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TULSA DAIIT WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1020
COCKRAN STIRS
FRISCO SESSION
Veteran New Yorker
Nominates Al Smith
and Starts Uproar.
IS OLD TIME REVIVAL
Demonstration Branded an
Harmonizer nnri All Join
It in QPMM Frenzy.
cdvtman fnrit pa.;k rn
jomy of iimieti eiefatton.''
The man to bo nominate ii, aiil thi
speaker "mull hi a man NrhOM pri
vate life , pup- ln.1 clean.
Tho prlrate rharaitar of ItlC attnr-
ni v anral. he aeMeal ..., .1 Ml l. :
aeaa,el from any quarter
An luncheon hour Mini nnft
pase-cit with the prm;rm of nmiil
Mttllla oratory .,nlv lint enmpli i.-il,
the ilelcaatis begat! to he real lean,
hut th' 'hall man of acyrrnl elate
rti 1 Ration. m.'iiI out fo, Imsknts of
sanrlvelches anil that helped MUM
The Palmer nomination was nlan
neeonited hy PloreiMI T f'ntnani of
I. title Flock, who praised the canitt
. - rerord on w-man anfriaici and
Mid 1I11I he hid made himself the
frlrn.l of all mothers and rlillilicn hy
fthtn airxlnst aiiilnriv and pratflf
eerltnr
Hull another scronilinir speech waa
made hy Mr", (leorne 1' Artnahy of
Oakland. 'a Rl mid women
Would always remember that the
attorney general VII the father of
the rhlld labor law and had aloud
foi HUMllty of nnhts for women
The dHcKatcs npparetttly liked to
listen to the worm n speaker and
they not ft lot of applauae. The
TVnnsyh anle and tloorala d' l"K"
tlona tried nni-.' to siart another pro.
longed demoiiHl rn t Ion, standing "O
their chairs anil ticxiiinliifr; the Olnrv
snnR sriiIii lint Senator ItoMnann
annn put a atop to It and the con
vention will on with Ita Work
Although It had been annonneed
thai s.i i ' i n -. Mrn . lltli did not enra
to have hla Mini presented, hla
name was presented by t'laitde R.
Porter of low 1
Aa the roll of stales H rontlnued
tile chairman of th OeOfatt delega
tion KnnoU llOOd that hla alate Joins
In aicndma Palmer a nomination
in order, 1 in other ilttM up to Iowa
paaae.l. and then Mi I'mter took, the
platform and presented the noma
of Hcirctnty Mrre.llih
He waa greeted with cheer". h
the delegatea were apparently get
ting their fill of oratory and when
the speaker prefaced hla speech with
a remark that he would occupy only
a mnnn nt. there waa h wave of
Iftughter and applauoe.
ntW irf Mention.
There waa a yelp of enthusiasm
when Mr Porter In reeountlng the
achlevementa of the democratic c1
mlnlatratlon mttlo th pruhlbl
Hon amendment. It waa the f trail
time the aubject which la threaten
ing a flghl among the party lendera
had been mentioned on the conven
tion floor
Meantime reatleaaneaa waa Increax
Ing visibly on the convention floor
and before Mr. Porter waa half
through the old reinvention cry of
tired delegatea "name him, name
him" was heard for the find time
from aeatlared aectlona of the hull
During the speech Senator Rob
Inaon called Mra QeOTge llaaa to
take the chair and there waa a rour
of cheering aa the delegatea aaw "
woman for the first time In the
country's political hlatory. holding
the gavel over file national lonven
tion of a Mg party.
There waa mure enthusiasm and
eherlng for Mra. llaaa, who la chair
man of the womftn's cuminlfe.' of
the national committer, when ah
came to the front of Ihe stage at
the conclusion of tha ttomlualli g
apeech and pounded for or-b-i
' Is I'tvsviitrsl.
After a round of cheering by the
Iowa delegates the roll of the statea
wh.'i contlnuad and Kentucky yielded
to Ohio. In a deafening roar of ap
plauae Judge J. (J, Johnson of o
lumbua took the platform to nomi
nate Governor COX The Cox band
away hy tin raid is. struck up a
campaign lung and a i lien I, aiO
In a lower gallery, folloned Up,
bringing out a burst of chearlng for
"Cox. Cox, Jarnea M. i'ox."
Quiet waa soon restored, however,
end Judge Johnson got utulc nay
with hla apeech
There were many Interrupt Ions foi
applause wlir'i Ihe candidate's i.ame
waa fast loeiittonad b Mu apoakei
another crash "f cheering anaweroxl
It was 3 ' nYlock when .lodge
Johnson concluded and ihe 001
demonatratlon begun In earneal.
Many delegatea acuttered over the
hall got on their chairs and yllcd
while In the gillerj the 1 ox cheer
leaders Jumped into Helton.
Tho. Ohio band and 11 large Mo
tion of the t'ox rooiera Matfd with
them In ihe gallery atartad the can
dldate'a campaign ..ng again
A d little cheer lender.
dressed all In while fought his wav
thronrh the croWd to tht platform
and mount.'d in the loo of the 1 (leak
er's table where be tiled to get Ihe
crowd atnglng with the hand It
waa plavlim 1 medley of popular nil s
on which the Cox DOOpU had .om
poaed parodli s
COX Parade si.uh.
The b.iiid .Hid the .-heer leaders
Ud the riKhl of way f'u flv.i inlntit.'a
nnd then the par ni i n the floor
atari ed
When the turmoil had lasii d li.
mlntilea the Ark aiMM standard
jolnnd those In the parade and !h
demonstriitors laui-hed at riennior
Itobltison when he pounded hi.s i.ible
for order About to sum" time ih
convention bund and m dera field
out of tnalr big blooh of toata
the gall' r and atartad a en i.le
liieii own They cruanad their way
Into the delegates' i-iuioauiu und
inarch' 'I pisi inn speaker a stand
und around Ihe hall singing ttnd
whooping:
As the inarch went on to the. tune
of "11011111. Blub ring." mi which the
Cox rooterl hoi written a parody
they rallel "Ohio, Ohio " The while,
punted ehe.r lender again mounted
the apeak, i'.m table and beat time
with a nugaphone In front of the
center of the platform, the band
tnnk atulion and let loose with
"DtXlo" followed by "Maryland. My
Maryland" and then "My "hi Ken
tucky Home."
There waa si. me eh. iai lt.tr mixed m
with ihe concert, hut for 'he moat
Part tho delegates wero back In lUdr
' ' 1 . I ' . 1 . 1 , f . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' n 1 1. . 1 1 i. ,sliie"S
'. 1 resumed The demonstration
ha.) lasted n half hotir
nator Hoiilrson tried to get
araVf, hut the hand leaders did not
djaret with him and th t'ox mu
gRTtana drowned out fhe sound of
fhe g.ivel with 'tl.ilna of "lleaullful
Ol In "
I he eb alrm.in lei them finish with
the s, leetlou and then lie .tpiiei'ed
to the trhln delegates to get them
off hc convention floor. K II Moore
of Ohio, Ouvernor'e fox a 'nonag.
r"t OH the platform hesl-ie Henator
? -
I'ln "ii and flnallv sueetedi-d in
ping the music and itartlni 'he
hnnl hick In the dir. lion of its
!'nee In the gallery
..is 10 MiimMa.
1 There wns still much confusion.
I how , ver, and It was a full 10 tunnies
latter the start of the d ataVnat 1 t I'.n
Sefore th ehnlrrn.m agilu wis . ble
In set the machinery off 'be eotiv't.
Hon Into motion
.Mis. f'ora W Utivuitl if Irilnk
foil Kv . aeconded (lovei nor I M I
nomination (ha said thai Kentuflxy
had atraved frim the demo'iiin
fold and haoRaxI on tinv.rpoi Cex as
Mia who sa a prctl.letiil.il c. it. did. tic.
could Irn.l ih" st.it" : iflU 1 i'o the
ranks of Ihe pirtv
Also aawndlni the nomination f
flovern'ir t'ox, sienator Pat tin 1
son of Mississippi, told the enliven
lion that "Jimmy" ''ox's aonxtnatlon
would put rtafraH Harding on Ihrt
ton and would keep th hli 1 lei toral
Vite of Ifhlo In Ihe democPBlM
column.
"W cunnol iiffnrd In he jeflu
ineed In osi nom inatloi'. ' -aid gen
alor Harrison, "by certain scheming
end dexlrnlng republican lot ovists
le the corridors of the hotels of tin:,.
"Vanclaen seiklna 10 nunlmtxe the
str'OK'h of the candidates and mag
r.lfv Ihe strength of Hie wean eandl 1
dates we iiifinnt nfford to he In
fliienced bv certain mx'iuinii l.i
Fan Frlnelseo '"
It e as reeeanlaajd that iho senator
was s easing 'f the reports pub
lished here alio n (lovfinnr Ggfl di
vorce of ID years ago and tin Ohio
d legal' s sd In a floor demonOtra-
Hon that lasted a full minute.
When the roll of the stales was
continued Minnesota wns the first
to reepond and she yielded to Xvt
York fo permit W BoWlM "kran
to place Oovernor Alfred K Smith
In nomination.
The Veteran New York orator got
a rousing reception when he mount
ed the apeaker'e stand.
Kuloglxlng Oovernor Smith as one
whose Mfa and 1 hnrarter nfferd "In
Itself a perfect platform. ' Mr Cock
ran aald. "we have a great leinler
ahlp. one nf the greatest the world
haa ever known The war was itn
d'ltaken to m ike the world safe for
deniocrncy and the result haa been
to -i rrnd damoerary throughout the
world. The democracy means oppor
tunity and aqual npportlllHtji for all.
"I nominate bete today a man
who personifies democracy, a man
who has rlsi n from a peddler's
wagon to Ihe governorship of the
great state of New York and has
never leal a single one of the frlenda
he haa gained since his youlh lie
la known to everyone, high or low.
aa Al Smith."
Trainee Wilson
Trealdetit Wilson, the speaker
said, had been 11 areat lender though
he held a part In the "eminence of
great tieaa."
"Hut Al Smith," he continued, "la
the man who could lead 11a, not far
away, hut near at hand, shoulder to
shoulder with ua, along Ihe patha nf
npportunKy to high ideals where
Wood rOXf Wilson haa pointed the
way."
There wna a lot of old lime dem
ocratic oratory In the apeech and It
made a hit wllh delegatea and the
gallerlea. They kepi nnewerlng hla
rounded perloda with prolonged np
plause nnd when he said he was
about to unit there waa loud chorua
f "noee. '
New York. Mr. Cockrnti aald. of
fered her favorite eon tcluctantl)
and If the party did not see fit to
chooae hlrn for the prealdoney his
people at home would not care to
give him up to the vice presidency.
In that ease, shouted the speak
In conclualon, "we will keep him
aa a candidate for governor to In
sure that New York remains a dem
ocratic state,"
The New York delegatea led a
bate! demonetfatlon after the apeech
while the band played "Tammany,
Tammany."
New York delegatea stood on their
chaira nnd waved small American
flaga In cadence wllh the band then
there were three cheers for Al Smith.
Senator Iloblnson tried for order
hill tin New Yorkers would not alt I
PACKAGE LfJ
Bold In nils totm as
a aupilly lor rs fMllal
msisi usiiuwa Itefetra
gun. Uat asDiilriM rl-
kra a red eeeaage
llbsral UH
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THE NATIONAL INSECTiCIPlS-
down until they had snug Tin Sid.
walks of New York" In which they
got both the hand and pipe organ 10
Join.
PareIt- I or mod
The ew V01 k ami New Jeraey
standards weie irrh d around the
hull In an MtamM to organle a
painde. hut most nf Ihe delegate
j remained in 1 h 1 1 placee, aomeona
: took th" pell I gnla III II ker a . .ae
j fo the New York delegation nnd then
Ohio and town atandarda alartatl
' moving in lb MUM dlraotlMI, while
' the crowd and the band and Organ
awltehed to Hw.it RoglA o'l irmly"
and The Mow. 1 . The II.. w. r."
The rythm r tin . id familiar tuna
I got the d'legaica into a mood for
I anything hut PMMmlni tin 11 arms
A good slxed paraVlt had H"l
atarted and the hi. ,,f march
sw.iveil bark and forth IM Inehftep
wiih just u MiMeatlon of the
ahimmy,
Al thf bail, 1 finiiiv drupped Int
a repetition of "On The nietowavlkf
of New Vork," ih milling ciwd o
the conventloti flaoi xrould Ml lot
11 atop nnd the atralna wen. taken
up and repe tte 1 f,ver and "vt tgaln
finally every single slate HI ind-
trd on ihe floor fill in th. match
ing line
pii.fiii.tc-. If amtfiny,
It wes 1 stghl thai rtijlnv old
Hou rs said th" v nev. i haY aaati I"
for,
ft was regard. . I gsneiuiu us
1 peisonni tribute io tlovemor hnlth
nnd Bourha Cpokran ami there eeri
no simgest Ions Hint it m-mt a stam
pede (0 Ihe standard of the Vow
fork candidate, The Cockran ipnecn
til everyone feelkea g..o.i end n
leeemed to hr the un.xnlmous mtin-
that If was a good Hnie for a
getietnl harnioev dett.onsl ralkitl
Tin inrerjortlrm of the old ,
also seerned to haw he. n poient in
Igfttklng the dele-rales inf., a demon
stratum nf good feeling al a lime
wlnn in moat political conventions,
fhe line of antagonism and anlmoa
iiy beta eon Hie opposing eandlda i
are tightening
'Ihe flenioin.tatlon In which Ihe
gallery took vtrntafy no pari h ail
l.ad lieen on for jn minutes when
Senator Itohlnson staid it out to
re-tore order ffe hod little link,
bow. ver. for the old revival :.,ilt
s mad to he ,n the hi ,. nib! 11 .
and H.ey kept breaking Into Hie old
Hints nn1 brtnglnc Hie ben I nd lha
Pipe organ thundering I., tin lr aid
In titolonging ihe AOMlonatrallnn
Several time when things lagan
to get a little quieter mnWUItl
atar'ed anoVer song that everybody
lm w and all bets w-re - fr again.
"Nobody Knows How f'rv I Am"
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MaMHin leOxVdail 11
for - trr punrfilrti two
ml! parfortd h- f
Hcwarc of imitations.
1 Indira Mb I'M. nun;
lasts all yeasdh ; mie Ii
I aW
al Al asrMgglltl ind grocers.
Hafttra
w is one .f I he tunes 'hat eeefjied t,,
rous.. PS rtteglar enthusluam among
so nn of in,, d' iegiii na.
MMtOf liobtflgon finally g'U ,,rd''r
ifter ihe tumult had been going on
for about half hour, rrar.tlin I'.
I.'ooseyeit, a-. .slant refirrfxry of tie
MVy, look lln plilftirrn amid nn
other atorm ,.f , he. ring fo aeeond
'lie I,. fn. f allen of OOTeTllvT Smith
It. in V ell foe Itlffl
if yon a with bs to the f:hi-
Bln tall ' Mi Hoo. .vi 11 Mid, "and
If irn to know our Al Smith, there
fro n 'I I" 'inisllon about what
a 1 ion yon will take "
rfl l'"l I . 1 , ''1 '.f llpp'i'USe. when
I,. 1 .hi the delegation that their
foiinm r "e-lll not be MtMted at 2
a m In a 1' iei -,11. in " And win n
he finished Hi.. NOW YorK -lelegi-
Lfloii led in m-'ih -r MM of ch. 1-
The nnmlnallofl also wax second
ed by Mr I, i d. m It lllie of N"W
Turk Then Hie call of Hie statea
O ax raaumi .1 The convention had
Men In si seleo six hmirs without a
bui fh. Mlaajjatai appatentiv
ha I forffntten (tMI thev had mlss.-d
their lunrhi on The big harmony
dettionsl 1 allon seenied to have pill
aaeryone Info a good-natur.'d mood
nnd everyone got up and applaud.-d
Main when Vi glni.i sent up a big
has!" of flow, rs
Dl Hurrta eVflhlM of atlaanurt.
nil.. WM l.i bale ln.el1 William
I. tti tdufl 111 iioniiniit inn for the
pi . -S. I. -in 1 ill Hie di-ni.M'ratlc na
llonal 1 ,fi 1 an I..11, insik the plnl
fnrm at ' Ml o'ntoedi nod the Mc
i1imi ili-itionsi 1 allon suirt.-d on th-
floir
ifcnklna lolll Ihe conn nlb n ftun
lie had liiti-inleil tu make a tioiiil-
II. 11 1' -ii is-eeh for Mc il.si, '-tiui on
a mi of pcrnlxe,em ami tnelstonl
1. 'in. -1- fmm his Hint his name
tint In pro-i iii.il in a eprech, I
have 'bs bieii ti,,t to do so
I atii sun that from Hi,, spirit
i" mil. -Moil In tin 1I1 h'iralli.11 and In
Ihla txysgf ereUcen ihat we shall ilrnft
him for Hi. -. 1 1 in- of Hi. oman.
in . -aid .leoMiis.
"Wo know thai If , .leaf ted lie
will araopl the iifitnin.iiii.il." aald
Jenkins, "mill any rumors ,,f ajh
grama MkswiI 10 luivr Is-eu re-
fsiifii dVnylna that ha moum m-
iii'f the nomination arc fnlav
hxxoeja MnwWallel hy ill" enemies
of our isirly. I ilien'rnn- place In
nomhwuiia M iiiinni 1;. MoArtoo."
A parade armitnl the eonvetitlnn
floor started as soon as the short
peech was concluded and soon the
atatnlards of Washington. IieUware,
Loulalana, Alabama. Ciah, New
Mexico. Arkansas. Oregon, Wyom
lit
Anl.s, Riwrhps. Chicken Mites, I'lea. Ilecl
Huks, .Mi)MiiitiMr.s, 1 ui in BUBi Cahbtiue
WorniH and MtUI other (iinden Hurk.
ISc is a trifle lo pav (or freedom from these insect
egxtl and aUtWM earrieri. rt tl . it all you arc
aikeil lot the Iturdy, I Infill x Bellowi-VatPI, rrady
loailed with Hot lira enough to la-t many fam
iliex a month And wlirn empty, you timpU refill it
from Package lluistra at a colt ot only a few cent
Nm a polMnl yet makes quick WOrll Ol nearly all
Itleacte Clean, sure, safe anil cheap e
25c I .'ickvHfre Itelonris i.tin 3 TiffflM '0c Size
h Times l Sie 20 Tlm.-s
ing. Maine, Arlxnna, Texas. Idaho.
Michigan. Kanaaa Nevada. Hawaii
Wisconsin and South lakof.t were
In the parade howling line.
Spectatora In th" Missouri dele
i stion fried lo put Ihelr atand ird in
fhe parade and the move developed
a flat fight In which the police In
"rfi red Pennetl Clark aon nf
Champ Clark, Wax among Uioee who
ft led to keep the banner out of the
proeeaslon In the mlxup the stan
dard was trampled on the floor add
torn In two, but th"- McAdoo men
rsBcued the lettera ourl' and hore
UlOm triumphantly Into tho line Of
ma re here.
There wiw o. good d. al of scrim
maging and fighting for pnaaeaalnn
of "flier stale sum. lards which Mc
A loo n, en wanted to gel into the
demons! ration and which members
of the ilelcgaiiona wanted to keep
nut.
leorge Dankley of the Colorado
dele gal ken oarrtad the state atanl.ird
in .Tier. t It said, there was an
agreement to keep it out. Helen
Orenfell, former superintendent of
sih'.ols of Iiemer. announced her
Intention of taking It away from him
and look up a position in walling
I'unkley saw the sltuatoti and
ducked down another aisle with the
standard Miss Orenfell and Oeorge
I. Pradley of the detention finally
forced fhe siandard back In Ita po
attMeV No CMerjertod l jfnrt.
The d. iiionatrallon waa aa noisy
us any of those preceding It. but
there was no effort al concerted
cheering The plpf. nrgan played
variola airs without any apparent
system but the demonstration paid
llltle attention In the mualc ae they
awirled around on one another' to"a
whooping and hurrahing
In 1 :, minutes Ihe parade had
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I about run Pe coiirxe, hip neav lv all
lha .lelesalee were on Iheir feet and
a few state standards still were In
I motion The untax making kept up
1 unabated, Ihe lallerlM taking a b g
'part in It. A Utile of avstem finally
'waa put Into Hie demons) rat ion by
'a groui, of McAdoo cnHiusl.isie, who
mounted the high speaker's tabls
with an American flag and 11 mega
phone Thev led the crowd in sing
Ing "Hail. Hall, The Hang a All
Here." and "Wo Won't Ho Honn
Til Morning." hut thi attempt to
keep the demonstration together In
their singing was drowned out hy
I the whoop of those in othr parts
i of the hall.
Part of the paraphernalia of the
! croup on the apeaUer'a Hand wax an
emerald pennant bordered In orange
apparently home made, with "Mc
Adoo" printed aaroM 11 in white let
tera a fool high A woman United
I upon the speaker's table and held
It aloft while the crowd let looae
.wllh a renewed roar of . nthuxlasm
Thirty tat. 'a Join
The oiithutat waa a signal for the
liisterinx of slate etandards around
fhe speaker's stand which was al
most In the center of the Dig audi
torium More than 3" In al! were
brought In and held up together
while the McAdoo men went wild
again Home of the emblems were
tattered and crushed out of shape
and from OfM of 'he names had been
torn entirely New York. O.orgla
1 Indiana, Connecticut, Pennsylvania.
Colorado. Ohio, Iowa, Virginia and
Maryland were among the standarde
, which wre kept In their place de.
ixplte the valla of the group on the
platform The Missouri standnrd
Inlso waa standing again nt Its proper
I station but It w as n tatters.
Bo great did fhe crush becom"
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eeated and to keep rhe demonstra
tion from breaking down Ihe llltle
platform that waa uaeil by the
speaker, that Jutted out from the
front line of Ihe stage and conven
tion offlclale seemed to fear thai U
would he slrippcl away entli
The end nf 3! minutes of Ml "
slrailon saw another attempt to get
the statea into piaxlllon and for a lit
He while a man with a megaphone
get conaldereble harmony behind '
repetition of we want McAdoo, we
w ant Mi Ado" "
II waa not long, however. Ihe en
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lihnumatism la more than a mere
' local disorder confined lo tho local
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deepseated disease tha has Its
source In the blood supply The tiny
I pain demons, the millions of little
! dlaease germs that cause the dis
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'I, ista preferred to keep the. damme-'
i a thin In their own handa and try
keep it going in their own dtvefgl-
fled waye.
I'. rt mlnntee from Ihe start of
nnleo, Henator linhlnaon made hla
first attempt for order. It wia ap
pannt that the demonstration wax
lying but 1 in . till wero. many
i. ' 0 ananti 1 to keep it alive a nm,
11I they paid no attention at
ail to Ihe g'1" I.
iuiii' RtSwarfla
Finally, getllng order after Mm
the demonstration had lasj.si for
la niliiiiies. ' ii"i Itohlnsnn
fjcdx red Hint the roll of sxmea bo
I . "vtim nn on i-Anffj wixtbkm
ease must be rruch"d and, eliminated
from the blood before real relief can
be had.
S. S S. bM been BUccejssfully need
foi Kheumatlsm for more than fifty
years I Is the most thorough and
reliable hlood remedy hecauae It
- i',h"s out and eliminates all dle
Ma gcrma which lnfesg the blood.
f'.o to your drugstore and get a
hottle. of H. S S. today, nnd begin to
take a rational, sensible treaimetv.
for Hhenmnflsm that will ehow re
sults, l-'or free expert medical ad
vh e regarillng your own case, write
fully to Chief Medical Adviser. 03
Swift laboratory, Atlanta, la.
Advt. k
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Men'
Dark Brown
Russia Calf Skin
F.nglixh Oxford
$6.95
Plain Pump, Kid
xx. . &
or t diem
Child'
White Mary
Jane
Ce-nvax
1.75 -$1.95
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