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Show Ogden, Utah, July 7, 1908. IGLUI. NO. 162 democratic convention opens WITH BRYAN BANNERS FLYING Idelegates come CHAIRMAN TAGGART CALLS MEETING TO ORDER TODAY NOON Ignatius FROM ALL SIDES FOR CONVENTION Splendid Papers and Discussions Mark First Days Regular Session-Pu- blic Reception in the Eve- J, Dunn Presents Resolutions . Honoring the Memory of Grover Cleveland and Theodore Sounds Keynote of A. Bell ning Enjoyed By Con- gram vention in Ringing Speech. Pro- Many-Intere- sting Arranged for Today. The triennial session of the convention of the American Instructors of tha Deaf had a profitable start at the SUte School for the Deaf and Blind yesterday. The first business was at tha for today, which will be bold Weber Academy; Thomas all of the thoroughfares leading to the DENVER, Colo, July . 6:16 m. Claaa Demonstration, Demo structure. Signs over th doorways main building. Mlsa Walton, Miss Taggart, the chairman of tha national committee, rapped the Indicated the direction which each rn-lMr. Short. Bush, Miss, Bowles d cards of adDemocratic national convention to or- holder of the transacted and the delesatea are hard m. 6:00 a. General Session, Vice had der in the great coliseum exactly at mission should take. Mayor Speer at work with the necessarily arduous President Goodwin presiding. handthe assumed of charge personal non,. The Nebraska delegation carryitask of doing three year's work In the Tlie Essential Training for a Teachand a small ng a huge Bryan banner entered the ling ofofthe crowds outside, other conventions do one years er of the time to waa predetailed Deaf," Mrs. J. Stott Andersecured. been policemen army ball Just as quiet had work. Every delegate present at the son. serve order, their work making the task Chairman Taggart cheered. Many Institution la a representative of a ticket-takeDiscussion SupL J. B, Bobyns, Mlsa comparatively directed that the banner b furled and of the blind and deaf Institution of the L Bowles, Dr. W. K. Argo, SupL Betty removed. The cheering waa renewed easy. United States or Canada. Thera were U Bangs. Dwight During the assembling and seating when the California delegation entered e one hundred fifty-onrepresentatives the me Normal Section, SupL 10:60 a. fa of and spectators the banner. delegates a Bryan headej by from other sUtes than Uuh yesterday J. W. Joitea, chairman. Thomas Chairman Taggart lnatructed the po- moua "cowboy band" of Pueblo and and more are expected to arrive today, alld The Backward and Alamosa, perched up next the roof In lice that no more banners would be making uu a total of more than two Deaf," SupL 1 E. Milligan, Boulder, mixed a rendered rear of aeaaion. the the hall, owed In the hall during the hundred. classical and Montana. Calling the convention to order Tag- program of patriotic, Large preiaurations have been mode airs. Discussion. gart said: for the entertainment of the visitor. attentAs the andlence edged Its way Into "Leas Text Book More Tteacher," 1 cannot refrain from calling condiThe grounds are in. beautiful Mr. T. Cil Forrester, ( Boulder, Mon- -' ion to the fact that this convention the building It waa greeted with a kal tion, the mein reception room, amid a tana. ... meets amidst scenes pt enthusiasm and eldoecoptc panorama of color. The dec ' profusion of bunding of various rotors, ' most elab crown the were orations probably Discussion. determination that vleory shall resembles anythng but tlie congrrga-to- n our efforts, never before equalled In a orate as well as the most artistic ever Supplementary Reading for Priplace of ttuiqe bent on becoming mary Grades," M ra. Blanche Barnes, convention. Our party attempted for a similar function. Up Democratic learned. The gymnasium is also nearnever faced brighter prospects. We are above the stage of the chairman, Olathe, Kansas 1 was a a magly unrecognisable In Its array of from steel rafter, dropped 6:00 p. m. 1, General Business Sestare of a triumphant campaign." colua He thanked Denver for the manner W nificent oil painting of George Washsion. Work of First Day. "Whereae, It has pleased the Ruler of the Universe to remove II. 'Industrial Session, Mr. Warren arrangements. Assistant Secretary Ed- ington, framed In gilt nd measuring It ' the roll. Rev. behind our midst Grover Cleveland, late prescient of the United Statee, from ten feet. Draped by read Befton eight win then avowed by the Robinson, chairman, Delavan, Wls. Much satisfaction who was three times the candidate of the Democratic party, James J. Keane, bishop --ef Wyoming, were two huge American flags, while visiting members as to the orderly Opening address by tha chairman, It were upon about festooned Resolved, that we, the delegatee In national convention assembled, Invocation. yaids convention la beA Matter of Time and Brains," BupL which pronounced the manner In the hunting. To tl recognise In him one of th strongest and ablest characters known to yards of Boll Makes a Hit ing looked after by Professor F. M. W. Argo, Colorado Springs, Cola of was world of statesmanship, who possessed in an extraordinary degree a picture draped similarly the A Course in Domestic Theodore A. Bell, the temporary right Science, Driggs of the institution and hla offiAndrew Jackson, and to the left one of the element! f leadership, and by hla able, conscientious and forcecers. The program ran along smoothly Miss Elisabeth Maughan, Ogden, Utah. chairman, waa escorted t the platform hla country Thomas Jefferson. On the opposite ful administration of public affairs reflected honor upon An Inquiry." by Governor Blanchard of Louisiana, yesterday, the educators, expressing of a waa wall and his picture draped upon party, Kentsimilarly M. of James The of the their Congressman Ollle selections. (:H) p. m. Trip up Ogden Canyon. approval his sorrow over Andrew Jackson, and V the left one f Resolved, That we hereby express our deep work done was as follows: 6:00 p. m. General Hesalo, Weber ucky and Former Governor Ellyson ' famhla to and condolence warmest our On the Jefferson. sympathy death and extend opposite 6:16 a. m. Class demonstration, Academy. of Virginia. Hc waa In good voice and Thomas convenily, and that this resolution be spread upon the records of the He had a wall was a portrait of the last Demowas frequently cheered. Miss Walton, Mlsa Address by Dr. W. O. Anderson. main building Mrs. Cleveland, of the United States, cratic tion and a copy sent to Miss Bowles Mr. manuscript hut ' frequently departed Grover president Bush, Short, Remarks, Miss Jessie H. Bancroft Cleveland, bordered with black "Resolved, That as a further mark of respect to his memory , this from the text When he declared that 6:00 a. m. General aesaion, Class Democnatratton, Physical Edutomorrow." two oclock until convention do now adjourn prevailing the danger from Asiatic emigration waa In mute evidence of the Bells S. Ross. Mrs. Goodwin, cation, presiding. naas great that tha present laws were to- feeling of so row, both party and M. E. of Address the president, death. recent . tional, over hla tally Inadequate to protect the white read by Professor Perclval Hall. Revel of Celer. laborers on the Pacific Coast the deleof tha commutes on tha uniReport Back of the platform upon which gation yelled. Bell was wildly cheered form course of Instruction, SuperinREVEALS at the conclusion of his peach. were seated the members of the natendent Charles W. Ely, chairman. row CaliforTAFT of DEAD tional committee was a Honor Msmory of Cleveland. Normal Department, Discussion, nia palms. Twerp y stuffed American After the roll call for the announceProfessor Perclval Gallaudet College, Dunn of eagles, csrrylng In their beaks ' long ment of committeemen L Hall. Nebraska presented the Cleveland r streamers of red. white and blue, were 6:00 p. m. Oral Section, SuperinA olutlnns. David R. Wands of Missouri suspended from the celling Immediately C. E. White, Omaha, Neb., tendent seconded. ' He said: "I rise to speak over the stage. Around the front of chairman. to the resolution In honor of the life the balconies and galleries were strung What Conditions Should Decide the Makes Flank Movement This 66,000 yards of bunting, while at Interservices of Grover Cleveland. Transfer of a Pupil From an Oral to a Tammany Americonvention will honor Itself by doing vals of ten feet hsd been placed Re Remains of Rear Admiral Charles Illinois Congressman Manual Claaa? May Superintendent E. 8 That Means Mischief-Fa-vors were credit to his memory." ' second- can shields. Studding the cellingdiamSalem, Oregon. Tllllnghaat, Col. Bsldeman of Kentucky, stare, each ten feet in Mrtchel Thomas On Way Treasurer Strong or Hitch"Best Method of Obtaining or ReUltra Radical Platform. ed the resolutions, as did also Judge eter, representing the various . states, the Natural Voice" Frances taining In Alton B. Parker.' When Mr. Frands territories and insular possessions. cock (or Chairman. East for Burial. N. Eddy, Boise City, Idaho, said: "Let us bury all the dissen- the corners and about the aides of the Arithmetic for the Primary Classes 7. Tammany sions of the past" there was loud 'ap- main floor were. more palms. Miss Idella Walton, Jacksonville, 111. DENVER, Colo., July plause. The resolutions were adopted to The total number of seats waa 16,000. resolutions decided to the present remains of Rear Admiral HOT SPRINGS, W. A., July 7 The The Spanish Habit Miss Elmira by a unanimous and rising vote, and The apace Immediately In front and Charles Mitchell Thomas, In a special committee the most radical platform Mann B. Boston, Horace School, William McKinley, Hobart, Representative the convention adjourned until noon at the aides of the platform had been car ever suggested from the east The attached to No. 10, over the South- of Illinois, G. Cannon's Mass. news400 Joeeph tomorrow. Speaker use the of named to confer on the for equipped will ern Ogden discussed. were through pass All Pacific, fully subjects In the presidential Included THE DENVER, paper correspondents who have come tomorrow morning. All naval honors campaign manager practically all the sugplanka AUDITORIUM, Reception in the Evening. to tell the world all about It. As In accorded to officials of the United race, has been offered the treasurer-shi- p made by the American Federe,Colo., July 7. The Democracy of th gestions of decorations of a Amid profusion of the Republican national comess and west today Joined hands with- the recent Republican convention at Btatee on such occasions have been ation of Labor, affecting labor and escolors, an Informal recepvariegated H. Taft William were candidate mittee associations in the shadow of dhe snow-da- d by on the the Rockies Chicago, press with! the body having a tion was held after the days business pecially bearing are furious. to name candidates for president and permitted .to Install In their reserva- complied officers and soldiers. Accom- Mr." McKinley la Congressman from The question. Bryanltee of had been accomplished at the state Inthe 19th Illinois district. He Is assert that Taihmany is ric president, and to formulate a set tions telegraph operators with sound- guard openly They and Mrs. Thomas are the body In the banking and mortgage stitution last evening. Old friendships trying to embarrass the party that of Policies upon which to appeal to less keys for the bulletining of Im- panying her eon. and la connected with were renewed and new ones were Bryan only desired to regulate Injuncbusiness the loan the voters of the nation. proceedings. features of portant succeeded to, the wVre in all over three Thomas Admiral etched by tions. Tammany declares it has taken For the first time in its history the Down below the many electric light and railway com- made. There of commander of the Atlantic hundred present and a general good secposition continues Taft Mr. In the from press Illlpols. panies Bryan at his word. One Tammany man Wftjr had recognised the claims of the stairways leading Adupon the resignation of time waa In progress all the evening. today let the for west In the selection of be deluged with telegrams demandto story leak. He said1: meeting tion. wer rooms set apart for the use squadron DancD. Evans a short time selection of Frank B. Light refreshments were aenred. Place. Denver. Justly proud of the hon- of the telegraph companies and press miral Robley will have a city election In New We ing the music of the blind York ago. or conferred upon her. had provided associations. . a year from this fall. We need Hitchcock, of Ohio, as chairman of ing to the soft In. and the was Indulged orchestra committee. brand new auditorium, the best . the labor votes We can control the the national The Leading Delegates. music seemed to make the pedagogues silk stocking vote, but labor Informed, quipped of its kind In America. The In the center of the hall were the FLOOD MEANS REST forast they ever were In F school ns It Is tired of empty promises. II occubuilding cost the taxpayers of the city 1,006 comfortable opera chain room so enjoyable did It all seem. 1600,000. in addition, FOR CAHDIOATE BRIAN Bryan and his friends oppose this prothey subscribed pied by the delegates, and back of these BOY The hosts of the evening were Pro- gram he will be held responsible. to a fund of 6100.000 for the entertainof If the acute of the alternates. In each Mrs. F. M. .Dregga, Proand fessor Coloment of the delegatee and other visiconservative forces a women, two were platform Bryan these sections W. J BryLINCOLN, Neb., July fessor May Maude Babcock, president en the convention, God help his chances tors. who have been sent I pouring Into town rado and Utah, each having line to was the at ear ans telephone of the board of trustees of the Utah as both east and west will resent it. by the thousands In the past three Mrs. alternate.Mary delegate and an the reportDenver He greeted today. School for the Deaf and Blind: Dr. He has always been radical; our De- toys C. C. Bradford Is Denver's voting repand teemed satisfied. The of the mocracy la now radical; we can fight E. K. Goodwin, Long before Inoon, the. hour net for resentative In the convention, and Mrs. ers cheerily flood bars all visitors and Mr. Bryan con best that way, not as conservatives," the of and association the Initial session of the delepresident d H. J. Hayward, of Balt Lake, the a qule( day today. Five deaths Dr. Dobyns and wife, of Misventlon; The Tammany platform Insists on Quadrennial Democratic convention, gate from Utah. It waa the first time expected Andrew W. Edgar, sometime resulted here from the flood and many the streets In he Superintendent W. the exclusion of Asiatic; favors an secretary; sissippi, vicinity of the big, that the suffragettes" of the west had o'clock between three and four thrilling rescues are reported. The Argo and wife,, of Colorado Springs; Increased navy; does. not mention the building were Jammed with had the opportunity of seeing real wo- Bock Island and Burlington have rethis afternoon, escaped from the Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark,. Mr. and Mrs. matter of national bank deposits; imople waiting for the doors- to be men politicians participating In. nation ' The Bute industrial school. Other sumed their western service thrown open. Trim, carefully-groomW. W. Corey. The hosts formed In dodges the plank recommending ascera! affairs. Is 16 years of age and school lad are not d roads still working. outerners. clad In long coats, plug" line and made the rounds of the room, taining the physical valuation of railThere was manifest disappointment 6 authorities request citizens to tata and derbies, knocked elbows with on the part of the six men who had shaking bands with all who desired roads; in the strongest terms It de- ' KILLED FORMER HUSBAND. notify them immediately If he to mands the parcels post. The full dele- and M. punctiliously dressed represen they all did. Mrs. been chosen by the Democratic party In Artie searchIOIA, Kan., July 1j Is seen. Th officers ore tha furnished orchestra of the mountain and Pacific coast the Philippines as delegates, when they Heaton blind Tha adopted the gatlon unanimously early today went to restauring for young Edgar and as he fotea. The In the hall could platform as presented by the suband music everywhere Merry Widows- of the were'ushered Into the alternates' seats. ant here .conducted by her divorced an could not have more than pmrer women and the Merry Cow-"t- f" According to the precedent set by the husband, Clint W. Heaton, and shot be heard exclamations of pleasure at committee. hours lead on them. It Is exof the western delegates lent Several of the labor planks In the the raally, harmonious sounds prolast convention, as well as by special and killed him. She then snapped pected that he will be appreresolutions adopted Tammany folto the scene. duced. action taken last week by the national her revolver twlve at Mrs. Ella Gill, hended today. of the Good Work of Felice. low almost the The Program for Today. nfl: tee on arrangements, the to whom Heaton waa said to have In order to prevent confusion .about Is the scheduled program Gompers plank rejected at Chicago. 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