The Oregon daily journal., July 10, 1908, Page 1, Image 1

,'.1
THE DAILY JOURNAL AT 2 CENTS A COPY THE NEWSBOYS WILL MAKE tho CHANGE
r-wT
WANTS
JOURNAL CIRCULATION
YESTERDAY WAS
30,225
Be nrVto call early with your ad
for Sunday's Journal.
The Weather Fair tonight and
Saturday; northwest winds.
VOL. VII. NO. 107.
PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY '10,- 1908. SIXTEEN PAGES.
PRICE TWO CENTS. "fxvV 'cKt
11
DOM
Lf WU H cay vr mi I VI
CONVENTION
IIIDP MAN
IS BUMS HE
Receives Support of Conven
tion and Will Campaign
With Nebraskan.
(TTnlted Press Leeaed Wirt.)
Denver, July 10. J. W. Kern
was nominated for vice-president
after the first roll qall.
The votes of Louisiana, Cali
fornia and Oregon were also
pledged to Kern.
John Worth Kern's record is as
follows:
J M 9 Dec. 20., born, Howard
county, Ind.
IO.OI I i-J TT. ' .. -f
I . .Michigan.
ls,S,) Reporter for the su
preme court of Indiana.
j,S!2-f) State senator.
1 8lr-lf'01 City attorney at In
dian r.polis.
1 ! K'it-4 Un s u c c e ss f u I candidate
for governor of Indiana. ..
1 W deceived co m p 1 i in e n ta ry
vote of his party for United
States senator.
Auditorium. Denver, July 10. Roll
call for nomination for vice-president
began at 1:61 p. m.
1:55 p. m. Alabama yielded to In
diana to nominate John TV. Kern.
1:5 p. in. Thomas It. Marshall placed
Kern In nomination.
1:05 p. in.- Arkansas announced It
wuum suport ivern.
2:10 p. m. Arkansas presented no
candidate.
S:1B p. m. Governor Thomas of Colo
rado named Charles A. Towno of New
York.
2:25 p. m. Hill of Georgia nominated
Oeark Howell.
2:30 p. m. Governor Joseph Folk of
Missouri seconded the nomination of
Kern.
2:39 p. m. Idaho seconded the nomi
nation of Town.
2:47 r. m. Fred Kern of Illinois sec
onded Kern.
2:49 p. in. Congressman T. J. Heflln
of Alabama seconded the nomination of
Kern.
2:64 p. m. Fix -Congressman Martin J.
Wade lor Iowa second nomination of
Kern.
2:69 p. m. Kentucky seconded nomi
nation of Kern.
3:02 p. m. Henator Lee for Maryland
seconded Townee nomination
S 04 p. ni. -Michigan seconded nomi
nation of Kern,
it-OS p. iii. Minnesota declares for
M'Nell.
3:06 p. m Mississippi seconded Kern.
8:07 p. m. Missouri promised a ma
jority of the delegation for Kern. 1
8 09 p. m. Nevada seconded Towno.
.1:09 p. m. New Hampshire seconded
Kern.
SLOW TO
H uP BUSINESS
5i lI " flfS
' '" ti?;K
mi 'ml
SfxV t , - 'liJ I ta
0 E 1
LACKED Fl
I
HUE
Democracy's Choice-William Jennings Bryan
Dunn's Speech Dramatic and
Crowd Warmed Up When
He Mentioned Xaine of
Ilrya n Kntli usiasm That
Savored of Claquiiiff.
Several Spontaneous 3fo-
ments (f Sincere Applause
I? e port of Credentials
Committee Finally Gotten
Before Organization.
Stella ArmitaRo, KtiRfno school
ma'am, who plnyed a conspicuous
part In the stampede for Bryan at the
Denver convention, when b)ind Sen
ator Gore nK)ltc.
PESCFS BfiOTHER
AIDS GRAFTERS?
I
Endeavor to Disqualify
Judge Dunne Who Is
Enemy of Felons.
Denver, Colo., July 10. When the
hour at which the convention was
Fcheduled to assemble for its Inst
day'a session arrived the galleries
were crowded to their capacity, hut
only a few delegates were In their
peats. Their appearance as they
straggled Into the hall evidenced
tl:clr weariness and they hrlghtened
( nly when the vice-presidency was
mentioned.
p until the opening: of the session
tho name of Judge Gray was men
tioned by the delegates notwith
standing his objection to being
rained. Texas was the most persist
ent boomer. Members of this dele-
fnt!on went through the hall urging
Ma support.
San Francisco, July 10. Charles J.
Tenca. brother of Lafe Pence, today
refused to disclose the names of per
sons back of the petition he has filed
with the supreme court asking the dis
barment of Judge Punno. Attorney E.
E. Cothran riled the petition lit the In
stance of I'ence, who appear.' as com
plaining witness. Tho petition alleges
that Dunne has placed both the supreme
court and the district court of appeals
in pcintuinUy and contempt by state
ments made from the, bench and in in
terviews given to the press. Some of
the statements alleged to nave uoen . cheering lapsed into c ia.niing, which la
made by Dunne are cited in the petition. j a great measure cheapened the line
One dealing with the release of Hcbmitz " "r P vf ' iur- " ' "
i. "it ,r. f, ii.,,r o, innci the incident
opinion, that the Judgo who wrote it
thinks that I. and not the errand jury
By William Alien White.
Journal Special Service, Copyright,
1908, by Georgo Matthew Adams.
Denver, Colo., July 10.' Last
evening the great hp!l fluttered with
flags brought for the great event
which everyone felt would come be
fore midnight, while the favorite
sons of the various states held forth
for an hour or so waiting for the
committee on resolutions to cut out
enough Issues of the committee to
make a printable platform.
Fifteen thousand people waved
flags, cheered the orators who rpoire
Into fleetincr flame and then sank
back again. At last it seemed cer
tain that the wrangling of the reso
lutions commute" would laat. until
past midnight, when it was decided
to hear the nominating speeches.
Following a time-honored custom In
rational committee. Alabama, yielded to j
Nehrnska, and Dunn of Omaha took the j
platform and spoke for Mr. Itryan. Kisj
speech In ninny rexoocts was a inoi i
of nomleatltiK oiatery. It was short:
it was we',1 written: It wan conciv ,
stuck squarelv to the Issue, moreover
it was dramatic. Putin raised his hands
at the close of his speech r.nj crh d j
r.rvan's name. The crowd let loose its
enthusiasm, and for a few moments, the ;
jov of the convention was genuine, nsj
genuine as it was at St. Louis four i
years a;", when lityaii, a rauen leane r,
came hark to dominate the convention
with his id-as after h" knew that he
could i:ot c.intro! its nomination. Hut
toniclit. after that tlrst few sfonta:..
oil moments of sincere applause. t:.r
Ills
was responsible for the Inulctnient of
his brotl.er-ln-law. Mr. Iirobovk." An
other statement i.llojrod to have been
made by Dunne Is: "It Is to be re
gretted that the hearing of this appeal
came up before n court whose mi toilers
have relatives and Intimate
f Gores mention of
nana-. lor l'ie eoid-raoooru w.ii
nr;:ue if this made to order ciaU of
the l.nmlnatioji right can last so Iouk.
this other doubtless is clay no also,
liU h is un fa Ir.
Sot All Wlso.
Rut cnnipalgn managers are not nil
wise so this show was pulled off no-
re-arraiiKement and agree-
I i rf'f "r, t ' ' ' u,i r I in
!!! V tlr-- I
V W m v kr ,x 1 "i f? y t J 3 " jjirl
Wi fof C " : y is Jjll J
? W " 4. -I1- I ml.
W Ti irr, , , ?,",L V v f " i v cT,5r f'v l
' ' J
i
Sis
M in
HulH
For the Tliird Time, and in
a Tempest of I'olitical Fer
vor. .1. rryau
Is Nominated for Presi
dent of I'nited States.
First Ballot All hut Fnani
mows, and Vote Made So
Defore Ifecordeil Session
Ends at a. rn., After a
Kecord Domoustratiou.
"SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE?
menus cording to n
against wliom Indictments were re- ment and a'.i tiie machinery, nil the a
turned by the grand Jury that returned eessorics. all tiie paraphernalia of no-,
these true bills. In view of these, facts I claim which fell so naturally Into place.
I do not believe that the court was In Wednesday seemed hackneyed yesterdav.
proper frame of mind to give this mat-i It was n pity It phoukl l e so. but tl ;A j
ter an Impartial consideration and de- politicians knew no better anil a tine j
cliie It strictly upon its merits." The j Impression made one day was solid j
petition has not yet come up for consld- '
eratlon in the supreme court. I (Continued on I'age Two.)
ILLS CLOSED
BY MOSQUITOES
One Hundred Men Are
Thrown Out of Work
hv Injects.
r.y John r. Nc 't-- r '-'eopondent of
'he I ailed Press.
Denver, Colo. .iiy 1". The dlegat3
aro tlrel tod iv. Their voksss am
.htisky and th.-:r opj .-n ranee that of
m-ri who have been through a trying
ordeal; yet ti.ey !....k bappy and content.
Periiie'ia. i :; t.-'sk ta over. It has an
nnuiii ml its principle ami,-tieleotsd- I
candidate for president.
The session that lei;an at 7:45 o'clock
last t.lcM :i:ul lasted until 3:48 o'clock
This :'ii.irT.tTffr w.in rec'irJ-breaktng in
;iii:io: t overv r.-pcct. And as tho dole-p.'t-f
and m. -fit-V filed out through
tie doo:-i at '.'"river's beautiful audi
torium, iv 1 1 i: .tho early tight of tho
't'-.nilmr sun p'l-eadv srreati-.iiisr against
the snuvv. hid i. i.s of in rugged npiun-t-.i;i
tlui: mar;-; the oil;;e of the "Great
i'.''o'e ' ai,, i ! ; ;sl oat l ! K" til" shadow
' - -hing ris-'j i .. .-ss the plains,
:.!.' ;a.v-l teat ti.etr efforts had been .
i-: t lie a d oca of 'hoso whoChal-
!e',i;e i t(:,. ritjiit of :)., Xebraskan com
moner t lead the fight against the war
.-e--etar f-.r the lowliest honor in the
nation's gift had bowed to the will of
tl.-- majo-ity and had already pledged;
ct:i.P"rt throuwleiut tiie campaign and
.ii ter ward. If iieWd.
How It Waa Hade Unanimous.
A was an": ip.ited, Hr an was named
cti the ;iit ha;!oi. 'i ; e reco-d shown
t i t hi" aonia.i . io: ni.ole unani-
m "ms. n-at it;" oo'ai! ...tint of the bai
loii; bcf.-i-e this . ;n was tukan, re-
v-ilf tho follow in." :
Per Will iii m Jj..e!n;;.-i P.ryan of Ne-
.1.
1 '
.. f ' ., . o
For
Minneso
Not i.
Wh'lo
went up
P. thev
tu !ge ij.-nrge Cray of Ie!aware,
i ! .
"Piverr.-r .1 -hn A. Johnson of
or-'. 4.1 :. ..
. -corded '" -otes.
tl-e Cray r.t:-! Johnson forces
.-.g-ilr.ot a sure thing and knew
stcv-l in un: a tic last tcrrl-
Bryan to the People
t
(TnltcJ PrKK In.d Wlrp.)
"JULY 23d! WILL YOU?
99
CONDUCTORPLUGS
WOULD-BE HOLDUP
Tone Kobber Lies in Idaho
Hospital in a (Jreat
Deal of Pain.
Note The
Journal's Offer
(t nltKj rre Ltcd Wlr.)
Newport. Vw)a July 10. A Ions
highwayman ho attempted to hold up
t;ret Northern thrnagh r"enger train
No 1 yesterday at Naples. Idaho. i4
mlies fH of Newport, lies badly
wounded In a hospital at Ponriers
J'crry He fnr"el the section crew to
f;.g the train in a Innely spot. When
the train Mopred. Conductor Matthew
imped off to acertln the cause of
the stop, and the bandit opened fir
on tha conductor with a rtfl Tho con
d actor repH with a revolver aiM n
J.ired the rohtr In the left arm The
rohher ru h"l to co-er bat waa later
catturM hT a ro
Trii l th third rnbbrr en this dt
lin rf the ;-at Ncnh'era within a
una or the Holdups c Ft led t,-
: mi xr -
I - 11' 3 11 rf"-- M Ji
if I (3 f "
w m 4B. IS A a
la'.v 11--fo:
,-ed 'o
i.e n.i.!s.
e sv i : :r. s
.i-sr.T.1. d
t ISt fev.-
1 of t e
There's going to hp some fun
dt The Oaks on Julv Tiie
Portland Ftreetcar men am going.
to hove a djv of tr.eir own. a pic
nic on a big scale that will be
worth attending
That the funds of the streetcar!
men may be swelled- and that a
large number of public service
employes' families may h.n e a
day of fun. The Journal r.iikr.s
this p. i oposlt ion
To all letter-carriers, any mem
ber of the police and fire depart
mtna and railway mail clerks who
are subscribers to The Journal.
The Journal will supply tickets
to the. picnic for every actual
member of hi." family. All that will be necennrv to do will be 'o call
at the Circulation Department of The Journal and sh. w -un lat r,r
rler'a receipt and you will be given a ticket for ta. h member of v.-ir
family.
The Journal's object In ahowlng this liberality Is to ass'st 'he
etre,tear men. who are always obliging to the public. Thev ate wor
thvot thts assistance, and j he Journal is readv t- do Its share In swell
Hng the cash receipts of their picnic, which will go to help Increase
the eorplua of their alck benefit fun. I. a most worthy cau'e
Keep the dav. July ;j. In mind Rn ! rr.a' e no other engagement In
the meanMm come around to The Journal office rnl g.n admission
tickets for every member of your family
Oo to Tha Oaka on J't'y tJ and enjoy day with the crti-r men.
and make It enjoyable for ibem. A big tillv crowd will cheer them i:p
and make them happy. Olve them a true manifestation of vour appre
ciation of their strenuous effort to please the rwple of a cosmopolitan
city.
JTT.T :i
. vrtvi. Tor?
or course tou vnvu oxe and ai.u
New Westminster. I;, ,
About luO men have been
ibandon work in s. -:ne of
' across the rl-or owing to 1 1
of moapilto-s wiil. ii hae
A ' upon that district during t h.
I days. lCca in the t-.-i,;:.:., :: ...,
j big buzz taw-, w ere a i . ;. i
' of air Is c. i.'.-.l by ' - .
w ters. t h ll.l!sjij .-e 1. a,,; .
: nounee.i .-' - in ..tlr :
, and th.. s Mv-,-isnre .: .:p :o :f
their duties '
A 1 . .
JOUKXAL AVAXT ADS
lUl(i 1,'KSILTS
LOST M FUIMI
LOST AM) H)t ND
Lincoln. Neb.. July 10. --Willi.-,
in J. Pryan made t!ie follow
ing statement to Tha Journal
today:
"Tl-e presidency Is the highest
official position In the world
nr..! the one occupying It cannot
afford to have his views upon
public questions biased by per
sonal ambitions, but recognizing
Ids responsibility to Ood and h!s
obligations to his countrymen,
he si-. "I'd enter up 'n the dis
charge, of his duti-s with a
Singh n -ss of pin pose. Helle-. lrg
t'-,:.t one c. n e. : cio this when
l e is not ilaMtit g for a second
term. I a :, tio to e naw, as on
fonner occasions, that If elected
1 shnil rot bo a .an.itiate for re-
e :.-ion "
1
I
e
A
A
CUPID VISITS
HECETA BEACH
Arrives Inside a Dottle and
Does Some Infective
Archerv Work.
eh t T1j Journal. )
I ! I .
JOHNSON SEiS
COflGifflLAIlO
(S;.cr!fl PI,p;,
JTeeyfa. Or. July !
here a few days ok
the beaea aa a re.
accoutred he came In
Neptune ro;f... a- 1 signalized his ar
rival by transfixing tl.a heart of Mrs. I
'. 1.. I Ian. n. a pretty w idow of this
place, n 1:1. a douiile-heade..!. guaranteed-
t -st!.-k arr -w T. c ' oai Tliumb mon
arch of l-'ie m.is"i.T-i ierl In the guise
of a letter, ti.eie;ter being written
In a bold rnasc uliuo hand.
T.'.e 1. ;ter vr:t.-r ns Herbert War
re:, a . eil-k: o;. t a i i : ,-ns man of
Va.le.0. .'... lie cast tlm bottle-encased
n.,s-!e Into th ocean on a recent trln
torv had v
P.. it r-prc.-eutatives of Minnesota and
Delaware were .m the p' ltform and had
made their ai-iiiiiK'-iirniis r,y get quick
recognltlo'i. !i-fire urn- announcement
of the, vote e,,ui,, i, rnade. W. y; Ham
mond of linT:eot;i wit.. tnado tho
speech rin-T'mti'iig r.ovflrtr Johnson,
grot recognition ninl mo. e 1 that the
nomination of I!r.ui he ii'.tde iv accla
mation. Tills wis rcef , e I -l;h voelf
erotis cheer, fr..:n lie -lel-cit.., and the
tipiiiause had no time to .lie out before
P. 1'. Purd of Delaware stopped forward
and seconded the moM.ui on behalf o
the lirav forces.
Bfclitry "JTo" Piom TTew York.
No sr. oner had lie ret '-red ti nn tha
chairman recognized II. 11 Pliers of
(.eo.-cia. who ur. ---. m tho alaie by his
delegation and added hN ,;,d to tha
motion. Cliairman Ca : .r ;ce was
gone, but he l.althe t-- I'-i e'erk put"
the motion, ar. I v.eh ..n.. t-eiaendous
"aye" llM-.ir was ;;, an ina ' " !. r.nd the
chair deetar-d hi-' ncm!ti.i'n made by
a unanitn : vote. Th.-t e was but a
I'utad arrived j :;,"',-,) -r' " -'".e ir-m ire .-New.
York hencl e. an ' repre-en-od the op
tie old not seek I posltl in of .1 K O'.'or." -t- f I'-l. a. who
:r. Completely ; fmd forced Tatimny Leader Charles P. .
i bottle, via the 1 Sturphy to go . n re .-.! Indlvlduslly
(Continued on Page Six.
I U 'ST ON i'l'HTI.I.M. UTi- .HTe .
June l-l.Ktl HI .1 W'ite ... !
j coiiar, no name, has f lira i or ilu'.t
lind toot. Ilt.e-il reward. Mao- S'ST
ST HAVK1 H .ro,.L. Khii'AV l.A r
from I'e r. eirhhorh o: .! w o::::-
on buy h'-r-.' a- I on.- i a-.- mat' h.
lag at.o.-t I en . ,H . !: K . .
C,. n,e r' i r
; r."i?T--i.A P 'S--irRii'.VN" t.PT 17717;
' besded .,dt wit', i-. ' ; ha u v.,r w ; :
. 3 pi ok stor.es Ker.it-, ; J . . . 1 n. '
A ! f u e at-.d get re j,-.!
.l.lT-l'oi-'KHTHooi; T I "T 1 1 o-i
payable to ... A lla-n a- ,',.
A . reward for return to r . n - , k
X Llr,g-
API. HUP VNi KK" Fll VTi.S
i WANTED. WAN'TtT- TO RENT '
2 KENT. AMI LO.ST AND PtT Ni.
Z ci-ASsipi pi ads om: cpvr rt-n'
ZlWoHD. TIII1EK COSHIHTTIVK IN - '
X PF.RTIONf F H THE I'ltl' K . K TWO
J ilM'KR oTHPP. EAfUlKIi- tTK'VS 1
A. V. r. ,- i j i' "to v rf.v l s it i i .Ms
down the coast from Portland. Mrs.
Iians-n pic-Ke.i it up a lew days later.
Here i ' ., ..ew - -.- hioh she has sent
u.e v aiie;o merensnt:
I ' I l'e.i- .:r: i . . rewlth retnrn the
br:t,e hi I tiie note just as 1 found
Governor of Minnesota Says.v;", ;-'f-uHe;:n,a.t,:'i ''C5 J,
f, : 10 N.-ars and the finding of this
j bottie with t.'ie note In It la tho first
I '"...a..... i s i. i i.ii Happened to
breHk -tie nir.tony of this, lonely plje,.
' 1 hope you will be r. I eased lo r-
fetie your note br.ck and to hear
-e it was ricked ur.
Pa:' Viir lilv I1 firKif i'leio let mo hear from von and
In A .In! narn of Vli.-riesott to.lv a.m t te.l m who you are and your wbutut
'nr: -eirrtr-.::- io j. itryan. in peaum saen measaje adrif
lirj an. LI: "l". N--b
NO CUSTOMS
I MKOIfB
He's tAillinir to Take
Stump for Bryan.
rnsre t Sound Citizens Will"
Prosecute Movement to
Create Free Port
Pl..e
roa'.sh- epe-.ai;y the perotil i I-' ' v 11 10fl tJS A j ,
rv nii.rh it ;miil.-. Ton "will have
more firrrt o'ter than I. I
re 'n be permitted to contribute to
i ur s ;:-ti and that of the psrtv
t.-Ptft,ed p J"HN" A. JOHN'S JN "
lot r .n ar he la willing to take
fre et ir p or asiAst Pryan and toe ticket
.'i ar.j other way poesbl.
Tfoit thf pitn-r it t
Admiral oIjux in IIoapltaL
OekaaL Cal.. July le. Admiral
. nrn .., renra. yeater.jay uirr
went a e-rM-je aargical prtio for
an
4llliiataiaaaffafffTff4tAA"Httlliit4 Jrlaawinorl page 14 and li
A I Cost only I cBt word I rTan:e imnhu mt ia
line at'ereiiair phraK-laiia pronounce
' Uo opersUom antcoa,
CIIAIRMAX WAXTKD
(t'ottfd Preaa Leased Wlra.l
Vancouver, B. C, July 10. If Vancou
ver rltixepa prosecute movement tn
itiated at a. in ass neet!itg at t.h CllT ilaU
at w hich the mayor, the prealjent of tha
hoard tit trad and o'hnr lulng men
apotie, a ring fence will be put around
the basioefB part of thU city, wblcn wi:
'ha created a free tu.rt wnera aeia
tnrt hj Lontest lne4 Win.)
Washington. Jalv 10. In a short time
Congressman Fherman of Utlca, RepuV
llcan vlce-prealdential aomlsee, will re
tire from the congreaalonal committee,
gtvlnc up Its chaJrnaanahlrv. The" --.u
"cement of. hla resignation was
mad here) today , hy p!epre!ntattr
Hemeaway of Indiana. Sherman's
claton to retire was reached t,uij after
careful onnsiAaraUoa.
may land their cargoes wltiiout frylt$
customs ouiiea.
W aretanusttig, tfwwfNii, man t ?-
turlwa, et.. will ! carried on wioift
rWltilO limi lntr fxWi.e. ft at E'ain
l.iirr. to !a the rival of wiph fii ei
trie raHf'e co-ft Is O e hi I de: -i if
the VnrNwvrrHea. If the p-t:i. n a
granted It liiMtia that th ahti r :. b.i
neaa of th 1'a.dfic rnmmi w.:i ! . a
large) v klllM.1 .n Pyrr t d ( nl t an I t -
the opeT lp' the pain, rol i
find vsneo'ii fr a: rt ef m'1---n
ice the n, et tr ie ci'r t i i l'
of aaat and An U.f jn',:i c -
mtttee aa jv.at4 to i4,.a - '
i
I,