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Show r Iternltrcaa 912. m 1 To indicate good V business in the way you advertise for work is a strong recommendation. of itself, . sense , . V, VOLUME . J 1 'i4 t ' f 4 'If' you have "some ' real estate to sell, you have some classified advertising tor do in this paper. , J I r I vt LOO AN CITY,' UTAH, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1912, XXXlft. V $ 9 NUMBER 129. NOCHQIGE; BRYAN WRITES strength, read a statement put to big business; we need it. 4 L busi' THE PLATFORM Democratic na- out from the. speakers headquar- But big business, like little i ? ness, must obey the laws. tional convention claimed a nota- ters. take did President not Taft June A 27. Baltimore, a pro-- k ble .victory tonight when, they .Dark horse talk died away time to kicked but out, out, gressive the can carry Bryan a while platform was motion abrogating little today and, carried many " f . adopted by the subcommittee of rule by which some state delega- didates were mentioned, there ap- the Roosevelt policies. eleven members of the resolutions-committe- e He is joined to his idoK and tions were bound to cast their peared' to be a concensus of opinhis the of the Democratic naadministration presents ion that the fight lay among the a votes as a unit. most tional all in convention . tonight. and spectacle It melancholy of Clark Wilson, supporters Fight Centers on Ohio. was in life.' our national' aelean William com not Repudiated had for,, Mr. victory the Bryan. Bryan The fight ; for; and against elec-th- e Jennings Bryan. He was given ""unit rule was waged particularly: mitted himself on thequestionof the.middle of his term bythe of tion fall leeway. There -- was na f rle- - . a Democratic,, Congress, presidency in any way up to about the state of Ohio,' where tion and, as a matter of fact, Bry-a- n his the orced renominatiop by convention met.' time the eighteen district delegates had the ' wholesale honest of put the lid on several radical unseating to heen instructed . by primaries The Keynote Speech. which Iwere presehted by he lefthanded ideas with is delegates, but Woodrow vote for Ollie James was elected permWilson, does committeemen both for consideration. hands, everything where thestate convention.con-trolle- d anent chairman on thereport of Z In. e and the Brvan switch , bnFriwrong, instances, generally hy theV IIarmon forces, the Committee on' permanent . . ' ; cs iromi a progrcssive. to a con- day.-had invoked the unit rule binding and made the keynote servative,' The commoner dominthe Ohio speech of the campaign, in which Chairman James declared- the all Ohio delegates-thas the ated. He wrote the most importinvaded he thanked the Convention for progressive spirit governor, ant planks, the tariff and the curwill this and year place country the The convention by a vote of the honor; congratulated in Democratic the rency reform planks. party power, that , no party, upon the fortunate auspices d 5650.491 13-vote-should The most important feature is Bombshell Bryans be bound under which it begins the state delegation the reeuminendation for t&riff fiat. that here no charge of Baltimore, June 27. The Demby unit control except in such revenue only. This plank is lengcases where, a state law was man- bribery hovers; no cry of thief ocratic national convention, in and goes deeply into the tarthy and robber is heard, no army of the midst of turmoil and tumult, datory on the subject. iff In addition to the question. police needed to keep delegates on the motion of William Jen, Thursday. Session: which was to be preplatform Convention Hall, Baltimore, from each others throats prais- nings Bryan, declared tonight by to sented committee lathe rule June 27. The delegates to the ed Democracy as the party of the a vote of 889 to 196, with two "hot a was resolution. ter Democratic national convention people ; called attention to the re- voting and one absentee, that no The first section of the resolufiled into the convention' hall to- spective party records the Re- man should be nominated for tion recommended to congress with promises be- president who is the representathe changing of the constitution day prepared Tor a long and ex- publican- party trayed. the Democratic party tive or under obligations to J. citing session.1 making a president ineligible for fulfilled so far as it Pierpont Morgan, Thomas F. Rywith be the to was a second term, leaving the length It day had pledgesto expected fulfill them in the an or August Belmont. Morgan of the one term to be fixed by of the climax,, the end of the long House-power - of is a Republican. Ryan is a Dem. Representatives. that body. campaign waged by the presiden-Mr. James called attention to ocrat, a delegate from. Virginia. The second portion of this reso- lial aspirants. And as they came the- fact - that while . Republicans He the other Virginians y hall appar-entllution was in question. - Mr. Bry-a- n the delcgates into the were as touch at sea as ever had promised to revise the, tariff in the hall while he was read out presented the proposition of a to who would, be the nominee. in the interest of consumers, .it of the- party. He was silent,' grim, law calling for the election of naThe various boomers of, candi-.- .. had steadily raised the rates since impassive. Once 'he stood up. tional committeemen in the Demdates were ready to start demon- 1918, until it reached iis,,max 1113 , fellow delegates, crowded ocratic party by the direct vote of imum, being 47 pec cent; while in round, him. -- The-, cry .went up M ' strations and younter-demonstr- a the people! ' tions and it seemed certain that the House the Democrats had re that., he .would take the platform Another vitally' Important the delays would be such as- to duced the wofileto tariff 40 per and defend himself against I the was a recommendation for plank throw the actual balloting late in- cent, only to. have it vetoed. The bitterest attack ever made on direct legislation by the vote of Republican party had offered no man in any American' political to the evening. the people. This is in the line of to the farm- convention,- - August.-- Belmont-al-s- o All sorts of rumors were" afloat tariff profit the initiative, referendum and the is a Democrat and a delegatej as to deals and combinations, dur- er, though drouth." might come, recall, but not so radical, and is meet New failure storms from the First district-o- f hr destroy,; of one not the one of the planks hut forenoon, ing to Keep Cool considered these seemed to have a trustwor- his efforts; it offered no profit York. He was not' present wheri This ! The Place Where Joseph E. Car don Is Trying which will appeal to the people. or relief to the laborer, though Bryan lashed him with the others The subcommittee of eleven thy foundation. The supporters he a and as a euree to the party. rumors - flying was to have met might toil ed Valso seconded the nomination are numerous of "Woodrow Wilson, heartened again at' 8 A humbler in The tenement. a combi as the .'sleejS ta around the hall of ; Wilson-Brya- n Oar1l" oclock for farther consideration, by the class of ' our ' millions of . nation hetweenlthe various lead- buf Owing to Mr. asked to be passed: THE NOMINATIONS victory last night in the fight for only Bryan V . ' ,, . . ens'made during the recess since Baldwin Nominated the abrogation of the unit rule in Americans .who were considered in resolution creso peculiarly the favorites of the Following the commotion Wade Rogers of New 7:15 a. m. One of the principal was not. the Henry binding all the members of a state meeting the Bryan resolution, Haven, Conn., nominated Gover- rumors is that after three or four held party as to warrant it ated by delegation, to the views of a ma- Republican pntil long after that hour. the presidency nominations for in the that powdeclaring taxing Simon E. Baldwin of Ckmnee-ticut.- ballots have been taken there nor The jority in the delegation, were er of the proposed plank for the dicould be us- were declared in order. Alabama IDs speech was different will be a break to Senator Kern ot rect election of national commitclaiming that the - New Jersey ed to takegovernment from the pockets of being first on the - list, William from most governor would sweep the con- men in other nominating speeches, Indiana. Of course, like all such teemen contemplates the prevenin to B. Bankhead arose monof life place pursuits in that he mentioned his cand- rumors, there will be no means of tion of such spectacles as were vention today - and secure the the name of Oscar W. sufficient to to a npmination '.give ey profit -- nomination. idates name in the first sentence. verifying them.- seen at the Republican convenThey expressed the their" Underwood whose friends made the favoritesTvere special inJames is 'calling the tion at Chicago, where the newly Mir. be "Chairman held a Connecticut hope that delegates Bryan might ' , a brief demonstration. - 4 demonstration duced to come out squarely for manufacturers. among themselves, convention to order. elected committeemen were not .Arizona yielded its. turn, to after the conclusion of Mr. RoThe ''"the showed that speaker --Wilson and felt that if this could Beginning To Ballot. permitted to vote on contests and At today s session J udson Har- the machine be brought about ultimate victory woolen bill passed by the' Demo- Missouri, and Senator James A. gers speech. They waved a bright reJ)f thecommittee cratic house and vetoed by the Reed, in a splendid and most banner afad' yelled for Governor mon of Ohio and Gov. Thomas R. ? was certain. ril ' . mained intket;. President would have saved the eulogistic speech that aroused ini Baldwin7 several minutes, Marshall cf Indiana were added Talk of Bryan as Nominee. the most important ' tense enthusiasm, nopiinjited Big Hnzxah for Wilson to the list of nominees duly pre- - Among There was renewed talk of Mr. people two hundreds of millions in the platform contained pank of dollars annually upon their Champ Claxk-- v the call of the states sented before the Convention as presented by the subcommittee ' Bryan himself as the nominee toAs the senator named Champ was readmed. Delaware first ballot was as follows: purchases; and . that conser- clothing were these: day, some of the yielded The considveto was 12:25 when 448 that Clark a at a.m. being tremend; dark vatives being quoted as saying to New Jersey. John W. West-co- tt Currency reform. , recommend; . . 108 of that state went forward Underwood that so long as the name of a pro- ered, four members of the Pres- ous demonstration broke forth, j ed in strong terms and carrying .. idents cabinet appeared upon the V llgon , , , Massachusetts' displayed 333V4 jsto nominate Governor W'oodrow gressive seemed inevitable it out Mr. Bryan's ideas in regard 14 1 longu. -- did Harmpn Wilsem fiBancial situs? irngHTbeTusTas weirryhamirr club m one hand, and promis- - numerable banners and flags were DOt wait for the 31 Marshall f0 BryanLlead the, fight for & fourth age tion. ,biu 8peeh 13 before beginning their demon- Baldwin ..,.4 time. Some of Mr. Bryans es in the other, to sustain the brought forth. Reformation of the banking veto. , 2 Presidents . . Balloons bearing Clarks name stration. (unauthorized) friends indicated that the NebrasBryan laws for the protection ' of the 0 2 The Democrats passed a farm- were sent into the air. ... kan apparently was content with Hats were thrown in the air, 20,000,000 bank depositors; ,ar- 1V so list laborers free ers and Not ........ bill, The demonstration was genu- banners broke out and there was Voting the position he now occupied in of the Aldrich bankand so responsive to public ine ; It was tremendousT Delegates a noisy din both on the floor and -- The fifth ballot was taken just raignment r( 7 --the convention, the right to name just, i ing plan. convention before the uniform the candidate being all but con- demandr that the Senate - also from nearly every state in the in the galleries.-G- ne Wiladjourned. the for of Recommendation "7 passed it ; but - notwithstanding union joined in it. The galleries son banners was hoisted in the It resulted: ceded to him. primary laws in all the states: the cost of living had increased seemed almost folid for Clark. Ohio delegation and read .443 Clark Ohio Clark Recommendation for the strengof Champ Supporters in a few years; not- Men,. women and children yelled gives 19 votes for Wilson. 351 Wilson laws claimed the nomination with as 100 per cent thening of the anti-tru- ' of the extortion the Harmon Tin withstanding horns and other From ride a 14iya and new legislation to control entrance a parade wildly. .much outward confidence as ever - were- rs brought into filed into- the hall. - Banners bear- Underwood as they gathered for the daya various food and other trusts, the the trust situation. . bill. the President 31 vetoed play. A Champ dark chorus ing the names of twenty .New Marshall session.' , Advocacy of the income ta to "President Taft has the lone with megaphones began singing York counties and the words Bryan 1 federal control of the Missisthe be will There has been. and, and singular distinction of being the Houn Dawg song. " , 1 Wilson and Win were carried Kern river to prevent devastating , sippi no defection from the . dark the only president in the life of I Seldom, if ever, in convention by the marchers. Wilson banners till floods in the future. The convention adjourned-9:3the republic who ever vetoed bills history has there been a demon- of every kind fell into line. civil p. m. Other planks cheapening clothing to the peo- stration like this one & demonof the marchers were not reform. service BAND COnCEOT Many , ple, lumber to the homeless and stration of ' such tremendous delegates, but outsiders and spec- Services in commemoration of Registration of 7 foreign . builtmeat and bread to hungry Ameri- force. of : . tators. Half a dozen uniformed the signing of the Declaration of ships to aid in the building' cans and free ' farming impleThe band played. Following messenger boys. . went into the Independence, 4th July. 1776, the merchant marine. 7 , ments to the toiling farmer. This flag and mftnerous Clark banners parade will be held tomorrow evening in Enforcement of; civil . '.ser'iec , . bill would have saved three hun- the delegates paraded about the At 3 :15 a m, the Wilson 'dem- the Seventh ward chapel at 7.30. laws and pensions' legislation,: The Logan 6and will give .ato dred and fifty millions to the hall., onstration passed the record Prof. Henry Peterson, X member Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, head other concert from! 7 till 9 this pockets of American consumers. For the first time since the made by the Clark people earlier of the General Sunday school Un- of the national womans suffrage evening, on the tabernacle square. Other relief bills passed by the convention started the state ban- in the session It had been under ion, and who is now lecturing to movement, went before the subThe one given last Saturday ev- House were also reviewed. , ners were uprooted and - carried way. an hour. and five minutes. the teachers at the Agricultural committee before it1 adjourned ening was very muchjenjoyed by The platform edopted by - the about the hall by the Clark- en At this time the noise began to College summer school will deli- and presented a' plank for wom-an- g ' : those who heard it, and another Republicans at Chicago, approv. thnsiasts. ver the address. Mrs. W. J. Wim-rosubside and the sergeant-at-arm- s snffrage- - By that time the treat ip in store for those who at- ed Tafts acts. - and condemned A stout SGssonrian with thirty started to clear the aisles, the will sing and other musical platform had been drafted, f tend this evening. The boys there Republicans who voted or more followers, most of them police assisting. numbers will be given. A11 ar When the committee broke up ' have been practicing diligently with Democrats in the House for d veterans of many At 3 :20 ocl(Ktk oider had been welcome. 7 there was a feeling of great relief all week and they have a lot of relief bills for. the people, Mr. Democratic wars, marched about more' or less restored. Then some . members.' Authoritative word comes from discernable among its new pieces that are sure to suit James, declared the only purpose singing. We wont go home un- one brought an automobile horn one of M. of Missouri, A. Dockery has comhe that Mr.P.A. Wlells, - the r t-public- - earr ,Any I selections of the tariff board is to. cause de- til morning. . the in hall and pandemonium progressives, pleted all necessary arrange the" that may be requested will be lay; not to afford relief. dark banners and flags" be- broke loose again. pleased-when. he appeared.,,' ments for the financing of the played if possible and an invitaDemocrats favored election of came so thick in the hall that is a good Democratic platAt 3 :25 a. m. Mr. Westeott beIt inter-urba- n Mr. railroad. tion is extended to all citizens to jj. g. Senators by direct vote, and they were tangled. he form and it is progressive, gan bis nominating speech of Wells e urges his associates to make requestsyThe program ar- - publication of carapaignexpenses iThe demonstration lated a full Governor Wilson have never their portion of the neces- declared." I would declared both before- - and after election; hour. , ranged for this At 4 oclock Judge Wlestcott and states voted foFitlf it had hot 4 fallows ! At 1:25 a. m. the convention finished his speech and another sary arrangements, the Republican platform of 1908 revenue tariff for a for only. that he will be back1 here within n Wilson demonstration was .be a few 0. P. J. Mooney, the member . Zacatecas; .rr. .Mexican March was opposed. The Democrats al- - was called to order., the v days. h&'nv.rr liOisr. bjSiti from Tennessee, said: Mroiey Ovcriure.'. ,vTt gnur Governor-elect the At amendment 1:30 to an .Waltz a, .Winds. bf the the m, with is a .very, progressive To Mis Ballot Wedding people Courtenay Morgan, Preparing Bitter BemesRagtim Novelty Constitution providing for an in- Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas seIt was passed upon by Baltimore, June 28. The pros- her large company, band, big .Mexican Waltz come tax, and he firmly believed conded the. nomination of Champ pects are that the crowds in the tent theater, extensive repertoire ihe subcommittee' without fricAmparo for.it. . dark haU will be greater today than and low price5?, is attracting large tion and without changes. In'Cherry . . . Indian Intermezzo the people will declare The Democracy is not opposed And others, as requested. California, the next state call- -' any. day of the convention : There audiences nightly. , (Continued on ps;s S) June 26. The pro-th- e WhVrc Democrats Will Choose, Their Presidential Candidate , v , - - ! ,1 - 4j j . v o ;am-paig- n; - sat-wit- -- a-- -- h. - ? 1 - - ef or-reli- early-and-lat- e - - so-call- -- f ont .the-conventio- n - -- - -- -- -- -- , d. ......... ..... ......... ..... ....... -- ........... " . 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