Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 298, Hammond, Lake County, 7 June 1912 — Page 9

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took the position that he wanted to do what wag best for the party and that '

which would keep republicans In line for the ticket at the fall election. He did not show any nlxns of soreness over the result of the state convention, even thoug-h ha had lost out, and It is known that he Is opposed to any holt aX Chicago In case of the defeat of Roosevelt for the nomination for president. Mr. ljee has made a statement within

Every Republican President since Lincoln, with the exception of Roosevelt, has been a native of Ohio. Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston is already stumping; Massachusetts in Mb cam-

the last day or two that he is opposed paign to succeed to the' seat of United to a bolt, and that there will be no bolt States Senator Crane. with his consent. The lines are being drawn for a "This talk about boltingr from the 'sharp political fight in West Virginia convention is all rot," said Mr. Lee. "I'for the seat of United States Senator do not think anything like that will Clarence Watson, whose term will ex-

Indianians Revive Beveridge's Possibilites For Second Place on Ticket; Is a Close Friend of Theodore Roosevelt.

TIM KS Bl'IlEAV, AT STATU CAPITA I. Indianapolis, Ind., June. 6. It is the general belief that if Roosevelt fails of the nomination for president at the republican national convention there will be no bolt by the Roosevelt followers and supporters in Indiana. It is known that there are some hot-headed

happen. In my opinion the men who compose the contest committee will be fair and honorable enough to act

in our favor in viewing- the enormous ' amount of conclusive evidence that we

! have in our possession. Should the con

test committee turn us down, we will take an appeal to the credentials commlttee and if turned down there our fight will be brought to an end." i There was a pood deal of talk about' the possibility of a bolt at the national convention about the time of the state convention, but many of the Roost?velt ;

; boosters were extremely sore over their J ' failure to control the state convention. ! ; Much of this soreness has disappeared, i

I however, until now they are In a good ii

humor and have forgotten about their soreness. Beverldare for Vloe President.

There has been a revival of the talk ( of the possibility of the nomination of j Albert J. Beverldge for vice president '

pire next March. Vermont Democrats will meet in Montpelier on June 18 to name a State

ticket and select delegates to ths Democratic national' convention at

Baltimore. Representative Lindbergh, of the Sixth Minnesota district, has announc

ed his candidacy for the United States

senate, to succeed Senator Knute Nelson. Curtis Guild, Jr., United States ambassador to Russia, Is believed to be the first choice of Massachusets Republicans to succeed W. Murray Crane in the senate. The committee in charge of arrangements for the Democratic national convention at Baltimore this month has decided that the only portraits to be included In the convention hall decorations will be those of "Washington, Jefferson and Jackson

In ra.ep nf the nomination of Roosevelt

supporters of Roosevelt who would bolt I f nresldent. Reverldfre has stood the!

In a minute if they could have their way under such circumstances, but the real leaders of the movement, such men as Charles 11. Campbell, the Roosevelt national committeeman from Indiana; Edwin M. Lee, the state chairman of the Roosevelt organization, and Horace G. Stillwell of Anderson, who was the floor leader for the Roosevelt faction in the state convention and who Is in charge of the Roosevelt contests for places a delegates from Indiana, do not take any part in the talk of a bolt. In fact all of these men have openly expressed themselves as opposed to & bolt. At the time of the state convention, when the Roosevelt people were whipped and Taft delegates-at-large were elected. Stillwell was asked to join in a rump convention which would elect Roosevelt delegates-at-large, but he refused .to have anything to do with the scheme. He said he wished to remain in a position to support the ticket this fall, no matter who mlgrht be nominated at Chicago. He said he had made his fight and had been whipped, and that he would not Join in any rump convention. Lee Seeat Belt Talk. Mr. Campbell at about the same time

brunt of the Roosevelt speechmaklng j campaign, and according to reports that j

have I'ome to this city he appears to be a favorite in many states as the running mate for Roosevelt. Beveridge, however, is not saying anything along that line. He fully believes Roosevelt will be nominated, but his speechmaklng has not been with a view of getting on the ticket with him. He s a close personal friend of Roosevelt, and his speeches have been made for that reason. A republican , from St. Paul, Minn., who has been lnthls city for several days, says that the name of Beverldge as a running mate for Roosevelt is heard on all sides up in his country. Practically all of the Indiana republican leaders of prominence will be In Chicago before this week is out. They are going up there on account of the Indiana contests, which will be heard at once. They want to be near the

scene of the battle, so as to be In posi- I tlon to give advioe and to tell the war- j riors Just how it ought to be done. Taft

and Roosevelt men alike already are journeying to Chicago for that purpose. Most of the members of the state .central committee also will be there.

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IRON BED This very prettily de!gned Iron Bed, In all colors, procelain enamel, bronze trimmed. A bed that sells regularly

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GO-CART8 One Motion Folding GoCart, covered with good grade leather cloth, in green or black adjustable foot front, steel frame

throughout, June Bride

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LINOLEUMS We handle nothing but the finest quality linoleums and oil cloths to be found anywhere. You surely cannot afford to miss these rare values at our June Bride Festival of low prices.

This massive, pillar support. Extension

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REFRIGERATOR There 1b a poor economy in buying a cheaply constructed Refrigerator. We handle the "Challenge" the most

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CHIFFONIER, Five drawer Oak Chiffonier, built solid throughout, brass trimmed,

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PARLOR SUITE

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CORNER CHAIR This cozy and pretty corner chair, richly fin

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MATTRESS Full weight all cotton Felt Mattress hand tufted and tacked, art sateen ticking, the regular 9.50 mattress. Special June Bride Sale

4.65

This Combination Bookcase and Writing Desk combined made from selected oak nicely carved, French plate mirror, case is hand polished and rubbed. A

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11.95

SANITARY COUCH Full double link top connected with helical springs, full bronzed frame,

supported by cable colls set on angle

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3.93

DINING CHAIR, solid oak, full box construction, upholstered with genuine leather, French legs, panel back. All parts are screwed and

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DRESSER

This very pretty Dresser, extra large French plate mirror, three small and

two large drawers, selec

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dresser for. .

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3.39