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AXV.. NC). (4. SM.T LAKE CITY, MONDAY MORNING, JUNK 17, 1912. 12 HA G liSFiy.fipjjfcJ
ERS T ATTEMPT AT STAMPEDE FAItSl
pup By
IlLjUIS
Art of a "Break" to
fjBteeveH is Calmly
Htvvn U Be False and
paratic-ns Are Corn
Bed for Taking Con
jh of the National
Invention.
HAH DISCOUNTS
K TAiop BOLT
Id 5 Does Not
,Jfcev w& Parly
Id '" Governor
Lpnso 3 pen the
wmt o for Tem-
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HUGHES'S BOOMERS ARRIVE
u
OPPOSE TAFT AND TEDDY
!
The; :c a ConiprJinise
Candidate and I le Is Noth
g Like. "Me.1'
' 1 '" "A" .p.1 vluiio A movemenj in
I- iii!f nf Jnsii. .. Cli.'i:U K. Iluehes
of Iho I.'iiitWl 5r:!i.-s supreme court n:4 n
tOmprotnlKp tajidil;iU for president t"l
dMinlte ii)inihVe U.dsiN'.
Several supMrVrs nf ihc justice oame
nn from NewVtark antl sponi the day
in hoU-l lobbied an.! quarters of various
NtnU f.-!f satlniifL pir.riin:.' . rn I inirnt
..r delegates aha raiMra leaders Wil
liam II. I i..ilr)il;M u Niv.- YnrU. fi.rnier
stale BuperlntendAtVi Insurance and a
lose '.'riciKl .,1" .hit ti 'f KuchcN. is Die
l.'a'hiic .spirit 'if I he . r:n. nt.
"Docn ii.it H.ilirs's s.UtU u'-:it of lasl
work, thai In would not pi'iinli Iho iiho
of IiIm nanif nf a oAprAnlje raiidldato,
rlinduatij liiin?" Mr. fl.jti oKI.m wa.-
ask.'d.
"I think not." he rAlHd "So man,
particularly u man with J'lKik- IIukIioh's
ideas of (.Ivlc duty, '-:tn refusr lo .cive
thri pr-..ii of the nation hi criuls such
as tiif present."
.Mr. Ilnf id-. Iks and his a-oilaUs; orl;
pain: In ni.lkp It rlcar tlt 1 1 1 - had
iiim.- h'-i'- wlilionl the kii"wlds,. nl .Iu:
t. - Hughes, Mho. tbey felCVsrotdd dis
courage such a mbvoment. 3u ' Qolch
kips ai.i hr had not seen theuuacicc In
six months.
am pteasad.V hi .-aid, 'to Jearn In
the few houi.s I ha spcnl m rid. -u.yi
nrlial a large nun ibeV : delrgalM are
leaning toward liioti-- 1 1 uylio.s ;v Uu
man on whom all factions cam unifsi tte
could uarxy hlfi own slate Of New lurk,
whlrii is ;i prime mmiuJ -itr.
'I did no 1 come Chicago a "Pi"
n, ni of Colonel RoosoveJt, whom, ay U"
exponenl of prdgreaulvo princlplosj J sbJUl
ni.i..)i! should !) hr noioinafd. I raiiiv
hi i. mereh ;i "-n eltori help iorve a)
problem which eon f run Is the Republican)
port v."
George K. A'gnew f Now. York, fm inn'
i-inic sonatoi' and one of ihc authors of
the Agnc w - Ha i t antl-ratfnji Mil, rea'cbed
Chl a-'i today,
1 should like to see XusMce tiugnea
nominated," he swld
TAILOR SLAYS WIFE
WHO WANTS DIVORCE
SAX FRAKCISCO, Juno 18 Mi1'. Vlo
toria tlebert pf this .-it v wn:. .-dint four
tinn;. and fut".ll wounded l0T4y "V 1":''
husband, AJedos Herbert, when i-hc "i
temptod personally to Berve n Bummoiji
mi : ii m in her Ball for dVorbe Tjhe
Hiinoiins occurred n the wilting room of
an Interurban car iatln at Sap Mateo,
n suburb nf Hnu l'i nm iw:o. llrboit hod
mel hln wife there, evidently at h.er re
quest aiikiv words were exehangd and
lirhni Hnatohini: tho sunrtnons from nor.
drew . revolver and fired. The woman
rail, Iml wai i-'nol down. She ilird Cell
minutes later in a hospital.
Hebert was arreatod. He t"lor-
Halt Lakers in New York
Special to The Tribune
NEW rORK. .tun- l" ''''-', V
Momn: J'orl -. x McLean, Mrs a. a
McLeoii; Muubuttau, J- T. riammoindj
OISH'S DEEfillES
M II CHICAGO
Roosevelt Claimers Immedi
ately Claim Them, bul They
I )eny the Allegation.
Bpuclal Iff The jflbune,
CHICAGO, Juno 16.- Morobt i b f iho
IJtah delegation to the (tepubllt:an na
tional riMivriitiuii arrf"cd lirre today from
Salt bake In, s hprriai ni. an-t estab
lished headquarters at the liotrj Lex
ington, 'n the party were fJovernor Wil
liam spry. Judge Jacob Johnson, James
M Peterson, C R. Hollings worth, ac
companied by Mrs. Holllngsworth and
Miss Minnie Klesel 61 Ogden, A.nthoti 11.
Lund, n KlrtiiiiR, Brtui'i .". .Sniit1.,
I.. X BtobJi W. D. Sntli-.n and Mis. Sid
ton, Wllliim Gloamann and K H. Welch.
National Cpmniittecman C. 15, Loose,
who has been in Chicago for thr last irn
days, Joined the. party on its arrival.
Beiiatprs Reed Smoot ami George Suth
erland, Congressman Joseph Howell and
Ned Cu llster arrived ibis afternoon from
Washington and Joined the Otah dolega
lion. B ii. Cnlllster Is m Chicago buj
no' Bt thr l'tah heodquarters.
lEvcrett Blercr of S,.lt Luke among
thr w.irkrrf a', tii- fSooiu-vidl hcakiuar
IriH. Sfitiif. amusement was oocustoncd today
lv a bulletin If-Mii.'d at the ltoi.KcveM
tieadquorters declaring timt tin. entire
t i. ih deleaatlon was now f..t Roosevelt!
TI j wa einphatleally denied by Gov
ernor Spry, ehah nau of the Utah dele
satl'on, who naaerts thai Taft will rr
ULelv over) one Utah's eight voteu.
President Authon II. Lund, Govornor
Sn. Rlahop u-dii and .lumcs M. Peter
son, at the regiiesi f President Rlls-
WOHh . !' tin- Dortllem fUttr-; misslOU,
pok' tiii moral tus si the L i. s. iiapol
in t;h
Thr Nex'uda Jblgatioii elected spme of
Its committeemen, whim en route and n
arrival todaj snndunced them n fol
io: Chulrniaii. K is. Robert ; pWform and
resolutions, h. V, uloorchbusec oretlnh
liohii ' Roberts; national committee
nian. II- 1- Max.. n.
Tile 1 d-l, I r-- ..r. ,, i-);,:!,,! for
Taft,
An addltitioti in tin l.n Polletts L'on as
wps Ut( Not ' It i r- ot 0' . gallon, it .solid
rep votes the ...v foi t.., Kollette from
first in Itvst. 'i';,.. Notll. u;,i',,ta and
; iscousin delesatlons vHl laucus to-
I gethei.
TIMBER OPERAfDR IS
PLiA :ed UNDER arrest
'(in i,ANI. Or., .tniir IS.irStepben
1 1. Puter, a Umber operatbi and one (
ihr besl Known the defendants in tbo
bo-col led Oregon land rraud .-Hsr.H nf
lour,, was arrested hre late today r.n a
ttlcRraphlc warrant Pjym Milwaukee
Wis The wan nl chared fo -ererv and
further t'" l!';,t dyteclltus sin un
bis in si - -"!' infoitntttlon.
EVOLVES PLAN
IB START FIGHT
IH GOMVEHTIOH
Roosevell Tells His Support
ers to Demand Rbucall on
Firsl Ptopositipn td Come
I rp Tuesda v.
STAMPEDE IS THE
NEXT STEP IN ORDER
Scheme Is Reyolutipilary and
May Prevent Organization;
Borah to Oppose Root as
Temporary Chairman.
CHICAGO, Innr Hi. Thr RoOfte
vrit plans For the fijri't to be
made in the Republican national
convention Tuesday were finally
adopted ft :i conference oi' the Boose
roll leaders tonight under the direction
of i be colonel himgelf;
The Rooeevell supporters bafe deter
mined thai rlir convention shall uol be
organized wiib the contested delegates
seated h- the; national comnflgtee i n i
td this cud they have determined ,n
demand n rollcall on tiu- Mri preposi
tion thai eomes up Thia undoubtedly
will coini) on tl) right pf Gkn rrnor
Johnson.oi California to cast thr twon-t.v-six
votfte of that ''late on the qUeB
rion of temporary chairman.
TiiiM ricjhi will be Qpeetioned by the
U'n Tafl deJogatei from the Fourth
district. Then !l c'dtae the action
which ilir Roosevell loadoxs have
plauncii. !''o mil no; (TiiMt: hf tdn 1
PQrary r-Hl nad(. ov iHc ymtionaf
committee be rejeeted ;uil that a sifft
stitute roll prepared by the Roosevell
Readers be adopted. The roll will in
elude tlif seventy to eighty delegates
that Roosevelt claims were stolen from
hint .inci that, would be Bofflcient to
give the Roosevelt forces control of t lie
ronvent ion.
Under this plan of procedure Bub
nnttui the contests to the convention
en bloc none or' ilir delegates affected
Could voir, rnder riimma rv ii)!c- pa--
in; upon the contests slate by state,
one contested state might pass upon
t be rir,rlit fit a DOl he)
Bitter Fights Certain
Thr Roosevell plan is revolutionary,
ii will be bitterly opposed by the Tafl
leaders, but il will serve the purpose
of bringing the liuht quickly to the
Irmit, and this is what the RooSOVell
leaders desire. CI is not believed that
Victor Rosewater, chairman of the na
tional committee, who will caD the con
untion to order, will entertain the mo
tinn in consider a second list of ilcle
gateB, but will insisl upon waiting for
the report of the committee oo creden
tials, if be does this, Roosevelt lead
on 1 1 1 moN"e at' once to proceed to the
nomination m Theodore Roosevelt, in
other words, thr Roosevell delogatoa
would attempt to hold a convention nf
their n.vn in the convention hall.
After Biidnigbt tJie Roosevelt forcea
agreed to enter Senator Borah as their
candidate against Senator Root for
temporary chairman. Governor Fladloj
Of Missouri Wat 'elected Bfl llor
leader.
Roscwater Calls.
Colonel Roosevell tonight uorirorred
more than an hour With ( ha'rnian
Re ewator, who sougbi the Interview
through B. Moni Beilly of Kansas City,
mutual friend. Mr. Rosowator ex
plained i" the r.olonol thai in malthis
ruling! in t lie national committee on
contest cases lie hod followed Uuj par
liamentary practice that had always
governed the deliberations of thai
body.
Colonel Roosevell directed severe
criticism a trains! individual members
it the committee, Imr Mr. Roscwater
i s said to have escaped those strictures,
finally the colonel demanded to kpow
ivhal Mi Rosowator'a1 attitude would
lie when tho Roosevell lorces proposed
bo substitute : new temporary roll for
that prepared by the committee,
"Tlic rules nl the committor will ap
ply," answered Mr, RosawAtcr,
When asked f be would nct coMcni
i.i pubmil the Question to the eonven
tion Mi. Rose water is Bold to have
asked for time in which to consider Bio
nestIon. It i expeclod h' will confer
witfa his associates earl-,- tomorrow.
Many Reports Current.
ii'rports of the plana of ( olonel
Roosevelt were many. One of those
heard oftcneSt Was that if the ROOSO1
velt delogatej tailed in their flrsl Le I
(Coii Untied ou Pago Two.)
BELIEVES TtfT I
ILL WIN FIGHT
IN CONVENTION
Erbert Hubbard Declares Hurl
ing of Epithets by Roosevelt
Supporters Acknowledg
ment ot Defeat,
,
NO DIRHCT ISSUi:
BETWEEN FORCES
Only Difference Roycrqfter
Can See Is Thai Roosevelt
Shouts "Liar! Thief!
Crook !"
BY ELBERT HTTBBABD.
Intenrntfotiol News Servioa,
CHICAGO, dime 16. " Mars!
Thieves! Coyotes! Doable-distilled
thievery! rland-pickod
brigands! Hold-upB.I Liars'
Lia rs ! Liars! ' '
These are the words of defeat, not
the exultant etv of success, ll 's liUe
Iht unlran.slat.aole I'rench wortl filing
hy rhe last, of tie' old guard at Water
loo, when his ammunition was exhaust
ed. When overcome hv rhe enemy there
i always one tiling which. with
our last breath, we can tell the enemy
to do.
If th)- Chicago fi'iht is woe by Taft.
it will be because the colored troops
fought iiobly ;tncl stuck, 't'hey hold
the balance ot power.
In the lobby of the Coliseutm yon soe
i hem by i 1"' dozeUj i-.red -icnt lcir.cn,
rell .....ir'.-.r. nil dressed,
eai fl Sc- n, . eit) (J i.. e 'money hp'
needs. o rn if not all lie wants.
In the meantime, ull white folks
around the Coliseum bow low aud way.
"Excuse me.''
Tch colored race has shown its
ability to stick on the field of battle
whv shouldn't it here?
Invective, Defiance and Threat.
It i? well to remember that this shout
of "Lia.-' dax! Thief. Thiefl" ia no,
the language used by men of one po
litical party against those of another.
it if the language of colleagues, men
who Bhould be working together for a
COinnjpn end and a (O'limon purpose
!iat was ii Ciincoln qttoted about a
house divided against itwelf.'
Colonel Roosevelt spoke ?orjust live!
aiiunie? ojiuniiP, ami in inc ti'iiii?a in
hip remarks be used the words 'thiev
ery, thieves and theft" just seven
teen times and always the words were
applied to men in his own party,
When Bobert ngersojl, standing on
teb Btep ol tli" jubtreasury in New
V'ork, referred to tlio Domocratic p:jrtv
a? havrne 'mst two motivea in life,
grand and net 1 1 larceny, some people
thought the talk wns severe. But
please remember thai Colonel Inget
soll vras it Republican and ho was tallc
inc about a party with wnich be had
eo sympathy .
Bui the Lnveetivo here in Chicago is
by members of the grand old party
against brother members.
And mnja certainly, the G 0. P. if
no lon'' grand when these things ex
1st.
Roosevell repeats again "d a?in
thai be will die in the last ditoh, etc.
The. Taft people are not talking so
murh. but their jaWB are set firm and
the intention is, mosl positively, that
Theodore Roosevell .-hall nt be nom
i natod,
A Disturber of the Peace.
If Theodore Roosevell had kept tu
of t iii- name. President Tafl would -hvi
bean rftnoniinated. without doubt,!
and he Would have stood a ROOd chance
of being elected.
The machine was SH Well oiled and
nverythiug was ill shape to flido the
pre. idenl back into office.
lie would have gone in on gravity,
even il not Oil hi? ItcOtd
Then came the eight governors with
(heir round robin that Theodore RoObC
veil sboittS be "our candidate.'
The Governors Are Governed.
And that particular round robin, we
now have reason to bebeve, whs in
itiatcd by Theodore BoobovoI bimsoli
ami presented to the governors for
their obliging signatures.
QoVomors ure but men, and it would
be . if Ihev would stick to tho mi bi
ll radical ChantauqnaB and not be
dragged as a bod$ into national poli'
ttcs.
Certain ii it 'hat the governors did
not uxpcot the opposition from the ..
uiar machine that has been manifested.
nd no,. hi least five ot these ti"
ernors are here in (JhieagOj and again
Princess Who
Is Separated
From Husband
PRINCESS LOUISE.
Special Cable to The Tribune.
ROMS!, June 16.- Bnrlco Toselil and bi4
witr. thr former crown princess Ql
Saxony, were legally separated by the
Florence court yrsterduy. Tlie former
pel i . $ said tod
"It is unfortiina t" to have to pepaiale
bccaUss ol our t'euipers, buj we snail
always remain good friends.
The couple were very friendly when
iliev mot for t lie purpose ut accepting
the formal separation. Tlinr child was
entrusted to the care or its father's pa
rents. The futlier and mother are per
mitted to Visit It fterly.
ITWT TO BRIBE
i COLORED II FAILS
j f :. H. Cook of Louisiana Of
fered s 1000 to Desert Taft
and Vote for Roosevelt.
CHICAGO, .June 1. A n affidavit
I charging 'an attempt to mine F. n. Cook,
a negro delegate to 'ho Republican na
tional etniventlon from Louisiana, for
11000 to desert the Tafl forces and vote
for Roosevelt, executed by Cook himself,
was made publii tonight by Director Mc
Kinky or the Taft headquarters.
The Taft headquarters asserted that
Cook, tv'ho la a itjptist minister ami a
rviik cashier In Vldalla, Concordia par
ish, La., made his staterasnl before a
notary of .his own volition The affidavit
rendF as follows:
Stair of Illinois. County of Cook.
I. F. II look, tinnu first drily
sWdrn, make oath and say;
That on Thursday nlfiht, thr i ::r h
if .lune. 101L' ,t ntlemsn who
Claimed to be S Air. Thompson from
Colorado, after brlnt: introducrd to
each other (he and 1), after Unjoins out
from i;;.- titnt 1 am a dalegsitg from
thr Plrth congressional district of
Louisiana, said lo roe. "if you will
come icv Willi T. IC. Crowd heir u
a Ihoiisand dollars," which, of
course, I refused, and at the sauna
time ho bad I he monej in 1i(h hand
Olid attempted to count out to me.
I malt.- this- sworn statement hr-
i mam- i m.s sworn siatotiieni ne
caUSC It has hr-n going rounds
hy some Irresponsibly person that 1
llOd agreed lo sell OUl. All Of willed
Ip uttorly f,iiji upon its face, There
rc no frJkhils on each .lde and we
nt, i irleniily toward ouch other, not
bi .-amir T am on 1 1 - side and tbej
on rfiu other makes us enemies. All
stieli rrport i onis out :jln; that I
lia..- or ain coming over Is untrue.
That I k'unte Ironi my dislrht to
voir for Mr. Taft and the llrt and
lat thiiij; I'll do will h. I,, east my
vote for the renomlna l Ion of Sir,
Tafl. I matte tfilS affidavit "f my
own tree will and ueord.
(Qlgnod) I-'. Hi i'ook.
PeKonafly appeared, suJMcrlbed
! and .v.ll n to before me, Hlla lK(h
j e..v ..r .i ):.
il BfSLti CARNAHAK,
Notary jPuhtic,
WtllirflSfM. ijeorso It. Jfrffrles,
Pred Mure
Senator Dixon rounnoTited on the affi
davit as foflowe; l
"1 never hard of 'ook and i.e.vrrj
h'--.l ' '' IHlsSSSSSSSSSSSsI ' "' 11
AjHsl '
' I ' III-' . I .
Tornado Strikes Zanesville,E
O., and Wrecks More Than g
5oo Houses, Besides De- ft
molishingChurch. ;fl
STORM IS GHNBRAI. I
IN CHNTgAL OH1Q I
Tweniy-mne Persons.', 'Meet' m
Death in Cyefflt
Passed Over Missouri I
"ii Saturday. Night.
W.
ZAXh.-' VI U.K. "vx.lunr IS. Three I
w i killed and Ik. siinte IpJureU W
lffVit MlslH''TiiJTvdM
toppling tio- steeitii' of the " wt-
Th'm.ji-. ( 'a tholio. etru)fcli th rough ft
'hr i...,) w hile s' t vi ea Nera-being lieid. I
The dead, . . .
Thomas Skimon, heafU. - rhel by I
falling stone. If.
John F. Dinan. rn-fc,.!,' ,lC .two I
hours later IE
Tlle -lot n .ii;..; torn pail i
T 'In- eb;.. Ii !'( ,t Ere Himarcntl.v H
after tr.nelinc t nty i&jfb -liitiee cast of H
0 r JMbSSOUIs oajiSH
nUD houses BjdjSfl
au'.d and fifty familiasl
In. unless. Score of mtrrH
repoi-U'd. more than a V
heins: known of 'r
through the root's of hoH
blowing down almosi tTrlfl
the oecunants bad IcftiE
Storm General, f H
windstorm tornado swL . raiLt: I
part ,.f f)hjo today, rejt U i c' e'e nWl B
homriess and doing dart2jnK hundreus I
l.OOO.or.o XjaLhr,alcl at K'
nor": 5 '
'alholli S'-hooi HfllMB?1' ftp
jj"d torne I
nunil.e,. BH
unroofed ' HftS w"t" H
Tele;a,:l and t 'lepli(,nkijL Wk
-ere lb- ia,K.,s, ,,,,,,
oi wire are down.
P'h.in .'j..,. lA milee'weirt . I
h'Te. u.t almost demolished anfl Mei i
)ei.sons are rrjioio'ii injured., C
Report ln.li.-aie toat the store,', .aftai' f
doiriK: many thouands ,.f doliai-a' rvoiX
ot damage here, passed (., t hutljeaafcl ft
Bates e..uni. Missouri, the norttiweai I
Section was swept tor rive miic nd .
near:;, evrrv l.uil.knx in a trunk 'hilt H
mile wide was dmolishrd. Jfete JjjU - ft
teen deaths have keen i--poro' Ftom ft
Sedalia, Mo., two dentin arL reporfed.
vvh-.h- Mm,, u-,. i.iiv." ifl. ,i as; yet- make I
the total much huge;. I
Twenty-Nine Deaths. !
KA.s.s iTl'i, IS. TwerrtyJ
nine persons air nown ,r l,ve henn I
killed and many injured hy a Storm thitt I
passed over central west Missouri I : , t . I
Siii ind, iv, demolishlnc butldlggs. teartn..
down wires iind leaving the smaller j
towns and ci-untry bims ' completely I
wrecked i-J1
List of Dead. )
I ho .lead. -
Hern Gray. Kan-t City. I
Max Spitskofsky, Kansas City; died f
in hOspiCsJ today.
Henry Cameron and three children, I
Biorwin, Mp,
Gibson Oroves. Kates county. I
Lucille Cox.
Mrs. Frank Corey. Rale- comity- I
Mrs F.. M. Bice, Hates . oMuty, ft
E. S Howe J
Mrs. Joseph Johnson. K;.ir'ena.ty,-
A daiighter-iii law of Frank Corey I
and her baby, I'.al.s. , mntv, j I
Dan Carlos and wife, I. colon, near j
Sedalia.
Bctwci n .Mefw.n and .V'-ian, Mo.. I.
Ivlrs. Oscar Alexandra and three chil- I
drcti.
Mrs. George r-ccd.
An unidentified Greek.
At M i uit (joniery . Mo.: '
Mrs. Ellsworth Clark. f I
i Croigbtuu, Mo.: V', t' Bssssl
Mrs. Lee Parker.
Gerald Stevens. ..ti, v ' ..
Vnna Stevens. -
Guy Booth, s i i,ci l.,nd. Mo. B.
Path Swept Clean. L;
In I'.. . oontry U.-tw.-n M nhLathV c','
up snd.i ftR. a int ft '
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