La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1921, Image 1

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" flnH 9.1. fallows were, j Men in the underpin of a l enrner all Und tAtrcete, on Sun.K Juy 17, tcs,e,elderly mrVi;, lence had renf"-'" ' ne he defense aiif that time. .n;;. -hief iinJcl tor Mrs. AL'ttfMH hisoctiofi no turn-' infrlnsss over to ((.authorities by li(t'.,lScphfleclter1 the Janif ic ieacheFUKht under allfRatif VK oeicnso, out on,that n early ked in'MtoIy-.and that ife wa ltHK.e (JUTLAND, J the. blood-siia hunting f , nointinjr state fo ti' fr SUS aire trial a wol ' I'urthor extension of the Obsory t er murvoy of thS business and' ro- fflsslonal circles of La. Grande to ob- lain the concensus or oiilnion rela tive to the adoption f the first of several . amendments to tho city charter coming up .lor disposition August 9th, reveals almoBt unani mous demand for water. As noted yesterday .the men are not :of one accord about where thoANty snail go after It, but water must pe had. , In seeking these interviews one often encounters poople who hjivc not gone Into the mutter sufficient ly to form an opinion. The Mlnum project and lis vast f' opportunities has sprung up acaili. Pronounced by some tc be tho dream !. of Ideallsls and Impractical, tho pro ' iect nevertheless has bobbed up and the. Observe, representative , baa eu countered it . time and again- "; Moat of these men think of a vast abundance of water slipping use 4 lossly down to t)ie sea, and Just - i across a coiupHi'titively ;small ridge of-'WrtlrthiJI..jWrU!r" for pure wafer, and thousands of acres of arid and .snini-atid land titfafj:' u'iiTii eased' by rti-ouglit 'A'm harness up the Mlnant -tb tho neoils of man and land on this side- 'en tails a tremendous outlay, hut. a.s holed, majty a man can't rofraiu from cogltutlng aboutrlho 'possibili ties. ....-':.' )'', .", ': But the project Immediately ' tp the foreground Is Iho Deavor creek proposition, and while -the election August 9th docs nol -spcciry or re Ject that 'source. It Is generally be Moved that, the consulting engineer: will lecommend It. Conccrnlug ,fh amnndiiiDnt particularly vital to th water.' proposition bccHUBO npon It; passage dopnnds any futurn. wal bond Issues, theso Intervlens liii been optaincd: . . j ..-.. . ,,. i Jnuieii Uarity, proprietor Oarrj blacksmith shop I am against, urinecessary' addition to our fta but we caii'f do wltlirul water. rcernlnly want good water and p ' ty of It. '. - c ' . ' r, Heruian Slegrist, manager N. , M'est & Co. 1 want water. -. if. K. . Coolldgo. proprietor t Idge Paint Store If wo liai ' have ''water, and wo do. diet's '. . Sam Andrews, proprietor '..drews' Variety This water s ''will in time pay itself out Ih n revenue coming in'-nnd it . a dead woight luxation. -Wc have water. 1 . R.' Luightnn, Leightiin Ing Works I understand the icul treatment given our presi ten system lo kill off tlio vc pi Ml KV HOA 1 HIS -MONKV-.. 't'MIS til Billing (;emrl Wnr- icrrnl Itoad Win-.. jf Miiilns Unchanged . uerrtl .warrants and Wan ants of Union St boing cashed by the Ua.ti3 of the "" large lich ' warrants held by latUoc road - warrants are of. The markol (dvea; f SO.OUw. from the if and half of this will Miw(l5ll'tte,1rat' Pi In December, sccord-. ly- Judge lj (Jj.'Couch, d": from Portland '.', tills v t on the market . roads ' stopped, aciroldlug to ications, tho money due ti(te. being used to carry on, ,'tno slate highway ..will' also complotp. tho itotig tlio state highway lilj'oady ' been advertised, along the .slate highway one by tho staid. Where ig i charged to "tho coun lo Jlnances tho county u; as tiinds. from tho.BHle s'or' dtlhei1- sources -ciui bo Tho cost of the hard siir- ll all he mot by1 the'.stato dads whoso grading! the uys for. ., "' 'stutc bonds sold above par e highway commission .--op ts this week, the market tor iiwids is. still in such a Ton- tut the bonds cannot ba-soJd rrangenients had been.iuude bunks. of the county for tiA-i-1 tho. J 4 00,000 issue,' -;aud iho differeuco hdtweu the ce and , par but! Iho iiecessity iug two per cent - interest on ads added bo milch to tho ex- i ho banks would bo pul to In ig the bonds that they were : to take the bonds. An- cmetit waB msde. howevor.'al roe thal.lC a bid of several per more could be" obtained tho i would lie in a position, to 'anthem.- The bid price was 94 I par. , case some arrangement can ho o for the sale of the honds, the I banks expect lo be able to cash Iv-warrants again as the 'geiie- gfowth In tho reservoir eats tlroad bonds now In Iho hands of Steel pipe. Maybe (hat is wh-1 hanks, cuuld thcli: be !:'.kon up. ' mailer with niy stomach: will transfer some of my bills, to additional water (Continued on Pago H AND WKSIII .OMi:iii:Mi': hkmi itinvi:i;N . PRU.MIHU UIUAM AMI THK . BltlTISH A.MUA.SSADOK SUPREME COUNCIL - TO ACT AUGUST ' 4 Meantime, the Nations' Work Will I'l'ogic.ts lit Haitiifiny; t'ontmvrr - sy- Was MMrtnl Over the Hritlsh :,ote Jlrnftcd by linl t'uiou.jiud indorsed by liupx'rlnl t.'iibinit,.. PAIIIS. July 3D The roliltlons between France and. heat Britain vc-' gaiiling Silesia were much improved today as the result .of the conference between Premier Briand and tio Brit- isn Ainoassuaor. It Is expected, that tlio Supremo Council will act Aue- ust. 4, and meanwhile the nations' work -will .progress In hainiony." I no- controversy . . between the British and Krench go'vornmonts ov er Silesia" had reached an -- 'acute stagn.,' the- latest British notn. draft od'by Lorn Curaon, the rorelgn min ister, indorsed by the Imimriul cabi net and handed the-Freuch govern niont ' In : I'tihis yesterday morning, boing officially described as a ''vi gorously worded" document. - ; -; , 1 he note ascribes tho prcscut vit iation, to tho presentation of the French uote to Cormuny of. July 16, calling the attention of Iho Cormatt government to the still meuaclng at-' titudo of tho Gorman defense i troops in Uppor Silesia, without pre vious consultation with-France's al lies. Ihe first departure from. the pol icy of cooperation hilhaito ToiloweeV The note refutes tho, . allegation BETWEEN 450 AND 500 PUBLKIIERS i-n WILL ATTEND MEET ' '- ' V -' -l: ." -. .: . JlONOl.TLl'. rorrilT-iy of Hawaii, July 30 Between 45Ui and 5V0 pub lishers, editors and newspaper .men from all parts of the Koild will ga ther at Honolulu, Territory' of1 Ha waii, betleh known a' Iho "Cross roads of the Pacltlc," Ifroin October H to 85, Inclusive, 4 delegates to tho Preas Congress of Yhe World, of which Dr. Waller Williams, dean of tlio School of Journalism aS the Uni versity of Missouri,. U .-president. : - ; Uw," iiwwiia.il i "j. uu. i . II 111 UkLLLI MIL. II . tt'ttiUt whs lipid .U) by. ftu bidUB rf aT-m mm wmm mm mm mm mm llUwiit rntt SENATOR NORRIS IS SERIOUSLY ILL WASHINGTON, July 30-Tlie con dition of .Senator lieorire W. Norris.. of. Nebraska, was replied less fav orable day, than at uny lime since hiKicollapse on Thursday-evening. ' His O'icndR are very much vmcerned'-over; his. '.ritical condition. ., ., ''; IRISH PARLIAMENT ; I TO MEET THURSDAY riTTSIUUm. July 3d hattait Limited. PonnslrvaiilnV-star train, was held up hy four bandits ut Casandra, I'm., this momlne. and I tue mall' clork was wounded and a 1 mail -r . rifled.; 'I he rubbers. sm-ap- i eu. one pouch which contained for eign registered mall was found sill and oinply; No esllmale of l(io loot has i been mado. . '.,.-.'.... . MIW. MAIMjt'KIUTK HAItltlSON, , NEWSI'APKK COItltKSI'OM). K.yr, AitmvK.s is moA - i LONDON, July -MO A Dublin, dis- pnteh to. tho Wostminlslcr Gazette says that it is -undersood ' th';t , the Irish parliament will meet nuxt Thurs day or.Friduy. . - .. ,', "III rORTIiANI). July 3l).The flRilors. firemen, cooks and Menard's unions here hnvc voted to-call off the strike which has been on since May.l. The enRincrH voted ,tq return to. work a loruiignt. aj(o. . v, . SENATOR FRANCE 'OP:' MD.' AIDS WOMEN that Ureat Britain had. set' hcrsoICI ;' . ' a ugainst Ihe French and was I horvby !.'-':' : - W'. - ;Htftn1rfh1Wr4t'fr1r''W!uWtrifft Officials, doscrlpo .the, not,e as.pf a friendly- character hi "'marked . con-' trasl to. tho nttlttido displayed ill tho French nolo,' lo which It Is. a re- -ply. ' Officials declared that accont-. ing td 'the. nqws being received ' In London t hero is no diuiger thrnaloti- Ing the Fronch troops III hilesla which ' renders' tho sending of roln-: forcemduts urgently- nnceHsaly,,, as tho French: have asserted. : ; .- Tho nolo culls attention to what is described a tho "extraordinary' ac tion on -tho part df Prance .In en- leavonnir to nut independently ' of Iho supreme council In insisting up on the Immediate dispute! of troeips. t points out that this Jh un Impos sible buHis lipom which to' "'pursue anv future policy tiigHlhor and that no. good , purpose would lie seized liy further discussiun ' until Jhero was a clear understanding of France s in- teuliuns. ;.-! iK ., .. GfeNKItAL WOOD SlLKN'f.'" " MANILA,' July mVuencipl' Lcon- WKATHKK I'tHtKl'AST . 'N'exl week will be generally, fair. h .a normal temperature, i 1 ; Exclusive jngs Only to be IP by Realtors ' At 'meeting of the Li Itcalty Board held Frida : members dwided that In sll nw listings will be oo nn .exclusive Ojist!. "hn-Is-considered an tin t by th realtors, reprtwcii " organisation iKKaiise m rtange the rl otie bJnr nut on a basis t rn to th public ihrwd Willlanm, the Uord. in .difumiii len to fuse all out taei said Wrand ! to codtlnue sol'1 the mjum.f of s"1"11 'r re only on c' tale In "a small aiil-Woorl maiulains silencc'reEardiitg the -ouesi ion of the ffovcrnor ireiioral- ship of the Philippines, for which he us being urged. - -. , ... .... . The Charter ; Election : . ''. - , j . .. A discussion of , Ui$ dllten-nt . -' aiiiendmenlH to be (v-voted on ' August 9th, ; ' . ; i , "'; . I Hcuatiii' l''iuiicr.lji Him iil,-, Bt An-noiiuci-mtiit. thin Itussia Will He- leiise tho United states Prisoners if Holler Is Aflordcil Kiusln; Hum. sin' At'c'tS'ProKuin ". '.- iV . . ItlOA, July '30 Mm 'utiM-eiim-iiH Harrison of BhUIiiioi'o,, hewspuper .juneaponueiii wno. has len an American prisoner in Itussla. -has boeu releused by the Soviets through, h'onator Joseph I. Frnncs, or Mary land., Both arrived hero today. ' Mra. Harrison was pale and thin', but not lu bad conuitioit. Senator France is surprised at the announce ment lhat Itussiu has agreed lu ro-louse- the American prisoners, say ing, that It ' had not boon docidud that way whou he lefl. Tho aena tor 8aw Lenino'nnd said that ho hi 111 favored trade relations with Russia He would not say ihoro until ho had' rested, being much fatlguod after bis journey. , - Will Itelease PrisoiielH' . " , RIO A. July. SO The offer of .the -.Secretary of .Commerce, Horhort - Hoover,, for relier,,:. proviaed ; Ihe Amorlcan priaoners wore roloasod, has been acceptod, according to dis putches rrom the Kostu News Agen ! cy at Moscow.' ; 'Quick action is ' asked. , s ' . ' - - . ,' KING UEN1ICS S'PATEMKNT. : Monarch, and "lord .Norihcliff Both . Against Premier, "LONDON. July ' 30. England is tremendously, stirred hy tho Kiiig'x denial through the ' premier, jif the statements credited to him by ,tjord Nor'hcliffe. . which tno Jattcv also denies. It is'tlic first linio in history -that -the rnonarcli lias taken official notice Df a newspaper item. " '. -. - -.- . ;. H l OltMKK OPINION SUSTAINED, SALEM. July 30 Among; tho de cisions of tlio .Supreme Court was the case of H. B. Allen and others ugainst H. C, Devans, appealed from Harney county, which wis submitted for a le-heurinK; . The former opinion was sustained. ' ' 1 ' - T ner of cmaklng. assessmvnis, foi" lo-.' j.. cal 'lmprbvements) "' i-';. ."lu nil linprno.inonts msde In La 'irandc slnc'b JftlG, tho hnyers of the bonds -was liiad' to' look -jor tholr pay to' the particular. pffrcols. bf. property einbraAul In any "Improve ment district. The malt lias been, docliired City. A.lturnoy Hlator, that neither .tho bond huynra Hot tho con tractors "will lake ,the- bonds. This plan .forestalls ; Improvement, - 11 .Is saldn The "ainendment tvquld still rotniii thJ llonrf; on . the - partic'tilar 'proporty' Involved - bill wotild jnako the clty-sland .8s auarnittor' and would make the bunds mora roadtly negotiable. '.'' ' k :'.' V !': '" ' " :' By this phi ii ihe f)j cnRinuni' for reeordei' .woulil maKe Iho perllmin-' ary assessments,. a It la ''...technl- :ca. Job though' In -the past.41 conwf.-. mlttee ol the .'omiiilsslon -llself -Was charged with the duly, and the tusk was always lert' to' the .regular ' en gineer -enyway. Tie If gat advlKor bf 1 tho. city deems 'this h very Import ant nieusiire' In -Iha.t ,-it: .intends lo WHEAT VIKI.II Til BLHHEI-S; JOHNSTON IS WINNF.R. i c ure what Is now doteiunt to rna BOSTON. Jul" SiO. William-. M. ! dr -tinclit In I ion nf lliini'ovtftiintil Johnston, of San Francisco, defeated h( ls Th ,, -n the' amendment is long and la k of spare forbids Its publication-. .- . . - '- " , . . ; t - DROWNING THE DUCK R. "Norris Willianis;-of Boston, in Uie challenge- round of the finals for the Longwood cup -tennis trophy. .- '. ; -, '-Wlieu ii field or wheat gets 1 0 the point wlioro.il will yield 72 bushels to, the' acre, fanuors.ato inclined to open Iheir eyes' und recolvo the news with u sin Ho, hut this Is Ihu report coming from tho M. H. Lewis Iiirm In the Wlngvllle seotion. ' Aciord Ing to this Mr. Lewis has a Hold of nbout ,2(1 acres of fall wheat.' A Held of Spring wheat will yield about 30 bushols. Both Holds are lirlgnly cd. Both the' winter and spring grain Is from eoitlfled Forly-fo(l seed. r.-''r"-i".'t'"' -'- : GERMAN FOnEIGN J. BKRIIN, July ftfVThp (Jerman foreiph.offire-iHa rxpri'SKetl tho b! lirf that workinR battm hfli beeu ch taiilitthed for the conclusion of the peace treaty Twlween jUcrmany and the United Slates on .the basis by which the American rlehtu and p:ivi leifex under the VerHaiMps treaty will be accepted by Germany,-.The treaty i to bo on the orinciplpH enunciated by, the ForterKDox resolution. n the same ptmp! .aod. wa.sl Iheir iwn liniu art well as Iho citsf nrner's Mine. " 'The e.xrliisive HhMiik hs' Ihe rtauie ad vantage frnm prnp'"'' owner's pointflf view. UHoru who K(lvr(ise I hi'ir lint in -mtuio( af ford to adverMne n p(H;' of proper ty ihtft 1 Itahie to bo sold by their! j competitor' ,: -, 1 Mr. WiHimnH w.x wnlt mher j I membfrs of tno realty board, in on- I 1 riiif-ed Ihtit -when h propetiy on- ( (hey ran wriire from ValtfM- J tnrutieh exf bntive ll-tiinK there (y( i b none who want lo ro hak to ihe ! p j Jjp when Ihe rel entale husjaesK : ,D wan cP'iittte8 v on a banin wriirh frlY wnr ran o t p fwnialit?. I m r. J. BUrfc who repseiitvl th "B in r" rt In- Ifal realty bnart 'M.the national Orn4t mrh non,t,I-ty f,,rrTin:l"Q in - Thleaso rcenMy. et tW,Mte If Oll he! aiade report on M trip ut he ?r?l ; liANK" IS CLOSED. ' ' stute bank t Octavia has been closed by the state' liankiiiR- bureau. The cashier is inisailig.- . " . , 1-. AKS WILL DECIDETEST ON BALLFIELD TITANIC! STKlKiCiLE SI.ATKU VOH COVE ANU. WEISEU. Cove's .Oulfield " .I)eemed ..Superior, ritchera on a Var and Weiser In- ,, , field Said to lie Stronger. , ""TrnVirrMtrwVirt fcmHiHnHr4s-th -hflUt-K; of the titanic struggle between repre sentative baseball teams from two widely separated areas, . At thut tunc he Cove champions of the Iuter-Moun- tain League, and Weisor, winners ot the nennant iu tho Orcgon-Idsiib Lea- guo, will fight to it finish at the full trrounds lot. Eslimntcs of the crowd chat will witness the battle vary bc twceii'lOOO and 1000. . "i Munnger 1). K. (Irafd has no doubti about the outcome. He hus nict'ont .lefcal this vwil' out of If) games play ed .and in letters .to friends here 'do; clares that ho.hss no Intentions of Ins ing tomorrow., Neither does Orvillf Wcbb, nor any of the other glndinton who- will uphold tlib' Weiser colors, f ' Hut that is only part of. the sUiw, Lloyd Carter occupies', the samc'rel tivr position with tha Covo team. He. (oot has no intention of losing. Neith er has "Aluxandcr the-nilglity. ' Neith er has any other member of tho Covi am, nor any single pcrsou that livel .n or about '"-ove. And there aro few people In .Union county who have not leen (!ove in iictinn nud lire gcncrnui with their, assertions that' Weiser it. not Ihe teum tu 'Vanquish the cherry growers. . i ; , -- rilcin rs fin. a I'ar. All i)f which brings on the tussh that is going to develop between Al exuudcr anil Webb. Ilcth sro fai above the avorage mmill-tbwd am' Imatour. pitcher.' If boiii aro rig'n .ipd a, their best, the whining of th( gMme'ii going to depend upon the support behind each m'ld. If Weisei can puncture ths (!ovo defense Alcxim ier will not lie able to slave off. de feat. Hut Cove is ui.'.ci'n,:d strong ly after the ullioil field- murshnll .loffre, whose lies: licff-MHo was a vig orous altack. Cove win. her ball games by attacking on the entire frnnl and never . going . o:i the dt-fent ivo. which most team. oxcepo C'ivu, in the Inlermouiitaiii . le-juc do in a tigh game,, . r : ' So the writer is lli' .'tpiui'iii- ihai tliere wilt he littly 'hi,is; from i:' twnell the two ' oi-rh-'i'i, lu. w.ll la a mighty tight br.u'd of 'Iwil thai Alexander and W.j ill will offer tU' batr,mcn. This may nt be a (renerai iipimnn, either, out wo Hand on it. - Sixteen Others Involved ' It is now up to the rest of tho-tcnni Weighing he two teams rm liein -ai eviilence ami not having sent both teams act, we are in the saulo 'hip of uncertainty that Ihe fans u.l lari are, but a close search after knowledr reveals the common belief among crit ics thst the Cove ou'field U superior to l)uj Weiser gunlencrs !mi that Weiser ha a bit the bent of it in lh' infiehl. 'This is simply giving a i!i,-.e. of all that, comes to our ear'i. , It remain- for the morrow to provu' the accuracy of this estimate of the Iwf teams, fof, we say again, we Un 1 know a whole lot aboul it. . . . Ilrraku Will Hr Import let ' , Under urh ronditions, .it is pain fully .evident that which W4y Ci3 break go will go th iam tliatV how- light we expert the .contest to be. but our prediction is 'hut Core will gel sufficient hits ino the out field to win, , ' ; Knowing Cove as we do, tfe ontirl pale that her team will drive her hit. into the outfield, whereas, Weiser will rnnoentrs'e on inside ball and infWr" hits. Whiih tightens the - situation i all the more.. So the more you naliie the situntion the le ynti sr Ihru'iirn ihe problem tlesrly. Tomwrow will tell the story. Those who come early will pet, th tir.t, Ft. - - URine juiie I . . -.. t ; -, STATE OFFICER DKCX'AREA THAT BUT 1KW SEIilOUS CHIMES AKE CO.U.MlTTEUy . - FAGAN CASE HELD NOTABLE EXCEPTION One Hundred' nd Kighty-Three- Men , ueieased I rout fenitrntiary Psia V $, for Their Work, in June ltti:t Paroled Since 1911: 410 Break - Their Word. , , i ' V' '..; ; ' '-. 1 ' ':' x (Olise'rver Salem Bureau.) 'V i .. SALEM; Ore., July ;t0.-(Speciah)-. Earnings in1 logltimalu- endeavor of' 18J1 paroled. men from Ihci Oregon nen.' itontiarv who- wero rotmrtintr during tho month of Juno aggregate $i5,946.24; u.i.-uiuiiii;- itr voo report oi I'ercy.ivi, Varney, stato parole, officer, road. to tho stato parole board. This was an average of $115.77 to the man. At the, same time the average earnings, of conditionally .. pardoned men were. $06.21 to .the man. ,' . . - Since tho passage of the state narota - law in lftll a total of 14!a prisoners navr been paroled from! the stato-1 prison, and 110 of them, or- 27.4S per cent have violated their piiroles. 0 this number fi2.41 -per cent violated by committing crimo and 17.56 pcrjwst h failure to report. ': ,, . , , crimes hy Paroled Men. . . y According to Mr. Varney tbe criiites cbmmitted by paroled men, which have caused them to he returned to prison or to put them m tho fugitivo itntus, are usually of minor naturej Kcally serious crimos thst have been committed by these , men, ho avers, could'be coiuilcd on ihoiingoiit of one n.'i,-niiu buu 'iiii-iir coiumiicea ny., Lutber Fugim at llood ;Rivcr recently in kidnapping- two women and a boy,, resulting In-she killing of, r'ugan by i posse,- varney says is the most se JtHlMtei L,ri?m m im .4h -'si lensatloiial- cases of .forgery and ob 'wining money by falm pretenses are nentioned.- Itucords showing in detail he escupades nf tho pniolc violators re not available at Inn prison. Up. to six months ago, according to : he parole officor, 80 per cent of the, i pen on purole wore making' good, The i-i' Wccntnge has been reduced to some ' ixtent In recant months Deranas''o'' 'he prevalence of niisdemeador and ; :nmo uurinir tne last winter. i. ( Few Are Oregoninns, '. ; The policy of the prison relative- lo toepiiig men in the state when they ave the penitohlinry is changing; fo nc reason that a very small percent 'ge of them aro Oregonians. Tho rec-, mis show that somo time back when ho prisiyi oopiilntion was- ;i24 only .'ift-sevon nf the prisoners -were Ore- , 'onians. i Now when a man is through lis term in the state prison he is en ouraged to . leave the state: , In writing up the caso nf any man vho ij slated to go before the parolo loan! for consideration, the purole of-.'. ,'icer is required to submit a state ment from the judge who presided at lis trial and from the district atlor- V .cy who prosecuted him; ulso a state . ' nent rrom-1 lie man himself. i, "' 'When I'aroles are Violated. . . Whim a., pnruled man violate jin .. uiroln by rommisslon of crime und s returned to the prison ho is re- , ' luired by law to servo out the max- " mum of his old sentence and the min mum of his.new.scntenco before ho s fligible ugnin Id iro before tha na- , - ole hoard. f.. -, ;1 "!',.'- ..In addition to the regular list! ot , ' ,, inrolcd men now reporting to Officer . "',' J Varney are 121 men who Imve -been , ! laroled from tho liench. They Ija ire required to repor. . each month. The form of their report is slightly liffefeilt from that of the men par. )led out or prison. The latter must , iign a. statement showing. among oth-'. : -r things the conditions of their pa. vile, their monthly earnings and their ' Iccupiitinns. . ' . - " . Many Are Discharged, Mr. Varney now hos1 on -his list 111 nru who huve been Telessed frnm re- -mrtiiig. of the 1 Hi.) who have been , wroled since the law became opcrn '.ive in 1! I, havo been discharged. Twelve men were paroled during the ' niqith of Ju"e, . , .tllEO. JIAVO (in EH ItOMiS I'rellinlnart' Ksniuinnlloii ttnlc) ami lloiuf I li i in $.-,ih ..-UNION. Jul 3- -T, r Msyo. rn "ontly hrought from Lm Angeles -. :harg"d with stealing's Vlle sedsn - jur bnlonitlng llio Vlrs.- Nell Hilt -hinspn, of Union, on oe about Juno 2fih. smi'Mred before .liisiiie of the I'OHie W, A. Maxwell Moq4h after-' noon, waived prelfmlnaiy examlna' Hon, suit gavi bond In th" sum of fSMll for hia' sppeariiai e In the (!lr rut Court, tho bond being signed by Oeorge I. ClarR and Mrs Hose Turn er. Prosecuting Attorney Wright and lleouly Sheriff Mollrov appear ed in Iho court at Ihe tame lime lit i-harse of Mayo. Tliere are no new dftvelopmeuis in Mils cise. WANT KEPKESE-Vl ATIVE. MA.VILA.July ao. The Philippines ihould have a representative at fh disarmament conference, it has been announced publicly by ths secretary ot tb iot,ri?ij "KiT ... a i. .."I ri ',, v I 'tl'rnT real "I-.Iim: f'W.iav : 'Ar . .'4 it: -- -a n 1 - nir - . ..-...1 jV'! ,'i-.'.'.-.V.-.-.V.