
view with tennis enthusiasts of this
city, with view 90 getting representa-
ton for his town In the tennis tour
nament that Is being arranged for
July Mr. Fisher states that Austin
owen OF Vega desires contest with
Amarillo or other experts In singles
or may arranG- Tor a turn at doubles.
In order to enjoy the play on the adte
or dates to be arranged
This adds another 10 the list OF
eligibles in the tennis encounter. aud
also to the interest in the affair. as
another community will be represent
ed The movement To organize a
Panhandle move IN support OF tennis
seems to be gathering force, aud It Is
probable that this will result at IN,
tournament In this city.
Among the communities eXpecte,
TO take part In the tourney In ANA
rillo are Hereford. Clovis. Roswell
iTulia. Vega, Canadian, Canyon. Plain
view Claude and perhaps others
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28
taste, SMELL AND
HEARING RESTORED
\ SIMPLE. HARMLESS REM ~ .
QUICKLY RELIEVES ca.
TAR.HAL DEAFNESS.

Tho thousands who suffer the mis-
cries Of catarrh. and claim they have
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Unlike internal medicines which
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clears the nose head aud throat, and
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strengthens the weakened, diseased
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return of the trouble
Nasal catarrh Is an inflammation
OF the membrane lining the air pas
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with snuffs and powders which only
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waste time on them Get a fifty cent
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Special 'agerg, J. o. Thompson a. Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28

thing our catchers had Il on min. that
was when ne was on third. another
man on first. and a double steal was
20 be tried Leach usually was over
anxious TO start home. and all a
catcher had TO DO vas to make a blum
at throwing 10 second. hold the bali
aud snap II 10 third and Leach would
be on the jump for home We had
caught him so often that he knew
what We would try. and two or three
times he had made th. Jump then
Jumped back 20 tsiri and laughed az
US The situation mo up late In
the game with the soon" lied. Leach
was on third. Abhl'.h.0 ] believe ou
FIRST ard two OF f..t certain they
would attempt a double steal 80 De-.
cided thai knew exactly what Leach
would do lie would think that 1
would certainly try 90 grab him on
third. and would not f-y fo score lt
oil lie would figure tnIt I wouldn p
dare throw 20 second and give the
Vinning run a chance to score. as two
runs would not burt us ans more than
one would SO ! made up my mind fo
% exactly what thought o.. Thought
wouldn't do throw % .s..ri l"i
try 20 nail AbbF going down ard erd
tn game right there
dgnalied Cor Oh l.eH r.H ... sui
The moment Do r..i r tri
Jumped forward % throw t1 second
A. caught The ta.l 0 slV Leach .e..
ing for the plate .l.i as hard as tr
could come ? kraR au had to du
" 20 hold thc tal auI gait for bu
BIT the previous plan us too '..as
IN my mind and Ds' loose as nlrl AS
! could Tor second Leach came across
the plate standing 70. and VAS Dol
with The wiuninr r.a before Abs
could be touched
l.e-rh had figured fo double eros.
ne Just az had planned 20 cross t.lI
tie calculated correctly just what
would DO. and ! bad him trgrsi a'
wrong Piftshurg came near grabbing
The pennant on tta' one play. huf va.
nosed them ont ana in game q coIHII
Of weeks later ou'ngured Leach 0-
The same play held the bail au.
caught aim. 80 We we're quits
fclprr.shf fai1 o. " q. Cf-ru1rD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28

According 10 unofficial figures the !
WASHINGTON team has seven men in
the 800 list of hatters
with the exception Of Zimmerman
me Chicago Cubs have not been able
10 do uuch .n the batting line this
season
Catcher Hank Gowdy. of the Bos
ton Nationals. la temporarily out OF
the game nursing an injured hand.
The Philadelphia Nationals have
landed Pitcher Rixey, the clever
southpaw OF the University of Nir-
glnia baseball team.
1t begins TO look as though the
Pittsburgh Pirates are the real
hope" to give battle TO the Giants
for the National League fabric
The Cleveland Maps have four of
the first six men ia the honor list of
American league bsttcrs. aud still
the Maps are not able TO get up among
the contenders.
When the Boston Red SoX visited
/ Chicago Iris Speaker made six hits,
with a total OF 10, against I'D Walsh
in the two games the Big Moose"
pitched
n would bee tough luck for the ST.
Louis nps 90 have TWO teams in the
cellar al the same time. SO II is up
to Roger Brasnahan 10 keep his Car
!. dinals hanging on the ladder
a Detroit pnd chieasg ielsaeUr hae-
u on fneir home erounds akaiust tho
Eastern teams The TIGERS won six
'of tbe sixteen games played and the
White SoK copped only five out Of
sixteen games
They may say that Eddie Plank Is
going back. but when the veteran
pitcher OF the Athletics can win eight
out Of nine games a. he has done
this season, mere saving docsu {
count for much
Some OF the critics predicted the
ilrsi OF no" season that the cincinnati
Reds would curl up and wither about
July g. and Hank O'Day will have
10 keep his hired men on their toes
or the critics will win
II Is said that five clubs. Brooklyn
St Louis. Chicago. Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh are lined up solidly
against President Lynch Of the Ma
tional league The chief count iu %,
indictment against Mr. Lynch Is al
legged poor work Boo handling ms stat
J LOT umpires
With onl} fWo veterans iu the reg
.ular lineup. Milan and Mcbride. 90,
Washington Senators have beef
standing tho American leasue team
ou their heads Nool',r. GandI. Eos
Ter. Shauks aud Morsau 'be othe
stellar members OF the Griffith ae
rrorlfI1u are youueSor,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28

YOU believe that a fellows brain
dthink two things at once? That
*. car one idea get so strong that II
yeats another idea to II and makes a
'aellos go through with something he
nows. aud sees, Is wrong?
~ I ask that because. 1t seems to mo
that some OF the Worst mistakes /
tevar have made playing baseball have
come from just such a situation. !
lgare a,plly. get my mind all made mp
rs-y dust how the other man will act
nd fh<r sometimes that idea gets so
itt kng it can't be changed no mat
II What happens
The worst mistake / think ] ever
laie was one against Pittsburg when
'Xas with the Cubs. and It lost "a
rlma that thought also had lost the
.ennant tDr Us. although We won 1t
alterwmiis in d tough finish. And It
.0l. came because | thought ! knew
Exactly how the other man would
rake his play. Il was late In the sea.
,on and we were hghting with Pitts
burg and New York for the lead IN
he race. You know Pittsburg Away 3
mas been tough proposition Tor the
Cues. especially In Pittsburg, and the
teams had played against each other
go long. and with so few changes IN
l.n.ups, that we got to know each
ether inside out Leach always has
isen a great base runner. but IN one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28
WITH THE WONEI,S.


4 younger brother OF Rude Tn
holz Is making good In the boxing
game In Australia.
Peter Maher viii follow his hat
into the ring and meet Luther Nc
Carthy in Brooklyn
Kid Parker. the former Denver
lightweight. Is confined IN an insane
asylum IN Nebraska
Champion Ad WolgaN has been
sued for $4,000 by Los Angeles
man, who claims he lost leg by be-
ing run down by Ads automobile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28
- SP0Rf[N e SMHa|a2
CARNIVAL TEAM
VS.. ROCK ISLAND
Pretty Lively Doings Prom.
Used in Uptown Park
This Afternoon

Lively doiugs are promised this
afternoon in the uptown park when
the Rock Island club will give the
Eagles Carnival team an opportunity
10 demonstrate its prowess.
The carnival team has been
strengthened considerably since play
ing at Clarendon. and as the Rock
Island club has not been defeated this
year. a snappy game is expected.
The set-to will be called promptly
at 2:30 p. IN. Col. Bank Jones will
do the umpiring. according to pres
ent plans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28
BIC CONTEST At
EVANSTON SATURDAY

Chicago, H., June 27.-The an
nual track and field championships
OF the Central Association, A. A. 4.
will be held Saturday on Northwest
ern field az Evanston Many star
athletes representing universities.
colleges, high schools and athletic
clubs in the middle West are expected
20 compete.
There will be thirteen events on
the days program, which will be run
off in the following order l20-yard
hurdle, trial heats l00-yard dash,
trial heats; one-mile run, i40-yard
run, 1OO-yard dash. final; 120-yard
hurdles, final; 22O-yard dash. trials
220-yard low hurdles, final, and one
mile open relay race
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28
WONDERFUL CATCH BY FIELDER JONES
AT RISK OF BROKEN NECK

PuoIs aounded
players the risk Of broken neckan extra
ordinary catch line drive by Fielder Jones OF the Chicago White
The incident the old Chicago
with Detroit delegated Big Ed
Walsh
peculiar delivery which has made him hoped how
that he would show the second division
homo muchned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28

Chicago TUNED With the crack OF
the h II looked Ike VAN
he he could
lie through ouched
ground Fans and PLAYERS alike wore
SIN AZ Tie There
In biz might have been seriously
Prom the PROSTATE
a ball which had
wrecked the side retired and defeat
avered
In the twelfth the when vh a
the White duplicated the drive already de
Critics they ev'o the ability q NGuv
who the grounds OF
exploits the field and
managerial strategy the white
Allison Jones
copyrrtt 81 rHvH1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28
Statue Of Francis Bacon Unveiled.

London, June 27-A statue Of
Francis Bacon. the eminent Eliza
bethan scholar whom critics have de-
scribed as one OF the greatest masters
Of prose in the English language and
the possessor of one OF the greatest
intellects the world has ever produc-
ed. was unveiled today in South
Square, Gray's Inn. with which insti-
tuition the career of the famous sohol-
ar and lawyer is intimately connect
ed The RI Hon Arthur j. Balfour
unveiled the memorial and delivered
the Grafton in the presence of large
throng that included many persons OF
distinction
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28
raymond Seeks Relnstatement.

Bugs Raymond. formerly OF Ma
tioual league fame. but member OF
the Chicago team In the United states
league. accompanied by Alderman John
Coughlin CBath House John OF Chi.
cago, called on Garry Herman In Gin
cinnati recently and pleaded TO he re-
instated by the national commission.
Bugs" told the chairman OF the com
mission he has reformed entirely and
Is now leading the simple life. His APP
peal will be considered
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Yesterday Result.

40 So Paul l3. kansas e.'t
Al Toledo 8. Indianapolis
Al Columbus 9. Louisville 8
40 Minneapolis % N'v1ukae
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I'r-. McNesns and wrathcr hat.
ten lfed their office to suite Ht
neu Fulua bulllnr f.t.
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Nj y. ID. y. Messenger calls alt-
whore In city Tor Ten cents Phone
liz PIKE stroud rt-.f.