La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 03, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY Ha ft CITY EDITION THE WEATHER rOHTLAND (AP). Ore gon: Kalr tonight and Tuesday, continued warm. VOLUME XXIII. LA GRANDE, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1925. member associated press NUMBER 255 1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRKH8 3ROHI CHIEF POWER LOSES 6 WINS 1826 CONVENT OH Real Estate Men of the Northwest to Convene Here Next July CITY RECEIVES ATTENDANCE CUP Realtors at. Bellingham Swing Choice to La Grande After a Hard Fight with Spokane. I,nte Kntiirilay afternoon, too l.-ile 1o print, tho Nvcnliur Ob server received the following toic Ki'iiiii fi-iiin Hclliutftium, Wash. "It was a liunl flfftil Irit l.a ( i iitiflc won the convention there next year." (Signed) li. A. Ben-limn. Caldwell Is Winner Of Ball Title Saturday and Sunday! Games Won by liein State Champions; La; Grande Errors Helped.! ciubsaiu ii M IUI w. l. ret. ; Sportsmen Assured That Caldwell 2 l .7 Wallnwp Pivot- StiHia. SCHWAHT2 REMOVAL IS E ti ciritiitie i 2 .aaa tion Will Be Settled AVERILL, MALONEY LOOK OVER CASE CAl-DWEU,. Idaho (Special) -Playing an uphill game from thn first Inning when La Grande tal lied four thiHH, Ihe (.'uldw-oii Ma gicians wregtcl the Mind game, of the series from the l,a Grande' Pi- I rates here Sunduy evening and with finmp PnirmTiinrif-r on it the fleml-proteasional baseball ! UJti"e OmmibSlOHU , Oil championship of and Washington. BIOI.l.INUIlAM. Wash. y the Associated Press). La Grundo Ore., was selected for the tentn annual convention of the Pac.fic Northwest ileal Hat ate association to be held next summer, ut the closing business session of the ninth unnuul convention. Spokane competed against l.u Giande. Sl- altle was awarded the mld-winUir meeting to be held in January. La Cirunde also won the at tendance cup having sent six men u distance or filH miles. Saturday night the realtors en joyed a sports program, salmon buko, und Inner at Hqualtcum beach hen- and Sunday aitomo bile ti ips and boat excursions wen scheduled aa the rinal events LuK-ne. ore., and PouuteHo, Idaho, extended invitations to the roullors for the 1 !27 convention. A resolution approving the tiix nllon system proposed by the Na tional Association of Ileal fcstuL Houids and favoring organization of hind and home owners "for the protection of property rights and for the defense of real estate in matters of taxation and leffislu- (fonHniiPrt on Pure Fv.) Idaho. Oregon Score 6-5. Earwood, pichlng for Caldwell with an arm so sore he could bare ly raise It. had only two bad in nings, the first and eighth. But Becoming Aware of Restraining of Trout, Promises a Change. the first was ho bad that the Ma- i A fight of several months mini- giciuns looked to have no chuni-e!Uon came to an end yesterday to take the lead until the seventh when J. W. Maloney of (he state when a barrage of hits coupled with game commission and K- I". Averill. some untimely Ia Grande infield state game warden, assured reprr bobbles. netted five runs. Caldwell sentaltven of the Wing, Fin and had one other good inning when Kleutfoot club that Bte,.s would he three runs clattered across the pan taken to have the fish racks in but the punch was lacking then: the Wallcwa river at Cape Horn to tie the score. near Wade siding, satisfactorily Lu Grande got started early, taken care of so that trout would Helm. first man up. hit cleanly in- mive n ditiu-uny going up sueaui. to center field. Slpes. in an effort ( Tt Is experted that the racks to advance him, dropped one riKht will be taken out immediately. Mr. at Karwood's feel. The lanky Maloney is quoted as saying that twirler got his signals crossed, had he been aware of the condi started to throw to first and then tioiis under which the racks were ! bravely changed his mind, lie built and the way in which they threw It to center field instead, were put in und maintained he Kttust forced Kipes at second and. would never have sanctioned them. Hodges grounded out. But Stuck- Cox und Alexander connected for three rousing smashes and four runs tallied. Karwoods own bobble in this in ning was one of the two Caldwell errors. Luiicustur getting civdlt for the second. The Caldwell pitcher yielded 1 1 support kept 5 IH. 1 Body, Found Sunday, Not Missing Cellulose Company's Manager DENTIST MAKES PROBE OF TEETH District Attorney With-i draws Burial Permit;': Sheriff Broadcasts for Missing Man. I When Storm Hit Ohio Town I test rained Trout.. . , . The sportsmen's chief objection to the nicks was that they pre vented the trout from going up stream as well us the salmon. 1 It. Hannefield. secretary of the SAN KKANCJSCO (My the As sociated Press) Henry Schwartz, vice president a ml r-iieral man ager of the Pacific Cellulose com pany, who was supposed to have met deuth in his own laboratory ui Walnut creek last Thursday by an explosion, was nought today by; Sheriff Veal. Contra, Costa coun-1 iy. I A. J. Neilcon, dental expert, who worked on Schrarla, declared the lee tii in the charred body were luot Schrawtz. The teeth vary widely from Schwartz' teeth. 1 nu finger t ips hud been inirned wth acid, evidently to prevent Identifi cation. , ( joe Kodrigiif.i', a laborer. has been missing from the Wnlnut creek district' since the explosion. Scnwart. catiuu iou,uuu iue insurance. Wltlitlrnws Burial Permit. District Attorney Tinning today I withdrew permission lie had given Mrs, Schwartz to proceed with the funeral of the body which she in H TS HEAD E Twent.v-rl M'uile were Injured wlien tei-rifk' wlntl stonn Btniek the toun of Kidney, O., kntM'kln Commissioner Haynes to Be Succeeded by Treas ury Official ANDREWS TO HAVE CHARGE OF UNITS Internal Revenue Com missioner Says That Change Meant Merely "Decentralization." WASHINGTON (By the Associated Press). Prohibi tion Commissioner Haynes is divested of all authority with respect to supervision over the question of intoxicating railway depot r rather wluit was' left of tl. LONG (Continued on Pakh Klvn.) KVKI'STT. Wuah. ( Ely Um Ah- .soeliil.'il 1'i-i'tw) .Mildi-ed HitHMel men. It), wan l.stnantly killed when Mie fell from a liltrh nolnl on Mount body is poHt- 1 1 llenneK Miinoay. jsne wa one 01 lively not Heliunrtz. I have anked a pany rrom uie Mhent r to lil oui'ieasL a Oil to down biilldiiig, nirootlng hvhk and eniisiiiK thousand of dollar dninaKo. This shows thu It, & UqUOl'S ill an Older made public by the treasury today in connection with the reor ganization of the prohibition unit, effective September 1st. Tho new roBulatlon will leavts lluynoH to act merely In an advisory capacity to Assistant Secretary An drews, of the treasury, who will bo chained with directing all enforce ments, with administrators in 211 districts. Ilnynes to Have Dulles. Ore. (By th4 "Annuel. Commlwloner , Haynes Is ibscnt I' 1'' KlOlie for- from WUHnillKioii. on umria in ma FATAL TO GIRL GENERATIONS MEET IN HONOR ! OF SAM HAYNES K. 0.1 PICNIC the find Schwartz HELD AT PARK PUBLIC INVITED I TO HEALTH MEET 1 BY DR. McADORY AUTO WREGKS NJURE FOUR UNION. Ore. (Special to III - -1 Observer)' T cllty-six people, representing four generations, tti , thered around a dinner table here -yesterday In honor of the eighty-1 ! fifth birthday anniversary of Sahl The- "oldllmerH" or Kansas, Okla- Haynes, tne oldest o. A. li. ill, 'In-1 homa and .Missnnri met together: her, oldest Mason and oldest vesterdny at iliverf.ide park ill their J member (if the Methodist lipisc o- -lnnuai iv. w. .i. pa "ic pal ehurcli In l uion. Tlie Kiith. r- iseed or old lines ano iook on a IliB was at the home or .Mr. and iB leen as one oi .... Mrs. (I. J. Skirr. The birthday eMiresn-u n. I V 1 1 1 1-TliX. (Ire. (Hy the As sociated I'ress) Clarence Itie'in liild of l.u (Iraiidi'. has an injured back ami (ieraid O'Neill, also ol La (ininde. is surrering from HliKht In.iurii's us Hie result or an uiilomolille aci Ideal near ruialllla. Their ear was struck on a rront wheel and forced Into a ditch by I he Impact of a car driven hy Uuy nard Uatrer or Ibis city. Snaer was iilteinpliiiK lo' so around the I. a (irande car when the accident oc curred. Iloth machines were Ru ing west. The two men are at St. Anth ony's hospital and their condition is improving. A report that lloeljl- (rvinllnuod on llige FMvu.) I ....i.. ..ui. ur. ....H.H..U . .. u i.v.i I,.,,.!,,.. littunl u dinner II limed by Mr. Haynes daughtiMs. short business n ting was held at Those present, segregated into which Mrs. I.iura I invis n as el, -el -generations, follow: led president: J. II. Imys. xiee pns- rnsi gein'iai ion ; r;tiu n.ijn. im.ih, ....., - " .- . Mr i.i.d Mrs. C li. Dotson. of and Ir-asun-r; I'ulnain Yeek.l I'nion. ilrustee from Kansas; f. N. I'altn- Seeond geueratldn: -Mr. mil T. trustee from Oklahoma, and Mm. Clint Haynes, l.a da nde. , 1 1. Wariuholl.. trustee from Mis Mr. and Mrs. Kred Nodine, linli- sourl. The officers will serve until ler; Mr. and Mrs. O. .1. Skirr. the I n2'i picnic. I'nion: Itcnjamiti Haynes. fnlou.) Aft-r the liusiness session a pro. Third generation: Mr. and Mis. grain w is given with Interesting It. !'. I'ndernood. Mr. and M is. I talks by Colonel I''. S. Ivanhoe and Nolan Skirr. l.a Oiande: Mr. an 1 lir. A. N. Mayvilh'. Interspersed Mrs. Hewey Cassidy and etiiylnu with a vocal solo and piano solos Nodine. Maker: Marian and Sam-, and recitations ami last, but not mi v Nodine. Imliler: Mr. and Mra.ileu.il. Claude ('. IMatl appeared I'red Hrown. Carrie Skirr. I 'nion. Willi his popular banjo. . Fourth generation: Henry I'll Miller, 1'ileda Hrown, I nlon: lale and Gordon Underwood, l,t araude. The Toggery Hit by Fire Lightning Kills Cattle I met lor of Tbc liuei) hm-ucil; hrss til liiuh nnuk. Si tuns i e pi Hied sltilll by HulMniiiif nl I tpkln It id sc. 4 n miii fh Id bit by boll. fin d. I, litle ).. Ilea riiin l tikes .riide lloiide allrj. the wirintr. The tliiiiiiiKo lo the machine was slight. A large crowd w;is present, num bering between .ri' and Sou peo ule. Olfieluls of the K. O. M. or gtinlwitiori wish to tliank all who helped them to mnke the afl'iiir a success, especially tin- Kust ( ire it on Must(! coiiipiiny for the usi of I he piano. Art and Haby Shop lh V. I. McAilnry Hiuuninccs (mIh (IhU prepaiHthuis rir the publ ic heal tb meet tug hi the '.ih-li m'ImmiI Hiiilitoi'iiiin Ibis even ing at 8 o'l ltH-k arc now -oin-pleie ami etmd n conllnl in ilation to the genrnil public to utlcml. 'I hi iv leaders In the; iihiHral world will speak, n Iuls be'ii aiiii(MtiMa4l iH'lore, ami tbi' cdiicatiniial nlm r their ! lures Is Mild to Ih; of a wry high nnlm-e. The hcaltb meellug ben U In ti-alily n prelliiiinar to Die two ilnv romention of Ihe Kusteni Ori'gon tcdicnl smdcly, which iuets at Wallowa Ijikc tomor-row. (iranlte l-'alls inounltiln. With Harold Itrandt, the girl, :i gainst advice of older members or the parly, tried to climb a rocky crag on the north side. She fell ;tmi feet into a snow field and rolled several hundred. Itrandt, endangering his lite, went to the girl's aid and found her dead. Jto notiiied the 1'ilchuck ranger station and the body wu taken from the mountain by runners. Bandit Kills Women, Man, Hurts Fourth LEGAL TALENT SET FOR FRAY Automobile Party Dis turbed by Highway-!,,, man wno. i ouea. r ires. defend with Two Guns. HAI.KM uted Tress) HUT circuit Fulls, has oftcied '' nrnlilliitinn unit Willi hfl WOllld I- Judge of Klamath ., d ,. h ,u nn II Tlf 1 1 HI 1 1 1 III I 1 1 1 1 ill I 11 ull! GIVEN FUNDS Now in New Quarters;"". $7.rji SALKM. Te. (By the Associ ated I'i'S'n). The state bin) boat d has announced t he appor tionment to lOlinl'eS of interest from stale sehool fun 'I to be t:!7:t.L'7:t, whieli is more th: n $ 1 K.onii lens t linn last ynr. The deerease Is due to th"- llirrejised number of persons of school ntre. The apportionment include:, roos county. $14.-"; I nlon, I7.y''!i: .losetdiine, $4,317; Hen- WOODMEN TLAN RIG INITIATION MEET TUESDAY The citmp'tign of the l,u (;rande it 'amp No. PiU, W. t. W. is pio i Bl essing nic ely even dutlllg the ! hot weather, officials say. It ii ithe intention or tne head (amp! located at lienver, I'olo., to pot ! on u cuinpaigu during tho year lor t he purpose ol celeb rat Nig the ::ith anniversary ol the he. id Irani p or tne lounding of the or- der and d u nig toe yeiu to in eieil.se the ineinbeishtp by :t.ri,(uit meiuliers, '1 he local c ampaigli i:( hilt a part ot toe general cam paign t.i tlie nine raeiiic staten. Ki oui ail tndiral Ions this Increase iiilieady seems ajisuied, It is siild. ! The local camp Is s eur illg ne-v members under the direction of 1 ijsti l I Manager '. K. Wl'BOfi. and Tuesday evening a large cisss VMtl be Hlirialed in eoiijuitelio i with a class from t liiou rain p. The Initiation will take place i,i I ji filMIHle and the M (ilflTXl eatiiu will put (u the worlt HKNVKK. t'olo. (toy Iho As sociated Tress) Police were seeking a bmidit late lust night who shot to death two young women and a young man. when foiled in a robbery uttempl. The murders occurred on a boule vard In Denver's outskirts. The victims were; Mltf), Jt'LI A HTKAHNfl. 27. MISS MA It I K Mc(?UHMICK. 17. Mrs. Htearns sister. KltKH KI NKNKIt, iy. Carl J'crry, 25, was wounded In the shoulder. Petting Party llnmllt. The bandit, who Is believed to he the man who recently dis turbed automobile petting parties, Jumped on the running board and ordered the four vic tims at the point of two revolvers to turn over their vabiubh'.-i. The bandit, fired when the men in (he automobile told htm they hud no money and M1h Mct'or mik was instantly killed, l-'unk nernnd Miss HI earns died on tli way to the hospital. XTRA his nervlcea lo . UMIIIumi K Levetis. state' prohibition commissioner, who Is inder Indictment there, on a charge of larceny of . a revolver.' J j. J,. Mclliido, l,evens' aid, 's also accused of falling to make a. return on a seurcli warrant. Attorney (lenernl Van Wlnklo ui,i in, lav In, had not vet rc- ,..,ii.n,l reiiueHt from the gov-! rnor to take charge of the pros ecution or the district attorney. Levens and Mclliidc. Van win kle said that Klllolt la disquali fied to prosecute any or the cases except the one against hitiiseir, and in his case Mm law would untilv which provlde thill when district attorney is uisiiuniiiieu to act It Is the duty of tho cir cuit Judge to appoint an attorney to prosecute. huvo tltno to perform. Andrews had no comment to of fer, referring Inquiries to Internal llevenue Commissioner Hialr, ' utnimutd the order meant mare Iy "decentralization." KI1IT I ELECTROCUTED i:. i;. i.i;wis ii;ai. Word was received here today of tlie death at Cashmere. Wash., of E. II. Lewis, son of 11. I'. I.cwta. Ills Itemaliis will be brought to l.a Urnnde. I'linernl arratigi inenls hive not lieeii made. KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (By the Associated Press) Henry Stiles, 32, w Instantly killed yesterday on a pllo driver In Lake Kwauna. Stiles lost his balance and braced himself against the iron runway ot the pile driver. At that Instant a brisk wind swayed an U.OOO-volt power wire ngalnst the runway. Stiles dropped Into the water, dead. lie leaves a widow and three smull children. The decensed lived here .IOIIX SALT .1. .lcCI,I'.I.I.A. DIES LAKE (AP). John .1. 'h;nmk toi iim;v on. POIt'l LANII. Ore. (AI-) Tic I lweni-scteiitli annual Oregon! Tenuis Clianipliiiilili tournament and opciMil liei-e tuila with a.MI en- mosl of McCleilan, 61, organist In the his lire. Pref s and Will 1 ,ewls, . Morntan lauernacie item iu. i brothers his widow, two children, just 2n years, died at his home a fat her and siep-mollier survive Sunday afternoon following a par 1,1,,, nlytle stroke. Bryan's Death Big Blow To Democratic Element The Ar ami ltab Sh'tp, owned by Mrs.dolph ewlin. has been moved ( rom I he Soimner Hotel lnil'ling on l-pot -street to the room in the West .larobson build ing on Admus avenue, wIm iv Hie S-veral thouiud dollars dam age was done to the slock of The 'logffery hite ,v.at irday nlflit by a lire caused by the cureless I hrow ing n rlgarettt; into a box of cam as glov es. The (ire had been burning '"" f'ine time and the interior of the hture as tn a b'aze before the I'lanu was turned In. The ftp ':ts discovered a few llllnule be I "if midnight and wits well nn ier control in a short time. The damage was confined large Iy to the stock, most of which Vows Itcnortcd Main. Console) tilde damage n-sulte.l from the storms h-re of Satur day and Siinuay. A grain field, about one mjic east of I stand City, belonging to l.ec hnilth, w.s tii (;r;tnde Klectra: company was hit by lightning yesterday aflei - form(rly local ed. noon ut about lii'il o'clock and w arrnngemenis nn' being caught lire. The fire was du- made within th" store, which is covered be hue It had made much much larger than the one tonnerl headway, however, and was uinc-. occupied. y extinguished by Mr. Sunlh anil . lus brother. The grain hud be. n and was In shocks und jn-it 11. JirOUlCI S .10VC ie shock was burned. Tlie report also reached 1. 1 f.rande that six cows were kill- 1 j by lightning at Pumpkin llide, I w hen ttn y were crowded togeth jer under a tree to keep out :f the jttonn and the tree whs struck. I'l hiH has not been vet ltted. bou - ' ever. its soured by water, and t" the fntnishings of "the sto'-e. The loss I M v as covered bv lnu ranee. I leporm it t i si ate that t -4i vster.'av afieruoon iriiof the heaviest ratns experience I arranged with a background of ktr, n turned in from box 4ijtl.er- this year. I Orande and grv tor a car belonging to E. Hap- valley points wett, drencin-U ea.- This store wu. formerly located P"itt wmcb baa caujUl Uv wliY it ve0mf. . 'atu; Aatvaue. Into Corner Store AMi llro'heis, (Itiihi'ih. are now in ilnlr low location on the cor ner of Klin street and Adunis ave nue. u the room formerly or cupe d bv the Vwliu I n ug coiti- i p.iny HIT HY ItAI.V. received here tod;iy I'nion was hit tiy T!te rooms tin vr lift-n com- plelch p-modHcd ti nd refill is lied. land new fixture have been install ed. The diHpLiy windows hnve te n rebuilt and are n tt rac i ve v A Page 0 Universal Appeal 'I be CliK-iricd page of The b-M,rt).- tUv Hunt Ads fx the t IK il Inter'-!- compel ling pHM of the paiM-r iwh liny. It of rc nr ni b t. new inlcre-l I but Is iMcr ltr tlc. The itl Ad- need no big dis play fH- lo at - mirntloii fiiiKllei- llicir er nalutP iIihw n'lider- unlcr-all. 'Ibis, pin- imii-iuil bm ci-l. make a Waul Ad tlM (dent -vhiilo'i for tlie nitcrtl-bt pifdibni of (be Indblual or mi tall hu-l-m-. firm. "Olirvrr Advert l-lng A Mcnrliandlslnjc Scrvhx: lui iuh the ente, lalumeiil. I in last initial ion was hltiged at I 'm Ion und the local members ev pert to ret urn the fa voih which they extended to I belli then. A drill team is in readniesti, re. freshmetitH will In ser.d after miliallou and Hpe.iat witrk will be provided hy the district mau tiger and the drill team. All uppl:r:in1s who hnve not been tiiiUotefl and any who tut - HOI et t Ived theii eeitllieiil- H it re in nested to be pi esellt at M o'llocl; 'i'i,.sdiiy evening at tin K.-igle'H Hall. trie town, Including U I froiii mil of ! Legion and Auxiliary To Meet in City Park ii;mpsi.y wants uii.ls I, OS AMil'ili.S (AP) .lack Deiup-ey siil doun lutrtl lialay on lTmd I'll.-lmiiioiiH' roponal for nil liuinedtalc rtunhiK I ajs'is for a bout between the cbanipioii and 1 1 in t (.it'll mt Scplcmbcr. when be niMiocmtil that Ihe one fit: lit be twin lid wn- with Hurry Will-, ami that ir would do notblng In an oliii'r direction until he licars from Ihe Nw Vu'k coniinlihloii on the ills matter. (llv Cliinb - P. Sii wnrt) W AM 1 1 Nll'H IN ( N KA -Mpeclal ) The eflecfof Hryan's death on H.nnicralic politics is the source of much conjecture in Washing ton. Coming j"' l 11 ,i,,H' wlf'n ueslions tn wluca li- was mipn im ly interetted were uppermost In have been the Important political Isstn perhaps a predominant one. Can his place be taken? At flist thoughts political Washing ton seeenis to doubt It. The Democratic element which he represented possibly was un able to name candidates but nl wivs was able to veto others. No (,iei i ( i; i m.s tii:. PAItIS (AP) Alliens dl-patcli 1 ' lisliiy sas Hint Ihe iii'k limi' The reguhtr meeting of the rnt two regiment to the (ircik Aineri. an le gion and hi-lb s an- Imlgariiin mm! in- and I- driirtlug tuat y w ill be held at Itlversbb- nn iilUmtiliim l the HtilgKrhm park Wedm-hday evening. Auguil KoeiiiiiHnl nml cpotM lo enil :,fh. A titcnlc supl'"' ,i:;t'' (in-r Ihhw inlo Holuarla If tin OVI"' k Will precede Hie business lilt llllilt Hill I'l'Jcctcd. Itn-etitig. The ladies wi'l pteparej A K'lpper tfir ami for sny ' in n'tell llliiee. nuxlMitry n ill w bit h v 111 I their own paiterti uic.ietor leglnnuiiire The M-gion ami f iirn'sti the drse-;, Wateruiebtll. Of Ihe national mind, the first giiens ,((urm could b adopted without ,s tint the cliininatloii ot sum an intlucntial peisoiiallty will count ; mitlerially. Tin; comnionetV passing was so, unexpected thiil political judgment) us lo Its HbiiiHiciiniie is not Imme diately very mrutiili'ly mcasurnble, but Hint it iilieis Hie iM'tuocratic. outlook deepiely in tho consenusj ot Washington opinion. i Never tlble l ob'itln llilieh for i himself beyond nmn-roim party in-; durKcutctits, 1 1 ih iathi- nce bus I n1 poleiit ih deriding others rale, With Us removal how will these Others' ftltUreH Shape I )CUlHeVcK This query lu one publicans ur putting to liieinsi Ives and one an other with an tnteiiHiiy of Interest which speaks lor the respect they tett lor the veteran's power. 1'u tidu lo nt iHmii wts not litem tinte d under th.it nitme ut the lat Itemoc rntic convention, but H p. r meated the whole utlalr in reality an dal Hie in vl convention would dett-d especially for t his ph ir AW memb'TH ami ther fu mill ar1 Invited. The holiness meuttn WU Jt11- bvvu latutabiv. IVMllS (AP) IH-palie- n tttat Hie I. reck Boxr-riinieiii ba- ili' I. ..I .....il, ..i r.a.i It.iltrni ln for Hie n.-mlcr n, cnilv of M. J " slid more seriously Mcknhihtn. (irtM-k cllicn of Stan-!,M- n-ckone.l with. In. ..l.a. Itiiluarln. The llnlmirbui inoeen n nun .iw y ..... rw-eiitbiii or tho demand bus nut i " -t fttretuost spokt Biuan liryan's -onsent. If he was not the party's abso lute dictator, an earlier In his ca reer, ot any rate he invariubly could force a compromise. And the sentiment the former Nebrns kun swayed remains, hut will It iora- its cohesion, lacking htm to hold together'.' Polltlcans won der. Their surmise Is that he will ! prove something similar as a loss : to iinidnMicntaltsin as Lu trolhte. j w.is to rogresslvel8in. ! It Is no small compliment to ; nryan'i strength that he was so ! generally rceofcni-eed tin the natloti- al apostle of personal morality's i eliiims lo consideration as u poll j tic:il Issue. Thosi who differed from him, far us poles apart In view, never i theless concede that he did mora thtin any single man to make tt effective. Dramaltc In life, he died ot a dniumtlc moment. Nbuiy may dlspulo h was great Is 1 intellectually, but norm question Mono. liud, h tlwd H would bia tfruutnvu gt yursonulliy.