Show f THE GARLAND 'MfyOy In 4 f tr ? $? t ' i ' " ‘' v f "'I A '' V £ v 'A ' A 1 '! t ”” $T tv::-’ - '’ p A ' HERBERT 0 ““ f -- G v tiiAr HOOVER P BIG SHOW AT CHICAGO WAS A MASTERPIECE Greatest Interest Centered in Fight Over Prohibition Repeal Plank By WRIGHT A PATTERSON Chicago— The Republican convention met nominated Herbert Hoover the party’s condidate for Presl dent and Charles Curtis as Its candidate for Vice President adopted platform that embodies a modification of the prohibition amendment to the states as one plank and adjourned That is what was accomplished by 1153 delegates— Senator Borah not being present— and 1154 alternates who traveled in going to and from the convention an estimated total distance of 2308000 miles at a cost for railroad fare of something over $16000 So far as the actual news of the was concerned any reconvention porter — even' the cub — could have written It at any time during the past three months and possibly at any time during the past three years But there had to be a convention the properly designated delegates had to have their day in the spotlight even no contest for votes though there was for a Presidential nomination and all had to pay their own railroad fare and hotel bills Members of the national committee had to have the opof sitting In the reserved portunity seats at the big show Distinguished guests had to have the opportunity f being known as distinguished The assistant sergeants at gueBts arms and the nshers would never have been satisfied had they been deprived of wearing their badges and even the peanut venders had to have their chance to earn an honest dime The Nomination s Are Made When the roll call of states for the naming of candidates began on Thursday the California delegation was the first one to respond and James Scott the name of Herbert Hoopresented ver His naming of the President produced the greatest demonstration of When the convention Oregon was reached the name of Doctor France to be followed by the was presented one ballot needed to name a candidate Hoover received all the President votes with the exception of three or four for Coolldge three for France three for Blaine of Wisconsin and one for Senator Wadsworth of New York a magnaniDoctor France proved for the nomination mous candidate of Portland After L R Sandblast Ore had presented In a modest way the qualifications of his state’s cbam Job Doctor plon for the Presidential to secure recog France attempted nition from the chair and when re fused attempted to force his way onto The audience presumed the platform be wanted to say something more In hla own behalf but that was not the What he wantgood doctor's purpose ed to do was to withdraw his own name and present to the convention the name of the distinguished Massachusetts trout fisherman Calvin Cool ldge The police took a hand tn the affair ejected the doctor from the Cooplatform and the name of Calvin was not mentioned except that lldge during the roll call for the Presidential three or four delegates nomination from as many states Insisted upon voting for him With General Dawes out of the race to there was practically no opposition Vice President Curtis and he received the nomination for second place on the ticket on the first ballot The Formalities Begin Tuesday morning at 11 o’clock there were clove to one hundred thousand oeonle milling about OCTside the Chi vX ' : ic 4firtitani TIMES and these a onto uncles Chicago cousins knew what they wanted done with It When James R Garfield of Ohio attempted to make a plea tot tha adoption of the majority plank Chicago In the galleries refused to listen Even a threat to clear the galleries wae of no avail and very little of what Mr Garfield said was heard by any of the delegates to whom he waa talking Dr Butler in the limelight about Chicago thought differently Dr Nicholas Murray Butler when be had his ten minutes on the platform The gallery gods recognized him as their champion and the threat to adjourn the convention was not needed to secure attention to hla speech When Ogden kills of New York told the vast audience why he favored the majority report the gallery gods listened They had to His powerful voice over awed them and demanded attention those gallery Altogether gods did much to counteract the good impression made by the gracloua welcome extended to the delegates by Democratic Mayor Cermak followed starting Speech speech with a time limit of ten minutes and get t n g down to one minute until every one who wanted to have hla ‘ay had been given an opportunity It was such a as would have been expected at a national Democratic but the oratory last lug until one o'clock Thursday morn Ing did not change single vote and when The joU of states was called It resulted in the adoption of the majority report by 402 to 681 t 4 h - FOR PRESIDENT cago Stadium Inside there were some fifteen thousand to occupy 20700 seats In the section reserved for delegates there was but one vacant chair the one reserved for Senator Borah In the alternate section they were all filled The national committeemen and women were all present the distinguished guests had arrived the assistant sergeants at arms all properly labeled with pretty badges were In evidence but alP too many of that more than 7000 seats provided for paying guests at from $3 to $5 per The people of guest were vacant Chicago had failed to evidence their proappreciation of the entertainment vided by a national Republican con ventlon It was only 18 minutes after the scheduled hour of eleven when Senator Fess national chairman with a bung starter for a gavel called for order and announced to those who persisted In continuing their conversation that their time was up and be was now in charge and would temOrporarily at least run the show dinarily the next number on the program would have been the prayer but before that In this case they must get through with the welcome by the DemIt would ocratic mayor of the city never do to Include In the plea for Divine guidance the actions or words of a Democratic mayor The keynoter Hon Lester Jesse of Iowa Dickinson made a good The same quality of speech speech made before a Democratic national convention would have produced hours of boisterous demonstration but the Republicans are more given to voting than to shouting Though Senator Dickinson’s speech did not produce any number of wild outbursts any prolonged parade of howling delegates It did make a profound Impression on the assembled Republican hosts While looking on at a Republican national convention seems like watching the operations of a well oiled and perfectly geared machine It Is not as Jones and Smith simple as It seems and Brown and Dr Nicholas Murray Butler all have a chance to air their views but all of this is In committee meetings held In hotel rooms It Is the final result that is brought to the floor of the convention and goes Into the record as the unanimous verdict of the assembled delegates The Wednesday morning session was another of those formal occasions that did not attract the crowd It took ten minutes to listen to the report of the organization committee and an hoar to listen to the speech of the permanent chairman Representative Snell of New York But It was a good speech and appealed to the delegates Ills first mention of the name of President Hoover started a half hour demonstration that would have been unanimous had Oregon Joined In But that atate was loyal to former Senator France of the adopted favorite of OreMaryland gon and Its banner was not carried in the parade of states Sees the Show Chicago went to the convention Chicago Wednesday night and Chicago was wet When 'Senator Bingham of Connecticut read the minority platform report demanding straight repeal of the Eighteenth amendment the thunderous applause came from those $3 to $5 seats the Chicago people had paid for and tha assistant sergeants at arms The rather mild delegate demonstration waa led by Wisconsin and Joined In by many states Including Maine When previously prohibition the majority report was presented prowith federal viding for modification control of the liquor traffic Kansas led the demonstration but did not receive any appreciable support from the Chicago audience Wednesday night It looked like a convention The vacant seats that had been so noticeable during the Tuesday and Wednesday morning sesAll of the sions were all filled Chicago aunts and uncles and cousins Republican and Democratic had turned out to hear shat the O O P was and going to do about prohibition Platform and Prohibition The party platform as worked out the resolutions committee contains When It was read to the planks convention on Wednesday evening the delegates and especially the wet Chi cago visitors evinced Interest In only one of the 28 There was but little Interest fn the fact that the party stood for a reorganization of the government bureaus In the Interest nf that the party proposed to economy have the government loan money to the states for emergency relief work that It stood for a reduction of public for the balancing of expenditures the national budget for adherence to the gold standard and against curof the for revision rency Inflation banking laws to protect depositors by 28 GARLAND UTAH DOUBT CAST UPON HISTORIC LEGEND Washington Mere Elm Story Held Tradition rlcrcolizcdVax j bta Ntepi aM bM — — r Yiir Wm toted Ml ifniwdtaaaa fewest Hotel Meats ptiapUe bvar dfsmpw M m! T ild— UmIf iWtorwd f mm h—IAbrai A bulletin of the Arnold Arboretum doubt npon the legend that the Fastidious BirU elm which unWashington After a snowstorm the til 1926 stood on Cambridge comwere throwing bread crumbs mon cast Its shade upon George crusts to One tbe sparrows and when on July 3 1775 Washington of bard toast was ignored by he took over from Gen Artemas piece $he birds for the smaller crambo Ward the command of the Colonial Billie looked seriously at the disforces but especially It declares carded toast and said i “No butter that the numerous cuttings which on It!" have been distributed as direct descendants of the tree are of dubious Order in the Court ancestry Air and Mrs WTesley Ilelgham of The tradition about the tree unforAlbany N Y argued so hard about tunately rests upon no trustworthy a quarter tint neighbors summoned evidence and It has the indisputable In court after hearing police been discredltel because a document the evidence Judge Edward Hogan called “The Diary of Dorothy Dusaid : “It Is lucky It was not a dodley" published In 1875 which pur- llar or It might have been necessary ported to give the testimony of an to call out the marines" to the event proved to be a literary When the forgery tree fell In 1926 It was estimated Try lydls E Plnkhsm’s Vegetable Compound that l 1775 "the tree years old and less than 23 inches In diameter” and therefore was not so conspicuous as to be sinof the gled out as the background historic scene The fact Is that nobody who took part In the ceremony The exits significance appreciated was effected change of commands with the utmost simplicity with no sense of Its Importance In prophetic All worn out splitting headaches All that can be make life hideout every month She eyes of posterity needs a tonic Lydia E Pinkham's affirmed positively of the WashingVegetable Compound relieves crimps ton elm Is that It stood at or near the spot where Washington became the military leader of the army of the Revolution It may or may not have been the Identical tree Hr wiwm ¥ In these matters however we can1 5 I f I f 4A not altogether reject a tradition handed down from Blre to son Edward Everett Hale among many oth4 ers accepted the story of the Washe jPf anaev ington elm as authentic history and his belief In it went back to 1830 or ‘£7 iik had it from Ha probably beyond POLYTECHNIC OF EIGINEERIN8 his parents or grandparents with IStb and Madhoe Sta Oakland Calil whom It was no doubt a treasured Ovar Invested in tint anecdote for Edw ard Everett’s end Equipment Nathan Hale the RevolutionSEND US THE B0Y who fells behind He needs our help ary patriot was stationed with his This cnllfft hu trained aucenaiully many regiment at Cambridge In September boys who tailed to m to college Oirouik s 1775 w ithln three months of the time law minor kwei Hiqh School Credits Schoal PnncipaJa recommend meh that Washington assumed command boy to ua every year We apecialiie la It Is not at all unlikely then that hatpins 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