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47 MINUTES
The Roosevelt Ovation at Chicago
is Equaled
GORE STARTS
Commoner Will be Nominated Tomorrow or
Friday Chairman Clayton's
Grilling Speech
Special to the Evening Rriew,
DENVER, Colo., July S. Thoniai
P. Gore, the blind senator from Ok
lahoma, created a tumultuoua aceue
in the uational Democratic conven
tion today by referring the Win. J.
Hryan "the re a tent living anoKtle
oi' human liberty." The demonstra
tion that followed this utterance
lasted 4 7 minute, equaling the ova
tion to Koonevelt at the recent na
tional Republican convention in
Chicago. At 3 o'clock this after
noon the convention adjourned until
8 o'clock this evening to allow sev
eral committees to nnih their work.
The platform committee referred
th2 uuti-injunction plank to a aub
committee, thua indicating that the
plank, an accepted, sat is tied the labor
element.
The credentials committee held a
warm all-night' aemiion On one oc
ean lou the lie wan pawned and a hut
rifht waa narrowly averted.
Bryan's nomination will be ntade
either tomorrow or Friday. Careful
cellmates fail to give John S. John
ton and Judge George Gray, of Dela
ware, more than 120 votea combined.
The vice-prenidentlal aitnatiou in
still undecided, pending word from
Mr. Hryan at Lincoln.
CtiAirman Clayton ' Sikrerh.
Hon. Henry D. Clayton, of Ala
bima. wii today made permanent
chairman of the convention. His
sow follows in part:
"The Republican party hap made
marked progreas in pro mines to (he
people and much greater progreiw in
aiding selfish interests and speeiaj
privllegea. That party, guided Fy
eipedieiicy and campaign necenalty,
would camp thia year on Democratic
ground. If it in apparent recent pro
greaa is to continue. It Atwn not re
quire a rery grAat Kweep of the Im
agination to see written into a Re
ly Hot Boy
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THE TUMULT
publican platform four yearn hence
chose abuaes and failureH on the part
of the present administration. I
urge the imporwibUity of rHparating
the present occupant of the Whfle
llouae from his own anointed one.
"It has been made evident in the
pending campaign that the cam
paigners will seek to conjure with
the name of Roosevelt and will rtily
upon the president's ' policies as a
prized asset. The president has ad
vertised himself and his polilces with
a frequency and ability that surpas
ae the best effort a of the shrewdest
presH agent. A dist ingulshed Repub
lican, a former cabinet officer, once
publicly proclaimed the president tc
be the Kreateat exponent of the art
of advertising the world has known.
The country has been told and has
not been allowed to forget that in his
opinion, his energies have been de
villed to the accomplishment of many
high purioseri and that If his work
Ih yet incomplete it is so only be
came his undertakings were too vast
to be carried to miecesa during his
term of office.
'"My policies' must continue. Sc
trio champion of these would transfer
office and power .to his favorite cab
inet minister and his spear is to have
n fellow. . The pretense is that the
fight must go on under the leader
designated hy him until the last foe
ahall have surrendered or lies inglotv
Inns in the dust. The nomliiRtion of
his would-be 'successor was largely
accomplished by the use of official
patronage and course machine meth
ods and has delighted the chief
apostle of Btrenuousiiy and at the
same time, has not perturbed te
conscience of the one rime civil ser
vice reformer, now- th hoes, an ad
ept In the bestowal of public; plunder
and forgetful of all his resnundiiijc
moral commonplaces. No f n ir mind
ed American could read the dally e-
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Some of the lines! resilience lots in
the eltvvclose in, on Rood streets, ad
jacent, city water anil light. For fa
ther particulars, see Kliurr :. Wim
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Roieburg, Oregon.
to F. K. Alley.
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iviT-tv benosit lioxes fur Rent.
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1- i 1 1 n r.t. I .. .1 f.pn ..... nt t twl.
IjiiiI. of all Townhl in tlie
Mtrirt, .VI "ent Karh.
nosKiirnn. xitKr,o.
counts ot ibo recent political doings
at ctiicugo wirtioui lueiuig monin
caiion ana rety-el; moriiuculiuu tnuL
iiiu pre'siiietit biiouiU nave so uuused
lnh puwtr iu diciuiing to a great, pur
ly ins t no ice oi a auccessor ana re
gret Uiul uiuL party btioulU nave
bubmliied so cowuruiy to u liunntiu
uua mat was us manliest us u wus
uegruauig.
"What art the policies which con
stitute the capital ot the Republlcuu
j. arty iu this campaign utid what are
leiied upon to support lite candidacy
t-l" Air Tali?
"To recall Democratic platforms,
speeches una measure is to convince
;.ny man that many of the president's
pullic ulleruuces mero derived from
an avowed familiarity with the
teachings of our party. His utter
ances that are Democratic have giv
en him his only claim to be a re
former and have contributed more
than all ele to the popularity he has
wijoyed. The heir and the party are
committed to 'unfaltering adherence
to the policies' of the president.
What are these policies and what
are the achievements ot president
and party.
"Tbe meaning lean generalities of
Hh injunction plank are an tiimilt to
the intelligence of those who demand
reasonable and subatknttal legisla
tion to prevent the admitted abuae of
this judicial process.
The president and hla party de
clares that a pre-election revision
of the tariff would be unwise. This
assertion has ben repeated in ad
vance on every election since the
enactment of the Diugley law and
surely the country will not again be
deceived by Republican promises to
revise the tariff after the election.
Their appeal to the people is this
Give us another chance to make you
a promise and the promiae will be
made.
"We have the spectacle of a presi
dent urging a refractory congreas to
pasa needed reforms and appealing
in vain, or we have another spec
tacle, that of a president for the sake
of his own popularity, for the sake
of the popularity of his own candi
date making a political play by urg
ing that congress do what he must
have known it would not do and
what we are forced to consider he
did nor wiah done. The president
stands sixmsor for Mr Taft. He de
sires that the laboring man; that
those who would have the govern
ment effectively regulate the rail
roads; that thou who would revise
and reduce the tariff and destroy the
trusts: those should believe that Mr.
Taft is not a reactionary but a mili
tant reformer, saturated with his
idea and that he will carry out "my
polleWw." Mr. Taft will have to
receive about seven millions of votes
before he can execute 'my policy.' To
Ket the votes for him the president
wishes to show, and he can show It
cheaply, by pointing to recommenda
tions that his party associatex have
ignored and will ignore.
"The press has told us In what
se'nil to be a aemi-offleial state
ments from the White House, that
the president was ho intent upon his
polleie that if congress adjourned
without enacting them Into law. he
would call an extra 'session. Con
gress did adjourn leaving unpassed
most of his favored measures and
the extra session was neer called.
If the president desired to have this
legislation the Democrat's were ready
to join in "its passage. Democratic
leader of the House, authorized by
all his party associates re'atedy of
fered the entire Democratic strength
in support of these measures. The
Ilepubllenns have less than sixty ma
jority in the Ilemse. If thirty or
them had joined the Democrats nil
of these measures would have pas
sed there nnd gone to n Republican
senate. So far as the House is con
cerned less than one-seventh 01 the
Republicans were needed to change
these recommendations into law.
The Reni bl lean support was not
forthcoming.
"I,i t us see m hat could have been
done if lfgfHjatiun Instead of party
advantage had been desired.
"If a part of the Republicans' had
joined the Democrats In support of
measures proposer! by a Republican
president, the power with which
soni Kwderal judges have hastily
thrown heir authority into the scale
aga-inst labor would have been reg
uhited by law.
"A fair trial In all cases of direct
or constructive contempt of court
would now be provided by law.
"Labor woulcV be exempt from the
prohibition of the Sherman law
against combinations.
""Wood pulp and print paper
would now be on the fn list Srid
the present tax upon intelligence to
that extent abolished.
"No longer would it be In the
power of ne federal Judge, sitting
hi chambers of the hearing evidence
ex parte, ti joii the allegation J?? at a
state law is confiscatory, to sus
Iend it by temporary Injunction. A
Democrat Ic measure that passed the
senate at the last session of con
gress, providing that It should be
necessary for three judg' to act to
gether for the fin rposp of Issuing
such an order, rouid now lie the law
. .
A law refiuiritiK the publication
fore election of campaign contribu
tions would have ben enacted
"Representative Institutions 'auat
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WILLIAM J. BRYAN, FROM
be preserved. Our federal govern-1
ment of delegated and limited pow
ers must be maintained in all its
constitutional vigor, and each state 1
must be preserved with all of Its re- I
serve powers and In Hi Integrity and
autonomy torever.
' Therein la the safety of the tin-
ton and the states Indissoluble and
Indestructible. Let us ronfldenily
hope that the time will never be rii
for the change of the constitution by
executive action anil iy -judicial In- iiil election and thua every cotiven
teriiretatlon.' If such a time should tiou, In many ways, ia like it In the
come, then the government of law
win )oriti rroin the earth and a gov -
efnment of caprice will be created on
the ruins of one established by a
written constitution.
I ftemocral ic I ni j.
"We know there Is a brighter
prospect. If the love of country and
iieeny . sum a.rong m ine nenrta , they will be a fine old U'mocratlc
of the American people: If an oath , ruction over the 'naming of the vice
to support the constitution Is now presidential candidate. Of the half
cniiaiurrt-u uj iii.u. iminiNK; n too hundred asplrnntB and "receptive"
people are In earnest in their pro- candidates, the two most prominent
tests against the rul of Insolent v mentioned now nre Representative
wdiiu, inn 111 iiiu i iiun.ni unn oil tie-
fill advance of corporations and the
exactions of trusts; if the manliness
of the fathers have been transmitted
to the sons, the fourth of next March
will mark the advent of the glad
some light of Democracy and the be
ginning of the return of constitution
al government honestly and econom
ically administered.
"To the banner we raise here we
Invite to repair all citizens of our
common count ry who revere the
nobler traditions of the past and who
deplore the grave nberntions of the
present.
"Lei us see to It that this stnndard
shall once again float over a gov
ernment resting secure on fast foun
dations." A Personal View,
(lly William Allen White.)
DENVKK. July Politicians are
ail alike. The Republican politicians
at Chicago sniffed more or less at
"our hero" and the "war chief," and
here the politicians ars noeering mor
here the politicians are sneering
more or 'ess about the "peerless
one. Roosevelt .and Hryan have
pust the politician out of business In
the natonal conventions, so the poli
tician does not like Roosevelt and
Hryan. The ixillticlan has tils side
to the controversy. He has to spend
at least $100 of his good money com
ing to the convention.
I'robably th average would be
nearer IliOU. He has Iu take a week
or 10 days from his business and to
get the etetclon as delegate he has
to make a fight in the district o'r
state convent Ion which costs him
more time and money, and then be
gets to the national convention tin
finds the presidential candidate
named, the platform written at Chi-
POLES
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cago and left to Bryan at Denvot
and all that the politician baa to do
with the convention la to tuna with
the delegate from his atate over
who ahull be national committeeman
Bttd explain when he geta homo wli
tie didn't vote for someone elao for
, vlee-prealdent. Some time ago a
; ilelegato to' a national convention
j was someone, but now, under ' the
regime of Roosevelt and llrynn, be
Is us Inconsequential aa a prosidenl-
strong undercurrent of feeling there
1 la against the man in tho party
whom the people honor.
C'llANC'KS Mill virt: IIIKH.
IHONVKR. July 7. Aa It appears
todav. the ehnncea are nnd tn.t
111 He .In met nf K on tit ok- v n ,wt ft. a a
A. Towne, formerly of Minnesota,
and now of New York.
There are one or two nbsolutc
facts connected with the situation.
One is thnt if the delegation from tho
Htnlp of New York will, or can, unite
upon a candidate, that man will be
nominated . If the Empire state does
not desire to nvnil Itself of this priv
ilege Hryan will indieute his choice
and whoever he names will be the
nominee. Another fact Is that even
many of the radicals are desirous of
naming n conservative for second
place on the ticket.
Ollle Ih no WlllleNrj.
Oeorge Fred Williams, of Massa
chusetts, s responsible for tbe Ollle
James boom. He picked out tho big,
popular Kentuckian, who doesn't
look nt all like his first name sounds,
as a likely runner, partly because of
his oratorical ability, and particular
ly because he Is a southerner nnd
would "cinch" the Democratic vote
In the south. Which is none too
friendly to Hryan.
COI'NTY COl'KT A IMOt ItNH.
County court on Tuesday evening
adjourned to meet again July 2:1, at
which time some deferred road mat
tvrs will be considered. Previous to
adjournment the fulfcjwliiu urders
were made:
Purchase of all court house sup
piles nnd additional clerk hire, to
gether with compensation. Is assum
ed exclusively by the court, as pro
vided by law.
Miss UlanilTe Fleed lippolnted
special deputy to tbe county clerk at
a salary of per month, and In
consideration of such expense tin
county Is to receive all monies for
fees collected by the conn If clerk.
Petition of I.. I.. Mathews and
others for a county road on l.lttle
River, tear Peel, referred to board
of vlewerB, who at, to meet at the
resilience of 11. 11. lUJnra on July
and proceed to locate said pro-
I"""''' road. O (
K 8 fockelrens, P. F. Harris and
Frank KenncdyO appointed deputy
county sKsessors until further no
tice, nt a salary of 3, r.O ier dily. (J
foiiiily bridge across the I'nipnua
near CanyotrYhle ordered reahlngled.
Hi'k i warranls. each -or $r( all
ilrawn In fnvor of Kd.-loore.Can-celled
leuse ntit. railed for. ( )
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KST.tTK IIUN'SKEIIM.q
John I Hall to F
r. Johnson and
R. Hall, Jf.no. It'iO acres sec
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i:.WAH VAHIKt, MAYBE.
liUI, .. Jly 7. Superin
tendent of PHc Instruction Acker
men iinounccd tofuy that Contrary
to the useal castott eo questbma for
tku AiiKtm tenckors' examinations
will be taken I'roei tke course of
study. Tils ckiiuge bus been madu
kucuHse of the fact that the supply
of cotiltw of tie course of study has
beei exkaaxtce' anil It may be I111
ptisslble or very Inconvenient for
some who contemplate taking the ex
amination to Berure copies to study.
A new edition of the course of study
wljl be ready for diatributlon about
August 15 and at the February end
subsequent examinations the practice
of taking questions from tbe course
of study will be resumed.
STATl'K FOR QUAY.
PHII.ADLEPHIA, July 8. Ar
rangements are being made for the
unveiling of the state's Btatuo to the
late Senator Our.v. the famous tin.
publican "bOBs" of Pennsylvania
Former Governor Pennypncker will
probably bo tulected to deliver the
eukf y.
TO BOUND FOPMJ8T KEYNOTE.
ATLANTA, On., July Those
who har foritottMi that Thumoe E
W'uuwn, of Oeomla; Is a candidate
for th prMidenry cat the United
Statm, will have thlr memory Jog
ged tomorrow, when the populists
of this state will aiaet In convention
and the Hon. Tom will be formally
notified of his nomination and will
deliver an addresa In which he will
sound the keynote of the Peoplo's
parly national campaign.
Hoy's Ufe Rami.
My little boy, four years old. had
a severe attack of dysentery. Wo
Had two physicians; both of them
gave him tip. Wo then gave him
Ohamberlaln'B Colic. Cholera ant!
Diarrhoea remedy which cured hltn
and believe thnt saved his life. Wil
liam II. Strollng. Carbon Hill, Ala.
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year. Give it with castor oil accord
ing to tho plain printed directions
nnd a cure Is certnla For sale by
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MAIUUKII.
KRIDWSON-STKPHEN8 At Drain.
July 4. lllflK, John W. Krewson
nnd Badle Stephena, Rv A. J.
Stnriner. officiating.
Sore Nipples,
Any mother who hna had experi
ence with this distressing ailment
will bo pleased to know that, a cure
may bo affected by applying Cham
berlain's Halve as soon us the child it
done nursing. Wipe It off with a
soft cloth before allowing the babe
to nursa. .Many trained nurses use
tjils snlve with best results. Fot
sale by Hamilton Drug Co.
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Change of program at the Vita
graph tonight.
J. D. Cornull was down from, Rid
dle on business today.
Mrs. A. C. Marsters Is attending
Chautauqua nt Ashland.
Floyd IloKgess hna returned from
a business trip to Portland.
The songs nnd pictures at the
VilaKraph are exceptionally good.
lOntlre rhange of program today
at the "Crescent." Get the Habit!
J. O. Newlund left this morning
for Junction nnd, Kugcne on busl
ness. Dr. II. B. Htewnrl. of (llendnln, In
In tho city onroute to his' old home
In Iowa.
Geo. A. Cook, a limber buyer of
Missoula. Mont., Is In the cltv on
business.
Rev. K. H. Hicks went to Myrtle
Creek today .to preach at the serv
ices In be held at the runerul of the
late Mrs. Helen Sellg.
. W. Haalrtoa, Pre1lset.
J. F. Barker, Vice Prede)t.
J. W. Hamllten.
N. Rice.
J. F. Barker,
8. C. Btrtrum,
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Heat in New York Kills 75 and
Prostrates 200 in 3 Days .
BITCiCOCK TAFT'S MANAGER
Ctiosso CbftirmiD oi C. 0. P. national
Committee Bryao to Dmey
Only if Invited
Special to the Evenlqg Review.
NEW YORK, July 8. -8venty-five
deaths and 200 prostrations is
tbe harvest reaped by tbe heat ot
the past three days. Relief ts In
sight, however, as the thermometer
has fallen 20 degrees down to 73.
Six deaths and a score or more of
prostrations occurred today.
Tafts Manager,
HOT SPRINGS, Va., July 8. At a
meeting here today of the executive
committee of tbe national Republi
can committee, Frank H Hitchcock,
of Cincinnati, Ohio, vas cboBen
chairman of the committee, a posi
tion that carries with It tbe man
agement of Wm H. Taft'a president
ial campaign. Representative Mc
Klnley, of Illinois, who bad charge
of the Cannon campaign, was made
treasurer.
Hryan Will go If Culled.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 8. At hit
home here today, Wm. J. Bryan de
nied the report that he Intended to
go to Denver to addresa the national
Democratic convention. Hla confid
ential man, John Knt, said, bow
over, that Mr. Bryan would go If
called upon.i
Ovnr Thhrty-flve Years.
In 1872 tlicro ,wus a great deal ot
diarrhoea and cholera Infantum. It
was at this time that Chamberlains
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy was first brought Into use. It
proved more SHccesaful than any
other remedy or treatment, and has
for thirty-five years maintained that
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On March 18, 1907, P had a similar
attack, and took Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which gave me prompt relief. I con
sider It one of the best medicines of
Its kind in the world, and had I used
It In 1902 believe It would have sav
ed me a hundred dollar doctor's
bill. Sold by Hamilton Drug Co.
ammo.
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