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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
81 SHRINE AUTOS
To DAM JUNE a
Ceremonial at Big Project;
Ell Mazda to Send Patrol
to Buffalo.

When the Shriners assemble at the
Elephant Butte dam on June "A. there
viii be one of the most unique gather
ings IN the history Of the organization
in the southwest
"EI Paso viii furnish 10 or - can
didates." said Sol l. Berg, pOtentate OF
El Mazda temple In the meeting held
Friday night. it was determined that
about q automobiles will make the trip
from FL Paso. leaving here on the 22nd
and 23d- Others viii go on the train.
There will be over 200 in attendance
from FL Paso. Albuquerque Will have
about so candidates. and from letters
received from points as far distant as
Colorado and Phoenix. il is evident thar
a very large number will make the
pilgrimage
No Luxuries-
The unique part of the meeting is
that il viii be without the luxurious ap-
be found where the Shriners foregather.
Those who make the pilgrimage will
have TO carry a roll OF bedding. Ballue
Ahvad temple. of Albuquerque will have
the meeting in charge
The following viii be the order of ex-
ercises- Ceremonial session. business
session. . .. m; ceremonial session first
section. 5 p. m; Iuiian dance. by Ballut
Abvad patrol; barbecue, ceremonial ses-
sion. second and third sections.
FL Mazda temple decided at the meet
ing Friday night 20 send the patrol TO
the Buffalo reunion of the imperial
council. 20 be held on July u, IS and
Il Fl Mazda will consolidate at Dali
las with Hello temple, Of that city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
4. B. FALL Praises COL. ROOSEVELT

Cummins l. Borah l, Dupont 1, Mccall
1, Willis 1. Taft Il
The southwestern vote on the sec
ond ballot;
Arizona-Hughes 4. Burton /, Roose-
New Mexico-RooseveIt .. Hughes p
Weeks 2
Texas-Fairbanks .. Root 8. Weeks
IL, Burton g. Hughes 3, Sherman 2
Roosevelt ,, Cupmmins /, Dupont >,
Mccall 1, Willis 1.
SeeondIng Speeches Made.
After the close Of the nominating
speeches Friday afternoon, the second
ing speeches commenced
Delegate Weinberg Of Frederick. Nd,
made speech secOndinE Gov Whit
mans nomination Of justice Hughes.
Judge Bynum Of North Carolina and
2 ". Britt Of California made sec
ending speeches for Root
/ " Meeken Of North Carolina made
a seconding speech for former senator
Burton. Frank J.. Stewart of Arizona
also seconded the Burton nomination.
Edward p. Morrow OF Kentucky sec
onded the nomination Of Fairbanks
Ernest Lundeen Of Minnesota sec
onded the nomination OF Cummins
Former senator :. E Wilson Of South
Dakota also seconded the Cummins
nomination
No Recess For Dinner.
The crowd was getting restless and
a utAtEale demanded TO know Wlet1er
there would be a recess for dinner.
No roared the delegates.
A NJ Stevenson. Big Steve" Of Colo
rado then seconded the nomination Of
Col Roosevelt.
Then former representative Thomas
Settle OF North Carolina seconded the
nomination of senator Weeks Of Massa-
chusetts.
Former representative Mcclure Of
Oklahoma also seconded the nominal
ton Of senator Weeks and so did W.
o Emery, a negro of Georgia
There was wild demonstration for
the colonel as Big Steve" closed. and
chairman Harding announced that he
proposed 10 recognize nine others u
second the Roosevelt nomination. For
mer senator Butler Of North Carolina
was the first OF the nine
Robert NJ Pollock of North Dakota
seconded the nomination OF LaFollette.
and W s Ware Of Pennsylvania sec
onded the nomination OF Brumbaugh
VIM. Potter Of Pennsylvania. former
ambassador to Italy. and Henry A
Whitaker of Maryland had spoken for
the colonel. when the Roosevelt speech
es were interrupted.
The seconding speeches were then
closed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
No NOMINATION
ON Z BALLOTS
Hughes Has 328 IL Votes
on Second Ballot; 494 Are
Required to Nominate.

Chicago. Ill. June I0-TwO ballots
which were taken Friday evening in
the Republican national convention
failed to elect a presidential candidate,
though justice Hughes led the field
on the first ballot and gained strength
on the second. Roosevelt also gained
votes on the second ballot, but seemed
too far behind Hughes to stand any
chance except by landslide Hughes
supporters were confident a third bal
lot would result in nomination, and
opposed adjournment, byt the tired
delegates, wearied by a ten hours ses-
sion. were in no mood for further
vote and adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
day
It was the first time since 1855 that
a Republican convention has taken
more than one ballot TO choose a pres
idential nominee.
on the first ballot Justice Hughes
polled 253 10 votes. He got A from
his own state and aside from Oregon
and Florida. the remainder were large
" scattering. On the second ballot he
increased 10 s2S L. votes lie required
499 votes to nominate.
81 For Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt's tOpraost strength IN
the first days ballOung was 81 votes
Besides Justice Hughes. the colonel and
Charles W Fairbanks of all the Is men
who had votes on the IlIst oaIloI
alone made an increase on the second
The expected demonstration Tor Col
Roosevelt when he was nominated by
Senator Fall of New Mexico, lasted Il
minutes and broke the record for this
convention. All observers agreed that
g. was largely a gallery oemoIistr atlon
and the participation was scattering
form the deleeare section The talr-
banks demonstration ran next with 30
minutes: the Burton demonstration
lasted 81 minutes and the Hughes
demonstration lasted 20 minutes
Result of First Ballot.
On the first ballot the delegates tol-
lowed their instructions. voting for
favorite sons and primary choices-
Senator Weeks got 1o5- Ellhu Root Tvs
Cummins s.; Fairbanks a i; Sher-
man Go: Roosevelt s., and Knox 80.
Henry Ford got Michigan's 80 votes
b. instruction Former president TAFT
got Il from Texas and the scattering
Included complimentary votes for
Borah, Willis and Mccall and the IN
strucfed vote for other candidates
Change in Second Ballot.
On the second ballot Michigan turn
ed IS over to Hughes and gave ROOse-
welt two. Senator Lodge who nomi-
mated Weeks. turned his vote to Col
Roosevelt " Murray Crane an
his vote for Hughes Missouri
gave the justice % of &c. New Jersey
gave him IL. The New York delega-
ton vote on the second ballot stood,
Hughes 40, Root -. and Roosevelt .
Pennsylvania's second ballot was
Knox So, Roosevelt %: John Wanna
maker 3; Hughes s; Dupont .; Root 1,
and one not voting. Before the second
ballot was taken one OF the favOrite
sons, Gov. Brumbaugh. withdrew and
proposed the nomination OF Col Roose-
welt The other favorite sons remained
through the balloting. On the second
ballot one vote was cast for Mai Gen.
ing
The official count on the second bal
lot was
Hughes 32S u; Root So -; Burton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

IS -: Weeks 70. Dupont %: Sherman
65, Fairbanks IS -, Cummins So:
Roosevelt 50: LaFOllette %: Mccall
one, Knox 81. Willis one, Wood one;
Harding one Wanamaker five; not
voting two Total 9St-
Hughes Gained IS.
An analysis showing where the gains
of justice Hughes came from on the
second ballot follows;
In all justice Hughes gained Is votes
in Alabama, two in California, one in
Louisiana. two in Maine. eight in Mas
sachusetts. % in Michigan. four in Mis-
souri,. two in Nebra ska. three in New
Hampshire. four in New Jersey. one in
New York. six in Pennsylvania, two in
South Carolina. two in Texas. one in
Utah, three IN Virginia three in West
Virginia, one in Hawaii He lost one
vote in Arkansas and one in Tennes-
see Roosevelt gained 10 votes on the
second ballot One Of these came from
Maine. one from Massachusetts. two
from Michigan. Is from Pennsylvania
and one from Texas He lost enc vote
in Idaho. one in South Carolina, one in
Washington and one in Georgia.
The Southwestern Vote.
On the first ballot. the southwest
ern vote was as follows:
ArizOna-Hughes 4. Burton !, Roose-
welt l.
New Mexico-Roosevelt >. Hughes
., Weeks .
/, Hughes l. Sherman I, Roosevelt !,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Zone Great American" New
Mexico Senator's Charac-
terization of Colonel.

Chicago. Ill, June 10.-High praise or
Col Roosevelt as ~one great American"
was contained in the nominating speech
. Of senator A B. Fail. Of New Mexico.
/ delivered Friday afternoon in the Re
publican national convention
Mr.. Chairman. Ladies and Gentle
men," he said, This convention has
adopted a platform which every loyal
American citizen can support in the
coming election and upon which any
loyal American citizen can become
andidate for the votes OF his fellow citi-
zens- You have declared your intention
respecting the internal policies OF this
country, and you have also gone upon
record in most unequivocai language re-
specting the foreign policy which you
propose 10 adopt
4 want TO call your attention for a
moment TO the fact that an internal
policy may be changed. may be repealed.
may be amended at any moment. and
Tor only a moment possibly. 10 benefit
the general welfare Of the country al
fected- But fellow citizens. in your for
elgn affairs, one act OF omission or of
commission may change the history Of
this country and may affect the des-
TIMES OF 100,00O.O0O people.
Upon the platform which you have
made and IN the critical period in which
hooveS you to be careful whom YOU Sc
lect for your leader because upon the
executive depends the administration Of
foreign affairs.
Eyes Of Nation on Convention.
'-The eyes Of the leaders of all the
great warning nations are upon the pro-
ceedings Of this convention today The
hopes Of every neutral nation IN the
world are with you in your proceedings
that you may secure for them and Tor
q
IN the protection Of their neutral and
your neutral rights The prayers Of
every one Of your fellow citizens are
being offered today for your success.
that in your deliberations you may unite
under one banner and under one leader.
those voters Of this country who have
at heart. not the welfare of one section,
but the welfare OF the entire country.
who are endowed by the spirit Of those
VINO made this country and Of those who
have preserved it.
Fellow citizens. in the vision of every
leader of those great warning factions
there appears one colossal figure OF
American manhood. On the crest of
nope OF every neutral nation there is
borne one great American. In the prayer
Of every American praying for that sue
cess here today. although in the heart
or that American may be the favored
name OF some favored son. there is vet
whispered the name Of one great Ameri-
can.
Cites lIexico's Need.
Mexico. torn by civil strife. PROSTATE
ana bleeding. has made her plea TO YOU
and nObly the Republicans have re-
spOnded,' said senator Fall You have
given them your promise and every
American who lives. who has suffered in
Mexico, pleads with you TO select as
your leader the one man whom they all
know will effectively carry out your
promise.
81 - r,ntLars n, 49, LIZ iii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
Ell MAZDA Shrine Burro
Is NoU a Proud Fathe.

Tiding of great JOY nave been re
ceived by FL MAZDA temple of the
Shrine. II viii be recalled that when
Fl MAZDA went TO New Orleans several
years ago. a burrO was carried along.
This burro was left in New Orleans
The joyful stuff is that this burrO Is
now a proud father. Sol l. Berg has
received official notice from New OF
leans temple. accompanied by a bona
fide photograph OF father and son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
This Neek,s Rarrnin-

that is rare-it's an Everett" Pian6
for less than $4,000. For only $685.. on
you can now secure a STYLE : Fverett
which cost regularly S65O.0O new II
IS slightly used. Of course. But it's So
perfect you'd hardly think it. Verv ex-
quisite figured walnut case. Don't de-
lay il interested.
Fl PasO Piano Co.
W. r. Schultz, Prop.
South side) Texas St.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Mr.. ". L TOOley has extended an In
Eitauon 10 the members Of the II Paeo
Country Club to a dance and receptiOn
to be given them at his country home.
eight miles up the valley, Saturday
night June 10.
dancing VIII begin about $50.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

hear the promise which you nave mace,
viii put their hope in one American, anu
one alone. and that Is Theodore Roose-
Welt"
At this point the speaker was inter-
ruD-ed by cries for Mr. Hughes. and
chairman Harding called for order
"Of course. fellow citizens, II was not
necessary that 1 should be assured tnal
a Republican speaker would be heard
in q Republican convention, nor was II
necessary for me to give assurance that
the candidate for whom I am speaking
viii be heard by the people OF the entire
United States
various candidates who have been Of
fered 20 YOU This mans record his prl-
vate life. is as open as the day In MS
private lie he is a loyal ana 1aithIui
husband. without question MS worth
is written in the language or every ma
riOn on the globe. IL is written In she
farthest corners Of The earth and mis-
acts are written indehbly upon America
herself
TO refer 20 his birthplace. his early
life. TO what he has said, and 10 what
he has done may be futile. because he
is known TO everyone Of YOU / name Tor
your consideration and your votes, The
odore Roosevelt as president OF the
United States"
Gallery Demonstration
tremendous applause came when SEN
ator Fail referred TO Theodore ROose-
welt without mentioning his name as "a
colossal figure Of American manhood
and zone great American The noise
sUbsided and then in a few words SEN
ator Fall concluded his speech at 5-0S
o'clock bv mentioning the name "Theo-
dOre Roosevelt and the racket began
II appeared TO he largely a gallery
demonstration. the great body of the
delegates remaining seated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Mexican rent coIlec,,ons. Lee Newman.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbours birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

The Californian out OF Fl PasO at
Gas o. m. carries observation and
dining car-Advertisement
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
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Cberlt miro iebr boie fem, meun CT
hort bnS leiu Neiiebegleiter einen
nelleu Togel bat, Der pieQeift pirtlidI
neu, 3. b.. audi ben @elebrten uIlbes
taunt lit. Iber Der C6erit barf per
~traucn5ppQ in Die 3utunft blideu; er
iii nod perbdltniBmdBi9 jung uu0 6
Iie6t ganj onuah aus, ais Oh er i'll
ben udditen pier Sabren reihlit 3eit
3u @utoedlugsrei1eu babcu lDIro; ba
fam er neue 80gel, perlorene Slllne,
uupatriotildle Sinoeltrid zNmerifaner
uub Die edte i~rriftc Neutralitdt cutz
oefeu, ebe er int Sabre 1920 ieiueu
6ut nieber i'll Den 8in8 pirft.
Sn3rpii6eu perOcu lid Die @es
lebrten eingebeuoer nit DEM Sogel oes
Yroieiiors 9eebc bcIhdfttgeu. 8a9
III ullch Elm lpuoerbnrer &ogcl, pieier
apis @eebei. Ser Yrofeilor neunt ibu
.Steinbnbu" (God Of the HotJ bat
ibn in Scmernro geiuuOen uuo bat
ieit9eitelt. Dag or - Der &ogel -
bon GbocpIaoe un0 Bnuaucn lebt.
8ir tonnten peritebeu, DAP or - Der
Sroicilor - cine Toriiebe fir Gbo>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

lid, int ei9enen Sallic elm Eager BON
Bier poer Shnaps an5ulegen. SIT
linen iebod Die @%elc9cubeit gcuoulz
men, 10 perben lie iih ultoboliide
@etrdnte ms Salis uebnleu, ln0
bauu @etrdnfe, Die in m0glihit gez
rtngem MnlummnB moglihit piel
Ilfobol e%ntbnlten. Gin SdBden Bier
t0nneu tic uidlt inter Den Nrm nebsnclt
unb nnh Sauie trageu. Cine Slaidc
ODER eiu pnnr Slaidben @bisten aber
mobl. Stctcr SeIiB bon ioIhen
@ctrdnten I'M 8nuic iiibrt 81 bdus
figcm @euuB. 3ubcm fam man inn
nler Die Seobadtung maiden, baB
Seutc, Die lid an 8biatep @euuB oes
mobueu, Sduier lperoeu. Is Iheint
bus Der DEM Sdnnps inneipobnenbe
Slud) 3u ieiu, buB er Die gauge 6ano
SeNen ninrmt, Der linn ben tleinen
Singer rcid)t.
Sbntinhe III nlio: Ibnubme oes
Sicrtouiunl5 bcoeutct 3unabmc be@
Wbistepz aoniums, Sunubnle Der Hroz
bibitton bcoelltet 3unabme Der Srunts
illdt, S%robibition iorbert Sruntildt.
Is III mur 81 bcgreiflid), lpeuu
Shnapebrcnner reht eifrig fiir Yrobiz
bition pirten.