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GRANTN PARK, JOHEPHI.NE CXH'NTY, OREGON,
WEDNEHDA1, JI NE 30, 1020.
WHOLE MMIIEH Mil
DAY SPENT IN
TO BE DRAFTED
l<«|M>ncnt of tarniM* Juice EipresM*»
Illa l>i»»ati»fn<tlon Over Present
Mituation
San Francisco, June 30. William
J. llryan is In a fighting mood,
Speaking at a breakfast gathering
early today he expressed his dlssat
Isfactlon with the wet and dry sit­
uation before the resolutions com­
mittee. He said that he expected a
fight In the convention, and that he
Vlce-Pr<«i<lenUMl '< nudldate
b«> » ’’hoped to gain the distinction as a
reviser of platforms.”
That Public Must Return to
Hdf-Omtrol
"It takes only one man to bring
In a minority report, and there Is
that onutnan on the resolutions com­
1 came here as a delegate
Washington, June 30 The re- mittee.
i
from
Nebraska
to take the case be­
publican presidential campaign will 1
fore the thousand other delegates
be based on "an appeal to restore^ ^assembled here and to let them an
party government us a constitutional swer.
substitute for personal government,"
*‘I came here to do what I can
Senator llardlng announced today for the people, not to see what I can
after a conference with Calvin Cool­ get the people to do for me. If I
<-«n help this world to banish alcohol,
idge. his running mate, and National and after that to banish war. and, if
Chairman Haya.
I can do that, no office or no presi­
At the name time Governor Cool­ dency can offer honors that will be
idge, in a formal statement declared mln«."
After the roll call of the state had
there must be "a return of public
been called Alabama passed
Ari-
the
opinion toward self-control, by
z< nn yielded to Oklahoma. D. Hayno
people and toward the great and T.inchaugh. of Muskogee, placed the
overmastering desire to observe the name of Senator Owen in nomina­
tion.
law."
BE PRESENTED
Bandita Take Thou»an<b> ut Dollurx
in <,<->rgla Itobla-ry—Money Was
for U. H. Marines
Augusta, Ga., Jure 30.—An ex- ONLY CHANGE IN SCHEDULE IB
BCOM.M1TTEE IS PRACTICALLY DEFINITE AND FINAL INSTRUC­
AGREED TO MOLI» FOR WET
TIONS RECEIVED FROM THE i press car on the Charleston and ’ WITHDRAWAL OF MCADOO’S
Western Carolina railroad was re­
PLATFORM
NAME
EAMT
ACTION
ported robbed near here early today
by binaits who gagged and N>und
the messenger and armed guard and
ma-’e away with *59,000. constitut­
ing the payroll for the marines at
Paris Island the 9au h f a ollna sta-
tion
< «venant Plank Will lb- la-ft a» Ref UM» tp < 'omment Further Than
Preaident Hay« Without Any
That the Move Has His Official
l»r. Steams Returns—
Change Whatever
Approbation
Dr. R. W. Stearns returned this
' morning from Salem where he was
called last Friday by the serious 111-
San Francisco, June 30.—Definite ness of his mother, Mre. F. G.
and final Instruct Ions came from the Stearns. On Friday Mra. Stearns Sr.
east today that William Gitbs Me-1 was taken by an attack of paralysis
Adoo’s name was not forma'Iy to be and did not recover, passing away
placed before the democratic na­ Sunday evening. Funeral services'
tional conventfon. Burris Jenkins, were held in Salem Tuesday. Mrs.
of Kansas Otty, who was prepared to R. W. Steams of this city, left Mon­
make the speech nominating McAdoo day evening for Salem and will re-
revised his plans and decided not to main there for a few days
offer his speech.
Speeche« to Put Out of Way Toda*
With Beginning of Balloting
Tomorrow
r
San Francisco, June 30. A'-cord-
San Francisco, June 30.—At 1
ing to administration chlefs, the
o’clock today, the democratic nation­
eub-commltte drafting the democra-
al convention was on the business
tic platform has practically agreed
of hearing the nominating speeches.
on a prohibition plank which is des­
The names of Senator Owen, Ex­
cribed "as slightly moist" and as
Ambassador Gerard, Homer Cum­
being in "support of the constitution­
mings and Senator Hitchcock had
al amendment," but with declara­
been presented during the first hour
tions for persortal liberty, against
and a half.
"vexatious
interference."
The
Mrs. Susan Fitzgerald, of Massa­
league of nations plank, the same
chusetts. was the first woman
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PORTLAND MARKET»
administration chiefs said, has been
New York, July 30—"This action
make a seconding speech in the con­
agreed upon, ‘‘Just as Woodrow Wtl- was taken with my entire approval,” i
vention. She seconded the Owen
son want It. wlthout the dotting o' McAdoo said today when told that
Portland, June 30.—Cattle, hogs,
_ . nomination. The band played "Oh,
an ’I’ or the crossing of a ’t.' ”
"definite and final instructions" had sheep and eggs are steady but un- You Beautiful Doll” as she took the
been received at San Francisco that changed. Butter firm, cubes, extras, platform
The demonstration which followed
San Francisco, June 30.—The his name was not formally to be; 52c at 53c.
the nomination speech for Owens
democratic platform still was in an blared before the democratic nation­
was not lengthy.
embryonic stage, but there are pros­ al convention. He would make no SUGAR PRICES DROP A
Mrs. Force Parker, of Los An­
pects of presentations tomorrow to further comment.
LITTLE
IM
SAN
FRANCISCO
Talks at Medford—
geles. seconded the nomination of
the copventlon when the platform
President F. 8. Bramwell, of the
George Kearns went to Medford
builders reassembled today.
Al­
San Francisco, June 30—All sugar Cummings. Mra. Parker spoke lean
local Chamber of Commerce. George
though many minor planks had been today on a short business trip.
allotments
placed on sale today were than a minute and the delegates In
Sabin and Frank Mashburn went to
W. B. Sherman, of Sacramento. Is quoted at *22.75 per hundred appreciation of her brevity gave her
virtually settled, most of the trouble­
Medford today to attend the forum
some major problems remained un­ spending a few days in the city look­ weight, refiners price, a drop of 25c a rising demonstration of thank».
luncheon of the Medford commercial
The nomination of Attorney Gen­
solved when the subcommittee of ing after some business interests.
since yesterday.
organization. The subject under
eral Palmer was accompanied by the
nine, preparing the tentative draft.' Mrs. Cecil Hayes returned to her
discussion will be the development of
first real noisy and prolonged dem-
home at Roseburg this morning after ALBANIAN CITY HELI»
the tourist trnff!-, and will tie pre­ reconvened today. The league of na­
1 onst ration of the convention, it ran
a visit here with Mrs. II. R. Faubion.
tions
and
prohibition
remained
the
BY'
*
ITALIANS
CAPTURED
Portland. Ore . June 30 A trail sented by Pres'dcnt Bramwell.
A
up towards half an hour with the
C. I Pentileton is a Medford visi­
that will cut off about 30 miles from pumi.'or uf invitations have been re- big barriers to an agreement The
Belgrade. June 30.—A r
----- * I delegates from i
report
Pennsylvania and
the present trip Is being constructed telved by the local chamber but this adjustment of tho league question, tor today attending to business mat­ that the Albanian city of Avlona has
crowd.
The
1
1
Georgia'
leading
the
ters.
however,
was
said
to
be
in
a
fair
from the lower Rogue river country was the first opportunity that they
been captured from the Italians by standards of Maine and Porta Rico
Mrs. A. L. Johnson went to Klam­ Albanian insurgents has been receiv­
to th« railroad above, according to had hnd to make the trip. Medford way to realization
Ry afternoon or night, Chairman ath Falls this morning and will visit ed by the newspaper Pravia, in a also got into the parade as It
word received from Forest Examiner Is very much interested in the tour­
churned around the convention floor.
M L. Merritt, who has just returned ist trade and the Medford body Carter Glass said. It was hoped to go with a daughter for a short time.
dispatch from Uskub. Southern Ser­
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Smith re- bia. The report adds that the en­ Maroon Palmer attendants and small
from the Rogue river country, where, holies that they will be able to get finally before the full committee.
with K P. Cecil of the forest service, a number of valuable suggestions when a long and spirited discussion turned to their home at Gold HUI to- tire Italian garrison was taken with American flags were carried by the
marchers as they cut lines through
was In prospect. With the late ses-! day after visiting here with friends. the town.
he wont to Powers. A trail crew is from Mr. Bramwell.
the crowd of delegates and sang their
F.
C.
Bramwell
is
spending
the
slon
tonight,
lenders
hoped
to
be
working on a stretch of about five
marching song over and over again.
nble to bring the completed product day attending to business matters in
miles over the west end.
The Palmer men pranced about
Medford.
before
the
convention
tomorrow.
Work for this season has just
chanting the celebrated
parody
Some subcommittees are optimls-' Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Perk left this
boon started by the forest service and
"Glory, Glory. Pennsylvania.” to the
morning
for
San
Francisco
where
over
the
prospects
of
harmony
on
tic
It expects to complete from a half to
tune of "Glory, Glory. Hallejah.”
the league dispute. On prohibition; they will visit for the next week.
two-thirds of the work thia year, as
The same tune was kept up by the
the subcommittee remained largely 1 Mrs. W. H. Dana left last night for
insufficient funds make necessary
band in the organ loft and in be-
Portland
to
spend
a
few
days
'visiting
at
sea.
All
suggestions
for
a
wet
!
the postponement of completion un-
tween
the times a crew of cheer
plank which would declare for the with friends.
til next season.
leaders kept the convention floor
repeal of the 1 Rth amendment ori Mrs.’ D. A. Bonner, who has been
Two miles of trail will bo built by
I-ondon. June 29.—Many bishops 1 pepped up.
Featuring the three day celebra­ the annulment of the Volstead en­ visiting here for several days with
the service on the Rogue river to tion at Ashland. Oregon, will be ad­ forcement act were said to have been Mrs. W. H. Dana, left yesterday lot the Anglican church, including 12
———
one of the hills between Kelsey and dresses by James W. Gerard, ex-am­ virtually thrown overboard by tacitlc evening for her home at Glendale.
from America, are already on their
Auditorium. San Francisco, June
Mud crook and Mr Cecil will romnln bassador to Germany, who trod the
Rev. L. Myron Boozer, of Med­ way from distant dioceses to attend 30.—The democratic national con-
consent In the subcommittee, but tho
In the region and do location work on toes of the kaiser during the first fight for the "beer and wine" plank ford. is spending the day in the city, the I-ambeth conference, which will vention assembled today to hear the
another three miles with the expecta­ four years of the world war, and
on one hand and some sort of pro­ being here for the A. H. Carson fu­ begin here early in July. This con- candidates placed in nomination,
tion that the service will work on Bishop William O. Shepherd.
ference has met at intervals of about sith another last clianae of plans
hibition declaration on the other' neral.
them next year. Ho will also run a
The beautiful Llthia park will be was reported still In progress. Sec-' Mrs. Earl Brown arrived this ten years since 186 7, when Arch- Ct the McAdoo forces which finally
preliminary lino over the next nine tho setting of minera’ row. reproduc­ retary of State Colby, according to; morning from Medford for a visit bishop Longley, first invited all the precluded the present»’Inn of h-s
miles towards Grants Pass, so that ing the days of '49, with Its faro,
reports slipping out from closely' here with her parents, Mr. and Mra bishops in communion with the name. There were >u changes re­
the service will know just how much dice and roulette. The bar will over­ sealed quarters, was said to be fa.V-1 Jas. Slover.
Church of England to a conference at specting the placing of other candl-
more work there Is to he done. The flow again, and the dancehall will be
dates in nomination. Prospects were
W. L. Regis, of Glendale, stopped I^ambeth.
orlng the beer and wine provision.
eervlre plans to keep the trail crow there tn all its old time splendor. The report was accorded significance off here a short time today to attend
The American bishops have al- that the convention w'ould
go
busy oven- season for several years Parades of all characters, historical because of Colby's recent conference to some business before continuing ready taken a prominent part in through in a continuous session to-
to come, working the trail system ont and comical, will be sprinkled with President Wilson. So far as on a trip to Klamath Falls,
preparing for the conference, but, l'aY a*»d
*H Ike nominating
gradually and fighting fires In the throughout tho three days.
the main body of the platform is
Misses Margaret Bartlett and for some reason which is not very speeches out of the way. leaving to-
dry season.
Bishop Shepherd will take charge . concerned, the subcommittee found Helen Shank have arrived from clear, says the Times, they have not morrow free for balloting,
Mr. Merritt says that the Rogue on Sunday, tho Fourth, and will of­ little difficulty In agreeing. The VIr-i Portland to spend the summer with appointed the four representatives to! Chairman Robinson began whack­
which they are entitled on the Cen­ ing has gavel at 11:14 o'clock. The
river trail follows tho Rogue river ficiate at the unveiling of a tablet In i gin la platform, endorsed by Presi- ! friends' in the city,
tral
Consultative Body. It is expect­ Cox delegation, however, insisted on
ennyon and In many plnces It Is cut memory of tho brave boys of Ash­ dent Wilson and brought here
Eugene Smith, of Bakersfield. Cal.,
through cliffs and slides that arc land and vicinity who died 1n the Senator Glass was said to have fur-j spent a' short time in the city leaving ed that about 279 bishops will at­ having a demonstration and the con-
vention awaited its end.
It was
continually filling with loose rocks service of their country durino:
nlshed them the basis for declara- this morning for Hugo. Mr. Smith tend this year’s Cvliberations, 100 of short.
world
war.
them
from
the
British
Isles.
107
which roll down from above, making
' tfons readily agreed to, regarding expects to return here later to make
It was 11:30 o’clock before the
Tho days will be replete with en- , the general principles of the party, j his home.
from overseas and 72 from America.
It tho most difficult trail tho service
convention
came to order for the day
has to contend with. Recnuso they tortnfnment for everyone. Ashland
A
representative
group
of
American
When the full platform commit-! Mr. and ¡Mrs. E. A. Hulsey have
arc need by the United States mall and Yreka will strive for honors nt i tee reassembled at 11 o'clock, Sen-, been visiting here for a number of bishops Is preparing a number of pa­ of nominating speeches.
Candidates for presidential honors
carriers on their regular route from i tho baseball park; games and con- ator Glass reported that the subcom­ days with friends, They returned pers on Christian unity.
were being placed in nomination at
Tllaho, Agnoss and the entire Rogue tests will be In order for the chll- mittee was not ready to report and i this morning to their home at North
today’s session of the democratic na­
river territory, the trails In that re­ dren; and tho fireworks which close I a recess was taken until 7:30 to-! Bend.
Employed in Chicago—
tional convention. While the com­
gion are of more than usual import- the celebration will be the best ever. night.
The subcommittee again
Miss Pearl Youngblood returned
Mrs. Joseph Harper has received mitteemen struggled behind closed
ahce.
went Into session with its members last night from Washington, D. Ct word from her son, George Harper, doors, attempting to draft a platform
Secretary Is Here——
divided in opinions as to whether | where she spent the past few years in that he is now employed in Chicago.
acceptable to all elements of the
Tuition Had Meeting—
Clarence D. Smith, field secretary there will be a possible report at the the insurance department.
Mies He is working with the Union Sta-
party, the convention under the rule
of tho Kimball School of Theology, hour fixed.
I Youngblood will visit here all sum- tion Company, which is bullding a approved yesterday, saved
The meeting of the American Tz>- of Salem, arrived In Grants Pass
time by
Mre.
mer with her parents. 'Mr. and
new union station for a number of having the nominating speeches
glon was well attended last night, a Tuesday in the interests of Kimball Take« Ronds North—
F. O. Youngblood. She spent the lines. Air. Harper has the super- made in advance.
number of the members coming 1n and will bo here for a few days. Thy
Wflford Allen, secretary of the past four days visiting with a sister vision of a viaduct over one of the
Beginning before noon, oratory
from different points In the county. Kimball college Is tho theological Grants Pass Irrigation District. left in San Francisco.
streets. He says that he would like held forth and was expected to con­
to see any of his old friends if they tinue throughout the day.
A full explanation of the merits of school of tho northwest and Is en­ Tuesday evening with *134.000 of.
dorsed and authorized by the Metho­ the bonds of the district. He Is tak­ Water is Warm—
ever
get to Chicago, his office being
the government Insurance was offer­
dist Episcopal church. It Is wholly ing tho bonds to Salem for certifl'n-1 The water tn the river has begun nt 507 South Canal street.
Crop S|>ecialist Here—
ed by C. H. Ernst, a local Insurau -c Independent of Willamette Univer­ tion and will then deliver them to to take on an August temperature.
w. 3. Carpenter, crop specialist
representative. Ills remarks w’erc sity In administration and mainten­ the Ralph Schiieeloch bonding house Yesterday afternoon the thermome­ Injured by Fall—
at O. A. C., is pending a few days
seconded by M. C. Gaston, who alsn ance. but Its students have free ad­ at Portland, this house havine decid­ ter showed that. It had reached 70
Mrs. I. T. Gallager, of Rogue
Is representative for an Insurance mission to courses of study offered 1 ed to buy nil the bonds of the dis­ degrees, the warmest of the year River, fell last night and broke both in the county with County Agent
Miller. Today they are visiting the
company. Both advised th^ moo to by the university,
The Kimball trict. Tho money from these bonds Isvst year ir. August It got a little bones in her right arm, the injury
carry as much of the Insurance ns school is much In need of further .will 1>e applied on the new contract. warmer than this. The water Is tall- being very painful, Or. Tx>,:^hridge Merlin and Wilderville districts In­
possible. Aftor the business session, endowment, and It is for the pur- This money will be the flrat to be Ing fast and the present Indications was summoned and the hones were specting potato crops for certifica­
a number of candidates wore Initiat­ nose of securing thls that Mr. Smith 1 expended on the new work author- point to the lowest stage for a num­ set. Mrs. Gallager Is getting along tion for seed. They will also visit
a number of farms in the immedi­
ed. Refreshments wore served.
Is tn the city.
I l»ed by the hoard of directors.
ber of years.
excellently.
ate vicinity of Grants Pass.