Friday, January 31, 1930
i . j;
LA GRANDE L.ENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Five ! II
j eampns sw imniliiK tournament hold
j Tuesday nlwhl, Tho l'lil Dolt's
1 wiin accoml place, ami woro only
imp inilnt IhIiIiii1 tho winners.
Vlslls III lM (i1llll'
Abo ilcnnelt, field secretary
of l-.'uircnc illhle university, was at
Iho li. I.. I'lHnam homo Wednes
day in Interest of the school. lc
left Kliircne In his auto mill etinie
Its far as Salem, where, on account
of tho icy, plenty reads, hiul to
abandon Ills iir and proceed to
... i. V. , . .. . Mi" mill ,,. , ,.ftl.-ni.l.
" I'-niiii ii i-iii'umiii,
iluo tn a. slide in the I'nlutuhiu
linrifc, and continue cast on the
.S'orlh lianli. ,
I "m Menrny, HhH Luke City; K. Itoyal Xoljtlilwir Mmtliw ' I
Meyer, Tiionma: Hai ry- Wells. Him- : Iris Camp No. ;usu of tho lloyal 1
Itnno; IT. II. Klder, mid llnrnld ! N-clshhnrs of America moi tn rekiiJ
Qitlnn. KoIrp: Mr. tin.l Mrs. l'ctlro nr session Jiondnv ovoninit in Hi"'
Klinowi. J'ortlnnd. anil W. f. : I. O. a. ,.ml.i. Kiliui Joiwon. !
HJtrdns, I'orllnnrt, nro registered .Marlon Webb, nml Florence Webb
j at local hotels. ; wore Initiated Into tho order, Two!
1 ' Officers. Kiln IVI1I .A ...'..I !
, lingular Medina ool Thompson, emmim. wore In-
Tho regular mectlni.' of the inks smiled iiv Kt.ii,, 'l. i,.i
loduo took place Inst nlBhl at tho by Mabel fnlenmn, ceremonial
IWtfi temple. Knllott'lllK the meet. marshal. After tho business so.
Coasting, Skiing
Popular Sports
At Perry, Ore.1
ti.... i.. ....
iu- 'J iV.7. - , !HK th ann""1 t"11 rnnmrinop Uion, dellelouH refreshments
1-a Crunde is n, iTr,Z ,,1 I"1 . T further plans for th Korvod by the social committee with j '
. " " " .1 iiumiiK nance iu inK1 iai!0, i u-
llr-r holnurnph
i day l-'eh. IN.
npppnrod tn thi (icKoniaii tmlny In hkmhI niroiiph
:i- iwIhI Hwilnn itfvmd to tho ' lf. Vt O'lUlen pncd throuKh U
o. ninK t tl' now iioiw Htnro. , OmmlP thin morniiiK on No. 24 on
" ' 1 hlH w;iy fjittt. Ilo Is KOUM-iit man-
.Minor .-WinYnl jiicpr of tli. O.-W. with hraitiiiiar-
iniinu
'htlKA.
Kennedy rhairmnn.
C'nrH driven hy Phnrlcs ArwonilerH In l'ortlnnd. -
rre-fritUil Da net'
MIuj l..nn fl n i. !
."iilllh'i IH'MIIIIJM ai'! I ..... . ..... .... j
tin. 1-liUvrsllv of Oromm, niosontoil , ', ""' ."
u dB .lance with .Ian" l'',aloy ! .l:lm '..' --"'"f V-'""V IT"I Mewlw-
; was hint. .j tlnntil oft'li-ors. tho R O. I:, will
a linmiiipt kIviii in honor of iho
l. S. hot'lioy toani. ini-nihi.iM of
Whii'h K-ro rami, us Mucsts this
ook.
jholil it Npocial mooting this ovouinK
j at Dio IOiikIoh hall.
In Rnliliniliiii Tniiriiaiiii'iil
Larry liny, of I.a. Crauihs ufrili
ilti'il Willi j -til ll.-lla Tlii'ln. wa a I
lilomlior of tho fraioniliy swim- 1
mini; loam thai luol; pari In I lie
riiion: 02..VI
Wai'ou WiirlhliiKton was fined 1
$2.:.n In nuinloliml oniirt Thuisilav , Wookonil Visitors
on n oliai-KO of plikolnif riiMilsh In I x,l's- - r'- I'l'loo, of
ai; ?iloy ' . ,1 j Port lanil, will bo wookoml visitors
at tho homo of Mr. anil Mrs. A. T.
Arruiiulm: lor School Hill, nrrlvlnif toinioriow nuu'iilui,-.
H. V. f'hown, of Iho Oatorplllar ilr- l'''0" ' i. Hill's Inothor,
Traclor oomjiany at San lmidrn, H ""' POhllshor of tho (Ira
Cl.. isJn Ui (IraiHlo, making :u Konian. . ,
rniuromoiils for Iho "Catorpillai'
I school io he hohl next week.
KLENZO
Keeps the
Mouth
KL-E-E-EN
;.l Iho Hotels
j ('. 11. Kline anil rail Money, Ta
eoma: .!:. S. choWn. Oaklnnil: Wll
SPECIAL
A complete set or full upper
and lower plains of famous
Hecolite
$67.50
Guaranteed Genuine
Tainless Extracting' $1.00
l.' At Vsiiluiv'rs
.- iHtiiKtas Kllno lias accepteil a
I position at .Wt'.stenhaver, Iih.
.. Improving
Kuth Ityers, rtaiiKhter of Mr. and
I Mrn, (tulph K, Hyer-viH Improviiir;
from ' il week'8 UhiiiKH of 'tho flu.
fienvorinff- "
John U Stcwnrt, who Iuih )ieen
at the fiiandi' 'llonde hostiltal for
some time, h ImprovInK" and. ex
perts to leave lu a few days.
Itoturneil to Work
11. II. 1)1x011, who him heen 111
of the flu, nan returned to work.
Here's the ideal combina
tion: Klcnzo Liquid for a
sweet, healthy mouth.
Klcnzo Dental Crento far
clean, while teeth, Klcnzo
Tooth Bruahei in 19 styles
with bristles gripped fast,
Klenzo products are sold
only at KexaH Stores,
Inc.
mi-: itr:x.idi srortic
I.a (Grande;' Ore
TMU WOfiLDiJ LAHGCST OIAIN OFl
viiJUI.Y OWtlD BHDS STWREtii.
HI lit. JIOIIH' -
Mrn. A. K. Ktronpr Ik ill at her
home of Ihe flu. She llve nt Itlufl
V ayenue.
Iliihy lUy
.Mr. and Mrs. Larlin Fitzgerald
on O avenue, are (he parents of a
haby hoy horn hist nlKht.
as low as $UUU
as low as pXDU
nniDci': wortic rn
as low nH P J OU
oord citowxs rn
art low :ih p I DU
as low as )DUU
Dr. Rinehart
Pen list
Work Ouaranteed
(Ground I'loor Somnier Hid-., on
Adams Avo.
Open Kvcnln " Flione 407-J
Iinimivhifl:
I Mrs.' Harry SnpdKrass, who has
j been III for about three days of
j laryngitis at tier- home above the
. Tiffin, Is InvpmviiiK.
iiiiw and nUIii-' a
jn!Hi'K eiond italhei-s mtst vory
I OVl'ldllW IO f-npuy spni tK.
1 .Many people in UiW roinimuiHy
VKItliijr Kenw. . , have been HUif.rinjf reeemly from
.Mrs. K. M. Phillips, of Larimon, Si l4'wv nf wv,, ,.OHls Mr lJ( a
N". Ik visit Iiik t tho home, of ( ,MM In'antH they havo Imen eon
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pmllh. at i rin"'1 "", lnise for several days
MIT W'ashlnKton avenun. Mrs. ! uml n rw nvi oen ohltped to call
! Thf rh'irtre in ninny eases ntny
l ttitlte true, just as thor may u
! ft he n tt'- hiwry old prospeetorM
j thttl pfiflxt in the )Mdlef lh "thai
in Koai, pari nor, in tlieni hlllH,"
Vel It would seem Unit the MiiHt
erner who has not been disma
lly Mrs. Miirj II. Kail ; Hi"n,,I as to his Klflas of athlotlr
(Olisorver t'orreNpomleut) j ureinaey In the UkM of Westera
1'KKltY, lire. (Sieein) -, - The I'i formniierrt tdthPi Is K.inewhat
eoastlnt; hill near the l'tiry selia.d "''Otftfy from piinifhinept of n nil
hmiso hi(K Ihm'i, , soh-mlhl i-mii.I1- ' J, r' r'n ''lamination.
rotary of Hie republican national
fommlttoo, ,.
Suimniiitf up eouditioim under Uie
piohtbliioii laws, hi, found Utile
need lor any chniiKe in the stat
utes mh t hoy e.lnt at present, hut
miKKoaod u (darlfiratlon of the Vol
stead net ih it appllex to lie maim
fact ure of wines and boer for home
consumption, which, ho nopicd N
permitted.
1'hlllips Is Mr. Smith's sinter.
l'rom North JVnvden
V. A, lluddlesnn, of North lov-dei-"
was in this elty on business
yesteiHiay. '
u Business ( .
Y. A. Moore, of North T'owdr,
was a business vit-ltor In firande
yesterday,
h Ik therefore per hap surprlrdn?
to find this statement In the nuacU
m-ido uiMin the oul faith of the!
CarneKle l'oundat Ion's report by '
Prof. Halpli W. All"r, chairman
of .Mh-hin ill's hoard of coiitrtd in j
athlelies;
"In a number of pin res In the!
Itulletin thv KO-euIled Western con-i
forenee (now the ltlvr Nitio) Is re-J
ft-rred to and, eurlmiKly, alnio.st a)
Ituprovluv .
Miss (iladys Waldroff, who has
been seriously ill; is reported to
he improving. .
a dncttir.
I.. P. Halhliai-k mill sum It .it.n.ri..
ler who h.-.v.. Lam. in f.v.. wavs with n nnrl tit Unit vnilcl
tiayN are repurteil to Ue mueh im
proved. - I If. Ilandrun t'linint d by ear
from l.akeview last 'ue.sday. Me
enemiuti-re.i mueh snow on (he
roads. Aeeoinpaiileit hy his wife
and siv ehltdri'ii. he left for I.ake-
' ' tiii'-.-uity uui'riintm, j " " ' j
niH'i-e iney expeet to iniilie their, ' '
liome. .Mr, llandran has einpliiy-1 Not oven tho tnost nstli;inntii
inont i hern Willi a hluliwav erow 1 Maslorner ran fall to hlush i
waya with It sort of half veiled
snet-r. The truth apparently Is
that Hie HiillotlirwnH written from
the point of view of tho Eastern
athletic man, who haa It pretty
firmly llxml In liilnil that, nthlel
Icully. things are pretty ral- In Hie
I territory ueni'rally 'west of tho AI-
letrlionles."
Shining Parlors
In New Location
Tho AiikoI Hhne Klilnluif parlors,
oporuteil hy Ansel .MVtKopulos, Is
tnnvlnir from Us presont plaoo to
a, rommleloil imrtlon of Iho former
lliiekhect shoo store, wllioli Is, In
the mniutRor'H opinion il lienor lo
cation. Ilo has reoiirtM a tlroe
year lease. Ho has heen in busi
ness In I.a Ornmlo for ahaut H
months.
RESERVATION
HEAD FACING
U. S. ACTION
where he has ehaiKe of the p;iwdir 1 ,,lr, -i'hkiiii rf.adiuKF of the
j woriv m must fin; roek. : imnous carneKle Imiietln "2:1. "
1 Mrn. K. K, l.yon was a recent rlftJJ,,r study mny k ' far an lo j
' ' t trltCSt III litr. Ilnel I.-.. II 1 rill-tliHll 11 ul.nr.1.- ri.. nAllmu .,inul
mini - j . Mr. ami Mi's. ru Wriuht reeenl- ' revcrely amilKneil liy the report
Mr. ami Mrs. Itol.ert Myers are , y spent several ,lays vlsii;,,- rela- ! "r, Imwely in tho II.lsl.
t he parenls of a hnhy Klrl born tiv, t,.,, rrl.-n.lM In Cove. I ' "he llhusu (Of Bllbsl.ll:-
W o,lesila.v nlKht, She Was form- I W aller Sinelair. V. r.la May l,.r-; '""I i Wllltln.;) oonllne.1 . by
erly llebecoa-l'rovosl. ! rls ami l.,.l, u .....',.. anv n,e,w t ,.. .,,h..,.i,...
r , " " ai'seni I ' "
Irom school this week on account ' "onB of tlie-eountryi" asserts Hie.
of Illness. ; report on pnue 225., "In tho Mill.
l,'iiink llra.lcn was a visitor al ! 11,0 IhloreullcKlato ebriforeneo
the John llclrkc! Iioiae one ilnyi Nlni.) rettanlcl by many as
early in the week.
' ' ' ' was a l-errv visitor
lleliirnine Tills-Krenlnic ' last Wcilnos.lay.
Mrs. ('. K. Happersott will re- Mrs. Ole .Matlison was a recent
turn this evening from l'oi tlnnil I caller al the I'. if. Mamlran hou.r.
whero she lias been vlsitlnif her'. M.': anil Mrs. Walter rwiuim -r
Iho Itev.' -Mark v.S'oblo, a , l.i1. (Iramle were receai IVi-i-v viu
Iters. '
I I'oilnly School
(Continued from Paso Ono)
Ion, 1). ('.. illnpiitolt to Tho Orn
Konlan said' today..
1 The( dispatch said Hie chariins
I were the result of frleilon wliltllt-
lias lOllir boon hrcu lmr lint ivnn.l lit
KlBiiialli Indians of iflrtKoii , iin'4
fcilernl ' hureuii of Inillnns nfiilr V
over Iho administration of Irlhlif
funds and lands. ' y.
Tho suhromntlltoo, nocordlnB tii
tho dispatch, under Senntnr Kraalft.
of Null h Dakota, has boon opeiliy.
lllifrlondly tu tho Indian blironii
and L.-avo frequent ovldenco of this
nttltmlu iiuiiiiK mornlnL- and after,
noon sessions at which Arnold ak
accused , of mjshiiiiillliii,' tribal
funds and of misrepresentiiiK eonl
ditlons on tin. reservation to tha i
Indian huronii and to conurossi f
Tho Indians demanded that
Arnold he removed as sapoi In,
tendont; that no further Ki-nzlnif
lenses bo Riauted on tlieir foresf
In nils and that Indian bureau eofu
to iKiioro the renuests of the tribal
council,
Tlioy charKed Mrnest WMoyJ
former superintendent of forests!
on the reservation with nceeptliiB
bribes rrnm stockmen mid ueeiiqoijj .
Arnold of couiitennnelmt'ii pracllcii
o.v nuieii Tinnier Kraliirs employed
on tho reservation wore aocepthlK'
money from lumber companies cuti
tliiK Klamntli timber imder co'n
Iract. , j, y
Nuperlntondent Ar'nn'lil denleil.
that tho forest lands arn Itelnl
over Brazed. ; ... i
Operation . ' !
Mrs. Krnest Oolonp underwent a j
Koltor operation ' yesterday tnorn- j
iiiLf at Hie Crando ltonde hospital.
father
retired Haptlst minister.
roin Portlnnil
Kuperlmendont
li. A. Sayro was a visitor
at the
Mr. llel'KStrnm, of t'ortland. -was i Tony school last Thursdav, afl
transacting biisinoss In l,a (Iranile noon.
er-
To Oalarlo
.Mrs. C. W. Tn'ak left this morn
IiiK on lier wuy.tn Oniaiio.
Idaho Forward
Leading Scorer
In Conference
j Charles and Arthur Whlteman
j were business visitors In. town
! Wedpesiliiy. .
.loi. lb-mis has been haullnK hay
; for Ids cows diirhrr the l.isi weik
j Mr. and Mrs. Siephep Proetor J
j wcr reiM-nt elty shoppers. j
j Mr. and .Mrs. (h-r.ihl Plerson nml
I family vlnite.l .Mrs. T. N. Ph-rsoni
" " V" oil Mieci in i,ai
To Ilaker .
Mrs,- S. .O. Cnlenvm
Baker this mornluK-.
To Hiiiillii:toii '
Ij. V. Chausse went to T-lunlUiH;'
ton today on railroad business.
In Uleth
K. Iitkln Is In Rieth today on
business. .
BuslieM Vlsltoiw-
! O. 4. AVhipple, ueneral superin-
t- Iteiidfiit of trarwportatlon of the
m (K. P. syMem. is a business visitor
;in this oily today.
reter's
for Bar gains"
... An Axiom
With Westerners . . .
Well, well, well, here we are at the tail-end
of our most extraordinary
UNITED SALES
. Kvery day. in fVery way. ibis event has met with tremendous
response . . . despite the rijjors of the weather.
No siore has a monopoly on the lowest prieo on everything,
but we were determined during this sale that our eustomers
hiiouru pet the most impressive values, and most important
njoyed anywhere at any lime. You'll '
. SJLVlnw they have ver
have to . . .
"ACT QUICKLY NOW"
for wo cannot extend tile lime of this rnlted Silos beyond
Saturday, Feb. 1st.
More Specials Arrive For Your Benefit
Pequot Pillow Cases ; .......32
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting .'..39
80x105 Franey Knnkle Bed Spreads $1.46
Dainty Print Tea Aprons, fast colors ..: 49
Permanent Finish Oigandy Aprons 98
One Lot Close Out Footwear $1.98
One Lot Close Out Footwear $2.98
.1.1-in. Silk
Pongee
Durlnir I'XITKIl SAI.KS only
. we offer this standard article
at so low a.
prieo. yd OUC
Kino nioatiicrl
Pequot Sheeting:
9-fl wide rrom a famous man
ufacturer, !(. Is the jn
usual price, yd. . . 4C
Henlnr !Sc
Pure Silk Hose
A dlyroutiniM'd humjier at a
Close-out priee, double foot,
point hen, irt
fiilr bOC
I'epperel Stamped
Pillow Cases
I'mially retail al !iSc or more,
liny now at this money rn
.avini: price, pr D5C
All Wool ,
Pendleton Sox
Where else may such n pen
lilne value be had, (;rey if
or while, pr Z"C
Men's Heavy
Wool Mixed Unions
The kind for which yuu ex.
p.ct io pay jl'.oii. iiuy nnw
for futiiru
needs
$1.39
DEPT.
U3rmmdL
Prom Imbler
lieed ilibhcrd, of Imhler, wns iu
1a firande yesterday.
Irovo lo Fiuoiw-
Mr.' and Mr.s. JI. K.
to Union Thursday
business.
Ondel drove
mnrnfn,,' on
n dl- he will use the lumber in eonstnu-t- " ! the Kar Wiest. i. . . Of
hoop ; hnr a cow baru and elileki-n house. th eiht Ko-eallei'v "major enl-
Justice-.of tho Peace-
K., J.. Heneerhox',. JiiNlIce of the
peaco. at North Powder, was irans
aclintf bUHiness at the court house
yetiterday. .'
8KATTIJ-J. Jan. 31 (AP) - Al- (hande.
thoiiKh eompi'tlni; in only oni
Mrame In the last seven ilays, llnr
old Slowed, -dynamic forward of
the I'nivi'rsity of Idaho basketball
team, continut's to head the parad
nl point K--llerH In the norther
vision of tin- I'at-il'ie coast
race. With a' Kiiind .total jif 71
pointa In six e.nniestSi Slow el I leads
the pack by eiht, one less than
he fc'arie-red In his last hatth
against a. hiiiKt'u Stale cullce
last Saliii'ilay.
left-handed "ifuard. ausled i 'land ! ' iilff 3 'tickle IS
noisu-n, rarity , n.
from Kfcond plaeo durin;
In two Kiinii aKainst -W'ashinKtmi
Monilay and Tut-silay nights, (Jray
Kun boosted his tidal to tj:t com
pared with U I for Moisten:
With four more eontrMs under
his belt,- "Stork" Mclary, C-foot
fi-ineh ec.nt. r of the Washington j A rivlnt, 4.."( ,(lH
Itnskies, has jumped from now l.e '.,, rnrmP. j):irl,M,lu,h n0t.
t f.iurth place with &7. Keenou hnU Ihn ... ...... ... , t.
of On-Kon. liaK moved up two i their lorm-i. h.- n nt t,
rounds tu-xt toMeflary with i j mlnuios and I 2 minutes respective
while Krnnk McMillan, Idaho flash I iVt steelier iok the -nnn.t r,,n i
tho most IhorouHlV uontrolled of
all ennfereneo bodies, -has re pent -edly
called teeriiitluk ami Kithsid
ixlnt," Its most soriouH problem and
events in tho spring of 21( vul
oorhlim' hvn) eleaeiy demon
hi ruled this fact. On the pacific
coast, the larger Institutions, 'huv
hitf expended much Ineffectual ef
fort to eontrothe ahuae, are even
now atteniplltiK' tn arrive at an
etiltable solution ' throuKh eoni
mou umhirstnndlntf. I'Vum similar
can's the Southern conference l;i
by no means free. ... In the Kocky
Mountain conference' sentiment i
favor of roerultliu" recurrently
strikes certain Instltutiops with full
f;ree. Parts of Pennsylvania and
tlie adjacent territory have lon
accepted and openly practiced it
ar: Indispensable to vlclorv In football."
Burl Kail has pureiiased tho fur-j. - I
mer Howard Huhinson house next t)f t"'4 -,fi -"Uo:i K'ven a "clean j
to the perry sehool house and will I I'll!" by the Carueu'ie report. 12 arc'
wreek it und move to Ids three-! I' the Kast, Hovep In t'anada, five)
acre iract near Im drande where' Mid-West, two from the Mouth. ' i
i mi i mi no i tiff was p u r e h a s e d i,'k' m iuih, eojieciion. however, i
through V..V. Ijoiden who acted I threw each are from the Kast and
as aKonL for the Stoddard company, j MI.Md-West, two from, the South.
..lohn Beickel has about, nu-uvor- .
ed from several days Illness. ' Phil ScoIPh . "secrel punch,"
r . j brought back frnm KuKland for
his liKht with Jack Sharkey at
Mtam.l, remains a deep mystery.
Tlie l.imduu fireman's rendluess '
iMaeTe'.:! Winner For Champ
to k Into details-for the benefit;
, of ship-ui-ws 'meh wan abruptly rut
nr'i -.k' t ....... !shMl by his Aimrlean inumip'i',
rivl (V James J. Johnston. !.., II..:
' "f f,US h,,m,",,lM'r'-' tilery that what the bovn do not
7. . n"n:u,,,'tl Iknow ahout 1-hll for ihe lime be- I
y . I J. i ' . itifr will he so much better for the
ballyhoo and the j,-ate receipts on
Pel). 2 7.
Unturned TFmiio
Mfnt (leorffo Cochran returned
home yesterday morning, from
Seattle wiierft she has been for
about two weekrt visitiiiK Mrs. Ada
Huckmiin.
Arrive! Today . ,
Lillian Itanshur, arrived this
mornlnjr on train' No. 24 to bej;fn
work at' tho O.-W. office as a
eomplometer operator. Sho Is tak
ing tho place of Mrs. Otto Cochran.
and last year's leading' scorer; Im
tied with Hank Hwanson, elongated
Washington forward, for sixth pUicq
will) -Hi.
Italph . Callahan, Oregon State
forward. Is the "bad boy'' -of tho
narlh with 20 persona) fouls
charged, against him. Ills team
nuiti Crniysnn Is nearly as bail
with if. .
Stowell. Ihe leading sooror is al-
i ko the cleanest regular with only
two fouls. - , '
llojsien, lcClar' and (rrayson
w ill havM a chance to catch Stowell
thiv week when Washington plays
Washington Stale In Seattle loalght
and Saturday a nd Oregon enter
tains Oregon State at Kugene
S;ilurdnyi ' , ,
i 24 minutes through a body scissors
j ami an arm liar.
I.fl Vostenluy
W. M. Atwood, of Portland, re
turned home yesterday after upend
ing several days here on business.
From Imhler
Mr. .Tame.i McKlnnls, of Imbior,
was a business visitor here reeent-)y.
1 )etrolt police recently stopped
a day becnuHo If was silly. One
of these days those fellows will
be slopping an automobile because
It. goes. - 1
A hoadbnt, says "P. of Chicago
Adds 4-X Students for Quarter."
Must have opened a depart mont of
Scottish education.
Spopt
hy
Alan J. Gould
It remains to very popular pas
time In iho more wide open areas
to iambasi the Kasternor, to ae
or.ro him of nea i-hiKhieduess or as
tfguiatie vision in his outlook upon
aihkllcs anywhere -else, to' regard
him as hide-bound id the iiioms
eovered traditions (for example) of
the Obi Big Ten.
NOTE STARTS
PROHIBITION
DISCUSSION
(Cnnllnnoil from 1'uro Ono) ;
I 1'iillnd Slates ' attorney Tulllo
.said there was no record In his
J orrlco of, any violation of tho pro-1
lilliillon law hy the chili , '
I j
j ASKS OA LSI CONSIDKHATIOX
I WASIIlNfiTOX. Jan. 31 (Al)
I liepresentallve I'Vui, repulillcnn,
, N.'W Jersey, today balanced the
I hcncflls of prohlhlllon iiKalust Its
j evils, declared the rormor to ho
predominant and pleaded 'for a
c.-u'iU and rational consideration !
, of the tho problem' (,r tho dry;
laws. j
''.No finest Ion which moves its
pari I Fa lis lo fanatical emotional.
Ism will ever he solved hy their Ct- !
form," he said In a. prepared ad-'
drosi; delivered In Iho house, Ills
first speech on this subject as a !
member of coniftess. Kort Is prom
inent In Ihe ranks of his party.
I nlll a few- days iiko lio was see-
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