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La Junta tribune., 1916-07-08
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Linen Shower and Surprise Party

One of the pleasant affairs OF the
week was the linen shower and sur
prise party given on Mrs. Edna Sears
Hurt last Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nixon. The
evening was spent in playing various
games and later Mrs. Nixon assisted
by Miss Denton and Miss Farthing,
served refreshments
Those in attendance were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. X. Woolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Gorton, Mr.. and Mrs. Detamore, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. d. Sears, Mrs. Sla-
ten, Mrs. p. V. Miller. Mrs. c. X.
Mapes. and the Misses Opal Dimick
Anna Hamm, Edna Denton and Ber-
tina Farthing.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-08
Piano Pupils.

Those who wish to take lessons on
the piano and wish the latest and
best In that art. should consult Misc
Coral Joyce Ewert. COZ San Juan av.
enue.
Miss Ewert studied under Profess.
so,s Gum. Morley and Nelson. OF
Chicago. and In q graduate Of the
Conservatory Of Music Illinois Yves.
ieyan University.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-08
FOURTH OF July SHORT ONES,

'hN Nh''' % nv NNN
hundred bottles of Fowler pop all by
his lonesome while the ball game
was in progress Tuesday afternoon.
l, was a very dry and thirsty bunch
at the two ball games on the Fourth.
evidently, as il is reported that the
bunch consumed an even l440 bot
ties of Fowler pop while the two
games were in progress.
Rocky Ford patronized our
Fourth of July celebration almost
as strong as La Junta patronizes
ball game in that burg, when our
home team is one of the contestants.
a total OF 900 tickets from Rocky
Ford to La Junta We're sold last Tues
day morning, and the three coaches
on the train were packed like sar-
dines-just as solid as the coach
would hold.
The Santa Fe was not afflicted
with preparedness on the Fourth of
July, and probably did not count
much on La Junta having much of n
crowd. After the crowd from Rocky
Ford climbed on board the morning
train. there wasn't even standing
room left, and the train had to pass
up eighty people who were lined up
on the platform at Swink.
Nearly 10000 bottles OF Fowler
pop were consumed in La Junta on
the Fourth. Wiswell had 400 cases
on hand. and not a single bottle when
the big day was over.
II was almost an ideal day for a
celebration. Warm enough, but not
too warm, with just enough of a
breeze blowing to make the day just
about as pleasant from a temperature
standpoint as 1t could be.
No DRINKS and only one arrest was
the record for the Fourth in La Jun
la, which was pretty good one CON
sidering the crowd.
Two lost kids were delivered at
the City Hall on the Fourth to await
naturalization and future delivery.
Both were identified and delivered to
the fond but anxious parents later
on.
G. Reed was relieved of a watch
while rubbering the foot races on
Colorado avenue. 4 Mexican who
acted rather suspiciously was ar
| rested, but the watch was not found
on him. Later on little girl re-
/ ported TO Marshal Wieneke that she
had found watch in her clothing.
and 1t proved TO be the watch that
was stolen. II is supposed the Mex
lean slipped the watch into the little
girls clothing, when he realized that
he was under suspicion.
The passengers for La Junta Tues
day morning swamped the Santa Fe
accommodation and a majority of
the ceiebrators had to stand up all
the way during the trip. Had tho
service been what IL should have
been there is little doubt that the at.
tendance a La Juna would have been
a great deal larger Rocky Ford
Gazette.
The judges IN the decorated auto
| mobile parade We're Mrs NJ d. Lyle,
OF Manzanola; Mrs. c. /. Lawrence.
of Rocky Ford. and Rev. J. +. Find
ley. OF this city
In order to make up FOR their lack
of preparedness in train service 10
accommodate the crowds on the
Fourth, the Santa Fc very gracioualg
ran a special train west, which. a-
the umpire announced. left the "un-
ion station" promptly at 1895
O'Clock.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-08

Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, accompanied
by her sister. Miss Lena Davis. OF
Kansas City. went TO Denver last
Sunday where on Monday afternoon
Miss Davis was married TO Mr.. Ivan
Crouch. OF Casper. Wyo. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j. ID.
Langley, formerly of this city. and
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch left for their
home in Casper. Mrs Thomas re-
turned to her home In this city on
Thursday.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-08

A regular meeting OF the Tau kap-
pa Mu Club was held las, Thursday
evening ut the home Of Miss Marion
spaiding. a social hour was spent
after the business meeting and the
hostess served refreshments. All the
members were presen, and Mrs VIM.
Griffep and Mrs Jack Diamond, OF
Fort Lyon. were guests.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-08

Complimentary to Mrs. V. +. Nc
Kirahan. OF Topeka, Kan. Mrs. w.
II. McKirahan entertained about n
dozen ladies at n ,himble party last
Thursday afternoon nj her home on
San Juan avenue. Dainty refresh
ments were served late In the after
noon. Mrs. McKirahan Is making
an extended visit with her son In this
cffy,
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-08

The Tau Kappa Mu girls and their
friends enjoyed picnic at Holbrook
Lake the evening OF the Fourth.
They had all attended the ball game
and then motored to Holbrook where
they had a picnic supper. Those en-
joying the occasion were the Misses
Grace Draper. Frances Kendall. Mel
ba Taylor. Marion Spalding. Flor
ence Foreman. Aura Worden. and the
Messrs King. Walter Round. Mireau.
Ellis, OF Ration. and Shay and Fen
ney. OF Fort Lyon.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-08

The members Of the Round Table
club and their families enjoyed .
p,cnic supper and general good
time at the City Park Thursday ev.
eninr, The club Is composed OF
twelve members and on this occasion
every member with his wife and chill
aren. from the baby to the grown
I'M children, were present.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-08
I: ): :.

The T o. Club met Monday even
ing with Miss Florence Yant on Ra-
ton avenue. The entire evening was
spent in social manner and delight
full refreshments were served by the
hostess. Miss Alberta and Miss No
ma Rife were guests. The club will
meet next Tuesday evening with Miss
lsla Baker on Carson avenue.
49,:
The following congenial crowd en-
joyed a picnic supper on the lawn at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Coan
Moore, Tuesday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W Winterburn. Mr. and Mrs.
II. w. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. May. DR..
and Mrs Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston, OF Topeka. Kan. and Miss
Wilson and Miss Fisher.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
Sr. stocds luiro BUS pom @iirscr
mciitcr fir bicic Nominiltratiun
pcriprodJcmc S%paripitcm 51t=
nddJt I'M @eiunSbeitsamt
bmrd,fii1rcn.

Gr. %. q. 5toeds, Ser rrelte ltadS=
tlldc Ar5t uno Witglieo ser ltaoti-
ldbel1 @elnnobeitsbeboroe, erflarte ae=
lterll, Bob er 5lltddBit einn,al cine bel=
lere Sronllng in Die 1ilall5ell Der
gcDorbc 6ril1gen mill.
Cine %g'teDoroe, Ser loId)e g11mn1el,
|lple Oieler sur Gerfiigung itebel14",
|logte 81. stoeds, uiollte allf meit
|bellere grfolgc 3"ltriifblidert fonnen.
Ss'1er feblt es 5llnahit eilulla1s on ei-
ner Seitung, einen1 Aberbaupf uno
c1llem spIiem. 3ns @~elu10beits-
ONT nlnB einanal ariinolid reorgal1i-
lint lperoen, linn auieoer funftionirel1
81 foumell. Maer MabrideinIid)feit
aat1 miro Or. S. $. 2omb slim ltao=
tilden @afteriologen rnro Gbemifer
%er1annt perOen. Die Solptpfliht
oieles Noltens lit sic griinolid,e I'M
ter|ltd)l1na bon Der in Ser Staot per-
fanften Mild) uno gsabrunasmittel.
Sir Die Mllsfiilll1ng oieler 5teuru1a
miro 1r. 2amb MIR Gin Salar bon
500 monatlid) ooer meniger als ST.
Is PRO Sag erbalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

III Ser 9lrnorp @alle balten lpiro, lit
BON Ser bieligen Gereinigl1ug Ser Sc
ldaftslellte OILS 8alt bei einetn arrall=
Gnndeon I'M Mfl1scatine &otel
eingelaoen woroen. Son bier aus
miro @rran nod Decline gefen, no
CT cine Heoe balten miro.
Ser Tarlner Z. @. Stops per-
longt pom Sllperpiiorcrratb $t00
fiir elm uerlebtes Ifero, 0as Gin @ein
altf eilem ~ldao6aIten 2an0meg brad).
Ter Snperuilorenratb miro Die Sa=
de lllber lmteriltdlen lto oenlgetnaB
banoelrt.
Ser Gutenberg Clothing Store
miro oieIe @od)e in lem neltes @e=
ldaitslofal OIL Ser Soma s(peuu1e ltno
,. Strabe ein5iebGr. Mit SEM lint
5ltg lino bcoeuteltoe Ger6eIierllngen
fir oas @eidGit perfniipft. Ias bis
9er BON Ser a~enannten SSirma benltb=
K 9epQltpe miro bdlo QD9ebrodlen
lper0en, I'M Glas SIT madlen fiir oas
llelte 'tcben Stndlperfe boGc &ebdllbe
Der 1Sral s. 8. McGpln. 9ie 9emis
Nooiing 60. Don 9iof Ss(a1o bat Sen
&ontraft filr Ben slb6rllb oes alten
@chdltoes.
Ser Mlscatine 9o Sins miro am
Icnnerstag sl6eno i'm @otcl Mllsca=
tine Ieilre reaelnldBige GerIanmnllu1g
a5halte1l, Inn nid)tige @eid)afte gum
Seitcn Ser Gereil1igung ltno Ser ge=
l%duftslalltc 5lt erleoisen. Mebrere
Nltslparti9e lno Sadperltdnoige i'm
Nn5clgrme Ien merbel1 bel oieier Sc
lcgetbeit g%nlpradlel balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

be, aueld)er Ser SSllgenoipebr o%ngebort,
|llod)te gerlle cine llniiorm baden. @r
fa1lll tllr Damn cine ba6e,l, lpeull er
1adipeilen fanl1, Dob er iiG bas Welo
bierfiir lelber ermorbel1 .bat. Muf
oiele @eiie lteben bie arulel1 ullo sic
reid)en &llaben auf oerlelben 5tufe,
mie es li6 gebort.
limo lpie Itol5 miro Ser 9op Scollt
lem, lpenn ct cine Uniform iei11 81
gen rlellrell oarf1 fin Bic er g~earbeitet
bot. Inn bielcs 5llltonoe 5ll bringen,
|niilien mir aber init berl giirgern Ser
|Staot 1apenpprt Sml0 in San0 or
beiten. Som1abeno 9bellos fat Ser
Grocer hiel 81 tbul1. Sic @eldaite
orbeiten lleber5eit. Sic @ausfralletl
'moacn feline Saaoreidplngell gernadt
baben. &l1r5, es meroe1 Soften 1lllo
|anabet gebran6t:: Maes, mas oie
Sapenporter 81 tblrl baben, int telr
pbonil6 Dos 8op-scout &alptquar=
tier Gapenport 3044) auf5ltrufer
ltl1o tie fprl1e11 Die gemilnld)te @ilie
babelt. SIS miro Gin redGter Sop=
Scout lem, oen mir Sbnen 5uididen.
gbrlld, entertainment, aaeborlam.
lollt niiroell mir i'm nidt ld)iden.
p9elier f0t1en Sic Iape1pprrter
Der gopsScout @elpeaung faltnl bel-
lel1, OILS Dob lie Ben &llobel1 Sic &c
le9cnheit gebell, 81, seigen, lpas iie
tollllell. Geid) oocr arm, es lit ciller=
lei Die &irabca mlillIel1 fiiir alles oas
nbeitelt, apas tic oils @op<Scollt ibr
EGigel nell,1el1 mollcl1."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
SofaleS.
@oD Scouts miiiIen iidl lcfbcr ltni=
formcn erarbcitcn,
3apcnporter iollten Sugenopebrbe-
me9lng lntcritiiten, inbem tie
<abell beldluftiaa1.

Gs miro iebt NIT &o1orl,d i'm
gpDsScpnt Sauptquartier, 3irmner
go. 81 1. 9sationalbanf @ebauoe, ge=
orbeitet. Sic Saiion ldreitet ppr=
marts ltlo Die Soy Scouts miil1ell
balb IN Irllpps ~fornlirt ieiu.
GaDn1onb Suffer, Ser Setter ser
SOB gcollts, altBerte lid, eirleln Sc
ridteritatter BON Ser 3enlofrat" ge=
gellilber umgefabr IN Ser ll~attitebct,=
Ocl @eii e:
Gin ree1ter SOP Scout or6eitet
1llr ipas, apas er braudt. Sober &na=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
Mfnts aus MnstQtine,

Serr Mlbert Glldbeim BON Ser DIT
lid)en Z. StraBe, l1o Iralt Roia
Gudheim, leine Sdupigerin, baben
|lid ,porgelterll nerbeirat6et. Urie=
nel1srdlter s. 6. @oiter poll5og Sic
Sraulng. Gie Geltnermdblten lper=
Ben lih bier ballslib l,ieoerlalien.
@s gi6t INNER nod sSnilfe III Mlts=
catllle Gourtp. l3nei 9riioer Galt
3al1ot nabe Geoar Giner mo1ll6aft,
brod1ten gcItern DEM Gountp sluoitor
Die Sdlopfe BON lieben illngcn @ol=
fen rno erhiclten oalilr Sic allsgeiettc
Gramie Don $50, ooer So FER Stiltf.
Ser Miiiiilippi lit Jest lpicoer I'M
Steigcn, 10 oab Sic @epobncr IN Den
Sladldnoern on beioen Seitcn oes
Illtiies lire Nlase p~erlaIlen miiIiell,
lin iidl Dor Der Illtth SIT retten. sl=
lem Inid)eil1 llad1 miro Dies oas Iette
Steigen oes 6ll1lies mahreuo oieles
Iriitiafrs iein, 10 oab oie grrte fir
Den CONNER nid)t gcfdhroet miro.
Scr bisher olrdl Die Shifts allgcrid=
tete Sd)aoen felaltft it'd allf Bic tout
leloe bon Collars.
@illiam Senllings 9rpal1, Ser bier
am Nod)mittag Nes s. Mai cine &eoe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
sipton g%eriamml,1ng Scr ganfiers
ant 16. Miai.

Die Bruppe adt Ser Soma Ban.
fers' Miiociation miro am is. Mai
TIRE iabrlibe geriamml,lng III Sip
ton, SSa., abbalten. lteber einbnn0ert
8al1fiers bon 6ielem IDeiI oes 5taa-
ties lueroen ii1 au bieier 3uiammen.
limit einfinben.
Sdon iett mer6en @orbereitllngen
Efiir Die &oroention bon S. 8. .9ub-
loft, bem &allirer ser Charlotte Sa-
|pings- 9anf urb 8orliser sieier
Grippe, ipie audi S. $. 5toufIer,
Dem aallirer Der @alcott 9anf unb
lSefretar ser gereinigung, %getrofien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
Ncuts aus Nepline.

Ias @ronoo l6eater an Ser 6,
apenne 1lno 10. StraBc BOT geitergl
leine Ibiiren seid)lollelL na lid, Dos
@eldaft in @anoeIbiloern nid}t be-
5ablt bot. gs gibt INNER nod ge=
niigen6 @auoelbilDer Sbeater in Mo=
linc.
Die bisliae GoIisei nahnl 1pabreno
oes pergal1gel1en Manats 1902 Ser
haftllngen Dor, bic mciitel spegell
Iru1fell5eit. 800 Cramps uno 9b=
oadllole erbieltel 9la1tql1artier III
Der Goli5eiitation.
Bon Wolina ullo Gait Mnline no.
ben lid ipabrel1o Ben letter. Sagen Is
6remogehoreue ltlll Sic photographic
re belnorbcl1. Sic 2elte miillen be-
falr1tlid Elm grallleu burd}nladle,l,
che lie pollbered)tigte Siirger oieles
Sanoes meroel1.
Sic Gcrlldprltngsraten III Wfollne
meroen oielelben bleiben mie bisber.
Sic betreffenoe @ebDroe IN SPRING
field bot Dies bier geiterll befnnnt ge=
gcbell. SSn Sod Sslauo lit cbell=
1alls fellle Mel1oerlltg pprgerlolnmel1
mproen, mabreno Iapellpprt in cine
anoere ala1ie pcrlebt mllroe, oa lid,
BORT Die Gerbaltnilie iiir &erbinoe-
RING bon @raltoen bcoeutcno gcbcl=
lert baben.
Ser Maitermia oes hieligen Staot=
aerid1ts mtr0ep Dor einigen Saaen err
|offnct. gine An5abl sSiille merben
SIR @rleoigung p%orfomn1cn. Cine
Sl1rp thllt gcgempartig 3ienite, Die
gelegentlm bel p%orfolpmenoeu lpe=
|5~iellen @crid]tsialen eeanoert miro.
Ser Wiiliiiippi lit mieDer nn Stei=
gen, 10 Dab Die Mieoerungen on bel
Den Seiten oes Sllies III ldlimn1er
@efabr. iteben, ilberIdpueamt 81 mer-
Den. Die Tarlner lit Sen Mie0erllll-
gen leioen iest id'on Moeutello. Sol
fentlld} falt ser Slltb iest balls per-
ntallelii.
Ger bieIiae @rabam Golten ser 6.
q. u. trifft iest ldon Mnltalten iiir
cine patience nno 1uiirbige Seier oes
8raberi dNmiidungstages. @ie INNER
finoet Dor Ser Seier altf oen Ssrieo-
bot cine Strabe1paraoe itatt. Set
Der @riinonng bes Yoitens I'M Sabre
1888 geborten oen1lelbeu sol W1it.
glleoer an, bon melden cine Mnsabl
gcItorben lno albere nod, moereu
Srten mo Staoten lmeesogen iino.
Die Geiben Ser alien So!oaten lid)terl
lid) nit ieoem Sobr. @on Sen 90
Observation-Disclosures lino mn nod,
finn iibrig.
Ger 8 Sabre alte GbeIter 9atd
bon Sampton, ser am Sonntag alti
plfalige @eiie einen Sdub ourd) sen
Wtagen erbielt, 10 BOB Ell nad) bell
bieltgen llltberiiden @oipital iiber-
tllbrt merben mlbte, mllBtc iih &C.
ltcrn elmer Operation u~llter5ieben, Die
Ierfolareib p~erlaufen lit, 10 baB er nit
Dem 2eben oapollfonlmen miro. Seir
IgSater, Sermamn Gatd, befinbet lidJ
.ebenfallS i'm Soipital lpege1 zines
ldpperen 2eioens bon Gppbusfieber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
sdulegamcn iOllcu Dcnnadit abse.
baIfcn luerbcn.

@ie Der gountp : Sdullupcri1-
teroert geltern befa,t,t ntabtc, ,pcr.
Den ant a. nno 5. Mai in Sen Der.
ld)leaenel Sotpnlbip-5 bulen Grii-
lllaaen abacleat mcroen. sdiiIer,
Die I'M adten Graoe oas Granen bc.
lte6clrs erbaIten oie grIal,bliB,iin Sic
SodDld)lllen oes goluntp obne apeitere
,gramen iiber5utreten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
@ans luiro nntcrbalb bon Der strafe
ncGa1tt.

Sic Geople's eight Company miro
an Der gde ter 5. lrno Marquette
straBe lntcrbalb Ser Strabe cine
STANDARDIZATION einrid)tel.
Die Station miro od)t Mol adt
Sub arob iein nno NIT Mpparaten
perleben lem, ipeld)e oas Cos Ser
Staot Gopetport fontroliren lper=
Sen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
!9cmtc @artcnunterbaltuna bcs Ger.
mania 6ramcnbmmScs.

Der Bermania Iral,enbuno mirb
beute Nadmittag INT balb 3 llbr
IN ysieniteot's @alle iei1,e regltlare
1totatltde MISUNDERSTANDING ner-
altItalten. 0ie Mfitglieber l1lo ssrel,n-
De Der @ereinialma lino erllldt, iidy
red)t 5ablreid) ein5ufinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

Sbm mllroe 5isher lrodj nidts Don
Dem llnfall ieines Soblles mitge=
theilt, oa leia 3ltitano Elm g%efahrli=
der lit. @oifentlid meroen geibe
balo lpieoer berger ellt mcroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

&erlatat: 9rbeiter fir @aabiuerfsz
sellg llb Mo1dinilten, fir ltetige Mr<
belt. Sic bDd)lten 20bne. 8cginncnbe
Nrbeiter filr SauDiperfs5eug erGalte,,
471lac per Gtlnoe. Sffencr s6op. &cin
&riegsmaterial; quite 2ebens< n1,b ar
bcitsperbaltni11e. &cllcr Gmemmatic
Sppl Co., So,tb DIT sac, @is.
29,1@t.
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Gcrlanat: Mabden fir Meltallrant.
S}nr0sllfra9en i'm uGilbis Sptcl, Gil
bis, Sllinpis. 29,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

&erlaitat: aadil1 lll,b Sol1snabden
Seine Bdfbc. @lcinc Sanilie. SUIT
2pbnc. 9bpnc:: &aocnpprt 1922.
3,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

@crlangt @lltcS Madbcnh fir aIgc-
nieiac @ausarbeit. 705 @aincs ctr.
30,1gBt
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MnaeSNsN i'll.
GrSeItSbldts. gertasfe, NasIan..

"%F1S*1VSWES t0N%IWNtG1 UV4INHS
&DbnnHsen ett.
IN btefer Aubrii tperben Fit etntn IN,
biz 81 elmer ISOLDE gu sen n~adjfolgen
heu Maten inisrirt: Bis an bier Seiles
ober btren @lum soc. Iber bier nm
bis gu adt Bet : $1.O0. Aeine On
5eise tpirS Fiji ala Soc onas
1lntan1e1l.
tiir @tsllengs ,.dgc tptrb bel etn. 1t.
!ebsmaliger SnfertiDn 25c kert4nst
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
Gin auberes Sinh, bas fnrslid ans
gcictt lu,rbc, aboptirt.

Gin anSeres fleines &inod)elt, oas
Dor meniger als eil1er @ode in @i,,=
iosll1 gepadt, meitcno ullf ser Greppc
.oes @m.les bon 2onis 8idens, 9so.
324A @elt 2.Strabe, geflmben lpor=
Den mar, mllroe geltern bon Serrn
llro 6ral1 &ifel,s offi5iea a6optirt
mo erbielt III Der 6aufe ben Nanlen
2ouis .6arpep 4ideus.s @iirgermei=
tier Sobn @erlpal0 Undergraduate Sic
Mooptlrnngspapicre.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

@crlatst: grfabrencs Mabdcn fir
&~altsarbcit. $500 bie @o1e; fleinc
Sarnilie. 22O4 @arriIon Ctr. Gbonc:
9ub. 491Se&. 2S,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

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that time, and the attendance may por-
tend great events.
If 200 or 300 delegates answer the
Oregon call the issue of the convention
may be determined right there. On
the other hand, if the present waiting
game continues and the attendance is
small the effect will be dampening on
the boom of the justice. It can be
safely assumed also that the Oregon
delegates do not propose to let Frank
Hitchcock take charge of the meeting
The Hughes boomers were cheered
by the receipt Of telegram from Gov
ernor Beekman Of Rhode Island, de-
claring that the delegates from that
state had Endorsed the justice. Senator
Smoot. of Utah. one of the inner council
Of the "old guard" has also declared
for Hughes. So also has Senator
Ernest r. Alderman, Of Plainfield, who
declared that he spoke for nineteen Of
the twenty-siX New Jersey delegates.
Hughes men. however, still refuse
70 predict the nomination of the
Justice. They declare that in view Of
the unorganized state Of his candidacy
they can only roughly estimate his
strength. To-morrow's meeting may
afford better line on the situation.
There is also the uncertainty as TO
the Progressives. The Hughes men do
not know just how far they can count
on Moose support, once the Colonel IS
definitely counted out They cannot
definitely bio for this, because, owing
TO the non-committal attitude OF the
Justice, they are unable TO satisfy
Progressive doubts as TO his stand on
the two issues which they mold 7ltai
The Progressives, on the other hand,
are embarrassed by the same situation.
There is a disposition. except among
tho extreme irreconcilables. TO support
the Justice providing he measures up
TO their demands on the issues: But
as he has indicated that he will not
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break his silence before the convention
their dilemma is apparent.
Hence the suggestion OF postponlng
the Progressive nominations or OF Sc
lecting a steering committee in whose
hands the choice would be left. A way
would thus be opened to indorse
Hughes, provided his views in accept
ing the Republican nomination were
sufficiently clear-cut and favorable.
The Progressives are especially in
sistent that there be no half-hearted
assent on preparedness and American
ism. Rather than yield to this they
would prefer making third party
fight squarely on these issues behind
the candidate who has driven them
home TO the country. And they believe
that their chances would be better than
those of a Republican "straddle.'
To all candidates other than Hughes
the Progressives are opposed unslter-
ablv. Some of the leaders, including
oscar Straus, chairman of the New
York Public Service Commission, and
O. h. Davis, are still against the JUS
tce.
"The Hughes candidacy has low visi
bility." said William II. Hotchkiss, Of
New York.
at is case of going up Salt River
or the North Sea- said Bainb. idge
Colby. of New Jersey, "and If they
want Roosevelt you know which they
will take"
The prediction of Senator Wads-
worth. in the Republican camp, was
that Colonel Roosevelt could not be
nominated. He said he was sure that
the cards had been stacked against the
Colonel. and that il would be either
Root or Hughes. This is the opinion
expressed BY William Barnes since he
has been here.
Governor Whitman, as usual. took
the opposite view Of the Hughes
strength. He. with Frank Hitchcock,
William r. Wilcox and Frederick G..
Tanner. talked the situation over and
expressed confidence in the position Of
the Hughes boom. Mr.. Wilcox, who
was one of Mr. Hughes's first appoint
ments 70 the Public Service Commits
sion and is very close friend Of the
Justice. said he believed hughes would
accept the nomination as a matter Of
duty. He was careful to say, however,
that he was not representing the JUS
tice.