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Newspaper Page TextPye Your EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, 0 EE- Monday, December 1931 Uarbttt4ni) rum Mata V. K. ntlLAI . tour tuA ym.ibM Eatttess Uxwya r&Je&Aii mvl&t. txupt trtWJti. ct 1714 etisa . L Omzs, Ottera. tatxrin tA Oj rafsjr at L OmOt, Oivfm. foxA Cam tUU UiMxt boU ot UMtr.it i. Vm, vrrujua, Y.ync or uwtrjtt cocan tm thm , cm or la OHKxnt uzuKza. or trsvsjiKnm FfuBta Ttm HmvAtwi Yih i rxf.1ixtitT wm1 to w tat ya.ticUim at ftJJ um &jpv;fc 'A at zsa cfcnrta etAiA tt pnn KtM tartiiu- XII nru at irfi&M&Mxt at teM CrtyvslM to tiiH axd w to ksi c- 'ttctf.n niao r. ivua-nA. . W. C. UCAiZSKtn CO, lu. Ba riu.Jsj. It kurs?, foratti. VofixzA. Cblato. IXU'Sit. Ktrw 7afi Hf Crnt Dartr, on twnstb ta id 147, nx juitfit ha taiaM .... Imuj, tUjQ wl By Hall Dajjy, pr oientji la ( I UMlAUt to UtlktM Ixll, ft rti to tartu 1U. -MAO - auvkktuubq rates Tito trat pr!c or, tv0icWM IN CALIFORNIA TAKE 19 LIVES 'Coctmata uom. Pag Oat) !Ujr." iss u Aa- tjzlrr mtjA ---! it la ti ra&x&3 mis 7ai i KfrkerT' irm t Ux ortr ok Tr, !r tt frtnrlw 't !V22 k ir2 Met -zsy.VrjiT aac;..;. lt-Tj!rJTA?.!tKi. f. MM, Urrj) It win 1 c- E- wbta hi t toe fSii T-jiicjs : '--a-s tusmta tuvixr or. t njCsri la tiu. tpv.tu eaia fx. Iter Dtra. 25 Ci r?n to- WATCH THIS HOUSE GPwOW IT8" "0la JPURMERS OF I -NATION' ASK FOR RELIEF rContioa4 from i One) 1 - ! ! list's 'rtr "Ero.LT W.l!tm" U' to rrjt his UitsaT0L. S 'Vrst Vf'ir&Af.ii 1jti1)j H uxrjtrwrjtf V ft f.Jra. sin w rrx-aire more fftienl 0:,Arrv.j aval it C;r.l wir wa! ; crK!!t- 1i-3 t"4 H.-s buxi rnjjtl from! B-"E PTOktmi Jt.-S3it Of tftt UUtrtCt. . . u.iiXTO. orn&atl7ui, to ge. A ; fltrer.tf-rn and perfect otir mr- rr.r-u arid t? obcure prjutuon th.t' yBtm. tht ti Anrlcan farm er rry the bent! it of the tari.f. "L. uj adopt . Th w,ii:riu-M of CUA art; a broken xpirit: a broken and c contrite heart, 0 Cod, thou wilt not fepiI'Halrn 51:17, ;th houM, nort of "jre" man li vii fi.i. T7 ' .r-llr th nil. rlhr thn tbe H tu.' provia' a .-rre eulubie tax fl cp'.fm In a cowfreMnuin fire, t-i-....- . ..., , !' T'-rf .; J B-U ; i ; ; i -i ! Building Permit ! Total Now Near $70,000 Mark j Biilisg pernUM la La. Orai-J. --.la ttr ard a fcall ts to go j tefcre tt firs; of Jmurv. ire oaly : lea toa-e -trge perssit tbouM be i gnrited curuj the dosing days of Decesnoer. tbe year 1S31 will go on record localij us tie lightest buUd Irg year In tlia lixz decade. Toe figure u of Dec. 1 tcs l9. 57 -ral no. zxw permlu nave teen Isfued -7 tne reccrder-tre&surer at tc. city offices this month. Pennl for tfce first 11 months of the 7ear folio--: Month Amount JiE'jarT . t 7 500 February . 3-arch Apnl itay J-r-5 July August September October NoTember 2.700 18275 10,045 4,475 4.630 5,9eo 6,997 1.035 8,750 1.370 It's Christmas Timp at i FA-LICS Hail Will Speak In Several Cities OS IJEJNG A FATHER American father in many r.-.iMmtt of th". country are - bcjiririir) to take m-.r'umnVj their rbxpirmMYttU: a parent." LOWER COVE PERSONALS By The Auocialed Press low cos, for such an extensive house. This .plctureiq'-e house can be' The loner ei!rlnr rmiMnn t. built, la its smallest form, for a sum - , .m v local toae and the chimney la the that fits trie small pceketboo. . h- .JZ?. , arteruiture In all gOTemment agen- V'lthout the garage and dining brtci and is topped off with large I cles; a.-.a a co-ordination of ail ag- room wtngs tfela cost mil approximate chimney pota The upper story la of rtcultural force. In a common pro- 4 .000 to llsm. That Is. the house stucco. The dormer top on the front 'eyjy Wll comprise living room, kitchen, l, completed -with overlapped clap- ; To carry out that program ire front hali and fireplace on the ground board treated In natural wood tinted must have a huge array of men and floor and cellar under these unlta. suitably. The roof can be shlnele. i women throughout tbe nation. The The cellar la to have plavrcom. fur- n.. i 7i, . are of the case- be wood or steel. charming features he hue chlmnev . (Drill nwu iin-iri . . .. t - . (- , - - sons every prtfuiMe opportunity U, make wd in the world, - fmit o.. said the only one, ' Z DZI ZZe ,ZlTiJt ZrJTn anJ haveme to realize that imrane. and hit-or-rr,.B ,r' f ! 'uiethfKb. in rearing children will produce the same poor re- of Portland. TtSZ 5 "JuxC'r t7 CSS Taiiy KUlU a thfiy (Jo In tbe !iUJneH8 World. i MlM v:r hfUI WnUbed thr complirnntIhg the work done by tbe rna? 1x5 added- and also the gar- eery community and makes an ex- nt ' , . xi. ., :,,i r, - n-onth of her mhrxA and (5l7e a fine : i- o'm.i p,m m.i.i ae 'inf which adds a bedroom at celient suburban home. It. should 11ll new movement W Of more than pacing intereHt, for ,t . TOto, the fol. :fr "l ? '""J? the halfway level of the stairs. These face toward the west and be nlaced JfOod homCH arid KOOd parentH are the "ICatent reWiUICClS that 'wln puplla ere on the honor roll, menoecI br congress which almost two KtnW ma'r cost of on a lot large enough to tare care Jhey are oruuumuK Kpeciai auw-n in norne cuiexs reauinx br"" --- j: " umr. wn me sec- warm tones, windows . , , ... , , , . . . , ., r. . . . . , , , . 1 ' - viki iirm fcnere are uixee oeorooms mens T.vr- anrf may Iv..lj un1 !.,(ii!.l.y ulmlvii,; r, if,h if in-inv a father. F.VI- 'IK Mn, -ll Klrht tion. We mimt he r-i j mens type ana may dentlv the. father want V, make dure that they rive their L .7J gind' .u " J?"!'"- m house build- TehoutT't A series of speaking engagements will keep D. D. HaU. Portland attor ney .and state Eagle president. In Eastern Oregon for several days this week. Mr. Hall will deliver a public eddrss at the Eagles' hall on Thurs day evening, on "Employment Stab ilization" and- the "Old Age Pen sion." and will also attend the dis trict conference which has been ar ranged, with representatives from Baker and Pendleton attending dur ing the afternoon. Mi-. Hail will speak In Baker on Dec. 11, and will return to La Grande on Dec. .13 to conduct Initiation classes. On Dec. 13 he will speak at Ontario. The women of the auxiliary are planning a chicken dinner to be served to the public prior to the address.j . to W Christmas just wouldn't be Christ mas without Daniel Creen Comtys. They are voted the most popular of all useful gifts. Let us show you tur new styles in leather, silk or felt. You'll adore the colors! mum nnv millnn can rjOKKewi -ind if American f-ithcra -irp williny Wl KV Vi'HT- : thla minute 1 being called to or- abo" r1-000 The fully grown of lu growth as Indicated. A lot iiny .nation Can pOfWe, ami II im.tltan laUK.M are Wlllinjf chlWers, Edna VIatman and Delia d,r. w. ,h... h,. ,..- house would then cost between 16,000 60x100 feet would do. but 75x100 to make upeeial effort to improve thcrriHclveH, the pronpect irA "ymond Mwn. The following ' Him tha tttumi farm board author- 800 for our national future are hriht. : vAy and r-' KU ttaS TO fC the father of a small hoy IH to OCCUpy One Of the r"""a "d Manford Mor- ' or traje, thelr proportionate ahares ... . , . . . rl, Alice and Edna Wiseman and . of all necessary natural costs and moHt ticklirlh pfjHltlOHH that in OfK-.n to men. The mall lxy b,my KIM. B,ne Klght, of Under-!ios resulting from the control of dwells in a world apart, and in that world the greatest of men Wa"n- vl"" w. 'ir days, i crop uxpiu. lu n I T, I mi.., II,,. .. u( f (I, j, " ,i i, n. I ' winners of the health I He said the fedemtlon was against ,r. Ji4, .w ,. imi'.i wiv ...nu 'i vim.; v.wihj iimj niyrt iu XJtiM content BaVC me JOMirS certainly a remarkably would be more satisfactory. Gr&slhopper as Food as a weak and ineffectual sort of citizen, a bluffer or faker, n";f' Hlre""i sandwiches , ,, ., , .it i , . , . "" lemonade, cake and Ice cream or even a plain dumbbell; hut that makes no difference to his were served, visitors were Nora Kight. wmall son. To the hoy his Dad is a ln.-lnif without a flaw a "i""'! '" case and ... . i , . , i , .. Mason Morris. ' completely wme and admirable person who can fix broken ' i i. chadwicic nni family win toys, settle difficult argument, atiHwcr-all kinds of quesUonfii'.' to lnt'lr h0a " cv'vo and, In general, he and do everything that a growing young- iiev. Howard smith and Mr. Prasicr ster could ever wish to be hnd do hirnitelf. h':,a ehurch """ iwer cove . . . in,. . school house on Thurvlay and Prl- i Uatl, of course knows better; for among the jlluHions that ijny cymmtn. a largr; crowd was in . ; die quickly Is the average human male's belief In his own lm-.V''Snd,,nc"- . ., '"u ' , i tit i i - . , . . . , Mrs, Jny areshars hod the mlslor- : poruincu, do imii neiieimy IIIIIIH nimseil Willi an impOHHlDie luno to cut her hand severely while Ideal to live up to, Jle discovers that his young son in copying . r" 'I"a'tlnB,u'ru" Jnr' ',7le '"'"'y hit; mannerisms of speech and action, his way of walking and ! (sitting, his habits and his attitudes. And such adoration, I though certainly gratifying, Is a trifle dismaying, j This brings Unci If he ever thinks at all face to face , with the great contrast between what he is and what he ought lo Imi. That contrast, for, most of us, is not a pleasant thing to contemplate, lint Dad must faco it rather fremientlv. at .least until the boy gets old enough to know better. , fTXZ. , no it- is hardly surprising that fathers are beginning to military circle wild, it win probably make definite efforts towards becoming more efficient hi TlZZX!?, Z1 li,i I,. . ,.f fill I. ...I mi nil ... .. ' ' uiu jui uj, jiuiuiniowi. i iu laifier-and-Hon remtioiiKhii) call cnl,y Wlm ,iw?i n orncini news in party after j the present system of corn and grain exchanges because, without regula tlon, "a smalt group have profited PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Aft-.,.- . I uf- iabue a,,u"t " l"e Krosii.ir.per 1 1725, calves 75: slow; steady for may be to fish, his lOfMiliiiiiles n steers. Steers 600-900 lbs. good 5.75 an edible have nr-ver nppefllei to I ft S6.25, medium $4-50 e 5.75, corn Americans, 5'et John tlie liaptist 1 mon e3.00M.50: 900-1100 lbs. good fed on locusts and wild honey, with ,5.75,635, medium $4.50 ffe 5.75. crlpiural mnction. We lieve ,i,eiCommon 3.00M,50; 1100-1300 lbs. by market manipulations for many Hmonjr of the second chapter 'of J 8f 2. year." As to the cry of "get the govern ment out of business," In connec tion vlth agriculture, he said "'Amer ican agriculture Is perfectly willing to get the Knvtrnfncn', out of busi ness If It gets out of business for everybody." "The equalization f-." he con tinued, "will in fivrfr definitely Inkr. the ((ovcrnrnent out of buslneso. The cost of the marketing program utiliz ing the equalization tea will be borno by the funner himself and not by the government." The present administrators of the farm loan association, he said, needed to be changed because they were un sympathetic with rural needs and WILL ItlSlSTi tuxatlwl ""-"den on lands withdrawn I from production, and reductions or rescinding of taxes on lestume lands. also a board soll-crofilon control pro- ' gram. 45.50. Heifers 550-850 lbs. good $5.00 ifv eG.OO, medium $4.00 e$ $5.00, com- CHINESE NOT j TO EVACUATE; (Oontlnuea irum Page Ono) .-mucus mal llifs Insect vnn nn ftr-,r,hihU Ir.m ,11,., . it,. ancientr Hebrevts. "Kven these .ve;M 50, common and medium 82.75 ! mayient' ,th locust nflcr his kind. 14.00. low cutter and cutter ai.no a and the-grasshnjipcr ofler his kind." t2.75. cutter common and medium $2.003.00. Vealers milk fed good , , and choice &7.G0'& $7.50. medlum$5.50 Origin of Dance Term t,7.00. cull and common $3.50 a -'cnliTri'.H x tlierc was In Ku- $5.50. Calves 250-500 lbs.' good and rope n ganm ln nliicli the players Icholco 6.50ia7.00. common and me duhced to the sound of Ihelr own Idlum $3.50a$5J0. voices wi'ile thnnrins 11 hall in nnp Hogs 3700, including 911 on con- nnotlror. In flue course of lime the tract or tnrouKn- 25 cente lower. Ught Several Jssues Go Lower in Exchange NEW YORK. Dec. 7 W A sag in the rail shares Imparted a heavy tone to the stock market late today, after the list ;"had fluttered irresolutely during most or the session. Sales were about 1,500,000 shares, and several Is sues closed a point or two lower. 1 Shares apparently encountered con-! elderable tax selling, as traders were hesitant pending developments In the convening of the new congress, the gathering of railway chiefs at Chicago, and the meeting of the reparations committee at Basel. The bond market Improved mod; erately. ; MITCHELL URGES CHANGE IN LAWS eame nns forgotten, but cur word hall, rnwinlng n dnnee. xlill remains. ibo made a limi vi.loiw InClium..,. fi. ,.,l ,! .. I '., y.e i 'C"H"K "" Chlnene forces In the .. . . . . ii iijr n uiu .will Chine 11 1. 1., p.. 1 1 I .. ii ii, , , . ... . 7 ;if his father Is the right sort he, too, will profit much through 48." that relationship. Mny a father has been made a UAter 'um'TL how rcKlon number us it Inn tut frfflclal circles hem man Ih'cuuhc! tlio admiration and oxpr'ctatloiiH of Iiih Hoii llUmt u mtv tno ciiinchow situation Htimtllattift film In l.n .,w! Ulu n .from wrlously. In view of t "" y jthfi fact that the CIiIucro govemmenl I ....... at Miinklng wosliixl Its hands of the I neutral Amis proposal, 11 was said, and I that Chlnchow Is he Ii I to bo dourly ARREST FOUR ON LIQUOR CHARGES IN UNION COUNTY (Continued from Page Ono) A (,00D INVESTMENT I hero Is apparently no nation on earth today thai is not'wlll,0"t "'" "mlt" of Uw ot struggling with problems of one kind or another; new m.,1 .Tw Z LTcZI uiu couiunoH nmui havo ihoir aharu or tioiiblon jmwI ihn fnk0 thn respoiwibiuty himself. Tlnldwl Q!(,1u i ,.... , ''tio Kovernmrnt, It was staLed, Ik Utlllcd Males Is IIO exception. L.ler,led to try every way possible A popular remedy for our nresenl tirohlmn itC iiiwiiimlm,- r' nvohl a collision tit Chlncliow but tnellt 111 111.. ,.,.1,1. II e l.l..l ... .. , 1 . illlor" wU1 1,0 Hiimlnont .lunger of - "iHMiviivn, null trie llliprovemenl, -lli on lonif ,ui Murslml Clmng's of old roads. Of course bond isHiies are neeessarv for laiHinir l"''n m'Mm" what m held hero 10 fhn nmnw I 11 1 1 ' nmniiiK )n u tipmpnimj nttltuiln ulong the 1110 n oney and thus enabling us to build now and pay later; uno river west ot the i-aipuut-Muk- nim inai seems a wine course to follow. ",llwy. There ro 2,04 1 ,271 miles of roads in the United .Slates and ! only a small pari of thai. mileage is Improved. The mimi'imf JIKUK AM) THERM 1 . i ... .ovemeni anil extension of this vast system of roads h indispensable to the economic development of the nation1 3hu work will have to he done sooner or later. ' The money llms ,.x,.,.0, would m,rv(. Urn double purposd " bijllding the foundation for future eeo. ,ic soundness and J'llcvlal ng th,, in ,Tl,.u (lf Ul(, Umm.iny Hum) whkii ,j - been retarding our progress during the past two years. On,, writer HUKgeslH thai ..tl0 telegraph people might boost heir IMl.iess by giving a cheap rale on I'orm No. 382. meuii JjlJ. ;''" "'ti''M. I 'rog 1 iim was rotten I' " . - - . . T.' ...'. In Washington lly llrrhrrt I'hminiir WAMIIINd nw -Kow it. .mi whu r,.,ne to rniiKr. r,.r ll,n ri,t o,n nr.. nn Vfll known 11 win h o,l,i, Klo ot l,',.l.un 0M, Texan. whM, lm npppn,, n, W,.,lili,Ki,, wai,,,, , lir-st f...v iIhj-m, ninnem is inn man wl., Ini: I'l.niir.'iif.. . I. lit II10 Mil, Texun now Is m.frly .'.iniK'riHiii miiiinu for tl ..nu. .11.11. 1 " 11 i.iirnpr i.tts i.pimti ....... (1R1,U 0 1,1 Jill y Inr the iipw.kon.hlp r tiin hnum'. iniK.ruu,, .,, r V, J .hM.. .. in ..."in tin.,, n dei n, ,. iV. J Mov....u..il, l..r 'ii .In..!. u,nr ,.. ,,1 ','.r IN CONGRESS (Oonttntird from Pnga Oiiii) moht i;nammoi;m hi.oc Tim nfnaU's mimt unntiliiinun bloc rmirnanlfd tcKlny unrlmiutrd from tlm llnn-iip prvrifiitrd since U)TJ. It Is tlio Kiinner-l'iibor pnrty In the ipihiIp: Indrr, Uciirlk Bhlpfttcnd; whip. ' llonrlk Hhlpntctut; complete mriubcirthlp. llrinlk HhlpNtcud. Tim purly'H ono volo us cimt by the rohiiNt. MinnDiotait, holdH the Imluucu bolwcen IH U'pul)lloun nnd 47 Dcino Tiiirt. It nmy Hittile linpurlnnt Imiipi. (In will vote on nil measurcH, he luiyn. Tor what thry'ro worth.' '5 .l.lfhrrg I avvh ThhK ' f j Mui, hmv about Iho polithal fuUiio jit Mr. KlehrryV : I It- Ift fairly unf,, i., Hnv (,Wl, i,,. t'lVxnu.luiN in .lor,, for hlin about On Will takft nf the Imtilri.. ...,, Wnrk ho lias .T ir If lm tlrMtrn to irnmlit in 1011- Hpltliitii havo tlm polltlt i, pywt I Tho nu n fr thn wuu .L. rlll.Mr.l .... n w aiiiunl !... ... ' " "",v rahgrmmtoiinl rum tut ti,,t. . " ' ! . ..." . ; " ' w t'lntunip. Ho von rtt ti.i. . . ! uivii j iii'iuiK'iiun " ""w'i in mo Mtit illOl. nor II ir. nvnl of tho ftto li.ury Wur bimti, Tonus' hnio itrpuhlUnn In mi (trchs. W WnsliiiiHliin br 'IVxiw tils, jltrpulilirtm nn H,vtion day. Klrhng A 1.. 1 ... ... won -Ivor inn nciil. i rai:sim;MiAi, 1 1001 m st.xht two DPDHH'iatlr Ihllltlon (lovortun Kooitovolt, of Now York, and Nowton 1). liakir, of Ohio stopped out hrlnkly Jiint as roiiKrrnn met. Tho nomination of Uoonovoll on tho Mini ballot was prrdlctrd IntU nlnhl by Janios A. Km my, Now York !mto rratlo stato rhalrniaii. after a round ot talks with conniTriMin.nl Irat'ors. Out tn Ohio, n "draft Bakor" cam pnliui was announced by Martin L. l:voy. tho Drtuocratlc nnmlnro lor Kovcrnor of that slate In 10JH. Mr, linker, who dcclliu'tl to heconm nn acllvo camtlilato, waved tho draft m vpitu'til asldo ttottly by snylnK he expected Ohio's drmtpttion to bt plrdKod for ttovemor White, lie nald nothing nbuut u f uMnn the nomination, drawn, therefore he will have to furnish 760O bond. Bond for Irish man was set at 91000, and at $12500 each for tho other two. None had furnished his ball this noon. Friday evening six federal, state, county and city officers were driving toward Hturkey In search of a Btlll which had been reported In that vicinity. They turned out to the side of tho road to let a car pass, but In stead the car turned Into the barn yard of tho W. M. Condlt ranch, stopped nnd two men Jumped out. Officers report they found 1U gallons of liquor In tho car. Track) In tho snow led the officers to a nearby bridge where they found William Lashman. who Is said to havo confessed that Pearl atlles was tho driver of tho cor. After track ing Htllos throuKh deep snow for several miles, ho wan taken' on Uuckhorn rhino on Mt. Emily Lum brr company property. Htllos and Lashman were brought to town, nnd officers returned to tho sceno of tho nrn-st. After a walk of about "JO miles In tho snow they circled tho still wlmro they found Charles HtlloM and Daniel O'ConnoU, they report. A UlO-gnllou ntill was found, with U()0 gallons of nuinh and 1)1 gallons of whiskey, officers say. i:HMNtiS MOLD fill 1 :ights 140-160 lbs. good and choice' M.50iS 45.10. Light weights 160-180 i lbs. good and choice $4.86(7? $5.10, 180-; 200 lbs. good and choice $4.85 $5.10; t medium weight 200-220 lbs, good and choice $4.50o7 65.10; 220-260 lbs. good j and choice $4.257r$5.00; heavyweights' j 250-290 lbs. good and choice $4.35 ft '$5.00, 200-350 lbs. good and choice 1 $4.00?i $4.25. Packing sows 275-500 lbs. medium and good $3.50 ra $4.50.! Peedcrs-stockers 70-130 lbs. good and' 'choice $3.75 r.i $4.25. ' Sheep and lambs 3400; about ' Bteady. Lambs 00 lbs. down good to choice $5.00 sv $5.50, medium $3.75 & $5.00, all weights, common $3.00 $3.75. Yearling wethers 00-110 lbs. medium to choice $3.00? $4.00, Ewes 120 lbs. medium to choice $1.75 $2.00, 120-150 lbs. medium to choice 61.50', $1.75, all weights, cull to com mon $I.00vV$1.50. DEFINES BOARD'S POWER SALEM, Dec. 7 W3) The state board of higher education has no authornty to create office of vice president at tho University of Oregon, an opinion by AttdfherGeneralX H. Van Winkle today held. Howeverhe board may give the name "vice president" to an employe without any grant of executive power to such employe, the opinion stated. D. E. E. Lindsay, secretary of the board, requested the opinion as to the board's power to appoint a vice president in charge of public rela tions. Dr. Burt Brown Barker now holds the title of vice president at tho University of Oregon. j (Continued from Page One) vie ted. 30.108 received Jail or peni tentiary sentences and 36,341 fines were imposed. The average fine was $154 and the average sentence 224 days. Hits At Delays Attorney General Mitchell ad-, vised that .the practice and. proced ure in federal criminal cases after a guilty verdict had been rendered "should be thoroughly overhauled," saying: ; ., "The present system permits Inex cusable delays and unnecessary ex pense. There are cases now pending in tho federal courts where years have elapsed since the verdicts of guilty without the cases having been finally reached and disposed of in the circuit court of appeal. . "Convictions- lose their effect as a determent on crime if months and years elapse after verdicts of guilty, during which the convicts remain at large pending appeal." Referring to his proposal for waiv ing indictments, Mitchell said "where the accused intends to plead guilty; preliminary hearings and grand Jury proceedings are needless for his pro tection and cause unnecessary ex pense and delay." 'ill i; 1,11 TI, U sat In turban In black or white Is tho new mid-sca-ko rnnliluii. This ono of whlto luslroii.'i satin concttiitralOH ita in- .tnro.it In two soft loop3 over the right car. SMALL PORTION OF ROUND HOUSE WALL IS DAMAGED (Continued Prom Page One) mouth of tho Columbia River gorge. Marshtleld. Tillamook nnd Astoria Mvcre tho hardest hit when commu Icutlon lines went out. Trees fall I lug through wires resulted In crlp I pled servlco for scvornl hours. NKW 'VOUK. Doc. 7 (,T1 Dow. Jonen & Co. snyn tlmt dcHplt u prob nbln drop of sllxhUy nbovo ono nor cent In total telephones tor tht. Bell system for loal. American Telegraph : Telephone Co. net enrnlues for tho yenr should ho equnl to nround $9.50 n common shore, bnsed on usual con tribution,, from subsidiary companion ami without dipping Inlo undivided equities of Its HUhsldlarlen. S. I TO AIIANIION mm; WASHINGTON. Dec. 7 (,V) The foul hen-, t'aclllc vn lUitliorL'iil to- h.y by tho Interstate commerce com- r.UHhlon to abandon five miles of Its "west side" branch In WiwhlncUm n.u! 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