Show ISSUE CALL AND ASSUME NAME Senator Dixon Makes Public Document Urging National Progressive Party I J I INO NO ISSUES YET STATED Supporters of Roosevelt at J t l ro i Sign Address to Public of Nation EW YORK July 7 A A call to th the th N NEW people of ot the United States who are arc in sympathy with 1 the National Progressive c movement to send delegates delegates dele dole gates to a national convention to open In Chicago August 6 5 was given out today by United States Senator Joseph Josoph M. M Dixon of ot Montana Theodore Roosevelt's Roose velt's velt campaign manager The call is signed b by members of ot tho the committee chosen at a meeting held beld in Chicago and also boro signatures of ot Roosevelt Roose followers In forty states The territories have ha no place in a A. national convention and will not he be considered declared Senator Dixon in commenting upon the tho signatures As for tor tho the missing eight states the tho most moat of ot them probably will send delegates dele gates although they have havo not taken part in the tho call Maine alne for tor instance postponed nn any definite action because there thero is now a J. J strong fight tight on In the tho primaries with tho sympathy running in favor of ot the pro progressive movement Delaware North Carolina Arkansas Continued on Pa Page e 10 Column 1 1 SUE GAll CALL AND ASSUME NAME Senator Dixon Makes Public D Document Urging National Progressive Party Continued From Page Pace One and Nevada r probably will aku part In Inthe I the tJi th convention con l Mississippi sl and South Carolina C Inn Jr be Ie enl ed et IVo 1 o lJ u II The Thc call lays down no zo rul rules n as to 10 the methods n nf choosing 1 delegates since each ilch st tf tc te will be le expected to ye- ye f I It Its gates dole by its own oun r nalia Th The representation will wilt ho le cut down Io fl tf to niu of the previous conventions which WH was BS teemed deemed ad advisable advisable advis advis- vis able since this convention con Is to bo be notably notably not not- abl ably a deliberative thc el ho body oY Jr and n will III certainly be he composed of u it class of men U altogether ether different from nn thos tho c e who usually nd nUnI conventions con Iii In all nil probability the convention wil wilt adopt th the name National Progressive sive I e for tor the new party but I cannot Rt say definitely what will Viii be tone done Thus far no havi v Authoritative authoritative- ly 1 y stated cl and of or course l tho thu platform Itself will 11 Iii have to bo ho decided upon bythe bythe by bythe the delegates T Te Te t t of or Call The text of oC tho call Is ro rt the people of at the United d State without regard to J past t tt t difference differences dif dif- ference who through repeated betrayals realize that thit today tOlaY the thC PO 01 power of ot the crooked political ho bosses cs and md of or the privileged classes behind thorn thim Is so o strong stron In the two to old party part or organizations that no help In the real Interests of our country countr can come out of oC C either I UI or Who believe e that the tho time has come for a n national progressive movement movement-a a wide nation movement move move- ment on Ott sectional non line so o that the people n may f be he served cl In sincerity sincerity sincerity sin sin- and truth b by an organization unfettered b by obligation to conflicting conflicting conflicting con con- Interests Who Vho believe in the right and ca capacity capacity cn- cn of oC the tile people to rule rulo themselves them them- selves el and effectively to control all nil the n agencies of or their government and who hold that only onh through social and Industrial Justice thus secured can honest property find permanent protection Who believe that government go b by bythe bythe the few tends to become and hasin has hasIn hasIn In fact become government b by by the tho sordid influences that contro control the fe Who believe that only onh through h the tho movement proposed can we ob obtain ob- ob lain tain In the tho nation and the several states the legislation demanded b by bythe bythe th the mo modern ern Industrial evolution legislation which shall favor honc honest t business and yet ct control the great Agencies of modern business so ao asto as asto asto to Insure their being uge used in the Interest of oC the whole people le legislation legislation leg leg- which shall promote prosperity prosperity pros pros- and at nt the tho same me time secure se secure so- so cure the tIle better and more equitable diffusion of oC prosperity legislation legisla- legisla tion which shall shan promote the economic eco ceo well being of ot tho the honest farmer wa wage e worker professional proCessional man and business man alike but which shall shan at the same time strike In In efficient fashion and not pro pro- tend to strike strike strike-at at the roots root of privilege In the world of Industry no no less than In the world of poll poll- tics Ic ics Who believe e that only this type of wise industrial evolution will avert Industrial revolution Who believe that wholesome party par- par j j t ty government can como come only If It there Is wholesome party mana management manage manage- c. c meat ment In a spirit of ot service to the tIle whole country countr and who hold that the commandment delivered ered at SInal SI- SI nat nal Thou shall not steal applies to politics as well voll as to business business- To Tel all In accord with these views a a. call can Is hereby Issued b by the tho provisional provisional pro pro- visional committee under the resolution res ros- of ot the mass meeting held In Chicago o on June 22 last to each state to send a n number of delegates whose voles votes in the con convention shall count for Cor as many votes as the state shall have senators and representatives rep rca In Congress to meet In convention at nt Chicago on the da day of Au August 1912 for or the tho purpose pur pur- pose of nominating candidates tobe to toDO tobe be DO supported for Cor the tho positions of President and vice president of at the United d States Stales Appended to Call The following names arc aro th the cnn call O ear ar t XV W. Arizona bt 15 n. U California II Ire m TV W. John John- Ch Chester tr If H It tIJI Th Charlt's S S. S wheeler Ken ilso i- i K r Connecticut Jo W. W Alsop P. P S. S Luther Florida 3 J 1 II Greg cry 11 Jr II U. J. J U b. Georgia n. Julian Edwin l I n. n I Io r. r linnet 8 S. S i. i 1 Ill I'll ill eConn lek Dewy DIt ni J AV W. Norr JM I lows lowR w John lolin L. L Stevens JIM 55 as Henry T T Allen I Kentucky Io Louisiana John M. M f. f P Pi arl ul Maryland Mary land Charles J. J Bonaparte P. P Po C C. C ton Jr r. r Ma C. C C S. S Bird Matthew naIl Michigan M. M Minnesota lInn ott Milton T TI n. Purdy W W. II n. Nelson fontana Jf M M. M Dixon Nebraska Arthur G. G liar Hay New ew ew Hampshire W. W J J. J Sew New cw Jersey Everett O George L. L Record J. J I Fort Now New r texIco George Jf C Cony Miguel A. A Now New York V. W. A. A O Ocar S. S Strain u I. I Timothy 1 1 To ChRun- ChRun CI CC co 1 J. J Hamlin I. I North Da Da- koto kota A. A V. V VT Oregon U W V. V C COP Coc l' l I I. I L AV W le lIh n Ohi Ohio Ohl It U OkU home George orre I L L. L Jr E. E A A. A nn Win m Drar Dra- r I Henrj J J. Doughty South Dal b 11 15 1 T. T Ve t sey r Tenets Tenne lt ce George Gr I 1 Tarn Tow ell Cecil A. A Utah Ufah C. C 1 E. E r lone T-e l Vermont II II It Poe pan F. F E. E V. W. yI Virginia ThomA Len 1111 Ilor Miles t wt t I loIR ts VT W. M. M f. f YI I II JI Ii J I C Joseph y In Included lull to in the tha 11 t of or sIgners nrc arp three ri Demo nemo- morr mo- mo rr t Don Ben I 1 II of or Denser Julian Jullen Harris of or Atlanta son SOli of oC tin fh late Jute Joel Chandler and anO Joint M. M l. l Parker nt of New lW Orlean Or lU lean Iran 4 Among mon the well trell known r owners and md Miller dIlon ar are lr l V. W. Jt It N M n. n owner of nr the I City Star Chr ter JI n. ROo wm r of tile the Kr Krno I no ILu au Henry J J. J Allen of or tin till J. J 1 I. I McM editor of ot n a ri nc In S 1111 Ore Orl l IT A. A of lie the lIl North Henry I. 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