The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 21, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OBEGON DAILY JOURNAL rORTUWD. FRIDAY EVENING. JUKE 11 lilt. mmm mm SHED TEARS WEN Mbl4 M I hat lit mw V lU . fa- k-.fa (a ta.M I fca4:y await il Hadley and Borah Opposed Quick Action but Radicals Gov. Johnson Among Them Demanded Bolt at Once. a.li.4 ffeaa Uae t Juna 11. Thai ltf ara all rtt.einc lha birlb f t v (tarlr, t4 U Ihla In Iht Inlrniton and Ul I Iba of tXaltel iiMMVlt' BOUBK-4- men I lhl lt (a oa M ih raaartllcaa of Ida action af I ha Kaputo. Ii.en Ball anal coBVeniloa. la I ha tl fact Juai bcltium today lu ife(rale Ina nilrwla ut lbs Ihoueanda of ItepabJIraA l-illlrlana fathered here. Though lha launching of a naw parly la alaa a tf anloua thin, tap. elatl la lhe ho IUt bv rx-IIUra. II ttaa bn arvjittatile4 by arrnea Mrk aca llhoul .ftKaJoni dramatis pl via, ina r-rUrlrentt In hlrn af will ta harntrd down In hulory. it. kia a-e.a U Ml la ceaat la t' f4l l aval. llalk t(tariy" kal Umhwt ! aa, f lillafrla. Wife WaVaa) f I fiaL la Ik f aiaaatma ha fa44 hniti r4wiaw la I Wa full by af Iba aKfcalta4 daJedalaav U.I Utar ka ci4 l-a Itllaeele !. la tva taaiMiiaa riae I kaa Ma aalkl la laa talaal at IhwhH th falifarnia fmutailf la- (Um lava a dlffeea alaavd. t gfMl Uan la ltt l 1 r '.erUlcea. lam a IIxim la laa, a4 Jaaaaa Kliaa iul aaaaad Ik I Iheir del HIIWM M r4r a) l aa4 aa (aal a4 at far ft KaeU i.hed la Wad. a Maay Dtaw taaa a ftatttaf. aal Vlfglata af I ha aaata al4. a4 la a acra aoiaa foUaalaa. mt II aa aarlr arul.al leal aaaa f t H I all InalfiM-lad ;ar4 faflaaraj aba vara UUntf la allea la lha llmll un4r Ibt HaaublM-aa a'a iaa lb Una al tJOlllBa- llh blaa Tba ailrama raJIrala. Ilka Oaarfa I. Ilaxf4. at haw iaraay. aay lha iraeflh t iKa at parly Ml la not ta ba inaaaura4 ay (! tuUMftl a(amlarl of bulling 4aaalaa. "Thla a a nallortal4a nwananl. It maftaa aa dlf. Tlaaa af Btrta ru4. Many ara today nln Iba data af Ihalaatd Karat today. naw riya birlb-aama aa Tliuraday al faraora hal a fa aalaaalaa Lara 4a 10 a a, m. hm a acora of lha cloaar c'lilraaa. If ll.ara ara aal laa 4ala manaa or i i..ni Kooaarall lhia bo calea lo ola In a aalkou! frotn lha ra rnanrrq ai ina lima lo U falbar4 al taalloa ball lha baa- proaraaalva pari nia rooma ror a rnfernca a w hloi j movtminl la pul la Iba Waal waaiaJ ....... ...ij fnin. imm ina innar room i Tba tlrartfth of lha nwtamaal U la ciuuhlnc a bum-li of manuarrlul. ,a bcarla of lha pola. and It can ueimararn, llalan, 1 hava aomelhlnc I no ba aloppad or rharfcrd by anU.u lo id to jou." rama In snappy lonca any delrfalra may do or rafuaa lo vi wib Tornior .raiicni. I do Tba manuarript prol to ba hl ad slip- taJMU f sajaal 44 I Iba aWlaaalaax appaaia la bar a baaa baaa la IK Mil. aa4 Ibat Tall I a- as lf u liu mtuiui aaaiJ I a4 tiaJaMHi a ta (a. I faa4am I ba allKi4. tiltnit aa al(l suf ba . iba awa liuw I aa4.a M aa'H a avakMiiy rata sa4 kata Taa IMa fa la a bliastaaai. H M I it a4y 14 Iba fiiat tu 14 laa a a kaa aka. IM la saaaa aaiiaa I taaiMi b Ills. a ui ba l-a aat bi ap ats iba bti I tw rvia alU ba allaabaa. pap. flaa ta.a aid laaa fia-Waa axaaiaa- I IVwU'lr by Iba It Vkiiawa aWWaiaa lla ba t aartbal aL I Iraxa taWaa. aba vn ataxia by 4trat Tlaaa) a IUU CU illia, palatal r Tba ttbia txauawralta alU i k-' Mil kal -Tk.a auaii bawN la II niiawa a la Nl a i bird a party ha ataaaa I Ms fiarmaa, Ta "aiaaiwa UI ly fa asocial M sad laa I a " a siaia rwataaitaa aa prataa) s4 is taaiu Ms aba ataa I t4 bsibaruy la lapaa Iba fail rata vsaa) isa itMiiN aara ataciaaj by dlfact natal alayae aaisa U baba. af ClatalaJad. aUl laa 4 tba flfbl a ua Ubfca H ita pMMb tar baakaa rVa fcla aa4 f SMaai puattoa bats aaXbksf ba inssn il I a-d aa ai la aa aiib tlaaa v arsla IUa rJa Ua4ay. taa aad a ara af ISair bla.4. Wa bat failk Ibal Iba aarttatry bf faady ba taaass.4 la IbtS rail Tba Kaaaal baapU bra saraarsa4 by Iba IWI. af At laa U far bar ba laa rrry rsifua al Halliaaara sad ara nplaaT Ibal Iba aaaitalKi Ibara all ebaaia aaia raartlaaary eaadidala liba ttariaa ar t'adaraaad Ts aold ra. aull la) laa rarilra raMiaalaa a lib ft all aa Iba aba pragraavslt lloa4 hana.tall pal la Iba aallta saornlaa la Lla aulls caafarrtsa tin bla IWulaaasla. Aa aaa as Iba aaaaa Una aaa ralUd la ardar Iba rlaaa a prlvala a Ira la lbs mafanllaa aaa pal a sparalloa sad ba S-at lha sflaraoaa llalsalad lo Iba rpfl lrli lbs sr araoea Iba Ob la bom BONDING SYSTEM IS ADOPTED AT STAYTON injutil la tba rtarsil I Klaylaa, lh , Jaaa II, Al a sparlal alrl.a usl bald. Iba aa taltflad sa aasadiaaat la lbs rlly chartar pro- tldlaa for baadlad sysisin af alraal Intpravaahaala. Tba aaatedmaal ata- bwilra lha saaaallal piavlaiona af lbs naarrofl afl. ndr ahl.h lha eoal of alraat aarb may ba aaiaaaad la lbs pevparty oanara abulllaa on. lha Im pravamaaL II la wadarataad Ihsl Iba ruurvil a III al anra ardar arark eosn aaJaiaiie m 1K. u.at Iba moal uraaal atll ba com. rsilara sisrta4 a moamant la tpuiad bafars alalar. aommlllaa af Iba aa parly isadara I l. , - . . ,o la tialilmora la ma.l Hb Iba pro- Url Ilrfda Id (or4rUsl. raal raa lha (karuM-ralk) rasas aim - , lsr la lalllac Ihaaa Inla tbs aaa ataxia tar Ju 11 Thi l.x aiaa. orisalaalloa la sal af lha HaJlimora I n ,wung piara en tba na roavaalbHt aomlnaltnf a caasartsllvs br1das lhil mMna ,h. Manliam rlar al candlda la aiuivunntr.i ' fr hla pr anion uf i! lion aa ll drraa lo frianda. lUUcalra and olhrra announnlr.c that ha aould I raj a fihl prijcll. Indrindrnt of any lha rafJlar Id-publican ruDTan- i ronlltutd. Thara aaa juat cn "if in II. documrnt. All knrw thara aaa no x.i..lt.lllt thst tbs 'invention aould unrrat the national rommlli a- lt of tirlruatrj, srst tbs Knoanvrlt drlrgatts and nunilaata Jiioae vrlt. Tf Comas Into ruy Artln. "If thry did this, ha Would rafard lha ronvvntloit aa IrRal; olhrrwlaa ha .would rtfuax to rrcard It as lagsl. rrg- ular or binding. Tha opanlng of lha nddrrna to his a.ihrintlrd friends wsa iin cxprrSHlnti of gralllada to Ihoaa who hud ome thua far In Ihr. fight but ho might nm i-ura to 'onilnue with him further. Th(o. he said, ha released iid tvuuld port aith thftn on terms of Jrlrndnhlp and undlmtnlnhe.1 gratitude. lunng the rending uf this part the uildirsit. thvre oa silence Simon Junrrtil like. Men were rtundlng ked I'loaely al'out the colonel. (Jrtsxled po llllraJ veterans wiped tears from their ryes, making no effort to conceal their emotions. Sscldss to Orsrrlds Adrtssra. A long eerie of Involved political fitimtlona Is said to have led up to the colonel a public announcement but ths Immediate cause . his determination to overrlds ths ad Ice of many about lilin who wera urging that he wait until lil delegates hud pursued their fight to purge the roll up to the formal adoption i f the credentials committee report. Gov ernor Hndley, of Missouri, who had act ed as floor lesder of the fight, was urging strongly that no decisive step ' if tnken until Hll this had been done. liut word had coma to the Koossvelt headquarters that Governor Hadley had been In a midnight conference with t'harles V. Fairbanks and others of ths opposition. Inspired Btorlea had gone lo eastern rP"rs that Hsdley was to be picked up by the Taft people as a daik horso candidate. Hsdley Asksd to Tix Stand. When Governor Hadley reached Colo nel Roosevelt's room soon after Colo nel Roosevelt had read his announce ment, ho was asked to make clear his jioiiltlon and w hat he proponed to do In case the convention seated the oonteflt d delegates. Ha said lio would fight the roll up to tho end of the parliament ary ruling and therv would take Buch a course as he might think best. He would not promise to repudiate the con vention by a bolt or to refuse a nom ination at its hands. 8oon after the conference Hadley quietly left and did not returrf. Among the Roosevelt supporters a sharp dif ference of opinion was early developed. On the one side a group of radicals. Jieadod by Governor Johnson, of Califor nia; George L. Record, of New Jersey; the Plnchots, James ft. Garfield and action regardless uf party regnVarity action which would of necessity start the new party. Opposed to these, and at the other extreme. Were men like who refused to deserc the regular party. Delegates Opposed to Bolt. Ths delegates themselves, even Jn states which were carried by strong primary votes for Roosevelt, were In many Instances opposed to any bolt, and the pressure from this quarter was tre mendous to prevent the party brealc. This Idea was expressed by Victor Mur dock, of Kansas, an unquestioned radical and eager follower of Roosevelt. "From the first dutf I entered poll tics I have had party regularity dinned It's All Off." asps Oalomal Although tba birth of Iba near party will ba glran as lha rooming of June ZD, lha determination lo boll an reached lha atentng bafnrs- Almost lha saw a paopla a ara gather.! In lha Ir.nar conference rootna of lha llooaarall quar tar a at IS U Wedntadar lghl alien word was brought Lhsl Ilia crvdsalUla commltlea had jusl dec Mai lo rail road Ihs ennteeted raaea bahlnd locked doora and without debata. Colonel Rooaavelt atslkad Intn Iht crowded room. "Ha all off." ba anapped. "I'm dona with them. Oel our peopta out nf that committee. Start tha boll at oner." A yell want up from Ihoaa present Everybody reached for l!i colonel band. A long lenalon an1el. a general Jubilation followed, after which a eon sulfation waa aUrted which lasted far Into ths night. Tho morning brought Ilia committee's reversal of ths plan In rsvor of sppaxent fairness. Tha col onels leas radlral frlsnds began urg ing reconsideration of tha new party plan. Ths Hadley program of exhaust ing all formal espadlents wss pressed upon Koossvelt until the coming of daylight. Tha colonel listened to all and then left to do soma work with hla secretary. , Tha work was his valedictory lo regu. Urlty and announcement that he would go to the and of lha mad In making an Independent flghf--for tha rule of tha people sad for social and Industrial jus tics." As Illustrating tha completeness of ths break between tha new progressive party and the regulsr Republican or ganisation, plans are being worked out today by tho Roosevelt managers look ing to a big nsn-partissn progresses msss convention to be held esrly In August st which a nation-wide organi sation can be perfected, a platform adopted and a ticket nominated. Un less some sctlon of tha Republican con vention now In session calls for earlier action by the progressives 1 bo carried out. Woodrow Wilson Mtntlonsd. Woodrow Wilson is the man already talked of as running mate for Roosevelt ssumlng that Roosevelt will bo the candidate of the new party In the event that Wilson Im not named at Baltimore. William J. Bryan is also prominently mentioned. It Is pointed out by George 1. Record of New Jersey, who In strong for this program, that Roosevelt and Wilson are NEBRASKAN WILL LEAD FIGHT UPON CONVENTION FLOOR (Continued hem fa a Ona ) Ibis point and lha strueiura Is ready for I aervtre Tba completion of lha brldgs la auurh appreclalad by IJnn county realdanls who da Ihelr trading bare. Tha new elael bridge will evst lha I wo I counties llO.OOt. this plan will era. who make lha blggeal rial roe. say Clark will late al least I e voles on lite Initial ballot, but thai la lot laaa than Iba Mrassary Iwa thlrda lo nominate. Tart af arras's Fowar. Among lha eoaaertatlta 1m dor a ll I no serrel U.at lha matter of pl king of lha Wlllamett Judge )hrker for temporary chairman la lo t-c uaed 10 bring to a dilevl laSJ firvan's Influence In Ina convention. Tba cviarvatlvee almoet to a man profeaa lo ballete that tlryan hlmaalf wanla lha Wmocratlc nomination 1 hry prefer any candidate so far mentioned to him. and tier aay thai If they can make I'arker tha temporary chairman In he fare of the bitter fight which llrvaa la eipectrj u..mitk agslnat him. they will have laken P?:anB meaaura and will defeat blm. i though ha aliould coma wut openly for tha nomination. Ilrysn a friends haa been In rrexjueni communication with him at lilcagw. urging him to hurry to Italtlmra and take personal charge of the progrraaive forces, but It is believed be win not coma until tbs Republican convention adjourns, unlaas of eouras. It shoulJ go over until nasi week. In which event iie la tipectrd to come to lialttmoro Sunday or Monday. barker Vapporters Savngulns. The antl-Pryan men declare they have carefully canvassed the situation snd believe they will elect I'srker In spite of Bryan. Tba snswer of the Ilryan men Is the sntl-Hrysn leaders cannot deliver thslr delegations solidly for sny proposition which Urysn takes s pro cresslfe stand. Senator Newlsnds or Nevada, senator Pomerena of Ohio and other platform builders are on the ground. New-lands will urse a plank disfranchising all the nearoes In the united btstes ana pro viding for their colonisation In Africa. Pomerene wanta the Ohio plan for loan ing government funds to the highest qualified bidders made legal by the fed eral government Claims of Candidates. Tho claims of managers for their can didates sre as follows: Clark. 425; Wilson, 600; Harmon, B5; I'nderwood. 90; Marshall, 30; Gsynor, 0. The Gsynor people do not know posi tively that Charles K. Murphy, the Tammany lesder, will glvo New York's 90 votes to Gaynor but they continue to claim them. The movement to break the two-thirds rule and to make It possible for the convention to nominate by a. -majority of Mill Otj Raw mill .Intr. (raviel I VVa aoareaL glalon. nr. June SI Tba naw lum Kar mill of lha l"Wler Lumbar company. a concern recently Incorporated In Mill 1ly. I In operation. Tha mill emploe men. ant has a rapacity of I0.00S feet dally. Tha company Is planning to aatabtlah af en. lea In lha larger cltlea alley. Summer Aids to Beauty iKalhrr In Household lialpa 1 lay loni eilon noon la clear, amooth. aatlny and Para powder helpe that 'shiny' look only a few minutes, and then, when rubbed off, a woman's appeal ance Is Worse than aver. A true completion beautlflrr la made by dlaaolvlng an orig inal iwrkaga of mayalone in a half j.lnt witch hatel Gently rub th'.a lotion oer fare, n k and anna every morning. II holje all day long, ann your con- t'l fre from blemlah "Mhort aleeved walata sometimes prove embarraaalng to a woman never troubled with auperftuoua hair on her face. Ielstone will remove wild hslra. JukI mix powdered dalatone wllh enough water to cover tba hairs; apply, and after two or three, mlnutea rub off. waah tha skin and the hairs will bw gone. "A great advantage of a dry shampoo la that one Is not compelled to devote hours to drying the hair. The best aliani. dck imwder Is a mixture of fow ounces of orris root snd sn orliclnsl packsge of therox. riprlnkle s little on the tiesd, brush through ths hair and It removes dust, oil snd dandruff, leaving the scalp clean, cool and refreshed, and ths hair light, fluffy and lustroua. "TO fnake thin, ahort eyelashes grow In long, thick and silky wllh a beautiful curl, spply plain pyroxln to the lasb roots with thumb and forefinger dally. Rubbing pyroxln on straggly eyebrows will make (ham long and silky." J I. I . .fa.,- 'i; X C'!v Showery' Skies or Sunshine- Den S!!in Men's Suits will rleise you. There's style in these hind tilloreJ garments, and there's com fort In the way they fit you. Made of the finest of soft, beauti ful woolens from home looms and from those In foreign lands. Grays, tans, blues, fancy mixtures, moderately priced. $20 $25 $30 $35 Men's Shop, Main Floor Ben Selling LEADING CLOTHIER MORRISON ST. AT FOURTH Men's Haberdashery "Iff MaliteV OUR SEMI-ANNUAL Clgarancc Sale tfc,iiii iaa..ai.iM,,l a.ikv , . .d ij. DORSET Arrow COLLAR Disrinctively smart and supremely comfortable. 2 for 25 cents CJnett Pesbodv Company. Troy. New Yorte GOES ON WITH RENEWED INTEREST. If you want to save, then you must come here. Unusual Specials lor Saturday A Delayed Shipment Mew Peplem Waists THEY SHOULD SELL AT $3.25 TO $3.95. The manufacturer stands the loss on these waists. His concession makes it possible to offer exquisite new models in peplums, of soft sheer batiste or rflarquisette ; very dainty in design ; styles that will fascinate you on sight. Saturday special $1.95 See window display. $' 95 a House Presses And Only Five Cents Quality, quality nothing but quality "Sam Sloan" ci-; par; 5 cents. . ; i $1.75 AND $2 GRADES IN THIS SATURDAY SALE. Here's a splendid bargain for the thrifty house -keeper. Well made dresses of percales and lawns. 10 distinct styles to choose "from, in all colors and sizes. A big special forSaturday only at ... $1.19 !$ 19 YourHomeFurnishedCom plete on the Most Liberal Easy Paving Credit Terms CORNtfl m isr-bM l"'! -mm. Our Motto: Quantity, Quality, and Low Prices Another Extraordinary Money Saving Opportunity If you're anxious to SAVE MONEY on your house furnishings, the Morgan-Atchley Furniture Co. IS THE PLACE to go. Perhaps you've been "educated" up to PAYING BIG PROFITS on furniture. You've gotten into the HABIT of THINKING that-the DEALERS on the WbST SIDE otter Bfc l 'IbK furniture values just because they BOAST of BEING CENTRALLY LOCATED. " You're wrong! They do carry good stocks, though NO BETTER than THIS STORE. But we have ONE BIG ADVANTAGE it's our ECONOMIC LOCATION ; pT EVERY CUSTOMER SHARES THE $25,000 WE SAVE ANNUALLY IN INTEREST AND TAXES BECAUSE WE BUILT ON THE EAST SIDE ialHHatBi EVERY SUIT IS NOW REDUCED. ' EVERY COAT IS NOW REDUCED, t EVERY DRESS IS NOW REDUCED CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT 2D FLOOR. 126 SIXTH, NEAR WASHINGTON. Special Sale 9x12 Axminster Rugs This sale affords an extraordinary oppor tunity to secure a high grade rug at less than the price of an ordinary one. We have a number of patterns that will not be carried next season, and as we have to make room for a new shipment now on the way, we determined to sacrifice all profit in order to move them qkWy. They're shown in an unusually attract ive assortment in both floral and rich ori ental designs in mddern colorings. Splen did Jbedroonv living room and dining room patterns. l Worth regularly t SJ OC $21, $25 and $27.$o. Special -D 1 00 Buck's Gas Ranges Are the most durable gas ranges made. They'll last a lifetime and reduce your gas bill from 25 to 50. The great distinguishing fea ture in Buck's Ranges are the cast iron white enameled oven and broiler linings. The oven interiors in the ordinary gas range soon rust out and '"the range becomes useless. Why not a white enamel lined gas range? Just as easy to clean as dishes. Prices $12.50 to' $50.00 We have the ex clusive agency ' -for BucJcV Stoves and Ranges - . 4 Big Values in These Kitchen Cabinets We offer you the latest achieve ment in Kitchen Cabinets. Com pare it critically, point for point, with any other, cabinet, made you'll quickly see that it stands head and shoulders above them all.'. - - u:, There's not a single "cheap" feature embodied in this whole cabinets x - . 'Drop in and let us show you the many new time saving fea tures and you'll have no other. 'The range of prices are ex tremely low for this tea u 1 i f u ! cabinet. " Investfglte whether rr i t you wish to'Jruy.