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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
CUEFFY DEPRIVED OF SEAT
Credentials Committee Votes to Dust
Pennsylvania Boss.
PREPARES FOR FIGHT ON FLOOR
Action on His Case by the COnven
tion VIII Test the strength of
Bryan Forces-Stunned
by the News.

. DENVER, Colo, July S.-The supreme
fight Of today ranges about The contest over
the Pennsylvania delegation and the dis
placement of Colonel James M. Guffey Of
Pittsburg, for years leader Of the Penn
sylvania democracy.
Intense interest mas been awakened over
this all-night fight, which eliminated at
10 o'clock this morning when the element
friendly to Mr.. Bryan secured a con plete
victory before the committee on credentials.
This was but the prelude to a contest of
intense bitterness on the floor Of the con-
vention today, as Colonel Guffey and his
iieutenents Immediately announced their
determination to fight to the last ditch.
1t was not alone a personal fight, but one
to some extent involving he presidential
nomination itself, for If Guffey should be
finally and d~ecisively endorsed before the
convention today 1t means that the one
rallying point Of the anti-Bryan forces had
gone TO pieces; whereas a Guffey fight on
the floor OF the convention means the first
show DOWN Of a roll call between the
two contesting elements-Bryan and anti
Bry an. Here, then, was to be the first
alignment which might force New York
into the open and compel other wavering
delegations to show their colors.
GuRey is Stunned.
Colonel Gufrey was fairly stunned when
word was brought to him OF the action OF
the committee. "Can 1t be possible" said
he, that this Acknowledgement Of men rep
resenting the sovereign state of Pennsyl-
vania, men holding certification under the
great seal Of the commonwealth, has DELHI
I orately taken placer"
The report OF what had been done was
laid before Colonel Guffey by John NJ.
Garman. former democratic state chairman
| Of Pennsylvania, and Pennsylvania members
of the credentials committee. All night he
had stood at the door OF the committee
room, refused a place owing to the pending
contest, but always on guard, without food
or relief, through the early morning hours
until the final action was taken. His
urinary OF the situation to Colonel Guffey
was this:
''Eigh of our Philadelphia delegates have
been unseated and eight contestants put
in their place. Prior to this action the
Pennsylvania vote stood 32z for Guffey &c
261h for Kerr. But taking off the eight
Philadelphia delegates and adding the
eight contestants gives Kerr 34k votes &c
Guffey's 321z votes, with Royal not vot.
ing as he refuses to take sides. TIE
selection of Colonel Guffey as chairman
Of the national committee is referred bach
to the Pennsylvania delegation, whict
means that II the credentials committee re,
port is sustained by the convention tn,
anti-Guffey forces will make a new selec
ton for a national committeeman from
Pennsylvania.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Ready to Fight on Floor.

Immediately steps were taken TO carry
the contest to the floor Of the convention,
and Colonel Guffey issued the following
formal protest:
Pennsylvania delegates came to this
convention, elected under the statutes Of
Pennsylvania, their election being certified
not alone by the commissioners of the dis
trict, but by the secretary OF the common
wealth Of Pennsylvania. Not a shadow Of
complaint was made as to any OF these
delegates. This delegation was certified to
the rational committee by the chairman
and secretary OF the state OF Pennsylvania.
Notice of contests in a few districts were
filed with the national committee. A sub
committee OF the national committee was
appointed, and a full and absolute hearing
given these contestants.
THE subcommittee reported unanimously
IN favor Of the certified delegation. The
national committee, as a body, unanimously
adopted the report OF the subcommittee and
this action made the report Of Pennsylvania
in the the preliminary organization abso-
lutte. Nothing could question their right to
sit and participate in the business OF the
convention. The delegation prior TO the
meeting Of the convention, caucused for the
purpose Of organization, forty-seveD out OF
a total OF siXty-eight participants.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
ConEressman Renominated.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July s.-~Congress-
man L. p. Padgett was yesterday declared
the democratic nominee for congress from
the seventh Tennessee district.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
BRYAN OUTLINES PLATFORM
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
been given publicity. Both sets of sugges-
lions were received without discussion by
members of the committee and no action
was taken as to any of the planks.
Governor Swanson of Virginia presented
a plank entitled THE Degeneracy Of the
House of Representatives which he read
with the comment that he believed it would
be a decidedly popular issue to bring to
the front. The plank recited that the house
had become to be dominated absolutely by
the speaker and pledged the party to such
an amendment of it's rules as would rem
edy the evil complained of. Mr.. Swanson
declared that there was not a congressional
district In the country to which 1t had not
been reported by its representatives in con-
gress that he was unable because OF the
position of the speaker to obtain results for
the particular measure or measures he had
advocated.
Plank for Stockmen.
Ex-Governor Thomas of Colorado pre-
scented a plank which he said was destined
to unite in its support both the western
cattle and sheepmen opposed to the present
administration of the forest reserve regu-
lations and the farmers and agriculturists
who favor it, He also offered an Injunction
plank, drawn, he said. by one of the best
lawyers of the west.
After receiving this mass of material for
the platform, and being assured by other
members of the subcommittee that they had
other planks to offer, the re-
cessed until 8 o'clock this morning.
The session of the subcommittee was pre-
coded by an open hearing before the full
committee during which John Mitchell.
President Gompers Of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, James Duncan of the same
organization and II. r. Fuller Of the Rail
way Trainmen were heard on the demands
Aot labor relating to the injunction plank.
Representative Ransdell of Louisiana spoke
Tor a plank for the development Of the in
land waterways and II. T. Clarke of Omaha
advocated a pledge to issue $500. 900. 900 in
bonds for internal waterways Improvement
Exclusion of OrientaIs.
The subcommittee of the mmit on
resolutions to which has been entrusted the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

u years Of age. one Of the missing children
Of the Amen family.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
MORE BODIES ARE FOUND
search at Lincoln Reveals Additional
Victims of High Water There.

LINCOLN. July S.-(special Telegram.)-
Two more bodies OF flood victims were
fo Oud today ana the search is still being
prosecuted The bodies are those Of George
Dan. IS years Of age, and Maggie Amen,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

Advertise in The Bee; il goes into the
homes Of the best people.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Regularity Claimed.

Il was made chairman of the delegation
and members of the various committees
for the convention were appointed. l was
elected a member OF the national commit
tee. notwithstanding all this regularity.
the temporary chairman OF the national
committee refused to permit Pennsyl-
vania's delegation 10 take part in the de-
Iiberations OF the convention or its COM
mittees. thereby Distinguishing the SOW
ereignty Of a great state"
Colonel Guffey is prepared not only to
contest for the supremacy Of his delegates.
but he is preparing TO meet a personal at
tax on the floor, his ammunition bags
being hastily filled with a complement OF
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Bryan on Resolution.

Meanwhile the copaIlittee on resolutions.
and later the subcommittee to which the
platform was finally referred, was having
a protracted meeting. The full committee
remained in session until after / a. m,
and heard arguments In favor OF many
proposed planks; then it adjourned until
S p. m, today, leaving the subcommittee
to wrestle with the problem in detail. The
feature OF the subcommittee meeting was
the reading by Governor Haskell of Okla-
homa, chairman OF the fun committee. for
more than an hour. OF suggestions direct
from Mr.. Bryan as to planks on various
subjects, which he desired the committee
to embody in the platform. or at least to
consider for 1t. These suggestions cover
practically every subject which the plat
fotm Is expected 70 touch upon. from
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

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SsejaIpeIitilct,cS prSaramnI
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Soci0le Propaganda,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

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reits gepeibt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

tuelde am ODER Dor Dem 5. December 0emaht
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-31

A couple of days later when / heard Cap
tain Herrick ask Uucle Jack If he might
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-31
THE HORSE TO RAISE.

The farmer raises horses for profit
and pleasure combined. He should at
least find the latter and receive the
former. While most OF us admire he
style and finish OF the standard bred
and coach horse there is also much
that is attractive in the drafter, and
for most men much more cash. The
man who has the right sort of mares
may make profit by breeding them to
stations Of the same type, but few per-
sons. except professional breeders,
make a success Of raising speed horses.
The farmer has neither the time nor
the knowledge to prepare a fast horse
to bring a good price. The raising OF
carriage horses. t%rotters of size, style
and finish is less liable to draw blanks.
Three pairs of trotters We're recently
sold by Il dealer In eastern Iowa to go
to New York for $4,000. We were told
that n Of these horses was bought
'in the rough" from the farmer who
raised him, for 500. The first buyer
sold him in a few weeks for an advance
of SIS, and the second buyer fitted and
mated him and got $4,000 for the pair.
Who made the money in the deal?
Some years ago we knew a horse that
was so fast that his owner did not
enjoy driving him, so he sold him for
$165. He afterwards made a record of
2:12. The farmer did not get the value
Of the horse. Draft horses, too. re-
uuire fitting up to sell at top prices.
but with such care as the ordinary
farmer can readily give he will sell for
more than the driver or coacher, which
ultimately brings much more money.
The draft mare is more suitable for
most to use for their work.
We have no controversy With the man
who is exceptionally fitted to use other
glasses of horses, but most of us a
better use and raise the drafter. He is
almost as easy grown to three years
MID nc fha steer and will h,,i,ur - Lo1f
more, even after the latter is fattened.
He goes to work without any trouble.
Like Il fish in water, work is the nat
ural element of the draft colt. A blem-
Ished drafter is diminished less in value
thar other classes of horses. But the
best should be raised; there is room
for nothing else on the farm Of to-
day.