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YOU X-, No. W4I*.
GIIAN1H PAH44, JOKKPHINE OOU.VTY, OREGON,
ili! IWDAt. .11 LY I, IIMI.
WHOLE NI MBEB 101«.
ELECTION LOST
AGAIN PUT OFF
I m -ague Ismrx ill Primary
FJivtlon
for Governor in North Dakota for
Nomination
Would Pledge Party to the Effective
En forcement of the Votxb-ad Law
Without Change
——
Fargo. N. D., July 1. ‘Returns II4REO>N< ILI IBI.EH CLAIM 400 HI B-coM.MITTEE DRAFT IS GIVEN I San Francisco, July 1.—William J. DIS8ENTION AT
FIVE MINI TEH WANTED To HIVE
CONVENTION
from 4 35 scattered precincts out of
Bryan's prohibition plank, around
Allait MENT FOR PLANE BY
DELEGATE« WHO WILL HTAY
MAKES NOMINATION IMPOS­
TO MAIN BODY—FAVORS
2089 In th» state In yesterday's pri­
' which today's fight In the platform
HYMPATIIIZERH
TO THE LAST
SIBLE BEFORE FRIDAY
PEACE TREATY
mary election, give William I-anger,
{committee Is centering, read» aa fol-
lows: "We heartily congratulate the
democratic party on its splendid
leadership in the submission and rat­
ification of the prohibition amend-.
I ment to the federal constitution and
we pledge the party to the effective
IlMllr M m ) Hr CorriiMl luto limven-
Menali>r Ol>jo t*> to Remark by For­ Liquor Not Mond,mol—Collertlve enforcement of the Volatead law, Nmendnient to Administration Flank
tJ<m—ProjiooalH lU'j«-<S<»t by the
<m I .cague Forced—Work Is
mer H*»retarj—Administration
Bargaining by Farmers Advocate«!, honestly and in good faith, without
Washington.
July 1. Senator
Full (>>tnmltt<'o
Seeks Dark Horse
Delayed
Follow
Virginia
I
’
lntform
any
In
reaae
In
the
alcoholic
con
­
Harding buckled down today to bls
and
tent
of
permitted
beverages
work of clearing away all pending
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without any weakening of any other f
Hau Francisco. July 1. The con­ matters, preparatory to his depar­
Francisco.
Cai..
July
1.
-Ir
­
Han
Auditorium,
San
Francisco,
July
San
Francisco
July
1
—
The
demo-
of
its
provisions.'*
vention resolutions committee recon ture »arly Saturday for his home at reionclable opponents to McAdoo cratic platform as drafted by the
1.—With 14 candidates placed be-
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vened promptly st 11 o'clock to take Marlon. Ohio.
!
fore it for the presidential nomina­
sub-
ommlttee
of
nine
and
aubmlt-
n«o
a
■
claimed a block of at least 400 hit­
up the platform struggle where it
tion, the democratic national conven­
the
full
committee
declared
ted
to
ter-enders who would stand to the
ended long after midnight. A sharp
tion after a brief session today found
for the ratification of the peace trea-
fight on llryan'a dry plank wan In
last and prevent hla nomination. ty as a requislte to preserve the hon-
i the platform committee unable to
Immediate prospect
McAdoo claimed they have within 50 or and integrity of the nation: sug-
make a report and adjourned until
The "caucus" of Irish sympathiz­
8 o'clock tonight.
votes of the necessary two-thlrds ma-, gests that the Irish question can be
ers among delegates applied to the
An attempt to suspend the ruins
brought legitimately before the
Jorlty
and
declared
that
they
were
eommlttoe for a five minute hearing
and go ahead with the balloting was
league
of
nations
for
settlement
but
sure of accessions, attracted by the
In which to present argument for the
Chicago, Ill., July I.—The long met with auch obvious disapproval by
Is silent on the subject of prohibi­
Irish recognition plfhk
showing of their strength.
hours of oratory that mark every na­ the convention that it was not press
tion.
Madrid, July 1.- The sun prevent­
The caucus chairman said he was
During the debate in the rosolu-, It ndvocates collective bargaining tional political convention may bore ed. Today's brief session was m arked
prompted to serve an ultimatum on ed what threatened to be a serious lions committee. Senator Glass and for farmers: opposes compulsory ar­ the tired delegates and spectators by quiet and order in comparison
the committee that a fight would be outbreak In Madrid during the recent
nearly to the point of exhaustion, with the noisy and turbulent session
bakers' strike. The first two days W. J. Bryan clashed over Bryan's bitration of labor disputes: declares
made on the floor for such a plank.
for the recognition of the new Mexi­ but never kill their sense of humor, of yesterday. No one could estimate
published
criticisms
of
the
sub-com-
!
were
dull
and
The caucus was held In the hall
,b" bread scarcity
can government when order Is estab­ Occasionally a witty sentence or a the probable duration of tonight’s
adjoining th« committee room Sen threatening and the hungry poor mlttee as a "secret body." When
lished and calls on the legislatures of quick rejoinder has been credited session and there were no assurances
the
lowering
Senator
Glass
objected
to
It.
Bryan
«tor Walsh, qf Massachusetts, made ’"T" *’ affm-ted by
Tennessee,
Florida and North Caro­ with having had a greater effect on that it might not continue until day-
a request that the committee hear ••‘les and the lack of food that they replied that he would use it again.1
the final result than all the oratory light.
Fonk P Walsh, of Kansas City: l»a''»ded the streets tn groups utter- or any other word he should choose lina to ratify the suffrage amend­ of the picked spell-binders.
The platform committee continued
ment.
Overnight conferences of forces
Jnhn J Fitzgerald, the Rhode Island IntT shouts and menacing storekeep
working during the day, hoping to
Tn
many
respects
the
platform
fol-
At
the
recent
republican
gathering
caucus chairman, said that a minor- erK wbo kept their establishments seeking to effect a combination to
harmonize the differences over the
defeat the nomination of McAdoo. ,OW1' that adopted by the Virginia at Chicago. Frank B Willis, former
Ity report favoring ths recognition °P*n-
prohibitiou plank and the league of
felled
to
reach
any
agreement
on
the
«
’
«mocrata.
which
was
publicly
ap-
gorvernor
of
Ohio,
was
nominating
of the plank was demanded, to pave
On the third day the sun shone
.
The Senator Warren O. Harding for the nations and the Irish questions.
candidate
and
their
only
accomplish-
prov
"
d
President
Wilson,
the way for carrying the fight to th» and although still hungry and corn­
After a wrangle of over two hours
n? nations plank In particular presidency. Ohio was far down in
floor. If refused, or If the commit- iwlled to wait Indefinite hours for ment seemed to he a stiffening of the
was taken virtually as a whole from the list. The 13.000 sweltering per- over the suffrage plank the commit­
determlnatlon
to
hold
solid
if
pos-
tee refused to hear Frank Walsh, he the loaves to be doled out. the peo-
the Virginia platform, though In sone, who crowded the big coliseum tee reached an agreement, and began
salil. the counts of the Irdth sympa- pie did so patiently and even cheer- (s,ble. the veto block of votes,
other
respects there have been modi- had listened with only half-lntereet the consideration of the Irish plank
Aa a counter move to meet the
thlzers would be determined at an- Uy.
ficatlons and many new subjects to more thsn five hours of fervid or­ by granting the request of Frank P.
combination
against
McAdoo,
admin
­
other session of the caucus later Io-
All kinds of laws and police regu-
added.
atory when Willis, closing his speech. I Walsh that he be heard.
day. The convention Hiles could not latlons were broken by the men. istration forces were scouting for a
The preamble sends greetings to > said "Well, boys and girls, let’s
dark
horse
of
their
own
who
could
prevent a floor battle, he said
women and children forming the al-
IPreaddent Wilson, commending his i nominate Harding.”
San Francisco. July 1.—«Prospects
The Irish sub-commlttee plank pro- mo9t endless bread-lines, hut the au- break the combination If It proved achievements in the interest of the
hnmor
brought
a
for
balloting late today for presi­
'
The
friendly
effective.
Vice
President
Marshall
poslng to leave the settlement of the thoritles took a lenlent view of * what
dential candidates went glimmering
had been talked of to head the com- country and of the whole world and ready response.
Irish question to the league of na- occurred,
binatfon against McAdoo There was condemns tn general terms the re-
The next day. when the landslide as the delegates to the democratic
tlona was rejected by the full plat­
When an old man brought a ramp also mention of Senator Cummings. publican congress.
toward Harding began, an Ohto ad- national convention assembled for
form committee which also voted bedstead, set it up on the sidewalk
mlrer of tho senator who had fB_ the fourth day's session. A long and
down by a majority of two to one and stretched htmaelf on it. a police­
scribed the sentence on a huge sheet bitter fight over the league of na­
the blanket proposal favoring Irish man arrested him and led him to the
of cardboard dropped ft from the gal­ tions declaration, in which the sup­
1nd«t>endence.
station house with hla bed The po­
lery. Tt made an Instantaneous bit. porters of President Wilson were
lice captain first looked grave, then
Earlier In the contest, a negro forced to accept the amendment to
began to laugh when the offender
delegate from Oklahoma, appearing the administration's plank before it
explained he knew ho might have to
I
.... I I .1 ■■■■
before
the credentials committee at could be adopted, so delayed the
Berlin. July 1. One of the very wait anything from 12 to 24 hours
3 o’clock In the morning to press his work of the platform committee that
few German Industries that may be for his bread and had merely pro-
I claim for a seat, put new life Into there is little likelihood of balloting
said to be flourishing is tho potash Added against fatigue, H« was re- ¡ Winnipeg. Man., July 1.—-Air-' Tendon, July 1.—Dr. Alic* Mas- that body and won his point by a to begin befors tomorrow.
The galleries were filled early in
Industry
The production of this leased and returned to his place In ' planes, used for advertising purposes aryk, daughter of the president of remark. Having told how the "Illy
Wtw material and its derivatives Is! i the line with his bed amid the ap- will feature the ele tlon campaign ot the Czecho-Slovak republic and her- white" side had held its convention the expectation of a fight on the
the members of the Manitoba govern- self the president of the Czecho-Slo-
entirely In German hands and |h(1 Plaitse of the crowd.
tn a hotel from which negroes were platform issue. The delegates came
Another group hired a barrel or- ment who will seek re-election under. vak Red Cross, who has been vlstt-
more slowly. The band and singers
demand for It both at home gn()
barred by the proprietor, he said:
entertained the crowd. Besides the
abroad Is constant and eager. One gan whose owner played popular the leadership of Premier Norris this fng Ixvndon, expressed herself hope-
"Why, gentlemen, in Oklahoma speech placing Ambassador Davis in
Company has made during the last melodies while the people waiting summer. This unique method of fully with regard to the future of
there's ‘Jim Crowism’ from the hen- nomination, it was understood that
with
growing
appetites
and
hollow
conducting
electioneering
is
new
and
her
country.
fiscal year a record net profit of 43,-
Senator Glass will be placed In nom­
“There is a promise of a good house to the hotel.”
000,000 marks, while another )1P, , stomachs danced merrily. On tho Is claimed by officials of the Norris
In the langh that followed a mo- ination.
Calle de la Magdalena a cobbler ar- government to be the first attempt harvest.” she said, "the sugar beet
made nearly 18,000,000 marks.
rived carrying a stool, his tools and; to use it In the world
Edward crop 19 estimated at 700,000 metric tlon to seat the contestant was car­
Chairman Robinson called the con­
a pair of shoes, which he was able Brown, provincial treasurer tn the tons of which 400.000 tons will
be ried unanimously.
vention to order at 1:20 o'clock.
to sole and heel before his turn came' present cabinet, recently took a available for export. The political
Senator Simmons, of North Caro­
to obtain a loaf.
flight over Winnipeg and expressed outlook is also good, the new consti-
lina. Senator Glass of Virginia, Am-
Similar scenes were enacted day himself as highly delighted with the tutlon having provided a sound Ixwal Boy Marries Michigan Girl— bassador John W. Davis, were all
after day amid general hilarity until possibilities of airplanes In the cam- working basis. Its democratic char-
A very pretty and quiet wedding placed In nomination during the
thn municipal authorities decided to patgn
actor afforded protectlon for the < took place at the home of Mrs Mary| first hour ot today's session.
Two machines are already engaged minorities In the German districts Benoit. 117 Hubbard Ave.. Saturday
When the Philippines were reach­
- — - -
i break up the big bread-lines by dls-
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 1.— tributlng loaves from a larger num- in the enterprise. They will touch which could not be given up.
evening at 7 o’clock, when her ed In the roll call of states for nom­
One result of the movement against j her of centers. The danger was then 1 at least one town in every constltu-
"The Germans,” she remarked.. daughter. Miss Marie Kathleen, was inations. Miss Bessie Dwyer, of Ma­
lency. Campaign literature will be
the high cost of living in the United over,
¡"will not have such a hard time in' united in marriage to Archie J. Wil­ nila*. offered the name of Frances
dropped from the airplane as ft cir­
Btntes has been to add a new word |
; the republic as we had when they liams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burton Harrison, governor general of
cles over the town. After landing,
—"overalls—to the Portugese lang-!
Williams of Grants Pass. Oregon. The the islands. When Secretary Hoff-
I were in power."
the government support*r in the ma­
uagc.
*
marriage was performed by Rev. man announced the resolutions com-
Czecho-Slovakla
The children of
chine will address the crowd that
When tho overalls movement start­ Forest Patrol Stade­
Father Ltiby. Their only attendants mlttee would not be ready to report
An airplane, presumably one of gathers to meet it. Supporters ot are being organized into a Junior Red were Miss Tmcille Mocre and Mr. until 8 o’clock tonight, the conven-
ed in tho United States recently
Cross,
men
of
the
Serbian
army
as
­
newspaper men hore translating the the forestry pianos stationed at Eu- Premier Norris are enthusiastic over sisting. Over 3,000 schools were Howard Moore. Mr. Williams was a tlon adjourned until that hoar,
Associated Press dispatches from gene, went over the city today, The the scheme.
member of the 95th aero squadron j
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The machines at present engaged built In one year In the eastern part which was stationed at Selfridge Married I<ast Evening—
English Into the .Portuguese lang­ patrol was expected to begin today
of the country which was very much
uage were perplexed. The literal and a dally flight will lie taken over display an appeal urging voters to neglected under the Magyar rule and Field and later transfered to March
Ixvst evening at the home of
translation would be "sobretudo" but the entire reaerve. laist year the support the present government.
Field. Cal., where he received his tj)e bjjde'g parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
the
children
are
being
taught
.
the
ns this moans overcoat In Portu­ planes did much good work in re­
honorable discharge as an aeronaut. w Courtney at 8 o’clock. Miss Lor-
I importance of i>ersonal hygiene.
guese It would not serve. The trans­ porting fires, There have been no
—
-Mount Clemens (Mich.) Leader.
ene Courtney was united in mar-
lators finally decided on '.'roupa de serious fires yet this year In the re- M c A doo silent on question
'
riage to Everett O. Bradford.
As
)f<
serve
adjacent
to
this
city.
A
num
­
DEALING WITH CONVENTION
operario" which In English
E.
E.
Blanchard
Improves
—
I
th
®
•
trains
ot
Mendelshon's
wedding
ber of small fires have been encoun­
"workmen's clothes."
Former G. P. Couple Mnrricsl—
Attorney E E. Blanchard, who has march were
and heautifully
At present, however, since photo­ tered but none have burned over
Huntington. N. Y., July 1.—Main­
William Earl Milliken and Miss been confined to his bed bv Illness 'lla>p(’ b>’
Corlyss Courtney, the
graphs have arrived from North more than sevon acres.
taining a sphinx-like silence. William Ruth Claire Hardie, both rormer in­ since Monday, Is reported to be much,brldal f>artv «ambled at the bower
America and tho movement has been
McAdoo, at his country home here structors In the Grants Pass high improved today. He will soon be nt ”11!®s amn«#d ’’or th® occasion,
started here, no further effort la
today declined to be persuaded by school, were marreld in Seattle on able to be about the streets again. It
Kno“a* Pa’'‘or of New'
The simple Tomperatnrv G* mw Up—
made at translation.
newspaper men to make any com­ Tuesday. June 29.
' mnn "M. E. church officiated, using
is hoped.
English word "overalls" has been
The weather man. in attempting ment on the activities at the demo­
the full form ceremony, a*nd the
adopted by newspapers and publie to mske up for some of the cold cratic «convention in San Francisco
father. C. W. Courtney gave the
alike.
weather last winter, is over-doing It where his namo has been placed in
Suffered a Stroke—
bride away. Only Immediate rela-
The movement Is gathering mo­ just a little. Yesterday the ther­ nomination for the presidency.
Saturday Advertising ‘Copy—
I Mrs. J. T. Revis and daughter, tivee were present. After the con-
I
mentum In <Rlo de Janeiro and vicin­ mometer went up to 95 degrees and
Saturday Courier advertisers arc Mrs. Falk, of Portland, arrived yes- gratulatlons were given, all sat
ity. Agitation started by newspapers today it promised to knock the top
requested to send copy for awvertis- torday from Portland to be with Mr.' down to a splendid wedding lunch­
has been taken up by students who nut of It. It has mado tho swimming
BAKER CITY POPULATION
ing Friday afternon if possible. Only Revis, who suffered a stroke of pa-, eon. The young couple took the
in a mass meeting resolved to load In the river popular, however, the
a limited amount of advertising can r»lysis a few days ago. Mr. Revis evening train south i for a short
tho way in Imitation of North Ameri­ bathhouse receiving a heavy bus­
Washlngton, July t.—The popula­ be handled on Saturday if copy is w as taken to the hospital in a critical honeymoon trip. C
On their retar«
cana In combatting the high cost of iness. The water yesterday was 70 tion of Baker City is placed at 7729. late. There will be no Courier is­ condition but is now reported to be they will make their home in Grants
degrees.
living.
an increase of 987, or 14.« per cent. sued on Monday.
out of danger.
Paes
Independent republican 25,044 votes
and Governor Frazier, non-partisan
league candidate 13,373, for th«
gubernatorial nomination.
WILSON SUPPORTERS LOSE OUT
AIRPLANE USED Î0