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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
BULL MOOSE LEADER
TNVADES ST. PAUL

ST Paul. Mimi. Sept 5.-The Dull
r1oose has invaded St Paul Inc &C
CASTOR is the arrival Of RooseVelt VINO
is scheduled to deliver an adoress al
the Minnesota state Ialr. me ~ ne
president and his party arrived ~ W.
private cars. attached to the Cnlc1 zsss5
Rock Island & Pacific tram, at lou
this morning from Des MONIES;
A reception committee or zOO greeteo
the colonel at the union slduon;
platoon of police ana an q Iong
Spanish war veterans headed Ions
Drocession of automobiles from the
station to the hotel ,s., -
Following breakfast an informal re-
ception was held at the MOTEL d1Ssr
which Roosevelt held conference Win
the Progressive central state commit
tee. 1.~.,.
The nomination of Woodrow wilson
at the Baltimore convention was as
sailed by Col Roosevelt as the WeIh OF
the Democratic bosses IT MS aooIeSs-
In his campaign for the republican
nomination Col. Roosevelt SAID the
bosses were dethroned one after an
other in states in Wnlch there were IL
rect primaries.
we beat Franklin Murphy IN sew
Jersey, senator Penrose in PeGnSyIEa-
MA and senator Lorimer in ullnols,
he said but no Democratic, boss was
beaten in his own state" Col Roose-
welt replied to Wilson's speech on me
tariff in New York. saying;
IF the tariff plank of the Demo
Gratis is not telling the truth, or codr Sc
[ I:eeu Tot discuss it with them; II II is
telling the truth and should be put
into effect il would plunge this coun-
try into a period of commercial disas-
ter such as we have not seen IN our
life time"
Col. Roosevelt leaves tonight for
Grandforks, \. D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
OHIO PROGRES5IVEs
NOMINATE GARFORO
Platform Declares Against
Child Labor and Night
Work For Women.

columbus, @, sept ytss 5 1ominated for o.
1aI1oL u, II ohio today by the Pro-
ggTessi7e state convention in session
here. +z o-doreAs oro
bibi III of child labor. minimum wage
for working women, pP0h1 s2Fbf hour G1
~ 517- Il 90. Ivonaen. schools for industrial
education, municipal al, hG 6aIiot rule ana
MA of t6e fProE 5ii nominee for vice
president arrived early toaay- ,I ne w zen
P Carfieid' Walter F. Brown ana other
Progressive leaders. -. o5dro.-
Governor Johnson, In MS do0Iess
DO not for a minute consider PTesi-
dent Taft in the national race ne Is
q negligible quantity 49,. .e 49,
During the speakers review OF tne
California case in the RePYoilGialh G GaI-
vention. the mention of Patrlck Ca ai-
49, ~ con1ection' with CALIFORNIA;
politics was productive Of hisses'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
TAFT MEN WILL FIGHT
TO GET NAMES ON BALLOT.
Thirteen Electors May Be Nominated
at Separate Conventions in Califor-
10

Thirteen Electors May Be Nominated
at Separate Conventions in Califor-
mia and Contest Carried to Court.
San Francisco, Calf. Sept 5--A
virtually complete count of the re-
turns of the state primary election
indicates that the Progressives have
nominated more than so of the 100 Re
publican party candidates for the leg
islature, as opposed to the Taft Re
publicans and that they had been vic
torious in five. and possibly seven of
the II congressional districts.
The Phelan CWilson) wing of the
Democratic won easily from the Bell
Clark faction throughout the state
AS the Progressive victory insures
the nomination of presidential electors
pledged to Roosevelt, Taft leaders here
have already begun discussion of plans
for placing their candidates on the
November ballot. By the ruling of
attorney general Webb. their only re-
course is to launch special petitions,
each Of which must bear the names
Of 1900 voters who did not partici-
pate in the primaries, and even then
they will not be allowed the party
designation.
II was suggested at the Taft head
quarters that the Taft candidates who
were victorious in the legislative con-
test, meet with the Taft holdover state
senators in separate convention.
after the regular convention Septem-
Der p. nominate Is electors. secure
the recognition of ths Republican ma
out in the courts. a caucus of lead
ers Of the Taft faction viii be called
in a few days to decide upon the action
to be taken.
Lucy Goode White, newspaper
writer nominated by the Socialists.
qualified in San Francisco in the non
partisan contest for nominations for
the superior bench.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05

have told controller Prendergast in
conference that it would be politically
inexnedient'' for the controller to &C
cept the nomination for governor
Prendergast's friends declared that
Hotchkiss was quietly paving the way
governor. notwithstanding his asSer-
tons that he must not be considered as
a candidate
Former state senator F NJ DaVen-
mort. the temporary chairman, declared
that governor Hughes had personally
asked Col Roosevelt to take up the
fight for direct primaries when he &C
cepted the place on the supreme court
The convention, after organizing, ad-
journed until S o'clock tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
SUFFRAGETS START
RIOT IN WALES

Wrexham. Wales, Sept 5.-A wild
suffra get outbreak was brought about
today by the appearance at the national
Eistedfod of David Lloyd-George, chan
cellor of the eXchequer. The pavilion
in which he was to deliver an address
was crowded, and as soon as he began
to speak a woman jumped up and
shouted, Why don't you give women
their right?' She was at once thrown
out. but several women followed Eer
example and were elected by the 20
lice.
Some of the women were roughly
handled by the crowd in the surround
ing park and one of them was injured
seriously.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05

of the four corners or the courthouse
block
Before that the county only had a
large box placed on Overland street
into which those bringing fruit and
vegeta b1es to the market, threw the
rotting fruit The doors created by
this it was stated gave rise to many
complaints.
Is Granted Franchise.
The American District Telegraph
company was granted a franchise TO
install and operate a night watch and
burglar alarm system. The franchise
gives the company permission to erect
necessary wires and poles In the fur
therance of the scheme to eliminate
the burglar, and present destruction by
fires, the company viii install a private
phone in the police station and in the
office of the central fire department.
The franchise ordinance which pro-
vides that the structures, wires or poles
to be erected by the company, shall
not interfere with public traffic. had
its first reading. The term OF the
franchise is for 25 years
The petition of Ignacio Moreno for a
refund on an unexpired license was re-
ferred t. the finance committee.
Duncan Campbell and others pre-
scented a protest Thursday morning
against the maintenance of a corral on
Montana street, near Hutton street
The matter was referred to the sanl-
tary commissioner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
ROBBER GETS
$50 FROM EIGHT MEN

Usage City. Kan, Sept 5-A masked
robber boarded a Nestbound Missouri
Pacific train here early today, held up
the conductor, the auditor, six men in
the smoker and after obtaining only
when it stopped at a water tank. Just
west Of town. and escaped into a corn
field.
The conductor reported the robber
rank amateur
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
Third party Ticket
WILSON TALKS IMMIGRATION
BEFORE WORKINGMEN'S LEAC

New York. n. Y, Sept. 5.-Governor
Wilson'S first political address in the
metropolis was delivered at the dollar
dinner If he Soodrow Wilson Work
ingmeds lea cue
Before going to dinner he met two
score editors of foreign language
newspapers at the National Arts club
and talked IMMIGRATION to them.
If we can hit upon a standard which
admits every voluntary immigrant"
he said, and excludes those who have
not come of their own volition with
their own purpose of making a home
and a career for themselves, but have
been induced by steamship companies
or others to come in order to pay the
passage money, then we will have
what we will all agree upon as
Americans"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
TEXAS COTTON SHIPPERS
CLAIM HEAVY ONERCHARGEs

Washington. D. C, Sept. 5.-Protest-
ing that they had been overcharged
many thousands of dollars on export
cotton shipments by the railroads of
Texas, IS cotton exporters in Texas,
Massa chusetts, Louisiana and Tennes-
see today petitioned the interstate COM
merce commission to adjudicate their
claims The railroads were accused of IL
legally increasing the rates for through
bills of lading to foreign ports when
local tariffs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
OCEAN PARK STARTS
WORK OF REBUILDING

Ocean Park. Cal, Sept. with the
small amount of insurance carried on
the 265 buildings destroyed by the fire
of Tuesday night adjusted, building op-
erations already are under way
One thousand men were put to work
today.
It was discovered that the six chill
dren of S J. Zarde, supposed to have
been lost in the flames, were at the
home of friends who picked them up
the night of the fire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
NORTONI. OF MISSOURI, HEADS
pROGRESSINE TICkE

PROGRESSlSE TICKET.
st. Louis. 40. Sept. 5.-The closing
hour of the Missouri state Progressive
convention here witnessed Il sharp de-
bate over the nomination of three nom
partisan candidates for the supreme
court. The matter finally was set
tied with the nomination of Progress
sive candidates along with a full state
ticket headed by judge Albert n. Nor
toni of the St Louis court of appeals.
The matter of obtaining places on the
ballots for the party's candidates re-
ceived much attention. a report of a
special committee of lawyers was
adopted This put forward three
methods by which the desired result
may be accomplished. The first is
through attested certificates from the
convention, the second by application
Of the Progressive state committee and
the third through petitions signed by
the electors of the state. The report
provided that should all three fail an
attack should be made on the consti-
tutiOnality of the state primary law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
DEBS THINKS TRAMPs PROVE
FAILURE OF GOVERNMENT

Reno, New, Sept 5.-Eugene V Debs.
Socialist candidate for president. in his
speech here last night, declared that
the Republican and Progressive parties
represented the capitalistic class. the
Democratic the middle class. but the
exclusively.
The speaker referred to the tramp
problem. saying a tramp was a cur
iosity up to 1873, and claiming that the
present army of them proves the fail
ure Of ezisting schemes Of government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
MINNEAPOLIS POLICE BATTLE
WITH SOCIALISTS IN RIOT

Minneapolis, MINI. Sept 5.-Answer-
ing a riot call. % police and plain clothes
men last night clashed in battle with
mob of approxima te1y 500 attending a
SociaIistic street meeting Seven mem
bers of the crowd were taken TO jail
and scores probably are suffering with
broken heads. Socialist leaders at
tempted to get the crowd to dispense
before the clash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
WILL INVESTIGA ATE FRAUD
IN SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY

Columbia. 5 c, Sept 5--Ihe charge
of fraud in connection with South Car
DINA Democratic primaries will be in
vestigated By a special committee ap-
pointed under authority Of a resolution
adopted at the session of the com
mittee
Givernor Cole L Blease, on the face
of the returns. was renOmlnated Tor
governor by about 5000 majority over
his two opponents, the total vote being
about TO- 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
DEMOCRATS WILL RENEW
EFFORTS TO CARRY MAINE.

New York, N Y. Sept 5--After
conference between acting chairman
NcAdoo, of the Democratic national
committee, senators Pomerene, OF
ohio and OGorman, of New York,
and representative Burleson, of Texas.
at which the result in Vermont was
Thoroughly discussed. it was decided
to bend every effort to strengthen
the Democratic campaign in Maine up
to the last moment before next Nom
81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT MEN
e.r-r II, II NnranlII q 2 Oh Il

Charlotte. n c.. Sept epublicans
of North Carolina came to the parting
of the WAYS and two state conventions
were held. one by the supporters OF
president Taft and another by the fol-
lowers C Col Roosevelt As result
there will be two electoral and two
state tickets in the field Thomas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
KANSAS MINISTER'S ASK
ROOSEVELT To PREACH

Chanute Kan. Sept 5--IheOdOre
Roosevelt was invited to deliver the
morning sermon Sunday. September %
at a union service to be held here, in
a letter sent to him by Chanute min
listers Should the colonel accent. the
sermon probably viii be preached in
Central Park auditorium, as the
churches are small
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05

Kansas city, No. Sept. 5.-Attorneys
for Dr. B c. Hyde and representatives
Of the county prosecutor filed a stipu-
lation in the criminal court today
agreeing to the postponement Of the
third trial of DR.. Hyde from the Sep
TENDER to the January term of court
Justice Porterfield set the date for
January 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
STANDPATTERS FOR
WILSON, SAYS TEDDY
Asserts the Payne-Aldrlch
Law Contains "Shams
and Humbugs. y

Des NIoines. Iowa. Sept. 5.-Upon
woodrow Wilson, the hopes of the
standpatters gradually are Delng cen
tered Col. Roosevelt told the stare
Progressive convention of Iowa he
said that the reactionaries OF ooth
parties were now turning to the Dem
ocratic candidate. Col. Roosevelt al
so called for speedy downward revision
of the tariff and denounced the Payne
Aldrich tariff law as containing
''shams and humbugs.
You'll find long before election
day-already there are symptoms o.
it-that the old Republican party has
been swept aside The fight lies De
racy.
:sThe official Republican party OF
today bears to the party of Lincoln the
same resemblance that snip wnlCh
the ship before it was captured
Barnes. Penrose. Guggenheim and the
rest of them wouldn't have known
what was meant by Repuo1can prll-
ciples If you had mentioned theI
Those men represent the crooked al
lance between crooked politics ana
crooked business which has been the
curse of American life
Now. a few words to the men VINO
formerly were Democrats. 1 want 10
call your attention to this difference
between the Chicago and baltimore
conventions The victory at Baltimore
for Wilson was achieved because the
bosses finally concluded that his VIC
tory meant their victory. At Chicago
the bosses knew that our victory
meant their death
Col. Roosevelt said he found among
reactionary Republicans growing
purpose to support Mr.. Wilson. on the
theory that president Taft was beaten
already and that the only hope OF
preserving the old parties was to sup
port the Democratic ticket and de-
feat the Progressives-
Third Party Ticket
With John L. Stevens. OF Boone, as
their nominee for governor. Iowa Pro
gressives put a third party ticket in
the field. after overcoming opposition
to the plan by a vote of nearly five
to one.
The platform endorses that of the
national convention. rcaserts the be-
lief in popular rule ard declares that
the Progressive party is here to
stay"
Congress NAL candidates were NOM
mated by causes for five districts
as follows:
Second. Herman X Zeuch; third, r.
E Leach: sixth, ]. H. Patton; seventh,
George c. White; eighth. L. W.
LauSlin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
GIVES 5000 BOND; RELEASED.

Pauline MARTINEZ who is awaiting
the action of the federal grand jury
on a charge of violating the neutrality
laws, was released on $4,000 bond We'd
nesday evening after his sureties had
surrendered him earlier in the day, and
he had been arrested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05

Capt c S. Woodwork, commander
of the local G. A R.. is in Los An
geles to attend the national 6. A R
encampment- His son, Fred WOOD
worth. left Wednesday afternoon 10
foin his father on the coast After
the encampment. They will tour Cali
fornia in Capt WoOdworth's automo-
bile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
Lawn Hose and Sp-iHklers.
Laurie Hardware Co. 209 Mills st
HARMONY REIGNS IN
nIONTANA CONVENTION

Great Falls, Mont. Sept 5.-There
was every indication of harmony
among the delegates to the Montana
state Republican convention when state
chairman John D. Waite called the
convention to order today end turned
over the gavel' to Harry l. Wilson, of
Billings, who had been chosen teInpoF-
airy chairman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
PRENDERGAST IS ADVISED NOT
SEEK COY

Syracuse. y Y, Sept 5.-The open
ing session of the Progressive state
convention found the frame work of
the party organization already con-
structed and the delegates ready for
the consideration of a state ticket
State chairman Hotchkiss is said to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05

Settle. Of Asheville, was nominated BY
the Republican convention for govern
or. The Roosevelt convention nOmin-
ated Zeublen V. WalSer, OF Lexington,
for governor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05

Mrs. E G. Dexter and family VIII
leave FL Paso in about two weeks for
Colon. Panama. where she will Join her
husband She will go from FL Paso BY
way of the Sunset to New Orleans and
take boat from there for Panama.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
Boss ovens

for gas or gasoline stoves
Laurie Hardware Co.. 500 Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
JoINs HUsBAND IN PANAMA.

RefriEeratOr-. All Sizes.
Laurie Hardware Co, 500 Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
ATTENDS REUNION OF VETERANS.

Lawn Hose and Sprinklers.
Laurie Hardware Co.. 3O9 Mills st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
THIRD TRIAL OF DIR. HYDE

Majestic Ranges.
Laurie Hardware Co.. 309 Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05
FRANCHISE GIVEN
FOR BURGLAR ALARM

CONTINUED from page one.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-05

Models designed especially for large
women. Plainly tailored and neatly
trimmed styles of serge, diagonals,
Bedford cords, cheviots and novelty
mixtures. Getaway coats with plain
gored skirts OF skirts with kick
pleats as shown in illustration on
the right. Sizes from Al to 81
priced at SIS, $3.50, SIS, $3.50
and up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
by BREAKS DOWN
|WHEN QUESTIONED
hattie Scene in Court of
Ee Lands During Inquiry
MO Bankers Affairs.

XtsGO. Nov. oJ.--A dramatic scene
'.a,ed by Or. William I. lNroy be-
-,dera Judge Lands today whe,:
.,o,ler OF the private bank bearing
Ia. which is the subject Of an
4 x gas questioned 6y the court.
mixer broke down and wept.
4 Cod, Ny God" he cried with
.tehcd arms. nj one junclure, II
.ofhIng about 1t, Nothing at all. "
.,rpcation By the court rs 10 coun-
\ Dr. Kirby, in an order commend
< "a 10 turn over $4,000, brought
he scene.
'nsy Edward e. Healy for the re-
4 eeryed copy of the order on Dr
ii show cause Wednesday morn
-5g7 he should not turn over the
q attorneys L-antrE. Houlillan and
+. Rosentlal. who have heretofore
med interests In the case, said
iId not represent DR., Kirby in the
|rr natter,
"a 10 your lawyer here" Kirby was
br Judge LanJla,
1out know replied the bunker
6ogsd head.
|rrn1 you talked with any lawyer
4 The last three weeks" ="
y came the answer.
La your wife, Mrs. Margaret l..
Z. lake up tho matter OF u lawyer
5it know"
syers In this case were recently
1000 by the mother OF your wife.
mn, knou, upys hIu. ,bppf tlaf 30
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PECTS TYRON OF
BEING EMBEZZLER

Nov. 25.-Partial iden-
"a OF Earl 4. Tyron. tho man ron
In the Pacific Electric building
|oax, was made yesterday by J. 3.
n 1926 Georgia street. as a man
" be wanted in Kansas City for
<ment. The crime. which kenton
committed in 1909. concerns o
igsniZation in Kansas City. from
q is said TO have unlawfully taken
~ time. according to the tnforma-
FelI the police. Tyron is alleged
been elected delegate 10 the
convention OF the Motion Picture
s from the Kansas City orga nj
he was given 800 10 pay his
and is said 10 have skipped
money.
Will be held until the intention
eansas City police Is known. Just
'aer action Will be taken In his
detectives refused 10 state. but
pe neid for several days while lie
lur1her investigated.
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star Mining company, corporation or,
ILr state OF Utah. VIII be held at the
office OF the company. room 100 Dooly
block, Suit Lake CITY: Utah. or the IN
day OF December. 1872, at tho hour oi
. D. III, OF said day
Pho purposes for which SUD meeting
Is 10 be held arc follows;
,,fG ,orno1ution TO serve until the next
annual meeting Of the stockholdcrs ana
until such time us their successors are
IN To consider and ratify the acts
o,d proceedings OF the board OF directors
r.; said corporation since last annuai
ic9 TO amend article VI. OF the az
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ticlcs OF Incorporation Of said corpora
Iion SO an to provide that meetings or
the beard Of directors az said corporation
may he held for the transaction Of any
business OF the corporation at such places
out Side of this state or elsewhere within
the Htaic than nj its principal Office. IA
the directors may by resolution or by
laws provide.
THIS meeting iB called NY tho president
of this corporation pursuant to authority
vested IN hn by the articles OF incorpor-
alton.
Dated salt Lake CITY Utah, November
81. 1912,
a. y. IIOLDAWAY.
President.
liner Felt. Secretary, k27I7
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TSBURG STEEL
WORKERS ON STRIKE

IsBrRG, Pa, Nov. 25.-The So
10 who were employed at the
Lad and Edgar and Thompson
ma the Carrie furnaces OF the
Ne Steel company. who walked out
~, met at meeting Sunday and
10 continue the strike until their
|dE for higher wages are granted,
the first time In three years work
Edgar Thompson plant IS prac-
|2t staudstill. IL is said that only
u Of 5000 night workrncn arc OH
|fbe Homestead plant worl1men en-
|in tie rolling mills and open hearth
|nents reported at Z o'clock last
|Ee number OF these men. II is said
1ld 10 go. as ;her" was no material
Ehlch 10 work. The traipmen en-
|at the Duqucsnc plant Of the Car
Heel company, who were expected
ne strikers. continue to work,
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n, ,ezsanine floor, Hotel Utah, at Salt Lake
City. Utsh. on Wednesday. the l.h day
OF December. 1912, at 3 O'clock p. IN. OF
that day The purpose OF said meeting
Is TO vote upon a resolution or resolutions
authorizing the directors OF the Country
club to sell. exchange or otherwise dis
nose os all the real property of said club;
10 buy other property. and to Issue mort
gnges, bonds. or other evidences Of ill.,
debtcdness vi the club for the purpose oc
carrying out the resolutions.
by order of the board of directors.
Dated November 8, 1912.
k127o SAMUEL II. NEEI, Secy.