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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
TESTIMONY COMES
FROM ALL OVER TEXAS
A. w. Camp, a Prominent
Caddo Oil Man, Adds His
Praise to the Remarkable
Results Of the Great
"Plant Juice"

Arthur W. Camp, for six years war
correspondent in the Orient for the
Hearst papers, born at Dallas, where
his father located in early pioneer
DAYS and after whom Camp street was
named, writes from LOngview, Texas,
beadouarters for the Texas CaddO Land
& Oil company, which he promoted re
garding benefits obtained from pant
juice"
merits, Immediate and marvellous re
suits obtained from using Plant Juice.
in a malarial condition, complicated
with disordered stomach, indigestion,
nervousness, and accompanying dIsor-
ders, the first few doses afforded me
the most wonderful relief from my
general depressed condition, that feel
II q duty as well as a pleasure TO IN
dorse and recommend to my friends
Plant Juice as truly possessing won
derful merits"
Forward to nature" is the slogan
that is being used IN the Texas Pant
Juice campaign. It is expressive Of
good 1 know OF no tonic that comes
as near putting back into man the vital
forces that have left him by reasons OF
sickness and overWork-
Commenting upon this statement OF
Mr. Camps, the demonstration of Kelly
& Pollard's drug store, POI n. Oregon
40 you know why it is that the
fame of Plant Juice has spread like
Wildfire throughout our great cities!
Tt is because every one who has tested
it or has seen what it will do has a
good word for 1t, and never misses a
chance to speak it. The history Of
Plant Juice the way in which Colonel
Frank Dillingham;. the manufacturer.
first made it and the great events that
followed have been the subjects of nu-
merous newspaper articles throughout
america. The story is an interesting
one and always like to tell it But
here is something more to the point.
Plant Juice is now being introduced
into Texas, starting at Houston, and 1t
will sweep the state. 1t has already
established a firm hold in Texas 1t IS
reviving and reVitaliZing hundreds OF
citizens in an walks of life. Take the
man or woman who suffers with heart
burn. Water-brash, who has a coated
tongue, sour or bitter taste in the
, mouth Of mornings, who has no Ape
tite, is grouchy. irritable, has head
aches, is tired, HStleSS, lacking IN en-
ergy, has blues, melancholy, deSpOn-
dency, a feeling Of fullness about the
stomach and liver, subject to cOlicky
pains in the stomach and intestines,
formation Of gas, belching, palpitatiOn
OF the heart, pains in the side, chest or
back and loins, is restless, sleepless,
yellow skin, pimples, dark spots on the
body, witches of rheumatism, cloudy
or muddy urine, dimness of sight,
puffiness of the eyes, thick, sluggish
blood; take the person suffering with
any or all of those symptoms and ne
will find them vanish under the use
of Plant Juice as does the mist under
the sun. 1t is the greatest vegetable
for arrangement of stomach, liver. kid
neys and blood Come to Kelly & Pol
lard's, 2O1 N Oregon, and see our daily
demonstrations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
TRAVELLING MEN
START MOVE FOR
A THIRD PARTY
Denver Asks for the Third
Party Convention-Bell
Writes Roosevelt.

Chicago. Ill, June 26.-Ten members
of the Commercial Travellers of the
United States. acting as a temporary
committee, Tuesday issued a call to
other members of the organization re-
Questing them to unite to further the
progressive movement. 1t was stated
in the call that business men believe
there is something wrong with the
program of both parties. \ letter was
sent Col Roosevelt notifying him Of
the action
Denver Wants Convention.
Denver, Colo, June 26.-While the
plan to hold a third party convention
will not be determined definitely IN
til the Democratic convention at Bal
timore adjOurns, Denver organizations
will continue efforts to bring about the
selection of this city as the place at
which to hold the meeting.
Gen Sherman Bell, a former Rough
Rider, has written a personal letter
to expresident Roosevelt urging the Sc
lection of Denver.
The Roosevelt progressive league OF
Colorado, it is said, will start at once
active work to secure control of the
state Republican organization and send
Roosevelt men to the electoral col
Iege.
It was announced at headquarters
that an address TO the voters of Colo
fado would be sent to every precinct in
the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
ROOSEVELT IS
PLEASED At
OUTLOOK
He Says Baltimore Reminds
Him of Chicago Thinks
It Will Help New Party.
u. S. SENATORS TO
HOLD CONFERENCE

oyster Bay, \. Y, June 26.-With
the organization of the progressive
party definitely under way, former
president Roosevelt returned to his
home yesterday from Chicago. He was
smiling and said he was in fighting
trim. He made it clear that the new
party would be pushed ahead with
full steam on. His neighbors in Oys-
ter Bay, who have followed the poll
teal fortunes of Co. Roosevelt for q
good many years, did not know
whether to receive him as a returning
champion or a VanQuIShed warrior, but
he assured those who saw him that he
was not in the least dlsmayed by the
happenings at Chicago.
Col. Roosevelt was greatly pleased
at the news from Baltimore. he
showed how closely he was keeping
in touch with the situation there by
reciting the vote by which William
J. Bryan had been defeated short
time before in his contest with Alton
B. Parker over the temporary chair
manship.
Baltimore Reminder of Chicago.
Don't that remind you of what
happened in ChicagO?' he asked
They are making the same fight at
Baltimore. That is good. One thing
is plain, that Mr.. Murphy will never
make peace with Bryan
Col Roosevelt said that apparently
the issue among the Democrats was
fundamentally as that IN the RepuDll-
can convention should serious olI-
ferences develop, it is his belief that
the new party will profit thereby, IN
the way of receiving support from
disaffected Democrats. With this IN
mind, Col Roosevelt and his associates
will take no definite steps until the
Democratic convention has come to an
end. He said the first meeting OF
the temporary committee on Organiza-
ton would not be held until the Demo-
Gratis have named their ticket, prob
ably the latter part of next week IN
New York Its chief work will be to
fix the date for the National conTen-
ton and issue the call.
There is one thing which 1 would
like to make clear" said Col Roose-
Welt 1T is that the temporary COM
mittee which was announced yesterday
is in no sense a national committee in
the ordinary capacity of the term. 1t
was selected simply for the purpose
of taking the first step and calling
the convention
Each state, he said, would elect its
own national committeeman, and there
was no guarantee that any man on the
list would be the representative OF
his state after the convention
The only action which viii be taken
pending the news from Baltimore, Col
Roosevelt said, would be the ganlza-
ton of party machinery in the various
states.
He said that Timothy L Woodruff
and Vim. Halpin were already at work
with the formation of the New York
organization. Col Roosevelt said the
founders Of the new party hoped to
take over a good measure OF strength
from the Democratic party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
NORTHWEST TEXAS
REPUBLICANS MEET
Celebrate Taft's Nomination
and Form Campaign
Organization.

DaIhart, Texas, June "a very i'm
portant gathering of Taft Republicans
here celebrated the Taft and Sherman
nomination.
The counties of Dallas, Moore,
Hutchinson, Sherman, Hartly, Ochiltree,
Hansford and other northwest Texas
counties were well represented and a
permanent Republican organization
was effected. B. F. Warnock, of Dali
hart, was selected as president; ". J.
Clarke, secretary; W. NJ. Stone, treas
Urer; w. NJ. SchlOffman, T. L. Swear
ingen, Dalhart;. W. c. Collins, c. H.
Farwe1, Charming; Ed c. Williams,
Dalhart, and DR.. Lamar, StratfOrd,
were named on the executive commit
tee. Resolutions endorsing the princi-
pies of Republicanism as enunciated
in the platform of the party at Chicago,
including the full action of the cOnven-
ton and its deliberations, were adopted.
A call will be sent out for meeting of
Republicans in the northwest counties
of Texas in Dalhart, July Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
BARNES RECEIVES
WARM WELCOME HOME
Declares Republican Party
Is Bound to Resist
Error

Albany, n Y, June 26.-William
Barnes jr., chairman f the Republican
state committee, was given an enthus-
iastic welcome tonight upon his return
from the Republican national conven-
ton at Chicago, at which he played
a prominent part in the nomination
of president Taft
He was greeted at the station by
4 crowd of several thousand of his
fellow tOWnsmen, including state and
city officials.
Through streets, brilliantly red with
fire. and with bands playing, the state
chairman was escorted to his State
street home.
The state chairman acknowledged the
welcome declaring that the Republi-
can party is the party of resistance
to error" and stating sit is probable
that during this campaign other par
ties may take the stand we took at
Chicago"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
HARMON UNEXCITED. STAYS
at HIS OFFICE IN OHIO

Columbus, Ohio, June Ex-Governor
Harmon spent the day in his office at
the capitol getting his information
from Baltimore from occasional mes
sages from his neutenants and from
the newspapers here
Il will depend on friends" said gov
ernor Harmon today. for information
of interest. No one has been detailed
to keep me informed. They know am
not nervous and they viii let me know
if anything of interest to me happens"
When asked regarding his attitude
on the fight then being waged on judge
Parker for temporary chairman, gov
ernOr Harmon said;
I am not going to mix in 1t at all
NV friends are looking after my inter-
ests and I am going to leave every
thing to them. They are on the ground
and are in close touch with the situa-
ton. I do not care to discuss that
case at all"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
HENEY HOLDS CONFERENCES


Baltimore, Nd, June 26.-Francis J.
Heney, of California, one of Col. Theo-
dore ROOsevelts fighting lieutenants in
the Republican national convention,
and Chas. 3. Crane, of Chicago, who
helped to finance the Roosevelt cam
paign for the Republican nomination.
were in consultation last night with
William J. Bryan, of Nebraska, for
three-quarters of an hour.
Heney and Crane reached Mr.. Bryan's
apartments by a private elevator, and
were gone again before their visit be-
came generally known No one could
be found who would discuss the incl
dent.
In connection with the Heney-Crane
visit, it was learned that representa-
tives OF the Outlook, one of them Carl
Rowland. who has been to see Col
Roosevelt since his return from Africa
two years ago, were in town. Both
put up at one of the headquarters no.
tells. They were anxious to forward
the possibility of a progressive-con-
sentative fight in the convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
PROGRESSIVE SENATOR'S To
CONSIDER THE SITJATION.

Washington, D. c., June "a con-
ference of progressive Republican SEN
ators will be called Immediately after
the Democratic convention to consid-
er the situation developing from the
third party movement launched at
Chicago.
Senator's Clapp, Bourne and Cummins
met yesterday and discussed the move
ment Senators BristOw, Kenyon and
Pcindexter are away from Washing
ton and when they return if the
alignment of the Democratic party has
been shaped at the Baltimore con-
Vention, a formal conference of pro-
gressive Republicans will be held None
of these here know Of any Overtures
to the Democratic leaders at Balti-
more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
NEGROES SEEKING FOR
DEMOCRATIC RECOGl

Baltimore, Md, June ga plank in
the platform designed to win over the
negroes to the Democratic party is
cratic league It reads as follows:
I'VE recognize the equality of all
men before the law, and hold that it
is the duty of the government in its
dealings with all the people to mete
out equal and exact justice to all. of
whatever nationality. race, color or
persuasion, religion or political"
4 committee headed by bishop Alex
ander Walters. president of the league,
will present the plank to the resOlu-
lions committee.
whatever nationality"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
1JVII.I. MAKE 'EM SIT UP AND TAKE
NOTICE" SAYS GEO. W. PERKINS.

Chicago, Ill, June give Will
make them sit up and take notice. The
progressive party is the party of the
people and the people will rule"
These were the words of Geo. W
Perkins, supporter of Col Roosevelt
and one of the leaders Of the party
movement, as left Chicago for the east
yesterday afternoon
News of the defeat of VIM J. Bryan
in the Baltimore convention by the
conservation faction was received with
no concealment Of JOY by adherents
of Theodore Roosevelt, who are busy
with the preliminaries of organizing a
new political party in New York.
1T means that Bryan can now openly
declare his despair of injecting pro-
gressive principles into the Democratic
party, and there is no reason why
he himself should not run with Col
Roosevelt in the fight for political
freedom" said Medin Mccormick.
Senator Dixon, campaign manager,
left for New York this afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
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THE CANDIDATES.

Champ Clark, of No, b. KY,
1850; college president at %;
prosecuting attorney; member
Of congress since 1898; minori-
ty leader, 190S-11; speaker since
1911.
Woodrow Wilson, of n. J.; b.
Va, 1856; practiced law at At
lanta; professor in Bryn Mawr,
Wesleyan and Princeton col
leSes; president princeton, 1902
10; governor of n. J. since 1911.
JudsOn Harmon, of o.; b. o.,
1916; judge in two courts; attor-
ney general u. S, 1887; pro-
fessor of law; receiver of two
railroads; governor OF o. snice
1909.
Oscar w. Underwood. of Ala;
b. KY, 1862; practiced law at
Birmingham; helped frame state
constitution; member Of con-
gress since 1895; majority lead
er since 1911.
Thomas r. Marshall, of Ind,
b. Ind, 1854; lawyer of Column
bia City; trustee Wabash col
ledge governor of Ind. since19O9.
Simeon Z. Baldwin, of Conn;
b. Conn, 1910; professor of law
at Yale; chief justice state su-
preme court 19O7-1O: governor
of Connecticut since 1911
John Burke, of n. D.; b. Ia,
1859; county judge; member
serving third term as governor
n. D.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
MICHIGAN GOVERNOR SENDS
ROOSEVELT CONTEMPLATION

lansing. Mich, June 2b.-GoVernor
Chas S Osborn has sent a telegram
and letter to Col. Roosevelt congratu-
lating the latter for the stand that he
has taken with reference to a third
party.
convention dominates a reactionary,
you should be a candidate and if pos
sible, with somebody like Wilson or
Bryan. But if the Baltimore cOnven-
ton dominates a progressive, I am not
sure that you should not be a candi-
date
Governor Osborn adds, however, that
he will accept Col. RoOsevelts leader
ship in any direction that may be de-
cided upon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
NEW PARTY LEADERS
TO CONFER IN WEEK
Roosevelt and Party Arrive
in New York, and Colonel
Gives Out Information.

New York, n Y, June 26.-COl The
odore Roosevelt reached New York on
the Twentieth Century Limited on
Tuesday. He went directly to his
editoria offices and went to Oyster
Bay later. He said he would nave no
statement to give today but added that
probably within q week there would
be a conference in New York with mem
bers of the committee selected to con-
duct his third party campaign.
ACCOMMODATING Mr.. Roosevelt were
Mrs. Roosevelt, Frank Munsey, Z. A
Van Valkenberg, of Philadelphia, for
mer governor Regis Post. of Porto Rico,
and members Of the outlook staff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
MCKINLEY DENIES
ROOSEVELT STORY

Washington, D. c.. June 26.-DirectOr
Mckinley, of the Taft bureau, today
dictated a denial of the statement by
Col. Roosevelt that he could have won
the nomination from president Taft on
certain conditions which he refused.
ITO any one knowing the situation,
the statement of colonel Roosevelt that
he could have had the nomination of
Saturday certainly is very amusing,
was Mr.. McKinley's statement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
WOMAN SUFFRAGETS TO
HOLD 8 BIG BARAnE

Baltimore. Mr., June 26.-One thou
sand advocates of woman suffrage are
expected to participate in parade
which suffra gets. led by Mrs. Donald
i. Hooker, are planning to hold Thurs
day night to impress the delegates to
the Democratic convention. Floats
representing the states of Washington.
Idaho. wyoming and Colorado. where
women vote. are being constructed TO
show the triumph of American suffra-
gists to date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
CAPTAIN ON LEAVE; A
PRIVATE GETS A TRANSFER

Leave Of absence Tor a month has been
granted Capt Robert Whitfield, I'D in
fantrv. and he has been ordered to Fort
Sam Houston, Tex, for the purpose of
making preparations for detached service.
Private John W. Pennington, troop d,
fourth cavalry, Fort Bliss, has been
transferred to the second cavalry. sta
toned at the same post, and viii be as
signed to a troop by the regimentaI
commander.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
CHICAGO REPUBLICAN CLUB
ENTERTAINS WOMEN DELEGATES

Chicago, Ill, June 26.-The Hamilton
club. ChicagOs strongest Republican
organizat laid aside its bylaws last
night that it might entertain Mrs. Flor
ence Porter, of Los Angeles, and Mrs.
Isabelle w. Blaney, of San Francisco,
California's women delegates to the
national Republican convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
URCNG BRYAN no RIv

Lincoln, Neb., June 26.-Nebraslla
supporters of William J. Bryan to the
number Of $50 today sent him a tele-
gram at Baltimore in which thew
urged him not to refuse the presf-
Dental nomination at Baltimore if it
is rendered him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
VIRGINIA CANDIDATE FOR
ELECTOR FAFORS NEW PAR

Norfolk. Va, June 26.-R T. Thorp,
nominated for Republican presidential
elector at large from Virginia, has
telegraphed Theodore Roosevelt that
he stands ready to join Roosevelts
independent party. ThOrp says he
never has been officially advised of
his nomination to be elector
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
PROGRESSIVE PARTY OPENS
ITIrNnIS HEAnQIARTERS

Chicago. Ill, June 26.-Progressive
party headquarters ror Illinois were
opened Tuesday in the Congress hotel
MediI Mccormick announced the open
ing and it was said today they would
not take any active steps toward or
ganization in this state until after the
Baltimore convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
MASSACHUSETTS, TO CONSIDER
THE THIRD TERM MOVEMENT

bCstOn, Mass, June Zb.-A number OF
delegates from this state to the Re
publican national convention have
called a meeting in this city next Sat
durday to consider the advisability of
joining in a movement to form new
party in support of Theodore Roose-
Welt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26

ton at Baltimore advising them that
'in the opinion of Spokane Democrats
Bryan now is the logical candidate for
the presidential nomination"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
MRS. TAFT TO LOOK n.

Baltimore, Nd. June 26.-Mrs Taft.
wife of the president, will attend
Thursdays session of the convention as
the guest of Mrs Wallace, wife Of a
delegate from Utah.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
COLORADO ENTHUsIAS TIC FOR
THE PROPOSED MONEMEN-

Denver. Colo, June 26.-E. P. Cost
igan, chairman of the protesting Re
publican delegation from Colorado,
that went to the Chicago convention,
has announced that a conference will
be called within a few days. Reports
from all parts of the state are to the
effect that a permanent orSanlz9tlOn
will be formed in Colorado for the
third party movement. It is plenned
that afterwards a state convention OF
the party will be held to select a full
ticket for submission to the people in
the August primaries and for the cleo
ton of Colorado delegates to the ma
tional third party convention to be
called by Col. ROOseyelt's organiza-
ton.
Mr. Costigan arrived yesterday morn
ing from Chicago. Almost all the
other members o the protesting dele
CATION have returned The progress
sives have determined to let the regular
Republican state organization go its
own way. to have their own separate
party aligned with the expresident
It is their belief that their OrganiZa-
ton will achieve victory in the state
election in about the same proportion
of the citizens party success in the
recent Denver election
The conference meeting will be held
probably within the next 10 days. The
progressives intend to seek represen-
tatives from every county in the state.
The state convention then will be
called before the last of July to launch
the party intu the state primary and
the national movement. y full legis-
lative ticket in Colorado is contem-
plated.
The protesting delegation will meet
and discuss plans before the conference
gathering is called.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-26
TAFT SAYS THIRD
PARTY WON'T HURT
Brother Henry Gives Out
Interview Before De-
narting For Europe.

New York, n. Y, June 26.-Henry
W. Taft said today, just prior to his
departure for Europe on the Kaiser
Wilhelm II, that his brother, the presi-
dent, was firm in the opinion that he
would be given 4 second term
The third party, Mr.. Taft predicted
would not detract from the presidents
strength Mr. Taft and his wife will
be abroad until after September.