The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 21, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textrv , THE ORCGOH DAILY JOURNAL. rORTLAND. FRIDAY EVE NINO. JUNE tl. Hit - . i mam s i big a hew la ever. 11 tll te aatat4 eh lb wawal ha I a Uraatny l. . a a aaa I - Hi MUM Kail ka elir are r Auag T IWIE WHILE OL L FIXERS SQUABBLE 1 Republican National Conven tion Branded as Reunion of Hack Politicians Operated at $100,000 Per Day. rinfi in, ih ai.i4 k. hi-aa, J una tta-I-aHnf ia all l.aiifi urmi aaq raraiaf. rifhl daaa I iuia rink Mir rflih ih K.eubll an roav.nllAft altuallna Mtmi la t th' Hill Tafl. Ih Ohle iant, and T4Jr MoAMtiH. Ida Omiw flay bona trar. ara rlrrlla alaaty areuM lha nal tin lh.tr h.ada en Mrh eihar lul4r mlllln- far - oihar M laoklna far aa opanln- Tha forrear haa ana iaa asg rail iM lha lallar haa riaimJ thai lha r.fr.a trlrp.4 him In aarh raaa. Tha rrd la y.llln for ltaoaav.ll an4 la 1rm lha of fir la ! la tnma autald mloul Tha (alr tay wan rlalma lhal unl.aa lha alranfla held la trr4 I. a will atk em of lha rin Thla lha Ohle tan would ha vary aa le tara Mm do. but tor Ih fact thai ha la afraid ma natf Bar man would take lha aiak.a aa ha want eul. aaq mat lha audience would prolacl Thla la tM ualrtg Oua and appropriate imir 10 dlacuaalnf On auch amlntnl man but dually la aa?ul hard to find In thla campaign. There haa net brn ral raaa of ii!nll at tha Conaraaa Jbotal for l waaka, and lha Collaaum Xu anllr.ly frea from II. Ii ta ei-en pr f dlrud that tha raaolutlona rommln.a I have terrible time arraplna up enough of thla oteolte atuff to dleeolve the tobacco and vitriol out of the plat form. WeiUaf Ob CeaunJtte. For II mortal houra Jhla convention haa atood atlll while tha credanllala ram Mttaa haa baan toaalni rolna and plrk ,tnf daJay patala and culling carda frnm ua oack tryinf to make up Ita mind wh.lhar to aualaln all tha corneal d rtalona of tha national rommtltr or In hand bark enough o.l.gain 10 Mr. Rooaav.lt to aooth him Into a atata of com a while tha convention flatlrna Mm out If tha crrdrntlala committee I could decide Juat how many delegatea It cared to put back eafrlr tha Job could be flnlahed In a hurrv. Hut It can't and ao It tolled all day whll 1 J7 delrgatea. an equal number of alternate. train load of ronteatlng delegate, a large band. 400 policemen. 1000 honorary of flrlala and aeveral thou wend camp fol lower and vlaltora heve been waiting on them. Thla almply demonstrate once more the auprame chu k-healedneea of the convention eyatem. It la an Eiffel tot . er of folly and la run with leaa aenae thun la required to operate aprlnkllng art huiM-eaafull) . It roata Including liotil hllla and laundry. $ 100, 000 a day lo run a Republican national convention. Here la a whole day work of a 1100,000 convention one and what were the' net Ik aaaaata alamfcke eel ef ih au kali l tk lb fiaal aatlial bail at, (Waiter fearava III .ltm a la palllag aw hi "tt.r fargoia I alaia la pfeaigaal.' t"KU tlaaH he aiM p hi pllalr4 giet ! aay: "Tktll M. raaa bach fa law a." e Ik aaultaiaal f Ibaae weada la Ml t ir aoat laaguaga Tb Ike eeiia will all waarily dew a a ad try la thlatt wp gd wa far lb "b bafar lb m'timU rvah gal ll lb foaapaJUia r1 dewa I a a. aaM I HiKniry. Tbl I lb rgtar way of aaiaaitag fttea a.aldaala Ma rwi le la ivl.l I ailed area ad far Ihree fit after Ih flreaerfe dleeuaalag lb aaarll of llllag le lal lbao.l.aa be lalerrad thla peaillea of horrible 4ey And lhaa eace again tha hIJaeu aal ef ye lerday a perfoemanra brawe appri tiealde being prayed far the parly reuld hat apaal Thuraday ea tha vlr peealdaal preblam Of rmirr. II reuld nel Kaa neanlnalad te prealdanl. but II rmj 14 have apBl the day getting ac quainted with lb randl4lea. Tbare ta Uovernor Mead for Inalanre lib la no! aa welt known te It ront.n. lion Krank Chance or Mike ItonMa Uevrraor kjrad la a randldala but na one kaewa why He ahould have bean allowed to paaa almg the audience tea lerdar and dlalribul alatl.llra There re Uovernor Johneon. Judge tJmlaay, Uovernor lladley and John IV Wanna, maker Ttteee ar well bnoen men, but only In other Itnea of work Thay might have been eiamlnad yeaierday aa Id their qualification for Ih tire pie.l dancjr. aVeora Card for Oa a did a tea. Compare our preaeni liaphaaard tern of filling thla great office with the butlneeellke method of Judging a can didal on point alienee. Ta polnla; hand clap, Ii pulnta; Kuphooy at name, I point, hank (count. II polnla; ap pearance In evening clothe. 14 polnla; attractive power In home elate. I polnla; popularity with reporter. ! polnla, Ull, 10 polnla. Think what might have been acrompltahed along thla Una on TJTtrady. What thla country need moat la a rommlaajon for the conaervatlon of 1100.000 convention da. A a matter of fact It la generally concealed that the Convention ytem la on Ita laat leg. With a good ea running national com mittee there la really very little place for national convention. It la whlepered that the nation committee l connder ing t.-iklng over the convention with en- tirnly henceforth on the ground that It tan l.e arcompllahrd at a far la ex pen.Uture of time, money, peraplratlon and eujver heated converaat Ion If thla rlun la rrld out the ronveotlon will not he abandoned, hut will be held in MOVEMENT LAGS; TAFT1TES ARE PAT None of Possibilities Suggest ed Are Wilting to Say Defi nitely That They Will Enter Contest. Int.rfereVlth the committee and will be ' "laratlon of oppoaltlon. . au.e,! a a.n It'alto laaaed Vital releMn. Chlrage, III. Juaa !1 Wlla II danger ef a gewerel boll aliailaalad. Ih B.r;ubll.n rettael c.nla aa- enieiad t II echk The pregrara ef lha lewder ta bring a a '"! reperi f tha rradenllal cotamllt. foe Immediate rent Id. ration The Tafl men declared thai Ihey were la abeolul com ril pf ihe alluallea And lhay were well pleaeed with Ita Ornn1 of lha Rnoaevelt force thl there h a record vol on each rente! (Onare.ama Otoim- ft blalbr. Ibe New York membar of the rredentlale roit.mlllee. )olned with rtne In hi demand that the leader drop their plan of aklng for a partial reoorl "W have remaining to tx h.ard." he Jl.l. "ftva dtalrlota of Mloirl. eight dlalrlci at larg and eight district la Waahngton. eaten dlatrlrta In louliana. It delegate at large In Michigan and loiir at large and eight dlatrlrta In Vlr gln a. all of which ar of aupreme Im portance o Ihe Iteptibllcana of th na tion, we cannot limit debate To do a would give tha, oppoaltlon another op portunity to declare that wa favor (g rule I. far one. will not eland for thi committee making any report lo thla convention until auch lima aa we are In a lllon to clear up the entire matter. Saa lets ea Salarday. I think thai by keeping at It. aa we nave up to the preaent. we will conclude our labor late tomorrow (Saturday night. I think, though, that thla would he too lata to h e the report acted on befor Monday, aa a rlunday .ton would I out of the queetlon. -Thla will mean. If the rtooaevelt fonea Inlt. ae they aay they will, on having a erparat roll call on every aeparate ronteat. that wa cannot com plete oi,r labora h-fore next Wedneaday. And even to g.t that far we will have to hold long day and night aexlona everv day rim week " The aeaerllnn. coupled with Pevlne party. That le the pitiful total. And Ibey nr-re ehort prayera at that. Prayer Coma Sigh. Fifteen thoumtnd people 1o-jrneyed clown to the (."ollneum yeaterday morn ItiK and to5i up while a Catholic prleat aaked mercy for the elephant. In a few well rhOHcn words. The lime number atnigsled hark In the afternoon while a Protectant mlnlMer added one more peti tion. Two prayers. $50,000 a piece! Valuable ua prayer 1 thla la too much. Thus whb t lie equipment, there was the udleni-e. The aupply of mlnlrttqr avail able wa Inexhauatlhle. Without an other cent of expenao a thousand pray era for the Republican pjtrty could have been pronounced yesterday and there lan t a member of the pary who will not admit that In the present crisis thla would have been none too many. The Vaste of this 1100,000 a day la especially Irritating from another stand point. Although It Is not suspected, at present by more than a few. a vice president Is to be nominated when the to:. ducted entirely as a reunion. JL anion of Old rnanda. Tl.la, af-.or all. la th greateat benefit of th national convention. They bring tc-rether ld friend from Florida and AUeka, Main and Hawaii, New York city and Wahoo. Nebraska. They aerve as u meeting place for editors and cor reiC!'derta from a thouaand newspaper and bealdea giving 1080 claaa B politi cians from all parta of the country a ciianc in get Oenind a big orriclal uadg i and ptopel It slowly up and down the- mali street of some great city. It distributes tip to date styles and new writ-lies In living high In all corners of the nctlt n through the medium of aal l -rolitlcUti'a wives. Theae ar th ant. on among the member of tha con vention steering committee . If ad hered to, t was feared many of tha del egatea would refuee to remain over, but would return to their home befoia tha convention finlahed Ita labora. "Wo IUib oUr," Orl Majority. t'nlll the convention waa fully organ ised no real business could ba tianeart ed. The credentials committee has po Itlrely refused to hurry along the contests. The majority members de dare thay have been unjustly criticised In advance and that they Intend to how to the country that ther la no team roller. Because of thla fact the question of nomination was widely dlacussed among the delegates. Many favored keeping the credentials committee on th Job In an effort to get through by lata aft-rnoon. so that a night session might be held to adop th platform and nomi nate the ticket. Suggestions of a third candidate someone who mlaht rallv to bis surport the rank and file from both tha Roosevelt and Taft campaigns lagged today, because none of the men suggested would definitely assure those who favored such a movement that they would sanction it if started. Taft Men Btandlag Pat. The Taft men insisted that they were standing pat. Secretary HUlea and Medford, Or., June :i. The fight- of Campaign Manager McKinley, after a tho restaurant and hotel men of the count " no,,t'8. said that they had mora 1 ll.n l. CJA - J . city against free lunch stands in sa results? Two prayer for the Rapubllcanlgfrit neo.aeltleB eo ably filled by the national convention and becauae of this thing it will never be abandoned. Hut there Is a distinct feeling among many of our most prominent politicians thla week that is going too far to allow It fo elbow In and decide auch Important questions aa nominations. If It la en couraKod in thla way it may want to tinker around with the platform next. FREE LUNCH IN SALOONS UPHELD BY COUNCILMEN loons was definitely lost Wednesday nlgut, when the city council by a unanl mous vote allowed the saloon to con duct either free lunch stands er small lunch counters In their" respective place of business. Members of the W. C. T. I. also favored the abolishing of all lunches. Is All Food BECAUSE "Force" is wheat the meat of all the grains that grow. Every flake of "Force" is a whole grain of wheat "Force" contains and delivers all ,'the food values necessary to the building and pre serving of health and strength. "Force", is a lot more tasty than other foods, too. It is made 01 tne entire wneat kernel, deliciously blended in the process of cooking -. , i i vitn appenzing uairiey llld.ll. This combination gives "Force" that dif ferent, that superfine flavor and insures ease of digestion. v At your grocer s ; in a generoia package. Qrder."FoteM fafc than the 610 votes needed to nominate Taft. They declared there was abso lutely no truth In the report that they cava vaawicva ivr Ul ..aJ ,.'1 CDIliCH t lUr gall other candidate, either Hadley of Ml sourl or Root of New York. Out while the leaders were talking thla way, many of the Individual dele-1 gates wore asserting that they did not believe the party should renominate the president. Assert SooTeIt Still In mac. The Rooaevelt men still deny the colonel Is out" of the race, and contend that when a vote Is taken there will be universal surprise. Delegates who favor a compromise had not crystallized their sentiment on any particular candidate. ine situation, so far as the candi dates were concerned, today shaped up o' that it appeared that If President Taft were not renominated on the first ballot, he prohal.'y would i.ot be nomi nated at all. The managers of his cam paign asserted that he would be chosen. William Barnes Jr., in denying the renewed report of additional defections In the New York delegation,. Insisted that the delegation was still morally bound to.the president. He pointed out, that the state convention asked the dele gates to do all In their power to bring about the renominatlon of the chief ex ecutive, and asserted that he saw little reason why any delegate should choose to disregard instructions. FORtST GROVE AWARDS EXTENSIVE PAVING JOB (Special to Tbe Journal.) Forest Grove. Or.. June 21. The cltj council has let a contract to the War ren Construction pompany for the pav ing of College Way and eight blocks on First avenue. The property owners on the latter street were generally fa vorable, as the electric railway lines run on this street, and th Oregon Electric 1 and Southern Pacific companies will be; required to do considerable paving, les- 1 ening the cost to the property owners. , Th city, council passed a resolution' some weeks afro to buve several blocks fon Second avenue, but met considerable : objection from property owners, and waa prevented from awarding a contract through an Injunction aerved by Sheriff George Hancock, Tbe council haa 10 days to answer, when the-injunction will b heard In the circuit court. If th council can make a proper showing. the Injunction will be dissolved. The eijty'a attorneys have been Instructed by the council to defend their action In ordering- In the pavement. Druggist Made School Director. , . tflneHal r Tie Joaraalt . Forest Grove, Or., Jane 2.1. Char I A. I Jttler baa been chowen echool di rector of ' the - .Fnreat Grov public achools. the term of H T. Buxton hav lna; expired. - Robert P. Wirt a waa. re elected clerk. Mr. Littler , la proprietor of $h; Forest Orov Pharmacy, i , n the Road and own A few days more and there'll be thousands of well dressed men headed for the Rose city, coming from every state in the Union. You can be well dressed, too, and it will not cost you much; buy and wear a Moyer $15 Suit it will wear you well and please you in the wearing. Good woolens in Moyer $15 Suits; good tailoring, too. No one but Moyer can sell such good suits at the price; any where else they'd cost you at least $20. Suppose you buy yours now and be ready to greet our visitors. When You See It in Our Ad. 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