him fiillty hacauae ha bought a guilty, but suspended wnttnw. bavllu’* reel* nation «u the wild phaaaant. "Poeeeeaion out of Authorities confiscated the pat wilt of dlMugreement ■aason and without thn nacaaaary pheasant. member* of the new Men Who ‘‘Make” Presidents: No. tf— parmlt.” read tha charge preferred Mantiago, Chile. June 14—(UF> who*# view* were igainat Itaflel Harrell by two atate —Carlo* i>. Davtta, Just resigned then hie own. The reatarnatje* tame protacton. Parretl admitted as head of Chile’s new socialist accepted at a meeting of the cah- poseeaalon of the pheaaant; ha government, accepted a request of Inet which named Rolando Merino, bought It In a bird atore. He aleo the government to-day to go to Ku- mlnleter of Interior, to eoeeeod pleaded to the charge of having rope on a special mission, and pre- him a* a member of the junta, or Bryan, The “Peerless Leader” Of Forlorn Hopes no permit. The court found him pared to leave the country shortly. governing committee. Clark gained not another vote. Hie strength began to wane. It was not neceaaary to bring out a **■ 1 *!>«< b*M«, real hW Mm I MM Mm To Bar break a Wilson- Fight "dark horse" to |||^| Clark deadlock. Roger Sullivan, L — t. 11 ns t gfAM LkL|Aj| 1^^ n who had had to persuade WlUon'a Ww* W I^M^I MVHw VM • Iml f*r manager, Billy Me* S«l«rd*r »i»fcl! AM tan Made peaelmlatlc FIOXA L_J iCi.L ^L »-;-rm'imitu •-!---* a.. -IJ Clark \i ■*"»■ "*W ■WviWM* dele- iBiMi**^ vVIMM «nv Combe, not to reteaae hta *■ gates, kwung the Illlnole delega- P">M Mil «mIl tion to the New Jeraey governor Sioms History at a paychologtcal moment. Bryan'a preatlge never waa than after that convention. Bllor'i Note: Till* In tlie •lath of higher He became Wilson's aecretary of a aeries of sis dalljr atortea on Ute atate and helped many of hla own part political bosses Important meaaurea go through hare In the choice of flic progreaalve played Congreaa In the flret Wllaon term. nation's Meats from the early pres alao waa a factor In the of the down to the He potent days republic puaaage of the prohibition amend- present. ment. After hla resignation aa aecre- DI TCHER By RODNEY tary of atate—a post In which hla NEA Service Writer simple, quaint hablta of thought Washington—William Jennings and act made many glad that he hadn't been elected — Bryan the democratic party president guided became best known as a In live national conventions. In two lljryan crusader for and an he played important, dra- prohibition others for the Biblical matic roles- evangelist story of creation. Never elected to high office, nev- At San Francisco In 1920 he er able to hand out even a fourth ne was a delegate and again was ar- claM post office to a follower, rayed against the eastern bosses. held enormous political power oth- His chief contribution Was the over a longer period than any Champ Clark, above, a shrewd defeat of their wet plank, al- er citizen before or since and resourceful tighter, who -private hla own dry also his time. though plank aland* In It I* tor/ as the man who but failed. With the Important aid fallml to the nomination after BAKED BEANS was a sincere prac- act Bryan of Murphy, Taggart and Cleorge tical politician of neither great winning a Democratic convention Brennan of Illinois,- James M. Cox mental depth or political wisdom. majority. Bryan did the Job In of Ohio, who was moist rather He had a large and devoted per- 1912. than dry, was nominated. and BROWN BREAD sonal following which was often a inai convention orougni uover- of west In the democratic party. Meanwhile Clem Shavei •majority nor A1 Smith out ai the real boss never could attract a ma- Virginia, a fairly ahrewd, amia- PINAST or FINAST 'But ho of Tammany. Smith could tell of American voters. ble other frlenda of jority Murphy where to set off. He was fellow, and B.AM. BROWN BREAD He held his followers by sincer- only a favorite son In 1920 but John W. Davis had been talking simplicity, courage and a pow- ity, In 1924 at New York he was the Davis with delegation. erful, magnetic personalty which up every man whom Murphy, Brennun, had attacked Davis as a was with a marvelous Bryan coupled Taggart and Frank Hague of but Shaver voice of rate. inspirational quality. (few corporation lawyer, & Jersey got behind In their at- built up a great second choice Boknd 2^27* 2 25* whose mere ap- Own He was a crusader tempt to block W. O. McAdoo—a attracted armies. strength and he was nominated peal struggle which turned Into a re- after more than 100 ballots. man ever rose to such tnrlll- No ligious fight of the worst kind. re- heights In national Several friends of McAdoo >lng, effective Bryan supported Mc- conventions. Anyone who vigorously fused the vice presidential nomi- •political Adoo, Influenced by his progres- nation and It was Brennan of Il- heard him In 1896 or 1904 saw or slvism and dryness. He might linois who Anally suggested Gov- NEW POTATOES Si could never forget or 1912 or 1924 well have been the force to 39< put ernor Charles W. Bryan of Ne- McAdoo over had McAdoo's Ku conventions, he -rose to braska with the idea that It would ,hlOften, at Klux Klan not combined the most powerful support placate his more Illustrious broth- defeat or halt to defeat him with the of hi* day. pre-con- er. Brother Bill was delighted. machine politicians vention revelation -that McAdoo He turned to and the he even made his supported » « Sometimes had been on K. L>. Doheny's pay- Ill-fated ticket the cam- EGGS FLOUR they "ome- through enemies weep, although roll from the at (60,000 a year paign. times howled with rage • • • him William Jennings Bryan died HmlteM In attempt* to shout Gold Medal or [floor Bryan’s last notable piece of too soon to see The wet. Tammany- 24*4 lb. at “Tlie Creat Commoner,’’ William Jennings Bryan. dominated the convention oratory was In opposi- reared Smith nominated almost by Selected last convention In 1924 Bag ? d°At*'hls most Democratic party In fire conventions and played Imiiortant and tion to the resolution which would acclamation at Houston four years Best Madison Square Gardei., with Pillsbury’s dramatic roles In two others. This shows him as he appeared have denounced the klan. Again he ago. He couldn't have his gone, h® picture probably WM. ELLIOTT of power was the object of hysterical Im- done much about It. He had been lb. among the eastern In mo. 24*4 off his old foes from the machine dele- a precations talking vaguely about the nomin- Guaranteed An Flow bosses. And after compromise tariff re- Family aH-pur/i??Baking corporation of a gold money plank. tax, child labor law and gates. The speech was not one of ation of a congressman named W. Bag ? 1 candidate had been nominated _the him Opposed to a combination which duction. Bryan’s best efforts, although the A. Ayres from Kansas. • sought to placate convention had plotted against him many WJth Wilson supporting hlin, resolution was defeated. THE END. Old Homestead 241/2 lb. naming his brother Charlie for ‘by months in udvance, he was atiii the Bryan rose dramatically to oppose Pastry For Cake* and Pastries Ivlce-preeldent. party's biggest single factor. Alton B. Barker as temporary Bag 5? chairman and keynoter. The hall In 1896 was Parker Vaa beaten so badly that MILK Bryan’* nomination became a" bedlam of cheers, hoots for an unknown. Bryan’a nomination was Inevitable not a stampede and curses. Bryan stood silently Salvation from Nebras- in 1»0>8. It appears that after his A young congressman before the suw It die, then Army tumult, one of the free defeat that year by Taft he virtu- ka, he had become the “Interests” and » « and ror ally abandoned bis presidential am- flayed nojnin. BUTTER silver heroea of Congress ated Kern or Indiana, Parker was had been working bitions. Hut in 1912 he gave 'the a oouple of year* nominated to the chair by a small DAILY Ill* mem- country Woodrow Wilson In the Service toward that nomination. an majority. Appeal crown of last of amazing 10^ orable "cross of gold and great high spot • • • Land a career. O'Lake*-Sill* went over ns thorn*” speech Bryan was triumphant, however, IT been carefully as wow, but it had Champ Clark alarms in History from then one. An unprecedent- Annual Home Service Campaign to Open Within Few planned. the candidate who was kept from u ed flood of protesting telegrams Brookside who appar- after n con- Creamery ron The convention l?o»* nomination receiving poured in from Bryan and Wilson CREAM 21< to do- with the was the for Funds ently had more vention majority. Bryan groups everywhere. Delegates paid Days Heavy than anyone else Bryan nomination man who did the job. heed. Clark’s managers rushed to Frail* Daily John Peter Altgeld Never n re- was Governor Was morn brilliant, persuade Bryan of < Clark’s pro- Within a few days time the 8al- $78.00, sundries $10.OR, Ladies had the | Fresh Fruits and of Illinois, who pardoned sourceful fighter than Clark. His offering him the per- vatlon Army will make its annual Home league, $8.17, Campaign ex- Vegetables and gressivism, surviving Chicago anarchist* sheer audacity, his personality, his manent or whatever Home Hervice appeal to raise the penne, $630.80. Pint Jar or chairmanship 1/2 19c opposed Cleveland's dispatch popular strength, his extraordinary he wanted. funds necessary to carry on its Of the $4,457.74 received from to the Pullman strike. generalship combined to make work for the A mo- the maintenance of STRAWBERRIES fin * Sfi »# troops Bryan, scornful, sprang next a coming year. appeal 1931, concert with other leaders, of the machine bosses. ment's will In monkeys resolution to denounce J. I*. Mor- reflection readily bring $3,813.34, or nearly the entire Altgeld plotted with Bryan. ’The Among the latter were Charlie the admission that sickness, unem- amount went for relief work. NEW CABBAGE 3 *. mon, August Belmont und Thomas MIRABEL It# candidate had been Sena- Murphy of Tammany hall, with destitution and similar Thla haa com- foremost F. Ityan and to kick the last two ployment, atatement been P. Bland of Missouri, whom Clark had an advance affliction add to the burden of tax- la tor Richard agree- out of the convention. Again the piled and ptibllahed by requeat SPINACH 3 was not thought to be big ment; Tom Taggart of Indiana and cause a of civic of PRESERVES & .* 10# but he eastern delegates screamed and ation, lessening Captain William C. Oliver In for the Roger .Sullivan of Illinois, who and to say of local enough Job. cursed and again they failed to pride impair prosperity, charge the activltlea of the RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY lk* thereafter had the Demo- turned to Wilson In one of the social BANANAS 4 Bryan eventually howl Bryan down. The resolution, nothing handicapping army. PINEAPPLE, BLACKBERRY, APRICOT ft;*' It# In hi* hand. He made of the breaks. industrial of a com- cratic party Important minus the out passed and developing Indefatigable favored who had kicking part, a second remarkable, Bryan Wilson, overwhelmingly. munity. To combat these evils suc- POTATOES election campaign In 1900 and lost demanded a "convention of progres- cessfully, is adequate reason for the SST U* It# found Clark well ;« sives," although he was part of a Knrly balloting forthcoming campaign. To help in the loud. New York from fn 1904 the machine bosse* united Nebraeka delegation Instructed for swung build a better citizenry, for the Briefs B. Harmon to Clark on the 10th, giv- Overnight on the conservative Alton Clark. He considered llurmon of present and the future; to Arid him which was Parker, Bryan’s peiuonal following Ohio and Underwood of Alabama ing the majority homes for the homclcs, sfrlends for k to mean his nomination. A had not expected — was undlmlnlshed. He In bo reactionaries and was espe- the friendliness and tho forsaken; New York, June 14 (Ul*)— Then rose William Jennings sought renomlnatlon. He had op- cially unxlous to see them defeated. to feed the lost and clothe them; Leading business Interests of In an historic moment. He posed Parker, but the only other With Bryan as central figure, the Bryan to serve us father and mother In Broadway have voted for KELLOGG’S FINAST CATSUP was not in order hut Chairman prompt sizeable candidate was William convention quickly took on the guiding boys and girls into better repeal of tho 18th amendment as Oiiie James recognised him and Randolph Hearst and Parker won. aspect of a contest between the ma- ways of life; to succor the afflicted the beat means of reviving luminous Mod* from (olid rip# changed the future. But the hopes of the conservative chine and anti-machine forces—be- and help heal tho sick; to help the and bringing back the "gay while CORN FLAKES tomotod—no preterv- eastern Democrats—led by Ryan, tween reactionaries and progres- He announced that since Tam- weaker and be a brother to the way" of other days. •tiv«$ have boon added 2^85* Belmont and Tammany—to get rid sives, "the people versus the many had gone to ('lark ho poor, these are some of tho dally Dr John A. Harrlaa, president of Bryan were blunted. He made the bosses." The Bryun-Wllson group would have none of Clark. Ho tusks in the lives of the local Hal- of the Broadway association, said: convention tuke his tariff and anti- was demanding direct election of would break his instructions and vuflon Army officers, even though "Our very life on Broadway la trust plunks an prevented the In- senutors, anti-trust laws, Income vote for Wilson. this varied work is not broadcast. dependent upon ending that Many Hood Reasons amendment. Tho business and Still, these are very good reasons amusement center built up here HERSHEVS COCOA for the unnuul t ampalgn to raise has been one of tho chief sections funds commensurate with the local affected by the law. Jlcpenl that FINAST GOLDEN Serve os • cold drink <4 in M needs. Hy participating In this cam- statute and wo will see Broadwny with milk during the come back to the and * *rm9 paign the public helps their fellow glory power uieaiH uio ■ flier humans who are less fortunate, of former days." BANTAM CORN m even though their help may never R PATHS: be brought-to their attention In Marseilles. June 14—(UP)— concrete terms. It would be impos- donzalecs Mansanares, Spaniard, sible to give an outline of all the who slapped ex-King Alfonso and 3 29* cusos which came to the attention hundled him roughly when Alfonso GINGER ALE of the officials of the Salvation was debarking from a liner here Army each year. Terhaps a brief last month, >vas sentenced to six FINAST DRY RADIO DRY outline of that work and of the months In prison, after which he financial means uvailublc, will clear will be expelled from France. Al- VGLORYt fonso not PURITY SALT B° S the picture. To illustrate Just the did press the charge. The 12 75C 2 MTS 25* Bjr DEXTER TEED of relief work the Kulvation court held thut Alfonso, us a pri- type 2 LB MCA Service Writer Army docs in this city and how the vate citizen, was not responsible A Free Running PRICES CONTENTS ONLY tho money Is used, one of many coses for acts of the Spanish govern- Table Salt CTN 1 In a piano no miniII the wings ment as Mansanares. 7* M»8 oecn sciecicn uy nuivuuon charged by • could bo folded up and the piano officials ami, barring the put In a garage, Hcrt Hinkler flew Army mention of is set Sploshdam, Va, Juno 14—(UP) \ alone for 12,000 miles; In an air numes, correctly forth: Investigator* found a —Six was believed to-day to bo the > lllvver, ho wan tosse