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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-28
WILLIAM ]. BRYAN
SPRINGS SURPRISE
ON THE CONVENTION
BY HIS RESOLUTION


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20 order at s:i3 p. m. and the Rev. ]. Ross
Stevenson of Brown Memorial church,
Baltimore, offered prayer.
The prayer concluded, United States
Senator Smith of South Carolina pro-
tested that delegates were being kept out
of the hall by the police.
1T is an outrage on decency," he
shouted There was much confusion
Chairman James directed the sergeant
alarms to see that delegates We're adj
mitted.
Bryan Springs Surprise
Mr.. Bryan here arose and addressed the
chair He was eheered. and then sprung
a decided surprise by introducing a reso-
luton and asking for it's immediate con-
sideration. Mr. Bryan read as follows:
Resolved, That in this crisis in our
partys career, and in our country's his
tory, this convention sends greeting to the
people of the United States and assures
them that the party of Jefferson, OF
jackson is still the champion of popular
goxernment and equality before the law.
AS proof of our fidelity to the people we
hereby declare ourselves opposed to the
nomination of any candidate for Pres-
dent who is the representative of or under
any obligation to ]. Pierpont Morgan,
Thomas f. Ryan, August Belmont. or any
other member of the privilege hunting and
favor seeking class.
ZEE il further resolved, That we demand
the withdrawal from this convention of
any delegate or delegates constituting or
representing the above named interests
The Nebraskan was interrupted by
cheers several times during the reading
Of the resolution.
rs there objection to Immediate con-
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GAVE LIFE IN EFFOl
TO REACH AMER

New York, June 27.-The body
man half buried IN a cargo of cork
Spain was found by longshoremen
IN the hold of the steamship Fro
Ciampa. which sailed from 4
Spain, June s. The man was a stoV
and had given his life as the price d
sage to America, and death was
starvation.
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ON RESOLUTION
OF w. ]. BRYAN

baltimore, june 27.--yote On motion
OF Mr.. Bryan 10 suspend the rules for
Immediate consideration of his resoIu-
tion putting ban ON any man for pres
identinI nominee who In aiIfed with J.
y. Morgan. II. II. Ryan, August Hell
mont, and on passage of the res0lu-
ton was ns folIowsf
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KING AND QUEEN
FOR FOURTH PARADE

Greenville. June 7.-(special1-Mayor o.
A. Lane has been appointed to select
king and queen for the grand parade
for the celebration on July 4. The Identity
of the personnel OF royalty will be with
held until after they are unmasked on
the Fourth.
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TOO LATE TO CLASS

COUPLE desires to rent their
nished flat on South Highlands.
ern and all conveniences; poss
July /. Phone Main 4i1S-J.
LOST-Betwee Wylam and M
shaft, an alligator peck etbook
tanning about $40 and some
papers. Finder viii BE reward
returned to Mrs Waddell. No.
lst avenue. Birmingham. Ala.
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sideration?" asked Chairman James
II object" said Connecticut delegate.
II demand his name" interposed Sena-
tor Luke Lea of Tennessee, a Bryan
lieutenant.
My name is Thomas J. spellacy."
said the'objector.
He is an alternate.
objection having been made. / move
to suspend the rule and consider the
resolution at this time" said Mr.. Bryan.
Convention in Uproar
The convention was thrown into an
uproar
Chairman James warned the specta-
tors to keep quiet.
Governor Gilchrist of Florida made
a point of order.
The convention had no right TO take
the action suggested by Mr.. Bryan. he
said. Chairman James held the conven-
ton had the right to do what Ii saw
fit, and. declared the motion in order
with 90 minutes on each side for de-
bate.
delegate from Connecticut rising to
a parliamentary question demanded to
know If Mr. Ryan was not n regularly
accredited member of the Virginia dele
cation.
"The gentleman will consult the list
of delegates and find out for himself
from that directory" said Chairman
James.
Mr.. Bryan then began his argument
for the resolution.
This Is an extraordinary session, but
extraordinary conditions need extra
ordinary remedies" said. Mr.. Bryan.
I'VE are now engaged in conducting a
convention that will place before the
country the democratic nominee, and
| / assume that each delegate is here
because he wants that nominee elect
ed. I advance the interests of our can
didate Therefore questions arising
upon which we may assume the Amer
lean people are informed on we do not
promote. There is not delegate in
this convention who does not know that
an effort is being made right now to
sell the democratic party into the bon
dage of the predatory interests. It is
a most brazen, impudent and insolent
attempt to make the nominee the bond
paid slave for the men who would ex-
ploit the country"
Denounces Ryan, Belmont and Morgan
He then denounced Ryan, Belmont
and Morgan as the men involved.
| The convention cheered the speaker
to the echo.
| Some one has suggested" said Mr..
Bryan, that we have no right to dis
cuss the delegates here"
II said it," interposed Governor Gil
christ of Florida, who remained on the
| platform.
Il. say" retorted Mr.. Bryan. that
| II these men are willing to insult g.
| 100000 people, democrats ought to
speak out against them and let them
know we resent the insult. for one
am not willing that Ryan and Belmount
should come here with their paid at
| tor1eys and seek secret conferences
with the managers of the party. No
sense of po1iteness will keep me from
protecting my party"
| Mr.. Bryan said he could not speak
for the delegates; they had their own
responsibility. he added. II the dele
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San Francisco, June 27.-Some strik-
Ing sentiments as to the part played
by women in the national life have been
expressed by state presidents before the
General Federation of Womens Clubs =,
session here.
Miss Mary Carrot Hay of New York
city, speaking of the club women of New
York, said
'ln tho Empire state women are be-
coming more alive to their responsible
ties daily. They not only are cleaning
up the alleys and back yards. but the
municipal government and the laws of
the state. They are interested in all
things that affect women and children"
As representative of West Virginia
Mrs John Z. Ruhl of Clarksburg said:
IF DR.. Wiley was of more influence
than any other organization in executing
the pure food laws, then this federation
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At General Huerta's Headed
ortiz, Mex. June 27.-General |
expects TO have his federal a
In position Just ahead of CO
seven miles south of Baehimba,
morrow, when he plans 10 open
tack on the rebel stronghold.
The government has sent avn
thanking columns. which shout
fight on right and left of rebe
lions simultaneously with tho
lery assault at the center.
General Huerta expects to be
city OF Chihuahua in five days. It
ticipated the rebels win blow
bridges If they retreat from BaclI
garrison.
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Mexico city, June 27.-Orozcot
may find surprise awaiting IN
the event they attempt to seek
IN the mountains of Sonore as
understood Is their inten ton
battle goes against them at Bach
The federals arc aware of this
ture of the rebel plans and hav
neglected to act on the inform
There are said to be four +
through which retreating army !
hope to reach Sonore. These wi
found we'll defended, according t
formation obtained here tonight.
Gen. san james has been entr
by General Huerta with the com
Of the forces in Sonore and II wal
would be ablo to check any wesi
flight of Orozco's army.
Mexico city, June 27.--Preslden
dero, in letter to the 1mpareia
swering imputations made by tina
per as to his agrarian progra
stated that he had never promi
Wholesale distribution of land. HI
that the plan of San Luis Potos
been misinterpreted. but 1t at mos
called for the return OF lands i'll,
taken from the people.
The treaty of Juarez." said the
ident. bound this government to
by the acts OF the last administi
and for this reason the land prov
OF the plan of San Luis Potosi al
possible" The President said thd
agrarlan problem was being soiS
far as possible by the plan of the
eminent for the sale of land
people on long time payments.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES

sity. neglected to pay the head tax of s.
assessed on all male residents of the
state and now in company with dozen
or more other citizens face the possible
ity of serving term in the county Jail
for their delinquency.
Baton Rouge. LAZY a vote of 26 to
10 the state senate tonight showed its
approval of the income tax amendment to
the constitution by advancing the reso-
luton to third reading despite determined
opposition. The resolution had already
passed the lower house. II will be put
on formal passage tomorrow.
Rome-Baron vincenza Palermo a
former cavalry lieutenant in the Italian
army, was today sentenced to life inn
prisonment for the murder of Princess
Giulia Trigona Santi-Ella, lady in waiting
to Queen Helena. on Harch ?, 1911. The
court ordered that PaternQ be placed in
solitary confinement during seven years
of this term. The condemned man, who
several times has attempted suicide, col
lapsed when sentence was pronounced.
Ottawa, Ont.-Canadian steel interests
have renewed application to the govern
ment for a revision of the tariff on steel
products. One of the principal reasons
given is that the industry suffers from
the dumping of surplus products of
the United States Steel corporation, Either
a bounty or an increased tariff is asked.
London.-A Tien Esn dispatch to the
Daily Mail says: Inspired by the Chen
Chi-Mei party of Shanghai. 70 assassins
have proceeded to Picking with the inten-
ton of assnating the cabinet ministers >
Louisville, Ky.-Twenty-th of the "A
members of the city and county republic
can committee here at a meeting tonight
resigned from the committee after adopk-
ing resolutions disappearing the action
of the republican national committee ana
declaring they intended to join the Roose-
welt movement.
Kalamazoo, Mich.-Between 500 and 600
papermalSers employed in four large
plants here went on a strike tonight and
as a result nearly 800 persons are thrown
out of employment. The men have been
working II and - hour shifts and ask the
same wages for an eight hour day. The
mill managers declared the demands of
the men cannot be granted and said they
would not put the plants in operation
again until the employees are ready to
return to work under the existing condi-
tions.
Nas1Vihe.--A Speclai iioHi MShehSie'
Tenn, states that Clarence Heron. a
planter. and a tenant of his named Bar
ton, are both in a critical condition as
the result of an encounter they had to-
day following a dispute over crops. Her
ron shot Barton, who attacked him with
hoe and inflicted serious wounds on
his head.
Quebec.-At the convention of the Amer
lean Railway accountants today, M. p.
Blauvelt, comptroller of the illinois Cen
trail railroad, Chicago. was elected presi-
dent, and c., M. Bentng, comptroller of
the Pennsylvania railroad, and C. B. Sea-
gar comptroller of the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific railway. New York, vice
presidents.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The friends and acqualntances Of
Maloney are requested to attend d
neral of his brother, Patrick Maloney
died June 20 at $3.50 o'clock In tn,
year of his age. Funeral will be fro
PauPs Catholic church at . o'clock
q. Interment at Elmwood cemetery.
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gates want the men mentioned to run
the country" said Mr.. Bryan, Il and
those | represent want chance TO go
on record"
He refused to take the responsibility
of doing anything contrary. 'I'll make
you proposition" said Mr. Bryan.
zone of the men-Mr. Belmont-sits
with New York; the other-Mr. Ryan
with the Virginia delegation. If New
York will take poll of it's vote and
IL a majority. not Mr.. Murphy. but a
majority of the New York delegates,
will protest against the withdrawal OF
Mr. Belmont, and If Virginia's roll call
viii protest against the withdrawal of
Mr. Ryan, will withdraw the last Fart
of my resolution requesting their with
drawal from the convention But l
will not withdraw the first part which
demands our candidate shall be free
from ENHANCEMENT with these men"
Again the convention was in an up
roar and Mr.. Bryan found 1t difficult
to proceed.
Flood Clashes With Bryan
Representative Flood of Virginia
asked for recognition and Mr.. Bryan
yielded to him. While Mr.. Flood was
waiting for the convention to quiet he
INDUCED in a sharp interchange with
Mr.. Bryan, the latter finally stepping
back and taking his seat on the plat
form. Applause and Interruptions pre-
vented Mr.. Flood from speaking for
several minutes.
I'm the name of that sovereign state
OF Virginia" shouted Flood. Il accept
the insolent proposition by the only
man in this convention who wants 10
destroy democratic success"
This brought many OF the delegates to
their feet with a roar.
While the din was on Mr.. Ryan arose
from his seat IN the Virginia delegation
and got shout of greeting from those
seated near him.
Mr.. Flood. after accepting the Bryan
challenge. retired. The New York deega-
tlon had been missing up to this time. en-
gagged in state caucus. but came in while
the uproar was going on. They coded to
the tumult While n dozen men were try
ing from the plat!o-'sI TO bring the oonven-
tion to order. scnator-elect Var daman OF
Mississippi ea:nc to tie front of the plat
form ard made an appeal for order.
you cannot settle anything by tha use
of your threats like in the siorts,' he
shouted to the turbulent CONVENTION. "rhe
time has Genre for reason, modera ton and
thought. You cannot afford to throw away
the-opportunity into the river now before
the democratic PARTY with bridge"
Mr.. vardaman declared the Bryan res
olution contained in parl some merit. He
approved the FIRST Part He did not think
the convention shoulC touch upon the
right of the gtates in the selection Of dele
gates.
''At the same time, vardaman added
Il think the fewer We have of the class
named by Mr.. Bryan the better chance
we Will have in November
Price of Virginia Protests
John W. Price OF Virginia also asked
tire from Mr.. iisan to make a state
n,ent.
ON behalf CT the state Of Virginia we
protest as Ia the latter part ri the reso-
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When Mr.. Flood had concluded Mr..
Bryan arose to close his argument. He
said it was not necessary for Mr.. Flood
to 6eiiyer euiogy OF the state of Vir-
ginia. 1t was there his father was born
he said. and he would be the last to raise
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-28
BATTLE EXPECTED
At ANY NONE
At Stake Is the City
Chihuahua
GEN. HUERTA is REA
Has Sent Force to Cut Off Ex
Retreat of Rebels to Sond
Madero Answers Papers
InsinuatiOns
GEN. HUERTA IS RE-

chihuahua, Mex, June al The
in the Mexican revolution is at
Five thousand rebels we'll entr
and fortified at Bachimba, 10
south OF here, are expected at an
TO engage the federal columns OF
strength, commanded by General
ia. At stake is the city of Chin
for months under rebellion c
and a vital point In northern
Tension such as never before p
In this city. 1t is evident esH
among foreigners. many of whoi
raised their nations flag ovei
dences and business houses.
1t is generally realized that
defeat or retreat would mean
organized uncontrolled flight to
of chihuahua with rioting and
as a climax
Indications are that a stubbt
Tense will confront the federal
though a shortage of ammunitii
out In several divisions and md
pei an abandonment of Bachint
a retirement to Chihuahua fot
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Price of Virginia Protests

John W. Price OF Virginia also asked
tire from Mr.. fiyan to make state
nsent.
on behalf CT the state Of Virginia we
protest as Ia the latter part cf the reso-
uticn," he said. ''put 10 one Will sceede
more heartily to tie Grst part OF it,
III there are undesirable men on the
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Tckio.-The "Naniwa," which was the
flagship of Admiral Count Heihachiro.
to go In the China-Japan war in 1894, has
been wrecked off the Kuril Islands, in
the North Pacific. All the crew were
loss.
Macon, Ga-The hearing of the demur-
rer to the governments dissolution suit
against the American Naval Stores COM
pany was postponed today until the fall
term. The demurrer was to have been
argued on Monday but defendants coun-
sci applied for a continuance and Fed
eral District Attorney Alexander Aker-
man, acting under advices from the At
torney General, today consented.
Manhattan, Kan.-Thomas II. Devine of
Pueblo, Col, who was chairman of the
credentials committee of the republican
national convention. when shown the
statement of Governor Hadley regarding
the offer to seat the Roosevelt dele
gates from Washington and Texas, said:
ut may be so. but never heard of 1t,
and I'm not sure whether it was done
by anyone with sanction"
Tokio.-Charles W. Eliot, president eme-
rtus of Harvard university. was today
received in audience by the Emperor. He
was presented to his majesty by Amer
lean Ambassador Charles p. Bryan and
was the Emporers guest at luncheon.
Mrs Eliot and Miss Ruth biiot VIII be
presented to the Emperor on Saturday.
Somervllle, Mass.-Miss Eney Edwig
Adelherd Scheuller, daughter of Burgo-
master Scheuller and Baroness Won
Schimmelfenig of Silesia. was married
here tonight to Benedict Jerome FStz-
gerald, an organist and composer.
Chicago.--The National Presf associa-
ton concluded its annual session here TO-
day, after selecting their officers. as fol-
lows: President. A. d. Moffat. Elwood,
Ind; vice president John Clyde Oswald.
New York; treasurer. w. VI. Hedges,
Minnesota; secretary. George schlisser,
South Dakota.
New Yorlx-Mahel Hite. actress. and
wife of Mike Donlin, the baseball player
was today reported out of danger. She
has been critically i'll IN a hospital here
for 10 days. Her husband will join the
Pittsburg team In Chicago tomorrow.
Utica, n. Y.-John B. Griffiths,
wealthy contractor of this city, together
with his wife, lost their lives and two
other persons were injured when their
automobile was run down by a New York
Central train this afternoon. Mr.. Grit
fiths' daughter was driving the car and
escaped with a severe shaking up.
Middletown, Conn.-Busy with examin-
alton, Louis B. Gillette and l.. A. How
land, two professors at Wesleyan nniver-
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Not voting, ., absent. 1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-04

Even Ou,,r Wendell Holmes one Of our
greatest Iocts whose intellect and learning
Is respected by an Americans said before
his class THE disgrace Of drugging hu'
mauity is that colossal system Of self de
stucton in obedience to which mines have
been tmpticd Of their caukering robbed Of
an its growth. the eutrails Of animals taxed
f,r their impurities the poison bags Of rev
tiles drained of their venom, and all OF the
conceivable denominations thus obtained
thrust down the throats Of individuals SUI.
feriug from some fault of organization,
uourishmcnt or vital stimulation. The dey
Is R hand when the electro and radio ra!
will correct these abnormal conditions. Al
of the vital organs including the hear.
lungs Kidneys. liver aud stomach, are IN
by a power called nerve force. Any do
ter win admit that nerve force is just W
other name for electro radio suppose one
has stomach trouble, food doesn't diges'.
gases arise and when it ferrnenis. causes
pain. Npu 90 20 a doctor who gives you
drug to Nop the pain but does not remove
the cause. Every time you eat the pair
returns and you are obliged to have thu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-04
POOL ROOM Betting
PUT OUT OF BUSINESS
SUPREME COURT DECIDES POOL
ROOMS ARE IL
LEG VI.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Dec. g.
Justice Kane of the supreme court
today handed down a decision against
pool room betting In this state on
racing There are many pool rooms
i'm the state, all OF them ostcnsiply
acting. ns agents and commissioners
for firms in other states hut under
the decision OF the supreme court
they are existing illcg0lly Tho de-
oision was rendered in a csc appca ed
from MuskoEce.
1t is understood that legal steps
will ue taken In a short time to close
all the pool rooms Ina the state. The
court holds that keeping such a place
ls a misdcmcanor and recommends
that lnjunctlons De secured before
the criminal laws are invoked.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-04

,,r.,,,. l,,,n.r,.y of Oklahoma
,..I. b.. ,ri to tbr slur,mc test be-
,.i..ot,, IN. Crst Noud9y Ina January.
,o,o n,,, IA. si,tc lcrislaturc
,,..,s i, r,giiI,r session. IL viii ho
uo mast ,nportuut s,ssion Of the
,,,,.,,..Lors sine. statehood and tho
.,.,.... or f,unro Of uc democratic
,.,,. 1.rords AN what this lceIsla-
,uro ,o.s In both the senate and
,.,.r hops. tho democrats have "a
n,n,ol matority sufficient number
c, de,ocr,ts ia pass any measure
and attach the emergency clause
tboroto What this majority VIII do
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-04
The Worlds Phone is 1000.
How to Look Years
Less Than Your Age


The most aged face will look years
younger after the use of ordinary mercol'
zel was for nom ten days TO two weeks.
This rcmprEallr substance, because of its
Iecuhar nhsorpuvc power actually removes
the thin veil OF fedcd or withcrcd outer cut
ice, httlr at time Gradually the
frcshrr, more youthful skin underneath is
revealed. This absorption process being a
purely hygienic one, an entirely ma .oral
complexion is acquired quite different fr m
tho artificial complexion. which appears aly-
thing but girlish, though often bearing
painful evidence Of childIshness. An ounce
OF mercollcd wax, obtainabe at any drug
store. is sufficient to reiuyenate any com
plcNon Il IT, put ON like cold cream at
bedtime and removed mornings with warm
sulsN water
To eradicate such age marks as wrinkles
and hIruvs make wash lotion by dis.
solving an ounce Of powdered saNolitc in a
haf pint wit,' hazel. This has wonderful
rsWmgcTt GrG tonic properties 1t quickly
pffnceS All Kinds " wrinkles, no matter
how caused ual,ug the skin firm smooth
snG yourr looking ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-04
Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Professor for Many Years
OF Harvard Medical School,,
Said Before His Class

drug again. Now what's the reason thu
stomach won't digest the food Simply
because it hasn't the strength II ueeds
energy, nerve force, vitality not a drug that
will stimulate for a day and weaken the
nerve.
SAVED HIS LIFE.
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gia ever saw. Had | not found Electro
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