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SOMB, JUNK 12.
Col. Roosevelt's refusal of the progres
sive nomination, while doubtless a great
surprise to those who do not tak* care
fill account of the movements of the
political game, wus evidently no: uu
untletpmed by those woh are well eon*
versant with the esoteric side of polities.
Ah far buck us March the prediction was
offered hy several politicians of note, In
cluding at least one prominent progr- s
slvu, tliul Roosevelt, If looking for
u third term In the presidential chair at
all, would hardly l>e likely to accept the
nomination unless tendered hy the reg
ular republicans.
This upinloii wus based parti} upon the
deduction that Roosevelt would observe
the probable futility of attempting to
run without ihe full support of both
branches of tin- republican party, and
partly upon the surmise that the colonel
was not seeking presidential honorH as
much as he was the opportunity to re
turn to tin- republican fold. The recent
turn of events discloses that these po
litical forecaster’s possessed a decidedly
thorough understanding of the situation,
even to the point of an almost uncanny
perception of the way the cards would
fall when the great political gann of
"draw" was finally started.
If the signs are worlh anything, both
surmises were correct. The great ma
jority of people believed that the colonel
was out for the presidency without par
ticular regard for Ihe ways by which
the coveted honor could Is- obtnim-d. or,
In other words, that In- would Is- will
ing to accept the nomination regardless
of whether It were tendered by the re
publicans or progressives.
This opinion was partly sustained by
the generally inscrutable attitude of
Roosevelt himself coupled with his evi
dent attempts to convince the people who
knew best how the country should he
run.
Doubles* many an one were fooled by
Ihe colonel's enigmatical attitude. Keen
the progressives seem to have been mis
lead Into the belief that he was willing
to become the party stumlurd hearer on
invitation. It apears, very much, how
ever, us If iht* colonel was merely using
the party us a means lo secure either
Ids own nomination or that of some on«
else who was agreeable to Ids views.
In any event It appears that lie has
■ignin planted himself securely under
flic republican banner hy refusing the
progressive nomination and at the sume
time dealt u blow to the third party from
which It will linrdly recover.
This may lie, as the prophets suggested,
what In* was after all the time, it would
appear In 11 way that Roosevelt has
committed the cardinal sin of politics
ry throwing down his friends und going
over the enemy, even if that enemy is
not exactly a full blown enemy, llut. If
tills Is so, the colouel has probably
counted the cost and decided where Ids
utvn future lies. The failure of this
second effort or the progressives seems
certain evidence that the party cannot
**tand and must ultimately disappear in
the same manner as the numerous other
sporadic outgrowths of the two great
political parties which have flourished for
* daj In the past
Roosevelt has probably arrived nt this
conclusion long ago and has detciminx!
that his political future must depnod
upon a more substantial basis than is
afforded by th<- third party.
By throwing his support to Hughes in
the present crisis be will probably re
ceive again the favor of the republicans
in addition to performing a most ef
fective service in reuniting the party,
til of which will doubtless be well ap
preciated by the republicans And. an
j'her presitb "Hal year is not so very
far away.
PAY THE PEM
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DEM1NG, N. M., June 9—Francisco i
Alvarez and Jaun Scnanez, two of the ;
men who were engaged In the raid on
t Columbus In which fourteen Americans
I were killed, were, hanged here today
Tlie Mexicans were captured by the
i cavalry on the American side of the
j boundary and were later brought to
J this city and placed on trial for murder.
Both men were subsequently convicted
S of murder in the tirat degree and were
sentenced to be hanged.
Throughout the trial and convleton
* both displayed complete indifference t"
the proceedings and both died gamely
■ neither exhibiting the slightest emotlo
| is they passed through the ordeal ■ j
execution.
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Washburn down Nulato f> a m.
Delta at Gibbon.
. Jacobs a* McCarthy
Hazelhurst Olid Kelly at Gibbon,
i.’asca up Cglllvlc.
AVIdtehorse at Dawson.
Scbcly up Rampart Dth.
Dawson leaves Dawson 2 p m.
Vidcttc at Whitehorse
Nasutlin up Stewart river
Yukon down Eagle 1 a. ni
Susie down Dawson 5 a. m
Sohwalku arrlvetl at Dawson 6:30 p. j
in., 9th.
Tananu down Big Salmon 7:30 a. m. '
Falcon at Carmacks
Davis at Eagle.*
Julia B. on hnr betwon Kotlik and
Romanoff. It
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Tents, hydraulic hose, quick
silver, picks and shovels, cheap
it Holts.
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Dr. W. D’Arcy Chace has re~
moved his offices to the Albright
building over the quarters occu
, pied by the new Lonicn studio
where he will receive patients at
the usual hours.
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\he following years:
1916. 1916
June 1 . 32 30
June 2.29 31
June 3 .33 30
June 1.30 36
June 5 . 30 34
June «..30 jg
June 7 .38 27
June 8. 37 27
June 8 .37 27
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