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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31
ROOSEVELT
OENOUNCES
MOVEMENT
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE, !


Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 3l.-Bitter
denunciation of the Taft men in Kan
sas who have applied to the United
States supreme court for a writ of
error in the Kansas electors case was
voiced here today by Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt He charged the Taft
ties with "conspiring in wicked eff
fort to twist the constitution to pro-
tect special privilege against the peo-
lle."
In characterizlng the proceedings
to be brought before Supreme Justice
Pitney in New York tomorrow as "in-
defensible" Colonel Roosevelt said:
This is a fresh illustration Of the at
titude Of the Republican bosses as
shown in the national convention and
in every action since taken by the
boss-ridden, privllege-ridden machine
masquerading as the Republican par
ty.
Chairman Hilles in defense of the
national Republican committee, prac-
tically takes the position that the peo-
pie OF California, Washington and
Arizona have not the right to expect
their will expressed at the state prl-
maries to prevail If the fifty-three ir-
responsible politicians on the national
committee object"
Colonel Roosevelt admitted today
that a southerner will be acceptable
to him as the vice-presidential nom
iDee of the Bull Moose convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31
ARE MAKING
FURNITURE
FOR ASYLUM

With the work of making mattresses
and iron bedsteads for the Eastern
Oregon asylum by convicts going for
ward at a rapid rate, it is certain now
that by the time the institution opens
they will be ready for use.
Mattresses are being made at a
cost of about $40 each and it is de-
clared that should the state go into
the open market and buy them they
would cost it from $1S to 500 each,
Iron beds of the character being made
at the institution, 1t is estimated,
would cost at least $40 and they are
being manufactured by convict labor
at about SIS each
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

Foley Kidney Pills are healing,
strengthening and tonic, and contain
no harmful or habit forming drugs.
N. ]. Gorham, cashier Bank OF Wood
Vile, woodville, Ca, recently had an
acute attack OF kidney trouble. "The
pains in my back and kidneys were
terrible, but / bought bottle of Fo-
ley Kidney Pills and took them, and
can truthfully say they have entirely
relieved me. find more benefit from
them than from any other kidney
medicine l have ever taken" Try
them. Refuse any substitute. DR..
Stone Ddug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

In these days OF high cost Of liv.
ing, medicine that gets man up
out Of bed and able to work in a few
days is safe and valuable remedy.
John Heath, Michigan Bar, Cal,
says: II had kidney and bladder
trouble for nearly six years, and was
confined to my bed, unable to turn
without help. Soon after / com.
menced using Foley Kidney Pills and
was relieved at once" His example
is worth following. Foley Kidney
Pills will do for others just as much
as they have done for John Heath.
Try them. DR.. Stone Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

During the summer months moth
ers of young children should watch
for any unnatural looseness Of the
bowels. When given prompt atten.
tion at this time serious trouble may
be avoided. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy can
always be depended upon. For sale
by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31
obey the order, and it resulted in their

obey the order. and It resulted in their
arrest.
Today Adjutant-General FINER
asked for the approval Of an order to
court-martial them, and Acting Cover
nor olcott gave 1t. Those involved
are Major Scott, Captain Harry t.
Williams, Captain Walter Tooze and
First Lieutenant Richard Deich.
The mutiny upon the part of the
officers has raised stir in National
Guard circles, and the proceedings
will be watched with much interest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31
TRIPLE WEDDING
CEREMONY is
PERFORMED

A triple wedding occurred yester-
day afternoon at the home of one Of
the. contracting parties on Chemeketa
street between Seventeenth and Elgh-
teenth streets. Rev. R. N Avison Of
ficiated at the weddings. Miss Anna
Burger became the bride Of Jean B.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

Help the other fellow occasionally,
just to see how It feels to do some
thing without getting or expecting
any pay for 1t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31
For Exchange
Prune Ranch

15 acres Of fine prunes, 10 acres in
full bearing, 8 acres in young trees,
all in flrst-class condition. Price only
$4,000. VIII trade for Salem or Port
land residence property of about same
value. This prune ranch is located
in the Rosedale district and is rightly
priced.
BECHTEL & BYNON,
BAT State Street Tel Main 452
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

The oregon exhibit will 80 to the
Minneapolis exhibition November 12
to %, as a whole.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

Decency and honesty are splendid
double team to draw you along the
crowded thoroughfare Of life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

You not only have to be better than
your adversary, but you have to prove
1t in order to have it benefit you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

The man who has time for work
and play has time to live.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

soc and $1.OO. Trial bOitIa free at
@. Perry's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-31

The Albany Elks ran a special train
to Newport Sunday on account of the
funeral of Charles NJ. Winant.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
GnOli6 mHrbe,
Sa6rtantrn in 2awrrucc bcUiai9tn sen etrtfcm
cine fanfprO5entioe sObnerb0bunS.

Mrmee 81 feben. Sn elmer Die 8or-
oni1ldge begleitenoen 0enfi6rift
gtbt Discount Sal0one, Der Stats
iefretdr oes ariegsomts, Die GrfI1-
rung alb, 0nB In &ur5em cine boil
Itdnotge S6ule fir MiIitGrflugtDeien
nit allen Oa5u geb0rigen 6lugma-
ibinen uno Dem fir Die griinoli9e
A%usbiloung BON 5lugoffi5ieren Oes
Scores un6 Der 6lotte nottpen0igen
Apparat in Salisbury @lain, Dem
groBen Mam6oerfelO fir oie Mrmee
in England, erri6tet tperoen miro.
Die Summe bon 100000 ioa fir
Die Anidaffung BON S~lugmai6inen
nerDenoet neroen.
Qonoon, %. Sebr. Na6 Ser
bonolungen, Die cine @ode lang
oauerten bat Die &egierung beute 81
beno in elmer offi5ieaen Witteilung
5~ugeltanOen, oaB es ibr nidt gellttt-
gen lit, einen ~nationaIen 9obIenitrif
ab3utpenOen. Aaeroings neroen Oie
SerDa10lltngen morgen fortge1eBt,
bod lit tpenig oaDon 5u ermarten
Die Stodung in ben Gerbanolun-
gen lit e%rniter, ais man porausgeiebt
bate. Man bate permutet, oaB
man ouf Soften ser @rubenbeiiber
bon @ales Die gr0Bte Seinoieligfeit
finoen miiroe, uno Die 0ffentlide
Meinung neigte ii9 8u9uniten Der
8ergIeltte, Ote, pie maj oadte, nit
Dem 3ugeitdnonis oes Brin3ips Ell
mes MinimaIIobnes Iid ~8ufrieoen
ge5en un0 Die &%egeIung Der gin5eI-
beiten ipdterer @~rbitration ODER I'm
terbanoIung iiberIaifen tpiiroen. Sect
aber 8eigt iid, Dab Die 8erglellte eli
ner frieoIi6en 9ofung ieIbit oie groB-
ten Sinoerniiie in Ben 8eg IteGen,
inoem iie auf ibrer eigenen @usIe-
altng oes 8egriffs Minimallobn be-
Iteben.
0ieier 8unft Der Sitaation 1T es,
Der Die Ausiidten nabe3u boffnungs-
los eri6einen lGBt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
gDentuaIit6t at bermeiOen, aus Der
ii9 leidt elm algemeiner &onflitt am
8alfon enttpideIn fam.
WRerifO,

@I8ao, Seras, %. 6ebr. Tie
Staot Suore5 befiuoet li6 ieit geItern
i'm 8eIiB Der 8asquiltai1en &ebel-
len. Inter abgabe oDeier Saloen,
uno obne, abgeleben BON bercin5elten
S6uiien ais Anttport aitf Die erite
Saloe, @ioeritano 5u fin0en, iino Die
&ebeaen in Die StaOt maridiert, bo-
ben Die Maibinengei1iibe in BeiiB
genommerL Die eigens gegen lie am
gefauft morOen naren, uno bnben Die
ItGotil1en 8ureous, oas 3ouamt Die
G%aiernen, Oas @ef6nenis unO onOere
offentlihe @ebduOe iibernommen.
@s mar 10 ubr pormittags, als
Die GebeIleu gum Angriff ihritten.
Sie betroten oas @ei6biIO ser Staot
pom NoroDelten Der uno gaben oa-
bel aus @epebren ulo elmer &anone
Seiier ab. Die menigen bunoert
Mnnn neutrality-suspicious. in SUI
ore3 feuerten elm paar S9iiIie BON
geoedten Stellungen Der ab nno err
bielten Damn BON ibren Offi3ieren
ben 8efebl, oas S9ieBen ein3uitel-
len.
@ie na6ber Der merifanif6e &on-
full in @l Yaio, Geras, 6. s. 2Ioren-
tie, 6uBerte, batten Die 9ffi8iere be-
i6loiien, feinen @ioeritan0 at lei-
item, UNI @ermidlungen nit Den
8ereinigteH Stoaten al bermeiOen.
Nmerifanii6e Sruppen %patroullir-
ten sur Belt Oes Mngriffs an Der
@ren3e, offenii1tli6 gum @inmarlb
in Suare5 bereit, falls 81 Haio ge-
fabroet miir0e.
As Die ytebeaen in Suare5 eiuge-
5ogen, fanoen tie ale @Guier gei6Ioi-
len. Nur elm Wonn BON ben 8ertei-
oigun9struppen, Saltptmann Home.
70, muroe pernun0et un0 0ies mIr
3ufduig.
Die &ebeIen batten Die Na9t Dor
Sttore8 fampiert. sic tparen bonn
Siioen nod Nor0tpeIten berum mar
idiert uno griffen Damn bonn 0oro-
nelten Der an, mo tie tetlmeiie Die IL
fer zines neutrality-suspicious. ais
0edung beniibten. Oos 6euer mar
10 gelenft, DAB tDeoer &ugeln Der Mn-
greifer nod Der 8erteioiger, altf o.
merifaniIhen 8oOen fielen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
9entidIamO.

8erIiu, %. 6ebr. Ser &ei1stag
bot Sic BON Der 8erfaiiung Oorges
ihriebeue oauernoe Brdlioientpabl
nuf Sreitaa, ben s. Wdr0 felt9elest-
0ie 8erbonolungen Der perlhieoellel
9orteien iber tire SteuungnaDme
al Ser @abl beginner morgen.
Ote qegenwdrtige 3uiammer1eg-
ma oes 8orltanoes, III mel6em ole
Gortlhrittler 3pei, Die So5laloeno-
froten einen gertreter boben, miro
nift a1r oauernoen mer0en. OAR
;iber 6eItebt fein 8peiiel. 9lber ole
friiheren Shmierigfeitelt, 5ptl9en
Der Mehten, Dem Centrum uilo DER
Qirtfen. inter Musi6alt1ng Der 90
siol0emofraten, eil1 ginpernebHlen
All eraielen, belteben fort, uno por-
Iqufiq lit cine 8erltdnoignng aIHt N
Gi9t.
1teuaepdblten baprii6en aanlmer
ser g~lbqeoroneten iinO ieBt ale Stel-
fen i'm 8raii0iuml, iomie Die Sbrttt-
fiibrer=8oiten nit Wfitglieoerll oes
13entrums belebt.
SIS berridt oarii6er gepalttge Sr-
reallnq. Der 2iberale 4alielmarll
nno Ser 9o3inlOemofrat b. goumar
erboben nod in Der SiBnng, nab
8efauntgebung Oes @ablergebnIlleS'
entl6ieoen 8roteit geget1 "oie Serge-
maitiqung uno brutale @eltenOma@-
ing Der Mebrbeit"
Ser acknowledgements Serno
eruioerte oarauf, ben So8taloemo-
fraten miiroe aus monarbtl9en
@riinoen feline gertretung I'M Tor-
Itono einger1umt.
Sci ben iiinglten 9telnDablen CUR
4ommer Der Abgeoroneten bat oas
9entrum Die abiolute Wtebrbeit be-
6altem, inoem es 81 BON 1853 Wtan-
0aten getDann.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
Staliem.

@om, 20. 6ebr. Amtli6e 8e-
ridte meloen BON einem I6peren
&ontpf Der itolieniihen Sruppen bel
6olms, Der nit elmer p0aigen ytte-
0erlaae Der 9iirfen uno Der nit III
men berbiin0eten Mraber enoete. Die
@erlrIte Der @egner ioaen lebr groB
oetpeien fem. Solms, au1 Seboo
aenanut, liegt ettpa 70 Meilen oltltf
ser Staot 3ripolis am Wfittelmeer.
gas Sreffen ging am Berg Wterg-
beb Dor ltd, Der ein Stiid binter Der
Staot liegf. Sic Siirfen unO Ara-
Der batten cine iebr quite Steauna
nuf BEN Mbb6ngen, mo lie BON Den
ostalienern nit Snfanterie nno Ar-
tilerie a~ngeeriffen wuroen. gfah Ell
mem Rampf, Der oen gnn5en Gag
0auerte, i9lugen Die Staliener Den
sSein0 our6 einen Sturm nuf Die Nn-
b0ben in Die 6lu6t.
@roBen @erluIten Der Siirten nm
9lraber gegeniiber iino auf italieni-
der Seite MIR ii Cote uno 80 Ser
nunoete gemelOet.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
Dit So a Is

@iit So gegen 40 Stimmen
Duroe am 0ienstag Der bisberige
5taotfanmerer bon Berlin Or. Rorl
Steiniger sum Observation-Disclosures BON
@roB Berlin ertpablt. @ts our elf
ten Stun0e eri6ieaell, oa Die 4ltbers
liner i'll Der 8erionenfrage ourdaus
uneinig maren, Die AusIihten oes
neutrality-suspicious. 8oigt BON Bar
men better 81 lein ais DIE Or. Steini-
gers. S6lieBli9 iiberpog ie0o6 Die
Anlidt, DUB bel Den 8erbGltniIlen
@roB 9erlins MIR cine BerI0nliG-
felt in 6rage fommen fonnte, Die
nit allen fomunalen 6ragen Der
Jtei6sbauptitaot unO ibrer benoG.
bdrten @emeinoen auf @runo iabre-
LANCER %@rfabrungen noatommen Der-
traut lit. Plus elmer langen &ilte bon
&anoioaten, melhe Staats. un0
Staatsbeamte, 8ertreter Der toui-
m1nnii1en uno inouItrieaen @eIt
unlfaBte, Duroe Or. Steiniger oils
DER geeignetite 6a1mnnn ertoren.
Or. Steiniger tritt an Die Spite
zines @emeinpeieus, oas runO orei-
einbolb Miaionen ginpobner 51blt
unO IN Der 9ep0lferungs0iffer nur
binter Sonoon uno gteip Yorf 5uriid-
Ite6t. @aupt5mede oes Nerbonoes
limo: 9~fegelung oeS 8abnoertebrs,
6elticBulg BON Bauflu1tenpI1nen,
@%rmcrbung zines @alo- un0 @ieien-
giirtels. Der @elobeoarf miro ourh
Dfatrifulotionsbeitr1ge aufgebroht.
Der 3medperbanO lit beredtigt, Bah
nen uno Auitolten gu %erperben, an
betreiben unO 81 nerpa9ten. Ser
&erbono beltebt aus einbunoert Mait.
glieocrm bon mel6en elm Drittel
ourd ole eigentlide 5taOt Berlin ge-
wdblt miro, m1breno Die iibrigen
3weiOrittel bon Den 8oritdoten erfo-
rem iper0ell.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
$3.50 per Sabr.
samscrfcitlidss

eros oes gernoe5u obiheuliheu
@etterS geitaltete ii6 am Iontag
in &bilooelpbio ole 6eItlidfeit au-
ldBlid oes eriten Spateniti9s fir
ole itdOtii6e 9onpentionsbale, in
melder 0as %. 9totional . Singer
felt ubgebolten peroen ion. Iebr eiu-
orudspoa. ueber tauienO Berlonen
un0 iiber $50 Sanger batten iih ouf
Dem @rumoitiide an Broad Str. uno
9~laegbenp @pe., aui mel9em Die Sol
lie erbaltt merOen miro, eingefunoen.
Die 3eremonien mur0en our1 Die
SGnger init Dem Iortroge oes @bo-
res n0as lit Der Gag oes Serrn", un-
ter Seitung oes 9irigenten Ger
marm u. aumme eingeleitet, tporauf
Serr aarl y. Berger, Der Ar1iteft
oes 8uunerfs, oaS Mort ergriff.
Serr Wtorris =. @oofe, Der Diref-
tor Der ofientli6en Arbeiten, CAB Die
Geriideritng, Dab Die SGneerfeltbol-
lie bis @nOe SSuui fertig lein piiroe.
Jtad ibm ipra6 6eit : Braiioent Sen-
rD 0etreur, nelber Dem WfaDor i'm
9tamen Der Sanger fiir Oos lebbafte
Sntereiie, peIdes er fiir lte betdtigt,
uuO Oafiir. OaB er ibnen Die groBe
Surge Der 8ei6afilng elmer 6eitbal-
le abgenommeiL ieinen 9onf aus.
lpra1. WiaDor 8lanfenburg erfl1r-
te, ouB er nod ME lein 8ort gebrod).
Ell uno aud oas gerlpre1en, wel9es
er oen Sangern Dor ieiner @rm1bl-
ing, ibnen cine 6eitbale 81 bei1af-
len, init @ilfe oes Staotratbs gebol-
ten babe.
9ta6oem nod Der MaDor benz
9onfbauie 0rerel an0 @ompanD uno
oeiien Gbei @errn Stotesburp, mel
der Die 8arantie fiir Die febIenoe
Bauiumme iibernommen bate, ebe
DER StaOtrat6 Die uotigen DiitteI be-
miligte, ieinen 0anf ausgeipro6en,
tat er Den erlten SpotenIti6 fir oic
6eltbaIe. Wtit Dem 8%ortrage Oes
Gburs u6eure Setmatb~ our9 Die
S%ereinigten Singer i9loB Die Oenf-
rpiiroige Seller.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
Granfrei6.

9aris, 30. 6ebr. Cine offi3t-
Die Mitteilung beitGtigt Die MeIoutt-
gen, OnB Die Mfd1te etne Snteroenti-
on CUR 8eenoigung 6es tiirfii9 : ito
lieniihen Rrieges beabfibtigen. Die
Ter MitteiIung 8ufolge lift 5rantreid
bereit, lt1 ieoem gemeiniomen S6ritt
an5ui6lieBen, ben Die Md6te unter-
nebmen pollerL Ii mbebufs Sdaf-
fung elmer 8aiis fir 8ermittlung
uno bebufs Serbetfiibrung zines
5rieoensi9lulies bel beioen frieg-
fiibrenoen 8arteien boritenig 81
meroen.
Sranfrei1 lit einigermaBen beun.
rubigt 0urh oas italieni11e Bombars
oement bon Beirut uno Bremiermi-
hitter Boincare bat beute Dem franz
50iiI1en 8oti6after in &om, Barre
re, angemielen, Sen italieniiden Wi-
hitter oes MeuBern Narquis 0i Gan
@iuliano, onrauf aufmerfiam 81
MAIDEN, oaB Die fran5oiilde Gegier-
ung ii1 ale Ge1te be3iigli6 Der
5olgen p%orbebdlt, Die ii6 fir fran3O-
iii6e @iirger uno fran30itide Snter-
elien aus Der 8ei6ieBung beg iDri-
I1en Safens ergeben.
Yaris, %. Sebr. Snfolge Die-
oerbolter Mngriffe bon Gbriiten ge-
gen Northumberland auf Der Snlel
H4reta uno Der &iibrigfeit oes &epo-
lutiondren Unions : &omites baben
Die SdubmGhte beihloiien, Die bort
ltationierte Marinemabt 5u peritdr-
ten.
5ranfrei1 uno @roBbritannien
perOen lie 3tpei Deitere ariegsi1tffe
unO audi HuBlano miro auf @eron-
laliung oes fran3oiifhen Nremiers
GaDmonO Yoincnre einige Rriegs-
fabr5euge i6iden. Stalien, OaS felt
Dem 8egim oes arieges nit ner
Sirfei Die Neutralit1t &retas amer
fannt bat, lit nit Dem @orgeben Der
Md6te einperitonoen, ihidt aber
fein &riegsihiff nod Der Sniel.
Sn oiplomatiihen Rreiien fiirftet
man, Dab atf Die neuerliden Mngrif-
fe gegen Mobammeoaner 8ergel-
tnngsmaBreeeln ser Siirfei erfolgen
weroen, ole bic @eitalt elmer Rriegs-
erfl1rune an @riebenlano anneb-
men oiirften, ons 2ano, BON Dem Die
&reter germ anneftiert meroen mol
len. Die M6dte beriu1en ales IN
ibren &rdften Stebenoe, ioI6' cine
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

Qowrsmcs, MoH %. 6sbr. @m.
@bitmam, Der graIiOent Der arlington
Naius, mo6ts bsuts AbenO bstannt, OoR
pom 4. Mars an cine @rbObunS Der
e0bns in ben bieiisen GsrtiIiaOrifsn sln'
trstsn wsrOs, welbs III tsiuem Sale Ds'
niger ais 5 grOsent betrassn iOu. Die
DalfsFotiOnsn in ben Usrla'eOs"s" Sss
,irtsn Don gawrsuce perOsn nit lsOem
goo p,sbr pom 0unsrissn III A"lpr"3
osnOmmsn. 9unOerts, O%arnntsr p's's
Climber, lommsltsn ii4 bsnts Dor isOsr
citation.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
Sarfei.

Sou tantinopeI, 20. 5ebr.
Ser Bali bon Beirut gibt cine bon-
ltdnoige 2iite Der BEL Der fiirali6en
8eidieBung Ourb Die italieniiAen
&reu3er beranlaBten S0tungen uno
8ertDnn0ungen.
Nn6 oieien 3iffern wuroen Al
Sffi3iere un0 Wanni9dften auf ben
tiirfii6en &riegsiAiffen, Die gum
Stnten gebra6t tpuroen, getotet. 56
3ipilperionen purOen getotet uno
20 9ffi5iere uno So 3ipiliiten MUIR
ben beriDunoet.
onftantinopeI, 90. 6ebr.
SSn offi5iellen &reiien miro mttgeteilt
oaB NuBlano ben Wd9ten nelie 8or-
I6l1ge unterbreitet bat, Die oarauI
bin3ielen, einen @affenitiaftan0 be-
bufs @%rtDGgung elmer 8aitS fir Ell
men SrieoensidluB 3miiden Stalien
uno Der Siirfei gu ermogliden.
Son tantinopeI, 90. Sebr.
Die oeuti9e 8otidaft bat ii9 I'M Sn-
mtereIfe ser Staliener in HaIditina ms
Wlittel gelegt. Der 8otidafter bal
beute bel Ser Bforte entldieoen BRO
teit gegen Die in Dem iiingiten GrInb
perfiigte MusmeiIung Der Staliener
aus tiirfiihem @ebiet eingeIegt.
Cine groBe 3abl Der ourb ben
Ausneiiungsbefebl betroffenen Sta
liener iino g[rbeiter an Der 9agoao-
8abn, uno oieie lit elm Oeutides I'm
nernebmen,
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

2on6on, 30. 6ebr. Die ans-
qoben fir oas britiiAe Seer weroen
i'm Mednungsiobre 1928 fir
Ben aftipen Iopobl ais ben nidt at-
tipen DienIt ouf Die Summe bon
$139, 100000 peranidlagt. 0ieler
8etrog iiberiteigt Die 8orani9ldee
fir oas Sabr 19t1-12 nm $780,
900.
Ole grbobung oes &eeretats 1T
ousf6lieBIi9 aif &ednung Der BON
Der @egierung eepIanten 8erbeiier-
ing Oes 6Iugueiens in Der britiiden
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
@cnn Oicjcnisen Grier Ses
@aIbingtOn SOnrnal",

pelde @infdufe BEL Iolden @ei9dfts.
leuten MAIDEN, ole lire 4n5eigen in
Den SpaIten OieiesgIattes i~nierieretl,
ieOesmol bemlerfen miiroen,
Oak iie Die betreffenbe Am5eige
i'm 8aiBinstOn SOnrnaI"
seleiea,
10 fouuen sic lid nidt nur allen
&orteiIe lihern, ionoern ertpeiienDie.
ieIben Dem y@aibington SournoI~
einen groBen @efolen. Derartige
aunoidaft miro BON Den betreffenoen
@ei6aitsleuten ooppeIt eepiiroigf
uno fonnen iolde Qunoen berlidert
iein, Defenders reeu beoient 5n tuer.
Den.
SIlU merits Gn&.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
China.

@efing, 90. Sebr. guam CHI
&ai bat 9r. Sun yot Sen in Nan-
fling mitgeteilt, ooB internotionale
8anfen cine Nlnleibe BON 20,000,000
Gaels, ettDa $t3, 100000, nngebo-
ten baben. or peroe oaber balo IN
Der Gage iein, 100000 Soels, et-
ma $2,7O0,OO0, our 20bnune Der re-
publifanii9en Gruppen nad Nan-
fling lhien 5i f0nner.
GUAM Sbt &ai lit iih Ooriiber flnr,
DAB ole 100000 Mann Der republic
fonii6en Mrmee, fails ife niht be-
8ablt tperoen, leiht 5u elmer nationa-
len @efabr meroen fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

Sir Tianus sebe man az SMsO
@Ord, lilo q straks, q. %.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-05-01
BEVER|DGE SPEAKS
AT TIL HARNO|S
FRIDAY NIGHT
FORMER SENATOR FROM INDIANA
WILL BE HEARD FOR COL
oNEL ROOSEVELT.

Former Senator Albert ]. Befefifge
will speak for colonel Roosevelt III the
Harnois theater Friday evening. May
j lie will spEak In Butte tile night
before and then comic directly 10 Mis-
sonla. Senator Beyerid.e started oft
from san Francisco short tilnp aeo.
carrying Mr. 4 Posexet's fight into the
Pacific country. iIe jumped from
Boston 10 the coast and Is working
his way back.
The address Friday evening will be-
delivered under tbf auspices Of tic
Mssonla Roosevelt club, Of Which
Dwight HngheA III president.
Senator BeyH ridge will he rcmenl-
hered pleasantly rs Nissonla. IT WIS
four years age That Mr.. 3eyeridge
spoke here II WAS a nom political ad-
dress that he made, as the day MAS
Sunday. lie toPk The Bible as hlsfSub-
.tect and dlsplakd a scholarly nnder-
standing Of II WAT was surprising to
those who did not know the wonder
fnl learning of the man, This linle
Mr. Beyeridge will talk along politicar
lines. He Is oie Of the orators Of the
present day, man with well formed
ideas and the bower 10 present them
forciby and logically Mlssoula ia'
fortunate In It's prospective visitor and
Missoila should hear him.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-05-01

large conghin, pledged to Governor
Foas, .3,si7; williams. pledged for pri-
mary preference, a.la7
President Taft was leading Roose-
Selt ~ The First. Second, Third, Sixth.
Eighth. Tonth. Eleventh ana Thir-
ta.nth districts.
The vote fnr Robert M In Toilette
was small, reaching only i.27l In 7s7
precincts
Y seems likely that Il complete vote
~ the state would not be In hand nn-
III noon today,
The Tart leaders seemed sure of
CARRYING the First district nnd actually
w"n the Eleventh. consisting of n
number Of the wards III the Back Bay
section.
President Tnft carried Bostnu by
about 900 votes, but the eastern townaa
including many In the Cape Cod and
flNmonth districts, lined np strongly
Ter Roosevelt. while the central nor.
non was evenly split.
The total vote for the two candf-
dates was ahon, 90 per cent OF TINT
polled by the republican candidate for
governor last November.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-05-01

\ Boston. May 1.-The Massachusetts
preferential primary held III tile l.nsD
precincts yesterday proved such Il
close fight III the republican ranks he-
tween President TAFT ana Colonel
Roosevelt that both sides claimed con-
ttol ~ the ~ delegates a. the Chicago
convention aud II was apparent III m
GfiN hnnr thia morning that an nffi-
eial count would H. necessary
The struggle III tho democratic part,
was not - keen, Hs Speaker charfn
,'lnrk ran far ahead nf Governor Wu-
snn - ne pres 4 INITIAL preference.
Whii" Governor tnss captured most IN
thr pledged delegates
Returns from IN. out ~ 1850 .lar-
tton precincts, which Included lao city
wards and $50 towns gave 81 pres
dent Al preference Taf,. b2,H43t
ftoos.teaf, a1.f2O,
The~" aniiie precincts inr delegates
a lnrg" gave Baxter, heading the
Roosevelt pledged ticket. 6s.saa.
fane, beading the Taft pledged
ticket, i6.saa
These same districts gave clark.
1860 Wilson. Isis.
For the democratic delegates nj
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-05-01
NEWSPAPER TREASURER
IS SAID TO Be A THIEF

Los Angeles. April s0-f;eorge y.
Greene treasurer Of the Los Angeles
examiner, WAS arrested tonight on
bench warrant ksned after he had
been indicted by the grand jury on an
eipplezziement charge He was locked
up IN the county jail in default Of
$1,000 bonds.
IN the Indictment Greene Is specific
ally accused of having embezzlea $50.
but Deputy District Attorney Horton
stated in court that probably addi-
uonal indictments would he found II
Is said that reene's total peeulatlons
will approximate slo,00D
Green virtually had charge Of the
iinds OF the newspaper since It's In
eeplipn seven wears ago.