. EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-HEIGHT PAGES" TODAY.
CITY
EDITION
THE, WEATHER.
PORTLAND (AP) Oro
gon Fair tonifht and
. Tuesday, ..
VOLUME XXIL
LA GRANDE OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1924.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PREffl
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 244
vi!.' V
Hunt's
Daily
Letter
(By HARRY a HUNT)
WASHINGTON (NKA Special)
Your, my and tvry American's
Capltul (,'lty Ik right in Hie height
of Us entertaining seuson.
And, to the camial obserwr.
who has lived in Washington for
a term of years, this season is the
banner one for uuto loui'tat
parties.
On Svevy road entering tin;
capital, and from every nook and
corner of t lie country, they come.
"Waahihgton or huiit!" H.jine of
the touring purtles banuera read.
They reach Washington, they are
the sights, and they return home,
. busted.
But, In falrnctts to Wuuhtnglo.t.
I might add that this all depend
on the tourist himself. The city
doesn't cost any more to see than
any other city.
One oT the most popular places
of Interest Ik the Washington
monument. When you're in Wash
ington you can ride to the top of
it for 26 cents. And you can get
the best btrdseye view of tlio city
that Is possible to get. -
If you're not In Washington,
here ure koiih Tacts I hut you can
have for nothing:
The monument, erected as a na
tional memorial to the "Katlter of
Ills Country," Is CGfi feet high. The
base Is fifi feet S'tuafe with walls
ltj feet thick and the total weight
of the Htruuturi' . is yo.Xii. tons.
A stairway, as well as an elevator,
runs to tli, top. At every landiuar
oil the slairwuy there are Reunite
Hi)d marble blocks, presented by
tin- various stales, ana by vurloiiu
organizations.
The monument
en peb. 22, 188G.
000.
wus dedicated
It coat l,2uu,-
Mount Vernon, another popular
spot to tourists, la the home and
burlul place or (leorno Washlng-
(Continued on puge.S)
(Editor's Note This is the third
article by Mars hull nana, .or Hi
Oregon Journal, touching
Kustern Ori'gon).
(Ily iliirJiall llnmi)
While we.- were Heated at dinner
in the hotel al Joseph and enjoying
some homemade bread that verl-
fled the recollection or boyhood, a
dairyman named Bunch took up
the conversation.
l d.. beller dallying up
here than on the coast, where J
dalrled for two years, and I'll lell
you why," he said. "Here I tan
grow everything the cows need lo
ml the grain us well us the liny'
and the succulent feeds. It's true ,
Hint
the rows have to be put
up
during tin
true thut
winter, but
II Is also
the grass
on
the coasi
Conllnued on pase 4) I
Federal Assault on
Sao Paulo Launched
UI'KNtiK AIKKS (Ily Ihe Ah
socluled Press) A federal as
sault against Sao Paulo, (be Itra
xllittn metropolis, held by the In
surrectionists, may have alreadj
begun orrieial dispatches rrom lti
Janerin loilay lndlealed.
WALLQWA LAND
GIVEN PRAISE
, .1
Last Minute News
DENIES RESTORATION TO SOCIETY I'LANS.
, CHICAGO (AP). Attorney Duitow, counsel for
Nathan Leopold, Jr., and Richard Locb, in a statement
today, denied lhat the defense would seek to restore
the boys to society. . . V
"I wish to say frankly to the court that we never
had entertained such an idea. We, are of the opinion
that these young men should be permanently isolated."
States Attorney Crowe declined he would insist
upon the extreme penalty death.
BANK ROBBED OF $,090.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP). Four, armed men loday
held up the messenger of the Bank of Kenton, in the
outlaying Portland business district, and escaped in an
automobile with $2,090. They forced the messenger's
car to the curb with their car and then forced him to
hold up his hands, taking the money which he had col
lected from bank customers. The holdup was four
blocks from the bank. The rol)lers' automobile bore
a Washington license.
i ...
OFFER TO SELL VAST HOLDINGS, v
MINNEAPOLIS (AP). Thirty-six grain companies
of the northwest today offered to sell their entire hold-i
ings, including 1,062 country elevators in Minnesota,
North and South Dakota and Montana to the American
Farm Bureau Federation. ' ,
EOFOLD
m m sb ma. m -aa m m m I i
U N1 Arr,l
HHICniUHHJ 1 1
SUPREME III 7TI
ATHLETICS fe4
U. S. Has Captured Sev
en Olympic Champion
"ships This Year
TENNIS WIN WILL
MAKE IT EIGHT
Americans Sweep Swim
ming Events; Boxing
Title. Won Sunday by
Yankee Participants.
OLYMPIC STAIHI'M, Colombo,
.'runrr. (Ily AsMK'Inted Press) -
Vim-cut HhimnlH anil Fram-in
lrr, of tlu lulled Slaiw, to-
ilay won tlir Olyaaip:cs laae-n's tluti-bli-s
ta'iaial line, defeating Henri
t'-oclici. and qiirs Hrugnoa. ot
l-'i-ancc. The I'nlMil state yesicr-
'' '" loxli nl amlaiindiag
liaiiiionslii
I',. Norrls Williams II, ajul
Mrs, tiwvgv Wight man, of Hie
I lilted Stales, Iwday won the
in I MM iniiiis double, defeating
Vliicx-iil Klclumi and Airs. Mar
ion k. Je.sMip, of , the - t ultcJ
stales, -i
I' A II I H ( By the Associated
IreNM) The United 8 t a I e s,
through' its team victories In swim
ming and boxing, enjoyed Sunday
(('onlliiiM'd on Paw )
GRAIN MERGER
IS DECLARED A
GIGANTIC FRAUD
OKLAHOMA CITY. (AP) A
HtuteNienl declaring lliat the twen-
uponity million dollar uraln and elevnlor
eorpornlion. Willi headiiiartiM'H III
rhlcairo, which wiih recently incor
poraien
alleinpl
In llllnolH.
Is u "gigantic
to tool Hie
fanner." was
lssueu nere uy .an yiiimi...
president of the National l ouncll
r armem' fo-operatlve Murket-
-"-".
Williams mad
the statement
public Jusl before
he lefl for Chi-
enco lo attend
council,
. - .
V B l'(l-lilXUIl
meeting of the
Trial Jury
Reached No Decision
tin- jury on Ihe l.ou Ward
and Mam lllxon case could come to
decision Judge J. K. Know li s
uiis rur:ed to Ulstuiss Ihem about
rildnight Haluruu. The Jury hud
al thill lime been out 12 hums.
Their case huh mi appeal Ironi a
county court decision convicting
the plulnlirrs or uuilntalnlng a
common nuisance.
Judge Knowles Is al. present try
:ng an ciully case and It Is un
Ikely lluil uny oilier cases will be
lakcn up until the October rial or
ourl
Ily MCA Airmail Korvlcn
KlatuV Attorney Hubert K.
!rot"s charge that piler Jus
tice HiUTy Olson of t'hlcaun'.s
iiniiilclpal mrt (abmi) is aid
ing timiiM'l and alletillH rr
Nathan IjeopoUl Jr. ami Hichaiil
Loch prepare fiieir defense has
titled a now thrill to the Pranks
murder cast Olson think utat
uIch lioulU lie changed ( pre
vent the hanging, of mentally
UiHcasttl crimlnabt.
RATINGS hIELU
AS ALL
Tli ndvancemvnt. or the I'cor-
rgW4ill!Bt1bh",nf the itiemberHlilp fca
of Hie l.'nfon County (.'hunihnr or,
commerce which h a h been
achieved preliminary to I be
luunculng or the. cumpaiK" tomor
row morning, it regarded h 4 tit.'p
forward of much-eoime.iienee. In-
asmuch as the new ratings are .
soimely nur. prouuuiy ror uie urn
time for years.
I he chamber of commerce, long
a body of much value lo Ui
tlrande business and c tizens col-
li'cuvfiy linn iiiuiviuiiuiiy, win tin
,0ubledly be supported ill lis
drive for new me nihers
,ln I
funds,
Team captains met this morn
fPnnHnnfd on pare M
BASEBALL
i.i.Aiii c.
W. I Pel.
(lubs
Kan lrunciHco
Seal lie
Sacramento ..
Vernon
Oakland
Salt Uik
I.os Angeles ....
Portland
...r.s 4?
...r.K 1
...uu r.u
r.4
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.4XH
.410
.413
(Ily Hie Associated Pressl
Sail llke lll-H, Seal He fl-Ml
Klrsl game I!. H. K.
Seal lie 14 I
Kail like ....in I 'I 'I
llatterh'S: Hell, Kellers anil Bald
win, Tobin; Kluglelon and Took.
Second gauii It. H-
Seattle 'I' I
Kail Ijike 8 11 3
Haltries: Jones and Kuldwin;
ponder. Thomas, Mulculiy mid
Cook.
(Seven innings by league itgiec
menl.) Tigers II
i, s'Uls H I
I'.. II.
II 13
'. X 13
l'lrsl game
Vernon
Kan lyraneiHco ..
Hall cries: Vln
flreal and
Murphy; Williams Van lloull anil
Yelle.
Second game It. II. K.
Vernon 12 13 I
San Francisco I I
Batteries: Chrltliin and Han
nah; (irlrrin. Van lloult. Geary
and Telle.
Oaks l-l, AliitcN 2-0
Klrsl game It. H. K.
Oaklaiul 4 7 I
Los Angeles .. 3 7 2
Uullerles: Foxier and Read;
laumovlteh and Jenkins.
Second game It. II. K.
(laklnnd I 6 f
l.os Angelm x "
llatliriis: Mails unit llaker:
Koot and Kencer.
Pnrtlnuil .",
Klrsl game
Portland
Kennliirs 5-8
It. II
H Hi
.1 III
K.
Sucrameuto
Butteries: Keele. Hedlent an. I
t'ochrane, Oaly; Prough, Jannraa
and Hchang.
Hecond game H. II. K.
Portland 6 10 0
Sacramento s M o j
Battcrlats:, Hadiroeiler.
Winter,
Kckin and
Kochier.
laaly; CunflclU
aud
AND)
ocenic rark
Is Proposed
Near City
Several Organizations
Would Combine to As
sure Completion; Site
.Viewed.
With the ideft of the-stittft hlfih
way commission, the city and
county cooperating for the pur
pose of linaliy completing a kkiuiI
parft on the scenic highway out of
la Grande, at the edjr of the
Foley property, Judge Wlllium
Ouby, H. H. Haldock . and Mr.
Hcott, of the stale highway com
mission; A. V. Nelson and A., V.
Undgren, of Ihe old Oregon Trull
committee of the rliamber of com
merce; Jerome Foley and Mrs.
Foley, Mrs, Koasch. County Jjde
L. (J. Couch. Kattf Hanley and
others met Saturday at the cham
ber of Commerce offices and wsnt
over thn proposed situ.
As the plans now stand, the
Hons and Daughters of the f'nton
County pioneers expect lo ereel a
rustic building, burglar and - firo
proof, there where relics and
other properties will be stored
and viewed by the public, the
public, the state highway commis
s'on will Install a drinking foun
tain and an open space, with seal
ing arrangements, will be pro
vided. or course, ponlllve assurance
that the project will be coinplelo
has not yet been received but In
dications are that such wilt be tho
case.
WASHINGTON (By the AkiocI
ated Pronto Tribute to the mem
ory of Washington wiw paid htn-
. Ilrral)1.nt ,:0olWitn. who In-
,errllt,.d hla week end cruise on
, ..... ,0..i.ii w.kefleld.
Va..,'hlrtl.place of the first presl-
'jg,,,
p).eBdet. accompanied 'only
,rB Cood-,. ,,, ru,nr, ,-.,.
by
John (ooltdge. and bis son, John.
iri il. l.in .Unrllv H.ftei. K n'elnek
Kiimliiv morning, about In miles
below Colonial Beach. Va., and In
u White House automobile which
had been sent down from Wash
ington, drove lo Wakefield, u now
deserted, isolaled spol where only
a marble shaft marks Hie. birth
place of Washington.
Nearly an hour was spent by
the president In the vicinity of
the monument, which was erect
ed some years ago . hy patriotic
cilliens. but which Is seldom visile
crl hv thn thousands- who. pay. tri
bute venr after- year al Mount .at
Vernon. .r. Coolldge arter read
Ing the Inscription! on the , stipple
shaft stood' uncovered ror. some
time und Ihen ditoAc back lb Ihe
lill lo whurrtlo board Hlu Muy
flower. Arrangeinenls ror the trip were
(Continued nn psatn )
Iteverend A. It. Klllon and his
family will leave probably Thurs
day ror North Hend where Mr.
Klllon has accepted a
will preach his first h
Sunduy, according lo
incuts today.
Mr. Klllon has been a pastor of
the Bupl'st church here for uev
eral years, resigning recently. No
succeeding pnslor lias bC'li1 do
elded upon yi-1.
North Bend Is a comparatively
new town with Ihe lumbering in
dustry as It chief resource and
Mr. Slllon believes dial Ihe oppor
tunity for church work there Is
exceptionally good.
National Guard Social
Evening Is Arranged
What is lo be the first of a ser
les of nartles will be given tills eve
nlng by and rr members or yic
national guaral at Ihe Kagle'K ball,
111 liniiiediutely ntler drill Ihe boys
1 will bring llielr Indies for a two-
l a.,.nr ,ln, li.ir narlv. Music will be
furnlshed by meinlicrs of the
guard. Heireshments will be served
during the evening and a very en-
Joyuble lime Is nntlclpiited.
The. pay. checks for the. loci4
national guard unit arrived todav
land will be
Riven out toulgl:
FAIR CODLIDGE AT
-SACRED SPOT
TAKES NORTH
BEMPUIPIT
1 i
MMEB ADMIT GUILT
i r ,
I s - . - I . ... .
POLICE HIT' "mddins" -f Tw cuies iRiTys
VIOLATORS
Wholesale Raids Satur
day and Sunday Net
Big Results
13 CASES OF BEER '
ONE CONFISCATION
Twenty - Two Officers,
li?d by Local Police,
Made Up the Raiding
Parties.
MOItlJ Tit I Alt Ili;SIIIl'K.
Cht'Nter Nlette found Rttilly of
liotweMHlon of liquor. Klned $(J
and Hentenced lo 0 days in
city Jail.
The following cuaes vere But
for trial:
TliiirsUf
Hi a. m. K. l'ord.
l:3( p. m. I m vp Ulackburn;
Ted , Hansen.
p. in. Henry Wallmer.
il p. .m. Fred Conner.
Friday.
1U a. m. Kara Allen. fc
.'.Wholesale raids conducted Sat
urday night and Sunduy by twenty
two peace orricers, led by the local
police department, resulted In
landing several tn Ja.Ui. the convic
tion! of a Tew Immediately afler
arrest, and the confiscation of con
siders bin Ijquor. The larffeat "wet"
haul was Ikirt'eea 'oasetv or-bee-taken
ifrom the home of Adam
Beck, 2703 North Depot street Sat
urday night. .
'Yesterday another fair sized find
was made at the home of Chester
Ntcse. on Hemlock street. Hmall
luantllles of wine and moonshine
and two bottles of beer were con
fiscated, i 1 '
Trial of Chester Nlese began
I his morning In the municipal
eouii and, according to Chief
Haynes. the calendar will not be
cleaned before the end of the week
at the earliest.
Pleaded (ililllj.
Tom Morloen. charged with sale
of Intoxicating liquor, was one of
the. first lo be arraigned.
pleaded gullly before Judge J.
(Continued on Pago 6)
FIRE MENACED
i;i;ni:,NK, Ore. (By the Associ
ated Press) Klre which ' destroy
ed two homes in Wallervllle, IB
miles from I'lugcne on Ihe Mchu
sle highway. IiiI.i yesterday Ihreali
ened for a time Ihe entire village,
according to word loday.
Practically every home In town
wns on rlre from llio sparks und
only the prompt work by Hie vol
unteer fire fighters kepi Die
flumes rrom doing further dam
age. The homes of John Vaughn
und Mult Mumms were destroyed
and a third residence partially
burned. ,
Ii.plte th, Intrrn.t.tcnt nho
which forced the parly to
InnK II
cheller several limes during th
day the field lour held Hulurday by
Hie I nion county farmers was con
sidered one or tlio most successful
ever taken.
('. M. Ualgh, county ugent or
Till' Halles. W. I.. Kadderly ami K.
It. Jiia knian or the o. A. -. exl' ii.
slon service. Mr. Stephens ot Ihe
Moro Kxiierlnienl Xlatlon and II.
(1. Avery, local county
cniiipanied Ihe 75 or
agent ac
ta farmers
who made Iho Irlp.
The first slop was made ut Mot
I.1K.1 where u lalk on the produc-
linn und Improvement of the dairy
cattle was given by Dr. W. T. Phy.
Oii"!cavin Hot lJike tho party
'drove lo Hie Kd Miller ranch where
an open discussion on ine raisins
of sheep and llvesloca wus ueia.
(CooUuuea on page
OF DRY LAVI
ENTIRE TOWN
I . .
Bj-- b a m n
WAS SUGGESS
W !! .' ' .7 UL 1 1 . ' i 1
rr-r-r-- h n n ninr
ivt, u7T .'rr -
s.?i c.iiiL.-w--.j
Hluefleld, W. Va., a cllr of 25,000, and Graliani, Va a (own ,
' of 8,000, Just across the slate Una Itavo beronio one. Aik actual
wedding, symbolical or the union of the two mtmk'linalltaes, was
staginl on tlio hoiaaidury. For (laa first time In history tlae gov
ernors of the (wo Virginias partlclaleal In a Joint cclcbraukm.
MviM-nor K. K .Morgan of West Virginia is fcet n at tlae left of .
llao bridal coaiple, anil tiovenaor K. Uco Trbakln of Virginia at
llao light. Tlae txanabliacaj towns now are known as llluefldil,
W. Vav-Va. '. . v;- v, . ... ' ' . ., ; ,' ,..'.:'' i
PLANS FOR ML EMILY CO.
CONSTRUCTION ARRIVE
Crew, of Men Now Busy
Staking; Concrete
Work to Begin
Soon. .
,
The plans und specifications foe llirhnrd Connor, Held In Jail lier
the Ml. Kmlly Tlmlier company's "p Tacoina authorities, dcclarei
construction work In l-a (Iranda """"y "o ' vlailan of (
urrlved Saturday from Merrill, , fianieiiii ami that ho know not bin
Wisconsin It was announced today.
wnrkmnn urn una btlsv I
el Ihe mill site, where the old fair I
grounds wero formerly, on lheluy ttoau.
staking work. The concrelo work
will begin as soon as the prollin-aJ
Innrlea fare completed.
CREW OF EIGHT
RESCUED FROM
aSINKING BARGE
SAN KHANCISCO (AP) The
burge Isaac Itedd, which was be
ing towed from here lo Eureka,
with coal, sank last hlkht
()t
llodega buy. Klglit men aboard
were rescued hy coast guardsmen.
' The. hargo had been leaking
some hours und efforts to reach
llodega bay railing, the tug Sen
Knnger. towing Ihe burge, sum
moned Ihe coast guardsmen,
Wheat Certified in '
Union County Sunday
K. ft. Jackmuii, of th U. A. .
i'X(mn)on Bi'rvtce und H. (1. Avnry.
county nRi-nt, lnpec(o vnrtotis
crops in the viUU-y ynslnnluy for
Ihe purpoai! of c.rtlftratlon.
Tho wheat crop of Hybrid 128
wits c? rtlf 1mI on tlio Itouth McKen
non, J. A. (iiiKki'll, Ki-ntik McKmi-
non und H. H. Huron pliicf. Tin
Hard I'VUj'rollon wlu-nt wan t":ill
fifd on tht J. A. OiiKkill ati'l Knutk
McKciinon raiu lH'H. Thi fl'ld tit
(he J. A. (iunkftl ranch uim ron
Htdircd the IichI In the vulhy by
" "ZZ. , ,,;
ri - -
Mrs. Ilallle Krlswold had Ihe
only field of potatoes lliat was con
sidered of a high enough grade
for certiricatlon I hut was Inspected
yesterday. The croptf certlrled will
be used for seed.
Mr. Jackinan left for Baker last
evening where he will conduct
field lour similar lo the one held
here last Saturday
Arkansas Boy Shoots
Parents; Admits Guilt
MoNfTICKIJ.O, Ark. A1') K.
H. Tiffin. 0". and h. wife, bh. wcrv
nhot and killed Inntuntly near their
home mix nil leu eiiift of Montlcello
lain Haturday. Their only non. W,
M. Tiffin, la mild lo have admitted
he alew hli pa run to but QluUna eeirlfor tlio Haw., .ui la the, bootlefrKer,
doft'inty, ; i 11 10 outraguuutf," b u
-
1)1. NIKS KlliMN'O Wil l',.
VA.NCOI'VKIl, Wash. AI')
c"' "c.
OOliy was lonnil Bllllliny III mr
ullttlKIOIICd well near Ul-ccnuuiO oaa
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) Hlrh-
nril Connor will be brought to Tn-
oinn soon from the Vancouver
Jail, Micro ho Is lacing belli, offi
cers nnnounced today. Ho will be
chnrgetl with ailuying Ilia ' wife
who body was round Hiuulny
Mrs. Icmo lloll, 'of Aslafoail, glrl-
linoil friend of (Jonners1 wlfo, ob
tained In format Ion from Cailinnrs
lending to the finding of the body.
nlillng aulliorillis by iiosing as
I aiiinor s iricina.
HltllXiF, CO.NTHACT AWAKDKD.
POIU'liAXD, Ore. (AP) For
Hint nwunl or Hie conlrait for thu
netv llurnsldo brldgo was made to
day by Mullnnmnll county coni-
mlssliiuera lo tlio . Pacific llrldjc
coniiniiy, Contrnctors nnnuimcc
(he old brlduo will bo closed wltla.
In two or llin'o days. Two pecre
of the new brldgo will be ready
lH?foru high water In tho fall.
G. 0. P. and
XTRA
Held Living Examples
WINONA LAKH. Ind. (Tly the
AHKOtatrd I'reNH) Tlio Jtt'pub-
lli-rtit mid tho riiiiorniMi: nutton-
til convMiMonn thlH yi-nr wore ctteU
um proofH that alcoholic bevera?
drinking in ilrcllnln, by I'VdortU
Prohibition t'onimtwulom'r H. A.
Hayne, In an 'uddresH before tho
couf'Tfiice of the World l-euguo
AgaltiHt Alcohol larn.
"Tho good order and behavior,
he wild, and tlio soberness found
In the great Hhrlne convention in
Washington, D. C, lant year and
at a similar convocation again this
year held In Kansas City. Mo.,
and at the Di-mocratlc natlonul
convention at New York and at
tho Itepubllcan nutlonal conven
tion ut iMevelund, Ohio, aa coin
pared with other yeara, and In
practically every greut. gulherlnn
of people wherever held In tho
country tthe past two or throe
yearn, eloquently proclaim tho de
creased use of beverage liquor.
j Mr. laynea charged, that the
; buyer of Illicit liquor 1 as great
contributor to mek of respect'
run iiinuc
BT YOUTHS
Action Came as a Great
Surprise to the Court
of Justice
BOYS REST "IN
"MERCY OF COURT"
Degree of Punishment to
Be Determined After
Mentality Hearing,; , to
Start Wednesday. :
CHICAGO (By the Asso
ciated Press). The fate of
Nathan Leopold, Jr., and
Richard Loeb, indicted for
kidnapping: and murdering
14-year-old Robert Franks,
rested today "in the mercy
of the court," when a .tea ;-
raa "oraa(1tv"i wnaa maAa Kt
Clarence . S. Darrow, chief ,
:ounsel for the boys, and af
firmed by them after they .
had been warned thi
court of the consequence) of
3uch' a plea.
The degTff of, punishment,' (,
which may vary from jida- "
teiTdinate ' prison 5 .sentences ' )
'ife- sentence,' incarceration in -, t
in asylum or death, will be'
determined after a hearing
as to 'the boys' mentality ' "
which is to start Wednesday.
The , changing of the ploa
of not guilty to guilty was a ,
great surprise to the court. .
... Ull.n, tuff ltw Wl " ' ;
'orneyt Darrow said tha defonso
admitted the correctnesa of the
(acta substantially as printed ' in
Ihe newspaper!. He asked ' per- -
(Continued on pugs . ' .
CLOSE MILL
FOR 2 WEEKS:
The main sawmill plant ot the ,
Bowman-Hicks Lumber aompany
closed Saturday ovening for a two .
woeks period during which time c .
general overhauling will be made..,.
A new boiler la to bo rut In the
power plant, tho log pond Is to b
cleaned out and other Improve
ments will be offected about the
promises.
Tho pinner will continue; full
time opornllon during tho time tho
mill in shut down. The planing,
ynrd and shipping crows will- be .
employed Just as usual but th
mill will be laid off for the two
woeka.
Democrats J
"that In any American home the
houaehold should feel more
uMhumed of not having liquor to
Herve their guvstB, than ashumed
to violate the law of the land.
"Tirno la not far distant whun
tho same Jul) that houses the boot-
legKur will house also hla accomt )
pliuo In crime tho weauny ouyer
of hla illicit product." i .
Ah proof that little bonded '
whiskey Is not escaping Into 11
legltlmute channela, - Mr. Haynes
BUld that tho whfakey withdrawals
for the 1924 fiscal year will ,tot,u
about the same as In 1923, when
about 1,760,000 gallona were with- ,
drawn, compared with 8.670,000
In 19111. Present withdrawals ho
Haiti were believed to approximate
legitimate medical needs.
The commlassloner predicted
that what he called the1 well or
ganised opposition to prohibition
lawn will serve the purpose of
rousing "from tholf ttpathy" both
the friends. o the.-. prohibition
atatutea and the frienda ot law en
forcement. ! 1 ' 11
(Coutluued on pag 4