La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1924, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text- EASTERN OREGON'S k LEADING K3WSFVU UH TEN TOD AT. THE WEATHZ2 : Portland. Or. Fair to nljfht and Saturday, rxcapt cloudy or toffy along eoaat. 4 VOLUME XXII. LA GRANDE OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1924. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 272 m CITY EDI TIP N rata Hunt's Daily Letter '(fly Harry H. Hunt) WASHINGTON (NKA Special) There won't be much news eman- allup frum Plymoiil h, Vt., during the 10-day vacation- President Coo lldge la taking bck at his old home, In the- 111 1)3. . At least not If "Caul hum riil" Jiiis his vlsh und keeps It la prom ise. JJn I ho occasion of his last chat wllli ' newspaper, mm before leav ing the. capital fuV DM; Old Hoipe Town, -lie remarked that he prob ably ,W(llttd BCC BOllie Of ttl'IU up there .and that In' -thought they would .find It a Very pleasant plnue to be. . V It- -Jwlll be' , spoke up 'barley Michael of the Philadelphia North American, "If you don't spoil It by making a lot pf news," Coolldge looked up wit It '"one of lllfl' THTf bUt. Understanding Kllllh'K. "All right.' ho said. "I'll be cau tious!".. . - ; -- : r V" ': ' How It came there ttf still a mys tery , -NevcrihtdeH. on tltu morning af ter the DftvlH notification rnromon e at Clarksburg; W. Vii., at which Hen a tor Walsh had said a lot of unkind tilings about the Hepubll can administration and tit which Candidate Davis also, hud tossed something besides bouquets nt (In WhltD House, right In the center of the paved apace before tin en-, trattcf to the cxecutlvu yf flees was -n bijr puddle of stlrny, oozy clay; goey. atlcky and very; very mcsay Vlsltors to tho Whlto llouw elr .cutttiiavlgalcd it warily. Hut lli-x apDJLrently. saw no special slgnl;'! rancc In ll perhaps didn't think mueh'HUout It.. i-r 1 ' Then, toward noon, along ci'iic Uiis Karger. dean ;of WiHh'rtm correspondents. . who bit''Vets everything In terms of politic. Oim cant one look nt the mcpH. nnd Immediately reftcheti a v Hi I pn -ronehiHion. Kor the affair at 4'lnrk.sburg was still fresh in l.la mind. . "Ah-hal" uuoth h. -"I net some body's biM-n throwing mud!" Apropon of 4'iarkKbur and (lie lavl3 Hpeech, did lli Jemptratte csiidldalf uiidortak? ti tatUt-H '-nw Word In his adilrss of HeceplBnc', or dd. he Mlmply Hiiffer a slip of ihr tongue? . ' Mayb- be he-iinl to iy "'intKun Orslood." I'erhaps ho wus tryih for "mlHtukon." Hill the word ns enunelal i! v.uh a . (Continued on lnv 0) i.'IIU'AUO: ' (Al) Mian f.ucy Iagu Xlaaton. nationally known re: fornier ahil Toe of clgarrtH. died In in RHtiiitiirlniti here.WfdneHdity. Ib-r lieajih Vailed 'aeveral unnt ha ug n.ner Hln- wna In lured In n all t car accident nnd u mullgnanl growth In her throat develop''!. .MIhs Claalon WHA roiiacloua until ;; lulniitea before, aio died. Miss (Inaton aiarled her cant-r at; n reformer while aili ndln . the Illinois slate normal sehool. She first was as.Norlated with (In In I b'rane. Wlllnrd In organising th Wonien'd Christian Tfimpenince mi Ion and later foundud the national .init-etgareiie tt-agne nmi necauie nfjj superintendent. I ,., , ,.f FOE OF IflOY NICOTINE DUD tury Mlas C.aalon was the areh!llon of 1 ' w"y. " ,frurl cne,(IV Of the weed When IIH-d lnt,w P'Hnge clcard form. She continued her! Mr- M- efforta with energy una baled in " lbler ednesday. rent years although she admitted -Mb Neta ! raxb-r icl.imed lo clgarot smoking by women nnd,"r l''ne at Moscow. Idaho, boya waa im r-aslng. Wednesday, after a vlaH of a i Asked Hnnlltig to "M. en.iple of weeka with her siat- r. Preahhiil Harding was one fMfa. Ada Oreer and family, the nullonatly kt.own dlgniturleB) 'ulliog of the. spring crop reonested to. abandon clgarets. .along lite river valley has I ll , Inirlng lo r career saloons and j"1'" t, (J din ing tin' past few (lays, gamhllng reaorts as well no elgaret , MiibIi or tin- irrigated harb y and selling eaiHbllsbim nt hwtu mbb d J '" very heavy, giving prom-fcund-r Miss tbislon's b:udershlp. ilse ((f good yields from th'-a. T Mlas flaaton at limes turned .1,. rup. Where Irrigation w:er experiments even in Inlernat ional 1 1'"" '"''''i plentiful, the aectuil reform. Ib r seal occasionally he-lcrop of nlfaira baa made very rnme inn Hlifmir lor oilier nrofes- anllafnel ory growth, and will Im Bloniil ri'foniiT 11 ml In ltt?l hir inlvoiwy or ilmnllr niforma I11I lo 11 lirc:ii'li .Willi livr iiHSocliit'-'H. H1m lft lhi Hnll-uluur.-lli, Icukiiu for lo yiurs lo work Inil-p-mli nlly nan nnrw nmi 11 rnvoiv. r won- un liul n lurni il to Hn mipi'rlnli liil.'nry miililniillon wlili li iirnl llurvi y In 19"3 In IdL'ii hIh-rlP'l P'tlllon.1 ror Ili' ltMiinl.ii..un iirfHlili.nlliil noiiiiniilion In llio Hoiltli liHkolit prlrTMirli-!i. Mlrai fiu.iton Avuti born In l-Mn Hani. Ohio. In 1S6. Iloniu lloanl fc. mmil. ftAI.KM. On coininlijylon ut pnlntvil IIoIht Hxrrnn 111 J. The Bluli- Imniiii il lip-ullllff ll"ri- Jolinnull. II. ', l' I'orli'r ini-iiil'iTP1 ,.r ,lin luu.r.l of Hiiorularis Tor Inn roimtr. Thin l.ojr.l. un-I-r 111' la-. puiwiB on B.-nirlly for Ioiiiik l'l" pout of rive. . Kntrum-a lo Hi" o( (oiiKhl t-y on-aurvkc nun umji-r th" flw . atu-inpli.l l.y ri-movliiB atut" ulil luw. "two illrfi-n-nt ni.x'tloiiH of loi'k tioit- Tlle m- ly-'appolnlua incinhirii or.-. orflccrs bcllcvo It vioj Hi. tli UourU -Hill auccci-d W. II. Hav-Jwork or Hinati-uni. AitorJIiii; to ucb. C. I. HwkRrt onU J. I'". Vati . roaliniiun r Uiluliton. It una io No rvaitun (Tlvin Bl Iho lionua Mililc thai aollio loi-k liolua wore coiiinilMlon orflt it) rr tlio removal I rlf lt d of conlt nts. A vumiileti! of tUta men; icheck la IkIiiv md. DlgQ RDEE. IN REISCHTAC4 iimn uni nninmnG Dino Ini m uniiiiTliMiiu nnui liiniiriiiiiirlpnwcDiinDUfAD inniniiiinnTn iiifliia numb S,T rflnftmuuiii itiiim ulah HinitiniimniM: "",a"" uuhimuiJlblb SCIENTISTS PR Ku PROBLEM IS ffl OTHER jPHOGHESSOM " S maqdch' .. . u.:tLb" RPPftRATinu M RHiniifinlwnRl n miiR nctmDinccii nnn III n III I I inWIlUUIl UmUKUIlU OapilM I nim I llllll illl llllllinilll! Illllll II lllllll' I'OKTI.ANH. (.M'l Governor I I I I I I .11 II II All Other Sul)jecfe Dis carded for. the Planet j Obsci-vations. NEARER NOW THAJS FOR LAST CENTURY Seeking Atmospheric and Climatic Conditions on . Mars with Every Kind of a Glass. ' ' v.M)rvi;n, .11. u ita- dln .vigiinls of khi'Ii n nnliin 0 revived jestcrday tbnt thny cuitM'd vi'lcmii oMrators In lohit irty wlrclcNH Htathrn here to lMtlre Mars was . M'lMlIn wvri' rrKatctl lic Imlny. I'OltTI.ANO Marn wlU be .fir.n.ooo mllrn hwhv from Port land at 4 ojaloek p. m. toduy whtt-h In the n-Hrc.Hl the plant hart been In a - hundred, yearn. It will be visible aflor durk na a rod tar JiiHt a hove I he southern horizon und will Ktny In view all ' night, swinging to llio suuthwMt. . HAN KAN't'lHCd Mars took a lend or radio, moonshine, basebull and polillea tin a topic of convcrHHtlon today because of -th' assertion ' or aatrououinra that plant'tftry nhbora arrived, at.n point nearer to earth than It hits been for morc.y than a; lutndctd years. . I iliaervcra on Ml. Hamilton, near iatt J one and Mt. Wilson near I.oa AuboIcs trained t'-leseop'-s, camera, mirrors and spectro-coti-a oh the passerby. ' ' Klsclvhere wen: radios gropln In the ether for anything Hudlble the sphere of Mars might by rhancc send off. . . 'Vh most that iinn t Ih(m hopo for In a Utile more ' knowledge with reaped to at moapherlc and climatic conditions on Mars. As tronomers expeft ' It will tako inontha to complete the examina tions of phi tea and observations made. . ' I WAI,1.I.WA, Ore. (Special).--Pror. . 'IV liallie, Itev. tJeo. It. h'eeae. aecoilipanied liy (. ttekehr o( li Cirande und C, 1. and Leslie I a.vles or .losi-ph. .made a. t rip to I'lora t he firat of the week, for the purpose of looiuuiK a nieeLioi; in uiiii n-iiily for flitting In u uliurt lliu.: in.i 1 it 1:11 HV A hoiisi; HOT l.AKK. (Kp.i!liil) A Hlill- fiimpliHl. of tt Clnmili. to t It- llol jlJiki - miniilorhiiii villli it liruki-n rlli Tliiirwliiy. I'miiplM-ll, oni of iovi-rnor Wutli-r M. I'li-rct-'ii IktiIh 111111. vu riillni; out lo tli'a kills 11 f-l-r nliM-k. wlii-n kin liorm lii'cain; rriKlili'm-'l. ri'll on lilm. kiiiH-kln; li Ih piniol Hliurply HtruiiiHt hlu rlim. 4uniplll nutt li t'illutHy lironfflit to llol. Lull" wlii-rn Hi" X-lluy r" Hp-;vrulnl tli" lirok"ll rlli. . ' ' Allfnipi isoiiiH'r-r 111 i-ir-ionwi-, HKASIIiK. Orr. An iiiiihi:.hk.-iiI '.ilti nipl nun lnu-1" In roll th" H' CROPS GOOD III WALLOWA Dourbon Candidate Says C o o 1 i d g e Failed to Meet the Issue of Cor ruption in Public Office. RKAGIilT. N. .1. John W. ln vls, dcmoerallc. presldcnllul raiull date, made II .clear In an address here today that In his Judgment I'realdcnt Coolldge railed in hla acceptance speech to meet the is sue of corruption In pulflic Office, lie referred specifically to- oil, Vi'terHns' hnreHu and tlm prohibi tion scandals. lavia declared I tie UvpubllcHU party could not escape I bo respon Nihility for nets of Its hiffher ofri cera elevated by U to itlgli places of power. - "In view of Ibe record of the pwt' three yeurs," aaid Mr. Jmvin, "they. (thi' Kepublicuns) prny, not without -n'ason, for a government of common aenae. We stand for one of common honesty."' DRILL DAY TOKIO Agitation Tor "Nation al Drill la" annuaDy oii Octidi er -.Trd throughout Japan, declar ed by Hie prejw to be similar to National Defense 'Day In the Cu lled Hi a lea Sept m her 1 21 h, ,was luunched here twlay by the Mili tary ILeservlHla . organisations and various young lueu'.i orgaiilsut tlons. ; . The date, for the proposed .lap aneae observance falla on a festi val day. nt the national . military shrine or Vasuknl, in Toklo. Japaue.se officials said today they aaw no connection between ilrlll day hertj and defense day plans In America." TIh government ha Hot yet given official saiication to tli plan. Defense day In the Called States hto4 been a eonlroversal subject among uicmbera of I he American colonies. Keeently a protest was sent to President t 'oolldge hy work eiH here point big out that "position of our country hn a pen re loving and iton-nillltaristlc nation la clear-I)- compromis'-d by this project." r- TANK;it IN TltOI ItLi:. MVN CHANi'lSCO. (AP) ''lb- t'lilou Oil company tanker, War Jwlek, Is being towed to Portland t nep experiencing engine it'oiline laat night, according to a radio i dlsputeh. Ihiglm- trouble orenrred I twenty miles north of Coos Hay. BASEBALL JAP URGES . i i iTim iinnr m wwmm IMCfriC COAST I.KAfil K IllliM-- V. I,. I'll. Sun I'ViinHnco 77 till .TiUl' H-iiiil- .. c:i ,r. 4 Vermin .. 7a no .wit (liikliiilil ...72 (i7 .MM Sun Jjiki- .. m; 7;i .47."p Siii'mniftilo ..' 4.'. It .474 I'orlhuiil r,;i 7.', I.011 AnKi'li- fit 7il .44:1 I (My III- AmMiiI I'riBHl -. I Salt liki- ."1, Iiim Anxili'-i tl. At Hull l,ukf. - . . II. II. (;. I.im Anci.li'ii 1, ;. a in :i Hull l.ukit ft II ' I lltitri-ri-H: l'ii.ym ulifl J-nMii; O .Vi lli iiimI IVIi m. 1'iirtlniiil 9. i-riioii Ml. At Vi'l-noiN-- I'nrllttii'l '"rnon Ilutti-rlm: Ta.k.'il iIhoii (itol i 'odinim-: it. M. I-; !l III 4 Hi a 3 K-i f... Tar Hl,. 11. Pil.,1.1.. t'rtilM-, (fi-oul. I.ii'lolph uli'l Hun null. , - Sralh A. Snjiatom At HarruilM'llto 11. II. I-'. San I'Yhiii'Ihco ..' .. I II I Hurmiii'.-nlii 2 11 I linn. tIi m: (liury nn.l V.1J"; riiompBoli auu Ko.-lil'r Saltl" S. Ouklnn.l At Uakland K. ullle Ouklun.l . Itutterka: HaKhy au.l n-ln: Kostor ami liukcr. ' i:. ii. i; i . r. h !. . i 8 I'.. Dal.l- (I') In- I mm a i . a a a I mm mm -mw mw m m , . Coolidjre Watching Care- , fully Progress in Europe NO TIME FOR ARMS MEETING .Foreign War Debts to I America Touched Upon I -by Chief Executive, i M.YMUi;TH. N. Jl. -(AP) lvrea blent Coolldge regards the final settlement of the reparations pioh iem fn'Kiiropi) ns the iiiraiiiount J world probrem, und until the Dawes 'plan Is finally put Into operation , li doea not cunsider the time up jpropeiale for calling another arms confi'ri'iice. Kear or invasion, and n 1 1 tick must be removed from relations helwcen lOitropean, nations, the president I feels. l.ikewise lie thinhH Iminlrlea of I foreign relaltoiis ,aa to I heir war ldehia due tills country should away settlement or reparations problem, j The prealdeiit today expreased bis Interest In tin1 protTceas or, Ameri can army Tiyers and their stieroaa fill trip yesterday. t charucter Izetl their flight as one of the f;nateat aelh'veinenlH of avlnlion. Snov M Ogilcii. IH1DKN, I Mali, (API A P'lV flfHitjr .tir anirwadorni tt Mid pcnkJ: eiiat of tgden Wifdnesifla.v niorn Ing.afjer several hours of rain had aoaked IhV city and vh inily during the night. Tli' weather observer Mild t he preelpllalloii wa four tenths of an Inch. Karty reports ludlciiti-fl that the beets and tomatoes had been bellented lo a great extent. Canners were wpw clally Jubilant, for Oiey have ord ers for all the to ma toes they can pack, and Tnr-aday night's rain In sures a longer growing season, II was slated. I l!i i ze tie Arcrcliatits Couimemlcd. 1 KCUKNI;. Ore. -Appreelatlon of the 'state highway commiaalon o: ;llie work done by the local cham ber.of commerce In getting Kugrm mercliftnta to pledge Ihoinsi-lvea give up highway advertising was leXpreHSed In a letter received b I he chain bur from I toy A. Klein .state highway cpglncer and secre tary or the couiinlKslon. ll- I'fJK 7 i v -J ') 1 L mjrmi i IF'IUCAflO. fAP); ftlot calls lo th4 police resulted today from a tfmiaW of frantic court fans trying ti gain ndmissloti to the court rtfwin wJiere t'larenco-K Uarrovv rftarted hla plea for mercy fur Ueo poM anil Loch. The court twice 'phuWed for police reinforcements. Many Women fainted, clothing wa lorn and several persons went re ported injured in the struggle. "Mon'y was the big handicap of the defense In this case,' said Par- row, j "People were given extravagant stories;' he continued, "and we Buffered from them." , Harrow referred to citations by the; state front Hiackstono and said It was a "'disgrace" to foist prnc HceH of dark ages upon the present day.. lie said the itlea of guilty was entered because he was afruhfl to aiiffmlt the case to a Jury. "We were helpleaa n Die face of preju dice agaitiHt moni'V ami the Jewish iaco. said the attorney. j ONE OF PARTY Buckaroo of the Grande Ronde Valley Is with IwfGibsonat-4liU gard. A While "Hoot" dlhnoh la attract-' lug people frtm all around lo Wil li ess h!a wild weat movies which he Ik making' at Hltgard, H "Hoot" Is not the entire attraction locally. I " Hob Corbett, who stands on his lots and rhb'M the (wo ponies at the Cnlon Slock show, who doeH Taney , riding at Pendleton and who hs been one of the rirst of tlx huckrirooH of this country to pull'orr stunts that were a little more dai'Mig each time, h wllh "I loot" chiton and doea a lot of trick riding, hull burning und Hie usual program that goes with Hie early day picture. When Hob saw a number of hla old I ji (ramie friends yeatcrday he opened and told the story of his, lire in tli- movies which was decidedly Intereallng. t ' BOB CORBETT Out of the Bad Lands Lieutenants Smith and Nelson Hop from Ice land to Greenland. ITALIAN NOT ! YET LOCATED Americans May . Contin ue on Their Journey Today as Luck Seems to Be With Them. ' Flyers (jolng fimal. On Hoard C H lawrence, Indian Harbor, libntidor. ( AP) . Wire less advices Indicate that American flyers have planned to continue on from Krederickdal to I vagal, then to the west coast -of Greenland to day. ' I'Voui Ivagut the aviators ex pected to hop Sunday for Indian Harbor. IJeutenant Huilth and Nel son reached l,rederlcKsdal In - a dangerous fug. No Information huu ucu learned regarding J-iOcutclU. ItKYKJAVIK American fly ers negotiated the haaardoua hnu from Ireland to Greenland aaftdy arriving nt hYedcrlcksdal on Iha southern Hp of Greenland. IJeU-tcnantHiiilHv-landed at l:tn last eveubiu; nd Netaon at 7:15 No won) waa received of the landing of Hie' Italian aviator, Lieut, Loca telll. ;t. . t MirvlW'"ti''" ' AlUtAftD If. H. H.' HICHMONDi Hetwei'ii Vnland and Greenland Itear Admiral Magrud'T order ed the cruisers Hbitniond and Rs leljrh and dpatroycr Harry to search eHsl of Capo Karewctl for Lieutenant Locafelll, ' - Work Ili-aun on Alliany lli-iilgc' AI.MANV. Onv Klinl worK on Mm Alliany lirlUirn- lnniiii wi'ii erunnil was bi'oUMi for tin- up vntitrli pier on KHltworlll Hlivi'l. Work on tin t'oliBlruullon or uVr. rWMH mill plli- ilrlviTii uIho Ui'Riin upon lliu iirrivnl of luinluT from Snli'in. 1. Ill, STOCK MAUKKTS. l'llltTI.ANI. (Al'l l.'i-Mluuk i-CKH Hlrllily. InilllT. piilllH two n-nti hlclii'r Hulllnit ul 42 o nlii. Ilullcr rut yy ci'iitH. ' ' ' . ' HAN l''ltANrlHCO. (AP) lllll tor(nl Willi toily for 4 4 . ci iiln. PORTLAND. (AP) Governor! m nnue Huureaauig inn opening aea jslon of the convention of Weatern Association or State Game Commis sioners, declared today be did not withdraw his proclamation closing the hunting seaaou through feur. "If 11 had remained dry 1 would have enforced the proclamation It it had taken lite entire National Una id lo do so," he declared. He wild his ofrice had been swamped with protests against the proclamation. The governor said the need of forest and game pro tection should be emphnahxd nnd the bent way waa to educate the children. Ho also urged the Im portance of state game law en forcement over the federal. TO KEEP OUT Prosiilcnt Ix;e Advises i Workers Not to En- doi-sc Any Cundidate for President. CLKVKLAND. ( Hy Hie Assoehl ted Pi-eaa.. In a .eJi-ctilar mailed Wmnidiiy tlpH l nwrmiiibr" inn iiroiiierniMt-i or itatironti Train men, advlee is given the members regarding political ncllon which ill be n-pea ted 111 the Hepteliiber Isaiie of (he. hrotherhood's official publication In which Preaident W. G. Lee says he "has taken the po sition that our organlxatlon should not Indorse .either Coolldge, Davis or La Kolh'tte for president of the United Hlntes." Under the slogan "Indorsement of candidates the circular reads "The Hrolherhood of P.allroad rrainmeii through its conventions. has declared thai It would not ally itself with any political party but believed 111 following the policy of warding labor's friends and de feating labor's enemies. . The Toronto Ht22 convention re. affirmed Ms belief In the conllnu nice of t his policy A resolution covering I he ones! ton of political tellon was pres'-uled to t ho con volition.- floi'ordh of All Good, ' ' "The adoption . of this recoiu- mendattoii commit tee the organ! latlou lo independent political ac- Hon; It declared I hut the lime wan not opportune lor w brotherhood lo ally Itself to any particular po litical organisation. In keeping with this resolution the undersign - d has taken the iioaillon that our ')rgaul.alloit should not Indorse either Coolldge, Davis or La Kol- letlo for president of Hie Culled i-itates. Information furnished this office by the Washington legists lve bureau shows the labor record f each or the three above men tioned camlldatea for pveHiib-nt to he as nearly lea per cent In each Instance as could rejfsonahly be ex peeted. We are advised Hie h'Kis lallve boards In certain slalea wer--favorable to Indorsing John W. Ha via, In other stale. Preaident. Cool idge and In oilier alatea H'-iiutur XCooltnuod on pagn R1 TR1INARE mum Last Minute News I MUKDKHKH I1AN(JKD. 1'OI.SOM, Calif. (AP). Mailin Sliscovitsch, slay er or Mis. Jennie Kiidniiin und of John Hliwovitsch, was hiinged Itcrc in (lie piixon today. ; ' I'OK'lliANO, red OI'KN IIKJHWAV. OKI.GON Cli'V (Al')-A bij? crowd was present tutliiy nt I lie dedication of I lie Canemah Hhlff nee I ion of I lie I'iicific lil vsy leadiiiK south from Ihis city. 'ACCKITINC (JKKKN I'KCNKS. SALKM (Al1). Shippers hegun today accepting green prunes. Opcialots announced they would con tinue to ship until prunes hecanic too ripe lo curry. Two or three (rowers 'reported they were unable to get pickers today. Report of London Con ference Fails to Hold the Assembly LEADER SCHWARTZ WAS SUSPENDED Reichstag Forced to Ad ; journ Because ' of the Burst of Communist Disorder.'.' ' ."' " BERLIN (AP). The Reichstag assembled this afternoon to hear Chan cellor Marx's statement on the recent London eon-. ference, but owing . to Communist disorders Marx was unable to speak. ... V ; V '. . ; . The session adjourned until 5 o'clock this after noon after : Communist Leader Schwartz had : been suspended i f tH49" sittings. .-. HOIHK Klanoineii can par-. , ade (n lloise, but they -must bo untnaaked. Mayor K, I). Hhernian told memhers of the city council Wednesday afternoon, when ask t e whether he hud Issued a per connection with the statu conclave of the Ku Klux Klan Ihtq Heptein- her h; The mayor said no permit had, been issued for a parade, and Utut under city ordinances , he Is the only offielal empowered to la-; sue auch permits, - : His statemont follows: "I huve not issued a permit for a Ku Klux Klan parade. I have been naked by representatives of the klan If t would punio such a j penult If It Is requested. I have answered mat i womu issue permit for an tinmuskd klan par ade, but not for a marked parade.: "A - decision In , this mattar uhouhl not be affeyted by person al approval or disapproval of tho organization. The right to assem ble and of free speech Is not to be questioned. It Is, however, my duty to preacrvii ofder in tho city' and In my opinion, a iuaaked par ade of the Kn Klux Khm would be liable to create disorder and lawbreaktng. I shall use nil th Torcea at my command to protect lawful UMsemblagea und alwi ' to prevent disorder and lurrinKcihenl of the law." , BOISE MAYOR SAYS UNMASK WHKAT I'KK'ES. i (Al'). Hard while, $1.3."; western ! I