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WILSON MEN CONTROL
AT SAN FRANCISCO
I DEMOCRATS CONVENE
Drs Morgan &.wii J
IN SAN FRANCISCO
J. R. M orian
Ja». W ilkie
Display
D E N T IS T S
of
Starts
Wilson's
a
Halt
Head the
Hour
M ORO.
OREGON
Dr. C. E. Gard
d e n t is t
San F ran cisco — T h e D em ocratic n a­
tional convention w as called to o rd er
Monday by J. Bruce K rem er of B utte,
Mont., vice-chairm an of the D em ocratic
national com m ittee
An Innovation In th e opening of the
convention was th e silencing of th e
g reat g ath erin g by a bugle call. In
stead of th e usuhl pounding w ith th e
gavel. A d etach m en t of m arin es In
front of th e platform raised th e na
tlonal colors and p resen ted arm s, w hile
the band played th e “S ta r 8 pangled
Office in the Bank o f Moro build-
B anner.”
ing. uptlairt.
P erched high Inside the o rgan In
a special gallery a m ilitary band
MORO,
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played aw ay th e tim e. As th e noon
hour and th e opening tim e approached
the color guard of m arines appeared
on th e platform . A six-foot sergean,
w ith th e gleam ing folds of a regi
m ental flag In his hand, m ade a vivid
sp o t of color on th e platform . At his
aide stood th e arm ed non-comm lsslon
ed officers of the coior guard and with
vVo^t Bldg.
them tw o m arin e buglers.
T H E D A L L E S, - O R E G O N
B uglers Sound “ A ttention."
W hen Vice C hairm an K rem er of the
n atio n al com m ittee gave the signal, a
bugler sounded “ A tten tio n .” T he sh a r;
sta cc ato call ran g out over th e upr<
of co n v ersatio n . T h e first notes oi
T he S tar-S pangled B anner" rang out
P h ysicia n and Surgeon.
from th e band and the organ together,
and as d eleg ates, a lte rn a te s and spec
ta t or s and a tte n d a n ts stood in trib u te,
M oro, Oregon.
a m o n ster flag dropped from th e cell­
ing to form a w al^ o f color behind th e
Office in residence.
platforid. It obscured the view of the
band gallery and o rgan loft, but as It
fell th e booming to n es of the organ
rose from behind it. Joining with ma
Residence phone M 72
Jectic th u n d e r In th e national anthem .
Prom floor and g alleries deleg ates and
Office phone 463
sp e cta to rs Joined In th e m ighty to n es
P ictu re C auses D em onstration.
DR. WALTER W. HART
D E N T IS T
• S an F ran cisco .— By the unopposed
choice of S en ato r Q lass of V irginia as
chgirm un of th e resolutions com m it­
tee to d ia ft th e platform of the demo­
cratic n utlonal convention, and the
selection of S en ato r Joseph T. Robln-
a .n of A rk a n sas for perm anent ch air­
m an of th e convention, adm inistration
forces dem onstrate< F/h»t th ey w ere lu
com plete control of th e convention m a­
chinery.
T he fact th a t S ecretary Colby, an
acknow ledged ad m in istratio n spokes­
m an, got a place on the sub-comm ittee
of nine w hich will d raft the p la fu rm ,
w hile W illiam J. Bryan did not get a
place pn fhe d raftin g com m ittee, was
pointed o ut as additional evidence that
th e ad m in istra tio n force» were in full
J. Bruce K rem er, vice ch airm an of control.
the D em ocratic n ationaj com m ittee,
S en ato r W alsh, who was understood
who called th e D em ocratic convention to hayp th e backing of Mr. Bryan, had
to order a t San F rancisco.
been urged for the chairm anship of
th e co m m ittee cn resolutions by a
group h eaded py w estern delegations.
i T hey abandoned the figlu when a can
vass of the comm ttee revealed a ma
! jo rity a g a in st them . •
T hen cam e th e touch th a t set off
th e convention w ith a wild sh o u t of
exaltation. T he g rea t flag was gath
cred ¿lowly upw ard in its slings and
as it rose It uncovered a flag-draped
O ffice.opp. H otel Sherman
and illum inated p o rtra it of P resid en t
W A SC O ,
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:
O R E G O N W ilson placed high ag ain st the g rea t
pipes of the organ - For a m om ent
th ere was a b reath less pause. T hen
Hour«
by
Appointment
cam
e the tum ult.
Phone
It was a half hour before th e o u t­
b u rst evoked by a sudden display of
the p re sid e n ts p o rtra it could he
stilled. Again and again as his nam e
was m entioned th e ch eers broke out
anew to culm inate In the sh o u t of
approval th a t adopted and te n t to the
W hite H ouse a strik in g testim ony of
Office at Residence.
MORO, ORE his p a rty ’s faith and pride In th e man
who has led it for seven troublous
years.
Right Rev. P. L. Ryan, vicar gen­
eral of the diocese of San F rancisco,
offered the opening p rayer and C h a ir­
m an K rem er Introduced H om er S.
Cum mings, chairm an of the Demo
The Dalles, Oregon
cratic national com m ittee as tem por­
ary chairm an.
Registered
Cum m ings E ndorses W ilson.
DR. C. H. TOHNS
Chiropractor
P. M
. Mali-Lewis & Co.
C«ril sad Arctotectwrtl Esgisssn
>sd Ssryeprs
SENY PROPOSAL TO
CANCEL ALLIED DEBTS
Oregon Decision Overruled.
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URGES WAR ON RATS
Surgeon G eneral W arn s Danger of
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' Bubonic P lague.
W ashington.—C alling atten tio n to
th e discovery o[ bubonic pluguq in sev­
eral A m erican and M exican gulf pbrts
and renew ing his w arn in g regarding
the Introduction of th e plague from
M editerranean p o rts w hich a re known
to be infected, Surgeon G eneral Hugh
9.
Cum ming
u rg e d ' com m unities
throughout the co u n try and especially
along tho coast, to in au g u rate ra t ex­
term in atio n cam paigns.
"T h e ex teu u in a tlo n of ra ts also is
to be desired because of tho trem en d ­
ous economic dam age they cause,"
said G eneral Cum ming.
IfliQ n 9 m
I IU.JU flillh
Ho Emission Charged
Free r,|| Offering Tak8n
C h a u t a u q u a E n g a g e m e n t E x t r a o r d in a r y
T U E S D A Y E V E N IN G J U L Y 6 t h
Coal Situation
ALARMING!
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T h e co a l s itu a tio n in th e U n ite d S ta te s
to d a y is r a p id ly b e c o m in g a la rm in g .
I t is im p o s s ib le to se c u re m in e la b o r.
T h e c a r s itu a tio n is b e c o m in g a c u te a n d
o f n a tio n w id e scope w ith no im m e d ia te
re lie f in s ig h «0 t.
D ue to th e lo n g h a rd w in te r co a l s to c k s o f
b o th c o m m e rc ia l c o n s u m e rs a n d in d u s ­
t r ia l u se rs a re d e p le te d .
T h e s itu a tio n is m o s t u n u s u a l
Freight Rates Advance Soon
M ine Rates are Advancing
O nly 190 Coaling Days Before Christmas
PLACE
YOUR
ORDER
NOW
t U m - a - l U m lu m be r co .
M ORO,
Baker Heads W ater Pow er Board.
The Slide Trombone.
The Hide trombone Is, without
W ashington - S ecre tary B aker was
nam ed by P re sid en t W ilson to be doubt the oldest Instrum ent h <I»I ex*
ch airm an of the boa id provided for In jHtin«' in IlKpi li.llIIVd rnrm. All others
th e w ater power bill to carry out the have undergone- rem arkable change«,
«line of them even In recent years.
provisions of th a t m easu re, S ocretar
The violin has been developiMl from
les M eredlt and P ayne w ere nam ed at tbe viol; the flute has been given keys
the sam e tlmo to be m em bers of the and blown at the side Instead of a t
tbe en d ; the trum pet Bird French hor?
board.
have been supplied with valves; the
piano lias been developed from the
Bryan on Resolution* Com m ittee.
Kan Francisco.'— W illiam Jonntnfes dulcim er (borrowing the keyboard of
tbe harpsichord and
clavichord),
Bryan was named a mamber of Uu.
and the organ has had the most won-
resolutions com m ittee at the caucus
development of nil.
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q< UM NO tm M* delefaüoifc
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WM. JENNINGS BRYAN
U, S. POPULATION IS
PUT AT 105,000,000
D r . S anders
m t
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der th e m eaning of th a t term ns used
in the L ever act, H ow ard Figg. special
a s sista n t to th e a tto rn ey general, baa
ruled.
Mr. F lg g ’s ru lin g w as In reply to an
Inquiry to the N ational R etail Millin­
ers' association as to w h eth er women's
W ashington.—The population of con
h ats com e w ithin th e range of the act
tln
eu tal U nited S tates Is estim ated at
under which the d ep a rtm en t of ju stice
105,000,000
by J. A. Hill, chief sta iistl
ts authorized to pro secu te for profit­
clan for th e census bureau. H is ealeu
eering In n ecessities.
lation is based on th e com bined popu
latlons of 1406 cities and tow ns for
B readstuff* E xp o rt* Increase. .
which sta tistic s have been announced.
W ashington.— B readstuff* exported
T he in crease over 1910 is placed at
in May am ounted to $99,000,000 or an
about 13,000,000, show ing the growth
Increase of about $3,000,000 over the
of tho co u n try has not k ep t pace with
sam e m onth la st year. E xports of
previous decades
A lm ost com plete
m eat and dairy products, valued at
cessatio n of im m igration during the
$31,000,000, showed a decrease of $42,-
w ar is th e chief reason assigned for
000,000 from May, 1919. it was a n ­
nounced by th e d ep artm en t of com ­ the falling ofi in grow th. O ther sug
gostlops w e rj th e tw o Influenza epi-j
merce.
dem ies, retu rn of alien s to th e ir native
lands and deaths of soldiers abroad
21 B a p tis t D e le g a te s In ju re d .
and a t hom e during th e war.
Buffalo, N. Y.—Tw enty one dele­
T he ag g reg ate population of the
gates atten d in g th e N orthern B aptist
convention w ere injured in the collapse cities a i d tow ns on w hich tho estl
m ate w as ma<Je Is <1,029,354. T his is
of a wooden stru c tu re upon* which
an av erag e gain of 26 per cent, com ­
more th a n 500 persons were standing
pared w ith 3» per ce n t In the previous
to have a group photograph taken.
decade.
Nono of th e Injuries is considered
VETERINARIAN
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The Nationally Noted Evangelist, Will Address the People
A d m in istratio n sup p o rters strength
W ashington.—No proposal has b em I ened th e ir hold on the D em ocratic na
made to th e U nited S tates by th e tlonal convention through a series cf
alli< s for the cancellation of th e ir debts victories in th e cred en tials com m lttet
to this governm ent or suggesting th a t which decided th ree hotly fought con
th e ir paym ent be m ade con tin g en t up­ te sts.
on the paym ent to them of rep a ra tio n s
One of th ese waB the denial of a
by Germ any. T his was re ite ra te d by
in th e convention to Senator
treasu ry officials in cum m entlug on Ja m es A. Reed of M issouri. The Clark
cabled report^ in d icatin g th a t th e sub­ Howell d eleg ates In Georgia pledged
ject had been under discussion a t allied to A ttorney G eneral Palm er, also w ere
conferences.
seated. Both actions w ere in accord
R egardless of w hat the views of ad­ w ith previous d écid o n s of the national
m in istratio n officials m ig h t be, con­
com m ittee.
gressional action would be required for
T he cre d en tia ls com m ittee, however,
any action of th is n atu re.
overruled th e n ational com m ittee in
- The secretary of the tre a su ry In de­
th e O regon cuse, w hen it seated . R.
ferrin g th e in te re st paym ents on cer­
R. T u rn e r and Jo h n L. Schuylem an,
tain of the allied debts, is acting w ith­
giving
each one-half a vote. T urner,
in lim itatio n s u n d er th e loan acts of
who
w
as
selected by th e Oregon sta te
congress beyond w hich th e a d m in istra ­
tion cannot go, w h eth er It so desires oem m ittee to fill a vacancy caused by
th e d eath of George T. Baldwin, was
or not.
forced to yield half of his vote to
Schuylem an, desciibcd as a strong ad
WOMEN'S HATS NECESSITIES m in istratio n supporter. Schuylem an
M illinera S ubject to P rosecution for claim ed the^ se at on th e ground th a t
he w as th e nex t highest »man in the
P ro fiteerin g , Says Official.
W ashington.— W om en’s h ats, p lain, prim ary, h aving been fifth In the race
or adorned, are n ec essitie s of life un­ for th e four places.
à
Sam Brisbine. Moro. Oregon. 1M p v
SUNDAY
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T he keynote speech of C hairm an
Cum mings, was a com plete, unquali-
fled endo rsem en t of everything which
has been accom plished u nder P re st
Maps, Plan, Estimates, Reports
den t W ilson’s seven years In the
on all* kinds of Surveys
W hite House.
Plans, Specifications. Supervision
T he league of nations covenant was
cham pioned as the “ Monroe doctrine
on all Classes of Buildings.
of th e w orld" by Mr. Cummings.
Of th e peace tre a ty ’s defeat In the
senate, he said: “ No blacker crim e
ggainst civilisation has ever soiled the
pages of our h isto ry ,”
He ch aracterised th e Republican serious.
platform as "reactio n ary and provin­
th e m arkets
cial," Filled w ith prem editated sla n ­
d ers and vague prom ises, It will be
Portland.
searched In vain for one co n stru ctiv e
()ats_ N o . 3 w hite feed. $69 per ton.
suggestion for th e reform ation of the
Corn—W hole, $82® 83; cracked, $84
conditions which ft criticizes and de
085.
plores, he said.
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jTay — W illam ette valley tim othy.
S en ato r Joseph T. Robinson of
$34
per te n ; alfalfa, $30031.
A rkansas, chairm an In accordance w ith
P
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tato es—O regop.
pel pound,
the recom m endation of th e perm an en t
organization com m ittee was made Gems, 9\bc f- o- b. station.
Interstate Steel Inspector
B utlof F a t—53055c.
p erm an en t chairm an of the convep
E ggs— Ranch, 38c per dozen.
Kxaminer of H aillons lor L icense
tlon.
P o u ltry — H ens, 20026c.
C attle—Best steers, $11011.50; good
W ASCO.
O R E G O N tfraln Robber Shot W hen Leaving Car, to choice, $l0® 10.50; medium to good,
S acram ento, C a l—A lone robber
T»l«plwBp M ,in 5W
$9010.
Who
boarded the second »ectipn of the
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i n l,<""
Hogs— Prim e mixed, $15.25015.75;
S outhern Pacific A tlantic express by medium mixed, $1<75® 15.25; pigs,
ellm b ln f onto the re a r of the observa
$11.75013.75. “
tlon ear at Davi», n ear here, was shot
Sheep— Lam bs, $10.50® 11; yearling,
Moro, Oregon and probably killed by Al Rodell, a $7 0 8 .
h ee*
lain 301
p assenger, of Cleveland. O., a fte r tb e
robber had sh o t tw ice at Conductor
Seattle.
Muldowney dY Oakland. T he robber
D ay—E astern W ashington tim othy,
toppled from th e forw ard platform of $47 per ton; alfalfa, $40.
T o M y Petron«: If you cannot <*< me
P o tato es— Yak Una Oems, $210 \ per
direct by phone al Moro, please call Foa* (be observation car, w here he had
A C o .’* garage, who w’ " promptly notify opened the door to Jump off M
Ion.
me when I return to town.
B u tter E at—65057c.
crossing. 4
E ggs—Ranch, 88043c.
Hogs -Prim e. $16.50® 16 10; m edium
Walla Walla 8howe Decrease,
Washington.—The 1920 population of to choice, $14.50016.50;^ pigs, $12018.
P o u ltry —Hons, dressed, heavy, 38c;
Casket! and Robes always on Walla Walla, Wash.. Is 15.603, accord­
, , »»I;. special supplies and caskets | ing to the announcement of the census Ight, d iessed , 30c; live, 23 0 31c.
Cattle—Beat J steers, $11.7 60 IMS I
, , b;rcd at any time
bureau. This Is a decrease of Sill. «
Theo.tìeletski, D.V.S*
Resolutions
Committee.
Dr. C. L . Poley
J. Carlos Chornley. M.D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
H iv e C e n t !
1 9 ‘2 O.
» Ju ly
Both Same Dav
Senator Glass is Selected to
Picture
Demonstration.
Office on First street.
Phone Main 83
b rid g y .
OREGON
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of these ancient wordings was not Iffih
per, as supposed, but turquol—. an <0
change says. The most asarvoloO
product of those m ines of antiquity ■
their Inscriptions. The '■*”*”*•
of which measures 102 by «
are carved In relief, with
character on sandstone, w b o e e se
in(dy p .r ln h .b l. „ « i r .
the ,r o .l« n . of d m , rtoco 4800 B. O e -
some 3,700 years before Moe»» « a *
ami nearly 7,000 year» before U>e tw « »
tleth century. Many ts I^ «
mens have been destroy*» W
pmapeCtlng, hut tho»»
now In tha care o t tho
cieut troronouea nave Deen unearthed
In the ruins of Pompeii and elsew here
which are practically the sam e
thoae inaile today, except th a t we now
have facilities for more accurate m a­
chine-work. The sackbut, m entioned
In several places In the Bible, was
nothing more nor less than our p rese n t
nllde trombone.
Ancient Sinai Tablets, *'
Older by thousands of years than th e
tab lets of Mosea. certain Inscription»
In sandstone at the Mifgharah mine«,
on the Sinai peninsula, have convinced
medenk Uv^j^tonUMt
t