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Mrs. r. S. Lewis, who are shortly TO
leave Canon City to make their home
at Jerome. Idaho. The guests were
Mr.. and Ms. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
McFarlane, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sheetz, Mrs. T.
NJ. Harding and Theodore M Harding.
N. e. E.scURTis HERE.
N. E. Curtis came over from Cal
hoan Tuesday bringing with him Mrs.
Dooley and family of Lincoln Park.
Mr.. Curtis came over two weeks ago
and got the Dooley family for little
visit. Mrs. Dooley is a sister of Mrs
Curtis. The Curtis formerly lived in
Canon City and are well known here
DIR. AND MRS. @. n. kiTTELL
HERE.
DR.. and Mrs. G. H Kittell, formerly
residents of Canon City. but who have
made their home at Newton. Kansas,
for a number of years past. arrived
here this afternoon from Westclife.
where they have been for the last two
weeks on their summer vacation. MRS.
KitteH will re main here for visit
with old trlenQS anu dssuciatcS "
fore returning home. DIR. Kitten Will
leave for Newton on Friday.
MRS. DICKSON HOME FROM VISIT
DR.. Edith r. Dickson returned to
Canon City on Wednesday from a seve
raj weeks visit to Kansas City,
Sedalia and Kirksville. Mo. At Kan
sas City she attended the national
convention of the American osteopa-
thic association; one of the most
notable gatherings in the history OF
the organization. Later she visited
relatives at Sedalia and Kirksville-
DR.. Dickson came home by way of
Colorado Springs where she was join
ed by her daughters, Martha and
Kathryn, who were the guests of their
grandparents in that city during her
absence in the east. DR.. ]. Homer
Dickson, who was also present at the
Kansas City convention, returned
home on Monday.
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line Drive and Royaf Gorge. From
Canon City tney J6nrnsyed to Pueblo
where they VIII visit a few days with
friends before returning to their home
in the sunfiower state.-Elorence Cit.
izen.
MISS MARTIN RETURNS TO
DENVER.
Miss Jacqueline Martin returned to
her nome in Denver today after two
weeks visit with Miss De We're Dozier.
Miss Martin. is quite popular among
the young people here, having visited
in Canon several times.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS. s. r.
GOODRICH.
Mrs. B. Raymond, daughter and son
of Newton, Kansas. are spending a
few days here as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. s. f. Goodrich and family
at 731 Hazel avenue. Mrs. Raymond's
husband is a division superintendent
of the Santa Fe Railroad company.
THE RAUs HOME FROM VACATION
TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Rau and little
daughter, Florence, returned home on
Thursday afternoon from a ten days
automobile trip with Rev and Mrs. o.
S. Reed of ManzaHola, thru, the San
Luis valley. during which they visited
Villa Grove, Saguache. South Fork,
Monte Vista and other points. They
devoted day Or two tn fishing in
the Rio Grande river. Rev. and Mrs.
Reed. accompanied by Mrs. Arthur
L. Haley and children as their guests
left for home this morning. The Haleys
will visit at Manzanola for a week or
so before returning to Canon City.
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MONDAY
HILLSIDE FOLKS HERE.

HILLSIDE FOLKS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Squire and family of
Hillside motored down the latter part
Of last week on short business trip.
rs VISITING AT COTTONWOOD
LAKE.
Miss Anna Robson of Toledo. Ohio.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David l..
Robson at their summer cottage on
Cottonwood lake. near Buena Vista.
FRANK HELLMAN HERE FROM
GOLDEN.
Private Frank Hellman OF Company
c. is here for a few days on furlough.
He is ali tanned up and Is looking in
unusually good health.
TWENTY-FoUR TOOK
EXAMINATIONS
Twenty-four candidates took the ex-
aminatlons for teachers certificates
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TUESDAY
SPENT WEEK AT HOWARD

SPENT WEEh Al HOWARD
Miss Bertha DeWeese returned yes.
terday from a weeks visit with Miss
May Dye OF Howard. Colo.
HOWARD AMEs IN MISSOURI
Howard Ames is sbending his vaca.
ton at Bransou. Missouri. a summer
resort. They have big lake there
that is virtually covered with steam
launches and Howard is having the
time Of his life He says 1t is very
hot. however.
GUESTS AT DR.. ASHLEY HOME.
Mrs. Robert Norcross and daughter
Miss Mildred of Stockton. California,
are guests at the DIR. Theodore Ashley
home. Mrs. Norcross is a sister of
Mrs. Ashley. Mrs. Shane, mother OF
Mrs. Ashley. has also returned TO
spend the winter with her daughter.
VISITED MR.. AND MRS. SEAMAN
TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don M. Lemon of Den
yer visited here today as the guests
Of City Clerk Jonathan Seaman and
wife while making business tour OF
southern Colorado. Mr.. Lemon Is
secretary OF the Banner Chemical COM
pany Of Denver.
YOUNG MEN RETURN TO SCHOOL
John Nesbit and Bert Jones return
ed to Fort Collins today after their
summer vacation at home. to resume
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FRIDAY
SPENDING THE WEEK IN
DENVER.


DENVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray H. Bottenfield left
the first of the week for Denver on
vacation trip. They are expected
home in the course of few days.
BACK TO MISSOURI HOME.
Miss Edith Kelly, who has been
spending a few weeks here visiting
her sister, Mrs John johnson, and her
mother, left for Higginsville. Mo-. this
morning, where she teaches school.
ALDERMAN BLAKE ON FISHING
TRIP.
Alderman J. " Blake and cousin,
Otto Blake. left by automobile on
Thursday for week or ten days
camping and fishing outing at Platora
in Rio Grande county. They made
the trip by way of Salida.
SPENDING THEIR VACATION
HERE
Albert Mitterer and Richard Carter
of Goldfeld left for Canon City on
Wednesday on a short vacation and
Tom Whiting is holding down Mitter-
er,s Job at the Harrison Love groc-
cry store during his absence.--Crspple
Creek Times.
PROF. GAMBLE GETTING SETTLED
FOR SCHOOL YEAR
Prof Gamble. principal and acting
superintendent of the city schools. has
arrived from Colorado Springs to as
sumo his duties, and with his family
he is moving in the home at 72s Floral
avenue, formerly occupied by J. J.
Armstrong.
SPENDING WEEKEND IN
DENVER
Mr.. and Mrs. E w. Thomas. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l..
Earl, left by automobile this morning
for Colorado Springs and Denver
where they will spend the weekend.
They expect to return home Sunday
afternoon.
o. w. COLGATE BUYS HOME HERE
Mr.. o. w Colgate. brother of Mr..
George Colgate has purchased home
in Canon City. having liked this town
SO well. He bought the home at 523
Rudd, formerly owned by A. s. Sage,
Mr.. Colgate will fix the place up in
good shape and will make It his per-
manent home. The transaction was
made thru Hodgin C Sharman.
MR.. AND MRS. eoWLBY
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Bowlby. who left
here early in June for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Wingert and fam
lily in Seattle. are expected to reach
San Francisco today while on tour
through California. They will visit
Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego
and other points in the southern por-
ton of the state. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowl
by are planning to return to Canon
City during the first week in Septem-
ber.
THE PEARsoNs TO co CAMPING
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Pearson and
son. John, will leave Saturday morn
ing for an automobile camping and
fishing trip to the western slope.
They will go first to the Cochetope
where they will spend few days.
Later they Will visit points on the
Gunnison river. They will be gone
a week or ten days.
DR.. ALLAN BELL STILL AN
INVALID.
Dr.. Allan Bell is still an invalid
from the effects of the burns he sus-
tanned in attempting to remove his
household effects out Of danger from
tie hre which destroyed his home on
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their studies at, Colombo Agricultural
College. Both young men Are MEM
bers of the eneiAeerih9 corps and rs-
turned two weeks -sarlier to take part
in the neid work by that department.
HERE FROM COLORADO SPRINGS
Mrs. G. w. Panley of Colorado
Springs and Mrs Edith L. Mumma or
Boulder were in town on Monday max
ing arrangements for the funeral of
their kinsman. the late Alvia A. Ire
land, who died at the hospital here at
5 O'Clock Sunday afternoon. They re-
manned over for the obsequies, which
occurred at 10 o'clock this morning.
STOPPED HERE TO VISIT SISTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Gebbic, on their
way home to California from a pleas
ure trip to Kansas. Iowa and other
states to the eastward. stopped over
here a few days ago for a brief visit
with Mr. and Mrs J. T. Atkins and
family at 907 Harrison avenue. They
left for the coast Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Gebb.e and Mrs. Atkins are broth
er and sister.
GUEST OF MR.. AND MRS. HENRY
HUTTON.
Amos Hamman of Madrid. Iowa, ar
rived here on Monday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutton at SGT
Pike avenue. Mr.. Hamman. who
came here from Denver, is an uncle
OF Mrs Hutton's.
MINING IN FREMONT COUNTY
The government reports show that
Fremont county has four producing
mines. which in 1915 produced ore
from which was taken s674 in gold.
81. sos in silver and $22.27s In copper:
s1.452 in lead and s2s.2 .2s3 in zinc; total
value s54.303.
TRAIN CANVAS GIVES
HUGHES MAJORITY
The other day when Dr. f r FuIk-
erson was making trip on an over
land train from the west to the east
a canvas was made of the passengers
TO indicate their preference for the
presidency. AS result of the straw
vote Hughes got 50 votes and Wilson
got 4s.
DIED ON LINCOLN PARK MONDAY
BENJAMIN omer Halsted. Jr.. infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Haisted.
died Monday evening after an Illness
of about two weeks duration. aged six
teen months. The funeral service will
be held at the family home. corner
OF Poplar avenue and Birch street. Lin
coin Park. at 10 O'Clock Wednesday
morning. Interment will be at Lake
side cemetery.
MR.. AND MRS. CLARK
HOME FROM OUTING
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Clark have re-
turned home from n motoring. fishing
and camping trip thru the upper part
OF the state. They spent a few days
visiting relatives OF Mrs. Clark at
Georgetown after which they made an
excursion TO various lakes and resorts
in northern Colorado. They were ac-
companied on the trip by Miss Eva
Clark OF Denver.
IOWA GIRLS VISIT HERE.
Miss Bessie wyckoff and her friend
Miss Grace Ridgeway of Cincinnati.
Iowa. stopped OF here day or two
ago to visit with Miss wyckof's reIa-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs Al wyckoff. while
on their way to Twin Falls. Idaho.
where they will teach school this
year. They were taken over the Sky.
line and to the top of the Gorge and
declare II wonderful trip indeed.
They left Monday afternoon for Twin
Falls. .
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MoToREo TO CRIPPLE CREEK ON
SUNDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Lonnacher motor
ed to Cripple Greek and Victor last
Sunday. taking with them M guests
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Baidridse and Mrs.
Sam Mcdonald. Rains during the af-
ternoon made the roads muddy and
the return trip was not as pleasant as
the outgoing one. Mr.. Lonnncher ex-
pressed surprise at the general excel
lence OF the highways in the Cripple
Greek district under ordinary condi-
tons
HERE FROM TWIN FALLS. IDAHO
Mrs. Joe Cooper OF Twin Falls.
Idaho. who attended the funeral of
her sister. Mrs. William HolIings.
worth at Cheyenne. Wyoming. last
week. arrived here Saturday evening
from Denver for short visit with rela
tiyes before returning to her home in
the west. She will be the guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ciss-
ma. on Nineteenth street and Post
master and Mrs. Clark Cooper during
her stay in Canon City.
MISS ETHEL DAVIS HOME FROM
BUENA VISTA.
Miss Ethel Davis. sister Of Mrs. A.
L. Taylor, returned 60 Canon City a
day or two ago from the summer cot
tage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor at Cotton.
wood lake. near Buena Vista, where
she has been sojourning since June.
The altitude of Cottonwood lake ia
too great for Miss Davis health and
she came home on that account. AT
present Miss Davis is the guest OF
Mrs. Clark Cooper on Greenwood ave-
nue..
HOME MONDAY FROM PoNcHA
SPRINGS.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hutton return.
ed to Canon City Monday afternoon
from weeks visit to Poncha Springs.
Mr.. Hutton reports that the outing
was . pleasant one for both Of them
and says they were rested and ply
sically benefited BY thelr vacation,
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News Notes
THURSDAY
GORDON HARRISON HERE

Gordon Harrison who lives at
Greenwood. Custer county, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. F. A. Harrison on
Lincoln Park.
C. c. LACY HOME FROM DENVER.
C. G. Lacy of 523 Harrison avenue
returned home Tuesday afternoon
from Denver where he has been for
the last two and half months look
ing after business matters requiring
his attention. Mr.. Lacy will teach the
Orchard Park school during the COM
ing year.
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SATURDAY
WILL LEAVE FOR SEATTLE ON
MONDAY.

mStNONI.
Mrs. ]. A. Karterman of Seattle.
Washington. will leave for her home
on the Pacific coast next Monday af-
ter visit of couple of months or
more here as the guest of her parents.
Alderman and Mrs. Lafe Combs. and
other relatives.
WILL ATTEND X. p. GRAND LODGE
A p. Nelson and Frank Emmerson
will leave Sunday morning for Den
yer en- route to Greeley to attend the
annual grand lodge meeting OF the
Knights of Pythias OF the Grand Do
main of Colorado as representatives
from Couer de Leon Lodge No. As of
this city. Before his return home Mr..
Emmerson will spend a few days visit
ing relatives at Fort Collins.
HOME FRIDAY NIGHT FROM
KANSAS.
g. E. Sidebottom returned to Canon
City on Friday from Norton. Kansas.
where he has been for some time
past on business connected with the
Peerless Flour Milling company. in
which he is large stockholder. Mr..
Sidebottom says the weather is very
dry in that locality, although In other
points in the county in which Norton
is situated there has recently been a
copious rainfall.
MRS. CESSNA HOME FROM
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
Mrs. r. A. Cissna who was called
to Cheyenne. by the serious illness
and death of her daughter. Mrs. VIII
Hollingsworth, returned home on FRI
day. She was accompanied by her
daughter Mrs. Cooper as far as Dem
yer, where they were guests OF Mrs.
Huling for several days. Mrs. Cissna
also had the little daughter of Mrs.
Hollingsworth. intending to keep and
care for her, but she died in spite
Of all that love and medical care
could do. Mr.. Hollingsworth with
his sister came to Denver for the body
that 1t might be laid beside the mother.
Mss sTEAcY VISITING NEAR
SALIDA.
Miss Millicent Steacy. music teach
er and popular instructor In the Can
on City public schools. is visiting J.
b. Morgan and family at Browns
canon. seven miles west OF this place.
-SaIida Mail
LEFT THIS MORNING FOR
DENVER.
Mrs. Charles A. Hyder and little
daughter. Anna May. left this morning
for Denver wheresthey will visit rela-
tives and friends. They expect to be
gone for a week or ten days.
HOME FRIDAY FROM ROCKY FORD
Messrs. A. Z. Wilson and w. II. Doz-
Ter of this city and A. e. Headlee of
Center. Colorado. returned to Canon
City Friday evening from an automo-
bile trip to Rocky Ford and other
points in the lower Arkansas valley.
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KANSAS VISITORS HERE ON
WEDNESDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stephenson and
family, OF Halton. Kansas. arrived in
the city on the Santa Fe yesterday
morning and enjoyed visit with their
cousin. Mrs. Thomas Blunt. The party
left In the afternoon for Canon City
where they took trip over the SKY
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INVALID.

DR. Allan Bell is still an invalid
from the effects of the burns he sus-
tanned in attempting to remove his
household effects out Of danger from
the Ore which destroyed his home ON
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A. E. Wilson, w. H. Dozier and A. E.
Headlee, formerly of this city, but
now living in the San Luis valley, left
this morning on motor trip to Rocky
Ford and other points in Otero coun-
ty. Mr.. Headlee expects to purchase
some cattle in that section of the
or
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Prof. Gamble. principal and acting
superintendent of the city schools. has
arrived from Colorado Springs to as
sumo his duties, and with his family
he is moving in the home at 72s Floral
avenue. formerly occupied by J. J.
Armstrong.
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KANSAS FOLKS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. James Pain. son Ray
mond and daughter Tempa, from Os-
borne, Kansas, are visiting at the
home of C. H. Kissinger old friends
of theirs, at 1900 So. 9th street They
will be here several weeks. The Pains
are touring the state in their car, dur
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Mrs. R. L. Scarf Mrs. Harry F.
Bowen. Mrs. H. p. Stommel and Mrs.
Sears sister motored to Pueblo on a
pleasure trip this morning. They
made the trip in the Sears car and
will return to Canon City this even.
inc
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DR.. FRED RErrER,s

DIR. W. c. Smolensk of Denver, pres
ident of the Colorado state organiza.
tion Of the Society OF Christian En-
deavor. was the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Fred w. Reiter Thursday night and
this morning. DIR. SmoIenski. who was
associated as student with Dr.. Rel
ter at the University of Denver, ad-
dressed joint meeting OF the mem.
bers of the Christian Endeavor socie-
ties of the First Presbyterian and
Christian churches at the Presbyter-
ian church Thursday night. He left
for Pueblo this afternoon.
RETURNED FROM FISHING TRIP.
w. B. Montgomery and son Donald,
returned home today from weeks
fishing trip to Jacks Cabin, and Sar-
gent. They found the fishing quite
good at the latter place, where Mr..
Montgomery was successful in landing
several big ones.
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Miss Millicent Steacy. music teach
er and popular instructor in the Can
on City public schools. is visiting ].
b. Morgan and family at Browns
canon. seven miles west of this place.
-SaIida Mail.
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sAPTisMAL SERVICE IN
FLORENCE SUNDAY

Rev. Elmer W. Harner. pastor OF
Trinity Lutheran church of this city,
went to Florence Sunday afternoon
where he administered the rite of bap-
tism to a couple Of children belonging
to Utah family, temporarily sojourn-
ing there. The service took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hasselmey'
er. who are adherents of the Lutheran
faith.
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DEATH OF AN OLD FRIEND
ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. L. w. Felter has just received
word of the death of an oldtime friend
Mrs. J. E. Robbins. at Sac City. Iowa.
She had been seriously Ill for several
months with heart trouble and her
passing away was not unexpected to
those about her. Some Canon City
people will remember Mrs. Robbins as
she had visited here a number OF
times within recent years.
AN aMn nann HHnNN-AA An
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
WYANDOTTE

-. stephens church choir VIII meet
Friday evening at $50 q clock IN the
church for rehearsal
city Clerk Charles Block has re-
ceived the city physician : report OF
81 births and II deaths for May
Chatauqus association members
will be assessed only $50 each for
the guarantee this year. reduction
OF ST. over last years fee made pos
sible BY an addition TO the member
ship Advertising for the big event
- now being distributed and tickets
viii 20 on sale June g. The last
day for the payment Of forfeits -
June Is. -. {. q. Lutz. cashier OF
the First Commercial and Savings
bank, ~ treasurer.
commencement exercises in 81. Pat
rick's high school will be on June
20 in the auditorium. There will he
four graduates. Miss Pearl NJ. Gras-
son. samuel :. Broughton. Arthur +.
Payette and Raymond j. Denman.
The program Will be- az follows
Danse Fantastique, st. Patrick 5
school orchestral. salutatory. Samuel
: Broughton. class calendar-sprtng.
Ethel Chester, 10 summer. Marion
Roebrig. rs; autumn. Ernestine
Thompson. IS. winter. Irma Beattie.
Is. piano solo, waltz In A Hat. Cho-
pin. Marcella LareTty, address 70
graduates Rev. Thomas r. y. Hally
comforting OF honors. Rev. James A.
Hally. graduation grand march. or
chestra. informal reception 10 grad
yates in music hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
MAN IS KILLED
BY TAX|CAB
Samuel Houston, No. 1l9 Wa
bash-ave.. Latest Traffic Vic
tim: Driver Not Detained

Thrown 10 the pavement when
struck by a tsxicab. late Thursday
night. al Woodward and Michigan.
ayes. Samuel Houston. 80 years
old, OF No 1911 Wabash-sve. SUI.
fered internal injuries and a frac.
tured skull from which he died at S
o'clock, Friday morning. in the city
receiving hospital
The machine which struck him
was a taxicab operated by the De.
troit Taxicab Co. and driven by
William Hyslop OF No. 100 Phila.
delphia.ave west.
HysIop was taken 10 the central
station where he made a statement
Witnesses told the police that the
machine was being driven slowly.
and the driver was released
Louis Jamen, 80 years old, OF No
II John R-st.. was struck at Ran
dolph and Macomb-sts, by a ma
chine driven by Walter Bartello. OF
No 1871 Crane-ave, and was taken
10 the city receiving hospital suf-
lering from painful bruises and con-
tusions The driver was taken 10
the station and later released
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09

The way the inner G.. .. p. circle
lcok at things today vas that Roose-
selt was running TO cover They be.
lieved he would never consent 10 an
other fight on third ticket They
believed the business interests which
have so far come out in his favor
would not 20 through with him on "A
Dull Moose nomination.
The acid test has been given
Roosevelt. the Did Guard believes.
They held II the colonel was sincere
in his declaration that II was a prin-
pie he was fighting for. and that
there was no individualism N his
campaign, ne could dominate both
parties and force selection by the
Republicans not only OF a man fair.
~ suitable 10 himself. but on a plat
form Of his own direction. This,
however, meant the colonel must
hlm,elf Withdraw.
Three days ago. before the hf.-
mony negotiations came to any def
mite head, the Old Guard claimed
ability 10 head of nominations by
adjourning after the first ore or
TWO inconclusive ballots. II was be
lieved today the dominating forces
OF the Republicans would attempt
10 set aside the session for oratory
would 20 ahead and let delegates
get nominating speeches out Of their
system, aud then recess or adjourn.
This involved the further contin-
gency that the convention would be
willing to have the harmony confer
ences continue.
The same dismally rainy and cold
weather that has ruled since the con
ventions began. started on its third
successive day today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
GET-TOGETHER
MEETING FAILS TO
END DEADLOCK

ing would sap their strength, the
harmony workers were admittedly
facing a hard task.
The organization leaders were not
revealing their hands. The Repub
lican convention had nothing TO do
today but TO hear nominating
speeches and ballot. The Progress
sives still had their platform on the
table and in a pinch Il was admitted
this might be used as stop-gap BY
Executive Chairman George w. Per
kins 10 hold OF from nominating.
II is mainly up to the Republican
convention TO say whether or not
there shah be further session. The
Republican committeeman in the
harmony conference did not reject
Roosevelt's name--they merely re
ceived IL and held such a proffer
would have 10 be made direct TO the
q. o. p. hosts. II the convention
wants further negotiations, the com
mittee Is ready 10 proceed along the
lines OF whatever instructions may
De given.
THE conference will meet again,
SaId Senator Bofah. one Of tho con.
fcrees. but not until after the con
ventions meet.