Washington, June 12 — Justice
Hughes-, the republican nominee for
'he president of the United States,
will continence his c.u:»p.M^n today.
He exuoets a. hot figiit for tile presi
dency but hit, expressed the senti
ment that he is iu for victory and
belli ves in Uie republican party, its
pi.^ttcrm and accomplfcihonents.
He will leave this morning for
N.-w \ ork to confer with the lt-ad. r
th« party. It Is believed by those
in ck.Be touch with the outlined
campaign that he will stump the
entire couutry, giving the pecfple a
chance to leurn of fcis views on
political, social and economical con
ditions which confront the United
Stales.
His advocates on the bench have
expressed themselves as being sorry
to Iosp 'he service of such a learn
ed roau on the bench but Join in
be t wishes for a successful cam
paign.
WASHINGTON. June 12 — The
s'at tin tut of acceptance to the re
publican convention by the pen of
the republican nominee for presi
dent has pleased the oarty leaders.
It has inspired, confluence in the
leaders and they are all euthusi
•■»*ic over the powdbil.ties for his
»ucc>e*> at the polls cn the final
day. The lenders are scheduled to
bo 'a New York today where a con
ference will be held with Hughes
and Fairbanks.
UOOSEVELT DECLIM S
PROGRES1VE NOMINATION
CHICAGO, June 12 — Charles
Fairbanks will be the working team
mate of Justice Hughes In the
Ct<ml:.g campaign. He received the
republican nomination for vice pras>
d- ut of the United States and will
Immediately commence his cam
paign.
It is thought that he will work
in co-operation with. Hugh®* in
malting the campaign. He will
meet Hughes in New York today
sn.I tit-v will hold a conference
with the lead errs of the party.
Ardic, Juue 12—Mexican, bandits
in the middle oX tlio night without
the least sign of **ari:iug swooped
down upon several raue-hees whicn
i.e hi luu outskirts oi this place
•uid raided tlioin, ♦aking several
prisoners aud destroying property,
.so lives have beeu ruported a*
i>t-' in the raid.
Aioug with tha other booty 'they
;tl»o captured at lo-iat eighty horses
»»h • • li ih> i took •with »hem In their
li.--._v flight across thffborder. Wo.d
was atnt to the fourteenth cavalry
by >» imssonger. Th?y immediately
instituted purauit a-id chased thum
across the border. 'i'lio cavalry
lo-s: tr^ck of the bandits iu the
foothills near the border.
Ill laHKS RESIGNS TO
ACCEPT NOMINATION
WASHINGTON, June 12—Oharlot,
Evans llughcs has recigued from
t ie Supreme Bench of the United
Stairs i.nd sent forward liis latter
of acceptance to tho republican eon
VfllitlOU.
His associates htvo expressed
tboniielves as being sorry to lose
the Cuief Justice, but realize that
he hus engaged in au undertaking
that will serve the people In a
in.>re direct manner.
THIKTV FIVE THOUSAND
l'RIOSNEKS OP WAR
PETROGRAD, Junel2 —Thfe Rus
sians are reported to have cap
lured over thirty five thousand Aus
trian ou the Galicia front in yes
t Td'iy's battles. They swept the
e.it.re field and found little op
position other than skirmislhes af
'er the big battle had been fought.
Man" cannon and machine guns fell
.ia'o their hands wi'h uniuiuuition
for ' e tieces.
SI'US (JET lilSV AGAIN
LONDON, June 12—Fout neu
tri'l ships are reported as having
been sunk by a torpedo or mine in
the North Sea. Two were Nor
w g:'au and two Swedish. Five are
knowr. tc be lost and tlie death list
will probably be many incre.
GERMAN LOSS IS HEAVY
I (XVDON, June 12—According to
tiie Mr'ish official tabulation of the
Getctan losses since the war began, I
German) has lost over three million
soloiers in her aggrosiva campaigns.
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WASHINGTON, June 12—Presi
dent Wilson has boeu a busy man
i-.i-se days, between keeping In- '
fi-irui^d on the doings of the to
puiil ciiu convention at Chicago uiitl
.Jivjiaiu.g foo- the St. Louis con
\euticn it has required <mt*4 ol his
t.me.
Tae president has expressed the
upiuion that the platform will go
ju.t aj u is written. He bulieves j
luii» the plajttorm expresses the
wish i-t the majority of the people
at' iuo United States and tihat sure
ty the dunocrajts are bound to be
re-e.tvttd to fill the offices of the
uatlou.
The rumor is current iu this city
that the President will make a de
li'alte move for a peajce conference
b*iweeu the warring nations after ;
tab convention has finished its j
business aud the nominations are |
made. |
It is his j>lu.u to send tho same >
• iott and contents to each of the
^e!lig«rDUt nations and try and
riu? nbout pe;u_-e on the continent.
He s reported as sayiug thai the
final peace plans have beeu(lald and
every effort will be made by the
.>ro>iiit administration U» Uring the
year lo a clos«.
HDOSEVELISlfS
"ll THHU"
OVSTER BAY, Juna 12—Theo
dore Roosevelt lias made known to
tiie many press representative® who
iuvi been pestering hini that he is
out of politics. He ag-Uu reiterates,
• i am out of politics."
Tile ex-president did not state
the stand that he would taike la the
.ires* nt eannpalgn, bu» it is pre
sumed by the leadere ibat he will
throw liis supjx.rt to Hughes after
the excitement of the present con
dition wears off.
1,1!.I. WOULD FOREVER
BAR GERMANS
PAH 13, June 12—A bill which
seeks to exclude all Germans from
Kraucfc and her colonies forever is
Wrote the^Chaiwber of Deputies. It
has an ardtnt backing and it is
said by the loaders in the chamber
that «t will be siurc to pass.
SUPPORTERS FLOCK
TO AID HUGHES
PHILADELPHIA, Juue 12—The
Gern'yj) American society is on re
cord for active support of Hughes
In the coining electoa and cam
paign. They were originally for
Roosevelt but since he has declined
to enter the race they have swung
to the support of Hughes.
Mrs. Henry Dickson, daughter
and sen. left on the morning's train
for Gl.uler. They came In last Fri
day to scpend the week end.
ROBERT L. OWEN.
New Photo of Oklahoma'* Repre
sentative In United Statee Senate.
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CHICAGO, June 12-—In a dare
leul opted race, in whicb over a
juii'irtd automobiles took part, J
Jaric Re&to crossed tlie finishing i
ape ahead of the otners, winning
he urize and creating national fame
,'irr himself and the c ir whiuh he
lrcve.
Tnt course run was ever throe
I indi-td mills and (he average
•pe; d maintained by Resta was
iin:'ii tight miles i>er hour. Sev
eral llittes during the course of
h< race it was nocetciry to put on
tew tlr s. Ho was n<>t both or ed to
my ox con t by mechat:jcal trouble.
3ne or twice during Mie raco the
II 4.hankiau was callfal upon to in-1
,-e-■•ti.,:it»* the conditions of the en-1
iiKS ai;d m«k»- minor repairs.
IXV KST1 GATES I'KICK
OF GASOLINE
WASHINGTON, June 12—Inquiry
nto the advanced price of gasoline
ias b.-gun by the federal trade com
ui:«i.,n in this city today. Evi
le.ice is btiiifi takt-u by the com
nission and a decision is expected
b" handed down bv that body
>el'ore the end oJ the week.
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LONDON, June 12—The aunounce
nent of the successor cf Lord Earl
Kitchener will be made before par
liament reassembles \>u June 20th.
Lloyd George is the most likely
man on the Island to bo his success
or.
Miss K. Renn, accompanied "by
tier sis'er Miss S. Renn, were round
trippers on the Johu. They made
the trip to/the Summit Sunday
morning on the gas special.
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ITALY FACES BAD
DISRUPTION
LONDON, June 12—Discord hna
appeared in the Italian government
wnich has caused a disru/ptkm so
serious that the entire ministry has
rescued.
Tile trouble started wtoen the
cUunber of deputies refused to- pass
a vote (sanctioning the course that
the grverninent w^s taking. The
lack of confidence on the part of
t.ie ehiunlber of deputies to pass the
vote .•aid express confidence in. the
gov jriinicnt lead to tiiq disruption.
Itii!y now finds herself in a dan
gerous position. With rhe Austrians
aauunering away at *.Ua uorthi pass
es of the Kingdom and central dis
coid in tho government, prevalent,
and rebellion staring her in the
fa^e it becomes a Herculanian task
Lo straighten the difficulties.
ROOSEVELT DECLINES
PROGRESSIVE NOMINATION
CHICAGO, June 12—Roosevelt in
a. letter to the progressive conven
tion hag formally declined to ac
cept the nomination. His letter waa
accepted by the convention and It
adjourned sine die, without naming
another candidate.
HUGHES OX THE JOB
NEW YORK, June 12 — Hughes
firrlvwd on the limited a* 10:30 a.
in. a ad is prepared to co into after
noon conference with, his leaders.
He Ua? represented to th6 press that
he prepared to commence an aictive
: impai^n.
DISCOVERER OP
PUEBLO MIXES DEAD
H. F- Potter, a pionrer of White
hots' died son the Stewart river.
Trie rrmains have been taken to
Daw on awaiting the disposition by
rei it lves.
Mi. Potter was the original locat
or of the Pueblo mines and the first
fine to locate in the Whoa to a coun
Lry, being the discoverer of the
Carbon Hill properties.
Hj left Whiteborse for the Stew
art river country about three years
•go where he remained until the
time ot his death. Diwaon was the
in't i niont place.
The Alaska left Valdez yesterday
afttrnocn south,hound. It is not
riehrduled to make this port on
its sout.hjbound trip.
GERMAN DRIVE
MEETS DEFEAT
PARIS, June 12—Wi:h shot and
(shell dying, the heavy boom of the
cannon hurling its dea.'h dealing in
struments of modern warfare into
tne trenchcs o£ the French; with
advancing charges and counter at
Iacas i,i the Gannons, the French
after a hard days t touting have
reati d upon their guu >tocks and
are pi cctaimed the winners in the
two uays cajnjKiign which has been
ferociously■ hui'la. upon, the frontier
pouts now occupied by the French.
Yesterday three infantry charges
wera made against the French
trenches by the Teutons but it
availed them. of naught at the end
of tne day. Whea tile buglo call
assembled them into night quarters,
ta*ps were sounded for many a
German warrior who gallantly died
while fodloiwing out the commands
of tiis superior. In all of yes
terday's fighting no advancement
has boon recorded for fhe Teutons.
With Alarican spirit many and man;
tlmvs during the day they hurled
column after column upon, the higfy
earth embankments only to be
moivvd down like grass before a
long scvtle by the rapid fire guns
of the French.)
A desperate effort was made to
charge u<p the slopes of Hill No 30
but every charge was repulsed at
great loss to the chargers. Wheat
the evening sJiades had fallen p'er
the battle charged field the French
flag uioudly flaunted defeat into
the eyes of the commanding Ger
mans.
SI. foils!
WITH DELEGATES
oT. I.OUIS, June 12—This city is
assiiinhip the Chicagoan rttino sphere
and everything Is ,u readiness for
the democratic convention which is
to meet this coming Wednesday.
Every train from the north, east,
west or south brings delegates who
have registered at the various ho
tels. Jlany of the loaders have Op-.
ened headquarters. Already the
political writers have engaged re
servation space in the assembly hall
havi.ip come directly /rem the Chi
cago convention.
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