CANADIANS "AH-jUSED"
BY LAWYERS ARREST
Withdrawal From LiquorTreaty
With United States Demanded.
Vancouver, B. C 1 lie arrest In San
Francisco of Fred R. Anderson, prom
inent Vancouver lawyer, on liquor
charges, his roused RrttUh Columbia
business men and law yers to the fight
ing pitch. They take the attitude that
Anderson had gone south on legal
business and that he was connected
trlth Canadian liquor Interests only
In a legal capacity. Anderson went to
California to represent the steamer
Quadra and her crew, held tor ruin
running. He waa Indicted by a fed
eral grand Jury.
It waa also decided at the meetings
to demand that the Canadian govern
ment withdraw from the liquor treaty
with the United States. It was de
clared that If the government didn't
take action at an early date the failure
to do so would be made an Issue at
the coming election.
San Francisco, Cal. The grand
Jury, In returning the long list of In
dictments, named Russell Whltelaw.
a wealthy resident of Vancouver, B.
C; F. R. Anderson, a prominent at
torney from the aame city; the entire
crew of the Quadra and a number of
others. Anderson who was here In
behalf of the Quadra and crew, was
released en bond, aa were the mem
ber of the crew.
The Indictment followed a long In
vestigation by the grand jury In the
circumstance surrounding the depar
ture from Canada of the steamer
Quadra, seiied by the United States
coast guard cutter Shawnee with
liquor said to be valued at J 500,000
n board.
WATER SUPPLY TO
: LOS ANGELES CUT
Los Angeles, Cal. Practically the
ntlre flow of the Los Angeles aque
net, this city's chief source of water
tor domestic and industrial uses, was
diverted Into the Owens river near
Lone Pine, about 200 miles north of
here, by a raiding party of CO men.
who stormed the aqueduct guards and
threw open the Alabama waste gates.
Charles Collins, aherlff of Inyo coun
ty, telegraphed Governor Richardson
for troops, declaring Immediate action
by the military was all that could
prevent bloodshed.
The raiders, alleged to be residents
M Owens valley, where for years a
crater feud has raged between the
city and valley ranchers and business
an en, stood their ground at the spill
way and defied Sheriff Collins and
.representatives of the city of Los
Uogeiea.
: They announced that they would
continue to Waste the water until a
committee came from Los Angeles and
"."settled" the water-rights controversy
with them. Sheriff Collin, after rain
jly endeavoring to have the waste gates
closed, returned to Independence to
telegraph the facts to Governor Richardson.
TWO BISHOPRICS REFUSED
Key. Mr. Fleming Declines Indiana
f and Washington Positions,
i Chicago. The Rev. Frederic 8.
Fleming, who recently was Invited to
Ibecome bishop coadjutor of the dis
trict of northern Indiana of the Pro
testant Episcopal church and a week
later asked to accept the episcopacy
of Olympla, Wash., announced to Mis
(congregation of the Church of the
Atonement that he would accept
inattber place. He felt, he said, that
(high honors bad been tendered him,
not that he would be of greater serv
ile, to the church by remaining In his
(present charge.
Roy Bank Robber Sentenced.
, Tacoma, Wash. George Thompson
entered a plea of guilty to the rob
bery of the bank at Koy, Wash.,
November I, and was sentenced to a
term of 10 to 26 years In the state
penitentiary at Walla Walla. Thomp
son was captured at Enumclaw, Wash.,
three days after the robbery and 11217
of the bank loot was found on his
person.
ult to 8av Big Battleship Is Lost.
Washington, D. C The application
f William R. Shearer of New York,
for an injunction restraining Secre
tary Wilbur from using the uncom
pleted Datueship Washington as a
target was dismissed in District of
Columbia supreme court.
'Jap Dual Nationality Cod Abolished.
1 Toklo. An Imperial ordinance was
! published directing enforcement, be
ginning December 1, of law abollnh
ling dual nationality of Japanese born
,in the United States, Argentina, Brazil,
Canada, Chile and Peru.
DRUG CONFERENCE
OPENSAT GENEVA
'international Control of Habit
Forming Drugs is Object
of Meeting.
Geneva. In the presence of the of
ficlal American delegation headed b)
Representatfve Stephen G. Porter ol
Pennsylvania, the fourth Internationa!
conference for International control
of the traffic In habit forming nar
cotic drugs opened Monday In the
League of Nations pnlitce. The con
ference was presided over by Herlul
Zahle, Danish minister to Berlin, and
leadlbg Dunlsh delegate to the League
of Nations assembly.
The object of the conference Is tc
obtain an agreement tor limitation ol
the exportation and Importation ol
narcotics to medical and scientific
needs.
An American offensive launched at
the very start appears to have Im
pressed the delegates to the confer
ence that the United States Is de
termlued to do everything hutdonly
possible to bring about resulta from
an International gathering which has
been convoked to strike another ef
fective blow at opium and narcotic
drugs.
A bitter dispute between delegates
of Japan and England at a different
conference one for suppression oi
opium smoking In the Far East near
ly disrupted the latter parley Sun
day and serious fears were enter
tained that Its effects might be noted
at the new conference.
By the way-
Have you laid in
that supply of Wood
and Coal for winter?
We have a large
stock on hand at
reasonable prices.
Materially yours,
Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co.
STECK TO CONTEST
BR00KHART VICTORY
Des Moines, la. Ballots thrown out
by election judges In numerous Iowa
counties and estimated to numbet
thousands may decide who shall bf
Iowa's Junior senator Smith W.
Brookhart or Daniel F. Steck.
These ballots, missing from the of
ficial tabulations will form the basis
of contest of the recent senatorial
election.
Steck will Institute the contest, he
said, to demand definitely the will ol
the Iowa voters rather than for the
purpose of obtaining the senate seat
tor himself.
The total vote as shown by the com
plete county canvasses was Brookhart
447,711, Steck 446.961.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Thoa who r In a "rim-down" rondl
tlim will ntli- that Catarrh bother them
much nxorr than when they r In (rood
health. This fn''t proves Hint whlla
Cntsrrh Is a lexal dliu-ant. It In cmally
Inft-inred hv ro-intltuttonnt -,vin'Mnns.
HW.I.'ft CAT HUM Mt-.niCIXK Is
OomMnwt Treatnirnt. vtli torsi and In
ternal, and has been aucreaufnl tn the
trroiment of Cutarrh for over forty years,
Rold bv all dniKk-tsta,
F. J Cheney A Co., Toledo. Ohio.
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GooJ Meals Best of Service
Lunch Counter
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DENTIST
Office: Odd Fellows Building
Heppner -: Oregon
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Graduate Nurse Assistant
Phone-OtTice Main 933
Residence Main 41)2
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Trained Nurse Assistant
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Physician and Surgeon
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IONE, . OREGON
F. H. Robinson
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Will practice In all thu Court
IONE, OREGON
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