La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1924, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TOITAYf THE WEATET3 Portland.. Cloudy to ' night and Hunday, . prob ably rain in northwest por tion of state; cooler Sunday.! VOLUME XXIL LA GRANDE OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1924. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRB8S NUMBER 273 MEMBER ASSOC1ATBD PRESS CITY EDIT 10 N - - . ; IFinniT 15 HOWIE FOLKS n .1 II I I II II II 111 111; UallU www-.-. .w , 1 Letter SPEECH FOR THE DEFENSE PLYMOUTH, VI. It.. In "Hump Town hay" here today., President ami .Mra. Coolidue received rrlouds and neighbors 111 Ihelr first really public appearance since coming Tninif1 Atrm-nnv Mil liPK ! 1'ore a week ago for u twelve day I vncutlii Appeal for Mercy to Court of Justice , HITS ALIENISTS . A HARD BLOW Pictures to Court Life time in Prison Rather Than Death Penalty Attacks Capital Pun-! ishincnt. . CHICAGO (Ai'l. Clarence 8. harrow, attorney for l.oeb and Leopold In the KrunUs murder cua appealed again today In his nioKt elo itient manner In wlm'li loirlc and philosophy were Inter. woven. to Judge Caverly for merey towards the defendants.-Il.-forc a packed eourt room la silliness Ho Intense' II wus punctuated by muffled clicks of the typewriters and telegraph In . (By HARIIY B. HUNT) JVAHUINOTUN INK.V Special) Notes at fho Coolldge notifica tion. Continental Memorial Hall, i home of the Daughters of the American Ucvolutlon. First time the.Q. U. 1. ever naked the ladles In provide u political hull. Kx cluslvo aort of place, only uouu can get I11 Folks who don't hold tickets, however, can stand on the. curb outside and listen tu the luud-Hpeaker. ' l.ooksjlke a society night. Love ly ladles in evening gowns. Tux edos. Not so many, though. Sen ator Jlnt Watson. .In u gray sack suit: No put-on about Jim. He knows the value of baggy truusers In politics. .' ' Musicians rrom the Marine bond lil their rod-und-gold garb, and color and harmony as the elect gather. Join the Marines. Always the first at a right! : William Duller of Iloston, Ihe parly's new polltiuul Imprcsiarlo. hustles about the stago ay Ihe crowd gathers and the members Of the notification commltlco lake their, scats. It's a big night for William. Half a dozen women on the com mittee, which has seals on Ihe UH.gr. Mrs. A. T. llert of Kenlueky. named by Huller Id lake the place of Harriet Taylor i.pioa j neuu of Iho woman's section of ilio nu Itonol cominlltce, occupies a box Willi a party of friends. Mrs. tip ton seems to be absent. Mrs. :Anlhony Wayne Cook, president general of the' i- A. It.. occupies aliolher box: Mrs. Mon 'dcil and friends a third. That vacant box to Ihe right of the stage Is being held Tor Mrs. Cuo lldge. Wonder when she'll come? The big clock on the front of (he gallery says 7:65. Heats are about all rilled. The warning on the, llckelll "seats positively will not be held afler 7:0" seems to have done Itn work. Mliow sched uled to siuii at eight bells. Won't bo long now. lSlghl o'clock. Secretary llilghel roipes in. Just got back Irom Hut-ope this morning'- l-ooks quite iu.ie.lv In Ills white punls. And u rouslmr oyattonaiu-.takcs. a seat on the platform .with the cabinet group front, right side. Hccrelurlcs Wallace, meoas . 1'o.icmauter General New arrive. What's this? While pants, loo'.' Ves,. sir; every one of 'em! l.cl a look Into hls. Maybe Ihe cabinet has adopted a white pants uniform. .Let's count 'cm. Klght members of 'the cabinet 111 the row. Hlx ualr.i or wlill"! trouacrs. Who ure " -.i.... -i -r....i hi e? the two spoiling in- h -- . l. ni-iii-ni. The two baby m';m- bers seemingly haven't been i nor-j . "u"y V,M.?ln7riWije.of Texas Governor w iiiiur - i He suppose and Atiorney uein-nn Si one wears gray. Sort or a gray Stone. Hal Uu! .... il5 p. m. Neither Hi"'-nominee nor the notlfler have shown up vet. . The Marine band plays to ..... . i Htm l.-irv C. HuoZo. na.lonK'coi..miltcewm..n from ! fr Roy.-rnnr, went before Ihe vol- Mississippi, finds hT place near CALL ON THE- PRESIDENT K. K. K. IS Asks Divorce HIT HARD BY JOHN DAVIS 8KA ct tilt vacation. ! Villagers for - several urouml an- on hand to ni president. Tlu president wlthlicld'coiniiu'iit gn tlin liuvls Mpci-cli yr-at'Tday In which ImivIh uakrJ ('ooIIUkc Join In I'XpltcIt iH-chirHtlrm whlHi i ..I1...I...I.. II... I... .!... I.I1. OlIH its u polUlcttl-lmu., i : , ITALIAN FLYER NOT YET FOUND CJ HIT. N. -I .(AD.---Tliu Uu Klux Klan was ilenuuuced by liamo here ' l-'rlday by John W. uaiis, -the liemocratic presidtu tial candidate. In a fighting address tu he Democrilcy , or New Jersey, Mr. i Havls condemned that and any organization raising tln- slalld of radical and religious prejudice. Then he culled upon President Coolldgo iih the stand ard bearer of the ltcpublluul parly to Join him In ."some ex plicit decluiallon. entirely remov ing this topic- rrom the Held w political debate." lu naming the klan in this, the'' second address or his campaign. tho Democratic nominee again .brought Into the open an issue which rent the Dcmocrallc tlonal convention that nomliiau-ii li i ' ' ii I.' I I mi. x GERMANY HAS CHANGE NOW SAYS OFFICER Americans Expect to Hit'imn ' lu 11 'emombie sai- . . - . . hi urdav nlehl battle lu Madison mtO in (11 UTl naiOOl Sl.JllTO oarden which culminated,' HKItl.lN. (AP) The London conference for launching Ihe Liawes reparation plan gave Germany n 'chance which Is not likely to be renewed It she rejects It, said Chan cellor Marx, addressing the Iteich stag loday, when discussing Lon don negotiations. ; SoniC TilUe Tomorrow. In a record vole and a mlnorHy . Ol lOlir UKlllini uv-iiuiit.-iai.iwii ; " " . iho klan by numv in tli puny ST. JOHNS. S. P.-Tlic Anu ri-1 plaironn. ran rotnuJ-th;-world ftyn ani i-x- llavlntf "UIkl-iihsc.1 It lutlmr Hlriinn nls, - thiH crW.M il vi-lcnin t iM-ctod to mu'li of Ilio har talked lo tin Rruy Imlrcd JihIk' phudlnK for nu'icy for o 'dlHcusfd inlndM. II plrtunrd tin sit ml Ion oi tio youths t'ondriiinuil Jo Ufo- linn of HvItTf? 'n a cfll, nnd d--;bt waff tlic burburlt y of hung- noiiiuid the burburlty of hung-1 American nuvul vi-Bicia uro uearcii Ing. ' I ng for him but they are handl- liarrow fl(rcly df-nouiHTd the cupped by a fug. ' Nativfa aro also toHilniony of the stuff altrnlsit, uidint- in the Bearch. . ' ; pnrthMilurly Dr. William O. Krohn. "I wt a plctarn of !)r. Krotin ffiiln In and out of court for tin pant 1 0 ai-H," Huld IHrro.v, "Mlayini? Mm vlHlmn ( without rr-jja-rd to thi'lr n?i or Hex or Hr riitiiBtanctx. Ilut tie had . n mo 1 1 4 hikI t hat mot tvi wnn ruHh," Tho lust, word of lnrrov'H s plod'd iih It rune I" l" lenae utiuuHptien-. . f fill- Indian llHrlior, ly In IIh uriiiUuHy addi-CHH, M UihriKh.r from (ii ei-nlanil Sunduv lavl iipinirrntiy did not Intend aeeordlnir to radio rtsportiv, to refer to H afraln in hla it.) The Italian flyer, l.nrntelll. had dns- hrre. Ho told his uudlenui not been located lhl mornlnB. but that aincti IiIm airlvul httn froi.i a jiicwukc indicated that he inlniu sxw Vork Tliuraduy niRljt hu-hiid In Home dreenland port, been uked by more inuu one person us to the views ho enun tulnod towurd tho klan. Mule.-i 1'aslllon Clcurly. ' Tho decision to sliito IiIh pun - i YmR R K R ,111111 uu uiinuii ' TO HI lion clearly, oneo und for all, uh ho put It, le undcraioott- to havt crvfitulixcd ut u conference Thnni- day niKht with Hcvcral lau-ly branch of IiIh iniilii slur leadci-H at tho home of Govornor Clrunibi. , Itv M-:A Aiiiiiall Service Mvk ltu M, lrfhiiuiii, wife lf iHW tit lilt UWnt'rM of on s at ChlciiKo'H hlKKt'Nt duiHiiinteii. slorcM, lias filed Milt for (II VOI1V, SIm; cltHl'KCS Uvv liii?. ImiiuI with 1'iiieltyy .Mrs. Iieli-' in am, prominent cfiictrlciiiic and chlhlt(r of ll(iu-blooded Ihii'scn, inairlc) lcliuiaiii aft hU flrl wITc had Ohorrttl lilm lu ivin. JEWELRY FIRA1 HAS NEW STORE GUARD IN SHOOT WELL CQOLIDGE TO WIN SAYS J. H. PEARE La. Grande Man Returrs from Three Wcel In Eastern States. (leorffp H, Hlriile, re(jintpred op tonielrlHl and Jeweler of m Orande Iuih purchased (lie Hlore, formerly known iih the II. I,. West Jewelry, In I'iiIuii and wilt run It ,uk a In lu TRIES TO SAVE Wants 'to Sit as Exec utivc to Erase Hus band's Impeachment. ALLAH. Texas. Mrs. Myrhiiu l-'ergn.-ion. Iieinoenille ciinilldnte tlio front. ' . , ' p. in. Nolhlng sllrrlng. I;icepl Joe Keallllg. lloosl.T boss, who seems a bit restless. Kvery bodv presenl but Ihe bride. Won der' If we'd be late If we were be ing not tried. We'd probably run away. (1:10. A sllr In the soulh en trance. Hero I hoy come: r.vi.j-j bodv stuiids. Mrs. t.'uolldgv enter.! 1...-1...V liresaed ii II In while, she looks verv girlish lind charming. Hons to Ihe wave ot applause Ah-h-h! . .. l-'lalikcd bv I'rank Mond. ll and Uascoill -Slemp. L'alvill L'oolldge clitc-3. - Cheer... HhouK". Mor cheers. Quite u ovation yulei at last. (,'oolldge lakes a s. t directly in rn.ni ..r Unit iililiropilalc New Kngland Insignia of Ihe l. A rs today In tin nllempl In remove from the family name the sllgmu or liiip.-nclimenl placed mi il by Ihe slale leglslafiiri- wh'-n It re moved her liu.shti.id, rorlm-r f.loe ernor l-'eruson, rrom office In his second term. JuiIjco l-V-llx o. Uob erlsnn. o llallns, said lo have Ihe support or Ihe Ku Klux Klan, Is her only opponent. Wllzer. Ilesldcs the go. el. .01 .thosu reported lo have parlli i paled Included Mayor Kraiiii Hague, of Jersey t'lly. DemoorulV! Hatlunul '.coiiimltteeman Croitt.'Mls slat.-! Joseph 1'. Tumulty, former secretary to I'resldent Wllsun. ' ' 'and Thomas J. Hpellaey, director Will r ""' "'u,,1,;''" heiidiiuurlers 01' lie a andHiau; 10 0110 tion. ceed Himself at Elee-1 Mr. d..vis voiced ! deciara- .. Hon regarding the klan "at the "Oil. ' 'conclJslon or a general address In which he vigorously scored the , : I Kepubllenn party on Ihe. record I'tlltTLANIl. (AD Mayor f!eo. ()r the seunduls disclosed nf Wnsli- I'ortland's Mayor 4'laude t'ooper. for six years con nected with t lui llirnle Jewelry in La (irande, has been pul In charge of Ihe new .place and will move to 'Wihn lt"-wdwi-liO"Coi!wd 'th"'liew business. Mr.'itlrnii- stiid ihis morning tiiat Dm- object of the stores! I'nion would be lo give Ihe people of I'n Ion heller service In the optical and jewelry line I hail I hoy have here lofore enjoyed. Mr. Hlrnie .will personally supervise Ihe upllcul work and with .the convenient mcuns or 'transport 11 Moll furnished by the sluges I'nion people cart now order an article of jewelry al Team from La Grande Unit Makes Good Rec ord in State-Wide Com petition at Clackamas Field. Although not reglslprtiiK in the. wlnnltm column, tho rlflw mmiii representing the Ja fjrunde na-1 tlonuj Kuurd unit which cotii peled with teuniH from all over tho Htuto al ClackuiiuiH Meld, neur rottland, this week, made it very (rood ahovvlntf, uccoi'dlui; In ('uptuln llHlph Huron, who went with the team uh couch. ' Tho teum compOHed of , Wil liam Mctculf, Harold Hettrden, Oeorse Ourrlck. .. K. Mct'lun, und Walter Beun. returned to la lOrunde this morning. Of the five men In the team the work of Oeoriro Ourrlck and t. t'3. Mc- I'lniT wan pintle 11 hilly worthy of mention. - ( The Ih tJrunde guard unit haw been cotiHlderably Jumdlcupped by lack of a suitable rifle range fur pructlse purpoHCM- b it thlH defi ciency wilt be provided for soon with the installation or a run if.-. An lueul locution for such u rung! , hn-Jhfti fotMil "U llo piUI'n n I II IJ'I liRi'U 11 M 1 "r in' prncllxe thlH fall , and will he ready next spring In good- shupc. K Kaker Is to be u etindldale to-inuton and pointed out tho chief r til mi und If II Is not ojirrled In siicced hliiiHelf. according to friend.' iMiluts on which tho two parties utock ut the tlmclt will be H-nt from I lie parent siore who have caiivuHacd the hM nation, uifft.r .uiyH the 'Portland Teh-gram day. .vw In the audience looked for lir. Oeorge I'arrish, liimlth officer, Hl)rh a declurullon. When Hie ia the only candidate who has thus nominee, with out-thrust Jaw ami far unnouneed himself for the of- vigorous gesture. flrHl named the flee, uf mayor. PRESIDENT AS HAY FIELD MAN PLYMOUTH. VI. fAI'l -In his first nllempl at farming since his ...l..rnlno-Hie rear wall of Ihe sluge ..........I ,.,.r .,.,.H,,. riiiilldg. H spinning wheel and dlsla.li. I,, ,, ,nrriciilly I Yldny pllelilng hu Anionir the pudgy pollllcluns in . rr n. ninnle r or camera men looks boyish and slender. .Slight's ,,v, irulled him al every move fuvsed, loo. like a youlh. .ress--d in overalls, bill In his regit- . Then l-'rallk Molldell arises to ar Hir,.,.i .-, i.n.l uhlli- shirt apcaa. 'I'll" notification Is on. - PRINCE SAILS FOR AMERICA klan there was a hnsh. Hut n was only for an Instant. Chei rs broke from thousands gatheved on the uiiip KIlKcr pitiiiec nonllnnti on ftnr fi day. on tho sainr Iiici-cum' Itiirul Mall Srvhfj ' XKI'AtMiK.' Wuxti. An ord has bern.lKSueil by the pout office (U-nart men! Increasing t hi' servlc on rural ronti No. I lc ilully serv lw;. ifroetlve H'pt ember I. Tlic si-rvlcr now Is thn-c liniea u weLdi. DAWES SEES DAKBER 111 KLAH MOVE FFICER KILLED IS THIEF 1 MAIt-JfKTTK. Mich. 1'lilrf of Pollen Martin r'ord. I'strolmuii Thomas Thortou and an unldcnll fled man said to liuvn been hi pa-' roled convict, woro killed and Ihe chiefs sun Irinyd, sm-iously wound ed lu a lunnliiff fight that begun loduy when patrolmen found n mini utlemptliig to break Into u store in this city. -'President Coolldgo will be elected by a very heavy vote," suld J. II. Pcuro who returned yester duy from a three weeks trip tak ing him to New York. city. Phila delphia, Washington, Chicago, (Unuha and San Kmiiclsco. 'Throughout Hie Atlantic Mutes tMn election l settled," continued Mr. pcare, "und there Is u belief that Henalor la Kollette will not curry his own slato Wisconsin. Republican lenders are going to givo him the hardest contest he has ever had In that state and they think they ' huvo u good chance to win it ror Coolldge. Ne braska, the home of Churlcs Bry an, democratic candidate ror vice president, will go for Coolldge tin J California. Is a cinch." Mr, peare made President. Coo lldge u cull al the While House and he says the close-up oh the president shows him to be a fine man In every wiiy. a deep think er and intensely human. Tho president wus anxious to know about the crops in Oregon, the generul business conditions und visited with Mr. Pes re Just us though ho had known him for yeurs. 'l do no! see where people get the Ideu thai President Coolldge Is cold und uninterested In com munities," said I lie I .a Grande mun, -"for he Is u most cordial host free from ussumedntrs and appears its a most nutuiul red blooded American." Davis Utile Mentioned Mr. Poarc. nays Candidate puvls, who leads the Democrat ir. parly this year, Is little -mentioned In the east und to nuol -Mr. Peare's words, f'l found not a few but many old Hue -; liriuocruts out spoken for ' Coolldge. They ex plained thfit Mr. lisvls has no chance to wln and they purpose vorhig to fewp.tA Kolletto oH or even presenting him from throw Ing the election Into the Hons) of Iteprtv-eiitatlvos," liitsliiesn Only I'ulr. In tho fuctory sections of -the east (he fa Orsndn man says busi ness conditions are only fair, thut the foamund excitomrnt has been' wiped off of business und people ure aetlllng down very rapidly. He said a most, hopeful expression prevailed, however, for Mm prices of agricultural products advancing has given the manufacturer much hope and there Is seniiment liiai w'e have reached a sound busis for u business upbuilding. Republican .Vice Presi dential Candidate Dis approves of Order LAW ANd"()RDER LEANINGS TOLD "Force Rises ; to Meet Force' ; Says Speakei at His Augusta Meet ing Today, Comes Now the Threshing IN! IADS ARE LOCATED fc-i M 'Til A M 1T( N.--Willi rlugn and bunting waving the tin f lii-rengtirla. wilh the prime of Wales aboard. sailed for I he I nil... I Hlalen I lil:' afternomi. ci ting crowd.i received no reaponse fruitj t lid royal tpiitrleiH where the prince was sleeping, having gone o bed for a much needed rent iifi'T going ubourd ut 4 o'clock this morning. BASEBALL llli collar orr. Mr. l-oolldice slip, p.-d down lo I lie hay field w tl It lib. (il llll) MSi:s MI'l:. I.ousin. I'M Itlanchanl. l-'rhlay T.VOMA. (Al") I'nul Moser. imurnlnir almiit In o'eloek. uhIiik .mkIkiiuiI iiioiinlaln KUlde ill Iheji,,, roculur While House ear. Tin ISalnlor national park, lost his life .st-rdav when uliompllni,' lo scale 1 ulcorii l'eak 111 Tatooah num-e by a new roillo. . ii:.vi:it mm msl;x l'tlllTI..M. .(AO I". I'ar vini or Heiivi-r. , was elecl-d presi deiikor the Western Association or Ouiiui Commissioners loday. J. Warren Kinney. Washington slale aame comiiilssluner. wis elected vice, preiild.-nl. isnver la lo have Ihe next. nieellllB. president hud volunteered lo help llhlliellMld earlier In Ihe woou. bill rain previ-nled. The rble noon de. velop.-d into a caravan, photo graphers, newspaper eorrespond- nls and some of Ihe villagers full llttf Into lino. As he s-t In In pllelliliK hay Ihe fnlloners dasle d Inlo Ihe field, but the presidoul wl- l. I.. I his pllclilurk llllinftllly IIM secrel sorvlre lll'-ll at- teiiiplod In leave him room. Willi Mr. Itlaneliard he soon had rilb-d lb.- lioMom or a Rood sized wsgon. hotHlliiK up III"' hay with appur.-iil as.- and smlllni; as l.rou-lly as Ihe i ll I kTl l I'ltlsoM .lt IX'AI'IX HAI l-'M (AT) -Kd. Iiuvls.' oni-HiUiiy persons who stood Mlonir Hi i.r 1 tin rive trusties at work o" ' iiiiiuiiliilil rnad lo view Ihe m-eiii- nlRhl shift ut Ihe lirlsoll brickyard, escaped Inst lllBhl. I "avis was re vived from l lackumas coiinly In October. 19L'2, for larceny dwelling. in He had about I" months yet to servo. niJLA.NKY VIM" l'OUTLANll. Jimmy Inlaliey non a ten round decision from ltay TACIliC l.'tlANT l.lvVJl flllbs ' W. I.. I'll. Han l-'raneiseo 77 r, I .f.r.n Koallln 7H li:i .t.7 Vernon 72 117 .5 IS Oakland 72 6 ..'.M Haeramolilo i 7-' .41$ Sail Uike 1 .SB 74 .47 I I'orllan.l 114 7.'i .4M l,os AiikoIi-s G;l 7'i -.4.i; Illy Hie AKHoebiled I'ri'Jl.'ll Ailed IH, lico Al riull Ijike - It. II. I .es Aneeles 18 L': I Hall Lake 12 IS 1 Mttlli-rli-s: I nilimvich, Itamsoy and Hpenei-r: Hlllt-'leloil, .Millcaliy. Thomas and I'elers. Si-Hls :l, M-iiiilors I. Al Sjierainotilo Man l-'ralielseo SlilTlilliellto Ilail-rb s: Griffin and V. and Hheu. ' Mai lie 3, Oakland '. Al Oakland - It. H. I When Mr. l'onll.-e Jumped onlo S"allle .. a I lliv rear of the wairon oneo, Ihe Oaklaml a 4 I camera moll crowded so close Ihalj llallorlos: lioll and Baldwin: Iho bones bocaim- cxi'lled and'KunK. Myrchlo and Itend. bulked saucily Tor a moment. le ' k.1.1 his s. al. however. I'mlland 0, Vi-inon 3. An enmiitoment forced liliii lo Al Vernon ' null at ihe end of alioul fT. mill- I'orlland 6 ui.n lie was awcallmr sIlKhtly. a . Vernon .. .. brisk breeze neutralizing the raysl Batteries: Itachac and focliran; of the bright uu. Thomas, Criue aud Uunuuli. I : 1 ; 1 "V -s Y v . ... v ' ' ' -f-' I- . - .-St--,-.."'-' -sX ' ' X.k. v UiTSA CHAFF MP ' ' ' ' rx . mmm ? - s 1 T?-wmmmmmj a , i-: iia,. ziv.- VSSimm f ' . wiltiy . .W A Univci'sity Ai)i)oinlmei;t Bureau Kinds a Ready Sale, for Talent from the Eugene School. i;rl-;NK. The unlverslly lip polntmenl luirenii, iitiilntallied b. the school of edtieallon, lias plae III! unlverslly sIllileulH and Kl'lldll atos lu Ihe schools of ori'Kou and Of elKllf Oilier stales Hlllee Ihe first or the year. Most or lb"' appolnl menls nre lo hlkll school leaclilnir positions, allliniiKh l of II m tier hn'o been ntipolnteii lo prme IpiilHlilps, and two will be eily si. perllilendoiils of srhoolH next yei Nineteen tcrildllllles have seelir positions In slates outside or orr koii, inclufllnir seven In Washlnir ton. tour In Jdulin. Iliree In fall rornln. and one each In Nevlidn New Mexico, Wisconsin and Iowa Klberl 1.. Iloskln, who receive his M. A. rrom Ihe university lhl 1 ear. w as elected lo I lie family of WI1II1111111 eolliKe. Wiilla Walla. Mr Iloskln has boon for Ihe past Ihr. yeai'B lisslsliinl prof'-MHor of cdur Hon al the university. .Illiitur whirl time he onmpleleil Uu- work f his muster's dearce. I'hsrles I- raiisi'i-ii. who also roeeiveo ins .0 A. Oils year will no 10 Ihe faculty of the Oreann Normal school professor of eilitenllon slid psycho! nirv. Hoth mipoliil metiis were mini through the appnlnliiienl bureau HI.NNKV IIIIO'I III.HS IN T !:... in IIHOOKI.INr:. Muss. (API Mil sev Mrolliers, 01 n.111 i-i.-.i-.n earrvlnif the American colors In llirllllni.' l.-nnls ballle, SRalnsi Aits Irsllaus. (ionild I'atlerson and !' IJ-1 In 111. Wood, today w on national mw u tennis doubles championship Tim iiialch went to live terrible wis before Hie slrati-Ky and stroke or Ihe rallluridii brothers prevailed. I.IVi: STOCK .MAIIKIXH. 'KlIlTI-ANH (Al'). I.lvo l""cit steady: cbks steady; butler cubes half to a cent higher, slundurds selling . at . 354 cents: buttertat, firm. i . Al'OKHTA, Maine (By the As sociated Press) Charles O. Uawes. Itepubllenn . candidate tor , vice president, declared In hie address hero loday that ho was "opposed to" Ihe Ku Klux Klan, although he realized many had become members of It In the interest o( law and order. It. however, ac cording lo Dawes appeals o rac ial, religious and class prejudice br minority organizations. , he Ku Klux Klan In . many communities . and 'among . many people," tho speaker said, "repre- nts only an Instinctive groping ror leadership, moving In the In terest of luw enrorceinent which (he. members of the klan do not find In many cowardly politicians and office holders, but It Is not the right way to taw enforcement." IJuwen recounted the .effect of. the klan activity In Oklahoma where Governor Walton, who had " finally called out the militia, was ' moved from office and "'quiet was restored by orderly process provided by constitution and law." Attempt by the klan to rmqr after Ihe Herring massacre In til- ' Inols," he said, "nearly brought on civil war aim n pioouy i;ornors, murders In Chlcsiy) "the Black rin.ill rnv.lliw 1 C" "ICliam. . .XIV iniimiHitUdn f wttrtcMes. The same thing happened," he ' continued, "when, minority organ- a Izutlons, whatever the high pur pose they claim, take Ihe law In to their own. hands. "orce rises to meet force, lawlessness rises .to meet lawlessness, and civilization commences to disintegrate lulu savagery froui which through Iho' ages II had evolved." , ' ANSWKIW UAV1S. ""' AWll'tn A, Maine. AP An sn- swer to John Iavls acceptance, some couiment on the tariff, and 1 definition, of his. own trade union opinions .'were delivered by Char les a. Iiutves. Itepubllenn vlce-pres-identlal nominee, hero today In oponlue Ihe national republican cumpaiirn lu Maine, ' He said Mr. levls- spoech Indl- aled "personal high purpose," but wus thn kind of oratorical presen tation "designed lo put to sleep practical thinking." It was unfair, inwes said, to maintain that Indi vidual dereliction In a groat or ganization "alone Justifies the de- iiinnd thai, nn administration should be thrown lo one side." Ho re ferred lo Oavls' "Orutorlcal appeal" to Install In power "a parly which has demonstrated in tho post busi ness capacity." . or Havls' altitude on foreign re lations, he remarked: "It sounds well to say, as Mr. I.iavls doos 'If become president. America will sit us an equal among equals, when ever she sits at all. . This hos becu true, or course, at all times," He thought Ihe Inferenae from Mr. Mavis' speech was thai such a mailer as the "expert committee" a mild have gone to the Senate tor siincllou. and predicted that tneru In "futile debate'! American par ticipation "'would have perished because Hie Senate would not havo allowed Iho word 'official" to at- (Ontlnned nn n LA FOLLETTE IS THEIR IDOL POHTI.ANIi. (Al") With ap proximately firty present, the con vention t-alleii to endorse T.a Vol lotto's cunilldaey for president nt Hie United Hlsles met today. I''. K I'ouller.' chairman of tho toniinll. tee which Issued the call, was choiv en temporary chalrmuu. C. H Sp.-nce. slule market ugent und ap pointed by (lovernor Pierce, was made secretary. - - " Chairman Coiillsr said the con vention hud been called first to en dorse l.ft Kollette,. and second io endorse Henutor Mugnus Johrson's bill In congress providing Cor the federal treasury department .to take over tho Kcderul Heservo Hunks, and third to formulate plaiiB .for the Initiation of a constitution al amendment creating ,tue stale uydru-vicvlrlc ovarii. vivy laoi uiftii