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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1925. FEDERAL AGENT TO nnm I ntm-rnnti - MEHBEGIHSTDUR Hi aiwitatu of 1.000 l year, 'applies, ainont; n'liir. to I)ouk1h , (Hiuty, rultifiiK iti salary wf the lillstricl attorn1)' thi-re from K'O to 2.iry pir annum. 11.- (AiaotUtal hw Wir.) WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. A first land Investigation Into tho bank ing needs of livestock and other agricultural interest were under taken today by Coimnlstilonpr Cooper, executive officer of the larm loan board, as a result of re- Amocii rr M wu-.) cent rerommendationa by the agri- ( STATE HOCKK. Kalem, Oro.. cultural commiitee. Feb. 7. Governor Walter M. Leaving Washington today In 1 Pierce late yetrday vetoed Sen- CHEN perish Id SECRETARY WUBIGIBDeK fjofjis N 1T 1 SFflVICF! ! ta Liberty theatre tomorrow for a f "nreelay run. But In addition to ! T l.tr.n an kfhL.la ,.KA I .. . airplane. roiVr-cnastPrs and auto-: mubiies, as he does in this produc- ( tion. Tatmadge Is a stickler for get- ting thing right. Therefore he' sp-nt several days In the office of one of the largest Los Angeles newspapers, getting posted on his part of a young newspaper editor u hlch he plays in the current at-' traction. company with A. C. Williams of the loan board staff. Dr. Cooper will make an extended trip through the country to se what can be dono to relieve the credit fiituation. In a letter advising President Coolldge of the step, Secretary Mellon said he was 'not entirely clear as to the Ideas of the agri cultural committee, which suggest ed that the farm loan board "take Borne aggressive steps which would open up to competitive mar keting associations the proper line of credits." Tho secretary declared the board always had been ready to meet the legitimate demands of cooperative organization but was willing; to look over the situation again and take wha'ever further steps are possible. The secretary suggested that there must have "been some mis understanding" with respect to this phase of the agricultural com missions report. "The intermediate credit hanks," he said, "have loaned ov er 144.000,000 to tho co-operative marketing associations as against 18,000,000 rediscount, and have at all times been ready to meet any legitimate demands of the co operative marketing associations. During the past yenr the war fi nance corporation wns available for this saint purpose but was not called upon to any extent." Favorable report of the Tram ton bill, concentrating all prohibi tion administration under a sep arate unit In the treasury depart ment was ordered today by the - senate judiciary committee. Heturn of funds and property held by the alien property custo dian would bo ordered under a bill introduced today by Chairman Borah of the senate foreign rela tions committee, who expressed hope of early enactment "in view of the statement that plans have been completed for settlement of American clnlms." A bill designed to encouruge co operative markeiing was introduc ed today by Representative Dlcks inson, republican, Iowa. It would provide for expansion of the bur eau, of economics anil marketing in the department of agriculture and for creation of a marketing council to bo composed of four members appointed by the presi dent with senate confirmation to hold the positions permanently. In addition an advisory body would be organized from various co-operative marketing Krouif. ator Upton s bill authorizing the city of IJend to exchange water taken from the liesehutes river for a similar amount of water from Tumalo creek for municipal purposes. "All of the water from Tumalo creek has been appropriated for use on the Tumalo project or on lands within the liesehutes coun ty municipal improvement dis trict," said the veto messago. "The stato has expended $l.',0.000 on the project and the district has ex pended an additional ICf.o.ono. The desert land board nnd the Irrigation district now have con trol of the project and this bill does not authorize the board to approve the exchange. I am In full sympathy with the ntlenmt nf fthe city of llend to acquire a pure waier supply anil will b eglad to approve u bill granting the desert land board the right Insofar as the state's interests are concerned to approval this transfer under proper terms. The existing rights of the Tumalo district cannot be taken away by leg'slatlon, but tho city should have the right to -cure lis supply upon paying pro-jU per compensation to the district." II The bill provided that the city he given a right to tako wnter from Tumalo creek, giving In ex change with an irrigation project the right to lake water from De schutes river. The exchange and delivery was to be through the main canal of the Deschutes coun ty municipal Improvement district. (s-jorlitnl PrM Ltunl Win.) ELLKNSHIRO, Wash., Feb. 7 Odie, aged 24 and Imna, aged 1 year, son and daughter of Leslie Kandell. storekeeper for the Chl Icago, .Milwaukee and St. I'aul rail i way at Cedar Falls, were burned to death, and Miss Mildred Wil son, of Hupert, idaho.a sister of Mrs. Kandell, is in a Snoqualmie Falls hospital near death as a re sult of a fire which last night de stroyed a "bunk car" at Cedar Falls, it was learned here today. The bluze is said to have been caused when kerosene was used to start a fire and an explosion fol lowed. Mr. and Mrs. Kandell were in another car. ALLEGED LOOTER Weeks Replies to Charge of Inadequacy Hurled by General Mitchell. i:xi"i.oiiN(; ammonia is FATAL; DAM.KiK :i,M0,000 ! (Atvx-UtM Preta LiH Wlr.) I FORT LEE. N. J., Feb. 7. One ! man was killed, two were severe ly Injured and eighteen were ' slightly hurt by falling walls af- : ter the explosion of an ammonia tank today In National Kvans , , (.-jim 7.at,oratories. The explo re T-n i r . 1 slim followed a fire, j I" ACTS ARE WANTING i Salvatnre Joy. a projector, was Kineu. i na explosion practically1 destryed the buldltig. The loss Is estimated at nearly two million j dallars by Thomus Tvans, prcsl- I dent, who said that a number of I valuabel films were destroyed. ! Refrains From Reference to Proposed Demotion of Mitchell to Colonelcy. (AMnrUtrri I'ri-H LtiimkI W'lrp.) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Feb. 7. John U. Davenport, alias (leorge W llllanis, of Minneapolis, alleged to have been one of the men who robbed the Northwestern Nation al Hank of Milwaukee of i-T,0i0 In Liberty bonds and t'J.'-'i') in ca;;h September 8, is under arrest here. It was revealed today. EDDY'S SCHOOL BILL TO BANISH "TRASH" PASSED (Continued from pngo 1.) resulting In demnnds for Increased space, additional teiirherH and more money, Tha elective system, Ktltly declared, nut ken for a bu per i ficlullty In high school education which in being decried by some of ih greatest authorities In the ed ucational world today. Kddy quot ed from recent reports of the Car negie foundation for the advance ment of teaching to prove his "Through (he elective nynti'in. In which bovH and girls In Iheir teens , and of immature minds are per mitted to choose the tttudles which they are to purHue." Kddy Bald, 'innumerable imus.the hobbles of half baked teachers, were blng Imposed on boys and girls in the high schools. Out to Banish Trash Tho effect of my bill will be to banish at least f.u per rent nf this trash from the hlnh school." Kddy asserted his friendship for the educational system, and de clared he had no thought other than to make It more effective MIAMI. lla.. Feb. 7. Promo tion of the sale of union made products will be soukMi by the American 1-Vderat Ion of Labor Ihrotiuh h cainnaiuti of mie venr's nnd more practlral In offering his hturation to be carried on b'v the bill. County school superintend- 'union label trades department of CAVE PRISONER STILL BEYOND REACH OF DRILL (Continued from page 1.) the way. Yesterday somebody recognized fhlnee Chow and tho Collins family look him home. The shaft being sunk near Sand Cave entrance Is going down wllh painful Klowness. Miners dig a Toot or two and then halt for tim bering to prevent the sides caving In. Half of Friday night was spent on a timbering Job nnd this morning the mine was llttlo moro than 211 feet deep. At ID a. m today, Collins has been entombed VJ3 hours and It j has been 4.ri hours since the last rescuer heard him mumble "I'm covered with dirt, Oh Cod, help Mi'!" Those were the Inst words anyone heard Collins sav. Sappers Half Way Down The shaft through which rescu ers hope to reach Floyd Collins, dead or alive. In his Sand Cave prison was 22 feet deep today, ac cording to latest ndvlces. Pro gress thus far has been at the rate of halt a foot an hour, Moro ttian half the distance remains ahead of the workers. Workers were somewhat en couraged by the nature of the strain they had penetrated with the diamond point drill. Further drilling to the 4ti foot level Indicat ed that there was no limestone or samlsione of depth necessitating blnstlng for at least 45 feet from tho surface. A third appeal for funds was mnde today by H. !. Caldwell, president of the People's Hank of Cave City, who Is treasurer of the relief fund. Cash received amounts to only ItiUO but money pledged by wire and In letters Is expected to bring this amount to fv'it). Fx penscs hnve passed the $1,000 mark. ASSERTS CAPTURE (AawM-tatrri Ptm I.urd Wire.) WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. Mak ing n is nrst public statement re garding the row that has center ed about Hrlgadler Ceneral Mitch ell, assistant chief of the army air service. Secretary Weeks today de clared that those who disagree with fleneral Mitchell had been the targets for "unjust superci lious" criticism. "Ilefore passing Judgment," said tho secretary, "it would he well for the country to be famllr with (lenernl Mitchells' airnlane nolle ! LODGE DIRECTORY J'i Umpqua Klan No. 5. Meet 2nd and 4th Mondays of each ipnnth Address P. O. Sox 885, Rose burg. Oregon. Union Encampment, NoT97 C676. F. Meets In Odd Fellows Tem ple on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. Visiting Patri archs nlwavs welcome. FHEI1 MILLF.R. C. P. W. P. WBTHERKLU Scrlbs Neighbors cf VVooocrarti Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on first and third Monday evenings. In Ti (AMorlitml Vnm Leaaeit Wirt ) PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 7. Captain Hubert Pamphlet and his crow of five men of the schooner Pescawlin were released from Jail hero today when ball was deposit ed on the federal immigration de partment charge of entering t he l ulled Slates unlawfully. This charge was ill addition to one alleging tho captain and crew guilty of violating of the liquor laws. Kail on this charge has previously been posted. A full report of the seizure of the Pescawha off the Washington coast by tho cutter Algonquin, af ter tho Pescawha had rescued nine of the crew on the wrecked schooner Caohu, has been sent to the attorney-general's office at Washington, 1). C, and until or ders have been received from there no further steps will bo taken in the case. Captain Pam phlet asserted that his vessel was -'10 miles out from the coast, when he was arrested lust Wednesday on a charge of rum riiiinnlng. The Pescawha, with more thun 1,000 cases of liquor sealed in her hold, Is in custody of Federal authoriries hero. K. of P. ball. Visiiing neighbors Invited o attend. AI.VIA WKTHKP.ELI,. O." N. MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerk United Artisans Meets In" Mao cabee ball first and third Weil nesdays. Visiting members al ways welcome. LAITREN McCnT.T.QCTT. M. A. MILDRED MeCtlLLOCH. Treas. FELLK STEPHENSON. Sec. nOSFBFRG LODQE ICO. 1037 L O. O. M. Meets every MondaJ , night. Moose Hall, 248 N. Jack- son St. Club rooms open 7:30 to 10 p. m. Visiting brothers wel come. j H. FITRT.ONfl. ThVtetor. H. O. PAROETER, Secretary. I JNO. M. THRONE. Treasurer. les, Including General Pershing and many other great figures of the American world war army." "It is Incredible." continued Dr. Weeks "I hat these officers should wish to take any course relating to the development of the air ser vice Hint wnnM nnl ha jbest Interest of the future defense of tho I'nited Slates." The war secretary's statement was Issued while the house air craft committee was being lold "by Captain A. W. Johnson, assistant chief of the naval air service that some of General Mitchell's most sweeping statements to the com mittee about tho results of Joint nrmy-nnvy maneuvers could not be substantiated by the facts. In an Indirect .reference to the geiiiirnl's charge that officers are "afraid to tell the truth." for fear of discipline. Captain Johnson said he had nsked Secretary Wilbur whether there would be objection to giving llie committee certain of ficial correspondence and the sec retary had replied: leu everyming you Know. Secretary Weeks did not touch directly In his statement on the ItifHlInn of General Mitchell's re appointment as assistant chief of the air service, which Is being held in abeyance, while the war departmi nr head examines the general course of his conduct. (The general's assignment to hi jpresent post expires next montti 1 1 snrrl Chapter No. 'and unless he Is reappoint! d It" will return to the rank of colem-l. It was with reluctance, Mr. said, that he had decided to make any statement pi nding a final il" clslen on the case of General Mitchell but felt he could no Ions er remain silent in justice to oth er ufflci t's of the nrmy. 0. E. S RoseburQ Chapter No. 3. j Holds their regular meeting ' on the first and third Thursdays ' In each month, all sojourning . brothers and sisters are respect futtv invited to attend. CORA R. SINGLETON, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Secretary. Eafitea, Roscburg Aerie Meets ID Maccabee hall, nn Cass street. on second and fourth Wednes. da. evenlncs of each month, nt 8 o'clock. Visiting brethern In good standing, stways welcome. EIT.ENE LITTLE. W. P. P. RICHARP PCSCH. W. P. B. F. GOODMAN. See. Portia's father was . old-fashioned In the days of Shakespeares famous heroine, buy ing and selling were contests of wits. In Venice, hag gling and dickering were the vogue. Along the Rialto, sharp practice was the rule. Every purchase of silk or spices was made at the buyer's risk. One had to be a shrewd judge of values and one's fellows to escape trickery. Portia's 'father a merchant was used to the ideas of guess, luck and accident. So much so, indeed,' that it seemed natural to him to entrust the choice of his daughter's husband to three closed caskets and a lucky guess ! , Nowadays, we do not transact business blindly nor leave important decisions to chance. It'is not necessary for us to gamble when we buy. Commodi ties are identified for us by trade-marks. Manufactur ers go to the advertising colymns 'to tell us about their products. Merchants describe their merchandise price, quality and service. By reading advertisements, we get a knowledge of goods and stores that we can depend on.' Adver tising reduces chance, in buying, to a minimum. DO YOU READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS? PRES. COW Antlers Theatre A Hclithousp, specially construe- 1 ti'd nn tho outr .mst point of L;i !nmm IU :u'h, HuthTn California. Is llw Incntc nf tho attrnctlnn offcrtil patrons tlila v'k by the Anth iM IhcHtre, bt'KinninK Sunday. Tin' tttory ronrerns Itself In bilff with lhe Hired Uchthouse keeper. jlils daughter, Louise Fuzendn. tht-lr helper and his du, Kin 1 in 31, R. A. M. PfHted convocations on first M third TiiBR'lRva, Masonic Temple. All mem born reques ted to attend and visiting com panions wMnm. A. A. WIT.OFR. Hk-h Priest. W. P. HARRIS. Seretary. 007"F.T PhnetarfanodgiT-Na 8 Meets In Odd Fellows Tftm pip pverv Friday evening. Vlslt- Jntr brethern are always wel come, PON ATT) YOT'NO. N. C. A. J. OEPTIFS, Ree. Sec J. D. BAILEY. Fin. Sec. TO PUSH UNION LABEL (Amx-lited Vrrm Imh Wire.) WASHINGTON, Feb. '7. Presi dent CooliditP na honorary nre!- dent of lhe hoy Si-oirtw of Amer- against the brutality of a band nf lrn, today received 15 ealo scouts I bootb'iiera operating along th ;lhe federation undT plans Ulorjed by the executive council of ilhn ft'dcrutlnn In Hen.-uon here E had opposed Iho iiiiAMin at tin outset now hail wriiii'n liiin In sh proval of his bill, hIIImiikIi can tlonlnic him UKalnst Hi" " ' thrlr natni's. Irst It nn'i't wllh tho mate suprrlnti'iiili iit of. puhllr In struction, whom hi' ili (land to lie UKalnst lh bill, althmitMi n. vi r yel advancing ft 'sIhkIi sniiml ob Ji'ctlun to Justify tils opposition. Other Bills Passed Other amnio bills pai d by lliu HAonln vl'Stordav Incluiti'd: minor' To nprnilt irrlKallon ills- C. C. IVn l. k. well Known Irli'ta unilor ronlrart with iho -"u ni 01 r-marosr, wns seriously Culled status lo cancel usscm-j hurl this inornlnR nt about ID! nrali levied to pay l linrce "Ylork. w hen a hiilldlnc on which j Jiavis: ItelHtlnn lo Ileus on ' lie w;n worklrlir. collapsed. unl crops for water for IrrlKntlim and 'caused Mm to fall lo the Kround, to provide for nollco and record o( his head, according to reports i ueh Hens lo re today. Ilo was bronchi lo I Tpton- To oslahlih Warner '". where Dr. Molvtn attended refuse In Uike couniy aim i'n .i Intended to : 11 man s neao anil II was I I found that he suffered itepressed traiture of iho skull, ami hem- of Washington at the White House and addressed a letter lo the scouts of the country in ob servance tomorrow of the fif teenth anniversary or the found Iiik of the orKiitilHtlon. "If there ever was Justification for uncer tainty as lo Iho UKwfullncrs of this organization. It. has Iouk slni-o been removed In view of tho (sreat work of charncter de velopment that has been accomp lished," the president said in his en- letter. " The boy scouts have rnnlrlbut- Liberty Theatre ed arently. under lhe splendid nichaid Talm-tike never has In leadership of the best tralnlni! tor :,,U,y stunts. The darinx d :t useful cltl.enshlp. It is desired th which he makes Ins Mtei-n fel In rnnlemplutlUK nt this time the ,iers Hasp, come almost us seen: I achlcvemenls of tills omanlatlon llullur,. , hi,,,; and lie has a in to express the hope and 'rout l- .,,.,, v.ui,n tt It new ,1. ai h d.fv uf nonce, inai 11 win continue to ex- ,r,.K , ln hlll aIst ofli rltiK. "Vo uli Hid Adventure, ' w hlch i-omes to 'he coast, whose leader, lou:las (,er rard. has orofessed his love lei l,oulsc so as to be In touch wild the lighthouse whi n his ann el cut-throats make tln-lr landing. Kln-'rin-'rin ami Louise Kazetula head the east, which Includes "lius ler" I'olller. iMatliew lieu, I"oui:I:m (lerrald and Charles Hill Mailes. Mai St. Clair directed "The Llitlii holise by lhe Sea," which uas adapted for the screen by l'alil Krancls .anuck. pand in inehibers and -In the streiiKth of Its appeal lo Iho youth ! of lhe nation." I T -uame jiart of Harney county preserve antelope. Senntor Davis and Hepresenta tlve Oakes: Piovldlnjr for con- iraeis oy irnmimii ,,.,, ih riKteral aovemuient In coiupii- I The bin Masonic dahce Riven by the Ancient nnd Accepted Scottish Kite lnlee of Perrtietlon in thu errii ii:e of tlie bralti. lie w as elly w 111 take placo on next Thurs ibrousht to town In an unconse- dav nlcht. Feh. 12th . l.inpoin' him,. comlllion and has been un- nee with the fact finders' act and for assessment aceordlnn lo pro ductive ability of lands In districts. , " Anion house bill passed by lhe . senate yesterday was: 11. n. D6. Kuller: riacltm peace Officers liniier woraiueo n n)niu-, aallon set. i Cordon Gets Raise 1 mL win ... ......I h. lliu .enntes 1 ne win i'i " - e yesterday InereasliiB the salaries j. New, lleyiew Classified Ad of tllstrlcl attorneys In Orenon, in'iTerilsinf for results. consi tuns most or the day. accord Itie to late reports, with only a few intloiial periods, lie was ta ken to a room at the llrnnd Ho tel, ft em the doctor's offices, where he will remain under ob servation until certain svmptoms develop. Mr. F.'nwlck is well known at KUarose, where he has ranch. day. The dance Is for the benefit of the IVMolay order here. Imita tions have been sent lo Masons In 'all parts of the county and isttint; , members an1 cordially Invited to at tend. The IVMolay niclnth'ts hate also boon Invited to participate In the dance. The lllue IVvlls orches tra will furnish music for Iho occasion. We are Equipped To furnish your complete nillnork in a lioseburx product for your home, of fice, or buildinc. Quality. Service and Price Is Our Motto Roscburglnibr.tt.Ca Pythian Sisters, UmpM-'J Temple, No. 4 Meets the second and fourth Monday evenings of each month, at the K. of P. hall. Vis itors alwavs welcome. MVUT1IA CHIHSTENSEN, M.K.C. EVA MARKS, M. of H. C. EVALYN HOOVKIl, M. of F. 1 ? n a nn 1 1 inn TOO iPITi (AMwpIited Prw Iesaod Wfr.) SEATTLE, Feb. 7. For the killinc of Policeman R. L. Litaey here September 2o, Charles Kalr child was today sentenced to 19 years. 11 months ln the peniten tiary. defendants stood before him In superior court. Somebody start ed shooting as Lltsey burst Into a house where someone had told him there were suspicious charac ters. LiUey fell as he drew his pistol. The sentence given Fairchild is the limit for manslaughter. ALUMINUM TRUST IS DISCOVERED BY ATtY. GEN. STONE torney General Stone in a letter to the commission last night. Of the half dozen commodities in the household supply Industries discussed in the letter, aluminum was cited as one in which price control is practiced. By Its "prac tical! complete control" of the sup ply ot raw material from which aluminum is made, the Aluminum Company of America, the attorney general said, "is in a position to and does control the domestic prices of sheet aluminum to the utensil manufacturers." Refrigerators, washing ma chines, brooms and vacuum clean- ' era were the other household ar ticles mentioned in the letter. Al though certain practices of wash- manufacturers are Knights of Pythias, Alpha Lodpt No. 47. Meets every Wednes . dnv In Knlshts of Pythias hall 130 Rose street. Visitors always welcomed. SAM CIIKISTKNSON. C. C. ROY (. Y(M"Ni, M. F. V,. R. WIMBKI-Y. K. R 9. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jointers of America. Meets in Moose ball second and fourtjf Tuesday evenings of each mc th. AU carpenters wet corned. T. F. ITOLMTTJ. Rec, Soc, .T. F. MOOHR. Pres. Woodmen of the World, Camp No 125 Meet In the Odd Fellows Hall In Roseburg every first and third Monday evenings. VIs ltlne pplchbom nlwnvs welcome. JOHN DKI.L HKSS. C. C. M. M. Ml M.BR. Clerk. B. P. O. Etks, Roteburg Lodgt No. 326. Hold remlsr commu nications at the Flk Temple oi earh Thursday of every month All members requested to at tend regularly, nnd all vlsltlni brothers ara cordially Invited to attend. D. B. TU'RAR, K J. O. PAY. Secretary., hor qu'vi. result oNew R"v w clasntrieu a(.veiitsemena For quick results Review ctuHnlili-d ids. st news aver day. uo Newa l'tiou 135. MR. HOMESEEKER Am lling b(mns on the snvi'l r.tvtn.'tit p!an. Hnve two slw t mmpletrit. or ill furnish i.-t flnaiue snd build accord in t,i Jour plana. P. O. Hex V:n, or s?e me at building West First Street J. W. LANGENBERG MTM"K TO Ki:i1TtHI1 In lit 't!iniy Court of th.' Slate of Or. itir f-r lruiula County. ln th.- itviUor of ttu Kstale if .lot-n II. U:mh. d.-fji.'d N,.t ri I ti. rt tv r.v,-n lht I h 1 ?tcn. il wjtn nr. th "Ird dy of Inniui' v. 11', ttiiH- npt'lntr1 anrll nrv ml m -i il rut or. with tlu will in-nfHr-il, rf lh siit' of John H HiiiKh. .I.i-. Tli.T.'f. ,., t jrr. ii'nit tiviti i liilmg fiKii)nt ;tit tnt- are r"iiuir.l to vrrni'nt tl trt the tinI.Tlirn. ti nt hi tfi. in ihr IVrkin HhiMIuc. In t'' 'liv nf i;..n!irr. Orenon. iropfly vorifl.d. with vMr-hr on or 'tor i mwihii froni th dit vt the firjtt r-nhlnntion ef llu no- t! '-. PiitfJ nnd firt r"'M-hfd tM ?llh day of ,Ts w.r- if.-.. t;i:iin;r k i x k n . Jr i AnrHInrv Alni!nt rntnr of the Eitalt of John H. lluigli, loiscd. WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. In- ! vestlgatlon by the federal trade commission of competitive condi- j itions in a number of household , Sentence of Flovd Siverlv 'utility trades already has been car- Ing machine and F. G. Richardson, convicted ried forward by the department of ,cpen to criticism the letter said, January SO with Fairchild of j Justice in several cases to a point i the government is not yet in a po manslaughter, was postponed to 'indicating possible action to pre-jsltfon to take definite steps permit charges that they are ha- ivent monopolistic control of : against them. Investigation so bitual criminals, to be filed. prices. I far has shown no violations of law "If the jury had been as stead- j Conclusions and Indications In by the vacuum cleaners manu fast as Policeman Litsoy, you men the several Investigations already jfacturers or any recent or present would be awaiting the gallows under way or contemplated by the j violations in the sewing machine now."snid .Tndeo Hall a thethree 'department were reported by At- I industry. Hello! Hello! Calling Up About the Children. By GLUYAS WILLIAMS WS TWRt'S A TW&liC TL :?H0t:E II "IH'S D5U6 5TDRE SHI'J KntR CALL UP, K TORE TtCl 60 INTDTIIf MOV" ,.-b AND .LT HCW THE Cn.CXN ARE WAllE WWTiNS TOR N0MBS maKh HIM SHCS NOT h BiT WORRiLD , OH NO - OlW IT'S TiirTlRCT TIME THD"I LETT TrtCM WITH AUNT EMM .V.? i rXfiARW SiJCDtNiy theVuc miK 16 WAIT AWP0LLV 10N6 F08 THE Nl)M6CR,D0ES HE SUPPOSE ANYTHIN6 COOLP BE IHt MATTER AT HOME ALTERNATIS BEWEEN 5H0UT INfe HELLO INTO PrlONt AND woNDcwNc whether the H00SE COOLP HAVE CAU6HT FlRE OR ThE CHILPEN rWt PAUIN P0WNSTNRS 'Tr-SLY DVLAlMi HUSH niALLY (VS AUT.T ENH-r HEWS JOMiBOOV, iMOZ At A 'POOR CDNKECTOH. AVE THE OMLrREN AURitm, REPORTS wrm A GROAN ANT TiNPS (TS JCiT Tt AtsT EMM.C SAVS THE OPERATOR WA:JTIN6 TC HWW OiplTRCN AR SOMfTHlrsi. WHAT Nv-'MHER SHE'S AUiri &HE CANT MAKE OUT WAT WORRV ATTTR CfiSJirWBLE ETTORT 6ATHERS AUNT EWMif S TRYING TO SAY THE CHWJREN ARE A- sleep am nor n VriyjAMS O McOivt NnnfiKf Sjmdkst SPEND REST OT EVENINC WORRYma WHV AUNT EMMIE said not to worry coou ANVTHINO HAVEWAUV BEElJ THE :ATtR. AND HER VOICE SOUNTED STRAN&E ,IT MfeHT HAVE BEEN )iT THE POOR CONNECTION -PJTOH DEAR HA StiE BITTER CALL UP
