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CT GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. TX GRANDE, PRE, '
Tuesday, June 11, 1932
;y5 Only
r?'L 2.90
Venney' HtunninU
o)'fi, ). i fii
Unlet I'r! lo lit every iori!
So, l oil I l'wn W lte tt in
a fiWIMAWAYI Size tot
Wrn(i I
J. C. Penney Co.
J807-I8VJ Adaiwt Ave.
La Grande, Ore.
Ej?tf Decrease Is
No Stimulus To
IkH Mrf VToir ft Tuut ":WI,r ",fe Prt'
J OriluJlu iTJcirii'',,n iX'ilUiiiM'm purpw
Trap anrl Troll Salmon
Combine to CauHo W(;hk
I'rlWfH Halibut AIllO
mi . r
DllOW JvOrW4.
l'f,K'n.AMO, Junn 14 W The
ftreat fU.vrtmm In sUran holdings of
-khs throughout the eountry together
WM-ll the abnormally low and fl'f;res- 'wh wheat; Ho, 1 northern 53;
ma tradu, creatHS an almornal sllua- M. 2 northern fi'J; No, 3 northern
tlou llirouhoul t,h Induatry, Latent 4'!.
holdlrig report l-iued by the j
department or agrlcultuni reflects uj Hi'.IM TO Plltlif'l,OHf!
dccreH'Mf f 4,01.3,000 CttVS In aup-1 VOH't l,Am, Or,?,, June 14 0M
pllm aa toiiipMted with Juno 1 a year Tim liecurlty Hivljg and Trust .om
gi. A month ago thi shortag'' waslhony has filed suit In circuit court
'A.tHiKifK! cases compared with May 1 hero to twwUmn on tho property of
ft yr ago, ThU month's figures rn-th PmMU: International Livestock
Umt tt (lecreiiaii of nJUHJHiU eains aa
cotnprirird with tlu. average for five
yenrx,
DesplUi this serious hm In the cur
rent holding of eggs In atom, there re
main u lack of snap In the market.
Iroeally condition are far from good.
Hot weather offerlnt. it", eongisllng
Lhc UmUi, qiiullty Is the rultt
nnd LhU Is huid to move,
Trading trend In the market for
butler was fully steady for the day.
No uhiiiigtt was reflected th the prim
eltluif nil the eK' hangn or on tht
open tiiitikiti llutterlut values are
well iiialiilalited.
('Iiliheii Mnrlii't Hlow
Very slow trading lone Is suggested
In Mia ehlttkeii imukni here even
tllotigli rerelput atii hot lii'avy, The
weiithfir appear.) Ut huvn put nil al
liMmt uoitipleta slop to the funnel" II
hetnl tleniaiid.
MutNet Int ftenh nntinoit Is show
ing .xlnhi weuknrvKi and further
price Uin, Trap offering, from ihn
tiortli lrgnLlier wRh troll flnh are
td'iiilng Dim riMirket itversupplled,
Ihlllhul In aluo nliowll losn,
I'tu'llnilly nil known p'tints are
cnntilhullug to frrh vmU olfrrlngn
on Ihn poilluiHl ninrket. Willi the
(h. slug of Hut (..'lllll'illillt, Neanon th,i
supply of large mtU whlell uuinlly
goea tlK'i'o, In moving lo roi'tliindi
(whig lu the hither liberal nup
plliiH, the li.tcu.tMf of thn neanon, tiN
well Ks lint liw prlin of eoiiipxtlng
Veilnl)leil, liiipriiagUi In Ih'-lllied to
Ii4 J t. nuritiwhul In 1U ruiiniunpl Ive
liioveiiient, Haifa iiiixilly $I.2D pyia
lnKI, I h'ii( Hut'. MenleH
gimllly ami pi'lce iff nlrawlinn Inn
has 1 n iith'fled hy I he exhenie hot
wi-uthcr, which Iiuk licit only forced
growth, hut htui eaiiM'd niiinli ut tho
inilL lo mtivit in tniidillnii unlit fm
shtiplng,
Nnlnn at whnlenitln lindlllg;
llol hiMihii litiniiiu nun Itet remit In
MlloMg rintl ni-llve,
Cnilluititii loimitotn nluwly liii'ieitn
Ing hr t it wMh pilru nViuly.
Iieimiht ur,. flimei' In hlher
a itienler mnvemriit.
Ailuuii'ii uf a dhne In nugur l ef
fiunvii Wi'ilnewlny ymm nlnit.
('iintitliiupKN iirin lo IiIi;Iht wtt.h
detmind liKllel',
Wut( i ini'liiiiM In linni'i' iiiipply, me
lli'Wli In '4t- h, fur KlniullKcn. i
(Mtl I VNthiiiei. piitntiM-n mo tiinldd
( Ml.
(lllliilti nit' nlriuly In I'll. tier Inl' new
i'ulHiii niiin.
ritii'Vdo i,im;mio(-(
(!IIK;A(ui, Juno it v .... (ii. n. n.
A.I lli'ii'l 1(1, IMH); iilttillll Id II iTHlu
' litlx i ; inu.-jju Hm t'.i mi... s:i 70.
I'titlli. 'f. Him, nt.-.-m mill yin Itititn
slow; I. .tin veiulliiv 'ih'inly, iliy lul
I'-tti itdil hlihli'i lii'lfi-iM t.leuily;
Vtulrn w,tli In Uflr oi miuh Inwoi
;hiu. sit on
l.hri'P 11.1100; i.ntl.H', Minim; htltihn
in... inc iiiitiicr ii jn ,, rti 7rt. ini full.
loiniiin to Ml: tt
cwivi il r.o,.j.J!..
Illl-HIN Uiini.
Ihnu'tiN. .hum II hi ..
Ill Wtiol U very ItitM hut
t'oiht lot: umt Hint tillern w
'ft imIIiih
Dice,' In
llllo itl-
louijiinim'iit to wool ini'h 'Hi
fc.iti'n ti..iilc,l Mit ii'ik lii.4i
iHimIIv on iiii-iiiiii ipinlilv lin-'i
tiii'iiiui Ktnhhui hihi i lui hio,:
M ho'n and -III iinitity,
wo, N ate lM'liiim, ,,M
hv xvnw, Mi OHU-J tnnln Villl
i "i imntoil (il ithiMM t he iiitino
of IIm in it two
Vf.
I fi"S.ifyrv.i-. -a-tr.
': MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY :
eiwiitio whxai i
Opo Iflfh Ism nim i
Inly OMl ...', '4 -' MV, AA')V,
tt-) A't AH', A'. AHV,
Hrpt. OM, ... -''!', -'l .51 'i 9
n J5f4 Jil', if
Km;. M Jtt M M
YUWlUhHlt WKKAT
Open mrh l not
,v'4 -v4 -vi t4
l, .... . ,V( V T4 AlJi
if.. MVi -"', M't XIV,
CliwA'K) V.DHH
Open ff'rb l cla
iMly ,. ,. MVt'liV, .MlV, .'' !'
t. .. M MiVt
in. xt,y, xt Jii'.a', xiy.
i i
II0NHY SUI'I'LY
TO lilC HEAVY
TIS SWUNG
Mttt.VM.UH, nn, Jmm 14
mttrk'tt. ff.vUrt i4 U'iir unft nut
pnHM nrU-til hy t)w O, (J. C
trtUmnl'm VA'j'A'M wt-firitrutAnv, with
tfr I, H, I. A, t;uiwu of Agricultural
Kiirly ! ff hotur' t-fitU' ran((
:J ff'rn fl cfthUi a pffitntt Vtr lury,
UfiA ft Hr, wiit Pit NrriAll J'U 'T
f.rrthlri yjnttr.
f!:t 'f tho Cw.tum OKharrtUU
(nj frui'y Wit In kirne wMzn if
much below normal tut a result,
'Vim review said the California wal
nut croj) will approximate 25000 Vtm,
of which aMiit 26,000 Unm are ex-
, necU'd t irt of merchantable ouaflty.
jW''J- total croj Is not expected
J to e'piiil last yar's. the output of
quality 7111U vII! bo greater,
WISMI'I.O WMKAT
WfWrtfl'Kfl, June 14 w, Wheat
clone; July M'.M'B; f;t. lVJ'aiV;
l' - '' - '. 17967',;.
KxpfwuifJi company.
7'he plaintiff ehargea that tho im
position e'rffipany had defaulted In
pnymirnt of principal and Interest on
worth of bonds.
Chats With
Parents
41
I NUMOI I M(li: AIi(I,I;M( CN( (I
Hy Alice JkiImmi Ivale
Alla-rt hata and fears his fatlier
whom ho thinks of as a tyrant, He
has m little fix poasihlu to do with
him. Hit atudlea, plays, and lifts his
friends outside his hnmn away
from his father's bullying manner
and senrchlug tongue.
AtleTt liken his mother. Hhe la
gen Ho and kind and doen her bent
to iiiulff! things eimlcr for lilrrL
And Albert. lihnhH.V At HI hn Is
a pule, iieivuun, effeminate lad, He
(Inures well, hut trails In the wake
if hoys wllh iterflfiuallllen more
poalilvn than his own. He attaches
hlinaelf tii hla irmlher'n friends who
iftiM.tti.'tiit nu hla giMHl manners and
roitslderafe, obliging ways.
plirtuid In n coriilntent oiir1
An over-ilomliml Ing father often
ma ken It Impowilhle for hla noil it
omuliiMi hint In any way. If the
father Is a highly suecennliil pro
resnlnuiil nvtut II la liuponnlhle fur
bin son lo study.
If lite father Is a thiol h and
iiliiiiig IiIh (ion will huvg mi liitereiit
In upon it or pliyalmt nctivlt.y. H
iiinm liintentl lo bin mother and pat
terns lilumclf lifter her. He grows
Inward a feminine luiilead uf n
liuoietlllue Ideal.
Toward hnyn he iimnunon a pnn-
'ilve role, furuliililng n binkgrouud
and an admiring mullein o fur tlieli
more iimni-aiilvn hehuvhir, He
innken Utile or no t'ontiic'l with
girls of hla own age for lie la mil
miisetillne enough to appeal to
them, while lie hhmiclf tinroit-
m-lntiftly always seeks Hotiu'one who
will play a inol Iter's pint.
I'IiIh In ariireely a pleturo of 1101-
1 1 1.H 1 iHloleiici'iiee hilt It In fpilto tvp-
I of the n-milts whirh imeh a fam
ily sit nation Is likely to produce.
Llkeil Their Women I'al
Whei, men llvt'il In riivea Hu'lr
bli'itl of mnlnlno heiitily tauo llllld
reiminliliMH'o lo modern sittiunitln.
riHiiroH nil.; sciilpluiTa illMi'oveiotl
mi ottvit wiiIIh Imllcnli', iiiToi'illiiii
;o.I,Tomihimi. MiinhcII of llio Smlt't
nohIjiii liMilhitlon, tlitil prt'hlaliu-lo
tmii prefenvit women iitinon( on fttl
ns llu'v were lull, miyn Populnr Hcl-eiu-e
Monthly.
UimIo F.lien
" initii Itlu lio Iimi intllln nn'
. iiliM t; I n"." milil Undo Klu'ti. "I kmiw
it iiiiiii ilui n'.ooO wironl. Idckln'
nhlli hla uir iIiohni'iI III ill up III
ii fniii'jr luunln' ciml nn' n Kir
lll'IMIH iu' lillo iiir n niuoUIii' onp.
I 'oil Kill) tUaMM'tlHl III lit (1 11 uVdllOll
In t Klin .: t ln't llvo wlf aui'li n
ii'.'Mir mini iiiiiiiiv."--Viiniiiiiiiiiii
Slur.
I'lrnly of Motion
Wo lino nlioiil at 0 iimn'li' to
I'onlrol our viii-Ioiim iiiovoiniMitH,
ohilo it i-iiioriillliir Iiiim inovo limn
I.iihi. In II liny Monitor llioy oim
wliinto ntiil tr tniliioil wliut iliitii.
i'IH lllo.V WOUtil lllllkol
Tuition. I'rlrie
I'lio Ml mill,) of Hi,, t'lipltnl of
clio I'lilioit Simon :iihi foot in clr
niinfoiomo in Mm I . -1 ) . t of tho
IllO.O, 1 fl-iil uliioo mi llnnr,
Whin. Un'l
tAtVi IiIihi of n iioifoot iiiiiii la
ulijivt to fionnont rollon,.-niurf.
ton Nuivs llitniior.
HAIJSNEK RESCUE
HELDMIItACUIJUS
Y SHELL CAPTAIN! tfvd and choice W.15 f M.Ot heavy-
jweiKhU 250 to 210 pounds good and
(Continued From Page One) fctloice t'J.OOfe 13 A5, lbs, good
were amad to see the figure of
man 7hlch w.-erncd to be lashed to
tho rnwhlne,
Ve hleit a blast on the hfp's siren
and the tly.uro rnwed. lie waved
frnnticalfy. We could see now that
ho was not lathed down.
Kight away f ordered a lifeboat
way. It was manned ny volunteers
undJr my mcoi.4 wf fleer.
Yrnm tfwj hrlfltf I watched them
ffv (,, When they were alKut
W feet Irwn the AlrplAfifl they hailed
him and the filer anawered In Krifi-
iih
71iero was a rough sea running
and It was getlng worse and we were
afraid the airplane might founder
at any moment,
Hut my men were able to reach It
In time to take off the exhausted
aviator,
A I moat all of my Chinese crew had
gathered at the rail in the excite
ment to greet the unexpected filer
whr-n he was taken aboard.
It was then 46 minute after the
I first sighting and night had fallen.
i ewjeavorca to ooiain a coherent
statement from him as soon as he
showed signs of revival, but his ex
hausted condition made thin unfeas
ible. Therefore, we contented ourselves
with supplying Hausner with his Im
mediate necessities of water and food.
An examination revealed only super
ficial cuts, bruises and sores, all ex
ternal injuries arid none of them
serious.
At the time of my sending this
radio the airman Is progressing
splendidly. He did not sustain ony
obvious Internal Injuries, but con
tinues aeemlngly Incapable of dis
cussing his experiences.
it wits amazingly fortunate wo en
countered him at tho time we did,
as by midnight the weather had
turned hazy and four hours later u
dense fog set In. Even when ho
war. first sighted, the barometer was
falling, the sky was overcast and
visibility was decreasing.
I'OltTMNH ('AMI!
I'OinfiANIJ. Ore,, Juno 14 W) -faah
wheat: Illg Hcnd hluealem (He
Hon white 62c.
Western white file.
Haul winter 60o.
Northern spring floe.
Woviierii nd ll,,c.
Oahi: No. 2 White $24.50.
I'lalay's car receipts: whent
flour 5; t-oru 1,
10;
Elderly Wives of tho Coat
Annum trail. known inon wIiohm
wIvi'H Mom olilor t lut n llioy wuro
iIiohii iiiIkIii ho iiiiinml: ,loHiililnu
wna olilor Uiiiii Niiiinloon Cnihoilno
of Ariiiimi nun olilor Uiiiii llonry
VIII; Mury Slimrl ivnn olilor limn
I'Viiiii Ib II f l.'iiinou; Jenny 1 .1 ml
wim nlilor limn (inn (InlilHoliinlUt I
DlHrnt'il'H wtfn iviih IiIh olilor.
VantlaU PsnnUlt-t Differ
To destroy n rohli.'s tie-M, II lH ho
llevi'il In Kohoiiiln, Mill bring piilny
In llio luimls of I ho dcHtrnyer, In
thn Aiiatrlaii Tyrol tf.ii nlTemler inny
merely ox mm-I to Im nflllclcd with
itpllepMy.
HUloriral Lapie?
Allliitim1' hlalury miiiIch Hint the
onrly Kg.vptlaiia pmhtthly oiimo fnun
Momipotumlii I hero iim no recortls
to show llml gunlehs wtr uVvol
oped In Hint country wlur to (Iiohi
In Mg.vpl.
I tti man Nervous SyttPtii
Tin utiiiihor uf ncrvt'H In Hie hu
imin body la i.'ouiillt'HM, In general
It may lin slulii (hut tlicro tiro VI
piih'H of cninln! ncrvcH which, with
their hrniH'Imj, aupply llio otitlro
hotly.
I'liilsntliroplo Contt-ihution
lr. A. J. Toihl uf Niirlhwt'Htfrii
iiulvoralty OKilmatt's tho nnmunt of
imuioy given fur plillnulhroplc l"
piisoH In AiiiimU'u youily ut $-'.o(K),-tkMI,
About half of tho ninnuiit gm'Ji
fur retlglniiH ptirpoHCM, 8 per tvnt for
oilticiitlon, P'.' per cent for heitlth,
poi'Monal ylflH to luillvldtinlH, 11.0
tier rout, nrnl foreluu vvUut, O.T per
Ot'llt.
Uniiliie Coilftth
Tho Hug W the only mouther of
(ho rot I dimity found In ftvnh vu
ter, II In whlety dStilhutoil through
out tho (Irc.it l.nKct hml Ih itlso
fiuiiul In llio otlier Iihko h.vos of
Cmmiln.
Make. On Wonder
J nil Tonkins siiy what makes
nun minim, ii in. liners love nun
ninru'l nt It Is tt pnotoKnipli or lilm
self when nt the iibo of eleven or
I wol v i'. W n sli I n g I on s i n r.
niril P.culis.itio
Hrtiwtt cnMpor nml iiutluitclie.
aiHMiro food from the hark of trees.
The, millintcli slnnds on lit head
and liovi down, the creeper stiutds
on till tall and Imps up.
POKTI.4M) LIVKHTOCK diney. Wot onlr dot a murmur 01
POtcnjillU. Jun 14 CsUl 25. opposition to the renoaifnatton o Mr.
cairns 10; fcryuttad,7r, bten UJt-Vj cum run through many delegations,
Ifc. K'xl VU&11, mMlum MX but Charles O. Dave' statement of
afiA, ' cjmmon VHtin6IM: t renunciation In Wellington yestr
lluo lbs. SL KMmW medium day did not (top effort by hi d
A iXi 14 00. common tSXtO t -')!). ! mlrers. Iowa went ao f ar a to en-
moo-iy lb. k'joJ aS7t7S. me -
dium M-V) a H 75: heifers BSO-eSQ dKtd It might be for him. and
lb. fu4 Wtw Wi. medium M.S0 Illinois debated whether It should not
ftl.Vl, LjmrnfM tl 2.1! . W 00. Cow,!prm It campaign in hi behalf.
KXjd M0fM-M, common and me-i The Drcepect continued to point
dlum 2V M.00, low cutter and Vywad a Curu renommatlon, . when
cutter 1 1250. Bull (rearling nomination are reached on Tburt
ex;Juded and choice fbeefvfdfcy. but aomethlng at leaat m7 de-
t's V) tip 4l, cutter, common and 'pend on the result of the prohibition
medium tM13M. Vealer. ml In
fed, tsA urnl choice MM 0 $4.00,
medium MM ft M-50, cull and com
rrwn 2yl3AO, Oalrea 250-500 Iba.
(food, and choice MOM-V), com
m'ri aid medium 'lMfiinZ&).
H'Vt Wt. Ujw to weaker. XJght
JlghU 140-J0 llxi. Kyl and chMca
MAO 6 M .10; UfjhtwelifhU 160
1W lbs. good and choice M OO a
4 10; medium veljjht 2CW-220 pounds
rEJt fV.iJft. 'f('lf-S r,Minl
and choice 2WiruVi.lb. Packing sows;
.'7U-?) lbs. medium and good $2.25
6$2Jt?t. Peeders-Uxkers 70-130 lba.
good and choice $3.00 13.25.
Hheep and lambs. 500. quotably
littcudy. lamb t0 hn. down, good and
choice $3.76-4, medium $30 $3.76,
all weight., common $2.00 $3.00;
yearling wethers fiO-110 Mm. medium
Ut choice !ibuvim. Bwes 120 lbs.
medium U choice 75c$l.O0, 120-160
lbs. millum to choice 7&ctl.rxi. all
welKhts, cull to common 60c75c.
A'biniaa Emblem
The Albunlnn fltig hui a red flil
with a black doiible-heaJed eeifla.
This I un old national emblem of
the Alhunlan i.cople, dating back to
the time of thd CnlmiiloH, and kKnl
nn bolh ilrlliml ii rid Uiuiioral
power. Thin linn an added mean.
In In Albiuila, ntundlnn for North
nrnl Hoiiili Albiiuia.
CAUCUS HAS
COMPROMISE
. FOR HOOVER
(Continueu lrrom Page One)
commltu-e. as tho platform makers
begin to wrestle with prohibition. It
hopea to have that finished by to
rn Trow night, renominate Mr. Hoo
ver on Thursduy and bo on Hh way
homo Friday,
Afl tt met for the first time In thin
great hall, It heard President Hoo
ver still was considering tho com
promise prohibition plank proposing
resubmit salmi.
It heard also renewed rumblings
against tho ronominntlon of Vice
President Ourtls, and a real boom
seemed In progress for Charles O.
Iawes, denplto his renunciation.
Borne old timers still thought Da
Homo old timers still thought
Dawes would gel It, and take It.
CHICAGO STADIUM, Juno 14 V)
In the quietest of opening ses
iStoiiH, llio Hepubllcan convention sub
merged Ita troubles for tho moment
today, but did not forget them,
Aji Its keynoUir, Senator' Dlcklnaon
of Iowa, talked to restless delegates
and half-filled galleries about almoat
everything but prohibition, a group
of convention chiefs sped away acroas
town to tttelr hotels to try lo hual
iv new broach over the plank for ro
aubinlsslou. A boom for General ChaiieH a.
Lmwcs to replace Vice President Cur
tin as PrcHidejit IMvur's running
mate spread In every direction and
11 real buttle s(finel probublo.
When ho mentioned tho niuuo of
Herbert Hoover, thorn was ft momen
tary InirHt of cheering. When ho ran
quickly over the mime of Dawes, ho
aroused some subdued btitulclapplng.
Mostly hla pronouncements of party
principle woro scarcely listened to at
all.
Tho block of piinHlvo hired lifted
from tho dirtvgiitu Hoollun teHllfled
thai tho delegates wont pre-occupled
wllh ot he i' thlngii.
Hy Hyron Prlen
(AHKorliited Prwai Staff Writer)
CHICAGO, Juno 14 (!) Heading
toward a new party deal on prohl
M, tuu i
vuiiHuii wuii.x. , .'tended local drlvo to "dry up" tho
Htadiuni prepared lo give Pica Utettt , r(r Um R bHcim 'D,,mo.
H.stver ano her our-your grant of (; nMiaanl convclltionfl.
leaderahlp but bent on a platform tWMlklilllllM W(iri, . a
propping that tho dry amendment
no pui. on mat ur n ine. I
Art It emerged In tho early morn-
Ing hours from u conference- extra-'
ordinary of convention chiefs, tho
compromt.w plank on '.ho ono big
convention isauo invors submlswlon or
it now amendment, giving tho stales
tho right to doeldo for themselves ami
promising federal eo -ope rat Ion with
those that want to be dry. it would
not. recommend whether such an
amendment ho ratified or rejected.
The pivnumptlon wits thai the plank
would bo acceptable to Mr. Hoover.
tvvnrnl of hl own ciihlnet inrinbrni ir "ol duo until 1045. Todny there
were. Ill the nll-ulRht i-ontwncn which '"TO hundred of thousnnds of cltl
ilnifled It. jnns who hnve piilil ui Insllriincc
Mole thim a fulr iriMVi't appeared
I hut II would be supported hy many
of tho warring wcl and iliy.i, a!-
UloUKll a later floor fluid- still Waal 1 "enevn 11 is a lunacy lo sny mo
lluealeiH.d by tluwo who want tho mverninelit ran Issue 3.4tX).000.000 to
parly lo bo all the way over to re-;lm- " veterans without additional
pl)(l i
The phitfoiin commute, to be
. . ....
naniiMl late unlay umier'ine cnair-
nmnshlp of Jiimen It. (lnrfletd of Ohio.
mill imisl wrestle wllh the problem I
before It Bo.-s to the coiin-ntl.m nt
j
MilMin It Kmc . , """." rr"c"" l P"w-
tdeut It will bo vetevd mid I also
One point sure to stir committee kn,,w lt cannol pa!Vt m. vcto...
letmte l.l the problem of the Slllixiu.l This remark hmiwhl .nnliiiv frim
The compromise conference trleil to the nopUhiUnn side,
find n way to propose a IcbiiI barrier Crp cUvhn1 WKn staioment
lo It, hut failed. i,c considered "tho sacrifice of mv
The prohibition ilivpute no furores political lire la but a small thing
shnilowTd the convenlion picture that to protect the thousands of suffer
every otlier phase of the blR quadrcn-, iuu Wople In this country."
nliil, event was all but forgotten as ( j
thi delcKiites came together Unlay at j hkw YOIUC. June 14 The j
the stadium. World Telecram said todav thnt the
The sudden rise of antl-prohlbltlon
sentiment here had been one of the
d,amatle eplsixles or political history. '
in leaner seem ninuui as much activities In Washington,
aurprlaeri na If the waters of Ike Several month, ago the post sent
Michigan had risen Into their hotels, a telegram to National Commander
and the rank and file was left gasp- Henry L. Stevens demanding dts
Ing at the tumble of developments. I continuance of "all attempts" to
Opposition showers I'linU I "coerce cwigress."
fcVeoiul place In the spei'iilatlou and Maurice Stember. New York state
concern of leaders and delegates was adjutant, refused to confirm or deny
held by the question of the vice presl- the reported suspension.
idorw him br resolution. Texas In
niggle, which must be settled first.
It the administration get 11 war on
the wet and dry Issue, the convention
may want to break: away on the Tlce
presidency, and pick a new candi
date. Party intension Felt
That ererythlng 1 not entirely
lovely for administration desires in
tnls convention ws amply demon
1 tra ted yeaterda by the delegate
from A SU3 htl.Jjrt OflMlaM W n...
jler of that state has been under aert-
ou discussion here for national
chairman. But his own delegation
refused on It arrival here to give
'him even a membership on the Da
ttonal committee.
There was no outward sign of these
internal wars, however, on the sur
face of today's gathering In the mam
moth Btadlum, the same auditorium
In which the Democrats are to meet
two weeks hence. The program was
'filled Instead, after the manner of
fopenlnij convention sessions, with
formalities and pleasantries, and Its
tenure was brief. The opening hour
was eleven, central daylight time, and
the business In hand was not suffi
cient to detain the delegates long
beyond noon.
CHICAGO, June 14 W; Pennsyl
vania delegates to the Republican
convention voted, 49 to 13. today for
resubmission of the prohibition ques
tion to state conventions and immed
iate modification of the Volstead act.
WASHINGTON, June 14 (fl
Friends of the administration at the
Chicago convention have sent word !
to the capital that they believe the '
Republican platform can be held to
resubmission of the prohibition ques
tion rather than a more drastic re
peal plank.
The telephone line between Chi
cago and the White House was open
during the morning and conversa
tions were held by President Hoover's
aides with various of the administra
tion leaders In Chicago.
Whllo all word of prohibition de
velopments were withheld publicly at
tho White House, It was ascertained
on high authority that optimistic
reports have been received that a
stampede for a repeal declaration
could be averted.
It was declared last week In ad
ministration circles Mint the presi
dent would not raise serious objec
tions to certain forms of resubmis
sion of the prohibition question. But
It was stated ho would object cm
phattcnlly to any repeal declaration
by the convention.
Whito House aides today declined
to say whether President Hoover hnd
received tho latest wording of the
formula sought for solution of the
prohibition question at Chicago, and
all comment was withheld concern
ing hla latest stand upon the ques
tion. Willie eight of the members of Mr,
Hoover's cabinet woro actlvo In his
behalf at Chicago, tho president held
a brief meeting this morning with
tho two remaining here. Secretary
Adnms niiti Attorncy-Gc.1?ral Mit
chell. At the name time, the delegation
recommended congress pass n law
to regulate the aalo of liquor If tho
llitli amendment should bo repealed.
Tho resolution adopted by tho dele
gation will bo presented late today to
I tho rcHOlutloiis committee of the con
vention.
Tho resubmission plan was opposed
by ti group which advocated repeal.
CHICAGO, June 14 V) While the
autl-prohlbltlon crusaders wore stag
ing their big downtown rally and
convention crowds milled about ho
tels, federal prohibition agents
smashed into seven Isoop speakeasies
last night, destroying bars, equip
ment and liquor.
Tho raiders said thoy understood
.tho campaign was part of tho ox
nonh nn(, ( immber of
made.
"
lilllll llilNUh
HOUSE HON US
FRAY TODAY
Continued from PtiKe One)
"I cannot, vole for this IcRlRhitlon
twenuao I bellcvn It will Injure tho
country.
"Thi'.so ntlJiwU'tl service certlflcntos
Po"''ii' who wmuIcI like, to Ret cash
Ullt cannot because the contracts are
no1, ""e.
ui.en. ii i ocueu wiai, l never
i i"v ....oaiw.-
IUM1 1.1 nri.lllln.ini fnvn. n.i .lin An.n.l-
" ....... ...
cn" l'KHle.
, I,k,llw 1 bl" ls KolnR ' PM
1,0 hm"- ,What bc '"
tho senate 1 do not know, but I do
willard Stralsht post of the Amen-
can teuton has been suspended for
opposing the legions bonus lobby
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