La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY. ratuV tettpnttt CITY EDITIO N THE WEATHER PORTLAND (AP) Ore gon; Unsettled, probably shower tonight and Sunday. ThundtTstnrnus in the moun tains. VOLUME XXIII. LA GRANDE, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1925. MKMBBR AHHOCUTEll PREHS MK.MUBR A8HOC1A.TBI) P 11 ESS NUMBER 272 UtPAH 1UjQJTTournament MAINTAINS D.W.TflAGKS I i Work of the Safeyt De partment Is Very Important BIG PROJECT NOW BEING COMPLETED Union Pacific Leads the World in Safety Work; Second Division Makes Exceptional Record. IMilor's Note This Is (be tenth of series of weekly dories lom-hlng iijwm the Indus tr'nl, Agricultural and commer cial rcMiinirs of l.u Grnnde. Inioii mid U'nllnuii counties now licing publls'iied in the Ob server. The regular operation of trains to and from terminals is dependent very largely upon the maintenance of way department which keeps the trucks, bridges, building, sig nals and other parts of the ns tem in such shape that the time scheduled may be met. The maintenance department of the second division of the Oregon Washington Hailroad and Naviga tiun company, from Huntington to X 'nuii ilia is in charge of I.. V. Chattswe, division engineer who has his home office In l-n Grande. The department Is in turn sub divided into several divisions. IJ. J.aikm Is 11. and U, supervisor in (Continued 011 1'agfa five.) ATHLETICIXUB WILL HOLD SHOOT AT TRAP GROUNDS The l'nion Paeifc Athletic club will bohl a Irapshoot at the Wing. Kin and l'!cotloot club tiapg.-ouul near I .one Tree tomorrow. The shooting contests will he open lo anyone who cares to enter. Tar gels, shells and otl.er etilptnei.t inny be obtained at the grounds at the regular reduced club rate. The shoot will start at 1 o'clock. FLOWER SHI 10 BE SOON niorn'ng and the case- was placed " " in tin.' hands of the Jury about ' With the annual flower show to 0.cfocU y.terday afternoon. Th lie given .imier the auspices uf lrv ,j,.n.eruted about a half -m the La (irande Neighborhood club )onr ,M.foro jrtRing in the ver n)y week and a half awj.y (,j(,t ()f )n Kumy Homy H,-ss the cnmniil.ee In charge is work- tliV auoi ney for the defen- ing hard making preparations an 1 (J.llt nrraiig.ng a pf:.e list. The show. will be given Wednesday. Septem ber -. in the Klks temple, and 1 :luentioii Council to Mert. people of the entire county arc I Invited to enter f io et . Any flow-f Oi:Kr;rN (MTV. Ore. T.'ie er blooming at any time may be council of religious education will entered and prizes v. Ill be aw ard- hold a meeting at the Atkinson i-d in eaeh class. A brard of memorial park In Huena Visa juilKca, represeiitutiie of tlio en lire county, will he chosen. t'lira "ill call for flowers lo he entered In the city if the cum in, tlee is notified. Til" members or the committee are: Mi lluKh I-;. Urady. chairman: Mrs. A. KliliilK, Mis. A. T. Hill. M'S 10. IHxmi. Mrs. I.ynn Mnhnenkiimp. Mrst II. l:. I'ohuin. Mi's. l. I.. 1 1. ilmes. Mrs. C. IO. Ilapperselt. Mrs. J. Ii. Lynch. Mrs. C. It. Mrs. 1'. II. Kcranlon and Mrs- I' ll. Kherhurd. The diaplaya will be open to Hie public in the afternoon 'J evenine free of chtHCe. A sp rial proifiam will ho Riven in the cieninK. Shortage of Gravel Compels Cancellation Of Did Advertising The alerlising for sin furinir nf the I'ijile er-ek-Krnlcmn er--el; S'-ction nf I he Hnkei -) ernileep.n hmbway in lbik-r epiiuiy. tu (iii-l one.iiHtr itilb's In hnsth. b" been cnneelvl n iietounl fit 'llffl en My in seen nnc K'ii vel pit. Ill e;iw gi;tvel run be Obtiiine'l In tint- T'mj .i"b " be re-ml-.er. tif-til iH the me"ting of tile hlirh- n eeiiHUtsHion S plumber I HbN ere tn vavo been reee e.( n th's BTtion at the cunmiifealon meeting August -T. At U n io n Large Crowd Assembled to See the Beginning Sets; Tournament Un der Way with Singles Being Played. , Tho first Kastern Oregon tenuis I tournament ever hold opened to i ay ut the l'nion tennis courts with the playing of the single. ! A large crowd assembled for the opening games, with eniries pres-' ent from Buker, Wallowa. iMilton- Kree water, I'cndletun, L'nion and : I La Grunde. t ' Tho tournament will last today and tomorrow, the doubles be in, 7 scheduled for tomorrow, I New Logging Machinery for Operations in Ladd Canyon Received by Lumber Company of Unusual Design. The Menefee Lumber company has received ( hli're gasoline don key engine at Lone Tree to be ttf d in the loculng operations now hefuT con duct 'Ml by the company in Ladd Canyon, Tlu' machine is of special doi sbrn with a number of unusual features. It wps constructed by a concern In Kent tie, to rulfitl the requirements of the Menefee oper ations which make necesnry a nmHih-e cep-thle or doing work on steep hillsides. The donkey wns made according to plans furnish ed by engineers of the Menefee Company and Is unlike anything else ever employed in this part of the country in logging work. Powered by gasoline it will take the place of the regular steam don key and will thus maierially dim in. sh the fire hazard. The machine is now on the side track at Lone Tree where 11 is the object of u good deal of interest It will be at Lone Tree until to morrow noun when il will be tak en up Ladd Canyon. B Dec Rogers Jury Brings in Verdict Of Not Guilty Dee I ; nirers, colored, was ae- niiiil'd yestenlay or the charges of driv iug an automobile while mJoxualed, by the justice court jtiiy. The trial started yesterday addition, Oregon City, next Sun day. The Price He Pays When n b ti I n e s ninii wih Id buy ivl I'l'lllJ' I'l'V for hN biivlncKS, be Imi'I htlci-eted merely in tlte irJc per Im b or iter line, per IcttiT in Hr tiny be I Intere-ted in what that price In iv" for lif in In miiiitMr of ifsdcrs. in I be IntereM wild which hi incilliiin K n ml. timl in tin citciiiutiiiitf" tin der u bicli be HX-tne; hl- pnbtii K. If he merely wi-he to bK inline In print. In-ieMil r (lubig (in-(nictie nter-li-'ng, luillirnlly lite cbedp t"t thing will do. Fort ii ii.'itcl I be flNTM-r, In !' pln or 1 a - t r I e d offers IkhIi Ibe e-( rM'nte mid I be Im-1 pilbllclt y he inn but In I Im I a ramie iir rilory. "Observer AdiertWiig A Me nit auditing beo ioe," IE ft GAS DUE! ROY GARDNER u n i i u ii iu Louis Sonney Rounded Up Bandit, Single , .. . Handed HAS TRAVELLED 140,00 MILES BY CAR All Kinds of Roads En countered in Trip into 26 States: Praises Ore gon's Highways. Isolds R Ponney, eviptor of Hoy uurujirr, iiMuniuiiH u Mi ill w. nveu in I a Ornndo t his morning after an automobile journey of j-ln.oon mits which took him through 2ft states. Rnnnoy, who effected 1 he daring- capture on June 1(1. 121, after offic'nls had combed b large territory in seiirch. is appearing in person ut the Sherry theater. i is a man of "sunny" disposition, il friend of the outlaw, but one whom outlaws fear and respect. In the Inst three yearn, Ronney, whose homo Is in Cent m Ha, Wash., has driven over nil kinds of ronds. He praised Oregon's highway highly und said there were none better in all his travels. "A stretch of road from Flag staff. Ariz., into I'tnh was the worst that I have ever driven over," lie wild. 'Mn some places I h'td to nay M a gallon for gasoline, but I tvas certainly clad io - got It own at that price." 1 liwl IjOimN 'Irnver.scd, Ronney drives a sedan, purchaser) In ll2. and on the irduous trip bo had had only Incidental repairs in the last three years. He has trav eled overall kinds of roads moun tains, ilales and desert in all 4 t rentes of Climate. He. bucked the Had li nds of the Dakota when they were almost impassible. He has slipped through the south snows. He has forded hub-deep mud roads In the middle-west. He has braved t he raging tempera tures of the desert In the hummer lime. Fact is that be has braved about all the conditions that u transcontinental traveler has to ex perience. One trip took hhn to t'hlhuahua, .Mexico. Cithern gave up the trip but his car did not taltur. It took. (Continued on lsg rive.) Miss Jones Shows Championship Form As Trout Fisherman A party of li Claude people In which wen Mr. and Mrs. K I l-'ord. Miss Kdna Jones an -I Frank Ware of La Orande and Frank IHoem of ( 'ovp returned yesterday from a 1 ''-day 1 rip to the Minam river. The trip win made across co intry on horseback wit h pack horses carrying sup plies. Miss Joins i might the largest fish, a lia-inch trout. Indians Intr'iig an Imhi-trinl MMtw-nllon m huebc-nf. I tali. Iiidlaii m-i tbeiiiNt lie- iiim-h a f!nHt und jtaiaded around wltlt Aniei-itnn rbiT fling np-idiwhrnn. Am the luieritil Dag I.h a !:nul or dl--trr, it was burned Ibe Indians (cmiK thlh iiu-bih of i-t minding tlM whiten uf the tribes' cuuuomic kUUiu. XUoy waul luiiU, but the Mldtu liiau him Ittkcu all tho lajid Dct Ellingsen Case Turned Over to Jury Defense Case Has Been Based Largely on the ' Plea of Temporary In sanity. SAN KP.ANCISO. (My tin- Asn cHted Press). The jury in the trial of lorothy KlIiiiKson. ronfes aed murderer, retired al t'n o' clock today to deliberate on the verdict. Tho defense ' biiaed its case ttl fi'miliniied on ltr Five.) WRONG If! ! , SHOTJN FIGHT JdltOr Kills By-Stander When Knocked Down in Rvavl in a Las Veg as Hotel. Cnr Mi(tr', A liutiti'TMi" "Ht'r finl s'irni font'T of Ni'W Mt-xirn politics, shot nml irsttintly Itlllnl John TV LiiBSnttor. n st-'ln ptiinlnya In "'" "y ' fight with former District Judge 1. .1. Leahy, his political enemy. He rtrev a revolver and fired sudden ly, Lassatter was a hystandei.1 Magee fired two shots after . lie had been knocked to the ftoor by I.eahy. the first shot striking I.as sater and the sTond shot wound ing I.eahy in the arm . Leahy was the district pide who, tried Mttgee in two cases, both of which gained rtnltonul (Mihlictfy Leahy walked into tin- hotel,! witnesses pf the shooting said, and immediately app-oached Ma gee and began pummeling him. Mairee was taken into rnstody by Sheriff Lorenzo Delgado of Han Miguel county but no charge had been filed atniinst him early Friday night. Old roil Hi a I 5-etm The nolitieut feud between for- mer Jndiro. Lenhy and Ma gee, rea- ched its crux in July. HilIS, when a jury In Leahy court convleted litor of crimin- the Albuquerque al libel In connect ion w It h publi cation of edlinrials atbteklmr for mer Chief Jm-tiee J. W. Parker of the state supreme court. Ma gee was sentenced to prison by Leahy, but was pardoned by the lh"il gov ernor. Janus F. Hlnkle, before he commenced his prison term. Been use he criticized In oth chanres in eonneeiion with t; tn;.l l'ilf. were pending .liidtn T.ohv h:iilc.l Mneei. Inlr. h t.., ut on i 'iiarires of contempt in! July. 1 9'J 1. and s"niened hint to ! three months' imprisonment and the Albuquerque editor served a day and i night in jail before (Inventor Hinkie again granted him pa rdou. In the contempt case, the en mity between Leahy and Mage reached its height when Magee Heriii-i t d in l ep.y to 1 he jllilge's query about his defense that "this is no court." Leahy then pronoun ced his a -ntenei., branding Magee with a number ot derogatory termn. Advertise T heir 7 i? TEXT BOOKS FOR STATE Changes in Texts Com paratively Tew . in Number. SCHOOL COMMISSION MAKES SELECTIONS 1 Varying: Price Advances Noted in Nearly All Awards Made by Text H.M.KM. nn. Wlien the patron? of the public schools of the st.ite purchase textbookg for tlte 1J12S 26 term they will find that the prices have advancer) on the aver Hfte of between 10 und 60 per cent over those demanded when the texihnri were adopted previously in lfilfl. This whs indicated here when I 'c state textbook commission, alter two davH session, tabulated the fKrn Bl)mittnd lor textbooks for hotl, the two ii nil fonr-veiir ncr od and compared them wtlh the prices offered at the. time of adoption five years ago. The tabulations, comparatively, showed tlv.it In 119, book 4 of the progressive music series, a RMver xv:,vt-,. ptEX1 bid on thu tiook received today was " Sixdlcr Also XrivAiitTH. Hook a. of I be .N ew World spell er, by I he World Hook company, was purchased at 3ii cents In 1013, while todav the publishers de- nianded and received the contract fur furnishing this hook at f2 cenls. Varying price advances were noted in practically awards made au 01 i. no .ouier. by the commission j here, when compared with the uontrncla entered Into in IHIil. few Instances books were modified snorier courses or air oiimt reasons, there were slight reduc tions in the hius wnen compare. i with Jhose received at the time of the previous textbook adoptions. It was announced at the nt-ate (Continued on I'nire Fir.J XTRA LOS ANC.KLKS. (AIM one ban - dit was killed, ohm policeman i hesitate lo rrusiraie inrciuiy. u nrc bebeved living ond a s-ond or-jesary. any attempt to restrict tho fleer a second bandit and a pars-1 fi navigation of American ships. erby wen- less H-rlo-s'y Infured In j The writer supposes. In the light a pistol battle following the hold-jr this and other Weightier facis np of the Ilellniau Itranch Hank, j that the Cnlted States would ap here today. Two bandits ea-ap-d. , prove a similar line of conduct by F.ii-en thousand d-di . is taken by i the British and Japan. Be In Caa the men wa reeove,ed. A bH!,.iill"'w waters, should the necessity giving his m as John Smith j arise. . wits capture. 1. The d"!'d hiindii mi Identified aa John I'ninla of Clileauo. It. K. Smith, pillceuiuil. Ik helteved fnlnlly wouniled . Distress 1 Investigation Committee Is Named Today Jail Break to Be Probed Ey Special Commission Will Make Recom mendations for a New Prison. MAHHHKIKLI. ( Hy tho Assoc! nted Press). Governor IMerce this morning announced -that latr today he would Appoint John Thompson, Crater Luke, forest re, serve chief, Jeffbrson" Myers, for mer s'ate treasurer and Adjutant General White of the Oregon Nat ional Guard, a commission of three to InvestiKate tho recent Salem "T.Shat , ,.h the commission to make reconunenda- r 2:" wh!ch UDEHURTi It:; KONG nd if he was nervous or perturbed he failed to show it. Chinese Boycott Para-j Detectives sought without success to get, him to reveal lyzes Commerce and the the whereabouts of Kelley and Willos, the two other con Losses Run into Im-'victs who figured with him in the jail-break in which two mense Sums; British guards were killed. Stirred. I "Willos saved my life when the guard was getting ; .lesdy to shoot me," said Murray. "I'd be the lowest kind London ai' The naraiyaia of a rat like the skunk that turned me in if I told on r.::!,"1- "'is ihousand pounds sterling, duo to Chinese against Hrltlsh and. Jap- nuepo Shipping yontlnuen ty agitate; (he preas and engr oss tne uttennon 01 i or loreiKN 01 1 n;. uwu t'hamlierlaln. the Hritlsh forotgn secretary, has Interrupted hk va cation and returned to london to ,i,.nI wnh the situation. Tho Time aay th.U "the front rv of the lied irovernment In cjanton Is hardly to bo borne." Jt UH8umed thai consultations are In progress nmong London, Washlnirion and Tokto governments where thoi,infl lhal llo countering mefLsuren to comply -n it ii l list the Canton irovernment will be taken without agreement. Washington lny IVot Objec t. The Dally Telegraph's diplomatic, writer assumes that Washington would not likely raise substantial objections t any naval nieuwuro Oieat llritaiu nd Japan might be constrained to take. Hn bases Ills belief partly upon the struggle for the mastery between Oeti'-ral LI and General Chi at Hhanghal a few mouths ago, when the defending commander sought lo restrict the freedom of foreign vessels in tho estuary and an American naval 1 commander declared he would not imti;ATioN n it i-,.ms. SAI,KM, Ore. Mepibers of I he Mate ii i -t gut ion tun-unties cum mis sion, wtlh the exception 'f Ith i iJlper, state engineer, return'-1 leie after inpe:iing n nuiiiner oi In igntbm piojects in cent ml Ore gnn. I t i over nor I'leree ex pi enm-u tut; opinion Unit some of the dlstrle'i wi'ie in a hn rd way, and there whh not one ehn nee in ten that i hey w on Id t-oinplt te their devel opment uri'l return lo the slate any iiiHterm! part of (he money thai Ims le-en iidvuiured Tor the payment ot interest and other claims. A few of the districts piobtibly will be uble to met1)ieir obligsttlons. the governor said. IliMiiUrii In her l ined R'i'lll MeMINNVILI.i;. lire. lljalma Nvntrom of I'orthuid. who worklnn al Hi" Kiinnlnit form near llallalon, waa fined 200 here Ihln week for driving while lllloxleat- iiHpoil.i- e and possess-on and t thin of whisky. lie was odge iln .itiif tinlil linyllsH Katining pu- it he fine. Ull, HI It VII l,l l.-i IM SHI I S I W M ,111 ' It. -Wash. - Harvesl is jit'iir Ms close In Mils ret'lnn. oh jert Hlielfe's, w ho n.rfiis l'!"(t JfieceM. OXpei'tH to fflirth lodiiy. IM I hi imI huri produced an it vera ge of j Hi bllMhelH iitl IH'te. 1 Men In t he t hri Hldng rrrw ot I Wllltain Klllol. north of A'mirt, j nit y - that (he dnis in his ucieagi "jb'bb'd 3'1 i tshels an aer-; Janu s ; Tut n. 1 T btlKheU; llol-i t Itahr reports I" busbeh Ulld Iohm t I'lcnly is iiushe's. A s'lgld spttn- kle of rain In the Hherman ng. j bin w ill deiuy harvent thero leil It la xpetUd to finish thl week. RINGLEADER OF GANG, I J II 51 1 IHi'l 11:1, RACK IU PERU ElliY Murray, captured in Centralia, Washington, shortly After Midnight Without. Any Resistance, Now on Way to Penitentiary at Salem Under Guard, Refuses to Reveal Hiding Place of Kelley and Willos; Gov. Pierce Makes Haste to Refuse Ex ecutive Clemency. SALEM, Ore. (By Associated Press), Tom Mur ray arrived at the slate prison at 1:12 P. M. . POUTLAND, Ore. (By Associated Press). Bravado to the last, Tom Murray, escaped convict, arrived here today under heavy guard. After being questioned at the polico station he was continued on . A large crowd met the train on which Murray arrived. He greeted the crowd with a grin, posed for photographs. i em-" thr them in ana tell ud' whure "ri0nVQ mv mnlliAi- nnf nf 1LU " .. . . j no uu iuninvori w nn civtms "WILL HANG," SAYS GOVERNOR. -MARSHHELD. Ore. (By tho Associated Press) .When shown press dispatches tellinjr of Murray's capture, Gov ernor Pierce said, "Thank God, I am so glad to hear the news, for since I took tho governor's chair nothing has kept me awake nights until this jail break. Murray need not exjyect executive clemency for he will hang." CENTHAMA. Wnahlntfmi. (By "mo UcpuHi-s surrounded the ho. th Amoclateil IVin). Tom Mur- t''1- ray, leader ol the threw ronvtels CTnrnnn then told Mrmy overy who hnt. their wiiy out or the thliiK waa ready for the holdup. Orccon IVnltemliiiy a week nio A" ""'V cuine down i:tnlrs. tho loat Wedmwday. la today ImlliK tilk-'ll"folnun Krahbed Murray whllo en hmk to Halem under he.iv j 1 1- other orrlters closed In. guard, rollowinir hill rapture laat '"rl"' i'K'a P. I'm Murray." nlKht. Ifaid tlio pi-hioner with a amllo. lllK arreat na .icompllslied Hit. ' ' raon Bald Murray told him that nut the aliootlnit which he had Wllloa and Kelley had been hid warned would occur It office 'n While Silmon alnre their tried lo ciohs him In hl Kelnway. l''"h ' Portland Monday nlKht. I'lillllp fnraon. I'ortl ind niech-' Yc.-terday afternoon they decided utile, wan renpnnalliln for Murniva ' Bl1'"' Kelley and Willoa to rf enpture hy tin- lo.nl police, de- m"'" 'n hc'.init there and Murray to nulv aherlffa and Muvor lleoru-c iturnep Accordinif to tin- nrrleera Oiraon) Ktild ho aecomiiitiled Murray here from Vuncnuv V.-iH)itjiKlon. where he met th riillroiK! yfirdu. futrltlvu In the I f'nrson vnlntiteerefl to h'-lp Mr- rny escape from the eountry mid , took him to a hotel. 1,eiivlng Mur ray there, Ciirsnii notified ii pol U'emnn whom nernnip;inied him to the hotel where the three nhide plans for holding np some store. f.'itinon then left, saving he was tjoinir to hire a taxi lie summoned ' Mayor Ihirner us chuulfeur. Meun- ,M Few Changes Made In President's Cabinet ' diaries p. Stewart) WAMIIIM'.Tll.N (NK.X Hpeehil) - When l'rejlielll Coolldlle KIIC i led himself last March every body lhOne,lit I'' WIIN KOllUf to make bin offlelal family all over, to uu hi wn men ot wnnt a cabinet ouitht lo be. 1'p to that time he avowedly ha-11 n runnlnK HiImbh. ..h nearly u he could. Ibe. w" l-reai.iem mii.u.mr .mm, e... "''Tn- I " ,,w" 1 1 i'. r..- fjeucy, ncwever, u. K'-nrnuiv Hiin laken for grunted he'd want nd- visors chosen by hliuseir. I hen lliuconi Hlemp retired In Kverett ;"OdeI.: fiivor, (is presidential I'I'i- I ate s-'i-retarv. ami 11 was mistimed ; the Hhakeiip had begun. ' Vet a (f'lnee down 111" list of -a bluet, members shows thus tar not u 'mile idiaitgc the prctddi tit could hn Hvol'b-il making. He didn't ward to retire Attorney Gen eral Hatigherty or Kicrelnry of the N-ivv Henbv. I heir resttcnatlon wre forci'd c they were fm blm as much as on the Uii of llclaU thetUHt U public opinion. by pnt-sute of Hectetary of Agriculture Wal lace died. Bccrctury of titutc his way to Salem by motor. want you to tUm they are," detectives told him. oh a' a u . Annant- ... ' " " v ''l "Vm or cups, simppea jyiUTfiy. """" Murray iiuMca.i, turned to Vancouver. ItlNOfJCN, Waflh. (ily the As sociated Prai) Kelley nnd Wil los, escaped eolivletf. tfe believed bended toward Yoklnm from hero eerly todfty, followlnir the robbery of h local store and th theft ot an automobile. The (;. o. Iewis store wnti tho place robbed, t ho bur-rlars took $1S In pish and a qunni Ity of cookies. Imnannw und tobacco, elg urettes and shoes. Kherlff Gordon said the burglera (Continued on Page Klvw ) lliiKhea null, much nRiilnal tho eh'ef exeeullve'fl tvlHhes. to maku Home money prncllclnif low. The other nix deiuirtmenl heada are tho nne.x I'renident llardiiiK picked orialnally. Secretary M'-llon, for on". 1 nb solnte bo.'s of the treasury. Hn asks nuhndy's advice. He dictate and his dictation gratefully re. I ndved. Irsldeni foolldtfe's id- icninces on money mum-m much ll'lliureu in ItnaiUMllI Circle. ; tiion'tt their autlutr, bo gos.pj Hay. Nihndy tells tferetnry I!'ive anvthlttg iibouf the eonuneree de paitmeid. He tolls others. V r tnstuuee, in Ihe midst of all that, talk about the president's "ti m policy" In the row hot ween the foal operators ind miners, this bit or information leaked out In real ity (tie I'reaMent had no such thing an a "coal policy" he didn't knew wh it he l HO tn tne event oi u strike he'd do whatever Hoover lold hhn to do. "More business n ffnvcrnmeiH aim ies goverimiem m busliK'Ss" 1b or iioovurcsnuo origin. too.