Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-11

Mrs. Douglas ROpHiSoH VI New 1Ork,
sister Of the late Theodore Roosevelt.
delivered the Wood seconding speech
es.
LOwden Rally Noisy
The Lowden supporters apparent
" were as we'll organized for demon
stration as the Wood forces and they
carried on an uproar on the floor and
in the galleries.
Miss Dorothy Disney, daughter of
a Muskogee, Okla, delegate, was car
.ied about the hall on the shoulders
of two of the Oklahoma delegates.
The Lowden procession seemed to
be making some accessions of sup
porters from the various state spaces
as it moved about the hall.
The Connecticut delegation fell in
with it.
The convention then called for
nominations, and the nomination of
Senator Johnson was presented. It
was twelve forty o'clock
Candidates Absent.
For the first time since the conven-
ton began, candidates for the presi-
dency were missing from the floor. Dr.
Butler Of New York gave his proxy to
awoman who sat in a box. Governor
Sproul dropped in for few minutes
but announced he would return to his
hotel when balloting started The
friends of Senator johnson said they
did not expect their candidate to show
himself in the Coliseum.
Delaware delegates said the plan to
nominate I. Coleman Dupont had
been abandoned but the delegation
would vote for him on the first ballot
robust delegate from West Vir-
ginia, manifestly preparing for tenn
pestuous time, took off his galluses
and put them in his pocket.
Just about that time the band play
ed Reuben, Reuben. I've Been
Thinking"
AT few minutes to ten. heat, music
and Conversation still constituted the
sum total of the conventions business.
The lateness of the leaders caused
much speculation among the rank and
file who wondered what deals to break
the nomination deadlock might be un-
der way.
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ing delegates hardly noticed. The
band was choked off and a minute
later the convention was called to or
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