La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 27, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY CITY THE WEATHER PORTLAND (AP) Or gun: Cloudy tonlKht and Frl duy. Cooler in tne emit. EDITION! VOLUME XXIII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PREH8 LA GRANDE. OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925. MEMBER ABHOC1A.TRD PKESB NUMBER 276 JET BID EWER PROJ ON ECT CONSIDER FIVE BIDS Seven Offers for Sewage Disposal iJlant Work Are Opened TWO REJECTED BY CITY COMMISSION Special Meeting at One O'clock This Afternoon Called for Awarding Contracts. Shortly after 1 o'clock to day the city commissioners, in special session, awarded contracts as follows for the construction of a new sewage disposal plant: Item 1. Ilnrdenbower Dros., of Caldwell. Considera tion $68,599.51. Item 2. City manager in structed to buy Door clarifler for $10,489. Hardenbower Bios, given contract for in stalling same. Consideration $1,300. Item 3. Clyde R. Reitz. Consideration $15,387. The toti'. cost uf the plant, affording to figures given this afternoon, will be $95, 775.51, phi3 the engineering charges. ' ' I'lvr individuals and firms lnt night entered bt-'s to the civ for the proposed work on the new sewage disposal punr Whirl In tlx I, a Ornnde will construct near future. Tho bids, rn- iti units, no inhered sevn, end f'vo v.-.'m retained for Inves tigation a nd consider;-lion. Hi. Is enfered by James K. Hrond on (tni :?, amount ?4l,4im, and by A. K. VVlelnnd on item 1, amount $7-.t'Mt. 1 ;. were rejected and a motion wits piissed to return Wie land and Ib-ond's checks and re- I. E. CLARK TO 1155 MEN The M'-n's I' orum of t he Met "i ndirtt r!iiic'' announces that At torney A. K. Clark, one of tin ftiri'iiiot taw y-'t -'trators of I'oi-t-hind. will sp"ak to the men or I, ;t Ctiandc at the frtrum parlors Sunday morning at Hi o'clock. An 'spcriiil Invitation has been extended to the i'resbyterian Hi otherttnod by the officers of t he Kornm. Mr. Clark is generally recog ivzcd as an exefpl :onal orator and it is anticipated Unit a large t 'lerln-' of r.itn v ill be out lo hear him. The lecture will be over in lime for all thoi ateend Ing to reach their own ch jrch- s by 1 1 a. in. if they so desire. Complete Arrangements For Boys, Girls Picnic 'Coi ie. p.ring us many of your friends ond reittives as yon can anri a htsk'-t lunch.' are the tn Mnictiuns issued in the Invitations for the annual boys' and girls' cluh picnic to b Held at the 1'nion Kx pertment station a week from to morrow. Games, stock judging ron tents and o'her forms of armiH-'mcnt will be on the program for the day. H. G. Sv'-r;. . county ngriculiurist. and Itobert Wit h'cotnbe. superint nd t nt f the experiment station, will be In charge. A special invltniton has linn is sued liming boys and girl to bring their faih-rs and moihArs. lleft-ning acatn to the Invitation. It carries the line,, "ire cream will be srrxed." r-stivities an scheduled to start at ii o'clock in the morning. Mysterious Woman Sent To Asyl Authorities Find "Mrs. James Orr" Mentally Unbalanced and Take , Her to Pendleton. The "mystery woman" whoso name, address and history remain unknown to the local authorities was adjudged insane late yesierduy and taken to the state hospital ut Pendleton for treatment, last night. H-r name is thought to be Mrs. Jmut's Orr but her stories conllict lo such un extent that no positive cheek of her identification cun be Jim tie. m Mrs. Orr was taken into custody on Tuesday be the Hherlff on com plaint of residents of the north side of the city wuere the woman liad calmly made herself at home In a housu to whose occupants she was absolutely unknown. How Mrs. Orr arrived in ),a Grande has not been learned. She carried a bug with a tew personal belongings and a box containing toilet articles nothing eist. It seems likely that she was picked up by passing motortris at some other point and dropped off huru. 'TOO WARS!, MAN DECLARES; FIVE I DAYS IS PENALTY J The old order changeth. Yea, verily. It used to be that a man admit ted that he wan drunk when i he Judge disked him to plead nullly or not guilty but Albert liailey. about fu, transient, sprung a new one this morning when Judge J. V. Slater asked him In the city court whether he was intoxicated or not. The answer was: .'-Weil, J was A, 111 tie overheated." Which. officer- say, was Just the case, because froiii. various sources, indications were that ho had suc cumbed lo the potence of canned heat. liccausc ho was ""overheated" Bailey was sentenced to five days in Jail. Golfers Invited to Watch Kirkwood Tlay Members" of the ,a Grande golf ing fraternity have been invited to witness an exhibition to be given by Joe Kirkwood. in mm is professional, at he Will hi Walla country club on Sunday, August 3(. A charge will be miide at the gale and after the exhibition vis itors will be allowed to play the ctm se without furl her charge. 'I he exhibition is scheduled to start, ut W o'clock tiunduy morning. Supply of Coil Will Last Until December W A Fill NGTON (My the Associ jited Press.) Government ofi'ieinls. convinced Hint a suspension of of work In the anthracite liehls September 1 is im-vf bible. have turned their attention lo the pos sible effect upon t he nai ion of a prolonged shutdown, and tenhtlive estimates yesterday place the vis ible hard coal supply at a figure sufficient to meet normal demands until December. s roLF.v fa it hi;co i;m:n HOOI PIVKIt. ore. tSpec'a!). Sheriff Ldick has received n telegram from Pittsburg, Kuni., mithoritifs stating that an auto mobile belonzing to G-'Orge W. Thomson, local merchant, stol-n frni Kober? bench here July I" v. as n.eovered there. Itobert .1 a m es and J . H. Ga r r i t y , t w o young men tak-n with the ca , were turned over to federal au thorities. . The car was uninjured. HAIL IIODV OU(.AM,l It POHTI.ANH, (AV) The Paclfh-North-tvcM U c it I on a I Ad l-t) Ikkii'iI of the Aincrican Ibillusv n-MH-hitton was oisan(wd here t day fur lite piiriHe of prontoltiii effh lent in iiniiHtrtaHtiii, nnd to hHnx RlrHit either tMiperalion bf twcT'n the rnilrtmtU ami the ship IMr. Tlic lMiatil. h oriinitictl. coii Kli of VI MifinlHr. iticliiilhig nn cmm'iiHxc commit ii v, n n"H-iiin-HttfH of each f-oiiiiiiotlil) biplM'd ill the northwest ami npn"Miuatiic, of i iiortlnvc-M (H-liii-tt. A. I', s. Stccli general liiHtuigcr of Hie Ap ple Grower' Amh hithm of Ho'nI lli-tcr. wnt elccictl cbalriiian, and 11 want tl. Kingslcy. prohlcnt f the 'ci Cua-it l.iiintMTtncn's aM flaliou, general ice chairman. He Swims Ith'lini-d Ilatlihufron, of Mem phis. r'i-itUy Mwniii Ilie Dar danelles lit the point wheiv I,c ander di owned and Jord llyrou made ivr. farniHis swim. He tu-t-Ginpllshed his during font ami iii-it a high wind and a strong I hie. He is said to la the only pci-soii who climhc-l t.ic tJniiiiii mountain, I'ujiy a ma, atone in winter. David Stoddard, has accepted the niauugei'ship of the Oregon . um ber company of. Halter, accord in jt to word received and confirmed horn today. Mr. Stoddard was for several yearn connected jwlth the Niblcy-Mlmnaugh Lumber coni pany and his afflictions n Isn in clude the Grande Konde Lumber company of I,a Grande. Speaking of the appointment, a Halter newspaper says; "Mr. Stod dard is a young man who hits grown up In the lumber Industry of Kaslern Oregon and his appoint ment as manager of the trcgon Lumber company 1h a deserving compliment to his ability." ALItANV, Ore.. ( liy the Associ ated I'ri'ns ) The discovery of (inanities voleiinlc sind or tish ttn'l f ravments of a human skull which, when put together, gave a semblance of one of the lowst orders oT man, 1ms led J. G. ('raw ford, loeiil geologist, to beth-ve he hits found ii possible buried civili zation on the Calupooia river near here. The s'ind is much finer than water w: sliefi s-tnrl and hns sharp knife -like edgt'S, precluding the possibility thai it w:'s washed up by the river. Tin; skull, found be neath Several feet of volcanic for mation. rcAxfiihled that, of the earliest In habit aril b of this country, placed at rom ten to tw-:nty-iit thousand yems ago. INTOXICATION' IN I.ON ItON" I'An tn.i.ow mi i om; waii LONDON (AP) Convictions for Intoxication in Lngland and Wak for the Inst year show a slight in c reuse over t he preceding 1 1' months. Init ihe p'-i centacre uf iv convictions per I t.miO rf populu- . Hon still represents less thui ha) the pre-w ur aggregate. ) The Increiise In the number ol j convictions is attributed to the grow ing consumption of met hy luted spirits. HAIL MAX VISITS HUM) ItKND, Ore. Howard Klltott. ehairtniin Of the board of directors i of the Nfirthcrn Pacliic ratiroail. I was in H-nd rec.-ntly on hia n;i t Into the interior. He k on i vacutlon motor trip. : iftit while in central Oregon will actinaint himself wilh the terrbors south of p.end to be considered fiy the interst Hit- commerce commis sion at Km meeting to porHund Oc tober 5. , j; ' hopi: hit itv nn. rim: sPOK.Wi;, Wa-b. (I( the A-xuK-iatiil I'ivsh). 'ii Iitilbl-iti-x. on the ii m In ttirti't of HfH'. Idaho, were ilcirojftl by fire of uukiiomi origin lal nlglil. All were frame sintc tiuf. HaiUBtfcn lift e uul been etttimatd. if ' FIND REMAINS fir rim ii iiiii tAHLT MAH) ELIUJ1ILL1 TURNED 01 LOREN CASE Officer Questions Mother ' of El Cerrito Swamp Murder Victim SAN FRANCISCAN SOUGHT BY COPS Authorities Think "Prom inent Business Man" Is Concerned in Gruesome Crime. ! OAKLAND AP Press Time F'n-h) Dr. J. 11 rim I'ciisc, den tist, ami Dr. .1. .1. Moyer. vii'jhmmi. both prominent here, have been detained by the poller for tpics tiontng In connection tvith t'.iu deatli of Mi-h. llosMie Iorcn, part' of whoKe (llHiurnilHred hmly Imve been fouiul la the 111 CerrilQ swninp. SAX FKAXCISCO. (Al Vn-w 'Jiino Flash.) The name of tho "pi-omlnent Kan Francisco business man," souk lit for questioning in cmuiti'doii with the swamp mur. de-r myctory, w-is r'vetilI . today by officials nn Go'tlon iw lie accountnnt. He is married and dies with Ills faniU licic. OAKLAND, CaL.'fny the Asso ciated Pn-ss.)' L'ndr Sheriff Veab, of Contra Costa county, to day announced that he had w.-nnv from Mid. W. T. Ferguson, mother of Mrs. HcHSic Loren, alter four hours of grilling last night, the mime of a "prominent Han Krun clseo tmslnHS man" whom he is NCfklng for rjuestlontng Jn connec tion with the KI (;erritp. suamp (Contlnupd on Pftg Ffvo.) 1 DELEGATES IN BRISK DEBATE M A ItSH l-'IKIJ), Ore,, (l!y Ihe Assnchit'd Pichs ) As 1 he fourth i diiy of the annual convention of the Slale Federation of Labor open ed with delegates expecting the b'H vh for thi ii home within a few hours, a resolution to change the organization's election laws from the referendum precipitated a de- Ibate that apparently has r -suited in a deadlock. , .The resolution talis tor the elec ' Hon of officers directly on the. con vention floor Instead of by Ilie ref jerendum as is the custom at pres ent. ff the deadlock Is bioken find the, resolution adopted, of 1 leers w ill he eiecterl bet'o'e Hit; con"ntion closes. Otherwise, under the pres ent -rule, officers will be elected January first. Acting President C O. Taylor an nounced that every delegate would have a chance to debate Hie gui's tion on the floor. m n ducat ' SAN PItANClSCO. ( AP) Iblt erfat. ftTVjc. hero today. Your Name In Print .Mst of us ate human nod like lo Mf our iiiiiir" in print H-cad4)fi:iIly. Tlic tidd-blfHidcd, hant-bcndcil biislnos man oT la Grande, houctrr. iloen't -.pel id Imm ndwrlMng money foi IIihI piii-pttHC. He wants re,d. biisitics-ltiiibltii(t publicity for eery tNilhtr, so be iloc-u'l spend it at rilndoin -a it html investigating n n il aitat).itu bow many readers, what kind of rem In-, what is Hie irt of rcflt-hlng cbcIi of ibein how lu-lere-Utl 1 1 ley ate hi I be med ium or method employed, an.) other iliiil factots, Wlien lie I tat Hioroiuihly K"e Into thcM- angles- of the prtdt lem lie turns at outf to The (Mnerter It offers all thai haril-bcutletl bii-tiie-s can dc fii'iml. "Observer AtH ertlslng A Mercliandinluic Servlue." BIG AREA Resume of Flying Opera tions of Planes m the North Received THREE MACHINES FLEW 6,01)6 MILES Only One Forced Land ing Necessary During All Flights; MacMillan on way South. WASHINGTON (Hv the Asnc nlril l're ts.) A complete resume of the flying operations of the nnvv ai'Tbmes with the MacMill an arctic exited it Ion was received here today from Lieutenant Com mander Bvrd by radio, in responno to a request from tho National Geographic society. The dispatch shows thai the three planes tlew an aggregate of 6,0H6 miles, and saw an area as large as t lie state of Maine. Only one forced landing wan necessary dur ing all or the flights. , llvrd's report said that moun tain ranges had been found which diu riot appear on charts he had seen. He declared Greenland You Cop pveheB an elevation of at least 10,000 feet. WASHINGTON (By tho Asso- elattu Cress). 'i Ai.icAntiun ai c.ic expuU'.tion has resumed its I sot Jrn ward' vnyage ' after havlurf been weatherbound for several days on the northwestern coast uf Greenland. Ncw s of the expedition's prog ress was contained in a radio dis pute ii which reached the Nat Ion. il Geographic society Wednesday, Trie society made this announce ment: 1 . . , -1 "The' Bowdoln' and Peary, 'Mac Millan A relic, expedition s h I p b Juive left Murchison sound, Green land's ujsternmost nut jur barbot , an. I their refuge for too past few days from bad w.eathor condi tions, and proceeded southward tow ai d the scene of their further explorations in Greenland and Lalnador. t "A message to the National reograp.iie horiety Weuncs.i.ty gives tne ships' timii of leaving Al urchl.soii sound as August z and on August 2ft they anchored at the lout ol Iteil rock, Kitzclai -a arc Island, In Booth sound, be cause of renewed head winds and fog. 'Later both ships left at 8 o'clock for a rendezvous at Ak ta.ini, b it in order to comic i vc, t tiel, I he How tlo.n anchored m tiic lee of Saunders island, while the Pea i y plow ed on through heavy setts, log. snow, and Tu.s d;iy night wus antdiored in ife of Conleiil rocli, five miles (null i'iirker snow po.nl, its liniiiediitt ubjticttve. "'j be I'eary was forced to seek shelter In Lie b e of tulH I ot K becaust' of a blinding snowstorm which pei untied Visibility ol oniy I ) yai ds. "Hr. Walter tf. Koelz, Ichthyof og.st of the expedition, and May ii;ird Owen Williams, cortcspou denl nnd photographer for the N.itional (ieographic 'society. li iinslenei to t he Pent y ftir Hits portion ot the downward dip o I i nit tiit-v niiL'ht vinit t ue f jiin.t'jH b.rd cl.fl at Atkahni, home of t he .M urt es." Governor Has Nothing To Say About Report Sl,i;.r. Ore.. (Hy the Assort-' ated Press.)- - Oovernor Pierce has "nothing to ssty" regarding the re port of the special committee n mi'-d to lnv stipule undttions at tit,. Hti.l.. tw.nit. ntlnru Al;...i hh to ll- l..,l.ir..- of tlf r.J.nrt lnltt,. to him Dy .l..fl.,r- on My.M. on,, of I In- ii..-iIt of tl... co.nmltl.- who h.,1,1 th.- In- i.,.iKt.l..r., f..n.l ..,n.ltl.,u . xisllnx h.. h th. y t iKhl si.o.ll.l I,. - I ' lh,. Ult..nll,.n of lh governor ut once, Governor Pierce , i. " 1 M'1: I have nothing t( sny." Is the report true Ilia! Wanlfii liiilryinpt.- I,;. already suhniH ted l,.s rcsignaiMin?" the govtrnor was """d. ' I htve nothing to s.iy." I.e relt - crated. "Then you do not care lo sy whetber or not I milrymptc has handed in his resignation?" "Tbere Is v -t signal ion here." s.tid the gove ,ir, closing the in- , UT-view. . . Ice Floes Turn MacMillan Back From Polar Expedition 1 , .T TjMrnv A if;- 1 1 "!S1'1vi-.v . "AkSiUijit'- aNt- f S 1 I :1 ' E SALKM. Ore. (Hy the Associat ed Press). The grand jury, con vened to decide what charges will be placed agninst. Kelley Wilton and Murray, convicts, will' piol ably not r port until tomorrow or Sat urday, The jury guards pr , broke for It wits Indicated todity. etnmined four prison sent when the convicts freedom. I SM.KM. (Hy the Associated I Press) ---Might w Itnesses appeared before the Mil rion county grand jury yestcrdiiy in connection with j, killing of J. H. Holman tinl John Huei-ney, guards, during the l,r'H"n break of August 12 Indict- tnents for nnch of the guards Is isUed for Tom Murrnv. Kllsworlh ! Keey iukI James Willos, convicts, y -"''-'. Attorney arson. Wftness'-s were A. M I utlrymple. warden; peter J. White, gourd who held two of Hie convicts at bay; (Jharhs McKinley. guard of post 7; James Nesmli h. 1m ii key who w us b- at en by t he convicts; John navtiTson, ine guaro: woo kiim-o lf.rl ..,.,... jn,,K, ,. , t C()nvl,.,. ,.,. ,. f ,,,, ,.,, .., .; ,-. ,.,, , uhf, ,,. , N,. J,.ra ,,. rnv(., ,., , y. uni ,.rl, M,1M, ,, )n,. .-o.m.lH of II u.l , gijnrds. , (Inly sufftrii-nt uttness-s to brtntr ',,. iM.ctment ar- being sob- (l(l.r,il(., nod an error! is being ,,,,. , hlivi. tl,,. jry In line to report Prlduy nflernoon. ( hrause of the full doek.-t fo 'the Iepii'iiibr term of fnurt In I. Inn county, it ' probab'e that the trial of the convicts wilt not bt scheduled before the October tei m of court here. Judge Percy H K--I- y preHldes fiver the criminal ! partmenis of both Linn arid Mur - loa county courts. 6 LISTENS TO " EV DENG J 3 s Vp per The Itowdoin, fla'shlp of the Mm'MUIaii 1'olar cxisdi tion, North Atiicrtca. Lower left One of the smaller Imkuh of tho oxpctlition beliiif patched ttp at lloiH'well before the trip home. co flocw causiil the ex pedition lo ho called off. Arrow points lo a hole hi the bollom or the b(Mit inutlo by the Ice. Pic tures (c) Nailoual Gubraphlti Society. GERMANY REPLIES PARIS (By the Associated Areas,;. Amnassaaoi von lloesch today handed to the foreign minister, Germany's reply to the Iiench security note. j The reply agrees to con tinue negotiation on the pact and announced that Germany will be represented in a con ference to be held in London to consider the question. HWIHTK PI ust I I) UASHIN;TO, Al') Minister MucMurray rulMscd the siaio de partment today Troiii IN king Hint tho 1'hlncso bandits who captured !r, Harvey .1. Howard, American, had e-M-nH'd with their pi-lMtuer nnd were being pursued hy Cliluese tr(Ktp4. HKAK III 'VI'INfi POPI'KMl NKWPOHT. Ore. Hear hunting nenr Newport Is ii'w the popular sport of many Newport people as well as tourists. Dr. K. K. Itred-H nnd Lester M.iriin bagged n :pm. pound hhick hear near the llglit- llOIISe oil the KooMevelt lligliW'iy. XTRA Hlack bears ar numero.is aiong country, died In Head on the fol Ihe coti-d at this season of lbu 1 lowing day. Hourk had been an year. perries are plentiful and ' invalid for more than u year. Iht ripe and they travel far to find wrs a charter member of the 10 Iks them. lodge in Bend. Boosters Boom Capital To Prosperous Elemen t WASHINGTON. ( N 10 A Hpechil.)! The Wnslilmdon ('luimber of I ( ciMiinerce luis hiunclied a cuui pilgn to malic ihe capital one of the country's biggest citfeji. us well ns its niiisi iuiporttint, in its ow n peculiar w.iy. The commerce chantlter ibusn't Care s much about tiiaking it an Industrial cen ter; wliiln purl Iriilarly aimed til Is "selling" the piece to prosperous people as an hle'tl spot to live In. The Wash Inn Ion boosters make ' out a pl'-tly uood case. Of coutsej they . xat:eraie. lioostetM always I WaJhington's Interesting. n!s- do. They won't admit there are j One reels Hut he's living, here, in any drawlinc'is nt all. Kor instance, t the ml-'st of thinns. It's he;irbiuar tbey brag alMiut the rhtnate. ters for everyboiy- -the Antl-Sali"? Now. ithout the only Kood t hing h-ag ue. the Association Against the it's posstl-le I WuHhinct'in's never gets Ve tatnly docs ge in summer it i sty truthfully o! i lluiate Ih that tt y j;tld, but it cer wet and lis' wt y and c-in give poln's tt) ' th tropics In the llm or get ling hot. The hot-stern mention that "the street car service Is luiprov- i log." Tin-re's plenty of room for j It. i Housing conditions are pointed j to with pride. They ought to be i classy. Houses coat cnougU, DR. YOUNG SUICIDES ill PflfSOH Man Accused of Slaying Wife Strangles Self with Piece of Wire IN HIGH SPIRITS IN EARLY MORNING Cellmate Says That Doc tor Committed Deed . While Under Blankets; Dead When Discovered. LOS AXGI'XKN, mi., (Hy Ho AssfMdaled Press.) Ir. Thomas W. Youii", (IcTitlst on trial for the murtiter of his wife nnd for buryln ; licr body In n cistern, killed him self In tho county jail today. .Tall employes discovered the dent!ss body In a cell where ho had strangled himself with a pleeo of wire. The wire used by Young hud probnbty been smuggled to him, the jailor said. . Permission was asked several days ago to take a coll or who Into Young's cell, ostensibly for use In rigging up a radio set, but th.s Was denied, lii High Spirit Physicians said thut Young hnd been dniid an hour and a. half. Tho I jailor called Young shortly before- six and told him to prepare tor to day's court Befculon, Harry H. Foster, his cellmate, said thai tho dentist was In hWh splrlta rhls morning-, Ho said ho i was solng to Bloep a llttlo loncrcr and told Poster to call him when breakfast wns ready and then pud- e,i 1110 blnnl"" """ h' h'i- , ,.,, , Yoiin hut: mi no 'iiy. Throwins imck the coven ''hl xZll d""d "Uh a W"'a PW UP DEBTS SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Hy tho Associated Press.) Mexico will be gin paying her 5no million dollur national debt. own,d chiefly to the t'nitcd States, , about Huptetnber first, according to A. MpIIiw, cuii hiiI general for Mexico at 'New York and financial agent for that gov ernment, who nassed through here I today. t . , , . . ;K ; ; ' Mexico discharged a donv'9'ld debt when 20 million )teHos wer paid to private Institutions of that count ry. I'loneer, Sued for Divorce, Dies. ItMNlV, Ore. KiH-d by his wife for a divorce, Kdward ft. Rtnirk, pioneer of t he central i iregoit Yet Washington Is attractive It Isn't uncomfortitbly llg yet, (hough the boiisters nr trytnic to make it so. Il Isn't rushed to d-Mth. And it plensis the eye. It's haiuhcmiely built. It's terrain Is sufficiently broken to give variety without h': ing hard to navltfatt-.v It not only is well provided wft't big parks; It's thickly dotted with prettv little S'liian-s and circles I There are lots of trees. It's pic turesque. Pronili.tion Amendment, the Amer ican l-'ederntlon of Labor, all th- w omen's oi Kauizatlous, the cntir-i outfit. The president's to be seen oeea- i sionaily. dodgin gaulnmobilcs. Just like a human being. Going to wor.c in the morning one meets members of Ihe cabinet ami s nators nt.d recoKiiles 'em and muyto spent s to ii few. Hepresentatlvi.s are so common thuy don't amount to much no i V