La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 28, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S - LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY CITY EDITION THE WEATHER PORTLAND (AP) Ore. ton: Unsettled today; ren erlly (air tonight and Sun day. mrnn VOLUME XXIII. MEMBEH ABSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1925. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 146 'Battle Jvvr, PIERCE AT SHEPHERD Spring Babies! Land Office Here is On ELGIN. ORE. SIS UHnr muorn HIIS BACK llll II INK iiii ii I ii i ii .3 CAMPAI6H Legion's $5,000,000 En i dowment Drive Is Ex ; plained at Banquet EX-COMMANDER HERE HONORED GriffithUnable to Speak Because of Hoarseness. Presents Emblem . to Williams. , ; . , lSrin;lntr 11 message lo the local legion und uuxilltiry organizations on Mil' purpose and plan of the lruiun'8 ri.oo,oiU child endow ment ciiiiipiifRn being conducted throughout, 1 he. nation this year, Carl Aloser, Mate nOJutiint, of Port land, appeared before o. Joint gath ering or the service organizations in llonan Hat) last night. Mr. M'os'-r spoke on the endow- j muiU subject In place, of Slate Commander George Griffith, of Sa lem, who was h1.no p re.se nt for Inc. occasion but who drafted a sub- h .Mltulc on ueeonnt of a bnd cold, oilier legion guests for the evening lneluded Glenn ludley of4Athcmt, Harold Warner of Pendleton, Jer ry Owen of the pacific Ieglon. Portland, l.en (,'ooper of the vet era iih bureau, Commander Cinod bnd or I'nton post, . Commnnder ' Kiddie of linbler post, and Com mander I Jim on of linker post. i' ; State's juo(A $30,000 , 3 The campaign ror Oregon's share oT Hie endowment, $50,00U Will be launched m-xl month, according to Mr. Muscr, and . Ih bucked by every legion department and pout. (Continued on Pagc-Kivo.) The date and place of Ih',) Kusl em Oregon Track Meet will be de cided this afternoon at tin meeting if tin; Kistern Oregon Huperln-temb-nis and Principals' Associa tion now In session here. The meeling was called to onjrr by II. M. Mroadbent of Uukr, pri'sideiii of the unsocial Ion. Addresses This .Morning. ''The first address on 'the. pro Vnuu uus by Superintendent TT, K. Inlaw of 1'endleton, who spoke on "The Present Stutus of the Testing .Movement." Mr. tnlow's talk dealt witli the intelligence testa now be ing recommended by many educa tors, A. y. lhiiiiplun of l.a Grind! fol lowed Mr. In low with an address. (CuulinutU on Page I'ive.) "FISIlY" COPPER AVI RE STORY WAS TSOT CONVINCING Their HlorlcH didn't hung to gether! ; Therefore. .John I'ay, Prank Nel son and I II. Chase ure in jail awaiting developments on charges that I hey stole and attempted to sell a large quantity of coppr wire. Yesterday the three men tried to. sett four sacks full of copper wire to a second bund store here. The1 proprietor became suspicious and as a resuli the police took a hand In the matter. Tlie men offered to show where they found tin- wire. Hut Chsse showed the officers one place and lay showed them another! Airio.N MAi;n:i KLAMATH l-'AM.S AP) Of flelnis niimHiiiccil tislny that notli hi!5 rnrther will Ih done regarding I mMle Jnrkvui' ilcnfii ititlll the appn hen-loti or Poni-. knight mid MIhn Han-lay. two Indian mi-pert. EDUCATORS IK ' SESSION BE Two Cases Disposed Of In Circuit The cireuit court nntiug'.d t dtvpos-- of lw ran during the court" of the session ye;trdy. Af br returning a -Tdh t of $l.ni In fnror of Mr. Htrlngfb Id o the Htrimrflr Id vs. It'-nuett case the, jur-j npli- id Ih" dei jslttn or the eliy court hit h found Peck Jon a cut It y uf t pitMN'-ssiun of lbuur wjMIi- tlmr airo. Mr. HtrtitL'tlt-ld sued f'r ft sum slightly nv. r $3.'" for tlleg d nilsr-prt s-ntation In a land sale. The jury returned Oie Verdict uftet being nut about two hours. It took Ihe same jury one hour and flvt! minutes Inter in the after noon 3-clde thiit Mr. Jon-s was Local Interests Take Steps Avith View of Having Coolidge Order Reconsidered. The first major step In a con certed campaign being launehed by loeul interests to get President Coolidge to reconsider Ills order closing, the Ijl Grande land office, waa taken last evening at a meet ing or Interested parties In the of fices of II; K. Ulxon, local attorney. At that time plans were laid for a fight that will undoubtedly as sume lurge proportions. Wires were sent to Oregon representa tives ut th" cupltul telling them thut a draft of Important rcasuns why the A a Grande office should not bo discontinued was on Its way to Washington and asking them to seek to hold up final proceed ings until this arrived. This draft was prepared last evening. A wire was sent I-Y A. Kpling, now in Washington, asking htm to personally appear In behalf of the Ul Grande land ofrice when the matter comes up. The. lumber Interests In Gils part of Kastcrn Oregon are solid ly behind the movement to retain tho local office Instead of consoli dating tt with the one ul The Dal les, Orogon, which many believe would work an injustice on people in Union, Wallowa and liaker counties. In addition, many oth er large firms ure behind the inove solidly. Every possible effort will be made before the time for the final closing of the business here. INSTITUTE TO BE HELD HERE The.. third and hist rnion r.TounJ' ty teachers institute of the. present sehool yr is to be held In the La Grande high school building .Satur day. ' April 4th, according to an nouncements made today. Stale Superintendent j. a. Chur chill will be in altend'ine", provid ing he has recovered sufficiently to be. here, and . will deliver an ad dress during the afternoon session on "New Hchuot I jaws." A full morning ; and afternoon program has been drawn up, fea turing ud dress, a by Dr. W. T. Phy, Professor James P. Hurseh, depart ment of cduculion and psychology of the Oregon Agrlcull urul col bge, and Superintendent J I. .M. Protidbcnt,- of the Baker schools, who will tell 0r the "Value of Nor mal Training to the Teacher." The meeting will begin at len o'clock In th? morning. At noon a cafeteria lunch will be served by the domestic science department and at l:)u o'clock, the educators will ugalu convents KLAMATH FALLS IS COVERED BY BLANKET OF SNOW KLVMATir VAr.lJt. Orr. (I!y lhi A.sHoelHtcd rr.si l-Voin Uir'c lo four Iik-Ii'-h or hiiow Ih on the Krouinl hero tills morning. , Tin' Know followd a lirlHk wind and rain liuit nlBlil. Tin- Bkks uri' cUnrlng. CO.NVKTS COM'lisS Mtuii:ii to v,Mii)i:N- SAL K M !!y the Associated Press) '--Full conTerslon of a mur der committed near Chehalis in May, i'j'Ji. was made to Warden A. M. Dalrymple this afternoon by Iwo In mutes of the penitent la ry who have served four months r Ih'-lr five year s'-nb-ueea for burglary. Warden Imlryinple announced yes terday. Their names are withheld for th present. The confession whs voluntary, and no susplelun had been directed to either of the men. The murdered man was a stranger to the two prisoner, and they gave no clue ns to his iden tity. Court Friday guilty. He was ronietI In tlr city court :d ftne.j i:.n. Hatiiagc hull .Imidn). The case. Luehumin . Clly of Lh Grand", a datiatg': suit Is seh'il Ub d for Monday and will be trb d und'-r Judg" C. II. Mc'uilofh of Hak r who Is to hold i ijurt. h re during th ul w -nee or Judvv Knot I' s. Judif" J. W. Knowb-s. Jtcoinpan bd by Mrs. Knous b ft for Port land this morntuir nod will rHb vi Judse Walter II. Kvuns there. Judge Kvans hua number of Wal lowa co t j n t y cast under ad v Im- - mnt which mill take all hla time for a fj' daya. MEET TODAY Gives Account of His 27 Months in Governor's Chair to Grangers WILL SPEAK HERE SUNDAY AT 5 P.M. Chief Executive of State Plans to Return to Salem Either Tuesday or Wednesday. Governor Waiter m. Pierce, who will spend about four days in Union county before returning to Halem, arrived, hep this morning on No. ,i and immediately boarded the branehllne train, bound for Klgln, where he will speak this afternoon at the meeting of the Union Coun ty Pomona Grange, of, which he In a .member. "Sir, Pierce's nddrcss will be in the form of an account of what has been done In executive clrclen during the 27 monlhs thai ue has served ns governor. With more than half of his four-year term ol office gone, he has much of an in teresting and informative character to tell his brother grangers and others who attend the meet in k. II Is expected, according to g ranee of ficials, thut more than 600 will be (Continued on Pao Five.) Wallowa Luke- VVonderland Na tional Park by 1H241 is t lie slogan for Wallowa Ijike Wonderland Week whlcli( Moslem Oregon is celebrating next week. La Grande merrhuntu arc coop erating In the week by decorating their windows and In their news paper advertising. The chamber of commerce luncheon Tuesday will discuss the national park idea for Wallowa Luke- wonderland. The commercial clubs of the many cities of Kastern Oregon are almost without exception behind the move to make the Wallowa mountains into a national park. Jt Is expected that many of them will take definite action on the matter during the next week. The exact location of the new park is now being worked out by those familiar with the mountains or the Wallowa National forest, which will be Included In the na tional park. The meftitiL' of O. A. C. Alumni, and former Mud'-uts, whh-h Is to be h'-ld Monday evening, April Cth, wilt be In the nature of a testimon ial to Or. W. J. Kerr, president of tile college. President Kerr has been at O. A. c. for 17 years. Th- graduates of the institution are gathering. In or d-r that they may pay tribute to the services rendered lo Ihe school by Ihe president. K. T. I teed, college editor, and Captain H. C. Allwoith, 1G, will be the principal speakers H the ine.-t- )ug. Mr. Itecd has spoken in Li Grande before, arid Captain All worth Is Washington's must dis tinguished soldier In (he World war, liavimr received numerous medals and citations. Numerous friends of the Institu tion mill be Invited to the meeting and plans for ihe Memorial I'nlon Campaign will uIho be announced. La Grande Realtors Discussed House Hill J Th" rally board met laf even ting nt III" rriee 0f Judge J. P. Phy with Geyrg. i;urr , pre:d dent of i)m- board pr;htdlng. IPmis- btll nutober ISs dealing wllh new nst estate lieeiiw rgu- jlallons d di;'u'd b l H. An Infer sibi dtltt on "The Stat ute ff I'ruuds" was mad" b- K. N. lord. l!"fore cludMg Ihe til""tllig vuiiiv disc Hi' Ion or bmtl bublmsu condi tions look pttiec. The com'r-nsus of opinion among the real estate men was that busineaa la gradually im proving in this iciniy. ILL DISCUSS PARK PLANS 0.A.C1UII MEET MONDAY AT FAIMAU Counsel of Accused Man Charges "Doctor", with Killing Woman OPERATION WAS BASIS OF CHARGE Body .Given to Labora tory, Attorneys Declare in Affidavit Filed in Criminal Court. OIK'AliO (Hy 1 1,'n . Awoi'talrd r'rosn) An nrrldnvll cliarulnff Diat C. C. I'ilninn. whose confession hiw bwn Hi" prliu'lpnl cvldonco .iRiilnrt. Wllllnin Klioplii rd. olinrifrd wllh llm niiirdi'r of Wllllum Mo L'llmock, "mllllomilrc oiplmn." onro oiiTtitnd lll"pally upon a wo- mnn In lila Hclonra school snd thut tliu womttn ' illi'd, was tHk.'n Into criminal court today by Sli'.-phrrd'a couiibcI. ThO afflduvlt rlmrui'd that the body waa disposed ot by giving 11 to a laboratory. Shepherd's counsel In fhi nffl. davit support Inn- I he motion that the court rccunslder denlul of ball, charged lalinnn's confession waa obtained by blackmail. T TO BE BUILT A prom 'UH1 of eiiiuMHlmt wlih'h will double ihn prescni enpaclty.,or uio plant hus been undertaken by the MeWIIMums Hake.ry. Contract for a new building lo cost fT.UUO has been let by K. J. McWIIllams, owner to II. P. Nlelson. I.a rirundi contractor -and tuilbb-r. 'Ihe new building Is to l.n.lmlli of brick on the she of th struc ture occupied by. the bakery ut present, on mo corner oT Kir and Madison streets. Poundatlons and construction of the building will be put fn for a thre'e stot-v f roMnm one of which la lo be built at this time. Accord inc in Mr MfWliKut.. when the plant Is completed It will ue -oiie or i ne mos mm rn urn sunltary bakeries In the country. New machinery Is being nut. In also, A Marshall-Middle oven of the type used by the biggest baker ies 1ms recently, been liisluMril An. other article of equipment just put In at the bakery Is a Pcerles high speed mixer. JCegular retail und wholesale bustneu.0 of flir Imlfrru ullt 1w. .n. ducted us usual during the building ot me new plum. Tim old build ings are lo-bfi moved around facing Madison avmue and will be. occu pled for the time being. The con iracior expecis lo have inn new building completed In about 60 days. Hunter's Car Found in Pasco; Is Not Damaged (rllb'-rt Hunter received word last evening thai his I lodge tour ing car which was stolen from 1502 Hcventh street last Monday evening, had been located at. Pas co. Wash. The car, according to officers at Pasco, hud been stand ing on the slreei there for Iwo days No I race of the person who look the cur has yet bn found. As far us Is known It is not dam aged. EXPOSE HINTED AT BY HEAD OF ADVERTISING CO. NKW Yl;lv (!ty Ih" A.ctoclated Press) I,. A. Van Patten, whose advertising Hg ney was Involved with Jlte iH'inocrallc national com mil lee over advertising deals dur ing tlie presidential campaign 1u,hI yejtrV protn1s"S (hat "fire works" will L" prud'ieed at the trial or Ihe suMa ribd et-rday liy both sld'-s. II.. declared Hint th- trial "would shed h gr'-at Ilgtit on Hie r u'on., why falsand Urjan aurf'-red such h crufihlng d'-feut." Prince of AValcs on Way to South Africa PlH'liM 'III (A I l'rcM TIiih: I Is-h) 'lite Prlnet f WhIcm llnl Puis) rr StHiUi Africa mid iVMilli AitH-rtea. ASlitS f U the A.oclate.) ITcs) The I'rlnre or Wales l ft for Portxinoiil h toduy to embark upon the buttle cruiser Keputsf Tor Houth Africa. ni South America. BAKERY PLAN BIDS LET BY Three -blda for conlructton work on (he hlghwuy In thin Bccllon were let ut the meeting of the Oregon Siute Highway commission held ut Portland Thursday and Friday. The Kmlgrunt hill section, which waa awarded a month flgo to II. W. Oliver was re-awarded at this meeting because Oliver could not furnish the necessary bonds. The bid this time was let to Hwnrthey U rot her, of CorvuIHs, for IS&.CIS. The pld calls for widening the highway for a dislanec of 12. & miles. ...... Tho other two projects let were the approaches to the Umatilla bridge to O. 9. Brown for ?6300 and the Unity lleam creek section on the John luy highway, a dis continued on Page Five.) E The rhumliers of commerce of the ttule ore coopi'rnllng In ll recllnjjf the tourists who come to this stale this year lo the dlff'T ent incjuntalii pliiygroundK and business opportunities by tneiins of gateway ni'-n. pltwed In the towns where Ihe iiutumoljlle touriHl en ters the stale. The gateway mini, fur the n, (Jregon Trull, A. C 1 lesion pasm-d througll I m (Imnde yesterday on his way to Ontario where the east ern gale will be located, Mr. lleston spent two duys up on the Joseph brunch line and at Wal lowa lake, and Is very enllinslastle of the poHsll, miles fur develop, ment In that district. It his plan (Continued on Page Five.) Pictures Of Tornado Ruins tually Important with a great fiMiitjr iHinH'r render with llm 4-l)'grni rrporK are the ihhs pkiuren tluit atM-ar ngii Inrl.r. The bj'rwr, tltntugh the -I'lu-dw M;A srrlce, ban con stant idHMograpbif HmhIi H the nw if tlm wtwbitlM !- lun4 f tin- I on io4 hi rtiln rr tHMIlle. It ts otic ttt Mm f-tt-litre thai innki- n pusdj In IIm uumls-r uf lhMTer 'Olscnrp AihrrllMf A ilereluuidbOug bcrilco. HIGHWAY80D GATEWAY IN BOOSTS Emigrants Honored In Naming Park FOIUXANI), Ore. (Hy Asso ciated Press).TJiQ. state high way commission yesterday in session hero decided to mime the 14-uerj purk on the top of Blue mountains, Emigrant pnrk, In honor ot pioneers who gave that nun.o to tho springs at this point on tho Old Oregon Trail, ' Chalrnun lnby ald lie had hoped - President . Harding's name might be connected with I he park in honor of an ad dress he delivered there, llo suggested that a committee be formed lo colluct funds for a Harding monument ut the park. Thin met with favor. XTRA vault nuuniu AMtANV, im (AP) HoblMTK lat night hunieil tlnlr way through two Moel Uoorx of the Mnn county trt'asuri'r'H vault and c- i-opeil with $9:i cash. They Moh an M'tevletie ton-h from the conn iy repair Hiofis, NTi:iU;.NTH CIjASII - PA It Is (At) Itcpubllenii ami Ito,vall.l HudcntH clashed on the htreetH hen today, l our Mlmh-iils wen arrested ntul lluw wen bntlly iH-alen, The. ikiIIcc ami wtudentM luter engaged hi frcipieiit wrlin- inageri. a.ui;i;mi;m' j.iachi;i TOK Id (AP) A compromise afti-ccmcut wan ri'a' heil In a jfHnt coitferenee tonight Of htHU huuM.1 of the .lapaiicMc, et iiioii the much th ha fit manhood mirfrag hill. TIms agreeiiifiii pnnhlcs or lain nmcfiifineulH to the bill a' orighinlly drawn b) the coalition government ami passed hy the low er In Mine, It limn la-en feaml that the Hcr'H liii-lem-c upon amend iimiiH iifiacf.'ptahie to tin gotcrii iiM iit would catiM cahltie( crisis. Man Plunges from Clh Story Window; May Live CINCINNATI, (.. (AP). Aft Mmtln IrlekHuu hud tlnovvii him M-lf Ironi a hIIIi hiory winduw tb'- h1'1" n Ik Th irmliiy nlirhi, hi wife. Mlnnb- KrlelMon. told poll--' tjho wim v, oi Klntf ut i cnuk In 'bt 'Inii'iH only to hide from her JiUffbund, v. buiii Hlie left In ( 'Id eiiRo. ll'-r hi'Oiuv from 11 l rf apartment hutldlMf? tn nwhln ton uuh $ 1 1 . ft I . a month. hIm Ktd. KrlekHuO'H tulidHloil I: Kmr. Krb khon. ue'ordlUK lo bl;i wlf! formerly a city deelrt-lHn in I'likuh'O. HIm- fitld Bin- en me here to iniihe itunn tor tfpHriiHon piti cectit,M beeuune Hlie und lu r Iiiki band bud trouble o it Iht 1 J j year-old sou. BAIL BEARING ISCOiLET WASHINGTON' (By the Assoc!- ated Presto Thn railroads com- lui'ivu iuuujt turn H-rsunirmB against the state of Oregon's de. mand for the construction of more than 400 miles of new lines through central snd eastern suctions of thn state, ucrorc the interstate com - mereo commission.' ..', Tho commission took the iue-1 (ion under advisement. A. t Sicnrrr( of thp' In Ion I'ariii fb-, dlared that thq O. W. It. N. omaiiy, a I'. I. Milwddlary, which would have U undertake a larfco proiKirtltm of l ho exKiMllturo, wan in no fin ancial condition to assume Uio burden, t think the t'nlqn Tactile la well enough in the'wwit so even theae gpnth-men would admit Ma dircelors would not hesitate to furnlnh money nceesaury to con counties. Alfalfa reduced In state Btruct east and wpst lines If they to soum extent, account some win could ae enough traffic in sight to ter killing, and weakening due to maintain U. Hut there Isn't any dry Hcuson of 1924. Considerable Mueh tonnngf," h ald. nmv .planting, and Proaoect for Chairman Atchison auggested inui wiiu a n'" ouui across cen- trul Oregon to tap timber reserves on the wi'Stern slope, the U. I. I could count on making Joint ratea to attruet east bound timber. Hprncur rpll' d that tliu timber mills on the western slope wore al ready loeuled on the Southern Pa- elrie, und thut that corporation would have no difficulty In retain ing the haul for Us own nyslenia. Famous Horses Burned To Death at Orlando (l:l.AM)U, Kin. (Hy llm Aisoei uted Prcstj) Hlx not'd horses were burned to d'uth here toiay when rire d'Htrojed a 10-stall frsnte building of the White H'abbs. The origin of tho fire is unknown. Three hows were saved. Loss la estimatud at $U(J,ou. Hli.M HAS KNOW ItllNIt, Ore. (AP) A light snow fell hen- during the night und melted early today. New Insurgent Bloc Is Formed; Borah Prominent . til) Hsrrr II. limit) WAHIIINUTON (SUA BPlcIhI MenHoti hus hen mud', lo recent dtsiuitelies from heru of a "Huruh blo" In the t nltcd Htules Henule. .IiihI who the members of this bloc ire. ho-Atver, and by whut chura etertsiles they can hr ilid-nMfb.-d. have not been made ptuln. The fuel Is, of course, that the term "Huruh blue' hus been utad Mm ply us a iiuudy tug to tie' to the group of Ind'-pendently-mlnded Uepublleuns who huve declined to pt-rmlt themH:lves to be bound by their party's caucus, and w ho claim the right to vote their own views on public questions regard- THIS YEAR Agricultural Statistics Show Increase in 1925 Acreage WINTER-KILLED GRAIN REPLACED Spring Wheat Planted in Eastern Oregon in the Fields Damaged by Se vere Cold Wave. PORTLAND, Oro. (Hy tlio Aaso cluted !rera) The Intentions of Oregon farmers, as well, as tho fanners of Washington and of tho . other nine westorn gvatrs, Indlcato an Incruascd acreage ot all of tho major croiis this spring, with tho nxccptlon of tamo hay. Tho liny Increaso is particularly noticeable In thn caso of spring wheat. Tho iftreg increase In this crop Is prob ably duo to the severe winter kill ing In tho Pacific Northwest, par tlcularly In Enalern Oregon. These Intentions aro ohown In reports gathered by V. U Kent, ait ricultural statistician of tho depart ment of agriculture, lieporta in do. tail from the state indicate: Winter Wheat Winterkill, Eastern Oregon, 480. 000 acres; Western Oregon, B7.000 acres: total, 617,000 Acres. Nearly all Eastern Oregon winterkilled ' arca replaced with spring wheat. Part of Western Orogon area will be planted to outi, barloy, corn, etc .More mixed wheat than last year and probably leas smutty wheat. Decrease In Hard Red Winter and White Club wheat. Oats.' !.' ' ," - r Spring nat.. acrcw. larger than, 'usual due (a poor" fall for uoedlng and winterkilled fall oats., Prob-, ably no over production of orop, - ( . , - . i Barley.,:..'. : ' . Acreage Increased In ail parts of tho state, lnorcased acreago llm-;. ted by seed supply. '. Probably no .over production. , . , I Ioiatnrj .1- '. Increased abroad In ITnion. TTm- Itllla, Deschutes, Crook and Klam ath counties. Decreased acrengo In weatern Oreroti. New potato law win probably Improve local mar ket for home grown stock. (Biff tn croaae In acreafo reported from Yakima diatrlct). Tame Hay. Greatly reduced acreage in clov- 'er, due to failure of U24 anw'n-a. Aloo great decrease In vetch duo to poor fall for seeding, and aunous klnterkilllng In Washington. Yam- hill, Polk. Ih-nton and Clackamaa nlrntv nf wnior. . (train Hay. , Probable Increase In fiber flux acreage. Heed flax acreage will in in-aso suuHiunuaiiy, corn acruago will Increase, It HI it 1. 1 N (Hy (he Associated Press) Kor the first tlmo In ,ita history of more limn one thousand years, dotted with turbulent reigns of margraves, elrctora, kings and emperors, Germany lopiorrow will elect Its head through the medium of popular ballot. The late President TCbert held office hy virtue of a noto of tho nntlomtl assembly- In 1919. which uefugnuieu mm provisional presi dent. . i " " . hfS of wit it parly "lender" pro claim lo be tji'lr duty. be added I hose, members recently ousted from (1. U. V, party coun cils, on charges of Irregularity. Horuh wuh their champion in tho hour of their chastisement. Ills Insurgency la no leas real. If mora discreet, than waa theirs. They will fight with him and for him en bloe or Independently, as ou- cmtlon rtMiiilrt'O. Whether properly labeled on "bloc" or not, and whether fairly GEOMAM WILL VOTE SUNDAY (Continued un Page Five.)