Nebraska Newspapers

    The Omaha Morning Bee
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OMAHA, TL'KSDAY, Al'Cl'.ST J , 1922.
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TWO CENTS
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Republican Conventions m Nebraska iRcparalioiiiU. P. Loses!
Viscount Northcliffe .New Effort
Convcnlion!, ,Jfhe?-by, Leaders!Confcrc..cc:Two Races' r B'J pishhmn-, u,
. , . Anil-Saloon UaBUc Suiierinltndcnt Iuos Statement I . - ! i .. M.,.i tl liriii.li IM,. I M
Plans Made!
J'Jatfnriu In ite Drafted in
Lincoln Jif jy CJine t
'rride mnl Deliver
Kr)note Addrr.
on Stand of Organization on Candidate
-Declares Wet and Dry Combination Will
Not Fool Voter; Neither .Side to itenefit.
I -"''". Auk, 4-.(i,f, rIr-; 'Mr. Miroyer made J.i fmpa
r..i, , ii win ui-wn I'agje Oil almost entirely oil ), w'f -n,J
I Nebraska it givng reu aio itnn , ,ur. U pol.'ed i tr.lr more
jo the fepubi,ea ami tieiuorraiK t'l p-f rH( ,,( tUn demorra
in ti republican trim a (
Co 11a pses Willi Death
!' ( I'lMfiuiuly Hi l n 11 Cr nl Train U-a lif Omaha
liriol Aroiied J'njfijinl in
knowledge Ammunition In
frrUtr in World War.
t'a'e ronvention to he held tomor
' row ill Linroln and Omaha rrtwo
"titely, f(ej, tentative o the league I f,
VTaf
nd (.real llrilaiii
'"inripal JOaoii
..rrakdown.
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cliff, fiottd Kntib pubticitl, di4
I ll Wl llfl lUl tilt C1UM of
Lord NofifubMf'i drirj wtt tupftut.
, aiiun, or iht pi i! u. i ion of tui within
r, .. C, ll ill r . i,h wiifi which mi Mlowtd by
alined to Failure! Stalled Hours m Detroit. frn:.,
Cfuou I'a. iiii f4iir 1tj n f', ! iii.i.n ..,n in I ryljii.) tlxti tlul of
fif Ij .StiytUt, J.ulM liitii ,f (J puffin nf, ( lir n WJ fi.,1
Onult ''f'.y M''rfliii .1. 4 Mi- g ur.n.r, tlir lailirlmt i.u.-l by
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of an fiitlim ,iik aii't liifrly 41-
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M il f 41 1 lui'' I't tirunki City
will I, t''Mif'r4ry rfi4irnijii iinr) rfr
r th f)in,tip 4ii!ft. I'ltllowinjf
fu 4'lflio fi.t'iiiitii-r b ati
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ibrr mII be imb'a by U, I!.
iliiwrll, ti'ini'ii'e tut 1'iiitrrf htalrt
('tutor; Lb-irUi 11. IU.i'Ij'.I, ihIiii
m lor g-nrtuot; (), II. hp.linuii,
f"f altornr grlilfjf ali'l Olbrr I4TI
ll'l.ilH 'I be r4ii'!i'!atf met ibii aftrrnoon
to (lnrim a t'tiiativr pUtform r-.
iMrril by Mr, Jlowtll, Air. i(4n,
&lr. .Si.f!ni4;i aii'l Scn4tor C. K, Cai'
fall of York. Thi j-laiform will be
pr cue lit i.l to tb pbitlorni coninnltrc
4 one. rndorwl by all ranili'Utci
ti.'ly, ilowrver, a williiiKnri wa
i-xirrird to tt:t 111 w p!iii) or
rhaiigft votrd by thf convention,
S.;ti4ior biwrtin" V, tiMtmun of
I Union, 10 In .In!.. I for tli- krvtioie
mTth, viircd td4y he wai tin.
itl le to be f.re(iit.
Wray Candidacy
Mystery on Eve
of Convention
I'rojrrmivc Await Kfynole
Sjima lriore t-aii'ii-Jate
fir ll S. Senator
Will IJ Known.
b4 fnarJ or tiny ouk in the future
that be ii iiow in fjvor of prohibition
w b,k iiion ai firtif ?v to f4trh dry
vote, Wf fOfinder bim jut vt't
a he hat rvrr been in the .4t," 4id
Mr, fiith (oiiiiflit.
OppoM Vt Ticket.
That tin- oohtiral trik of wtt ran-
li.lat' . bnkiiiif arm with dry rindi-
tll' liH',;4l.' of Lite p4'tl'tl(er and
tin! fatner of aoo.'nr, bo were try
itm, and the lirtt iiieiion on rtny
ohe t b wa at to wtiKt tilnt bit
il'jili Mill iuve 1,11 the piibi ii f of 'Die
I arrofdii'jr to the w .-,r ., , by!"'if lo itr, to the b-di'lei dud
nUtm ob.rfteit of the titu'ioft. audi Mm. .Vlry p., Knolilooin ii of I in
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f-4rf.i.ir out to a final .on. J.i.ioi! op.nion that ibe failurr b.'lLatrt ut-f Jin 14-lroarf M4H0.1 l-re, U r ,(ry ()ppo, d lh J.kiyd OeoiKe
the I'jrure pf..nted by Mr. Jfib, (,f iron,piiliy Munn the t,j. j luviiiK eapefi.me.1 iardliip n ! ; ..t,.,,-,,,,..',..., .-.i i ormr.i.lea. wuli
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Viacouiit NortbcliKe.
S-iutof Jfurbfoik, fpreeiitiiii ile ri, ,,t t,ttnt JJritam and f rame to
,et, tarried Ibe ifemoi ratu: ot by j fcard (jermany.
'i,pr rent, thowinif that Ih pr
datea on one fi.k.t will fol nobody 'f" ""norratu: party it wit,
and will avail neither rt of randi-. J ,t,e '""J
dalet. wat al.o triokrn of null ooi.n. be ay have tumid Oil purely
idJy by Mr, llih. "We mad ft peraorial roijtid. fin tht repiibliran
plain aomctime agi that wt are op. de, the combined voti of the dry
fw.d to any combination of dry 'etiaonal randidatet waa Tl per r. nt
dimorratt made by the Hitchcock !"' H "f the votei cat, alwwmir that
niiiy v per rent 01 th repoiiican
party in .Nebfaika it ary.
r rowd whirl) would have a tendency
to neip nitctifock in r,i election.
W Hand exactly on the ame
frround a wlwo that atatrnimt wai
made," laid (be dry worker,
"In the d'-mocratic primary the
wet and dry imue wat the only one
up between Jwna'or ff.trhrork and
M'i. SbroyerMr. Iliih Mid.
Stock Shipments
Will He Refused
by Northwestern!
Mr, Hieh laid that the voter of
Nebraska wer tboroiitfbly a routed
over the nharp conflict that hat com
up in the utate over !b; lijitr iwt.
lion and regarded that problem ai
one of the thU f onet in th fall cam
paign. Union Refusal to
Arbitrate Brings
Split in Coal Meet
Urged Adjournment,
To what Catriit the "e.t note of
b c.rl of lotitf ibiiled to
today'i remit! it partly fyidifuid
by the line of the llth hour at
temp by &ijfri"r cbalier, the fr4d- ! Mra, Klioblootu It y,ai overcome with
Kmliargo Put Into Efff-rt East Hituminou Ojcratoi Con.
of Miouri Kinr U. V. trolliiie Annual Oulimt of
Lincoln. Aur. 14 (.Special Tele
a.am.J 1 lie real mystery here to-
inK'hf, on the eve ol the republican
and progrttsivc mate tonnntionii,
centered around Arthur O. Wray of
York, third party nominee for United
Stufru irnator. -
"Will Wray withdraw in favor of
K, Jieccher Howell, the rtpui'iican
nominee, or will he remain in the
raie and face- certain defeat and
fttrrnffthen the candidacy of the
reactionary .Senator Jlitchcfitk?"
ui the iiiicntion in hotel lobbirn
Apparently no one excepting Mr.
Wray know, ami everything in
dicatif be doesn't Intend to ay a
word until he deliver the keynote
p-cch before the convention,
Leadera for Wray,
Leader like J. Jf. Kdmintten,
third party chairman, who take
pride in maintaining the party or
j.'inizatiou, desire to keep VVray in
tlie runuiiiK. However, 110 one here
holds out any hope for Wray to win
with Howell in the race and admit
that if Wray ucciimb to implora
tion of leader to be a candidate he
will be a tacrifice to party pride,.
Politician aTt that at bant 75
per cent of proKrcivc party tncm
Imt.i will vote U't Howell in order
to get behind a progressive tat'.
inan with an excellent opportunity
to win.
There appear little doubt that the
Bryan overtures for third party en
dorsement of hi candidacy for gov
ernor ha met with considerable juc
ce.s. It i considered probable the
reinvention tomorrow will endorse
r.ryafi' candidacy, providing he ac
cept the platform adopted, Other
wise, (election of a progressive gu
bernatorial candidate must be made
on the convention floor.
Appeal to Old Follower.
Bryan' appeal for third party sup
port ha Centered on progressive
who were former Bryan follower.
speculation also concerned third
party action toward vaiatuir in it
rank of candidate due to failure of
W per cent of the fusion ciiulidate
to get the required number of voter
in the third party primary. The con
vention will have Ivni alternative,
One will be to n-leet candidate to
morrow, the oilier i to adopt a pi.it
form and endorte candidate for the
vacancic ho will pledge theitwlvf
to the platform.
The convention will open at 10 in
the morning at the- I.imh'1 hotel.
Mr, liiaif Welch of Jfritmtt ha
been (elected as temporary (rerctaiy, ;
Nearly all of the Imsinrt ol the eou
.'..'111.. . 1
veniiou vni lie nansacie'i aiier the j
noon inter miion.
Slill 1 Word of (!rii'ittrr
Who Led Wife atnl Faitiily
(ion ince 1 iek iiko S.itiuil.iv, i
no word front 1 ilwjrd Jepton, 4i7
M4on ctreel, hi ) rl hu ll Ifrrird by
In ile and tutir 1 !.'! Ii. 11
' V had n lrfiibli rt eni in,
I d u't km,w why he leit," unl Mrs,
J r p on,
l pitul!y rlipen.b'ni er
f.iriult, iti h.r IuiiImhI ttfiwlid,
He o a laifinti!
Train Sfveral I fours
Late.
An embargo on livestock wa put
into effect yesterday morning on
Northwestern railroad line east of
the Missouri river, I'ntil "further
notice" no live tock hipment will
be accepted on tfii line. Shipment
on North wettern line west of the
Mi.ouri are JHng accepted, how
ever. Passenger train continued to run
into rnaha near chedule yeterday
with the cxeeption of 1'iiion J'acific
train No, 8 and No, 20, Irotn Im
Angelc.
Held Up in Deert,
'f hee two train were held tip in
the desert when trainmen balked
and lost mi much time that they were
run on cheduic corresponding to
second and third section of No, 4,
an Oregon train No, 4 arrived at
I nion station on " time yesterday
mornmg
Wc-fctnoiiwl train puller! into
1,'m'on station on or ni;ar schedule
with the 'exception of the Overland
Limited, which wa posted to arrive
at 12:15. The I.oi Angele limited
left Union station at 10:1.1.
One Omaha railroad official de
clared yesterday morning that me
chanic and helper are applying for
work insuch, large number that only
5,000,01X1 Ton Withdraw
From Wage (,'onffrfnrf.
Cleveland, Aug, l4,-(13y A, J'.)
Withdrawal of cdt coal operator
controlling an annual output of 5,(XV
000 ton from the joint wage con
ference here with miner, came to
night because of the miner' refusal
to accede to a demand for arbitration
to settle future dispute.
The withdrawal, however, did not
disrupt the conference, but H wa an
nounced that it would be broadened
at a meeting to be held tonight, o
a to include operator from any of
the soft coal fields.
1 lie operator who rpit wr
Michael fiallagher, president of the
Pittsburgh Vein Operator association
of Ohio, who represented the M, A,
Hanna company in th' rmf-rene,,
and S. If, Pobbin and W, L. Robin
ton, who represented the Ohio Coal
company, J, li, ;.ianer ot tni cny,
wa selected by the joint ubcal
committee to act a chairman in the
place of Mr, Gallagher,
Day of Uncertainty,
The split in the conference which
came during session of the ubcale
committee, brought to a cloe a day
of uncertainty. For three day, Mr,
Gallagher, tnpporting a demand for
compulsory arbitration and I'reident
John L, lwi of the miner who
wa unalterably opposed to tne- cie-
the "best appearing" are ! W b 10.-
ie!U: 'at J:VhJlime hH "i agreement. All provision except
many helper a it can use.
Shopmen Still Out.
Officiale of shoDmcn' onion,
however, quoted figure to show that
their membership till i remaining
out firmly.
Northwestern oiticial laid no
further difficulty ha been experi
enced on their line from trainmen
balking at taking train out,
A telegram to Nebraska enator
find congrcsrmen asking that no leg
islation "preventing men to cease
work on railroad when they desire"
he enacted wa dispatched Sunday
by local ahopcraft official.
The (hnpcrafl picnic at Krug park
Friday night ne'ted approximately
$1,200, it wa announced yesterday
morning.
nrolhrr of Hoh Burmati
Die After Auto Craxli
Jackson, Mich,, Aug, !J Farl P.
lUirman. 2, ol Detroit, died lat
night in a local hospital, the result
collision late
this one had been agreed to by them.
but all the work must be covered
again in drafting a contract because
of new operator being called into
the conference.
While making no progre toward
a settlement in the oft coal negotia
tion, the day wa marked by an ex.
change of messages between Mr,
Lewis and S. I). Warripcr, pokei
man for the anthracite operator, that
wa regarded a forecasting an early
settlement. Mr, Warriner said the
Operator would renew the wage con
tract that expired at the begintiinat
of the trike April I and Mr, Lewi
responded that thi promise "augur
well" for a elt lenient. Conference
negotiation will begin t Philadel
phia on Wednesday,
Meeting Tuedy,
The change that came tonight in
the personnel of the soft co.il con
ference will result in the union
policy eommilier meeting tomorrow
to decide the u'lrstioti of permitting
a settlement with any operator who
nig Italian ri'l.gaie, at nirij.atton
wieb Premier Lloyd George at be.
nuer Court Sunday, when the Italian
foreign minister proposed that dis
russion of a moratorium for Germany
and cograf mailer bou!d be ad
journed until alter the various coun
irie had carried out their debt fund
ing negotiation with the t.'iiited
Mates,
Mr, Lloyd George itibtu'ed this
proposition to the totjrrrrwe today,
but, although it was supported by
the other 'blegate, it v.a opposed
by Premier Poineairr, and thereupon,
Mr, Lloyd George declared he wa
unable to agree to an adjournment
of the conference without a mora
torium, The situation no appear to be
that the conference has sparaed
I w iihout any idea of a n''w confer-
ence, J he Urituli government ,"
isl upon a iii'ra'oriurii a an im
perative precedent to any further ne
gotiation. On the other hand, M.
Poincare reolu'ly refuse a mora
torium, unless it i accompanied by
what he call "guarantees,"
Situation Foreseen,
The F.flgb'li ctit'i of the situa
tion, a between Lui.land and
France, aw no 'ether outcome; from
the firnt. T hey held that M, Poin
care feared hi parliament and ap
prehended a fad like that of former
Premier Ifiand if he yielded to
I'ritisb periuasion,, Th previoii
allied conference 'concerning Ger
many generally have ended with
some how of a surface agreement
between the politic of Great Brit
ain and France, Thi wa almost
the first ocean-ion on which the dele
gate "agreed to differ,"
Ibe it nation 1 coniilere4 an the
more erious, viewing tlie continu
ous fall in fb mark and the fact
that nothing whatever ha been de-
cieled upon beyond a temporary u-
penion of the reparation payment
due by fermany Jues!ay, l he
whole ((uestion is again thrown into
the hand of the reparation com
mission and tonight neither from the
I-reneh nor Jirtih delegate could
anything be gleaned concerning the.
next tep to b: taken, Uoth snl''
are awaiting further discussion in
their retpective cabinets,
Premier Call Cabinet.
Pari, Aug, 14, Premier Poincare
ha called a meeting of the French
cabinet for Wednesday morning to
consider the international situation,
it wa announced. The premier will
renew hi instruction to M Louii
Hubs, president of the reparation
commission, to oppose the proposed
moratorium for Germany, it also wa
learned,
Jil French official circles, it i be
lieved, that Belgium will take the
amr attitude toward the mora
torium a France, The commission
will thus stand two for and two
against the project, utiles M, IJ11
lioit, as president, is conceded a de
ciding voice, a ha been the prac
tice mce the United Jtatei wat not
officially represented.
Premier Poincare 1 not bound by
any conclusion of the London con
ference, according to the official
claim here, 1
. 0., , , miii iai, e i,r4, o the way. 10 j e ()U,, ,,.,,,, f , dealing
, .., ,4m,, , '"";! wild Ireland, wbi.1i the Notlhihlle
bloom t Atf good, mi fi barit ol j ,, ,u()(0r,r,t th.oiighoul,
J miwt.burg, ,,' d .Sunday ti ght, ' v'l.j 1 ,a K..h, I.K,'. Amh
j wat git en out by the doctors whi
dive been at ie tiding him, in thi bul
let, n:
"Viscount Northcliffe died at 10 12
o'rloik The end wit perfectly
peaceful,"
Overcome With Grief.
Jrieiiijs waifii g in a motor rr tn
carry It' r on conveyed the newt and
Viscount Northcliffe, thr on of
an Irish barrister, became an editor
at 17 year, owner and publisher of
the Indon Time and Daily Mail,
the moulder fit oublic opinion, a man
of powerful influence in the making
glief
K, G, Davit of f.os Atig'l's, f'at.,
who wa ra.ing to .Superior, Nib,
lo the bedside of bis father. P., P,
Davis, a!sv learned that hi father
died .Sunday night,
Mr, Knobloo'lch fwd been visiting
J,os Aug'tr, where a sister wa
ill. When if appeared the relative
Was on the way to recovery be wilt
to Oakland, whir she received fit 111 CI 1
message t lhng of l er husband , ill-j J 0J All Jl hlatCd
We Was delayed, "lifof innately ill
starling, and otne aboard he train
believed Iter troubles were diminish
big. I'nt read her log of the journey;
Two hour late in starting,
More time lost a a result ol j
traveling 100 IniVs on Al ln'll. To
peka tt faille - radrond track
loser which eiiginemcn objected to
traveling,
htalbd one hour t folton lit
cause of frciible wish the engineer
and firemen.
Fvenfually started again after the
gnerl manager of the I,o Angeles
h fialt Laki railroad appealed to fht
traititiiitl and they rcd to take the
train on to Calierste, Key,, where it
arrived four hour late,
Held Up in Petert,
Again held up in the sweltering
heat of Caliente from r a. m, until 4
in the afternoon, making it 14 hour
late.
Tram Ni, 2", having Lo Angele
at 4 m the awrnoon ovcrteok No.
and uii'ii,.VIiig of Lritisli cabinet
and, wb with David Lloyd George,
eontrib ited in a great measure lo
40,11.1,' Fnylaiid to more vigorous
a tioii 111 the war.
Created Baron,
H- wat created baron of the Isle
of IbaiKt in I''iS and made a vis
count in 1''17 after he bad rrved
with iliiiiui (ion a head of the Brit
ish mission to the United State to
ronohdate British intetc! here
during the war.
To Visiount Northcliffe f
ascribed the arousing of the British
public to a knowledge of the fact
I Tons im fx Tw, tlia trls.-l
to I5e Democrats'
Slate Chairman
Advance! Guard to Convftilioii
Think Hryaifn Urothfr
in-Eaw Will Take- IW
JWd hy Nnillf.
H at ( 'alien Ie
Freight engine ahead of passenger
held tin po, 8 once more near
Kvanstoit. WV,
After it finally got down fo I.ul-
n?, coming through Nebraska front
Jtilctburtr tne tram mad'; art aver
aye rtieed of 41 mile an hour but
Mill couldn't mafce tip its schedule.
Passenger generally suffered from
the intense heat experienced at
Caliente, where the train wa stalled
10 hour, but they did not. isuffer the
severe hardship reported to have
been faced by Santa Fc passenger
at ,ee'jie, t an,, aim an signeo wini
-elief when they stepped 1111 thr
"refreshne coolness" of Omaha
climafff.
Policeman, 98, Engaged
to Woman, 64, Expires
Buiie, Mont,, Aug, 14, Sam Pro-
fine, W, Butte policeman, whose love
affair with a 64 year-old former cir
cti rider, brought him to public at
tention here recently, died in liutte
thi afternoon. He wa born at
Baruegat, N, J., and claimed to have
been a bodyguard for President Lin
coln during the war.
A week or two ago Proline took
out a license here to marry, but after
the arfivnl of the bride, who rode
horseback a distance of 100 mile,
the announcement wa made that the
marriage had been indefinilely post
poned without reason being given.
I'rotine wore In uiiiiroin and star
and carried a special number from
the Butte department tip to the time
of hi illness, which higan a day or
two ago,
ni iniiiiu s received in a
yestcrdav on the Jackson Speedway, fair willing to rime negotiation. 'J he
Robert Kurman, brother of Pari, wa j tnei tmg tonight w;i attended by all
killed in Plfi at Corona, Cab, in j member of the joint wage scale
similar accident.
,Woturu Narrowly llatt
Death Car nil in Cm V
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wnnitn Vj'l l.int he ll Ijj wai
tn(4 fcly rt
P.ight now U thi lima to run
n Omaha Hea "Want" Ad
to fill your need,
T. Don't put It nff! Do It today.
T Even though these day arn
hot and (weltering, dill
folk am biitily engaged
making plan f..f fall, with
It Increased husineM for
adiimt want.
, Kv.ry ilny i "Want' Ad
aratnii. tinuha Beit "Walit"'
Ad w.ok let ar ll. m f
1 1.111 permit nr varatinn
tim,
Begin r ling and Util g
Omh lit "Wani" A 4
TODAV!
Of.nir.ti iht ni,r .I,
thing Hetlet lieutlh
al .riirr Cfil
Udiniiiiiire, the purposr bring to de
'rule, according Ii an annoiiuci mini
, by Mr, M alter and Mr Levis, to
iifcltt the "tuggi'stiiiii that the con
icriiiie be ciilaigiil by the addition
such t.iiin.ti). not ,irsi...i.,lv par
ticipating now ilciri aduiitsioit
Children' Ahsi nre Prienl
tiiililcii Wfililina rty
G. 0. P. Convention Notes
Lincoln, Aug, 14 (Special Tele-gram,)-
Orville Jones, defeated
cinditl.iie for the democratic nomi
nation for attorney general, was a
lonely figiiir in the Lindell hotel to
night. F.vrryone ele there was a
republican.
'1 lie ilttillilloii oiiilly ibbgilliitl,
bradi'd by eiialor Terry Bred, was
tally oil llie scene llaiiiillun county
republican il their i nilvrlilion en
dorsed the aduimtftlraiiv code im
coii.litioiMl!, "Brlieve in.", il cniiiiiy boind all
our the l.l(! folliHV the 14 trtblC'
lii.il lead lua.le by tlw sUte like my
i .. ....... t. . . 1 1.. , , ;ii i l s.
j- i 4 ii , . . . . twiiMiy fi, tin ski lit ;oy in .11
V", T ., 17. ,"' brcka." I bur A. M. I loud, ie
..l.nl.v i.u.k, the ..,!, wedding ,,,,,
imvcrsars . Mr, ,..-.( Mr. J ,1.,. ; , ..)l(r ,,,, l)M4,4
liini.it of He nl. I hi aged .,,.,, tllia.
(tii ) i a' "
uiil.lc ff the laruili nf fur thd
ibeti. '1 bry are pniiiftr l.in 1 1, lull
IfOlIrd I il l the Mm, tli' I tiUil.
Ii-linl a I .), e in this city 10 )rtt
itgn 1 1 . arc not faiiiuHy tile
lial'tig (he i . i i. ii t nUv lo, tti.r
nf the iuolii'tly nf ,ure of llii! i!ii(.
ibf H I i be 1irsi lit,
Mi att ic An!,, ( lull Aid
in llriiilil l ight (!riiadc
K..I
i
S I.. . II (t.rtal I
l.i s.iUtd Imlll li I'.e.l' i, f
A ni.i 'nil t tt hen, w k i w nt
:.. tiir . I W IHrlliCgi Itnlllfp
' up siwituo ui lb awli IfHt
i, j
Ctvde I'. iii.ti'l of lby Buck, '
i it 1 ' y nt the tcti.rff , ut "'C ui
(he iiy iomut!. mi i.ho'i B ,.ii
til (iiinl at ilrik t'l liir n.ie I t
ions kit.) bus lift II ihik el l'.i
nutti thi t set 111111.,
. ..a) I
Cmit m 'oh iie)igif will h Kiini
1)1 ctt nllni r'pi't 'l Its fi. Ui. I.. in
ol i h I oimI a I'm I lull of tii.
I.tsi.rl ttl.it. loit on )l(iirlv Hd
.11 Ll tit r t , itl iiil.ii unit in I. .n
lv nii.li bv I'.e utile a, I n, mi. i bi.ltiuii , A. B
I if u.m, ' ' '' s. iitiei,
publicans He pointed with pride
to the f.ict he was not a progressive
and called bi a republican ballot at
the primary.
II, L, Wrbtier, nteiuber of the
loU'i housr, bad a wulk away in hi
Ik It for ii iiiiininaiiiiii m Bmt
inlliity, He h.ii.I he won a 2 to I
Hcloty,
Frank B, toiiuk, l.liiciiln, wins
veiled a good oer, H laughed and
talked as Ihmigh ha bid hi en tho
uccetsfiil t,iui!iil.!li f.if tiinii in.it i, .it
fur sinte audiinr,
Maj tail Ciii, eliilntll for tem
I'l'ICM i I. .Ill II. M, MSI a lll'lI'llCit
nd i woiin. led ill Irituce. lie
ihiiivid Ins politic while in I iam r
"I uiiilei.Minl tii.il alter be Was
HMUlnlr I lie tie. I lei) to tjti't l Ins
Ltd liitbitt," H.r L, Andt inn, j
I. l'ih.all i itnjlibitt Inr tnl.rns III
llir I it t il.ttilt I, ),
The advance guard of the demo
crat,!; date convcnlion, which will
meet in tbj City auditorium thi
aflernnon, bring the information
that Tom 1 Allen of Lincoln i
lalcd to ucec4 Keith Neville a
the next chairman of the democratic
state central committee,
Mr, Allen l a brother-in-law of
Oniric W. Bryan, gubernatorial
candidate, ami formerly wa United
State district attorney here. Demo
cratic leader wjio arrived yesterday
asserted that Mr. Bryan want Mr.
Allen to be named a state chair
man and there eem to be no op
position from the JJougla cowty
contingent.
Dungan to Have Chair,
I he convention i scheduled fo
ttart at 1 p, m with Judge Harry
S, Dungan of J fasting, temporary
cnairman, and likely to be named
permanent chairman.
Among the arrival yesierday
were Keith Neville, state chairman:
J, ,S. McCarty of Lincoln, vice
chairman of the ttate central com
mittee, and J. J, Tooley of Broken
;!ow, date secretary.
Candidate and member of the
state committee will go into con
ference thi morning at 10 at the
f'axton hotel to discus the perion-
tiel of the resolution committee and
other convention detail.
Dahlman I Leader.
The convention will he entitled to
scat W delegate, according to the
apportionment allowed to the vari
ous countie and based on the vote
cast. Dougla county, according to
the apportionment, will be allowed
J 48 delegate, but the recent county
convcnlion decided to send a quota
of 2, with half a vote each, the
delegation to vole a a unit on all
mailer before the convcnlion and
to be guided by Mayor J. C. Dahl
man a chairman of the delegation,
I.muaster county will be next in
strength, with b8 accredited dele
gales, A message from the capital
city yesterday evening dated that
100 will attend ih convention, many
to make the trip in automobiles,
Personnel Selected,
Tlie Dougla delegation will rec
ommend lo the convention the fol
lowing us member of the new state
n-inr.il conimiiiee: Arthur F. Mul
len, J. C, Dahlman, .Sopluu Nehle,
C M, Giueiiihir, Fdward 1', Dimh
erlv, Mrs. Harvey Ncwhrainh, Mr.
F, J, llit's. Mrs, M.dg.iirl Oriusbv,
Mrs, hrauk O'Biilly mid Tilhe
hrecrk.
Seituior lliit hem k, who will !
dies the convention, anivnl ui-
lefilay, Mr. Antoinette I'tllik of
Washiltgli.it, li, C another speaker,
din) it heir Chattel W. Bimu is
nil the speakers' bt, Tin follow
ing t imgif tMointl i jii.liil.ilet will be
called upon to addrc th ilrtrg.ttet:
), II, Moii ln .fl, I. M. lUnley. I t
Kir Hittflid, II. It siii.iiit.ii, ,V (',
M!!i'lll'Ciger ami C, W, Mr.il,
Peace Farhivs
Between Chinese
Factions Opened
Repreaentalive of North and
South (iovernnienl Gather
at Shanghai Without Pre.
liininary Announcement.
Shanghai, Aug. 14.-By A. P.)
The first actual peace parley be
tween the discordant element of
north and louth China opened here
unheralded hy any preliminary an
nouncement. Agent of (jeii. Wu
Pei-Fu, war lord of the north; Gen,
( hang To-Lin, military director of
Manchuria; Gen. Tao Knn, tuchun
of Chili; President Li Yuan-Hung
and former President Hsu fihih
Chang are here to meet with Sun
Yat-Sen, former head of the south
ern government.
Sun Vat-Sen, who wa driven
from power in Canton by force of
Chen Chiung-Ming, left, hi cruiser
Wmgfung, which wa bottled up in
the harbor of Canton, and came to
Shanghai via Hongkong, announced
that hi principal purpose in coming
to Shanghai wa to confer with the
dominant military and political cle
ment of all Chins and to offer them
a program to cud etrife immcdiaiely
and effect a reunion.
Sun' statement continued:
"1 accept, a a sincere move for
reunion, the recent convocation of
parliament at Pekin, f am issuing
a manifctito Tuesday declaring that
when parliament h functioning
completely, unfettered by any fac
tion or interest, the constitutional
ist aim will he achieved.
"W'hcn 3 lawful parliament is
functioning, I will obey and support
it decisions, f am not partisan. I
entertain no personal ambitions, I
seek only China welfare.
"I pledge to lupport whoever par
liament choose a president. My'
future plan depend on the outcome
ot the coming conierencc. If the
conditions of the manifesto are ac
cepted, China' slrilc ends. If not,
I will continue to fight."
Des Moines Electric
Plant Faces Shutdown
De Miiinis, la., Aug. 14. With
only a 10 day' supply of coal in the
bin, the De Muine Flecirical com
pany is faced with a shutdown un
es a new tllpply can be obtained,
M. G, Linn, general manager of the
plant, staled today,
One battery of boilers at the elec
tiic company plant has been convert
ed to burn oil, and another hitticry is
being equipped, Mr, Loin slated, in
an attempt tn handle thr situation in
case no co.il is i ,1 1 1 ,i i lit-it
Au'iitor fihru lYntiUcinu
to Attempt One-Slop I'lipht
Mr. (,'iMilidge in Crash.
t I'mtUiid, Oi , Aug, II -An an
j i. iiiol. ii- ttciiipir l by Mft tkl.t
, I Mttlnbjfr, wt'e id Ibe sice pipdili t I,
Itlnl.k Another lit i ttlllt- tl llir Illicit
rt.ui Antonio. I r , AuB- I I Not
daunted by I. it previous uusipiess
i,,t b i, ....I- u ...... i, .i .
. fu..,.).. .', ii.nr.i- ,!.c'!"oji nii.li
iroiii iii,e.i in roast, i. it'in , laiin II
Di'ii'lltle bus be. II giaiiti'd pet.lii.
sii.ii i,i make ii.iothtr aHi iiiiit Lv ihr
chil l ol the jor sefsice at W'a-'iiin- ,
i toil mid w,H nan limn I'abbi Be.ii h
lull or abolil Si'pl.intiei I, when it it
jespcttid the iUu. ttrttked in hi j
I Hist 4ttCll!.t III the ttitr slop BikIiI j
! will be rep tired I ,nlv ibe taiiie plans
j Will lie fo, bus ui ill the s. t ii I al!. IHj.1 j
l ts the I itl
End Slrikc
11 art en I 'out to lifi.pi ti
red Nrpilialioii Itetween
',xi'( ulii and llrothrr.
hood Chii'f.
I Promised 'Square Deal.'
Omaha lln I nta.4 H lf,
Wa tlnngioii, Aug. 14 Bccpi ning
the duett liignlialii.il bitwren llit
tailroad rierutite mil tlie liotl.ii
l.ood rbiil probably Will be at
ttliij.teil T nrsd.iy t telie the tliop.
iiich's strike
Ftfotl will he made to hive th
esrcuiivr appoint a new committee
to represent thuii at the proposed
parity.
In other words, lite ijilio.id l.il.or
ln'er ate about to borrow the lac
tic of John l Lewis, iitesideiit of
the Cinted Mine Wotkrri, whi. ll
bid fair now In end the roal strile.
They will tinibrtake to bring all (he
t.,ei".i'U to terms, by il. abng'ili
rettly with Ibe faction whiih ap
pe4t to he thr mote witltug lo nr.
ijO'ute p.-are.
Tin plan wa levealed tonight
following another long conference
at the White Hue between Presi
dent Harding, Secrrtary of Libor
Davi and the hra.l ol the brother
hood now on irike. Whether or
not the executive, or lhat part of
the executives' organization more
peaceably inclined, will en'er inio tt
lemamt to he eii.
Shopmen Hopeful.
The tilrd.iug shopmen wi re hope
ful enough ol ill sue. es to "".aiil
withhold pubi:ctinii of their formal
rejection of Prriidrnt Hardlrg's
latest peace offer ibtllilted last
werk.
i-urlhermoie, it wa staled that
President Harding would await the
outcome of this latest move and
would not submit the program to
rotigrcs for taking over the roads
for a few day at bast.
"We can't say that the situitiou
ht improved, but if certainly ir. n,j
vcre," said L. V., Shcppard o til.'
ouductor, who i ti.oi.ni.in lot
tit the brotherhnoiN, as he ctut-rgrj
fropt the president' office. "So far
we have not been able to obtain any
very tangible result, Wc will slay
in Washington to ee if wc can g.:t a
further conference with anyone who
can be helpful in bringing about a
.settlement.
Aure4 of "Squar Deal."
"We hope v,t can get a commit
tee of f&ilraad executive to meet
wiiti u who will be not so tenacious
and who may b able to pcrcuadj
their colleague to change their
view. We will meet Tuesday fo
decide wlicthcr to addres a com
munication fo the executive asking
for a further eciiferencj,
Mr, Sheppard aid that the presi
dent had assured the labor leader
that "everybody would get a riiare
deal Under the law,".
"The president i trying to be im
partial, and he ha, too," added Mr.
Sheppard,
Asked if he considered the outlook
more hopeful, Mr. Sheppard said:
"I've been in deep water before
and alway have managed to get to
shore. I don't know whether I will
make it this time or not."
Dcnici Report.
Sheppard took occasion to charac
terize a "all rot" report of Santa
Fe train crew leaving passenger
train stranded in the desert. He de
clared that eve ay report received
shows that the train were taken into
terminal points and were not left
standing in the desert.
In the conference beside; Nf r. Shep
pard were W, S. Stone, head of the
locomotive engineers: K. F. Grablc
head of the maintenance of wav men;
J. G. Luhrsen, head of the train dis
patchers; D. V. Helt, of the lignai-
inen: h. J, Manioii, head ot the
telegrapher; W, D, Doak. of the
trainmen; I). B, Kohertsou. of the
firemen and engineinen and T. ( .
Cnslien, of the iwitchmen.
The conference wa arraigned br
Secretary of Labor Davis.
"Fight to Finiah."
Fairfax Harrison, president of the
Southern Railway tystem. an
nounced a policy of "light to a fin
ish on the patt of his road in the
strike."
"I'.vcry el fori," he said, "ha bei u
made to operate our property thai
our mi n could honorably return l
work. Fveiv chert has been made
to wttlc with "iir men; we have
gone to the extent of tillering the
teiuis that they had previously
agreed lo accept. We have thu held
out every reasonable induct ment
tuihout result.
"We HUM now I sir It to riltptoimg
nihi l s, for the load hum run; w
HUM Kite those wr employ root , -tun
f.ir it mav be thai those who
hate up to ihts tone piotttted us ht
keel ing thtii lobs inav iiots tin i
aiuintt us tun lo u .ilttiupt l
(resent ot!ui limit woiko g "
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