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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-08

Field Marshal Won Haeseler. ad-
visor TO the German crown prince
in the Verdun campaign, is more
than so years old, and is now sevr-
ing in his fourth great war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-08

a fleet OF private automobiles TO ply
between the hotels and the coliseum
end relieve the congested taxicab
service. The arriving delegates
brought stories Of narrow escapes
from collision in the automobile con-
gestion along Michigan av. But no
che was hurt and the pressing into
service OF the private automobiles
helped things as by II o'clock the
coliseum was beginning to fiji up.
Although the recess yesterday
called for a assembling Of the del
egates at IL o'clock today there was
no disposition on the part OF the
leaders to get going at that time.
At Il o'clock there were some SEQ
delegates in their seats and about
Il members OF the national commit
tee in their platform seats. Sen.
Harding. the temporary chairman.
had not reached the hall at II
o'clock but was said TO be on his
way.
Hughes Men Confident.
The Hughes men were, If possible.
more confident today than al any
time. They said they had corralled
the missing 60 votes the "aillies"
had claimed they could not get and
that they were prepared if necessary
TO put Hughes across" on the mi
tial ballot if they deemed that ac-
ton advisable. The Hughes men
claimed that two or three of the
| ''favOrite sons" had planned 10 quit
and that their names might not even
| be presented at all
So sure were the Hughes men that
they had the victory won that they
began discussing second place. Ohio
and Indiana were talked of as the
best states from which ID make Sc
lections in view Of the refusal of the
/ Sherman supporters to talk bust
ness" or consider the nomination Of
the Illinois senator.
The New York and Pennsylvania
| delegations came in at 1920. BY
| that time the crowd was beginning
TO put in an appearance. Two-thirds
/ of the delegates seats We're filled
when Sen. Harding came in a minute
! or two later. The senator shook
| hands with a number of friends on
| the platform. but the delegates made
/ no effort to start a demonstration in
| Lis favor.
Private Boxes Filled.
The private boxes, most OF which
are assigned TO Chicago society lead
ers. were filled with beautiful we'll
| dressed women, who commented in
audible tones on the appearance OF
/ the various delegates.
The veteran Chauncey Depew got
/ the first scattering round of APP
plause from the galleries as he ell
/ bowed his way through the crowded
aisles to his seat
The delegates and spectators were
brought to their feet at 1920 when
the band struck up The Star
Spangled Banner" The national
anthem was applauded in a decorous
timid manner. Then Sergio
Arms Stone began the task of get
ting delegates into their seats. Tie
called upon the police to seat the
DELEGATIONS. a by no means easy
task. The gavel fell at 1923 and
the session was on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-08
TALLOw AND HIDES.

Corrected Daily ny = ". LIppman, Hle
n. Main ST.
TALLOW-Rough, ? % &c; rendered.
No. /. &C to &C; No. 2, % % g.
WOOL-2Cc TO 25c per 10.
HIDES-Green, No. 1. l0c 10 l4c: calf
skin, DC to 16c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-08
South Bend Markets
POuLTRY AND MEATS.

Corrected Daily by JimmIe's Market.
I2s w. Jefferson Blvd.I
POUBTRf-Paying. 16c: selling. 25c.
Multiplying. 14c. selling. 15d30c.
BEEF - Roast, 2jc: boiling 12d20c;
porterhouse. 35G i0c sirloin, Doc.
HAM--Paying, 2Oc
LARD-Selling. 1sc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-08
LIVE sTOcK-
Corrected DaiV by major Bros

:. Logan st. Mishawakab
HEAVY FAT STEERS Fair 10 good.
a. 20 7izc. prime. ne q 8
HOGS ll0ni20 lbs. s. So. t-un l-.I -
so. 1lnfL1To lbs 81 go. Ic0F igu -.
~ 20. $40 lbs and owes. $50
LAMBS-Liye. sls To-.
SHEEP-LIye. JECc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-08
COP. PLATFORM
IS ABOUT READY
Republican Leaders in ADJ
dresses Insist That Party
Must Retain Its Identity.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-19

is one of the essential points in maxi
ing ready for a bruising fistic engage
ment and every battler specializes at
road work Here he is limited to a
jog, a walk and another jog, the dis
lance usually being six or eight miles
with the work scheduled mornings.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-19

associated with a pugilist's program
of conditioning.
Far from the maddening throng, up
on the banks of Saranac lake, New
York, the Pittsburgher may be seen
every day skating or shoveling snow.
Business of strengthening the legs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
FARMS FOR SALE, OR RENT

TO IEASF-Will give oil and gas or grazing
leases Tor term cf wears to whoever pays
taxes following South half OF southcas;
quarter ot section ., township 1 north range
9 60 g. In Hughes county near Allen: south
east quarter ot section TO- township Is north
hall section II. township south range n
cast in AtokN sanity Address l63t Colleg,
avenue, Topeka, Kan
SALE-650 actc black waxcy farm. well 10.
Gated in uud,,eoued oil field Price re-
mninder 1910 100000; uulcaScd others
l.2OO acres finest black waXy, none better
81 so 600. excellent 1855 acre farm St2O..
GOO: plenty others, same territory. excellent
opportunity for paying Investments. Familiar
with whole country. w. r. Reaves, Wolfe
city, Texas.
SMALL MISSOURI TARM-sl0 cash and IS
monthly: no interest or taxes; highly pro.
ductivc land; close to three big markets.
Write for ,photographs and fun information.
City Mo
"a HrNS Incubator lis fruit trees. lsS
graprvines 10 acres Sacrifice S88s near
LcndWood Missouri 81 down. monthly $3.50;
Currau EOS Olive. st. Louis
FOR SALE loo acrc,, ranch aud timber
land mineral; latimer county: s325
acre 9l6 South Boston
FOR RENT 65 acres highly improved. four
miles east OF Tulsa on the Ozark trial q
h Stutts. Phone 1897.
FOR SAlE-Ry owner choice 5.acte tract.
close in; bargain II sold quick W. Il
Garrison, Tulsa RI, phone il
FOR SNlE-l0.acre trgct farm. one mile
north OF pavement, improved. Phone liT1.
SrRAYED OR LEN--White spit, dog
without collar Phone 54Si-J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
AUTOMOBILES x ACCESSORIES
ArroMoBILrs x ACCESSORIES
IPHIOEIE $A@1

I nm m c--I - - ~ -I .
vF : III SPECIAL snow model N"Vcr.ey
t.tr'Tic c1E displayed ~ 1916 Kansas tity
| auloihq2bIe snow EQUIPPED WIN wire wheels
/ J '''H "I"p'' '.t. .I"s, p.Hu''u' 'gI ''lhS'
I tbis rar il, s,l'nJ;d 5 ;,i" i,i i T,'' ,"u -
/ ticul9r. has h.en Jrivrn ,h"pt a non fiI,s fI'
/ In kensaS City: owner has bought gas car
and sill sacrifice electric Address f. h
( CnWIo>, zoos Daniels bldg Telephone 42G2
1915 CHANDLER touring car si25 1q15
Paige touring ear s375, 1916 seycn.pas.
sengcr Ntudebaker touring car $3.50. 1917
!iiFht SIX Oakland roadster, 5000; inspect
WY 'otS briorf b9Slhs' Federal Motor Co,
80, 20 'ou'n "ou'der
'Er our GA'u car baisans before buying;
uoJ.IIO w. up n'''ra, u',''rrh, makes ana
nav 80" ''h'n N on
e4.y terms az Fs", Sncord s""p''
rnp sATE d., -. -. -t...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Good residence lots in West
Tulsa buy them and build on them while
they are within your reach: West Tulsa will
Soor be an industrial center. Meshcw &
Co. 1916 Turner bldg Phone 1879
FOR ShLE-Lots on Admiral blvd no bet
ter location On east side; will trade for
good automobile. haven't time 10 consider
old cars. Mcshew Co, l5-l6 Turner bldg.
Phone 1870.
WANTED Need another south side bunga.
low; that's true. We have another cash
buyer for good south side home. Phone us IL
You have one for sale. T.. \. Iily.Baker Co
@ll.2l2 Texas Bldg Phone j4l
BETTER look at this five room brick dwell
ing, full basement and east front, on ear
line; lot l0oNliO; " 800 part cash, balance
easy terms. $50 Mayo Bldg. Phone ljj
or $40
WANTED-Building or location for automo.
bile showroom and garage; willing TO take
space with some one else II necessary. Real
estats agents ulcasc notice. Phone Al
FOR SALE-Good residence in Kendall: lot
12jNll0. ; rooms. good well. cellar man.
tells, fine interior finish. good barn Meshew
n Co, 1916 Turner bldg Phone 1879
HOMES that will stand any test; prices
$1,000 to $1,000. may have just what
yOu We been loking for Joseph Donueliy
ll3 = South Main Phone 6il6.
FOR SALE OR TRNDE-Six-room modern
suburban home: lot l00xlIO garage. base.
plant. Phone 1873
A DANDY practically new fivc.room modern
bungalow, on South Cincinnati: 50 800;
part cash balance easy terms. r. B Cline
Co. Phone l55 or $40
LOT FOR SALE -jOvlI0. good well Of water
ON Fifth street, Kendall addition. Box
toes, care World
MEET Me AGAIN AZ crib. only four more
tracts to sell take Sand Springs car TO
Crib Siding
For SALE Choice residence lots in Stone.
brake, Heights we'll located: priced rea.
Sonaalr. Phone i10l.
LARGE corner soxl90 only $3.50 easy terms:
close 10 interurban. ! will show you today.
Crib Siding
AGAIN. once more meet me at Crib Siding.
ont, four sites left. take sand Springs
c'r io Crib Siding
FOR SALE-Wcu built new four-room house
i'm parkda!c addition. for part cash aud
liberal payments or all cash. Phone 2473
THREE ROOM house. half acre lot: good well
chicken house; $500, half cash. Phone
Gcs1
FOR SALF-By owner corner lot. Eleventh
and North Main; $1,000 terms. Phone
3l7, Kenton
WANTED-To buy for cash first.cIaSs resi-.
deuce close in, on south side. Call 4i26.
Lot 50Nli0. ;en-room house. very close IN,
81 South nouldcr
BRAND NEW fiVc.room modern bungalow.
80 West King $40. Phone G097
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
Chrfs0mas BaEgafus9
Bmy Early

flFe-room bungalow. South Boston:
possession soon; $1,000 cash. balance
terms. Price $1,000.
SiN-foom new bungalow, hardwood
iloors; nice decorations and chande-
licrs; laundry room in the basement;
garage, good well of water. This Is
located on the south side. up-to-date
district $3.50 cash. balance easy
terms. Price $3.50.
fiNe-toom, east front. South Cincin-
natl. Price $500. Give terms.
rive rooms. West Ninth. Price
$500. Cash payment $500.
Four room good house and garage
on car line. east part of the city; $50
cash, balance S25 per month Price
S1,250.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
DKESSM .AkEltS

IlRSECLASs dressmaking at 9OI East Fifth
prices right; satisfaction Suarantred
bring them on. talI phoUe ssIs.J. ask foi
drNS,maker.
pRt SNAklNG-Mskc specially OF after,
noon and evening gowns; also tailored
work recently from Kansas City Mo NJ r.
hucscl seventeenth and Quinsy.
HEMSllrCNlNG and pecot edsing; work
guaranteed Art Needlework Shop, 4O6 "
South Main street.
SEWING for Juveniles. holiday orders for
cnibroideung Phone I5e0
SEWING by the day. work satisfactory.
Phone I74S 81 per day.
WANTED sewing by the day, Phone
iI9-.K
GOWNS for all occasions j2j South Main.
Phone 5000
WNNTED-ro do plain sewing art needle
work aud crochet At i;3i South Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
FIN NNCIAU

AN IS position to provide money for drilling
operations for ga' or oil on geologlcalN
approved ground, on the usual or amy rca
acres procurabl' ami make proposition. Or.
H. b kelph 33i Mayo Rldg Tulsa, Okla.
OKLAHOMA STAR OIL. Aitcrthought cop.
per, Black Panther oil American Tocgra.
yhOnt Uncle sam on. Hull Copper Emerson
bough, and sold Box IS. Little Rock. Ark.
FREE Series Of lessons on stock buying
Every investor should read special edition
of the New York Dispatch Copy sent free
upon request \. Y. Dispatch, suite l70l
sos Fifth avenue. n. Y
NNNr $4,000. / to yesrs on business
huilding worth S50,O00 Give particulars.
NlhIree lnlM care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
BUSINESS CHANCES

fUk SA"I,I, Fl,,9t" snow. EQUIPPED Tili
".''u '''" , 'P Y', ppP''",'' ~ .Nu @
,as Gp',a srni', ,al,usi inn' ETC.. mi rlo
,,lf,"i .,,lIF '"P.,'S lV4i n'hnIe' cen
,i &,', ,, ,u,,,. "it" ." T,u ""S O
bcIus oprr.tcd under ieasr. drciici Lar
g,iu drd ,'Irrd,J ,,,,,,, Wv A. ,r,Io DI'
money Must be- ,ec, fo' be- appftrilicd RaiIip
road Grr for tbr ourgo.o Of r.prGtion ram
ary poitt In 'rr,,' or OLI,b1mn viil Lr 10.
CrnItd "a ,,ur.Ia. i'. '. ',. -,
than sju0G. viii ,a. AZ les. than half cost.
no trade 40 time to nu.Ner idlo inuuIriers
T. Smith. 22sls Main street Dsuihou.
IrNaH
NtNi bigh.rIa.. rom. rri.t.,r Iu. c.lL tatyI
Iu Oklahoma rrr.,rrYI.t ono ubo tnairinin,
af..4Ilpe. ia..t.... ..sl.., tIrili
nl p.lt ono gto.u-I.Hl. approved acreage.
Entire uct proceed ul .HIr no go into tfiI'.
Ir. Investor, ts,Ir. undivided Interests iu
property dc'".orrd $50 inrh 20 t'l We
..tr ,,r.usifo ',rI'oIH lud u.sI.t Boo .pcur.
IU. rm" uud prospects Honesty utaE
II tnI rHniuih' more HhrutlN t.Hn
'Ip .nI.Ht 'l ''p'.tnt' Most
i,'r., l,., io INVESTORS, VIZ. 'dat Et..ph
l '''''' 80. 800. "''" h'1+ Insa
''gl',...,. .,,,..u,
,..o,. aI"G1.. m magazine "iD'rros for.
,.Io ... '., ..t 100 'nl','
.. l'''' '.'"l money ~
,'. ,.'''i,'i'. ana .3m'or'i ior '"'l ana
4u.p. r,d I.l1..tI .,..,.a. t,, 'p'','',,',',
D.. fu. .,I, rt.g,...t.. f,,..I,0 '.,'r,.f a,.I
b.. tac mrsr.i circulation un t1rr,,, It
ma m .snd ", I.r "oa, 10 H. II y 'jt ,,ih.r NOW
tIH aa vs. Jackson HhJ. Chicago
l.u. toKI- ,t. .If,-t. .r- ... : !
,an ert Tor ,omr rr,por,ibI' p,rtt Who .
vll drlI al Of these len-e, prp IN solid |
be'I .'r mr OFT write us tu, can't lnst |
f.i p.a,,
.-n ACRES " choice second bottom land |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17

ATTENTION real estate operators and inves.
tors The following announcement was
made IN the eleventh annual report OF the
United States Steel corporation. ''It has
been decided 20 establish a manufacturing
plfnt In Canada at the site which the cor
pota'iou secured some years ago at Ojibway,
Ontario, opposite the city of Detroit Mich
The site consists OF about 500 acres, with
frontage of about mile and a half on the
Detroit river The plans for and the scope
OF the construction of the plant have not vet
been fully developed. but will probably in.
clude blast furnaces. open hearth steel works,
rail MILL wire mill, structural and bar mill
and perhaps some other mills Since this
announcement the Steel corporation has ac.
quircd more property and considerable prolim.
mary development work has already been
done Large fortunes were made in other
steel cities such as Gary, Duluth Birming.
ham, etc, by early Investors and developers
can sell from Is to 100 acres close to Steel
corporaton property that will show n profit
of 400 90 500 per cent, For further lnforma.
ton address Oliver Sacks, 706 Carleton Bldg,
st Louis, Mo,
FOR sALE-l9ii Ford roadster. less radis.
tor SO; just the thing for raceabout.
Several other cars for sale or trade: also
Cylinder blocks, radiators, pistons, for most
any make Of cars. Auto Salvage. lis south
Cincinnati avenue. Phone 876i
FOR SALE-Fiye rooms modern. North
Cheyenne; no better location on north
side, fine decoration throughout; possession
In few days; see this at once. you will like
L. Meshew & Co. 1919 Turner bldg Phone
1919
SWITCH PROPERTY AND FACTORY
SITES. .'--fiveacre site, close In. ON rail.
roads In this manufacturing centor for sale
Fine for grain elevator, ice or textile factory
mill gin, etc. X l.. Caruthers, sherman,
TexN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
FOR SALE,

= Home uu
two y lc neIug living dining
nrt
here youbea
n nmolnn
nice e Price S $1,000
bungalow payeisr
22 2Ocab balance
IN dNrhtng
terms ca bal
south %nntp $3.50
Fr
. Cc Heights
o y Il nrunP
a nd 1t in auparo Getty
to etcdv Curtin
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
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RWbimsWm Bwalmfang
BUSINESS
CHANCES
Office 1880.


office 1880. Phone 4020
l'ottling business; best in the state
tlgaf stand and fixtures office
building.
Barber shop; this is "A good one.
Grocery. worth Sl,20O. $500; on
Second street.
Grocery and meat market on Third
street.
Grocery doing $50 per day: $3.50.
Restaurant on Main street; bargain;
$3.50.
Lunch counter on Main for s375.
Manufacturing business, all or one
half interest.
Furniture and hardware business;
bargain.
Furniture. new and second hand:
center of the city.
Furniture and undertaking business
in the best suburbs of Tulsa
business and building doing Sl5 per
day. S1,050.
We have bargains IN all lines. See
us If you want to buy or sell a bust
ness. SEE GEORGE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED By couple without children. a
fopr or five room furnished apartment
must h0 nr,, class address 4a6s, care World
WANTED Five room house or apartment
CHIl l3ii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
CIhase IT, A[bIbW00
& CWmmp@my
Rtut Insurance
Rent insurance

Phone lG6l 23i-S6 Robinson Bldg
FURNISHED apartment for rent Phone
taui
rOR RENT Newlv furnished apartment ls
West sixth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
FURNITURE FOR SALE

SEVEN rooms Of elegant furniture for sale
or terms to RESI- onSible parties Phone 66s5.
WANTED-To exchange heating stoves for
second hand reiIigeratorS and ice boxes
Phone 6j3i.
FOR SALE One 9xl2 rug. two pair scales,
one Sipgle beam and one double Phone
oQ99
WE Buy secondhand desks, chairs and
showcases. Phone 1914
WANTEn--Io buy second hand furniture
Gem Furniture Co, Phone 9262
FOR SALE-kitcheu cabinet with top Phone
37l7R
FOR sALE-Chid's folding bed; block
south Kendall college.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17

If someone offered you $500 worth of good
furniture free, would you take i'll That is
what we are doing for quick sale of three.
room bungalow. close in. new, corner lot
$1,000, $500 down and $40 a month: the
house is n snap without the furniture, but
IL all goc. and you can move right In II
you go TO sleep on this some one will take
II while YOU nap. Brooks Realty Co.. 93 Cul.
bertSon bldg. Phones 2S73 and 5595J
FOR SALE-Three.room modern bungalow,
new, close In, corner 65 by 40 feet; extra
well built: $1,000: Si00 down, $50 month /:
whoever buys the house gets $500 worth OF
furniture therein free, the house is a bargain
without the furniture. Don't sleep on this /;
someone will pick 1t up: you can move right
in. Brooks Realty Co, 33 Culbertson Bldg
Phones 2sT8 and 5595.J.
FOR SALE--lTmediate possession; s rooms
new modern; large living room and din.
ing room good closets, large cellar. built.
In features fine decorations; good well and
pump on porch must he seen TO be appre,
cia'ed; open sunday. l5ll Admiral blvd.
es., payments, Meshew & Co. 1910 Turner
bldg, Phone 1873
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-31
THE JENNINGS MURDER

George A. Thacher president Of the Oregon Prisoners
Aid Society has written two very thoughtful articles Tor
the Oregonian concerning the Jennings murder Each OF
these is purely theoretical examination into the crcm
stances surrounding the murder far as they are known
There attempt to fasten the crime on Thompson or
any other person. only discussion as to the probable
murderer In his last article he arrives at the conclusion
that the blow that killed Mrs Jennings was struck by
left handed man, drawing this conclusion from the posi-
ton Of the body and the direction taken by the hammer
as it fell judging this from the shape and place OF the
wound that caused her death.
There are several circumstances not brought out that
it would seem should have considerable bearing on the
matter One of these is the Risman murder II Ihomp
son or anyone who committed the murder could drive
car as the murderer evidently could why did ne hire
Risman? Why did he hire car at all, and thus take
greater risk of discovery than necessary? he could
easily have stolen Is not possible then that the
original intent to get Rstman to drive hm to the
Jennings place with the purpose of fixing the CRIME on
him? Might not he have learned on the way to the Jen
nngs house that Risman recognized him and that his
murder was due to this? Does not this indicate the
murderer lived in the Jennings neighborhoOd? Would
even the most hardened criminal have deliberately COM
mtted an unnecessary murder in order to commit rob-
berry? 1t would hardly seem So If not then the person
who killed Mrs Jennings went to her house not for the
purpose Of robbery, but with the intent OF killing the
woman There are two possible reason why the person
would murder the woman One to protect himself from
danger for some previous crime of which Mrs Jennings
knew and which he feared she might e and the other
the motive for countless thousands Of MURDERS jealousy
If the motive not robbery 1t is sale to say 1t was one
or the other Of these motives 1t is prepOsterous to sup
pose one contemplating robbery would deliberately COM
NIT murder for other purpose than to get to the scene
of the intended robbery.
Is it not more plausible to suppose that not Thompson
but living nearer the Jennings home planned the
murder hired Rstman to take him to the scene for the
purpose of throwing suspicion some Portland person.
and being recognized compelled in order to protect
himself to put him out of the way? True he could have
delayed and put the execution Of the crime off but had
ne done So when the murder at last committed Rst-
mans evidence of this trip would have thrown suspicion
on him. Being recognized it was case OF kill Ristman
or forego his intent of killing the woman.
1t is not intended to intimate that Thompson is either
guilty or innocent but only to call attention to this phase
of the matter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-31
THE CoLoNEL'S CHICAGO ROUNDUP

With the progressive national convention in Chicago
doing business the same time the republicans are there
causes some wOndermen to which party the Colonel
has opened his headquarters for His act is one of the
bOldest threats made at political nomination con-
venton 1t is bare assertion nominate or take the
consequences"
If the Colonel cannot get the republican nomination he
make the again progressive and this is what
he is mpressng on his erstwhe republican friends The
question is which convention will nominate first If the
republicans do So it will show plainly than before
that the progressive convention is determined force
their hand and failing in that to nominate Roosevelt any
way. 1t is probable they will do this should he fall
against his objections. AS Defoe in Robinson Crusoe so
succincy said when describing battle with the natives
who being Naked the sailors had repulsed by throwing
hot pitch with which they calkng their ship, on
them: There is HI to pay and no pitch hot"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-31

Albany Democrat; Joe Gedney, of
Foster was walking along the road near
his home Tuesday evening and met two
large cougars, a male and a female. He
shot them both last night, brought their
skins TO the office Of County Clerk Rus
sell. received 500 bounty and 800 in
warrants on the state. With Q bob eat
skin for which he received 50, he re-
ceived a total Of $42. He will also real
ize a good price for the skins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-31
Some Zephyr Reported
OF the FaraIlOnes

San Francisco, May 3l.--A north
western gale Off the Golden Gate blew
two weeks out Of the lives Of sailors
aboard the windiammer Harold Bile.
kum which reached port today
A fortnight ago the vessel passed
the EarNlones and headed straight for
night Up popped Old Man Boreas and