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Show 1. THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, JULT' business that goes with th winding Carolina Yota to fia it nolldly to th splendid Intellect, clear thinking and A law detemtuoao who! high, up of every convention. Tb firat Natraakaa. prograooiro Idaaia. Mr. Davis' was resolution by former Governor had voted pravlottaly-fo- r 4wley wars Will have my heartiest support and of Idaho tha to thanks changing Hawley Berry, however, and there .J intend to lavo nothing undo do that estendlng of tb convention to th Now York were a number of supporters lies in my power to secure his aleo- ka the gallery who joined la to inconvention committee. Then when th chair recognised crease- tha general eonfuakm. Bryan Governor Brandon of Alabama to of- woe nominated on tha f.rst and only CROUP fer a resolution, th convention, with ballot and tha convention adjourned. AlADOO happy recollect Iona of th boors gon (tatlaiW (na rat Oa.) ONE DESOLATE by. chorused: ANOTHER Twenty-fou- r vote for i. ' ernor Brando of Alabama bad th and of a greuellng task. TORK, July 9. In some quarHEAD OF TICKET tersNEW on the speaker's platform th Governor Brandon torn In bln pine ta bit plan ban oath th atate staod-tr- i Up thera lingered disappointment end fig or of Senator Walsh, tha center I and answered In th stentorian ton Some of th Smith ot oa each of oat th chagrin. to I wild th scenes of past nights and which mad him a distinguished fig INDIANAPOLIS, (By the ere felt deeply the failure supportJuly of the ballot: of candidate to lend th John Zahnd uceaedlng days, aa ha fought to keep proceed- - or in th proceeding, 'On thou Associated Press. although A-ings In orderly channels, to atifle I sand and hlnsty-aigvotes for Indianapolis was nominated for pres- Governor Smith himselfprissy for appeared beharsh outburst and rule with reason I ident of tha United state on th Na- fore the Convention r to assure I tonight fairness to ail. loomed above th tional Independent ticket her tonights it of hie wholehearted support for Then the convention adopted n th 8 h rated Th stata aa th ISIrd and of resolution thanking - every while Roy M. Harrop of Omaha waa tteket; and swaying crowd below. He waa trim trie bad led those who teUeal today, but Mora th la Among all-1 nomchosen aa tha vto presidential tha body for everything, dapper again, deaplt the for was am oa th rati had been called, tha and th McAdoo, result fight Vigil under heavy rmponsibili- When th question of tbanklngwth ine. much to heart. taken Canal Zone, It a aa clear that th night I Mr. Zahnd announced the following ties, and again, na often In tha last polio cam up a coup) of delegate Mr. McAdoo himself, after th condeadlock ai over and that Darla few he caught th attention who must bsvs run afoul of A New executive committee to not until a vention, sent from bis hotel to Mr. had become th cholc of tha Indi-- v of thdays,delegate to receive their York cop bellow d soma lusty "noea. le elected la aacb Davia a committee telegram saying merely: ideal delegate beyond the ahadow friendly greeting. Tha convention, however, laughingly stata In January, 1925: on "Fleas accept congratulations of a doubt. Walsh for vies president' Walsh! adopted th resolution. John Zahnd, chairman; Leonard G. nomination. , His principal floor BREAK IS BEGUN. Walsh! was shouted up at him aa Then th convention adopted a res- Simmons, secretary: Robert Schuyler, four leaders from disappeared completely AS about th floor atate leader lb paradd of standanjs filed by be olution of sympathy and thanks to Edna L. Johnson, Edgar Pettit, D. L. the convention ball aa th balloting ' Sometimes It cam from a south Mrs. Woodrow Wilson for her ten- CaropbelL all of Indianapolis: mere ah outing for recognition tu low. Ray its final stage. And th m group, sometimes from an eastern der ear of th Into president. mond O. Rairdon, Franklin, Ind.; H. approached central group of McAdoo crusaders awing Into line rhaaga their vote andBren or again from his own western elate Governor Rltchl of Maryland, tak- Earl Brown, Franklin, Ind.; Roy M. among th - eat glum and a n of Hit with th rising tala. A Davis standard had ing th platform, asked for th ap- Harrop, Omaha, Neb.; Thomas G. with drawn delegates oia waa yelling to be heard; Koose colleague. face while th convene lifted to the stand and Waiah pointment of a committee to oocurt Jackson, New Foldea. Minn.; N. tlon was making its final choice. Veit, in New York's big dueler of .been It while a photographer Mr. Davis to th half during th evenNeilson, .Fort Worth, Texan; Gladys was up on bis stood beside McAdoo headquarters, which for ninety delegates, sought to get n pirtur. ing at-- a time when he waa going to C. McGuire, Veaioe, CaL; Lula KJe three weeks had been on of the crutches, waving hi hand. roar cam Walsh! be In Walsh, Walsh. Cor dor, Mo.; D, A. Baldwin busiest places In the convention pie-I- , chair th The the of neighborhood. gave tng Pounding with th last to from i him from tha floor, appointed Governor Ritchie, Governor Roberta Mont.; Silas N. Dunn. Grant Walsh east up wan a picture tonight of almost that remained, Chairman eonfu-aioand south and north ana west I Hrvs a of Nebraska and Senator Junction, Colo.; H. C. George, Forest complete desolation, Bought ta get order out of the and it was said Owen of Oklahoma. City, Iowa; C. .K. Ward, Long Island, that the former treasury secretary and write tha fur mat record of alike. WALSH STAYS ACTION. Ala.; J. L. ArmUrust. Armbruat, Pa sad members of his family would sail WALSH DECLINES. what waa already don. At last h aaw th Alabama champion of th Th sound of it grew and grow tn Chairman Barkley read a let T. C. Christensen, Salt Lake City, within a few days for a trip abroad. senator who was th only serious eon volume until It seemed certain that terFirst William Jennings Bryan, wbo had from Senator Walsh declining the Utah. The platform of th party, adopted worked among - i tender on that lost ballot. the convention would hnv its vie presidential nomination. il said th delegatee to preax-- 1 '"The chair recognise th gentle, despite every restraint and fore wy ha preferred to remain in th aonale at a meeting of tho axenutlve com- vent a awing to Davia, also thaj It mittee as has chief man from Alabama .Uoeernor Bran vice presidential nomination upon and run far last May, his plank pressed openly disappointment, but Th roll don, he shduted Into the rising din. him by acclamation. Only bis own call for vie presidential nomination A demand for th repeal of the fed- issued a statement later saying terse- In recognition of It serious determination that it should was called And Alabama yielded to eral reserve banking system and the ly that he would support the tiokeL I establishment of an American fines The move to piece his brother In j custom, th surging mao on tha floor not b blocked, such a reaolL W. L. Bamum of Ariaooa. Over In th Massachusetts delega-tlo- n system of government-owne- d nomination for tb vice presidency 'i paused to listen to that clarion call H Dominated John C. (Jack) rial A banks. Other plartka ar in favor later appeared to greatly reviv Time from tb southern delegation. was roaring out a Orsenway of Bisbee, Aria When his delegate Mr. of And Egib securi- spirts, and h told friends that th rfheeemingTf PffiHeSA motion to rnaks tha nomination then Bamum finished convention sus- ties.elimination of Initiated to round of balloting had progressed th and thera. A dosen other around pended the rules the of treaties government westerner of a th having prospect for the first timo e convention had Joined him Jo hi the bail wer war, pensions, aboil iryan type on the ticket had led him j shouting th asm and decided to limit further nominat- outlaw chairman ing speeches to five minutes. Cali tlon of th electoral college, equal to the conviction that a real campaign shout, drowning out even his ten thing, but the steady-eyt- d toriaa roar as he voted for Alabama' pounded for quiet, and ruled them fnmia yielded to Texas and Thomas rights for women, conservation of nat- for progressiva principles waa in proa- favorit son; hut it waited a moment sternly out of order. He would hear H. Ball of Houston waa recognised ural resources, and batter cooperation pecL Aa the balloting for th vice ' bow to hear I ha tint Chang In tn no effort to sweep aside the rules. to nominal Alvin C. Owsley, forme between th government ami the presidency began, b returned to hit vot of th first etato on th roll. In a moment th Davta demonstrain the Florida delegation and sat commander of the American Legion. farmer. Th Independent party, na now or, place tion bad merged Into a Walsh tribute CHANGES ITS VOTE. Colorado yielded to Tennessee and smiling broadly as state after state Is iniaed. . no one of who scene more shouted the family name In wild Ilk has those that the composed Charles M. Bryan of Tennesse change Its th last tAo weeks. But the Mon nominated George I Berry, bead of lava signified a belief In tho plat- across the convention ball In response Brando roared in tones thal of wot, form 1L who tartan fellow Democrats and his hay paid tl yearly to (h toll the Pressmen's union. wer hut a hunky whisper of th that warned j must not, fur the party's Connecticut yielded io New Jersey. doe Into th treasury. Mr. Zahnd I mighty shout of earlier, aeeeiona good, they announced rush Into a vie presidential John A. Maithews of Newark. N. J. that approximately 17vt for HULL PRAISE HAS twenty-tballot to were nomination.' sent in members Hs pleaded adjournment nominated Silaer. Governor He pro ha continual and tha conven- be taken to a s bates, and that almost all night session to com- viously nominated Governor 8 Use tion went wildi FOR BOTH LOSERS of these voted. th work of the convention. Th for the presidency. Then Brennan hurled Illinois' block plete Th motion was already before th house. Mr. nominee. presidential Florida yielded to South Carolina of fifty-eigvote, united for th Th convention listened to , what and T. G. McLeod of Colombia, 8. C., Zahnd, was on of th organisers of MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. New first timo, to th Latvia colours. Senator Waiah aatd, but mot hi con- nominated committee of forty-eigwhen Leroy Springs of Ianoaater tha Roosevelt, smiling and eagr as on words with renewed crie of for vie presidency. la It waa brought Into being in Chicago York, July 9. 8o many question wer Mr. Springs that mad day when h placed Al" cluding and was prominently identi- asked of Chairman Hull of tha Demo "Walsh. Waiah, Waiah! tha first woman ever in nomi- in g Smith in nomination amid a fiedltll, with this group la their conven- eratlo national committee respecting tha motion and nation for the office. plaoed din from th galleries, sent thThethinsenator put In of tion was chorus in 1929. He was born yesterday's masting between William almost Chicago ayes P. GeorThen Louis of New York' ninety to Duvi In n Marquardt Naw Martinsvilla, W. Va.. April G. McAdoo and Governor Smith that lost in the general din and gia seconded the nomination of near1ST7. block. Iqwsvwlthdrew Meredith and utterly babel on of sound floor. 12, tha has Ha Then been a farmer, trav- today th chairman Issued thin (tau to Davis, he called for the noea turned it who nt: and a roar- Berry. DAVIS IS NOMINATED. eling .man and real estate operator. and Tom Taggart, trngth thrusting upward ing murmur of dlaaanta cams back. The meeting between Mr. McAdoo from Indiana a place on tha floor, But crash came tha Mrs. Ann L. e delrgate-et-larga and. Smith, Governor Smith was entirely amid tba OMAHA, July I. Roy M. Harrop, from Illinois, also seconded th nominated caught attention to make th motion confusion and uproar.gavel th Independent party pleaaanL The party welfare was the by that unseated the rule and declared I nomination of Walter The convention stands Berry. Myeni at Indianapolis for vice president, is a topic discussed. Each of the gentleth West irginian th unanlmou until I SO o'clock tonight. adjourned Indianapolis seconded tha nomina- mining the sens- - II engineer, having received his men participating, while speaking in choice of the convention. tlon of Alvin Owsley. tor shoutad down into th din. Then training at the South Dakota school my presence, exhibited the came wa no record of that vot. hs turned Thera ' seconding A third for Interest In the problem from speech away any mine. H wan kora in Lincoln, of swiftly Th din of approbation swelled on slbie waa made by Dan F. Steck of Neb., forty-on- e breaking thp deadlock and bringing questioning of his action and Berry year ago. Into tha surging demonstration on tb lent himself Iowa. n tn about crowd. nomination. the Prior to Henry Ford s announce platform floor, Into which, at last, erery standKansas yielded to Iowa and J. Ray ment that "It require big men thus to meet he wa for President Cool ard from every state or territory was File of Fort Dodge placed In nomi- Idge, Mr. Harrop waa an advocate of end. In a spirit of mutual concession, Th wer never asked plunged. nation Governor Jonathan M. Davia the Detroit manufacturer for presi- strive Jointly and earneatlv to serve "naya" Session Night for. of Kansas In January of this year he their party In time of emergency. Louisiana yielded to Ohio and Gar- dent Meets to Pick WEST VIRGINIANS DELIGHTED. helped form here what waa named the Governor Smith and Mr. McAdoo, In 8. rett of ChUllcoth Claypool Down In th West Virginia section placed People's Progressive 'party, which meeting and conferring fully and freebefore the convention the name of adopted th "fool friend Running Mate , Rennet a who had stuck it undoubtedly aet a fine containing a plank ly yesterday, Clark, son of tha lats Speaker for repeal platform out through all the convention wer of reserve federal tb bank example of harmony to th rank and of Clark Missouri. Champ file of the frantic with Joy. act. All about NEW TORK, July I Reassembling them party. The name of .William A. Gaston of hollow-eye- d Mr. Harrop wa a candidate for men and women, worn for th night session TUMULTY IS PLEASED. to pick a Vico Massachusetts wa by presented with th long struggle, forgot their presidential 1922 qn th Nebraska in from the convention MADISON candidate, L. SQUARE GARDEN, New Whitfield Tuck of Winchester, Togrewslv party of Nebraska ttsket, fatigue in generous salute to the new was In quite a different mood than Mms. Tork, July 9 Joseph P. Tumulty, leader of the Democratic party. with which hs formerly wae affiliated President has been its daily habit sine th batWllaona Mayor John F. HyUn of Now Tor secretary tor but was defeated. the delegates wer tle began. Th diebards on nil aides Everywhere waa Dlna-moeight years In th Whit House, woo nominated Robart City by tb West Virginia wer absent, but most of tbs dele facing toward been has in active the convention of Majwachueotta. standard, dancing high in th air gates were handa laughing SENDS Michigan waa ballad and Waltar L RALSTON tonight iaaued a statement Above the delegation, in the hands of and chatting.shaking Smiling features had McKensi of Detroit seconded tha warmly commending tha nomination a Davis man who flung It up and replaced protruding Jawn, and happy nomination of Alvin Owsley. HIS PLEDGES of John W. Davis. down In emotional relief. greetings took tha place "After stress, strain and storm, When Minnesota was called C. C. t Someone Aug out age!! tha stot words. - of fighting " said Mr. Tumulty, of the Democracy Grand Rapids seconded INDUMABbLia, flag of West Virginia and swung it July Thtr wae one outstanding develop- McCarthy of thg nation hs again shown Its C. nomination of the John United Greenway, Senator whose Stairs Ralston, spread of white hack and ment of th proceedings which deand New rltality vigor by nominating John Hampshire yielded to Main wthdrSawsl from the contest for the W. forth. Men bearing hug pictures of lighted everybody within range of Davia. Here Is presented a man Mr. Davis appeared as If by magic Chairman Walshs chair. The cele- and Fulton J. Redmond of Ellsworth Democratic nomination for presidenL of In nomination Edwin T. Msre-dtt- h who will hold high th distinction, placed to go bobbing in break the started the down and probably brated. the up gavel with the flying head of Iowa, secretary of agriculture deadlock thst resulted in the banner of our party and lead the Jammed aisles. today which during th had Democratic in proceedings hosts to victory in Noth Wilson administration. nomination of John W. Davis of West vember." Ripped up ftom their plans, th "beaned one Innocent bystander and MEREDITH NODS REFUSAL. ta standards bobbed again into narrowly missed many others, Virginia, heard the news over his was reLOCUST in was over VALLEY JUBILANT. and the Mr. tha parade around the aisles, radio Meredith was high while placed with an instrument of more spirits sitting with th Iowa delegation and vigorously shook selection. ' LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y July high above the band launched Into gigantic but substantial proportions. A final fury of music that select from hard would to be He head. hi "It Moat of the 1500 inhabitants of this A spurred th affair with a previously had stated our weary host below on to new effort handle made from a cross section of j that he would not accept th party a man who oould more ably Long Island village learned by radio and shouting. It seemed tha eonvenA-tiontion present Its cause than John W. Da- that John W. Davia, their fellow tree waa cedar on laid th waa like a tired man. stretching chairman's desk with the in a formal townsman, bad become the presidenJ. B. Johnston of Brooklyn then vis." aaid Senator Ralston compliments seconded and sighing tn profound pleasure the nomination of Gover- statement "He Is tn the prime of tial nominee of the. Democratic at of th Bayshore fire department. It party. he is n high grade gentlemen and At the Davia home had been made by the firemen there. nor Bllser. Then Governor Morrison Ilf servants of th reallv great lawyers of the danced .a jig and then the "slicked Everybody within range of the desk, of North Carolina seconded the nomiup with memories of the past and fears nation of Mrs. Springs of 8outh Caro- country. I shall be glad to give him tha house. In the hop that Mr. Davis and constant support would return tonight from th home my sincere for the future chorused on question. lina. the W. W. of national Howes, campaign." committeeformer Undersecretary of State throughout It was; The Hoosicr senator then sent the Frank L. Polk man for South Dakota, nominated in New where FEARFUL OF BIG GAVEL. James W. Gerard of New Torn, for- following telegram of congratulations he has spent considerableTork, time dur"la th bead of that thing on solid to Mr. Davis. mer ambassador to Germany. the ing convention. A usual there wee an epidemic of me in the Joins Mr Ralston Tbs nomination of About three year Silser Mr. Davia statements on the outcome. Every- waa seconded by J. Governor P. Loamy of warmest of congratulations to you and purchased his bouse, ago with tea acres body Issued on. Only a few wer Mr. Davis on your nomination for of land, from A. C. Bedford, Vermont. chairworth reporting. Among the latter The nomination of Governor Silser president. I shall do all I can for your man of the board of the Standard waa on by Wayne B. Wheeler, sa seconded by Charles B. Lenahan etactloa. Oil company of New Jersey Th double action pencil. said' He has of Wilkes-Barrused the residence arts Pa., and the nomiPushes out the lead end "The wets can get no comfort In nation of Uwaley was seconded by home, commuting daily to hla offloe TOWN HOME DAVIS th of nomination W. John Davia F. His of Herbert In New York. Mary Allentown, Pa. draws it in again when you record Is for law enforcement Governor William H. On of Mr. Devi' chief interests of GROWS RAPTUROUS here While the convention was assem- Rhode Island was plaord InFlynn hare finished writing so it la his roe nomine garden, which he James M. Cox. th standard tlon by Isabelle Abeam O'.Neall, l cultivates with great care. He is e will not break off or punch bling W. Va., July 9 CLARKSBURG, bearer of 1920, entered the hall and member of tba Rhode Island exhibitor legisperennial at Long Jalaiil went to visit tb Uhlo delegation. He lature. The home town of John W. Davis, flower shows and has holes in your won as the Democratic was surrounded by admirer wbo con- nominated today Claud Porter of Dea Molnea, la. pocket (ratuiated him on th Important part took the platform and again an- candidate for president, received the prises. Us s took in bringing about a nominanews bestowed of th honor upon nounced that E. T. Meredith waa not citisen with a bunt of excitement and tion and getting th convention out of a candidate ermanent Encampment its deadlock. Mr. Cox came to New 'Tie has requested me," he said, cheering that was an genuin as It Site Assured Hear Lake York aa th titular head of the party spontaneous. to say that he feels more deeply to do what he could, making clear than he can express the many mini-fe- e Hardly had the news of hi been when sent crowds that he wanted nothing for himself nation gathIons of regard tat Special t 17m Tribe to. for him and and he worked day and night to bring while he will do ail In his power for ered in front of newspaper offices BOISE. Idaho, July I The first the discordant elements Into harmony. success of the ticket nominated here, started a wild demonstration through step to mak a permanent national B. Love of Texas, one of he cannot accept a nomination if the streets and soon were Joined by Reloads from th Thomas encampment site of th meadbands. Automobiles raced through the guard principal McAdoo panivans. was tendered him. He therefore authorow near McOall on lake for the tip in 15 secat the convention tonight warmlv in- ises me to withdraw his name from elty with signal devices sending out the and otherPayette unit of the the selection of Mr Davis. clamor of notes, while bella and Idahocavalry before the convention. onds without taking dorsing national guard waa taken yea-"- T to Alton B. Parker, the Democratic added the din. whistles BRYAN IN RUNNING. hn th Mat adjutant gan-rstandard bearer of 1904, was on the Democratic and organoffice assented a lease v on It waa past I o'clock when tb con isations alike JoinedRepublican in plana for a waiting for the chairman and acres there for five years. The Leads cannot jam or platform after an hours more carefully planned celebration to urge him not to decline th second renJ,on reaaaotnbled to- land is state land. of the leaders to begin place on th ticket. Speakers will extol the West The national guard officers, federal dog the tip vice presidential night balloting for th chosen to lend hie party. 'LAST night officers and Governor C. Cl ,CRUSH' B. Flaherty of Virginian nomination. Harry were so wall pleased with Ah Moore There was the usual last night crush Omaha took the platform to present encampment grounds this year that It Unconditionally guaranteed on the convention halL Tickets meant the name of Charles W,- - Bryan, GETS ADVICE BRYAN Is planned to mak th camp perma-ampnoth tag. Hundred of people who bad We bring to you a servant of the tnrm tuner couian t get in or couldn't Democracy for the past twenty-fiv- e FROM MR. MALONE water system will be W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co. get a seat when they did get In and I .ult (h Cbmroer- years, he said, "and urge hi FORT MADISON, IOWA persona in their seat who had inatton." NEIW TORK. July 9 Dudley Field ci1 clubwillof McCall and the parade be Tb seeded ground to wa make a turf. a flutter of There police aaid Pi?..!!. J1 no th1'retoday Informed William Jenorders about ticket The when the speaker recounted that Gov-t- h Malone Bryan tn a message that he rehad given I ernor Bryan wda In touch with the nings felt th best that for gretfully thing hey were scarce. agricultural question of the wool the party would be for Mr. Bryan "to A with the and with th liberal sentiment of th withdraw chap front th convention now." , young words usher Inscribed on his nation. I say this with affactlonato good yesterday winked at all inquirer The chairman of the Massachusetts will. the message aaid, for you know Ufji.i JowU ,.hr wa nothing h I delegation presented the nameof wll-- c I toured the country for you three bam A Gaston, which, he said, had times for President and served under offered by been placed "without the suthortty of you sa assistant secretary of state. th. V U Kelley. CongregaMr. Malone declared that, unforjbbert of lil American As- - the delegation." uS: Bryan got his first block of votes tunately, Mr. Bryan could net "grasp from California, which him the economic realities of the time, gav. lifter of the .Star- - twenty-fou- r out of twenty-atand thst he did not know thst "lb 8 e.LilU Governor .. oral other states in Joined the move-jLI.- problems of our industrial ture cannot 5Sri ,.,orB!r lrf n 5 moved that ment, but several their usual be solved by the pious platitudes" Mr. Invited to address place on the roll callpassed while tbelr man- - Bryan had put In the Democratic Ihe convention. consulted with. other delegates platform. The chair appointed n committee agers ooura. There were many to escort th candidate of 1920 to the as to their chairs In all tqe delegations. platform and they did so a bile the empty SILZER SMITH, MADOO WITHDRAWS. band plaved "Beautiful Ohio" and the MESSAGE DAVIS When New Jersey waa reached the convention gave him rousing cheer name of Governor Silzer was withCOX MAKES SPEECH. vote and of th drawn th waa state NEW Mr. Cox told the convention he cast July 9 William O. out of compliment" for Mayor McAdoo. TORK. from his hotel tonight, sent A BOOK AND THOU had the satisfaction of knowing that of New York. th following telegram to John W. the convention had acted wisely in Hylan toyan got ten out of th ninety New Davia, th nominee of th Democratic r neYr fc4 Ha delight of selecting Mr. Davis, whom he de- Tork votes and Mayor Hylan was party for president: lolling in one eg our scribed as "one-o- f the most resplen- given forty. Th rest were scattered. "Hon. John W. Davia. New Tork under a dent statesmen of the last century. amidst the waa no nomination for There tree and flowena If he had. perbane and a man of City: Pleas accept congratulations record who wda president on tb first ballot. vine on i The would hare written another and a 'a platform inspotless your nomination. William Gibbs himself. war scattered widely over a McAdoo. greater "RubaiyaL" "In 1920 the banner waa placed with votes field of candidates. waa Mr. McAdoo' only public thirty This me. he said. Come In and let ue show After the roil call had been con- comment on Mr-- Davis' nomination. yy It cam from falling, if not slcred cluded, wonderful Ice Boxes, Refrigerator. several however, the qf Governor Smith tonight sent the larger I hope that my children in the state Perch and Lawn Furniture, Porch hands. including New Tork, changed following telegram to John W. Davia years to come can have it said oLtbis their votssto.swell Swings and Hammock th total th had the Democratic presidential nominee: when with a heart fuli of been cast for Governor EVERYTHING FOR oocasioni "Sincere .H.AVE Bryan of NeBest congratulations. gratlude; 1 hand you back th banner braska. YOUR HOT WEATHER COMFORTS. wishes for success and my promise of Democracy, that upon this Missouri standard to also changed heartiest of the Alfred , E. support. give there Is not now the blood of Headquarter Majestic Ranges of her votes to Bryan, a dosen Smith. - Toy Department that It is not marked with the bulk Open All Year other chairman ROOSEVELT IS PLEASED. were on delegation ABF oonceeeion of principle." their-fee- t attempting to gain recogNEW TORK, July 9 Franklin . At th conclusion of Governor nition t change their vote Governor Roosevelt, Governor Smith's floor address Chairman Barkley tookCoxs out close to a had Bryan already mad this restatement manager, th Barahor ftrmns ! and the nomination of Mr. th desk a strok which rocked Another on of th states thst specting th platform. to was Texas, which Davis: Bryan changed John W. Davis th Democratic In Unto th convention maintain orth same time withdraw the name has found n candidate of whom der h aaid aa he stood th war at Alvin Owsley. Th action was tak- party can be and the voters club up on th and of 4t handle, of en. the delegation chairman said, oa th country,proud, a man on whom theyof where everybody could get a rood behalf of Coionel Owsley. can with confidence unit he m h I the liberty Th flood of changes to Bsyaa Indi- will make a president worthy that VTusing J: to rank cated hi nomination ns soon sa th with the other Democrats who great Then, before proceeding to th nomvotes could be counted. have held that office. ination vice presidedL th con- Bryan pssf.d a majority - when Jo"A asrm personal friend of mine, Wtir the price are always rifht venuon of transacted sephus Daniels changed tha North jMtve found him to be a man of I i a Davis and Bryan Chosen a to Lead Democratic Host City 10, lmi. 1 : irry HERES rtg nrt mi i I A twen-tao-fo- -- -- i ' ! 1 pt old-ag- "Twen-n-n-tee-fo- hree - ht ht nerve-rackin- whole-heart- con-rre- ra GREATEST SALE m aO VEABS.FF 75 SUITS, 195 SUITS, Vb FF FF 25 SUITS, AND YOU MAY blue-edg- two-fo- aomi-iix-ln- di rui iru m AND PAY BY. 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