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Show ROOT CHOSEN CHAIRMAN New York Senator is Victor Over Rooseto The Taft supporters at Chicago. Ihe opening session of the national Republican couventlon on put through the Mist purt'on of thuir program by electing Senator Kllhu Hoot of New York temporary chairman. In spite of the fact that Victor Rose-watechairman of the national consistently ruled out of order every motion niutlo by the Roosevelt forces, It required nior than five hour to reach a vote on the chainaunshlp. The calling of the roll waa beset will difficulties from the very Hint name on the lint of delegates, but In the end. when the tumult had died away. Senator Root was found to have won by a vote of &5S to 5u2 for r Francis K. MeGoverii of Wisconsin, with fourteen scattering votes V-and four not voting. Tuesday night both the Taft and Ttoosevelt forces were claiming that th's vole indicates that their candidate Is sure to win. Those lenders who have been urgir.g compromise candidate ever since tbey arrived In Chlcugo are pointing to an it her anglo In the figures and t:laiin they show that It Is essential to name a "'dark horse" to save the day for llio Republican party. Whi e .Mr. Root was made chairman and maun god to deliver bis "keynote' speech, fie fighting In to bo reuewc.t ELIHU ROOT. wl;rn the mo: Jon or (lie Roosevelt leaders to substitute a new list or Senator Kllhu Root of! sion, and reviewed the beneficent acta Chicago. ftu- - those seated fu some of the New York on Tuesday delivered the or the administration in enforcing the 'oinchU-anti-trus- t cat;s heard before the nu keynote speeeh at the Republican law, the pure food law, car-rinI on il comm ttt-Is to be taaen up a lionul on tho conservation work, and convention, after one of the the unfial bnd business. wannest contest on record as to who! effecting great reforms in the public Chairman Victor Itoncwater of the should bo elected temporary chairman service, in tho interests of economy, national committee, upon whose shoul- of tint ti.it. (inul body. The speech was lie culled attention to the fact that der i hid fallen the ordinary port' uiic-to- r received with great en: husiaani by the Democratic houe had refused an d i:y of the convention to the convention. appropriation for two battleships this oni.-i.ad presenting the recommenda-''Senator Root said the Republican year. the convention ror temponuy party was entitled to a Referring to the Panama canal, he popular vote ofti eis of t!i convention. Vailed the of confidence, having demoiiKtrate.: asked whether tho people of America cm vent mi to order at 12:02. that It is the party of affirmative con- - wished that the honors of ilia The ch i plain bad hardly flushed his ttruetlve pDiicics. and had ef "greater than a Roman triumph" be Invocation or tie divine blev.ltig U;o j fie etit. honest and economicalgiven udmln given, not to the men who executed the convention) before Governor Dud- iMration. lie quoted President the great design, but to tho men woo ley was on bin fed objecting to the Tail's promise In his speccn of opposed and scoffed and hindered and I rMini.t t,f Ihe convention itself. four years ao. and nald h sought to frustrate tho enterprise un'la,nna;i llcscwati-r'ruling was to had been faitiifully observed. He went til In splto of that its success was asC;e cfTed that until the national corn on to point out that the party stands sured. in tteo had presented the tcniiorary for a la ready to but Asserting that the Republican party tariff, protective r. 1. made Up frum ti!( credentials nmiove any abuses of the tariff, und will maintain tho power and honor of , the nation, he added that It also "wil! from the individual state and projKised lo do this through having observe those limitations which the snd Its Judgment upon coiiu-s's- . the facts by an Impartial eonstitution sets up for the preservaas no con yen tjoti: the gather-1;- ct'tiimiiisoti. ' tion of local and was a mere mas meeting: leaning tictialor Hoot cndoised the rcc,tn-- I which prescribe the boundary of ofroi.ll be done a i reliinln.iry or meiidations the currency commis ficial iower." Tut-sidu- r, , tlov-erno- It kSW ' v s e I ca-llu- r 1 a -- gar. .a ion h.d In ert e.Teet" d by the sele t'en of a pres'ding lie held that absolutely no biii:ics w at itcadfi:ttie(-there ha5 been so much In order save the cho're of such an speculation during the last few days, office-;-- , lie said ho had no desire ta stood fast for the Taft candidate. When Senator Root began his key-- ; "tie aibiunry la his lullii? and would allow twenty minutes to each sid- - t note speech, people In great numbers to leave th" hall. He anpro-narguments on the subJ-the would suspend Thoo arguments were presented by nounced then that Govrnor Hadley and Fort until all those w ho w ished to go had j Thousand then li ft; but of New Jersey on the Roo:t-vt-l- t fclde, retired. remained and and liy ttepresontilive I'alne nearly all the delegates at New York and pi 1U preventative listened to the spi-e- i h with an intent-nesJs-t- . of Interest very not it cable. TTien K, Watson of Ind'ona la b hu'f ! those ho bad most bitterly fought his t? the Taft After the atetimrnti were finished Cha rmaa lt"r-a'- f eierlloii s.it througlout and heard him renewed h's ruling l hat nothing to (he end When Senator Itoot finished amid was under conldera( ion but tomina-ti"- ! Ions: continued applause, pursuant to f ir lemporary chairman. agreement between the lenders of '.He pfHtifdl!o-- t to the rocomnicndailnr! 'an the whole huslncp of f Serntor and asked further jibe factions, committees and other pro H":ninat ikih. The Roosevelt s.der.isd" natural'.) belonging to Tuesno f irt!ier opposition t this rutins ind the rot call a betrun t 3:1.". day's work went over until WmIik. The name of every tridii idm! deVeat iday. Colonel Rnotcw-I- t times on was ralicd and I! conumed iiiri he has any Intenthat denied 'Tuesday irncetd-Inrhours, Jet every M"p nf tb of enteting the rotivintion ball wii beard with the keefiel in sion to take charge of his own fight, but t";et. arA!de from the absenee or the j he rumor is 'ristctit that he ) haswill a and that proxy ranged roi?i taetis which had b"Pn aw-eato th a oraiely pr''arrd for by the heavy po innate In personalof his brhaif caua, lif e'inrd and the fia'n raofdinsry i direetfji his own cf tb national committer ofri'efs lo Colonel tn?.ul tiraiTiit outbreafcii ef sny Und. 'battle tn the ronveiit ion ha!! over a wire. Hidden away In a thfre were several remarkable things j te'ephotie df sper-ie1- room In his bot-- 1 he paused most of atv;t th ef nTeri;fin, It frorn becinninc the time with a receiver at his ear. e, ion i of bis lieutenants to rci-or- ! to There wa absolutely tinn of Issuing order In person, lie was fht lontinued uproar extending Info land onre or twice during the day, long minutes, even hours, whi'h have een only throiiKh the corridors hurried h" las of a feature jKi'itical la'eiy. brome On the contrary there Me waved hH band snd smiled at the In spite of a marVed tnfness and sn t mi people who t beared him hieh pressure under which he has ithe wait hatred wfb hf'ilns4 surf pphere e as Well known leaders am lno the ibenft working, he apiared to be left as the (vigorous day Oyster f.a'l unnoticed; there wn entire aV aence of tributes of apt'la''' by fae Utay. ie1ecalons lo "fivorito eon." Th t Policemen at every corner, t every iie ere lh dia-- ! croTd gathered somewhat slowly and doof and In every of the i "n at he feature Mngulghing save for the music of the band ther was nothing but the undertone of U'oiisenm In th early hoars before the doors were opened to ticVe holders. fymversMion. The tension due to eer.ers! expectaAfter Root's election, when be came scene epos the platform the welcome to him tion and due to tumult opena;ed perhTs thirty seconds dle-Itate- "from the drop of the hat" at the With few eirepttons the fteefo ing of fh Republican na'ional conven from the south, about whoe tion was laf'parent on all side. The Gl.-e- police were as nervous as anybody else. It was difficult for people with) proi-e- r tickets. Including newvpaper men, to get Into the hall. Sergeants at arms, doorkeepers, ushers and other subordinate officials were so keenly alive to the possibilities that their hands trembled as they took tickets. I'shers allowed people to their seats with furtive glances about them as- if there were something ex plosive Just under their feet. s jtx-g.i- j - v en-1- onv-ntions- ! F Ulum-enlx-rg- s erals Were Victor. New York John Wanamaker of) Torreor Mexico. Th vanguard of FVladelpbia, a Taft delegate tn the General l4 erta's army routed a band Republican convention, arrived lete. of re' f l. "fifteen miles mth of lat ffmday In a battle lasting Toesday from Fumpe and made haste to get a train to Chiraeo. from 2 o'clock in the afternoon until 11 o'clock at n'eht. j McCoy, the Composer, Injured. Sayt Republicans Will Unite. Oakland Wliiism 1. McCoy, ores of j the foremost American fimi'Ti, ls( Chicazo Jolin Hays llwrr,oti1nr cinflied to a hosp'ial br with aj the Repijbifean pa' will unite on the Throken W d o'her lnjurk-- . baring nominee of the Republiesn ctinveution. n Taesday no- matter who be happens lo le. by a fnetorz-yclislit. lliminotil is for Taf. night. i tr'k ' - Ptr-taal- rthe J i ? a " i USERS. NOTICE TO WATER State Fnetneer's Office. Salt Lake City, Utah, May 20, 1912. Notice la hereby given that David O. Miner, whose postotTice address U Nephl, Utah, has made application tn accordance with the requirements of the compiled laws of Utah, 1907. as amended by the session laws of Utah, 19U9 and 1911. to appropriate two and (2t; cubic feet of water creek per second rrom Little'-BircSaid spring. Junb county, Utah. spring is situated at a point which lies 1320 reet east of tho northeast corner of section 21, 'ownshlp 12 s:uth. range 1 enst. Salt. Lake base and meridian. The watei will bo diverted at the place where It issues from said spring nnd corveyed by means of a ditch ror a distance nf 4.000 reet and there used d irlng the period rrom January 1 Jo December 31, Inclusive, of each year, to Irrigite K.O acres of land embraced In section 21. township 12 south, range ea.,t. Salt Lake base and meridian. This application Is designated In the slat engineer's office as No. 4441. All protests against the granting of said application, stating the reasons therefor, must be made by affidavit In duplicate and filed In this office within thirty (30) days after the completion of the publication of this noCALEB TANNER. tice. State Engineer. Date of first publication. May 31, 1912; date of completion of publication. July 1, 1912. one-fourt- Li Your I Printing A If it is worth doing at all, it's worth do- ing well. Ph.l-Ippin- I Late. fo de-vel- , fr Wannamaker Was fP! State Engineer's Office, Salt Lak City, Utah, May 20, 1912. Notice Is hereby given that Arthur A. Miller, whose postofflce address ia Kureka. Utah, has made application in accordance with the requirements of the compiled laws of Utah, lo7. as amended by the session laws of Utah. 1909 nnd 1911, to appropriate ten (10) cubic feet of wSter per second from Salt creek. Juab county, Utah. Said water will be diverted at a point which bears north 85 degrees 47 minutes east 2335 feet distant from the west quarter corner of section 1. township 13 south, range 1 east. Salt Lake base and meridian, from where U will be conveyed by means of a canal nnd a pipe l ne for a distance of 1100 feet, and there used during the period from January 1 to Decern-be- r 31, inclusive, of each year, to power for the purpose of electric lighting and propelling machinery near Nephl, Utah. After having been s diverted and used the water wHl be returned to the natural channei of the stream at a point which bears . south 80 dpgrees east 1400 foet dls-tant from, tho west quarter corner of section 1, township 13 south, range i east. Salt Lake base and meridian. This application U designated the state engineer's office as No. 43SS. All protests against the granting of this application. staHng the reasons therefor, must be mado by affidavit In duplicate and filed in this office within thirty (30) days after the completion of ' the publication or this noCALKH TANNKR, tice, State Knelncer. Date of first publication. May 31; date of completion of publication. July 1, 1912. iK-m- o jix-d-ng- uo-.i- e best-know- n date NOTICE TO WATER USERS. SCORE Kansas City. Twenty-threpersona were killed in cyclone in southwestern Missouri Saturday afternoon. Three women, one of whom Uvea ta Kansas City, were killed three miles east of Drexel, Mo., when their bouse was blown down and buried them la Reading clerks William A. Wait the debrla. A bunk car belonging to the Kansas Michigan; Otto Iiossard. Wisconsin; Thomas Williamson, Illinois. City Southern railway, occupied by Tally clerks Archibald O. Oraham, Creek tracx laborers, was blown on Indiana; Henry C. Woodill, Massachu- the track between Merwln and Drexel setts. and fifleeu of tho Greeks were killed. McGovern a La Follette Man. THREE MEET DEATH IN CHURCH. Chicago. Governor McGovern Is a La Follette man, but was put up by Tornado Which Strikes Ohio Town Demolishes Church, the Steeple tho Roosevelt forces in the hope ol Crashing Through the Roof. La the and Cummlni Follette winning men over and making a showing ob Zanesvlllo, O. Three were killed" the first vote of the convention. Sen- and a score Injured Sunday when a ator La Follette, however, refused to tornado struck here, toyllns the steeagree to any such action and the re ple of the St. Thomas Catholic churrh sult was that thirteen of his votes through the roof while services wero were hot cunt for the Wisconsin gov- being held. ernor as temporary chairman. This The Btorrn started In the western did not affect the results materially, part of the city. It lost Its force however, as Senator Root had a sub- apparently after traveling twenty five miles east or here and toppling over stantial majority. numerous barns. Bryan Loses His Ticket. More than CoO houses were badly Chicago. William Jennings Bryan's damaged and Arty families were renticket to the Republican national con- dered homeless Scores or narrow vention as a reporter for a number of escapes were reported, more than a newspaper) was snatched out of his dozen instances being known of chimhand at the door of the Coin ie um on neys crashing through the roofs of Tuesday by a woman who gave her bouses and walls blowing down alname to the poli as Katherine Doll most immediately after the occupant At the police station she was found had left. to have $1,000 sewed in her skirt. Columbus, O. A rain and winstorm Bryan's ticket was restored and the tornado swept the central part of woman will be examined as to her Ohio Sunday, rendering hundreds sanity. After taking the ticket she homeless and doins damage estimated tried to enter the hall. at M.ooo.000. At Delaware the roof of St. Mary's DEMOCRATS GET BUSY. Catholic school was lifted and borne Watching Developments at Chicago across the street, wrecking two cot number of tages. In this city a While Preparing for Their Own bouses were unroofed. Convention at Baltimore. Telegraph and telephone companies Baltimore. Democrats In their were the largest sufferers. Many councils here on Tuesday miles of wire are down. gave pause to follow affairs in the RePlain City, seventeen miles west of publican national convention at Chi- here, was almost demolished and sev cago. With the leaders of all the rival eral persons are reported Injured. candidate. for the presidential nomiTimber Operator Under Arrest. nation here there were quiet conferences to prepare plans for capturing Portland. Ore. Stephen A. D. Pa the unlnstructed delegates. Former ter a timber operator and one of the of the defendants In the Judge Alton B. Parker of New York was said to be the likely choice for so called Oregon land fraud cases of temporary chairman of the convention 1'jnG, was arrested here late Sunday with Representative Ollie James as the cn a telegraphic warrant from Mil next strongest candidate. waukee. Wis The warrant charged W. F. Coombs, campaign leader for forgery and further than that the tie. Governor Wilson, took charge of Wil- tectlvcs are unable to give any Infor son headquarters on Tuesday and an- mation. nounced that Senator Gore of OklaGOVERNOR HADLEY homa and Representative Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania would second the nomination of Wilson. J. Hamilton Lewis of Chicago came In Tuesday afternoon with a plan to to an llli swing the nols man. Senator Itankhead of Alabama, who Is looking after the Inter ests of Oscar W. Underwood, talked things over with the national commit teemen. Friends of Governor Burke of North Dakota say that if the convention is deadlocked the governor will be a "dark horse" candidate for president, but that if the nomination goes cm t or south Governor Burke will be a candl A resolution drawn up by the Pt.ite TEMPORARY OFFICIALS OF an REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. Kauai Franthlse league, providing eoual suffrage plank for the has been given to SenChicago. Temjiorary officials for cratlc platform, ihe Republican national convention, ator Rayner of Maryland for Trern e on ar- taiion to the resolutions committee. named by the rommis Manual Queaa. resident rangements, of which Col. Harry 8 at Wasu'na-tonNew of Indiana Is chairman, and se sloner of the Philippines has tome to Baltimore ti urge the lected by the convention Tuesday are: tf a plank Indor iin; the adoption Chairman Llihu Root, New York. bill now before Independence Secretary lafuyette H. Gleason, congress. New York. Assistant Secretaries C. M. 1 larWOMEN DELIVER ULTIMATUM. ger, Karnes; John 1 Moorman. InSuffrage diana; A. W. White. Noeh Carolina; Threaten to Wipe the 8 Ceorge I, Hart. Ylrginia; John It. States From Repu3:ican Column MeXary, Oregon: II. C. Lindsay, NeChicago.- The. sufragetteg have tie braska; Horace II. Pancroft, Illinois; llvered an ultimatum lo the RepubK. StodJohn L. Adams, Iowa; Perry lican "Support the cause o dard, New Hampshire; A. L. Dalrym-pie- . womenparty or fight And we are In a po New Jersey. sltlon to put up a real batiK" declare Sergeant at arms William F. Stone. Mrs. Katherine Waugn McCutlough Mary land. noted suffrage leader. "lnles lh Assistant sergeant-a- t arms Edward the Republican convention adopts a sur P. Thayer, Indiana. th to we will Chief doorkeeper John J. Hanson. rrage plank, states outtryvf Ihewipe Repubsix suffrage Maryland. IV Austin. Il- lican colnmn." Chief usher-Willi- am "'In thos" state where women are linois. to vote we are strong permitted C nr staff George Chief medical our support wberevet throw to enough Hunt. Illinois. Parliamen arlan K. L. Imson. we please." Ohio . Cudahys Art Reconciled. Official rtfenograi'her M. VV. Kansas City John I". Cudahy. th D. C. Washington. H. llecVinEer, New packer, and his wite. who twianw Chief clerk-- U eslrsneed when Cudahy attacked Jer Jersey. S. Liilis. the bank preidnt. at th F. Callag Rev. James Chaplain former's home here, slashing him witt T. Sum hsn, Chb ago; lean Walter knife and dlffSeurlng him for life, an ner, Illinois; Dr. Jose; h Sto!z. tl!!n.J"; anouncr-Tuesday that they had be Rev. John It. Khaw, Illinois; Dr. Wesi reconciled. come York New ley Hill. fr in TWO KILLS First Clash With the Supporters of Col. Roosevelt. 502. tleh--g:.t- TORNADO Houses Blown Down and Occupants Buried in Debris, While Bunk Car is Blown Front Track. Taft Men Victors in velt Candidate by 558 ! r Nison's Will Filed. Reno. Nev. The wlil of the lat Senator George S. Nixon, flbd Tuesday, devises half of his estate lo his widow and half lo his won, Bertram K. Nixon, ared 2. when he arrives at the ag of 3.V Governor In Auto Accident. f 'arson. Npv - Governor Task' r L CIev-n are! Att irney General O id II. Baker had a narrow esrape from serious injury Vfonday when their a'j'ornobiies collided , Herbert 8. Hadley, governor of Missouri, won his fght before th RepubaAd the lican national commute Roosevelt delegates at large headed by him were seated. Chicago Entertains Many Visitors. Ch'eaeo. The? number of visitors to Chicago for the Republican national convention was estimated lo be well above K.O.ouO. Kvery hotel in the downtown district Is crowded to lt capacity and late crowds were diretT ed to ou'bitig hostelrie. Wouid Stop Kissing. Milwaukee The Milwaukee Physicians' association will prepare a bill for the next legislature Intended lo stop the practice of kissing, which they tharacteri7e as "a blot on Cviliation and a menace lo health and de cency." Charged With Bond Robbery. Han Francisco. Chester Ya'e was arrested here on Information from the New York police. In which be is charged with having robbed an ag"d .".t"0 worth of bonds .i broker of that city a year ago. Child Kills Self. Battle Expected Near Border. sne exrwxtei Because; Baltimore. U Juarez, Mexico. Distinct tension manifest here over the latest plan ot to be punished for lark of attention ti . Irene Wesner, 10 years the government to capture this towt school ben-.iiwith her old. saturate! clothing and Ihe city of Chihuahua, the only it herseii set burn;ng a(lr, two Importrvt joints tiow held by tV tt death. Mexiral rebels. Lumber leduetry Imporfart. American Clergyman Killed. LumV.et anl its man Wsshlncton Iondon The R v. Klmer frland in vslue among Mirer third tsnk wn an Amer'tan e'ereyman, Weld, of !n1s ries of 'he run over and killed by a tnMor l.u the 1'nled States, according t tie ih'r M'-lay 'n l"oekpur Rtret, a ro-- t !e ktai:' teen'h v est end street. pi lr a-- d le tf-dui'- s i First class work at all times is our motto. fns Sa'srd;. Let us figure with you on your next job. -' , ; . -- .v y s tl-tnwn- ww s uroinrr, you II Drear far drums, not pocket boolt. $60 Sne lhi fcnrJe thinking r-- a m4 I- in a'JrrrtisJng; ra pef mattf Lu. 600 .... mi re rot in xht 'I. van. isn t it tuna you took a fiyr, You riave r ,r wo you'll ! ft-- V. W ; 1 r regret iL tit |