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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-28
Purdy Declares
Opposition to
League Of Nations

san francisco, June 2S.-W. e
PurdN of Salem. delegate at large
from Oregon. startled the Oregon del.
egation yesterday by announcing his
dislike of President Wilson and his
opposition to the League of Nations
Purdy has been an ardent follower OF
| Bryans, but it was not thought he
| would go so far as to oppose the
Wilson policies. Purdy also declared
his dislike of McAdoo, for whom he
| is instructed.
| Purdy called his announcement an
l"Open Confession" and declared that
If opportunity offered he would pres
ent the name of Senator Chamberlain
for the presidency.
Purdy also made a motion to in
struct the Oregon member of the plat
form committee to vote for such dry
planks as may be proposed by Bryan
Objection was offered to the motion
by other delegates and Purdy with
drew it. Schuyleman was present and
asked consent to present his claim as
member of the delegation but was
notified by Chairman Stevens that his
petition was out of order as the dele
cation was without authority in the
premises.
The Oregon delegation organized
with the following officers: John
Stevenson, chairman; Thomas H.
Crawford, platform committee; r. R.
Turner, secretary; Lee M. Travis,
credentials committee; George C.
Blackeley, permanent organization;
w. H. Downing, order of business; w.
r. King. notification of presidential
nominee; Mrs. M, L. Thidden, notifi-
cation of presidential nominee;
Mrs. Hidden, also chosen honorary
president of convention; Mrs
Bessie M. Richards, honorary secre-
tary
The following have been named as
Portland; Mrs William Bell Rose
burg; Mrs. McNaught, Portland; Judge
Crews, Medford; w. M. Pierce. La
Grande; John Van Zante, Portland !;
James Jackson, Sherman county; Ma
jor Sam White and P. L. Frazier of
Salem. One alternate is yet to be
chosen G. Y. Harry is sergeant at
arms for the Oregon delegation.
Discussion of the Purdy proposal
for the delegation to support the Bry-
an dry plank disclosed that the dele
cation favors no mention Of the wet
and dry issue, but that it will support
a dry plank if the vets force the
fighting.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-28
Cummings Says Senate Rejection Of
League Of Nations Blacklist Crime
Against Civilization In All History

San Francisco, June 2S.-The league
of nations covenant was championed
as the Monroe Doctrine of the World
by Homer Cummings, temporary chair
man of the democratic national con-
vention, in his keynote address here to-
day.
OF the peace treaty's defeat in the
senate, he said: mo blacker crime
against civilization has ever soiled the
pages of our history"
He characterized the republican
platform as ''reactionary and provin-
cial." "Filled with premeditated SLAM
ders and vague promises, it will be
searched in vain for one constructive
suggestion for the reformation of the
conditions which it criticizes and de-
plores," he continued.
''The oppressed peoples of the earth
will look to it in vain. 1t contains no
message of hope for Ireland; no word
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-28
fqctionql Fights Laid
Aside While Plans of
/. Contention Are Shaped

fs,s francisco, June 2S.-Opposing
,.a.' sss IN the democratic national con-
rbpa On declared a brief truce today
ss.. .ney assembled in the opening
vssa' sa TO perfect pre1iminaries for the
'seks work
ihe lss.s ols light over prohibition and
lin. eSer fights over the league of ma
ssas ana the Irish question were laid
ss,. eut not forgotten while the par
dto,;,'.S ana delegates met in the au-
cunrsi' 20 near national Chairman
Iihgs Is"gs sound the keynote.
tipDs rather than candidates con-
nonO. be foremost. but the an
sOu,s eiheht that William C. McAdoo
A. - not reject the nomination put
hpv t INTO his boomers and today
[tsbt san n where they left off last
esu peFieeting an active organiza-
LIN. hiheups Little Changed.
Etrnu7 change was apparent in the
ssd D., ot strength between the Cox
'.,s , amer forces and the chiefs of
bsslh,a working to make the best
/ Dr. showing on the early ba-..S
Rms ~ss ~talk of combln=ncn
|la.n :. AcAdoo but it was in the
'ude Of the Cox managers to-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-28
Today's Progrun,

San Francisco, June 28.-Prelim-
inaries of opening the democratic ma
tional convention, as planned by the
national committee were, briefly as
follows:
Bugle call by detachment of ma
rines at IL O'clock noon.
Presenting the colors.
Singing of the Star Spangled Ban
ner.
Call to order by Vice Chairman J..
Bruce Kremer, Montana.
Invocation by Monsignor P. L. Ry-
an, vicar general of the Roman Cath
olic archdiocese of San Francisco.
Reading of the call for the-conven-
ton by Secretary e. G. Hoffman.
Address by Vice Chairman Krem-
er announcing temporary organiza-
ton and presenting National Chair
man Homer S. Cummings as tempo
rary presiding officer.
Keynote speech by Chairman Cum
mings.
Announcement of committees.
Adjournment.
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Tire Company
Head Is Killed
By Explosion

Pottstown, Pa, June 2S.-William
general manager of the Vulcweld Tire
& Rubber company, and James A.
Nancy, 32. general superintendent,
were killed early today by the explo-
sion Of a dryer. Frank Walsh. the
presidents brother, lost an arm and
suffered other injuries which may
prove fatal.
Fumes had been troubling workmen
and the three men went to the factory
ahead of the day force to work on
machinery designed to remove the
fumes. When the door of an over
heated dryer was opened flames shot
forth and ignited gases.
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of mercy for Armenia, and it conceals
a sword for Mexico. 1t is the work OF
men concerned more with material
things tilan with human rights 1t
contains no thought no purpose which
can give impulse or thrill to those who
love liberty and hope to make the
world safer and happier place for
the average man.
He reclared that the peace time rec
ord of the democratic party from
March, 1918, to the outbreak OF tnes
world war has to its credit more ef-
fective, constructive and remedial leg
islation than the republican party had
placed upon the statute books in n
generation"
Praising the administrations course
in the war he said: I'VE fought
great war, for great cause and we
had a leadership that carried America
Continued on page six)
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Many Cities Go
Over Top With
Chamber Drive

Approximately $4,000 or one-sixth
of the states quota outside of Portland
has been subscribed toward the budge'
sought by the oregon State Chamber
of Commerce in its expansion moS"'
ment.
Springfield. Marshfield and Bend
were the three first towns to go over
the ton" in the order named. in raising
their ouota. other towns that nave
subscribed their quotas are Eugene
p Redmond, Madras and Jefferson eouh-
tv and Maupin. Madras quota was
raised in less than twenty-four nours'
G r Roush, chairman of the Mad
ras and Jefferson county commute IN
a letter to President Charles Htli ol
the oregon State Chamber OF Com
merce. reporting the success OF tne
Madras and Jefferson county canvass
said: ,
"This section Of the state Is greatiy
interested in raising the greater Ore
pon fund, and we want to see every
other section of the state support TINS
movement heartily. This applies espe-
cialIv to Portland. Portland mas
great opportunity at this time to prove
10 the outlying sections of oregon
which comprise her trade territory
that she is willing and ready TO re-
cinrocate in the solution of our prob
lerns. and we don't expect her to fan.
The intensive canvass is now in pro-
ass at prineville. COquile, Myrtle
point. klamath Falls, Lakeview' wal
Iowa. EIgin. Lebanon and wapinitia.
It Is sehadulod to begin in the foi-
lowing towns during the week OF June
1s: Cottage Grove. Ashland. Browns
vile. Harrisburg. Bandon, Gardiner
Newberg. McMinnville. Sheridan La
Grande, wasco and Moro.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-28
Bargain Day, on
July 10, Will Be
Big Money Saver

Bargain Day is not only going to be
good fun-Bargaln Day is going to be
good business.
That is what local merchants are
pointing out to Salem residents ana
residents of nearby towns concerning
the fourth aual joy date, July o, when
everybody and his brother are expect
ed to visit this city. THE entertain
ment is Just one side of the program,
one official Said People are going
10 have some wonderful opportunities
TO save money on the things they
need"
Indications are that the event Is to
be much more elaborate this year than
CONTINUED on Page Four)
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Wilson Demonstration
Delays Opening Events
For Nearly Half Hour

Auditorium San Francisco, June 28-The democratic nation
convention got under today with tremendous demonsra
n President Wilson. When great American flao wa
rolled unvelling large painting of the president the
on went into derum of cheering applause and demon
alon Wcn continued toward half an hour despite all at
em to resume business At the sight of the nresdant
features roars OF cheers swept the hall and delegations taxi
ing the standards which marked their places on the foo
nomination of successful candidate 0 o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-28

an, snoiI everything. TIL great city
that arose phoenix like from tn earth
orake an flames of a few years ago
js fast film up with delegates an
yisitors-people that have never been
out n th' home towns before, people
that had only hazy idea o tn great
,rost neople from Ft. Wayne, Indian
nu an, Wapakoneta. Ohio an Porto
Rico. Hawaii, Rhode Island an ever
where. All tn close. keen observers
tb' nations political fortune tellers'
orc bere unravelin' tn past an tore-
oos,ir, m future an bringing tn es-
tranged t'gether. So fer they nam
,.os,o,.ed any lost wrist watches, or
located any buried Ole Tayloi' 'u.
it,s early, Their jest as brazen an
cockv as if they'd forecast IN result
~ Cbica go. Their predictin' CONSIDER
III clasbin' DER tn treaty an IN
amendment. but II is salu
~, those who have been close t tn
nresident's phone that tn admins
ration is reasonably sure that All IT'S
not IDEAS III be embodied in tn plat
form one political writer mere, d
man a ripe experience, who has been
rjtbin a block o. tn white house on
occasions durin' tn past year
eavs tn convention II stand square
1v hack O. tn president on tn treaty
issue Tn labor leaders are mere Oh
course. but what else they'll demand
don't know. unless it's tn moon
plight here I want t insert that any
buddy. irrespective o party that 5 5
,,ad chicken coop built, or a water
rino fixed. or a screen door painted
- p a,v naper hung. or any grass cu,'
or a carburetor tuned or ms nan
cnt or a Palm Beach suit pressed, o1
his heels fixed. IS purity wen OH 0
fcontinued on page two)
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ConUentionaHties

San Francisco, June 2S-Convention
week opened in San Francisco with
overcast skies and temperature of Sc
degrees which mounted to over SO
when the convention was called to or
der. The clouds cleared during the
morning and mild, perfect day greet
ed the convention throngs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-28
CaptiveS DroWn
When Ship Sinks

London. June 2s.-Two thousand
British, Austrian. German and Fin
nish prisoners of war were drowned
when a boIshevik steamer was sunk
recently in the Neva river ri
ing to a Helsingfors dispatch to the
Central News.
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BULLETINS

Nashville, Tenn, June 28.-Thc
legislature will be called to meet
August 8 to consider the federal
suffrage amendment, 1t was stated
today at the capitol.
Wimbledon, Eng, June 28.-R.
Norris Williams III OF Boston was
defeated today i'm the British lawn
tennis singles championship by
Theodore NJ. MayrogOrdato of the
British Davis cup team.
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Hurrahs for wilson and cheers fol
he president drowned out the bant
and refused to be CHECKED If there hat
been and disposition to curtail them
In the New York delegation something
approaching fist fight accompanied
The demonstration when Franklin d
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the
uacy, took up the standard to join the
demonstration and several other New
York delegates sought to prevent him
A policeman mixed in the scramble in
which fists flew and prospects oil
bloody noses seemed imminent. N,t,
Roosevelt triumphed, however, w,..-
out any damage being done to anybody
and marched off bearing New York's
Standard into the demonstration for
sihe president, which continued well
toward a half hour before the dele.
gates would consent to quiet down and
hear the opening prayer
FtlIl Hour lost.
II was full hour late when the
delegates finally settled down to n-.r
!, Vice Chairman Kremer's opening
speech presenting National Chairman
Homer S. Cummings as temporary
chairman of the convention.
After the prayer came the taking of
The official photograph, bugle again
being used to bring the convention to
attention. Vice-Chairman Kremer then
began his address. Cheers and yells
broke in frequently as the speaker
praised democratic performances Of
The last eight years and be- e-labored the
republican party as party of de
struction and reaction" The names
Of Jefferson and Jackson also stirred
up demonstrations and when the
league of nations covenant was mem
TONED demonstration broke out
which was second only to the demon
Sration given to the president. When
Mr. Kremer declared the world was
waiting to hear the decision of the
American electorate on the league is
sue,- the convention rose and went in
for some prolonged cheering.
Cummings Takes Chair.
The band broke out again amid the
cheering which followed conclusion of
kremer's speech but quiet soon was
restored and the formal reading Of the
call of the convention followed.
On motion of Fred 3. Lynch, of
Minnesota the recommendations for
The temporary organization. including
BY Cummings as temporary chair
man, were adopted without dissent.
Senator Phelan of California, Govern
Or Smith Of New York and Mrs. Helen
! Grenfei of Colorado, were appointed
acommtee to escort Mr.. Cummings to
The platform.
Twelve o'clock noon was fixed for
me opening, but hours before ticket
holders gathered in the spacious build
ing which, for the occasion, seats
more than $4,000 persons. Those who
uld not hold tickets were barred
from approaching the main entrance
y fences hidden by a screen of CAL
horhia evergreens.
Decorations Simple
decorations of the convention hall
sere simple and tasteful with the
ears and Stripes as the dominant fea
"re OF the beautiful display.
me seats of the 1902 delegates
sae compactly assembled close TO
Me Platform and stretched almost
ss'oSs the width of the hall. Here and
asle stood the state and territorial
gahaards, made of California red
''Ou' showing the locations of the
Continued on Page Six.)
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RunawayLad Found
:: Here Decides =:
Home Is Best Place

With his head dropping, ms eyes
staring hard at the floor, Uete Hepner
10, sat in the Salem police station Sun
day evening.
II guess maybe homes the best
place, all right" he said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-28
Food Riots Fatal

London, June 2S.-Two persons are
dead and eighty wounded as result
of food riots in Hamburg, according
to Central News dispatch from Ber-
lin. Many shops We're plundered. The
ditpatch says order has been restor-
ed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-28

Wood Alcohol Got Four
Hartford, Conn, June 2S.-Four
deaths in this city from wood alcohol
poisoning were reported to the police
tOday
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Boxing Here July
23To Be Best Ever
Offered In State

Boxing matches to be held in Salem.
Jllv 2s. at the state convention OF f7'ks
are to be of the highest class ever or
fered in the state, according to }. f.
Hutchinson.
Names of the entries are at present
being withheld by the eommittee III
charge. but the word OF an Elk Is CIV
en- that they are to be well worth VII
Messing.
I'VE are expecting enthusiastic
whether they are Elks or motto come
Co... man, miles to witness the mareAz
es," Mr.. Hutchinson said
Work on the stands has already De
gun.
Fifteen minutes more day put INTO
the advertising end mas make the oth-
er 5s5 minutes worth fifteen times as
much. =
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LEGAL
Second Addition q distance ~ $50 feet
to the place Of beginning

Second Addition, q distance of $50 feet
to the place uf beginning
SECTION That II be. and IL hereby
declared necessary Co construct sanitary
sewers, together with the necessary later
ais, inlets, manholes and other apputCn.
anccs In the above said SEWER DISTRICT
No. 40 as defined by this ordinance, to-
gether with such outlets and connections
as shall be necessary to provide proper
and complete sanitary sewer system In said
sewer district
The city Engineer Ia hereby authorized
ana directed to prepare and present TO this
Board, without delay separate sections
profileE plans and Specifications for the
construction Of said sewer system In said
sewer district aa above defined. together
with n complete estimate OF the cost there
OF for said district
SECTION 3: That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety and for the furthersncc Of
street improvements by reason whereof
this ordinance shall take effect from and
after iis passage, approval and publica-
tion.
PASSED. and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately ana approved this 2sth
day OF May. 1890
APPROVED. this 2sth day Of May. 1890.
T ID. EVANS Mayor.
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN, city Auditor.
Approved as 10 form.
FRANK r. DUNCAN, city Attorney.
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FIRST CLASS rooms Zoe rent. 7iS
s. Main
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AUTOMOBILES

MOTORCYCLES hNp uioNCLEs ~
DAYTON bicycle fOr sale. mud guards
double bars double fork. good tiros In
quite iiu Eigiu Phone osare 1891
wANIrD-A, IOMoBiI ~
WILL BuN GOOD five. passenger or
ohummy roadster on terms. good -
curity uHaEo 7aG,
MANrED--Punel body Tor Ford ear for
laundry route. must be good. Terry NIL
lor Laundry Co, bRngo 207
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BOARD AND ROOMS
nOOMs WIN nONRD

HOARD AND ROOM fur ono youne man
also tahle hoard osegc a7os R
HOARD AND ROOM tia per weak one
hlnck ~ csr Inc ,0a kcnorha
DEs1RAnLE ROOM with connecting
sleeping porch, with breakfast and din-
nor for Z IN private home on south aida
ORage aaGS
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boULprR, N, ssi-Room ana board for
gentlemen, home privileges: garage "
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center line Of Third dso''on strss, x,,h p' ,,hhe
Iot'n Production OF the west line OF
i,l, Nine tsl, Block -Four (D, High,
mus second Addition 10 the CITY OF
tho oklahoma; thence east along
hnee OF $50 feet 10 ita in,erssr,ion
~. the center line % Mccoy Avenue,
NE south along the center lins OF
10 ,S Avenue a distance OF $50 feet
~ ~, ~ intersection with the center line
.folfth Street, thence west along the
n, 6,o Hhe OF Fourth Street distance
teet, thence north along the
tss, h1es ot Lots Nine (D and six-
N4''' BLOCK -Four 90. Highlands
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WANTED--Onc or two men 20 room
and board Phone Cedar 84o.
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BOARD AND ROOMS


ROOMS ron HENr--ruhNIsNED ~
FOW HENT --slesping room Tor gentlemen
only 40 Cheyenne
ROOM ron RENT next 10 bath, private
family gentlemen only ea7 y nos'on
COOL ROOM for rent. s03 south
Main
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LEGAL.

,o..,,.bsd In the Tulsa Daily World, June
p,pt lisl,o world Publishing Company
PuenshHsfss hHsfssBiSANcE No 'o1e.
o,,t,rance creating and establish.
,,g SEWER DISTRICT No. lss ~ tne
Wv * Tulsa, oklahoma. 'ne sh"t
ing .o,oh place Addition TO tho city
( - a-iliaa. oklahoma, accatnlng .o
\ ofrcIal plat thereon asSas''ns .t, ,ne
nee.,siction ot sanitary sewers In said
S}gnwSER DISTRICT No les. and de-
d,tas ar an sTeIs'nn9Yy ,Ssp nYy THE BOARD OF
RI ,,1SstoNERs OF THE CITY OF
rt,tgN. OKLAHOMA .,,... ..
FtroN oYit, TH1, f9g 9c s.n'tHry =. snGwn TuF. a.
siEMyiIss 6Eiahoma. ls hereby created and
g,,,tII.red and the same is hereby h'flned
~ '1rsr-ibed as follows 20 WI
ana NJ. Three (3) and -Four ~ ot
-sg,v6od Place Addition To the ,ip -
.r'.. 0EiAHoma. according TO the ofi-
I r'ai thereof; and,
.rotc PARTICULARLY described by rnetss
ts't t'.rds - follows. towit;
''' pea.uninR at the intersection or ne
Ss,,s, line of Eighteenth street.
Wsnes east on the confer line, of
Eiaftssnth street 20 the oc1,er line
Eyl.tar Avenue thence north on the
o., line of victor Avenue to the
LIN Inc of EdRewood Place hddt.
trr thcrce east along me north line
~ EHgnWuon race RuH'Ai'H '. wv
.s.'.r .s iire VI wheeling Avenue. thence
,t an tho center line of wheeling
,.nr 20 the center line OF Nine
.,,,tb street. thence west on tho con-
w., n,s IL Ninetecnth street TO the
.,,er line of Utica Avenue, thence
,b on the center linn NJ Utica Ave-
a. 10 the place ot beginning, oompris.
~ uf.tks Number Three (D and
W., iy ~ EdRcwood Place Addition
- tho Cit yof Tulsa, Oklahoma.
errTfDN 2 That II be. and is hereby
..rI4.ct necessary to construct sanitary
s.y.crs together with the ncccssary later
~ f,fsts tnAnholes and other appurtcn-
90. Ir tho above said SEWER DISTRICT
No ies as defined by thr ordinance, to-
gsthcr with Such outlets and connections
"a .h,u be necessary 90 provide q proper
snd rrrrlcte sanitary sewer system In said
sswer district
mo cIty Engineer II hereby authorized
- t.rsrtn1 to prepare and present 60 this
oosrJ without delay. separate sections.
nrofss plans and specifications Tor the
rorrtrur'iun of said sewer system IN said
.swsr district, as above defined, together
yph complete estimate OF the cost there
AZ Tor said district.
SECTION Q, That an emergency exists
%, mo ptescrvation Of the public health
snd ss foiy and for the furtherance OF
.iteet improvements, by reason whereof
mis- ordinance shall take effect from ana
srsr it, passage, approval and publica-
PASSED. and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and approved this aoth
dav Of May 1870.
APPROVED, this 2eth day ot May. 1890
T. u. EVANS. Mayor.
mrs FRANK SEAMAN. city Auditor
Ali..- 80 ,.t,.
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BOARD and room for one young
man. also table board. Usage
g1O9-R