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require, and seats have been provided
only for the precise number of dele
gates to which each state is entitled
Guards will be stationed at every en-
trance to the delegates space to pre-
vent every one who isn't an accredit
ed delegate from entering. Tha,
means no delegates except those
placed upon the roll by the national
committee, which ended It's labors
Saturday night. shall enter, and con
testing delegates who lost in the
struggle shall be excluded as though
they were strangers.
Colonel Roosevelt's managers will
not stand for this. They have already
insisted that the Roosevelt delegate.
who have been turned down shall be
admitted and that they shall have equa
rights, so far as possession Of the flool
Is concerned. with the Taft confess.
ants who won.
Up to tho present time this demand
has been denied by. the committee, and
unless its mind changes, rushing tao
tics will be entered upon, and no one
can foretell to what degree Of violence
they will be carried.
n the Roosevelt contention Is ad
mitted. there will be two conventions
on the floor at the same time, excep,
that until the formal vote shall decide
who Is to be temporary presiding Off
Ger Of the convention there fxih, be bul
one-Mr. Rosewater. actinet hartman
Of the national committee-presidln
officer, in the chair.
II the question Of admission to the
delegates space shall be finally set
tied so as to prevent trouble before
the convention Is called to order, then
arises the old question: At what point
Will the trouble begin?
Then Clash Begins.
II the convention will have safely
avoided the rocks and quicksands un
III the secretary shall commence to
call the roll, II can do so no longer.
Right then and there, when the sec
retary shall have called California ;
which will be early In the call. for /,
10 the third state In the alphabe etIcal
list OF states. Governor Johnson OF
California, for the Roosevelt forces
Will demand that the solid vote OF
California be counted for Borah, while
the two delegates from the Fourth
district who were awarded the seats
In the contest. will demand that thoIr
votes be counted for Root.
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Excited Texans and hysterical West
vlrginians, the latter with their slo.
gan OF Fight 'em. fight 'em!" are pre-.
dieting fist fights and broken heads.
Roosevelt has told his followers that
the conyentIon will be mo place for
anyone who does not love fight"
And 1t might as well be known that
delegates from both East, West and
North and South will be there armed
armed for either defense or assault.
More than a score have openly threat.
ened that no Heney can call them
liars without eating their words at the
muzzle OF pistols.
The Oklahoma delegation recog.
nized the possibility Of bolt, and in
caucus. by vote Of 18 to Q, defeated
a resolution binding itself to support
the nominee Of the convention for
President and vice President.
The Roosevelt leaders caucused
with many OF the state delegations
previous to the general caucus Of the
full delegations. Twenty Of the Mis-.
souri, thirty.six delegates conferred
with the leaders In the Roosevelt
headquarters and determined to stand
by the Roosevelt program through
thick and thin.
At . meeting Of the Ohio dclega.
tIon q resolution was adopted author.
izing A. l.. 0arford Of Elyria to cast
thirty.iour Of Ohio's forty.eight votes
for Roosevelt In all propositions In
the program Of the Roosevelt forces.
The Connecticut delegation for.
mally instructed for Taft and the
Pennsylvania delegation passed reso.
lutions indorsing Colonel Roosevelt.
California; Vote signal.
The general notion ID that serious
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Taft Forces BoItino,

The threatened detection from Taft
among those delegations which his
leaders had counted upon to support
the nomination of Root for chairman
of the Republican national convention
has begun.
Five or six states have .signified,
either openly or by inference, that
they are disgusted with the actions Of
the national committee and are either
openly or by inferential vote, declar.
ing for Roosevelt and Rooseveltian
principles.
In this list is Iowa. which, while
pushing its boom for Cummins, has in.
timated that 1t will not stand by Taft
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iional committee has made padded
roll and intends to make the deal so
raw that independent Republicans
will not stay in the convention hall.
1t is an effort to wreck the party in
the hope that these discredited COM
mitteemen may retain the party mech.
anism.
, ut is clear that such conduct will
tcopardize the Republican ticket in
Illinois and make waste paper out OF
the ballots in Cook county.
illinois, at the primary, gave the
largest Roosevelt majority OF any
state. Our previous meetings object
ed to resolutions pledging delegates
to any course Of action. But pledges
are now necessary. The naming OF
Root as temporary chairman means
the disruption of the party"
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Every indication on this. the eve Of
the convention. points to the most VIC.
lent, disorderly and disgraceful con-
vention the Republican party has ever
known. Republican leaders. whose
heads have been whitened with the
SHOWS Of many years service, regard
the situation as deplorable beyond ex.
preston, more fitting for Hayti or
Santo Domingo than the United
States. while they contemplate with
amazement the spectacle Of a great
Republican, one on whom has been
conferred the greatest honor In the
gift Of the republic. leading his forces
ON the field and determined to
achieve by violence If necessary that
purpose, which has so far been baked
by the ordinary methods Of political
conventions.
Teddy to Be on Platform.
Colonel Roosevelt has applied to
Captain Harry New for seats on the
platform and has been accorded five
seats. This Is taken to Indicate that
he will direct his own forces.
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To Make Fight on Root.

Illinois delegates switched from the
open to help out their choice for tenn.
porary chairman Of the national con-
vention. The Roosevelt men expected
to control the situation, fifty to six,
and to vote against Senator Root.
The executive session was ordered
after Robert Mccormick, chairman Of
the delegation. bitterly attacked Root
and the national committee.
1T Is no longer contended," he said,
"even by the Taft delegates. that Taft
can be elected II nominated. The ma.
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CHICAGO CONVENTION OPENS
TERRIFIC FOR CONTROL o. P. CONVENTION IN
EWrAsLE-pELEaATEs olRpEo
FOR FRAY
ROOSEVELT LEADING OWN BATTLE
COLONEL SAYS DELEGATES WHOSE SELECTION CONTESTS
NOT VOTE IN ORGANIZATION
OF CONVENTION.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.


CHcAGoOn the Of the Republican National Convention
Colonel Roosevelt disclosed his line of attack He laid
principles.
He said the delegates whose selection he contests
the organization of the convention the settlement
the contests and made it clear that he would resist it.
He said action Of the convention based upon the of
these audulenty seated delegates would be binding upon the
Republican party
was the Roosevelt rally in the Auditorium that the
President made his challenge He facing cheering throng which
ammed the huge building tightly the fire marshal would per-
nit =
Reaching far the rear the last line of Seats and to the
of the opost balcony solid of woe delegates
from every part the country Roosevelt leaders host prvates
in the Roosevelt army They gave the President mighty welcome
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trouble will not begin until after the
convention has been called to order
and a roll call is in process-when
Governor johnson Of California will
demand that California's full vote, re-
gardless OF the way the committee
decided the contests, shall be counted
as the majority Of the delegation shall
decide.
The space on the floor of the con.
vention hall set aside for delegates
has been apportioned to the several
states as the size Of their delegations
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when 1t comes to a showdown, Ne.
braska's delegation, In a set Of resolu.
tions. has demanded that Chairman
Rosewater resign because OF his high.
handed work In the national commit.
tee. Illinois has decided, by a vote OF
80 to 9. to hold out against Root as
chairman and support Roosevelt to the
end. Virginia has declared It's unwav.
ering allegiance to Roosevelt, and Ok.
lahoma. getting ready for a bolt. has
defeated q resolution to abide by the
choice OF the convention for President
and vice president.
In addition, the negro delegations
from the South are said to be swing.
Ing Into the Roosevelt column.
Speaking for the Roosevelt forces
Governor Hadley Of Missouri, chosen
floor leader for the Colonel, declared
that no contested delegate seated by
act OF the Republican national com.
mlttee should sit In the convention.
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pleaded gui'a,
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ton bureau
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oning for mN
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victim of pfll
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completed one
comfortable p'
ern slope.
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Grand River.
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ranch near 81
the Farmers ,
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the poor hous,
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Is sending out
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convenes there
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Miss Lizzie
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'' O'o
The Steamboas Springs lercught'
Club Is arranging to enSertail !
State Druggists Associate W
convenes there July 10 and 20. III.
The Colorado Grain Dealers Assoclt
alton held Its annual meeting In Colo
RADIO Springs. Several Kansas and Ne.
braska grain men were present.
Miss Lizzie Sampson Of Berthoud
was elected president Of the Fifth dis.
tlict Of the W. c. 7. U. at a busv, h,"h @
session Of the convcntioJt 6 Conner m coat.
A Fellowship mesith an actual sur.
will be held BY
ministers Of Col Of electroplatlng is
tional church and quicker and has
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education for b.lcl
is the purposes v
launched by Seq.
OF the boys de'
C. A. -
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5ora. thirty NJ
working day av
Wolf creek brit
VI being carried
river. 4
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five miles east o
mained unexplab
covered that a.
moved twenty "
Grand rivcr. A.
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intendent Of pro-.
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near Durango. 10
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maintain II. >
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Corporations Show Gain.

Secretary of State ]. A. Frear issued
a statement showing that the total
fees collected by his department for
year ending on June 80, 1912, were
$122,25140 The total fees for the fis-
cal year ending June 80, 1911, were
$79.S96.20.
In 1911 the number of articles filed
by Wisconsin companies was Lilo, and
the fees amounted to $42,552: the
number of amendments was 45S and
the fees 22,570; the number OF arti-
Giles by foreign companies was 70 and
the fees $5,613 In 1912 the number of
articles filed by Wisconsin companies
was LAB, the fees amounting to S46,.
174 The foreign companies were 1877,
fees being sS,408.
The number of cooperative compa-
MES organized under the law. known
as chapter 36S of the laws of 1911,
was ca the number of Catholic socie-
ties organized during the year was II,
against % for 1911; the number OF
nonstock companies organized in 1912
was 19S, as against 1873 during the pre-
ceding year The total number Of Wis
consin corporations operating under
the general incorporation law is over
10000, There are 833 foreign corpora
tions doing business in the state. In
1911 the department received $1,700 in
license fees from employment agen-
cies, and so far in 1912 it received
81 600.
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600 Miles Of Good Road.

Members and representatives OF the
state highway commission have re-
turned from a ten days trip through
the state, visiting the county boards of
supervisors while in session Alto
gether some fifty counties were visit
ed for the purpose of reviewing the
work done in the counties under the
new law, to secure suggestions for flu
ture use and to plan somewhat for the
good roads campaign in 1913
Engineer A. r. Hirst said of late
that, generally speaking, there was
general approval of the operation of
the new law and the results secured
under it, In few counties was found
some objection to the effect that the
work done was too expensive.
During the past year there were
about 600 miles of road built under
the supervision of the commission,
nearly half of which was stone. Next
Year it is expected that nearly thou
sand miles will be built.
Next week Messrs. A. r. Hirst, NJ.
w Torkelson. John S. Donald and J..
A. Hazelwood will attend as represent
tatives of the Wisconsin commission
the meeting of the American Road
builders association at Cincinnati.
The commission received notice of
the resignation of Eben Olson, super
visor of highways of Ashland county.
1t was under Mr. Olson's administra-
ton of the office that trouble arose to
hamper the work of bodybuilding In
that county.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-12-05
WOMEN SHOULD NEVER
USE HARSH PHYSICS

Women are especially susceptible to
constipation and their more delicate
organisms rebel at the violence OF
cathartics and purgatives. Drastic
medicines like salts, mineral waters,
pills and powders may afford tempo
rary relief, but their violent action on
the stomach and bowels tends to up
set the entire systera
A mild laxative is Iar preferable and
more effective. The combination OF
simple laxative herbs with pepsin pre-
scribed by DR.. W., B. Caldwell, and
sold in drug stores under the name of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is ideal
for women, being gentle in action, pos.
tive in effect and pleasant to the
taste. A spoonful of Syrup Pepsin at
night will bring natural relief next
morning and, used regularly for q
brief period, will so strengthen and
tone the muscles of the stomach and
bowels that there will be little. if any
further need for medicine.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can be
procured in any drug store. Your
name and address on a postal to DR.
w. B. Caldwell, 203 West ST., Month
cello. ILL.,, will bring free trial bot
tie by return mail. Adv.
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eoIens Heads Manufacturers.

The Wisconsin Manufacturers asso-
citation, at its annual meeting in the
rooms of the Merchants and Manufac-
tourers' association in Milwaukee, de-
cided to join the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States, authorized
the board of directors to investigate
the proposition to establish traffic
bureau, urged reciprocal relations be-
tween the manufacturers in the state
and elected the following officers:
Thomas NJ Blackstock, Sheboygan;
William George Bruce, Milwaukee: ID.
P. Lamoureaux, Beaver Dam; J. A.
Vail, BeIoit; H. w. Bolens, Port Wash
ington.
At meeting of the directors the
following officers were chosen:
President, Fl. w. BoIens; first vice
president, A. Hirschheimer, La
Crosse; secretary, william George
Bruce; treasurer, Frank J. Sensen-
benner, Neenah. s. G. Boles, South
Milwaukee, resigned as director of the
organization, and Frederick Robinson.
vice president of the j. l. Case Thrash
ing Machine company of Racine, Wis,
was elected to succeed him. t-@<
While it was admitted that matters
pertaining to legislation the coming
winter we're discussed including the
income tax, neither members present
nor the officials would discuss this.
The association will, it was said, take
three memberships in the National
Chamber of Commerce, which will en-
title it to three delegates at the an
nual meeting. The question of traf-
fic bureau was turned over to the
board of directors after it had been
discussed at length. 1t was suggested
that the association might, for the
present, work through the present
traffic bureaus in matters connected
with matters affecting the state manu-
facturers generally, leaving local ques-
lions to be handled by the local traffic
managers.
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LOOK AFTER
YOUR HEALTH
If Your System Is Kept Toned Up You
Will Escape Many Diseases That
Find Easy Victims Among
Pale People.

Enough disease germs enter the av-
erage human body every day to cause
death if the healthful organism did not
combat these germs and render them
harmless.
Let the human system become run
down, or debilitated, and this power of
resistance to disease is weakened.
Soon the disease germs get the upper
hand, an acute sickness follows or the
patient becomes a chronic invalid.
1t is in the blood that the battle to
maintain the health is fought. Keep
the blood toned up, the bowels open
and observe ordinary care as regards
food and rest and you will avoid much
sickness.
Debility is not a recognized disease
but is condition in which the suffer
er cannot get a good nights sleep,
wakes UP AL tired out, has no strength
| or ambition, is nervous. has a poor APP
! petite. has trouble with the stomach,
! and is subject to headaches and back
aches 1t is most commonly met with
| In people who have to work hard, are
confined indoors, eat improper food or
! have worries and grief.
/ The case of Mrs. NJ. Y. McCaslin, of
No. 202 South 9th Street, Lincoln,
Neb., shows the value of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills as a tonic for all rundown
conditions of health. She says:
II gave DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
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from which l had been suffering about
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anything. l became very weak and
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81 needed a tonic treatment and tried
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paid, on receipt of price, so cents per
box; six boxes for $3.50 by the DR.. VIII
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY,

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of those who suffer from kidney, bladder. nervous
diseases, chronic weaknesses ulcers skin eruptians,
piles, &C there is no doubt. In factitseems evident
from the big stir created amongst specialists. that
THERnPISON Is destined to cast into oblivion all
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Get Financial information.

To enable members of the next Leg
islature to acquaint themselves with
the financial affairs OF the state In
advance of the coming session, the
state board of public affairs has sent
to all members a copy of the budget
report issued by the joint committee
Of finance at the last session The
public affairs board is now preparing
a budget statement for the 1913 legis-
lature in form much more detailed
and elaborate than that shown In the
finance committees report.
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His Messengers.

go ye...." far distances must be
traversed, lonely hearts cry out for
comfort, footsore and weary pilgrims
long for guidance and refreshment,
and the sender of all abiding comfort
and the author of life's guide book
and the creator of age-long good cheer
waits TO dispense these gifts with Ia
wish and generous hand. Joyful, then,
is the heart of him who proclaims the
glad tidings of the all-sufticient pro-
vision for all human needs found in
God through Jesus Christ the Lord
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Wants state to ProvId

Wants state to Provide Reformatory.
The state board of control will ap-
peal to the next legislature for funds
with which to build a womeu's reform
atory and a new home for the feeble
minded. No other new institutions
are needed so urgently as these, it is
stated by President Ralph E. Smith OF
the board. The state has no woTnen's
reformatory. the Milwaukee industrial
school being in private management,
but under the boards inspection from
time to time The Milwaukee school,
also, is primarily for girls.
Women offenders are sometimes
sent to houses of the good shepherd
IN different cities, and the system has
cong called for change. The benef1-
cent effects of the probation law would
he greatly enhanced were the state to
rqaintain a womens reformatory Of its
own is President Smith opinion.
The last legislature authorized the
selection of a site for new home for
the feebIe-minded. and the board will
inform the legislature of its choice.
Then it will ask the solons for an ap-
preparation sufficient to build the
structure,
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Saloons Want Protection.

The Wisconsin Retail Liquor Deal
ers' association will ask the legisla-
ture to pass a bill providing for the
legal collection of bar bills, according
to a statement made by John Langan,
president of the association, in Mil
waukee. The bill would give them the
right to garnishee the wages of those
who fail to pay for their refresh.
nentS.
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Thank God for
t b a t statement.
In a world full of
sinners that is a
great fact; in such
a dark night that
is a CLEAN of
hope; in a world
of d Isl or a n t
notes that SEN
tence comes like
sweetest music.
The Pharisees
and scribes made
the accusation;
they meant it in
scorn and rebuke.
and they could not