La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 02, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEAPING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TODAD CITY EDITION THE WEATHER PORTLAND ' (AP) Ore gon: Fulr tonight and Vrl- day. VOLUME XXIII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1J25. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 228 BONDS SOLD LAST Nil AT 104.011 Portland Company Ac cepts $14,557.85 of Im- provement Bonds RECEIVE BIDS ON SIDEWALK WORK C. Hildebrandt's Offer of v Wfi Per Square Foot Accepted lor the bouth Fourth Street District Sale of I14.5&7.35 worth of 10 jcur, slx-per cent sewer Improve ment bonds under the so-called Bancroft Bonding uct by the city of la (t ramie wus consummated ut'the city commission meeting last night. The Western. Bond and Mortgage company und Blythe Wilter company ,of Portland, en tered u Joint bid which was ad judged the highest und the bonds sold to them. ; The successful bid was 103.1!? 1 with a waiver of .75 which would uctuully make the bid Id. nil. ; The next highest bid wuh enter cd by Italph Schncelock of Port land who offered . 103.48. The Lumbermen's Trust company bid 103.1.1. The Freeman Hmith com pany bid 1113.020. Shlcwnlk Job Awarded. Bids were also opened hint night for Improvement District 163, for sidewalks on South Fourth street. C. Holdebrundt's bid of ItJA cents per square foot or about $3390 for I he entire job was the lowest and the contract was awarded him. Ut her bids entered were as fol lows: Itoseoo Neal. 1 Hi cents per wiuure foot; I'. J. Ully IS cents per square, foot lens $lfi; C J. Jtlch urds JS.:i9 centa per suuure foot. City Muttuger W. C. Crews was also authorized to Vail for quota tions on Tire trucks 'equipped , with pumpers. . , Sower Petition. A petition for a sewer in blocks 4 and 12, Wisdom's uddllion, was reud und referred to the cily munager with authority to uct. The bid of Hurlenbower and Hpaeth for the completion of the Ml. Kmlly Timber company pipe line and hydrants was accepted. The work will be completed by August 1. A communication from the Kaplwi lodge hen- was read Inquiring- as to whether the city commis sion would draft un ordinance pre vent lug carnivals, circuses, ball games, etc., on Memorial day. The commissioners stated that they hud taken steps to prevent any car nivals or circuses on thai day but felt thut ball eames were not with in their jurisdiction. Monthly reports of the fire chief und tin- city recorder were read and filed. The fire report showed that six fire ealls had been turned in during June and the total loss during the month was $3267, The salary list was passed and ordered paid by warrants before adjournment. According to announcement by Frank Hu.-wll. proprietor of the Konimer hotel here for the past five months, lie hus sold to W Vaughn or Portland. Mr. Vaughn took possession of the establish ment, yesterday. July 1. Mr. Vaughn has been in the ho tel business for a number of eats nnd has been very successful in management. He has moved his family to lu Grande and expects to make m Grandr IiIk home. Mr. ltuKsell has returned to Hood Hlver where he has another hotel. IlCllf! BUYS S I R HOTEL Portland Caravan Due Here Friday, 4:45 P.M. Kluborute preparations are bHntf mu'li. In I .a (irande und ut Wallowa lake lo rnl.-i'tuln lh' 1'ortlanrl Ad rluli curavan. whtch will lit' com posed or about Hi or more people Mho will MM'nd an "official vaca tion" at Wallowa lake July Fourth. They will arrive It fro lit 4:C o'clock Friday afternoon and will stop at (ianglofr park, west of t h elly. to si'nirp a view of Iai Urande nd the (irumlr Itonde valley from 'hut point. At r. o'clock they will be rucsIx at a dinner, presided over ly I'r. w. P. McAdory. to be held in In Methodist church. Tin' i-aravun will take lt depar ture from Im Crundi ut 6: 3D o'clock and the drive to the resort will ! made In three hoiiM. The I'orl UuJ'.rs , -will si'i-nd tlK nljflit la Business Men Ente rtained Last Evening Chamber of Commerce Members Dined by the Ladies' Civic Improve ment Club at Cove. The first of the series of "pet acquainted" trips to Cove, last ev ening was quite a successful event. About 10 carloads from Ua Grande made the trip and were served u delicious dinner of fried chicken by l he Ladies Civic Improvement Club of Cove. The ladies are using Ihe proceeds from the dinner for i pairing the Cove library. Jjuring the serving the guests were entertained with a musical progrum. The I. 1. S. boy's quur- jiei oi Love, which recently won third place ut the quurterly 1,. D. S. conference in Halt Uike, sang se veral songs and were well received Other musical features included vocal solos by Mrs. Chudwlck, Mr. Price, and a saxophone solo by Gordon Mills. The chamber of commerce quartet of ha Grande was called upon to sing several se lections also. H. 11. Wcimer of Cove presided Attendance Light at American Legion Meet The American Legion met in regular monthly session at the Honan hull last evening. Attend ance was light and very little busi ness was transacted other than to decide to have the next meeting ut the park. This meeting, on the first Wednesday in August is to be made a picnic affulr with a lunch served in the park. No Fears Held for More Shocks in South People planning u trip to Cali fornia need not be alarmed be cause of recent eufi hquakc and should go ahead with their plans, according to letters received by the local ticket office of the railway company. Authorities on the sub ject way the quake was purely lo cal and has not or will not affect any other part of the" stale,. The railroads are operating as usual wit h no disturbance except at Hunta Bar burn und immediate vicinity. W. F. Koonlz, Resident Here in 1888, Visits W. F. Koontg. now of Marshall town Iowa, but a resident of Ja Orunde when the city wus merely a village. Is now here, shaking hands with several of his friends and inspecting lu Grande us It is today. "It certainly hus grown sin ce I last saw it," Mr. Koontz com mented. Mr. Koontz wus here In 1S8& when the population wus between uo and 300, mostly re 11 readers, and when the entire village wus where old town is now. Ho will be here for a few days and will then attend the' 101 Us convention In Portland and visit California be fore returning to his home. SANTI.VU HK1IK.KS DOWN. ALBANY. Ore. Announcement was made here by the Linn county court that the two bridges crossing the Santiam river at Cuscadlu and Canyon creek on the Kantium road hud been torn out and the road closed. Accordingly trout fisher men wishing to take advantage of the opening of the upper Sutitlam river to sportsmen will have to wulk three miles, from Cascudlu to the forest boundary line. The county has taken over the work of reconstructing the two new bridges with the expectation that the Santiam road will be improved by stale and federal co-operation in the near future. Undo to Kixttk at Molalla, OKIXiON CITY. Ore. B. I' Lindas will be the orator of the day at the celebration ut Molalla July A, the second day of the rodeo. The rodeo will be conducted by the fire department of Molalla nnd the celebration of the Fourth will be in charge of the Clackamas coun ty farm bureau. "Amnrli-a's Switzerland" arid Iruvc for Knterprlac at 8 o'eloik the next morning where they will be KiieMH of Knterprlse, at a eowhoy breakfast und will return lo the lake, where they will upend the day. at 1 1 :3 o'eloik. The on&otilan OreRon Journal weekly news eameramen .the l-'ot Newt cameraman and others will ueeompany the earavan whleh will undoubtedly Rle Kastern (ireKnn and Wallowa lake national publtr- The chamber of commerce here etend an urffent Invitation to all I .a (iranile men and their w ives to be present ut the dinner tomorrow , afternoon. Iteservatlons should l e made Immediately with Kurl C. Ue?.no!'Js. scT'-'lary. I IMfflff 15 . " ill'" .Tltt.. M Ml( 'r ...:. II I 111 This Is llllle .Miss llinna Dollar, diuiKlilcr or Hie I'a. iric rfilpplnK ninxilnlc who oiiiHled the fBtll us Duller I, Inc. IioIiIIiik "lie of tlir twelve carrier iiIkcoils hIiu placed. nlKianl licr fnllicr's ImkiI I'rvsldont I'lcixc when it left San Francisco, six of llic twelve birds rlcw Imck to Frisi from the iolnl wlicre they were rt Icaseil. ns miles out,. In lx 'lours, setting a new retold. The largest, crowd thut has ever attended u sale in La. Grande hhi present at the t'erNins Motor Com pany auction sale of used cars yes terday afternoon and evening. in two hours and 15 minutes of actual seiiiiiK time :tt cars aggro gating $4.SImi were sold to the highest bidders. W. C. Perkins, ot the Perkins Motor Company, stated (his morning that from the .stand point of the company the salt; hud been quite successful. Certainly, us far as (he purchas ers were concerned the sale wus quite, astisfaetoiy. Many of the cars were sold ut exceptional bar gains, particularly at Ihe afternoon session. In several instances the compuny had been offered larger sums for the cars than they brought at auction but Mr. Perk Ins declined to let any of the curs that hud been advertised go other than under the auctioneer's gavel thus keeping absolute faith with the public. The lord car given away last evening was w on by , Clayton C. ! Wilson of fmhler. Mr. Wilson had! no use for the car so it was put up-j on the Kttnd und sold for a cash! bid of $4't. Thus two people were made happy on the one transac tion. Mr. Wilson was lit richer than when he arrived and ttie man who bought the car acquired a usable machine woitli uround $100 for 4. Bridge Contract Let To A. Vandcr, Portland Contract for the construction of a bridge ueross Ihe Grande Kondc rler was let by the county court this morning to A. Vuhb-r of Port land, whose bid was $il.!lll was the lowest submitted. In all. ttw bids were tendered ih. court. The bridge h to span the rler on a market road In lower Cove. Stores to He Closed Here Fourth of July All businesH house in La Grati-j Je will be closed either all day Ju ly Fourth or part of the day, ac cording to present, reports. The, lothtng, grocery, nnd similar stor s will be closed all diy but will be open Friday evening. The drug stores will be closed from one until five o'clock Saturday afternoon. The Kvenlng Observer wilt Issue an early paper Saturday morning. Escaped Prisoner Was Recaptured Yesterday In.ri I'iMlhlrh. of Baker, who es- raped from the pulbe hre about a week ago w hile d utlf . on Hired nv.rk frir thf (Ilv W.I retll I it II T (t by . P. Holbrook yesterday after noon and returned to Jail here. Itodfvieh was ennvbbd of dry ing a ear while intoxicated and fined which be chose to verve out at the usual rate. j FORTY AUTOS. DISPOSED OF ; uunitLM uv rilMuLU U La Grande Band Played to About 1500 Per sons Last Night PROGRAM ONE OF BEST GIVEN HERE Pleasing Mixture of the Lighter and Heavier Numbers Rendered by Local Musicians. It seemed, us if the entire city turned out to the band concert last evening. Curs, curs, every w here around thf open ulr band s'und at the rear of the Foley building. The crowd wus estimated at from n thousand to fifteen hundred peo ple. The concert was therefore appre ciated by a larger number of peo ple than would have been possible in any hull in the city. The band played an exceptional program for u summer time con cert with enohgh lighter selections interspersed to relieve the heavier conceit numbers. 4 The extraneous noises of the summer evening made playing dif ficult ut times and both the mem bers of the organisation and An drew Loney, Jr., director of lite bund, are to be complimented up on the high degree of technical ex cellence uchleved throughout the entire program. n. The uddltion of a new double U flat sousuphone Ikiss horn to the ensemble wus noled and this In strument udded wonderfully to the effect of the organization as a whole, particularly In the march, es und popular numbers. The basa horn was ubly played by Oucur Humphries. The program opeutHi with a con cert 'Detection; "The Huntress" by King; ) The director's conception of this number was particularly good und the band showed in the rendi tion the umount of practice tment on each number. Following the opening number the band played an overture, "itay mond" by Ambrose Thomuq. This selection featured a clarinet lead a- ( Continued on Page Five.) L L PF.NILL'TON. Ore. (Special) A woman who carried a two-year-old baby in her arms was knocked down, some black eyes were In flicted and plenty of excitement prevailed us the u ft ennui h of an auto collision thut occurred Tues day night about , H o'clock at I he top of L'nilgruhl hill on Ihe Old Oregon trail. Mrs. William F. Mr own or He vilt. Oregon, wuh the woman who wus knocked down, and her assail ant wus a man named Carlson who gave his home as La Grande. Carl son is said to have been drunk. - Tom Hoylen, Jr., welt known sheep man, was one of the witnes ses of the u f fair, und he stated that both Carlson and unol her man said to be C. K. Hufford were Intoxicated when the trouble be gan. A fter Carlson knneked Mrs. Brown down, however, Mr. Brown, her husband, is suld lo have sober ed Carlson up by the simple expe dient of blacking his eyes, pound ing his nose and any oilier putt of (Continued on Page Fire.) Buying A Valuable Combination Some mhertlscr fit wmie min imin!1if"4 urr able lo buy only qiianllly of ciri-uhili'Hi, and trtlient haw only ijiialllj avail able. One rcpreriit only the num ber of pit pre (ll-lrlhlllfd the oilier rrprc-.eiiu Ihe Inteif.-t of reader. In r v v r t 1 11 g llto- WrC-r. 'Mm' Oh-rrtrr glr- IkmIi of Uh-x' al flit t"irviitrl low render M. 1 ifficleni nler tl4m tMifiter I be i-oiubbmil'tii ItHKt taliiuldr. "Obserrpf Adrrrtlsinff A Mcrcluuidlwhitf Her flee' BATTLE ROYA ONI WON B 2 S Modernists and Funda mentalists Clash in Seattle Caucus SEATING OF FOUR DELEGATES CAUSE Park Avenue Church, . New , York, Center of Debate Between Two Forces of Baptists. KKATTMC. Wn!i. (liy the Asso- clitted JPrcss Tw MtMlernlsts dv fentetl the FiiiMlnmentalLsts, D12 to In seating the deh-gAlltm from tho Pack Aenu rliurcli, of Mew York, in the .Northern HaptM con volition totlay. 1 Tito Hot kefcller fa mily belongs to the Pork Avenue church. KK ATT LIS, Wash. (By the Am aocluted I'ress) Staved off for two days, the battle between the mod ernists und fundamentalists broke on the floor of the nineteenth an nual meeting of the Northern Hup list convention here today, ,The question, whether to seat four delegates from the Park Ave nue church. New York City, came lo a debate when the fundamental ists moved against the ruling of the ehulr. The ruling was tiiut thfl Park Avenue church, having met lta fin ancial obligations and having co operuted in church work, congre gation's representatives could not be barred. MARINE FORCES RECALLED FROM SOUTHERN CITY MAN' AUG A, Nicaragua '(By ihe Associated Press) Local new spa pern have announced thut the Unit ed States murines will be with druwn from here August fourth. The first detucliment of marines arrived 13 years ago to quell revo lutionary activities und the marines have since served as u guard for the American legation. Air Laundry Service In Use in Jerome, Cal. YitEKA, Col. (By the Associat ed Press) The Little settlement of Jerome, Siskiyou county, may be ntlrely innocent of Union passen ger terminals, million dollar librar ies, or high business blocks, but It has a feature of modern progress that the biggest cities lack un air plane laundry service. Kvery few days un uirphmc wlnga its w-ay from Klumath Fulls, picks up the week's w ish ut Je rome, and takes It to the modern Jvlamut h Fulls laundry, deliveries are made the same way. Ciffar Dealer, Wounded By Bandits, Passes On TACOMA (By the Associated Press) William Hose. Buckley ci gar dealer, shot In the abdomen yesterday by one of two bank ban dfls who were slain after (lie hold tip of the Buckley stale bank, died from wounds In the Auburn, Wash, hospltul today. The police are attempting to 1 dentify the pair through finger-' ptinlM. No clue as to their iden tity is found in t heir clol hlng. Bud; ley citizens were wutned by the burglar alarm and pursued the bandits ufter Ihey left the ban it, und shot and killed both. Belgian Cabinet Given 137-37 Confidence Vote lilil'SSFLH (By the Associated f press) The ehamber of deutb s I today voted confidence, pjs to 37. fin the new cabinet headed by Pre I mier Poullett. (Foreman of Shanghai i Waterworks Is Killed j HMANOILW (By the Assoeiated Press)-- The Chinese foreman of I be Shanghai waterworks was j nIioI and kilb d In he atreet here j lodiiv. No details un available. cavmxws pkomim; ami 1 to 1 . s. nriuxi autimi; i;AK POINT. O. (AIT- The full Htjpport (if Curiudhin Llous' 1 clubs to the United Slaleif In (lie event of war of any kind In whh-h Ihe United Stales might become in jvolved W'.os promised ul Ihe avcond day's meeting of the annual con vention of the L'on's club here ; Wednesday. M. tubers of the de ! legation went on record uminl ' mvutt'y la luvor o such, n move, Darrow Snapping It Up fT,r ? r i v IP"1 N4vvs : - - 1 1 v -m iky , C'liiivncc Darrow vwon Dayton, Ten 11., not by his oralory and o(Ikt altributes but by tlwi cheap slretcliy unllu.ses which tw weais lit the picture alKve. Dayton, Htmns lit her creed, was "agin Darrow al. flrht. Bui when Barrow tvimn, Dayton, with tier ritxitst nlt'N iimiii her, cnpltulnliHl to a homely, tdmichy matt vho ft tuck his thumbs Itch hid giHMl elasth; bluo sus-iKiidciH and ptilhtl them- down until they .Miappcd. Darrow will defend Scope. ", '; - . WILL EXPLOIT: IXTR A mm u COPPER BELT BAKKH, Ore. (Special to the Observer) A move, that came with startling suddenness here yes terday, augurs, much for . Baker county. Articles of Incorporation of the Copper Belt Kullwuy com pany were filed ut thu statu house In Salem today by Jay 1). Crary, John Arthur und James Nichols of the law firm of Nichols, llollock & Donald, ull of linker, where the principal offices will be located. The capitalization of the new cor poration was given at $500,000. The move came on the heels of remarkable revelations in the east ern Oregon copper belt, where vust bodies of high grude ore have been uncovered. A billion feet of the best yellow pine In Oregon, lying In the Whit man reserve. thu agricultural wealth of Kaglc valley, Pino valley and the Lower Powder valley, und (he tremendous weuith of mineral deposit in the eastern Oregon cop per belt will be tupped by spurs of ruilroud using Keutlnk, J H miles north and ea.st or Baker, us a ter minal, and feeding into the pro posed main line from Keating to Bobinette. Ore., where the Union Pacific system will be available, at the Stiake river. The entire development of this transportation system lies in the northeust section of Baker county and even before thu developments on tile copper properties on I he now established copper belt, both timber and ngriciilt ural intere.sts had seriously considered this rail road development. John KnodgrasB Fined For Liquor Possession John F. Snodgrtiss of I,a Orande was fined $7,r nnd cosIm this morn ing on the eh ,ge of possession of ltiuor. Hnodgriiss was taken into custody by Mm olfieera last evening IH'ttr the Htage flepot wPli u pint bottle in his hip pofkef. The ,ten. tenee wa.-i pa.t-ed by Judge Hugh F.. Brady or the rlicull court. lunctloii City Man Held. LI (iKNK, re. - Oeorue Corn wall, owner of u rolifeetlotiery store ut J unci ion ct y. was urreated on a ehiirue of eonti -tbtiHug to lite dellnuueiiey of ii I S-veat'-old girl of that place, mid was placed un der $tiiiu ball by Justice of Hie Pence Wells It) K II Bene until IllH hearing, which he demanded. The case will be beard In u. few du. 4 nrrier lietui Ph keil I p. MKOFOitO. Ore. An exhuiiH'ed currlt-r piKeon was picked up at the Ben Hheldon ranch tiuith of Med ford and fe t.j l.loyd Tlminons, son of J. W. TlmmoiiH, the fore man. There were two hand on Ihe ptKcotl's lens. One of rubber was marked 8-fil und one of ulum luum wag murked V. H. C. CONI'lDKNUi: voti;d. PAK1K (AP) 'J'he French' wn ate unanimously voted confidence hi the Pahitovc goieriunent's Mo roccan policy Unlay, M-:OOT1ATIONK ON. ItOMi; (Al) At a cabinet meet ing today Premier Mussolini denied that debt negotiations with t'iie United Slates had boon broken off. Ho said thn conferences will pro ceed "in tho pi-Cftcnt or hi some other form." Trt APPMAL DFCIKIOV. WASHINGTON (AP) Tho gov eminent will fippnil to tho su preme court the derision of Fed eral ihulgn Hand, of Plow York, dtnmlHshiK the government's anti trust suit against tho Ki.su 1 Hales corjora!ioii. The suit Is based on an alleged monoHly hi hinder twine Industry involving several New York bunks and individuals. UABBABOIt BMACIIF.D. W A S II I N U T O N AP) 'Hie Bowdoln, flagship of thu MarMll latt arctic rxpedlilon, Is nt Battle Harbor, Labrador, awaiting Cite ar rival of its i)iiiiauloii Hhlp, Ihe Peary. Fog, in lines and a falling barometer Indicate weather condi tions may delay the departure of the eHilliloii tcmH)iarlly. lii(leM'itdence Homo Burnetl, INDKPKNDKNCIO, Ore. A tra gedy was narrowly averted when fire destroyed the home of (leorge Brlstlln northeast of town. While M r. and Mrs. Br 1st I in were at breakfast, the house was discover ed to be on fire. The four chil dren were asleep in upper rooms. The fire Hpreud m rapidly t hut the children barely escaped tn their liluht clothes. By the tl the In dependence fire department arrived the house was a ma.v of flumes, The ohm was estimated al $:mui. Next Session to Show Up Progressive "Bloc ty baric-, P. Stewart) WASH I ( TON (KA Hpecinl) -Upon Hie next Iwchniioni h'u po litical developments growing r.ut or Hermtor Itobcrt M, t ,u Follette's deulh depeu.is mil lonal ProgreH stveiHm'H future, pethapt for many yea rs. Is Progri'Ktdve.iKin a movcim-nt of which l''otleite was no more than a part a mighty Important part - but only u pari Or wus be the whole thlug? If liie former's the case, of course, even Ihe death of a strong leiider can Hpeli no more than a temporary setback, a little more delay. If t he hitter, t he cause, too, in dead. To be sure, there'll Ue progrcuu, MO S Y IS GREAT Final Figures Show 250 Million Dollars Ex cess for Year ECONOMY POLICY BRINGS RESULTS Attention of Governmen tal Officials Is Now Di rected Toward Re vamping Present Cal culations. WASHINGTON (By the Associ ated press) With final figures In hand showing a $260,000,000 sur plus for tho fiscal year endlntf Tuesday, the attention of the treas ury turned today to the revision of estimates or receipts for the year now beginning. Revamping of calculations is made necessary by the fact that practically all items of receipt for the pust year exceeded expecta tions. Much excess thus resulting camo In receipts rrom taxes paid In March and Junu which furnishes what is regarded as a definite in dention of the trend to be devel oped in the flscul year now start ing. Tax Ititt'lpfH Ortatcr. Income tax receipts, amounting; to one billion, seven hundred sixty million dollars, were $100,000,000 greater than had been estimated. The belief prevails ut tho treas ury that receipts from this source in the fiscal year ur likely there fore to go above one billion, sever hundred million dollars, -which wa the flguro calculated when tho last budget was sent to congress. NKW YORK (By the Associated Press) Park to dawn air mall service between America's two greatest cities bnvuino a reality to day. - Cleaving tho night along a beacon-lighted highway, the govern ment's mull planes transferred let ters to und from New York and Chicago between tho closo of pno business day and the opening ot thu next. Two east bound air carriers, aid ed by a stiff wind, bettered their schedules .eight hours 15 minutes. The same wind held back tho west bound planes slightly. I'AIUS (lly tho Associated'' I'p'hm) Tho KruncJi forclun ofrico toduy roci'tvcd Infornmtion . that I coiKlltluiiH of pt'uco uro to bo of fi iTil liy Alidi-I Krlm, Hitflan lend er, nnd that they nru being pre. pared by a Franuo-Bpanlxh confer enee at Madrid. There Is little confidence hero that tho ltirrlnim will uccept. Tho peaeo terina wilt be offered the nirftanii In thn numo of Hpnin. althoiiKli repreHenllng both tho , I'lench nnd Spun lull views. Tho tn. jti ntlon Is to give th lilfflan lead er an opportunity to Hhow whether he wunts pence on what the French nnd Hpnnlsh regard aa reanonablo terms. The purpose of the Madrid (onference i.m lo iletermlne a Joint proKrant whereby I'Vanco and Spain may end the Moroeean warfare. with a small "p," but the group the Wisconsin Henator led inevita bly will break up various political careers probably will end with thu expirulioii of current terms. One ihing which tmggests weak ne.si. at fltst thought, may prove to lie Progressive-ism's strength though referred to uti u "bloc," It m ver wus a hurd-und-tust align ment, like a purty, with regular adherents, reuulrlng to be led. KttU. Ui Follette did sound tho call for every rally which the in dependents made. Will somebody else be found to do Oils in his pluce? or Is no par ticular lender needed? (Continued on Page Five.) FIT PEACE HOPES; HELD Ik th e ;b