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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1920)
f THE ' STiyPAT OREGOmy, PORTLAND, AUGUST 1, 1950 SEEN W CAMERA V 4 - , "". A. V if V . ' is ' mil t. ' . ' I I v3 1 3- 1 FRAN-KLIX D. ROOSEVELT. -ltnt seoretarr of tb navy and . democratic nominee for vice -president, called on Governor Jamea JI. Cox at the grovernora mansion at Columbus, O., on his way home from the San Francisco convention for a brief conference. v Benator "Warren G. Hardin, re publican nominee for president, de livered his first speech after the con vention in Washington, I. C. The precedent that a candidate remain silent until after the official notifi cation and acceptance waa not shat tered, us he spoke to a grraphophone. His subject -was "Americanization," and the record will be widely used during the campaign. Cart Amerine, who deserted after having: been drafted info service in order to see nis wife and two chtl .dren, and who lived for two years In a cave subsisting: on food brought by his wife or that ho could capture, re cently surrendered at Camp Sherman. He believed that if captured he would be shot, after having been away from camp without leave. . Premier Millerand of France waa the center of interest at Spa, Belgium, when the conferences were held at which he prevented the Germans from securing a reduction of the coal in demnity, The flsherwomen of Bou logne presented Premier Mlllerana and Prime Minister Lloyd George ot England wl.h bouquets of flowers. Lieutenant Carl Wanderer, twice decorated for bravery in the world war. has confessed to the murder ot his wife and of the man whom he hired to "hold them up," so that he could shoot his wife. It is the ex pectation of the prosecuting attorney that the murderer will be speedily convicted" and executed for hi crime. To save his wife's leg from ampu tation following an automobile acci dent. Dr. Orlando F. Scott of Chicago removed square Inches of flesh from his thigh and transferred It to his wife's leg. in which skin poisoning had . developed. He used his own flesh because he did not wish a etrtnger Involved in the operation. Mayor Thompson of Chicago sur prised a lot of Elks during their convention there by appearing at the wild west games staged by cowboys from all over the country attired in chaps and astride a lively steed. Fact is the mayor used to be a cowboy. lit 't-'- ; ! ? t """ I l A",'' i ( , . ! I s -5 'it ? if I i yx j L ! . It jk jK.y- S t ? I.- ' l i i ills in" : j li iA A tIDiF :..j4. t .'-.- '. . l -GZ7 fwDfwaop & . f-j-i. ii i i m - i4i il r""!""' n '"" T ' ' -vy'-"' 7" ;3 Cf 1 r " n ipwiisjjiijbwjswiwj Jal Wf - . ,s, -vt- n . 1 - ' i ,r ? rt V f , , I i. - ' I- tjt- - - x - , - . I -4 . - -It Kf- s - - - r hi - I- .1 -. H'P - M ' i : "v r ii ass Mi Mssssslisssssssssssss ; V . . . ,. r -- - - - -.rv , v-t