La Grande evening observer., July 13, 1923, Image 9

Friday, July 13, 1923
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' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
AL S1TH SAID
I
International Christian En
deavor Convention Ad
dressed by R. A. Walker,
Who Scores Governor
Smith.
Rum Runners Attack
Inadvertent Visitors
(Hy Associated press)
MH.Vli'n CITY. July .13 Fan
tastic tulcs -told of the operations of
Aioel-icim .rum mnncrK alone; the
coust of Lower California reached a
climax reoently with the pulilicutiou
iiil ilnlayed nilvweK from 'Kosario tell
inr of the unhappy fate of 17 Mex
I U-uii fishermen who fell into the
i hands of American srmiKirlers.
The little Mexican fishing smack,
Mtnuiftru, it is related, swept hy
WRITER FEARS
! FOR JUGOSLAVIA
I :
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
(By Associated Tress)
l.ONlaiX, (Inly, lit. Jujfosliivla 1
perilously near dissolution, says a
correspondent of the Sunday Ob
server, lie believes its condition
may have widespread influence upon
(Tty (he Assopiati'd Pew)
PF.fi SH'ilXW, duly 13. Oovernor
Al Smith was ntll.d the "fiollmh or
th'i WtiH" in the mlilnwi of K. A.
Walter of f'hienKo. nt ilm lnternn
ttonnl OhrlHLlun Kinleavor Convention
here.
"The Wets lire the rhllbttlneH of the
present flay." Mild Mr. WiiHcii."Tliey
have won n ti'inporary victory ami
they havft xelfcttrd hh their. bur hlns
terinjr chain iiloiv the (sovernor of
Vw York who Ik hrulde(, an their
Kreat lender. Just. h wmh '(Jollnth, the
defiant champion of I he I'IiHIhIIih-h,
appernlly have thlnKH koIiik their
own way anil many of the I tv ure
relatively In (lie Hiime position n
KIiir Haul's forriH, fenrful of results.
"1 lave we I trys so aoou forj50tl.cn
that Dim 'hulile is tlie Lards?' Are
we Maiwllnjc in IVjtr of the roHiilts
when we hiive Coil uml truth 011
our lre? Who Is t here ninonjc Hie
Wftft that run sl.'iml nKalimt truth?
"Let '(iolluth' Smith bewiire. Some
where In the rniltn of the lirys tliore
Ih a Dnvld with mtKhly fniU und 11
trusty slinx. In th hUiik will )c
placed the stony voles Mutt will lilt
the (iolluth I.etween the eyes wheth
er that Goliath at the next elect In jc he
Al fimllh or some other ehJiriU'km (if
the Wets, Whoever the Ciollath of
the modern - 1'hlllHtlnes may he, lie
will he potltienlly df.nl niter election
posNibly alter the presiilcntinl pri
maries. "The Wets are like frofrs they make
a lot of noise hut their iioIno means
nothing.
"It the hiltrhly Christian Kndea
vor host continue In their pruynrn and
on election day use the sllnie and
KtoiiH of their voles to kill the anihl
llnn of the wclM to control this nation."
i heavv storm from its fishinir i the tiiiHtalile architecture of Kuro-
1 grounds, sought refuse, under the lue'peiin peace. If Jugoslavia is to he
! of Ithe island of Sacramento, in Viz-(saved, he says, it can he done only
jcaino hay. Instead of a refuge, tiiehy an immediate and extensive ap-
morni .omwcii iisnermen were if reeien, 1 uiicutuin 01 iue ui muiuifn m nun-
upon landing, with a volley from
the rifles of a score of American
smugglers, and six of them were
wounded.- Attempting to seek ref
uge in the brush, they were halted
I hy 11 storm of bullets from a hidden
I machine gun. Then, after they hud
been placed aboard their craft and
torn 10 jorget what mm happened,
an unsuccessful attempt was made to
sink their, boat with shots from a
piece of artillery mounted on one of
the island's rocky hills.
coercion and federalism.
After giving a history of
lint, IXCATKK lUOWMNi,
rOTTAClC C1HOVK. Or.. July H.
MIhk Jlu.cl K wan sun narrowly erraped
drowning Suudtiy ufternoon while
twiminlng with a parly of l'rlemln at
- the dum on Moshy creek when she
was washed over the diim an I drop
ped 15 ffet tu the pool helow. Miss
f-'wunson was swimming on her side,
with her hack lu the dinn and did not
notice that -ih was hehiK dnuvn to
ihe edge of the drop until slu felt
herself going over. She was unable
to RWlm to shore below the d'ini since
the henvy fall of water over Hie dam
''beat her down against the roWci.
The girl was rescued from tin wat
er by Ivan Warner, commander of 'lie
- local American Legion pom, as she
was being carried down the stream.
4MtH Swan son suffered from blng j
'beaten against the, rocks and collaps
,.ed from the shock when brought to
shore hut soon recovered. Hhe Is an
accomplished swimmer.
SPOKANE COPS
TO "DRESS OP"
the
if.
Frtitwms-ivrv on..
PENM.KTON, Or.,. July 1 3. A
' movmeu has been launched hy th?
' rin'itllla county farm burenu to buy
, gasoline and distillate from Indepen
dent oil companies If the f-cent re
riuctlon thut went Into effect In Cal
ifornia July 1 Is not reflected In pric
es here. Approximately 2 50, 000 ni.
Ion will he needed here for wheal
harvesting operations, according 1(. I.
lingers, president of the farm bureau.
Three veurs ago, during tin gasoline
shortage, the inrment' organization
purchased nil supplies indenendtly.
Mty tlio Associated Press)
HPOKAXK, .Inly 1 Hpoka lie's po
lice are going to have to go to
'Hchool,' dreSi more neally, shave
every day, anil do and be much more
hereafter Ihan in the past, according
to a phi 11 announced by Wesley J I.
Turner, short ly after his advent ah
chief of police here.
hlef Turner Is thirty-three years
old, the youngest chief the Spoknm
police have ever had. His up-lo-datr
program for local "cops" Is ambitious,
he admits, but he and other city au
thorities louk to It for Improvements
In the force and greater peace In the
city.
The "school," which Chief Turner
is already preparing, is ehielly to In
struct tiie officers in knowledge of the
laws and lu court procedure.
"Police officers in most rases,
where minor offenses are commuted,
nre tho complaining witnesses," the
chief explains, "many times they fail
1o get a conviction purely because
they are not acinialnted with court
procedure or because "they have vlo-I
la ted some legal technicality either
heio re or atfer arrest. It Is known
that many people brought before
Juries are acquitted because tho jur
ies are not convinced of actual crime,
alihoiijih everybody knows that the
offender Is guilty, f know tho reason
Is because the complaining witness,
the officer, lias not made a good wit
ness and It is this that 3 propose to
remedy."
The plan Includes Police . Judge
Kred Witt, as a "teacher." At each
"class," the officers are to be given
examination o,ucidtous to write out for
the next time.
.Military drilt to give precision more
shooting practice to make tho hlue
coats all "dead shots," and surprise
l.iJsii:vMop,s,1to.,l(rejjwMn)Ui ,tneng tho
line are other items on Chief Turner's
new jtrogrum.
(lin.btt ion of the new kingdom of
the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes in
1019 which "r.i-nmiw-d tn hp line O'
J the most stable and promising com
ponents of post-war Europe,' tne
correspondent describes the act of
and Slovenes at Zagreb in 1918, as
suring the principal racial elements
local autonomy and local parlia
ments. "It was," says he, "a consti
tution in deferense to the cultural
and political differences which
would naturally exist between a na
tion whose whole history was inter
locked with that of Turkey, and one
which had been educated, however
unwillingly, in the Austrian school.
Hut it was never even tried."
Tho Belgrade Government, the
writer adds, has abolished the local
parliaments, imposed a constitution
that is virtoally a Serbian empire,
and has repeatedly imprisoned
Stephen Haditch, the Croat national
leader. This policy is. the work of
the coalition of Kudicala and Demo
crats, of "the aged and incalculable
Pasitch, a habitual Seirbian prime
minister now nearly eighty, and Pre
bipovitch, a man of science and vio
lent mind, who, believing centraliza
tion the best government for the
new state, is ready to go to any
length except the use of tact jj at
taining it."
The correspondent refers to the
impossibility of getting reliable news
I'roin the ifulkan countries ami se
cession states, and says they are as
isolated from one another as if they
were separate islands in the Pacific.
"Budapest," he declares, "does not
know what is happening in Vienna;
Trieste has the most fantastic ideas
f what in going' on a few miles
away over the Jugoslav border. The
traveler soon finds that each and
every state regards itself as the one
survival of civilization in a world of
savage anarchies. The new states 1
are important constitutional entities,
capable of reacting seriously upon
fj 1
mis w ;-;
MAfJSHf OTEY WALKER COMPLETED
StIMMEE UNIFORM TODAY WHEN HE
PUNCHF.P FOUR. HOLCS IN HIS FELT HAT
the history of Europe, and are not
mere figments of the creative imag
ination of a comic peace conference.''
iti: oi:i cm si:s si iti'itisi:.
1KIOI) lUVi:i!, dr., July 13. No
body w.is Krenlrr surprlsfd ov-cr IIih
rrord inti,),- hisl wrt'k at At;t)ni, Mo.,
hy .Mrs. Cy!i llurclilcin, who flrw an
iLirplnne lo an nllitixlo of 1ii,:tml feel,
than her siHlor, .Mrs. V. M. C!reine,
wife of Hood Itlyt-r county's fruit In
spector. Mrs. (irceu has just received
a letter from her lrot)icr-ln-law, who
conducts aviation schools throughout
Texas, Oklahoma and Missouri, and
who suited thai his wife was In the
air two hours and fight minutes. Sho
experienced no l,ad effects from the
hlKh altitude.
Mrs. I lorchlfin took up flying nn a
hohhy, her sister says, because Iter
husband was Interested in it.
force and vitality. I'epsin prepara
tions ind cathartics only made mat
ters worse. I do not know where I
should have been today hail I not
tried Chamberlains tablets. the
tablets relieve the ill feeling at once,
.strengthen the digestive functions,
Ihelninir. the svsiem to do its work
naturally, writes airs, itosa rotts,
Birmingham, Ala. Adv.
Itilioiisncss and Constipation.
"For years I was troubled with bil
iousness and constipation, which
made life miserable for me. My ap
petite failed me. I lost my usual
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NOTICE OF HUW OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
t .v rniini fnnrt of the State
of Oregon for Union County.
In the .witter 01 me ivshikj m
Hurry Brink, Deceased.
w. ... 1 )... v.n ttinf the
undersigned has filed his Final Ac
count as administrate.!- of the estate
of .Harry BKink, deceased, ami me
r ... r Tllnn flniint.V. O fft-
i.ouuiy iDu'w ...... .-. ----
gon, has fixed the 2Hrd day of July,
lai!!, at 1U:UU. o clock in inn iuic
noon, at its Court iRoom at the Court
House in L,a tii-ande, uregou, as mv
unj f,l,..a 'fnr lienrinir anv nnd
ull objections to the saiil Final Ac
oounU and settlement of said estate-
Date of first publication June a,
192X
I,. L. SNOIKiRA.SS,
Administrator'
fireen Si Hesw. Attorneys for Ad
ministrator.
June a-Wi-JUiy o-j;i-zii
The Same Kverywhere.
The alitor of Paisa Akhbar, a na-
tive newspaper of Lahore. India, says
"I have used Chamberlain's Colic
and Diarrhoea Remedy many times
utnong my children and servants, for
colic ami diarrhoea and always found
it effective." Adv.
for
ricMyfleafl
Keep Johnson's Baby Powdtr
ut hand to relieve it. You want
your baby to have tut) best.
Try th
Drug Star First
IBaby Powder
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Correct this sentence: "Harry
would be a- pretty good boy,' said
the mother, "if it wasn't for those
Jones brats next door."
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Crandmother'r Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur
'Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly com
pounded, brings hack the natural color
and lustre to the hair when faded,
streaked or gray. Years ago the only
way to get tins mixture was to make
tt at home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by asking at any
drug store for "Wycth's Sage and Suf-
Ehttr Compound," you will get a large
ottle of this famous old recipe, im
proved by the addition of ill it in
gredirnts, at a small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try it I No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your Jiair, as it docs it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge nr soft
brush with it and draw this through
your ftfci?, taking one small .strand at a
time; l morning the gray hair disap
pears, and after another application or
two, your hair becomes beautifully
ilarJL glosty and attractive.
MEM
Suffered 25 Years
I AM entirely free from my Piles
nnd aches and pains," writes
one of my former women patients
who, nfter suffering 25 years, was
cured hy my painless, non-surgical
treatment. But this case is no ex
ception, ns scores of letters in my
FREE illustrated book will testify.
1 use no knife, anaesthetic, clampi, liiia
turil, stitches, burning or other disagree
able or dangerou method In treating
Piles, anil CUAKANTKE results.
Remember my guarantee
means a positive and per
manent cure no mailer
how severe your case
may he.
DR' CHAS. J. DEAN
2ND AND MORM50N PORTIAND, OREGON
jjMeacham
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