THE OELCON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
SATURDAY, JULY C, .IZZO.
VICE PRESIDENTIAL
UnilUIUniLULIMIMU
IIP FOR FINAL VOTE
' By Clem Jf. Randan
San Francisco, July X. CU. P.)
Vice presidential : candidacies were
being quietly boosted today with the
approach of a final decisive ballot
to name the Democratic party stand
ard bearer. Campaign managers for
a half dozen or more candidates for
second place ' on the Democratic
ticket are prepared to bring forth
their-men's claims.
Though not an avowed candidate . for
the vice presidency. Governor Smith of
'New York is sure to have a strong fol
lowing if placed In nomination. Friends
of E. T. Meredith, secretary of agri
. culture, are making a strong bid for
the nomination. A. McAdoo and Mere
dith slate is their proposal
Victor Murdock, former Progressive
leader, has received considerable attention-
Brigadier General Tyson, Tennessee,
"citizen soldier of the great war,' has
been put forth as the man toenllst the
soldier vote. r - ' . t
. Former United States Senator J. Ham
ilton Lewis of Illinois is another poten
tial candidate sure to be placed in nom
ination. -
BALLOT RESULTS
CCoBtlaiMd tna fin Oa.
Minnesota Cox 4, Palmer 6, McAdoj
14, not voting 1.
Mississippi Cox 20.
Missouri Clark 2, Cox 5, McAdoo
18V4, Owen 8. 'Palmer 8, not voting 1.
Montana -Palmer 8.
Nebraska McAdoo 7. Owen 9.
. Nevada McAdoo 6.
New Hampshire Cox 2. Palmer 2.
McAdoo 4. ' .
New Jersey Cox 25, MeAdoo 3.
New Mexico McAdoo 8. -
New York McAdo 17, Gerard 1, Cox
72. "
North Carolina McAdoo 24.
North Dakota Palmer 1, Cox 2, Mc
Adoo 7. V - . - . .
OhUv-Cox 48.
Oklahoma- Owen 20.
Oregon McAdoo 10.
' Pennsylvania Palmer 75, Cox 1, Mc
Adoo 2. i
Rhode Island Cox 2, McAdoo S, Pal
mer 4.
South Carolina- McAdoo 18.
South Dakota Palmer 2, McAdoo 5,
Cox 1, Owen 1, Gerard 1.
Tennessee Cox 7. Palmer 5, McAdoo
4. Davis .
Texas McAdoo 40. '.-
Utah McAdoo 8..
Vermont McAdoo 4, Cox 2, Palmer 2.
Virginia Glass 24." v .
Washington Owen 1, Cox 1, Davis 1,
McAdoo 1L -.
West Virginia Da vis' 18.
Wisconsin Cox7, McAdoo 19.
Wyoming McAdoo 6.
Alaska Palmer 3, McAdoo 2, Cox 1.
. District of Columbia Palmer 6.
Hawaii McAdoo 2, Palmer 4.
Philippines Palmer 1, Cox 1, Mc-
Adoo 4.
Davis 1. Glass 1, McAdoo 1.
Canal. Zone Palmer 1. McAdoo 1.
Unofficial totals Cox 821, Palmer 257,
McAdoo 385, Owen 3.7, Cummings 19,
Davis 86, Marshall 7, Gerard- 2, Clark 4,
Glass 2S, not voting 2. .- -
NINTH BALLOT
Alabama Palmer 2, Davis '5. Cox 6,
McAdoo 11.
AH sons Cox 2. McAdoo 3.
Arkansas Palmer 2, McAdoo 3, Cox
13. - '
- California McAdoo 18, Cummings 2,
Cox 7, Palmer 1. '
Colorado Cummings 1, Cox 1, Mc
Adoo 8,' Palmer 7. '
. Connecticut Cummings 14.
Delaware Marshall " 1, Cox 1, ; Mc
Adoo 4.
Florida McAdoo 8, Cox 3, Palmer 8.
Georgia Palmer 28.
Idaho McAdoo 8. -
IlUnois Palmer 30. Cox 14. McAdoo
14. 4
Indiana McAdoo 4. Marshall 6, Cox
19. - ,-'
Iowa Palmer 26.
' Kansas McAdoo 20.
Kentucky Cox 23, McAdoo 3.
Louisiana Cox 11, McAdoo 5, Dam 1,
Clark 3. -'j.- .
, Maine McAdoo' 5, Owen 1, Palmer 6.
Maryland Cox . 8 tt, McAdoo 6,
Davis 2. -
Massachusetts Smith 1, Owen 2. Mc
Adoo B, Cox 7, Palmer 20.
- Michigan Palmer 11, McAdoo 18, Cox
z, not voting 1.
Minnesota Cox 4, Palmer 5, McAdoo
1, absent 1.
Mississippi Cox 20.
' Missouri Clark 2, Cox 5H. McAdoo
is. uen s, palmer 8. '
Montana McA0oo 8.'
Nebraska OWen 9, McAdoo 7.. -Nevada
McAdoo 8. , '
New Hampshire Cox 2. McAdoo 4,
f aimer 2. .
. New JerseysCox 25. McAdoo 3.
New Mexico McAdoo 8.
New York Gerard 1, McAdoo 17, Cox
8.
" North Carolina McAdoo 54.
North Dakota Palmer 1, Cox 2 Me?
AOOO 7. ..
Ohio Cox 48.
Oklahoma Owen 20.
Oregon McAdoo 10. , "
Pennsylvania Palmer 73, McAdoo 2,
Rhode Island Davis 1, Cox 2, Mc-
aooo s. maimer 4.
South' Carolina McAdoo 18V -
South Dakota Palmer 3, McAdoo 6,
cox 1, owen 1.
Tennessee Cox 9,' McAdoo 5. Davis
palmer 6.
Texas McAdoo 40.
Utah McAdoo 8.
Vermont McAdoo 4. Cox 2. Palmer 2.
Virginia Glass 24. !.-
Washington Owen- 1, Cox L Davis 1.
West Virginia Davt"l7
, "Wisconsin Cox 7, McAdoo 19.
Wyoming McAdoo 6.
Alaska Palmer 8. McAdoo 2. Cox 1
District .of Columbia Palmer 8.
' Hawaii McAdoo 2. Palmer 4. .
Philippines Palmer 1. Cox 1, Mc
Adoo 4. 1
Porto Rico Palmer 2. Cummings ' 1,
uavis l, oiass l. McAdoo 1.
- Canal Zone Palmt-r 1. McAdoo 1.
Unofficial totals Cox 825. Palmer 257,
.McAdoo 386, Owen 87. Cummins 18,
. Davis 32. Smith 1. Gerard 1. Marshall 7.
uiass zo. ciarn 6. absent and unre
ported 3.
EIGHTH BALLOT
Alabama Glass 2, - Cox 3, Davis S,
. Jalmer 4, McAdoo 12. -
Arizona Cox 2 McAdoo 34."
Arkansas Palmer 2, McAdoo 8. Cox
is. : I. ' . "
. California McAdoo 18,- Cummings 2,
. Cox 7. Palmer I.
Colorado Cox 1, Cummings L McAdoo
I, Palmer 1. ''-
Connecticut Cummings 14.
Delaware Marshall 1. Cox
1, Mo-
Adoo 4. : - ,
Florida McAdoo 8. Cox 3. Palmer 8
Georgia Palmer 28.
Idaho McAdoo 8.
Illinois Palmer 30, Cox 14. McAdoo 14.
Indiana McAdoo 2. Marshall 11. Cox
Iowa Palmer 26.
Kansas McAdoo 20.
Kentucky Cox 23, McAdoo 8. ,
Louisiana Cox 10, McAdoo S, Davis 2,
Clark 3. 1
Maine Owen 1, McAdoo 5, Palmer 8.
Maryland Cox t; McAdoo 5, Davis
2.
Massachusetts Smith L Owen 2, Cox
1, McAdoo 6, Palmer 2L
Michigan Palmer 11, McAdoo If, Cox
2, 1 absent, i . . .-!
Minnesota Cox 4. Palmer 6, McAdoo
14. absent 1. ;
Mississippi Cox 20.
Missouri Clark 2. Cox 8. MeAdoo 20,
Owen 3,-;Palmer 4. Not reported 1..
Montana Cox 2 MCAaoo f.
Nebraska McAdoo 7. Owen
Nevada McAdoo 8.
New Hampshire Cox 1, Palmer 3 Me
Adoo 4. i '
New Jersey Cox 25, McAdoo f 3.
New Mexico McAdoo 6.
New York Clark 1, Gerard 1, McAdoo
17, Cox 71. :
North Carolina McAdoo 24.
North Dakota Palmer L Cox 2, McAdoo
7. : '
Ohio Cox 48,
Oklahoma Owen 20.
Oregon McAdoo 10.
: Pennsylvania Palmer 74, McAdoo 2.
Rhode Island Palmer 4, Smith 1, Da
vts 1, Cox 2, McAdoo L ,
South Carolina McAdoo IS.
South Dakota Palmer 5. McAdoo 5.
Tennessee Cox 9, McAdoo 4. Davis 8,
Palmer 5. I t -
Texas McAdoo 40.
Utah McAdoo 8.
Vermont McAdoo 4, Cox 2, Palmer 2.
Virginia Olass 24." ,
Washington Owen 1, Cox L Davis L
McAdoo 11. !l i
West Virginia Davis 18.
Wisconsin Cox 7, McAdoo J9.
Wyoming McAdoo 6.
Alaska Palmer 8, McAdoo 2, Cox 1.
Disrict of Columbia Palmer 6.'
Hawaii McAdoo, 2, Palmer 4.
Philippines t .Palmer 1. Cox 1. Mc
Adoo 4. I
Porto Rico Palmer 2. Davis 1, Glass
1, Cummings;!. McAdoo 1. '
Canal Zone Palmer 1, Mcadoo.
Totals Cox 313; Palmer 262, McAdoo
380, Cummings IS, Smith 21 Owen 36,
Davis 32, Gerard 1. Marshall 12, Glass
27, Clark 6, absent 3.
SEVENTH BALLOT
Alabama Cox 6, Glass 2, Davis 3, Pal
mer 4, McAdoo 12.
Arizona-Marshall 1, Cox 1, McAdoo
Arkansas Palmer 8, McAdoo 4t Cox
11. -. I--':.-. r
California McAdoo 16, Cummings 2,
Cox 8, Smith 1, Palmer L"
Colorado Cummings 1, McAdoo 3,
Palmer 8. i .
Connecticut Cummings 14.
Delaware Marshall 1. Cox L Mc
Adoo 4. i
Florida Edwards 1, Cox 2, McAdoo 8,
Palmer 6. J
Georgia Palmer 28. . ,
Idaho McAdoo 8.
Illinois Palmer 32, Cox 12, McAdoo
14. : .. m -
Indian Cox 17. Marshall 11, Mc
Adoo 2. '
Iowa Palmer 26.
Kansas McAdoo 20.
Kentucky Cox 23,, McAdoo 3.;
Louisiana Cox 8, McAdoo 5, Davis 2,
Clark 6. i
Maine McAdoo 6, Palmer 6. ..
Maryland Cox 8V4. McAdooi H. Da
vis 2. f . . '
Massachusetts. Palmer. 16, McAdoo
9, Cox 5, Owen 4. Davis 1. Smith 1.
- Mtehiga Palmer 11, McAdoo l, cox
1, Marshall 1. absent I.
Minnesota Cox 3, Palmer 5, McAdoo
15. absent 1. 4 i
Mississippi Cox 20.
Missouri Clark 2, Cox 4, Owen 1,
Palmer .9, McAdoo 18, absent 1.
Montana McAdoo 8.
Nebraska Owen 9, McAdoo 8, Ed
wards l. ' i itr ' ' -
Nevada McAdoo 6. . . v
New Hampshire McAdoo 4,
Palmer
2, Cummings .1. Cox 1.
New, Jersey Passed. v
New Mexico McAdoo 6.
New York Clark 1 Davis 1, Palmer
2, Gerard 2, McAdoo .16, Cox 68.
New. Jersey Co 25, McAdoo 3.
North Carolina McAdoo 24.
North Dakota Palmer 1. Cox 2. Mc-
Adoo v.
Ohio Cox 48.
V.
Oklahoma Owen 20.
Oregon McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania Palmer 73, Cox 1, Mc
Adoo 2. i
Rhode Island McAdoo 1, Cox 2, Davis
1, Smith 2, Palmer 4. i i
South Carolina McAdoo IS. i
South Dakota Palmer 6, McAdoo 4.
Tennessee Cox 10, McAdoo 4, Davis 6,
Palmer 5. r
Texas McAdoo 40. "
Utah McAdoo 8.
Vermont McAdoo Cox 2, Palmer 2.
Virginia Glass 24. !
Washington Owen 1, Cox 1, Davis 1,
McAdoo 11.
West Virginia Davis 16.
Wisconsin Cox 7, McAdoo 19.
Wyoming McAdoo 6.
Alaska Palmer 3, McAdoo 2, Cox 1.
District of Columbia Palmer 6.
Hawaii McAdoo 2, Palmer 4.
Philippines Cox 1, Palmer 1, Mc
Adoo 4. -
Porto Rico Palmer 2. Davis 1, Glass 1,
Cummisx 1,- McAdoo 1.
Canal Zone Palmer 1, McAdoo 1.
Totals: ) i .
Cox 295. Palmer 267. -McAdoo 384
Cummings 19, Smith 4, Edwards 2, Owen
35, Glass 27. Marshall 14, Clark 8, Gerafd
2, absent 3. I
SIXTH BALLOT
Alabama Glass 2, Cox 3, Davis 3,
Palmer 4, McAdoo 12. i
Arizona Cox 2, McAdoo 4.
Arkansas Owen 1. Palmer 2, McAdoo
4, cox ii. r- . .
California McAdoo 17. Cox 6. Cum
mings 2, Palmer L Smith 1.
Colorado Cummings 1, Mc Ad.x 4,
Palmer 8. , j
lonnectlcut Cummings 14.
. Delaware Marshall ; L Cox 1, Mc
Adoo 4. .j..-.-Florida
Psssed. !
Georgia Palmer 28.!
Idaho McAdoo 8. 1
IUinoie Palmer 32, Cox 12. McAdoo
Indiana Cox 17, Marshall IX," Me
Adoo,2. -.
Iowa PaUner 26. -
Kansas McAdoo 20.
" TCeatucky Cox 23. McAdoo 3. -
Louisiana! Cox 8, McAdoo 6 Clark
5, Davis 2.- J .. : - '
Maine Palmer 6, McAdoo 6.
Maryland Cox 8V. McAdoo 6,
Davis i-
Massachusettf Colby 1, - Smith 2,
Owen Cox 4. McAdoo 10, Palmer 17,
Michigan Palmer 11. McAdoo 15,
Cox 1, Marshall 1, Cummings 1, one
not recorded.' ( -i
Minnesota McAdoo 15, Palmer 6, Cox
3. one absent .. .;.
.Mississippi Cox 20.'
Missouri Clark 2; Cox 4. Palmer
H. Smith 2, , McAdoo 19. one unre
ported. -.
Montana McAdoo 9
Nebraska Owen 9, McAdoo t. Ed
Wards L. . . ; . . - '
Nevada McAdoo 6.
New Hampshire McAdoo 4. Palmer 2,
Cummings X, Cox X.
New Jersey Edwards 28. 1
New Mexico McAdoo 8, Palmer L
New York Smith 90.
North CaroUna McAdoo 24.
North Dakota Palmer X, Cox t, Me
Adoo 7. '
Ohio Cox 48. : 1
Oklahoma Owen 20.
Oregon McAdoo 10. . - 1 . ' 1 "
' . Pennsylvania Palmer 74, McAdoo 2.
Rhode Island Palmer 4, Davis X, Mc
Adoo 1, Smith 2. Cox 2. .
South Carolina McAdoo 18.
South Dakota. Palmer 4, MeAdoo 5,
not votings 1.
Tennessee Csx 7, McAdoo S, Davis 3,
Palmer . 8, Owen L
Texas McAdoo 40. - .
Utah McAdoo 8. s -
Vermont McAdoo 4. Cox 2, Palmer 2.
Virginia Glass 24. !j '
Washington Owen 1, Cox 1, Davis X,
McAdoo 11. i
West Virginia Davis 16j - : j
Wisconsin Cox 7, McAdoo 19.!
Wyoming McAdoo 6.
Alaska Palmer 3, McAdoo 2. ' .
District of Columbia Palmer 8.
Hawaii McAdoo 2, Palmer 4.
Philippines Palmer X, Smith X, Me
Adoo 4. -
Porfo Rico Palmer 2, Davis X, Cum
mings 1, Glass 1, McAdoo L
Canal Zone Palmer 1, McAdoo L
TR .-- i. -. -
Florida Edwards 1, Cox 1, McAdoo
S, Palmer 7.
Unofficial totals Cox 195, Palmer
265, McAdoo 363, Cummings 20,
Smith 96, Edwards 29, Owen 36, Davis
29, Marshall 13, Glass 27, Clark 7, Colby
1, absent or not reported L
FIFTH BALLOT
Alabama Glass 2. Cox 3, Davis 3,
Palmer 4,. McAdoo 12.
Arizona Cox 2, McAdoo 4. "
Arkansas Owen X, Palmer 2. McAdoo
4, Cox XL ,
California McAdoo 16, Cummings 2.
Cox 6, Smith 1,: Palmer 1, " Colby L
Colorado Cummings 1, McAdoo 3,
Palmer 8.
Connecticut Cummings 14.
Delaware Marshall 1. Cox i. Mo
Adoo4. . - , ..
Florida Edwards 1. Marshall X, Mc
Adoo 3, Palmer 7.
Georgia Palmer 28.
Idaho McAdoo 8.
Illinois Palmer 82, Cox 12, McAdoo 14.
Indiana Passed.
Iowa Meredith 26. ; -h
Kansas McAdoo 20. ' .
Kentucky Cox 23, McAdoo S.
Indiana Marshall 26. Cox 4. .
Louisiana Cox 6. McAdoo 6. Palmer
1, Davis 2, Clark 5, Edwards L
Maine Palmer 6,- McAdoo 8. 1 -
Maryland Cox 8, McAdoo 5.
Davis Z. . ' ..
Massachusetts Palmer 16, McAdoo
11, Cox 5, Owen 2. Smith 1, Colby 1.
Michigan Palmer 11, McAdoo 15, Cox
L Marshall 1, Owen L
Minnesota Edwards X, Cox 2, Pal
mer 6, McAdoo 15.
Mississippi Cox 20. -
Missouri Clark 4, Cox 5, McAdoo
18, Owen 1. Palmer 6, one not voting.
Montana McAdoo 8
Nebraska Meredith 1. McAdoo 2.
Hitchcock 5, Owen 8.
Nevada McAdoo 6.
New i Hampshire McAdoo 4, Palmer
2, Cummings 1. Cox L
New Jersey Edwards 28.
New Mexico McAdoo 6, Palmer L
New York Smith 90. --
North Carolina McAdoo 24.
North Dakota Palmer 1, Cox 1, Mc-
aqoo s. ' ;
Ohio Cox 48. ,
Oklahoma Owen 20.
Oregon McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania Palmer 74, ' McAdoo 2.
- Rhode Island Palmer 4, Davis 1,
Smith 2, McAdoo 1, Cox 2.
South Carolina McAdoo 18.
South Dakota Palmer 10.
Tennessee Cox 9, McAdoo 4, Davis 3,
Palmer 6, Cummings 2.
Texas McAdoo 40. '
" Utah McAdoo 8. - i -
Vermont McAdoo 4, Cox 2, Palmer 2.
Virginia Glass 24.
Washington Owen 1, Cox 1, Davis X,
ucAdoo 11. .
West Virginia Davis X.
Wisconsin Cox 7, McAdoo X9.
Wyoming McAdoo 8. - i
Alaska Palmer 3, McAdoo 2. Cox X.
District of Columbia, Palmer 6. j
Hawaii McAdoo 2. Palmer 4. i
Philippines McAdoo 4, Palmer 1,
amun l. . . -
Porto Rico Palmer 2. Davis X, Glass I,
cummings l, McAdoo L
Cana;i Zone Palmer L McAdoo 1.
Totals Cox 18L Palmer 245, McAdoo
sai, jummlngs 21. Smith 95. Edwards
81, Owen 34, Davis 29.Marshall 28, Mere
dith 27. Glass 26, Hitchcock 5, Clark 9,
MiDy . Absent or unreported 3.
FOURTH BALLOT
Alabama Glass 2, Cox 3, Davis ' 3,
mcaooo iz, paimer . : ' ; '
Arizona Cox 3, Ac Adoo 2. -
Arkansas (18) Owen X. ; Palmer 2.
MCAflOO 4, COX 11.
California Passed.
Colorado Cummings X, McAdoo ' 2,
paimer s.
Connecticut Cummings 14. " .
Delaware Marshall 1, Cox t. Mc
Adoo 3.
Florida Edwards 1, McAdoo 3, Pal
mer 7, Marshall L . j
Georgia Palmer 28.
Idaho McAdoo 8.
Illinois Palmer 83, Cox 12, McAdoo
13.' -, ' ,.,
Indiana Marshall 30.
Iowa Meredith- 26.
Kansas McAdoo 20. ' ; . ' ! i
Kentucky Cox 23. McAdoo 3.
Louisiana Davis 2. Palmer X, Cox
6, McAdoo 5, Clark 6
Maine Palmer 6, McAdoo 6.
Maryland Cox 8, McAdoo -6,
uavis Z.
. Massachusetts Passed.
Michigan Palmer 11, McAdoo 15, Cox
l, Marshall 2. .
Minnesota. Edwards 2, . Palmer 7,
mcaooo i4, aosenx l.
Mississippi' Cox 20. '
Missouri Clark 2. Cox ' 8, McAdoo
. 'aimer 12, owen 1. ; ;
Montana McAdoo 7. Curamlnrs L
Nebraska Meredith 2, McAdoo 2.
iiitcncock 5. Owen 7. ,
Nevada McAdoo 6.
New Hampshire McAdoo 4. Palmer
2, Cummings 1, Cox X.
New Jersey Edwards 28.
New Mexico Cox 1, McAdoo fi.
New York Smith 90.
North Carolina McAdoo 24.
North Dakota Cox 2. Palmer, 2, Me-
AOOO . . '
Ohio Cox 48." , .
Oklahoma Owen 20.
Oregon McAdoo 10. . !
PennsylvanU Palrher 74, McAdoo X.
Rhode Island Palmer 4. Davis X,
mitn z, McAdoo L Cox 2.
South Carolina McAdoo IS.
South. Dakota Palmer 7. Gerard 2.
aDseni J..
Tennessee Cox 10. McAdoo 8, Davis
, paimer &, cummings 2. - '
Texas McAdoo 40.
Utah Palmer 1. McAdoo 7.
Vermont McAdoo 4, Cox 2, Palmer 2.
Virginia T:l 9.A
Washington Owen 1, Davis 2, ) Mc-
West Virginia Davis It
Wisconsin Cox 7. McAdoo 19.
Wyoming McAdoo 6. ' .
Alaska Palmer 3, MeAdoo 2, Cox L
District of Columbia Palmer 6. '
Hawaii McAdoo 2, Palmer 4.
Philippines Smith 2. McAdoo 2. Pal
mar 1. Cummlsgg L.
Porto Rico Palmer 2. McAdoo L Glass
X. Davis 1, Cummings X.
Canal Zone Palmer 1. McAdoo L
California McAdoo 16. Palmer 1. Cox
8, Cummings 8- .
Masaachusetts Smith L Bryan 1.
Owen 2. McAdoo 8, Cox 6. Palmer 20.
Totals Cox 178, Palmer 255, McAdoo
339, Cummings 24. Smith 98. Edwards 31.
Owen 32, Davis 31, Gerard 2. Marshall
84. Meredith 28, Glass 27. Hitchcock 6,
Clark 8. Bryan 1, Absent 2.
Michigan and Missouri voted on fourth
ballot were reported with one missing,
though no absentees ocoot voting were
announced.'
THIRD BALLOT
Alabama Cox 8. palmer 4. McAdoo
12, Davis 3, Glass 2. '
Arizona (6 Cox X. McAdoo 4. Cum
mings L
Arkansas (18) Cox 1L Palmer 3. Mc
Adoo 3, Owen 1.
California. Passed. '
Colorado Palmer 8. McAdoo 2. Cum
mings L
Connecticut 14 Cummings 14. s
Delaware (6) McAdoo 4. Marshall 2.
Florida (12) Edwards L Daniels L
Marshall 2, McAdoo 2, Palmer 6.
ueorgia tz; paimer zs.
' Idaho (8 McAdoo 8. '"
Illinois ($8) Palmer 32. Cox 12. Mc
Adoo 13. Davis L
Indiana (30) Marshall 30.
Iowa (26) Meredith 26. ;
Kansas (20) McAdoo 20.
Kentucky (26) Cox 23, McAdoo 3.
Louisiana (20) Cox 6, Davis 1, Mc
Adoo S, Palmer 3, Clark 6.
Maine (12) Palmer 6, McAdoo 6.
Maryland (16) Cox 7. McAdoo S.
Davis 2. Edwards , Palmer .
Massachusetts (36) Passed.
Michigan (30) Palmer 12. McAdoo 15.
Cox L Marshall LI absent
Mlnnesata (24) Edwards 2. Palmer
9, McAdoo 12, absent L
Mississippi (20) Cox 20.
Missouri (36) Passed,
Montana (8) McAdoo' 5, Cummings 2,
Edwards. 1. ..:....
Nebraska (16) Hitchcock 16.
Nevada (6) Cox 6. ,
New Hampshire (8) McAdoo - 4, Pal
mer 2, Cummings 1, Cox J.
New Jersey (28) Edwards 28.
New Mexico (6) McAdoo 4, Gerard
1, Palmer L -, -. : ,
New York (90)-Smlth 90. r
North Carolina (24) McAdoo 24.
North Dakota (10) 'Palmer 4, Mc
Adoo 8. ' : .
Ohio- (48-Cox 48.
Oklahoma (20)-Owen 20.
Oregon (10) McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania (76) Palmer 73, Mar
shall 1, McAdoo 2.
Rhode Island (10) Davis 1, Smith 2.
Palmer 4, McAdoo 2, absent 1.
South Carolina (18) McAdoo 18.
South Dakota (10) Gerard 10.
Tennessee (24) Cox 8, McAdoo 6, Da
vis 3, Palmer 7, Cummings L'
Texas (40) McAdoo 40.
Utah (8) McAdoo 8.
Vermont (8) McAdoo 4, Cox 2, Pal
mer 2.
Virginia-(24) Glass 24. '
Washington (14) Cummings 2, Owen
1, Davis . McAdoo 10.
West Virginia (16) Davis is.
Wisconsin (26) Passed. .
Wisconsin (26) Palmer 1, Cox 8, Mc
Adoo 17.
Wyoming McAdoo 6.
Alaska (6) Palmer 3, McAdoc ' 2,
Cox 1.
District of Columbia (6) Palmer 6.
Hawaii (6) McAdoo 2, Palmer 4.
Philippines (6) Harrison 6.
Porto Rico (6) Palmer 2, Cummings 1,
Davis 1. Glass 1 McAdoo 1.
Panama Canal -Zone (2) Palmer 1,
McAdool. :
California (26) McAdoo 16, Palmer 1,
Cbx S, Cummings 3. Smith 1.
Massachusetts (36) Smith 1, Bryan 1,
Owen 2. McAdoo 5, Cox 6, Palmer 21.
Missouri (36) Cox 7, McAdoo 15,
kOwen 1, Palmer 9, Clark 2.
Totals Cox 177, Palmer 253, Mc
Adoo 323. Owen 25. Cummings 26. Da
vis 28, Smith 94. Edwards 22. Gerard
11, Meredith 26, Marshall 38, Glass 25,
Hitchcock 16, Clark 7. Bryan 1, Har
rlson 6, Daniels L absent 3.
SECOND BALLOT
Alabama Smith 1, Davis 4, Cox 3,
Palmer 6, McAdoo 10.
Ariiona Cummings l.Cox 1, McAdoo 4
Arkansas Owen 2, Palmer 2, McAdoo
4. Cox 10. ;
California Cox 4, Cummings o, Mc
Adoo 12, Palmer 8. Smith 1.
Colorado Palmer 8, McAdoo 3r Cum
mings 1.
Connecticut Cummings 14.
Delaware Marshall 2, McAdoo 4.
Florida Edwards 1. Daniels 1, Mar
shall L McAdoo 2. Palmer Z. ¬
GeorgiaPalmer 28.
Idaho McAdoo 8.
IlUnois Palmer 36, McAdoo-12, Cox
10.
Indiana Marshall 30.
Iowa Meredith 26.
Kansas McAdoo 20.
Kentucky Cox 23.. McAdoo 3. i
Louisiana Palmer 3, Davis 1, Cox 5,
Clark 6, McAdoo 5. :
Maine Palmer 5, McAdoo 5, Gerard 1,
Owen L
Maryland McAdoo 5, Cox 6, Davis
2. Edwards 1. Glass .
Massachusetts Palmer 20, McAdoo 6,
Cox 5, Smith 3, Owens 2.- -
Michigan Palmer - 13. McAdoo 14,
Bryan 1, Marshall 1. not voting 1. '
Minnesota Edwards 2, Palmer 9, Mc
Adoo 20.
Missouri Cox 2, McAdoo 17, Owen
1, Palmer 14. , "
Montana McAdoo 2, Smith 2, Cum
mings 2, Palmer 2. i "
Nebraska Hitchcock 16. -NevadaCox
6. ' , '
New Hampshire McAdoo 4, Palmer 2,
Harrison 1, Gerard 1. . . '
. New Jersey Edwards 28.
New Mexico McAdoo .3, Simmons L
Owen 1, Palmer 1. '
New York Smith 90. i
North Carolina Simmons 24. ,
North Dakota Edwards 2, Palmer 2,
McAdoo 6. -
Ohio Cox 48.
. Oklahoma Owen 20. .
Oregon McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania. Palmer 73, McAdoo'' 2,
Marshall 1,
Rhode Island Davis 1, Smith 3, Mc
Adoo 2. Palmer 4. v
South Carolina McAdoo 18. 1
South Dakota Gerard 10.
Tennessee Cummings 2. Palmer 6.
Davis 8, McAdoo 4. Cox 3, not voting L
Texas McAdoo 40.
' Utah McAdoo 8.
Vermont McAdoo 4, Cox 2, Palmer 2,
Virginia Glass 24.
Washington Smith 1. Davis 1, Owen 2.
McAdoo 10.
West Virginia Davis 16. i
Wisconsin CummingS 1, Davis 2, Pal
mer 2. Cox 5. McAdoo 16.
Wyoming McAdoo 6. " t
Alaska McAdoo 2, Palmer 3, Mar
shall 1.
District of Columbia Palmer 8.
'Hawaii McAdoo 2, Palmer 4.
Philippines Harrison's. .
Porto Rico Davis 1, Cummings L
Porto Rico Glass V Palmer : 2, Mc
Adoo 1. ' , " .
Canal Zone Palmer 1, McAdoo L
FIRST BALLOT
Alabama Owens 1, Smith 2. Cox 3,
Davis 3. Palmer s. mcaooo 9. !
Arizona Cummings 1, Cox 1, Mc
Adoo 4.
Arkansas Owens 4, Cummings 2,
Cox 7, MeAdoo 3, Palmer 2.
California Cox 4, Cummings 2.
Davis 2, Edwards 1, Glass L Gerard
1. McAdoo 10, Colby - 1, Palmer 3.
Smith 1.
Colorado Cummings X. McAdoo 3,
wimi a.
Connecticut Cummings 14.
Delaware Marshall 2, McAdoo 4.
Florida Edwards 1. Marshall 1, Dan
iels 1, McAdoo 1. Palmer 8.
Georgia Daniels L McAdoo 1, . Pal
mer 8.
IlUnois Palmer 35. Smith S, Cox 9.
McAdoo 9. v
Indiana Marshall 30. ,t, -- -Iowa
Meredith 26. -4
Kansas McAdoo-20.
Kentucky Cox 23. McAdoo 20.
Louisiana Clark 9- Palmer 2, Cox 2,
McAdoo 5. Davis. 2. - .
Maine Palmer 5, McAdoo 5, Owens 1,
Edwards L
Maryland Passed. . r .
Massachusetts Wood L Hearst X,
Owens 2,; McAdoo 4, Smith 7. Palmer
17. " "
Mlchlaran McAdoo 15. Palmer'. 12,
Bryan 1. Marshall L
Minnesota Cox 2, Edwaras . pal
mer 7. McAdoo 10. one not voting.
Mississippi wuiiams zo.
vrir.iiT-irii-x iv.. Edwards 5. Gerard
1, McAdoo 15, Owen 1, Palmer 10.
Montana Gerard 7. aicaooo x.
Nebraska Hitchcock 16.
Nevada Cox 6..
New Hampshire McAdoo 4, Wood 3,
Palmer L .!' . . '
New Jersey Edwards 28.
New Metico McAdoo 2. Owen X
Cummings 1, Palmer L j .
New York Smith 90. : : '.
North Carolina Simmons 24.
North Dakota Cox 1. Edwards L
Palmer. 2 McAdoo 6.-
Ohio Cox 48. r
Oklahoma Owen 20. i ' .
Ore )?on McAdoo 10.
'Pennsylvania Palmer 73, Marshall X,
McAdoo 2.
Rhode Island Davis 1. Smith z, Mc
Adoo 2, Palmer 5.
South Carolina McAdoo 1 18.
South Dakota Gerard 10.
TannpcaPA . flwpn 1. CumTnlflCT L
Davis 2, McAdoo '2. Cox 8, Palmer 9.
Texas McAdoo 40
Utah McAdoo 8.
Vermont McAdoo 4, Cox. 2, Smith
1, Palmer I.
Virginia Glass 24. I '
Washington Owen 1. Davis 1, Cum
mings- 1, Gerard 1. McAdoo 10.
West Virginia Davis 16,- -
Wisconsin Cummines 1. Davis 1.
Gerard 1. Meredith 1. Smith 1, Hitch
cock 2, Palmer a. Cox 5, MeAdoo il -
Wyoming McAdoo 6.
Alaska Palmer 3. McAdoo 2. Cox L
District of Columbia Palmer 6.
Hawaii McAdoo 2, Palmer 4. ,
Philippines Harrison 6. ,
Tortn Rico Palmer 2. ; Davis 1. Cum
mings 1,- Glass 1. McAdoo 1.
Canal Zone Palmer l, mcaooo x.
Maryland McAdoo 5. - Cox 6,
Davis 8, Edwards 1. Underwood 1,
Glass 1. -
FIRST AERIAL MAIL
LEAVES CITY TODAY
Making the first aerial mail de
livery between Portland and Oregon
cities ever attempted, three
airplanes of the Oregon, Washington
& Idaho company left the Lewis and
Clark fleld about 9 o'clock Saturday
morning for Willamette valley com
munities. -
The planes carried about 3000 letters
containing invitations to merchants to
atteiM Buyers week, which will be held
here August 9 to 14. One plane left for
Hlllsbero, making the tnn in zt minutes.
Another Diane left for McMinnvtlle and
a third one left for Albany, saiem, Eu
gene and Marshfield.
This uniaue method of conveying Port
land's invitation to merchants of the
state was planned by-the executive com
mittee in charge of arrangements for
Buyers' week. Planes left in the after
noon for Astoria, and Monday will go to
Eastern and Central Oregon cities.
Fourteen county seats will be visited
by the airplanes and packages will be
delivered to postmasters of each city by
the pilots.
' While aerial delivery of the invitations
was arranged primarily to call attention
to Buyers week, the flights today were
the first organised test of aerial mall
delivery in Oregon. Postmasters in each
city and town visited are interested in
the experiment and will make reports to
the postoff ice department.
Members of the Buyers week execu
tive committee were at the field this
morning to see the planes leave. Those
present were : Nathan Strauss, chaw-
man i A. IL Devers, Paul DeHaas,
George , Lawrence Jr., Henry J. Frank,
AT J.; Bale and E. N. Weinbaum, secre
tary.,; w-
The airplanes leaving this -morning
were piloted by L. M. Briggs, Frea K.
Dupuy and L. B. Hickman. The alter
noon mail -delivery was made In con
junction with the regular Journal serv
ice to Astoria and Seaside. . .
During Satu-day Sfinrtay, Monday and
Tuesday the five airplanes engaged will
deliver Invitations at St. Helens, Astoria.
Salem, Albany, Corvallis, Eugene, Marsh
field, McMlnnvllle; Hiilsboro, Hood River,
The Dalles, Pendleton, LaGrande and
Baker.
Minam Forest Merged
With Whitman Forest
Washington, July 3. (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.)
The - president by executive order has
merged the Minam national forest in
Oregon with the Whitman- forest, which
action was forecasted some time ago to
save administration costs.
Kiots Prove Fatal
To Eleven Persons
London, July 3. (I. N". S.) Seven per
sons were killed in riots at Fano and
four others were killed in land riots
at Barik, said a Central News dispatch
from Rome today.
4 American Relief
Workers Are Safe
r Washington. July 3. (L N. SO Four
American - relief workers in Armenia
were accounted for in a dispatch from
the American consulate in Constantino
pie to the state department. They are :
Mary Super, Catherine Bredemus and
Alice Clark, who have arrived at Sam
soun. on the Black sea, and Edith Cole.
who nat reached Had Jin.
Of the many minerals which Abyssinia
is known to. contain only potash is be
ing produced on a commercial scale.
Miller & Tracey
Best Funeral Service
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BALLOTING HALTS
OH ADJOURNMENT;
M'ADOOIS IN LEAD
By Robert J. Bender -(United
Nir -Staff CemvpondeBt) M
Auditorium, San Francisco, July 3.
William G. McAdoo led the Demo
cratic field through two ballots for
the nomination ; at the fag end of
Friday's Jong session and then the
convention adjourned until Saturday
at :S0 -i. m.
The initial ballots meant nothing.
as all three of the leaders held their
fire. In distributing the votes about.
so that the leaders- could show steady
gains through the . early stages, near
ly every prominent leader In the
party received complimentary votes,
among, them being a vote each for
Bryata and William Randolph Hearst.
President Wilson, at " the behest of
his spokesmen here, received no com
plimentary votes whatever.
The three leaders stood as follows on
the .first ballot:
McAdoo 266, Palmer 254. and Cox
134. - - ;
On the second ballot Cox showed the
biggest gain of the three leaders, jump
ing 25 votes to 159, while McAdoo
Jumped 23 votes to 289 and Palmer 10
votes to 264. .
There was very ' little enthusiasm In
the first two ballots, and absolutely
no significance. None of the leaders
had uncovered all of his first strength.
secretary of State Colby, r next to
Bryan, proved to be the ' sensation . of
Friday's session and, as a result, there
was recurring talk of his possibly get
ting Into the fray as a dark horse.
Like a Lochlnvar, the handsome ad
ministration spokesman seised dominat
ing position in the party, and through
exceptional use of his oratorical ability
reestablished the . administration's com
mand of the conventon.
Suave, humorous, now serious, now
voicing witticisms at Bryan's .expense.
VOTE BY STATES ON 3
LEADING CANDIDATES
a
a
States.
24
6
13
26
12
14
6
12
28
8
E8
80
26
20
26.
20,
12
16
36
30
24
20
36
8
16
6
8
28
6
90
24
10
48
20
10
76
10
18
10
24
40
8
8
24
14
16
26
6
6
6
6
6
6
2
Alabama
Arizona ...........
Arkansas
California
Colorado.
Connecticut
9
4
3
10
3
4
1
"
8
9
Delaware
Flo-Ida..,
.
uwi Bia.i ......... ......... .
Idaho .......j --
liunuis, ........v. .......
Indiana.
Iowa. ...................
Kansas.. j. ...
20
3
5
6
6V
4
IB
10
15
1- -
. .
2
Kentucky..
Louisiana.......
Maine
Maryland........
Massachusetts. .
. . . .
Michigan....
Minnesota.
Mississippi. -
Missouri. . . . r
Montana.-. L-
Nebraska........
Nevada. -
New Hampshire.
New Jersey
New Mexico '.
New York
North Carolina,
North Dakota.,
Ohio............
Oklahoma......
6
10
2
2
18
s
" 2 '
40
8
4
10
ii
; 2
Pennsylvania..
.Rhode Island
South Carolina.
f South Dakota
Tennessee...........
Texas
Utah
Vermont......
Virginia......
Washington, , .
West Virginia
Wisconsin. . .
Wyoming. . .. .
Alaska........
District of Columbia......
Hawaii. .. ..
Philippines.
Porto Rico.
Canal Zone,
..............
Totals.
. 266
I?m
, :
CALI
Fewer Girls Take '
Examinations for '
. Places in Schools
Roseburg, July 3. The falling off in
the number of girls entering the teaching-
profession was demonstrated here
when the yearly examinations were
given. Formerly applicants ranged be
tween 75 and 100. This year but 42 reg
istered. .' :
More than 30 teachers quit the pro
fession at the end of the school term.
Considerably more than half of - these
have been married. The' situation, in
this county' is critical.- and many dis
tricts are ysing the newspaper classi
fied columns, seeking suitable lnstuctors
Ballots
Candidates
MffAdoo. . . .
Palmar - . . . .
; 1st
2nd
. . .
. . . .
,v... S
,.....256
134
..... 88
..... . 2.1
..... 83
..... 10S
... 3
..... SI
2T -
87
, . . . . 2 H
280
264
ir
. 29
27
S1H
101
84
12
-
- as
25 H
ft
25
1;
Cox.
Own
Cummings .....
Dana . .
Hmitb ........
Kriwarda "i . . . . .
Gerard .......
Meredith ......
Marshall ......
Glaa ........
Clark ........
Simmons ......
Bryan
Colby
Paniels ..... ,.
Wood ........
Hunt
Cndarwaod . . . .
Williams ......
Hitchcock . . . . .
Harrison - ......
.
....
. . . J
. . .
.
. . .'
. . . V
24
is
. . . .
. . . ..
. , . .
. . . .
. . . .
is
7
iry to choiee, 78L
Colby gradually became "complete mas
ter of the situation he was thrown Into
precipitately. When he- concluded 'his
speech, which was, for the most part,
a striking defense of - the president's
contentions for the League of Nations,
he was accorded a great demonstration.
Every standard on the floor was ranged
before the platform by delegation lead
ers, and cheers and applause for Colby
rang through the Auditorium.. He did
not rebutt Bryan's position orrOhe liquor
issue, passing that over as tactfully as
he drove his thrusts at the commoner
on the other issues. -i
FIRST BALLOT
SECOND BALLOT
T
O
M
a.
o
e
6 J .
1' I ..
10
4
4
13
3
'i
2
-8
12
6
2
2
3
8
3
10
10
4
2
7
3
8
4
..i j
8
28
35
- 7
28
36
10
f
23
SI.
20
3
5
6
l
14
12
23
2
4
6 ,
'
2
6
17
12
7
10
4
3
5
20
13
ii
2
1
1
201
6
i
1
"i"
- 4
2.
1
1
48
48
10
2
2
18
"i
40
8
.4
io
is
6
2
73
6-
73
4
;
si
Z
-2
. .
"i
2i
,8 '
6
4
2
,1
1
1
256 134
289
264
169
- 1 1 i 1
Results of Friday's Ballots
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BRYAII LOSES DRY
FIGHT 929 TO 155
Auditorium.-San Francisco, July
S. Immediately after Carter Glass
concluded his reading of. the plat
form Friday evening, the convention -
adopted the credentials comi-ittee
report, comprising the platform.
William Jennings Bryan's dry plank.
submitted as a part of the minority re
port of the credentials committee, was
defeated on a roll call of states in tha,
Democratic national convention by an
overwhelming majority.
Following defeat of the Bryan bone
dry plank, 92H to 155. the Hob ion pro
hibition plank was defeated by a viva
voce vote, --.
Bourke Cochran's wet plank was de
cisively beaten onuxoll call by a vote of
356 to 726.
Bryan's proposal for the establishment'"
of the "national bulletin' In Washington
was defeated by an overwhelming viva
vnt. V.h.iWin. ,nrL
profiteering plank was likewise defeated.
Bryan a League of Nations plank was
then defeated by a tremendous majority
In a viva-voce vote.
Lyons' soldiers' aid proposition was
also defeated.
The Irish amendment to the platform
was defeated by 402 to 675 Vi.
The Democratic - national coventlon
went Into session today at 10:37 a. m.
Cox Delighted With
Platform .Adopted
In Democratic Meet
Dayton. Ohio, July 8. (TJ. P.) Oov
ernor Cox today expressed delight In the
platform adopted by the -Democratic
national convention.
He went to his newspaper office last
night to receive results of the balloting.
He was accompanied by, Mrs. Cox, who
remained with him until the convention
recessed. v. . -
Kfw Austrian Cabinet Formed
London. July 8. (I. N. S.1 Drl Maya
has. succeeded in forming a new Austrian
cabinet, to succeed the Itenner ministry,
said an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Vienna today.
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