Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
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! CONTINUED FROM FACE ONTi) | commercial timberland, free speech and peaceable assemblage and oppo- sition to compulsory military train ing.
 Johnson Man Deserts Refusal of one of Oregon's ten del egates, Judge Wallace McMamant of Portland, to vote in accordance wiln the result of the Oregon primary, won by Senator Johnson, today de- veloped an unprecedented problem | for the convention, involving adher- ence to or freedom from instructions of all primary chosen delegates iol all candidates. A spirited and pro tracted fight in Che midst of the first ballot was expected.
 Judge McMamant has given notice that he will vote for General Wood because, he contends, his own cleo ~tion did not bind him to Senator Johnson.
 The Oregon delegate contends that as he was recognized Wood sup porter before the primary, the state preference for Johnson is not obliga- tory upon hom. The other nine Or egonians, however, are to vote for Johnson.
 The question presented. veteran leaders declared, is new and its de- cision is up to the convention during the call of the first ballot.
 While the immediate dispute
 affects only one Wood or John.
 son vote, the principle to be
 made is declared as affecting all
 primary chosen delegates of ev-
 cry candidate. A decision sus-
 taning the Oregon delegate, it
 was said, might operate to give
 freedom from instructions to all
 such delegates.
 Senator Johnson has given notice that he expects solid Oregon vote and will fight for it, asserting viola ton of a state primary instruction is "dishonorable,"
 The Oregon case, he said, is the only situation of its kind among the Johnson delegates. Four Nebraska district delegates, have declared they would vote for Wood despite the state victory for Johnson.
 Sproul Boom Grows
 Governor Sproule is candidate for president with the unqualified support of the Pennsylvania deiega tion to the end and without any deals" said Attorney General Schaf fer of Pennsylvania in statemen! tonight.
 we are for him." he added, be cause We believe his training, talents and capacit! make him the best fit ted man to be president in the great reconstruction period The steering committee of ten appointed by the Pennsylvania caucus today mapped out it's plan of cam , paign. Leaders in the delegatru. said they expected the three leading candidates to get into a deadlock ant that on the break many delegate: ' would swing over to Governor Sproule.
 Suffragettes Mobilize , Picketing of the convention by tn National Woman's Party promises t be serene. Hopes of some sulIra gettes that the police would inter l fere with the demonstration wer' dashed today when Mayor Thonl $ sons office announced that the woni ; en might picket at will. Tentativ' plans had been made by the picket ? for their defense.
 Mrs. Abby Scott Baker and Mis- Doris Stevens today urged presiden l tial possibilities to and them by re questing the governors of Vernon and Connecticut Jo call special ses sions of their legislatures to pas on the amendment Goyerno Sproule promised to get in touci l, with the governor ot Vermont an' press him for a special session. Hi headquarters said tonight all al tempts to reach the executive haC failed, but that they still were trying The first pickets, about 150. al carrying banners, will take place il front of the coliseum shortly afte nine a. m. tomorrow. Picketing will continue through the convention. Tn problem of financing the picketinl was solved today when Mrs. C. l Wood and Mrs. 1T. C. Havemeye - contributed 5000 and $500 respeC l lively.
 f Reopen Georgia Fight
 The Georgia contest between tn l faction led by Henry Lincoln Johnson t an Atlanta negro, and Roscoe Pickett j. today developed further complication l in an effort to agree on a slate o ,. RHEUMATISM