Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, July 08, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texttihumdav, ji i.v , trou. tttOOK COVSTV JOfRXAL H. M. DOUGHERTY i't''w"' ,7 Vv1; !;' I 'i 7 i Tbe platform tl silent on prohibi tion enforcement. Foremost among tbti planks Is an Indorsement of tba league of nations aud condemnation of tbe republican senate for bavlng in terposed "partlaan envy aud personal aired" In tba way of world peace. The Important planka suminarled ara a follows: H. M. Dougherty af Columbua. O., who managad Senator Harding's earn palgn for tha Republican praaldantlal nomination. NEGRO CONFESSES TO SHOOTING BRAKEMAN Tba Dalles. After all boors of grill Ing, Olrs Brown, colored, alias "Little Ola," of Pensacola, Fla., coufraeed that k shot and killed Otla Mayea, O.-W. R. ft N. brakiuian. Brown and Ills ngro companions, Joseph Kreeuiau and Lloyd Hayden . whom ba forced to accompany him at tba point of a gun, were raptured by Sheriff Levi Chrlatnan of Waaco coun ty aud deputies. lirowo Is alleged to have shot Mayes during an altercation when May, ut tempted to make a gang of men who were beating their way on tbe train pay blm for the ride. BRIEF GENERAL NEWS American relluf activities have been tflaoootlnued In Smyrna. Tba lirltlsh Labor party went on record against prohibition. Roceut statistics published In Ger nunv on that country's war tonnes stats that 1.350,000 wen' were k 111ml Seventeen persons were killed and II wounded during tba fighting In Lob donderry, Ireland, according to an of ficial statement Tha Northern Baptist convention In Buffalo voted after a lengthy debate to Urmluate relations with tba Inter- Cburcb world, movement. Use of cigarettes by women was Condemned by the General Federation ot Woman's clubs at the blenutul con rantlon In Des Moines. Tho first conference between Bon- .tor Harding, Republican presidential nominee, and Governor Cooltdge, vice presidential nominee, waa beld Washington Wednesday, June 30. Philadelphia's population ' was an nounced by the census bureau as 1 118,168, ahowlng It to be tbe country third moat populous city. President Wilson Prods Labor Board, Washington. The railroad lubor board at Chicago haa been requested by President Wilson to expedite its wage decision. The president a nies tag resulted from tbe general unrest among railroad workers over tbe wage tuestlon and tbe walkout of yardmen and other employes at Philadelphia, Baltimore and other cities. Its text waa not made public, but unofficially It was described as being ot a "force ful character," LATfOiM ADCiPTED BY TIIEJCEMOCRATS eague of Nations inoorseo and Republican Senate is Condemned, Greek Poreea Advance Agalnat Turks. ! Smyrna, Asia-Minor. Greek forces engaged in tha offensive against the Turkish nationalists In Asia Minor are advancing in four directions, and have taken a number of towns, according to an offlolal communique from Greek gmy headquarters, tinder Thursday's data. Confirmation of the recently re ported annihilation of the 18th Turk ish army corps were received here. Record Milk Production Announced. , J Washington.- Milk production had reached a new high mark in 1919 when 90,000,000,000 pounds of fluid Bilk was produced, according to the weekly market letter of the United States bureau of markets. It is esti mated the number of milk producing cows on farms was more than 22, 000,000, ' i Strikers Held Under Lever Act i San Francisco. Warrants charging Uty-five striking members of the San Francisco Yardmen's association with violation of the Lever food law by al leged participation In the "insurgent ..strike" last April were served at a mass meeting of the men by a United Btates niu.auuL Mend greeting to th president, aad hulls with pMlrlotk pride tba great achievements lor our country and tha world wrought by a democratic admin istration under bis leadeiehlp, aud da cleree Its adhereme to tha fundamental progressive principles ot aortal, eovitomlc and Industrial Justice, favors tha league of natlun as tha surest. If Dot tha only aclli alili means of maintaining tha per manent peaue of the world. Endorsee tha piesldent's view of aur International oullgalluna and his firm stand agalnat reservallune designed to cut to pleree tha vital provision af tha Verealllee treaty and commend tha dtmiNlt In cengreoa for vutttif against reeolullvne for eepar- ta peers which would disgrace tha na tion. Advocatea tha Immediate ratlflra lion of tha Uaaty without raaarvatlons which would Impair It essential Int.f ity; but doa nut oppoaa lha acceptance any raaarvatlons mahlng clearer or mora pacific tha obligations of tba United Miatee to tha League aasoclataa. Praleea tha admllatratton'a conduct af tha war, commends tha patriotic afforta of American oltleene to aid tha govern ment and praiaaa tha military and naval fori-aa with mention of General Pershing by name. Extol tha federal reserve ayatara and lha fiiianelng of lha war. Denies republican clalma ef a-onomy, declaring that no money waa saved cept at tba ei peine af tha efficiency af government bureaua. . Ltemanda prompt action by tha aaat tows' lor a oomplaia survey of aalat lug ia and thtlr niudiflcatloa and alm- plilkkllon. Hlaniaa dlinlnlahd production for blah prttea and daciaraa tha rpubllana ara raaponelula In that tllay ili.a paac aud talltd to piuvlda lha praaldant with noaaaaiy Itamialloa. fll(M th party ta a polluy af atrlat aconomy In (ovainmant axpandlturaa ana ta tha aruultnant and aafori-avmant si uh Uglalatlun aa may ha raaulrad te bring prolitaara hafora tha bar af crim inal Juallce. Raafflrma tha traditional policy ef tha democratic parly In favor of a tariff for revenue only and conflrma the policy af baaing tailtf revlelon upon the intelligent reeewi'h of a non-partisan commission. Liefends Hresldent Wllaon'a veto of tba budget hilt, and advocate a budget aya- loin that will function In mew with tea principle of tha conatltutloa. rretsee tha democratic racurd In tab- llhlng farm loan banka and other farm legislation, and favor auch legislation as wilt confirm to tha primary producers or the nation the right of collective bargain lug and tha right of ce-eperatlve handling and marketing. Declare resort ta etrlkee and lookout vhlch endanger th health or Uvea of tha jeople aa unsatisfactory device for ae ermlning disputes, and pledge the party ;o contrive, If possible, and put Into ef rectlve opeiellon a fair aad romprehen Hive method of campoelng differences of this nature. Congiatulatea leglalaturee that have ratified the auffrage amendmant, and urge democratic guvernoia and leg!la tore ef Tennessse, North Carolina and Florida to complete ratification la time for women to vote thla fall. Deolarea agalnat ehild labor. Fever legislation for child welfare and mater nlty rare. Advocatea Increases la uaoa era' aalarlea. Advocates vocational education, better conditions for working women, and In dories ssparata cluenahlp far saarrled women. Advocates genereelty to dlaahled sol' dlers, and pledges the party ta tha an actment af soldier' aettlement aad home aid legislation. Commend federal administration rsllroada during tha war, declaring It waa efficient and economical, deeplte Inada quatand worn qulpment. ;rlUclee the recentiy enacled transportation act and says oongrea temporited until so lata date that the president waa farced sign th bill or alsa throw tha railroad Ituation Into ohaoa. . Favors continuance of federal aid read building. ... Pledge the party to a policy which will promote the growth of our merchant ma rina under proper legislation. Indorses tha creation and work of the federal trade oommlealon. Favor the enactment of legislation for the aupervlslon of live ateck market by the national government, Deplore the misfortunes of tha Mexi can people and uphold President Wilson's Mexican policy, declaring that aa a con ssquence order 1 reappearing In Mexico. Advocate recognition ot new Mexican government when It ha proved It ability to maintain order. Within the limitation of International comity and usage, repeats tha several prevloua expreaslona ef th sympathy of th democratic party ef the United Statee In tha aspiration af Ireland tor aelt government. Commends the sdmlnistratlon for Alas kan railroud construction and coal and all development, and advocated modifica tion of the coal law to facilitate develop ment, and also extension of the farm loan aot to Alaska. Favors tha granting ef Independence without unnecessary delay to tha Phil ippine Islands. - Deplores the pra-conventlon expendi tures of republican presidential candi date, and advocatea regulation ot such expenditure by federal Jaw. Reaffirms respect for the great princi ples of free speech and a free prasa but asserts aa an Indisputable proposition that they afford no toleration of enemy propaganda or the advocacy of the over. throw of the government ot tha state or nation by lone or violence. Tha big demonstrations came with the presentation cf Palmer, Cos and McAduo, althougb there was a spon taneous outburst with tbe presentation ef Governor SmrTn. No apeech for McAdoo. l)r. Murrla Jenkins of Kansas OHy who placed the ex seciatary of the ! treasury In nomination, made one of tba shortest speeches on record when be merely announced that be placed r. McAdoo In nomination, fully as sured that if "drafted for tbe service of tbe nation" be would not refuse the nomination. Perhaps the most exciting scenes of the convention occurred wben Senator Olaaa, chairman of tbe resolution committee, presented the plalforaa aod the battle of the wet and dry f un der way. After the platform bad been read without making mention of a prohibition plank, W. J. Bryan was recognised te offer a bone-dry plank, a a minority report, . -. W, .Bourse Cochran ef New York offered a plank permitting tor home consumption tbe manufacture of cider, light wlnee and beer. E. L. Doheny of California presented minority report on the Irish question, proposing a plank providing for the recognition of the Irish republic ryan Lambaste Liquor. Bryan, showing he oldtlme fire of bis oratory, lambasted the liquor In. tereats In bis regular fashion. Beginning with an argument in tup- port of the eighteenth amendment, Mr. Bryaa soon got the convention to cheering. Every democratic state, he said, had ratified the amendment aid every one recognized that the "liquor traffic !s dead, sever to be resurrected." The only question is whether we shall recognise It as dead," he contin ued, "or allow it to lie out .on the ground uncovered. Decency, requires that a corpse be put out of sight" As be worked into his speech the Nebraakan mixed many Biblical refer ences with his rounded rhetorical per iods. His full voice tilled the hall, and he got the galleries and some of the delegates going Into longer and longer bursts of applause as be went on. Minnesota Woman Speaks. Mrs. Peter Olesen of Minnesota was called by Mr. Bryan in support of his program. She said abe spoke In the name ot the motherhood of America In supporting the dry declaration. In a dramatic . emotional appeal which got the convention to its feet, Mrs. Olesen asked that Ood should help her In tbe fight aha wal making for It was for tbe sake ot her child that she was fighting. ACME QUALITY Paints and Varnishes Are made for every use for which paints are avail able. . Kalflomines and auto finishes and all the uses be tween these two. WANTED Timber tellers, mast do tbf falling, backing and limbing, furnish own tools and file own i aawa. Will pay 11. le per tbous ! and. Also need earpenters, $7.00 per day. Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co., Bend, Oregon. BMP US YOUR WOOL We d cleaning and carding for comfof era and mattresses. Mannfeetm. " era of pure wool bats. CRYSTAL i SPRINGS WOOLEN MILLS, fOf- land, Oregon, mills, 760 Umatil la Avenue; office), S0Z Spalding Building. Sltf. Call and get color cards. LAKIN HARDWARE "WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE." ErORE TOO SIGN life laaa aaee eon tract in any other eoeer fu7 eiamine ta aaperior eoav tract and low premium rates) of Oregon Ufa. See. T. 1 Qntnc the local agent latfe FOR SALE 60 head horses and ten head males, all range staff. Thla -stock can be bought cheap If taken at once. Call on M. R. Elliott. 43-tSp. .:..-. FOR RENT Home Hospital for rent see Jap Ireland. ZStfc LOST Brown saddle mare. Weight ' 1000 pounds, ' branded with Quarter circle Z. Notify the Bon- nyview .Ranch. 42-43P. ATTORjncxa WILLARD H. WIRTZ District At torney. Office Crook County bank Building. Prinevllle, Oregon tt CLASSIFIED ADS FOR 8 ALB FOR 8ALE Two young Jersey cows well bred, excellent condition, will be fresh soon. Priced reasonable. Call at Journal office. 89tfp. FOR SALE One range, one dining table and one large rug, see Mrs. Dr. Horace Belknap, city. - 40tfc. FOR 8ALE 1,00 pounds of White Clover Seed. All cleaned, ready for market Inquire ot Journal office. IStfc. FOR SALE One leather conch, one ladlea writing desk and book caw combined, for sale at a sacrifice. Call on or address Mrs. C. J. Johnson, city. I6tfc, WANTED H. R. ELLIOTT Attorney at Law. Court House St. Prlnevllle, Or. OPHTBLALMOLOGIttT OR F. H. DAT Physician, opthe nologiat, neoraloglst Specialty ot cyea and nervea. Glasses fitted. Hour 10 to IS a, gft.; I to I . m. Evenlngs by anointment 110 Main Bt Prlnevllle, Oregon. I7U The Journal does modern primmer WANTED Cattle I will trade my 7-room modern house, ft 1 1-1 lota best location in Prlnevllle. See my agent, Ochoco Realty Co, Journal Office. 0tfe SAY! Read that motorcycle anap In the Ochoco Realty Co's ad. It must be taken at once. Do your eyea trouble you? - Are) your glasses giving satisfaction or do they need changing? If to, call m Dr. P. H. Day, 510 Main St., Prlne vllle, Oregon. He la permanently lo cated at that addresa lltfc. DR. H. O. DAVIS Dentist New modern shop, in Kametra Build-ing. Tha Journal aoea modern printing to short notloe. la t M .N A i t- j 0' to In WILLIAM JENNINGS 1RYAN Whose Platform Amendments Were Rejected at San Pranolaoe. "Let it never he said," she cried, "that ' the Democratic party thinks more of its appstltes than of the chil dren of the land. Ood speed the right" Mr. Oeckran, arising to'rsply, said It is a peculiar thing in history that most of what is bad has bsen con ceived by people who were good, by 111-dtgested efforts to coerce people in their daily lives. "1 am oppossd to the word prohibi tion. I abhor it It is the word you will find chalked up In all the peniten tiaries. If It is necessary te have pro hibition and to force the people to do what they do not want to do, then I say they are not tit tor self govern ment aad are ready tor submission t a monarchy.". All. Amendments Fall. Seoretary Colby and Senator Glass defended the platform as framed by the resolutions committee, ' In quick and -successive votes .the convention voted down by heavy ma jorities all attempts to amend the re port of the platform committee aad threw out all substitute proposals, in cluding the bone dry plank by William J. Bryan and the wet plank offered by W. Bourke Cookran. The administration's league of na tion's plank as reported by the com mittee was sustained against all at tacks. The administration supporters ware In control by heavy majorities all along the line. C0RRESP0WEMTS WANTED In every community not now represented in our columns. e Our two issues each week gives us space for more news than ever before, and we want all the news from your community. Turn Spare Moments Into Gash We pay at the end of each month for all news sent us that is printed. It helps to advertise your community and makes your paper a better paper. Write us about it, call us up, or better yet, drop in and talk it over with us. Crook County Journal