Friday, August 10, 1023.
THE LA CRANDF, EVENTNO OBSERVER
PACE THREE
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DRY UHV BOON " .iPlM SURVEY
TO POOR GLASS!- FDR ARID ROAD
Anti-Saloon League Head
Says Even if Ikdf Ef
fective Prohibition
Good.
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liy Dr. Wayne 11. Wlioel.T,
(icnlTiil Council for t lie Ami-Saloon
l.PilKUl'.
(Written for International Now
Service.)
LONDON, Aug. 10. Csininc from
a sa!oo:ile:;. to a wci nation brings
vividly to one'n mind the ilifference
bottt-f-on the. two policies.
Prohibition discourages and out
laws the drink habit. License legal
i.es it, mus incroasi.Mjr the possibility
of drunkenness. ' Of course, prohibi
tion does not slop nil drinking; of
intoxicants, but it reduces the use
of them to a minimum. License
tends to increase their use to a maxi
mum. Intoxicants never increase
one's efficiency, health or wealth
producing power. Their general use
as a beverage injures these desirable
traits. Prohibition is beneficial just
in the exact ratio of its enforce
ment. 1 visited recently the Bowery
MKX1CALI, Lower Calif., AuK- 1
Jose I. Lugo, military governor of
the northern section of Lower Cali
fornia, is credited here with being
responsible with one of the most
progressive pieces of work ever car
ried out in connection with railroad
engineering in this section. Desir
ing the earliest possible completion
of survey through what is conceited
tnp most barren, desolate ami nan
gerous desert area remaining on
the American continent. (lovevnor
Lugo ordered the use of airplanes
for observations and mapping in as
sisting the corps of forty engineers
working on the surface under the
direction of the National Railways of
Mexico.
He entered into contract with an
American mapping company for this
work, and this company's fliers re
cently completed two months of suc
cessful survey covering the entire
route of the new railroad from Mex
icali to tidewater at the new port
of Gonzales, on the Gulf of Califor
nia, ISa miles from this city, where
twenty-two feet of water is avail
able at . the shore line.
The aerial work, in which more
I iwp iyvflbL uuniLna
m .1UIREPR0SPER00S
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prewar month -as Il " worUIni; '
v:i: also lifch nt that lime."
l.U.r. Ih tnvoalltmlnrt! Unit. Hint "The wuKC-nirner wat belter nil
iiost of llv.ntf declined more rnplcll) In May. liiSJ. limn iliirlng the P'-iik
i t flan enrinirs, and in I'll':! natron niniln inonl l of hli"," II niwcrvoN In on-l.i-t:
in l i-Im-. "rlrsl n il r.snii r U-lilion. "Wukt-ii In .May with last
rmKK'i the cost or Mvln: wan rormltlr imMv
trlow the Venk' nnrl lr FffliiAf''i
'ri-al eitrnlnio:' , rtw- well altovo t ti .
r'ornier 'pe.iU' fiirnreH,"
of New York, the famous old saloon 'than 4,000 yards of cloth was used
district of world-wide fame. It bad in the making of maps ami photo
more than ninety saloons in the; graphic views of .the topography, has
olden days. It was the centre of I shortened the work of the survey en-
lewdness. vice and drunkenness. To-lgmcers by two-thirds, it is stated.
day, with only 50 per cent enforce-1 The fliers had several narrow cs-
ment, all Shu six places have been I capes in their work- Once their
transformed into respectable business gasoline supply became exhausted,
houses "Keliy's Dive" is now the I mil they were compelled to land on
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UK'S I. AM. HIM. AT TIIK
IIItK.WIlS Itui Thuiiut. 11 Day
didn't Immh so itiiiih when iltv ban
litis til Tit-fUsiii I'liltim 4-:iiliinU him
ami ni liii rorriciMTt hi the train
i:tld or M;t (I The outlaws sent
liim wild lw ol thrii nuiubi'i- tu tie
rlvci it uiilf Ik iitiiiinu govern nit nt
troop liil'iiriiiln them the rU(iii
vvh would lit killi'd if Hie clmsf ron
limii'il. - Hi' fulHIIvil his mivlmi,
thru sliiint'd im:i Hay's huuir In
in Itiilfifuoutt, N J.
ImiKvr liiMirn worked ami lui r ln.
raiiNO hi' wiikt lmrt'a.M!ii." .
The report, hafod mi a lUtuly of
enitililimiH In pl.tntH employing tino,.
(MM) worUoi'M. f.il Imuli'K llin miiiumr!i.
XKVV YUllK, Auk- 11. . (A. I :,iVl. ,conh of i'lmir wakoh nwr rlnlnw
AiiH'rlcnu ww-euimri" w on-iiUnK rOMlj. f, hotwr.-n 17 uud IS pi t
jnvmn a p.-rmii ui i"'i"'ni), khmht ,.,!. an-awr in M:iy. I)2:i, tliun In
rven man uir Ho.canni i'hk imthmi June. , I tii'o, lining .lul, 1914 Ihv hint
ol 1 !'-", uivorniut; i" u Hiairuieiu
i.4Miit 1y Hit' Xutional.IiHlUKirial t'on- j
iVr iuv litMird. whit'li iwcully von
rliuk'il u rcsi-an-h into watfi-irmhl llio !
I'u.Ht of livliifr.
AHiii-riliiK ilmt , "iii'i'd no lonxor
Iia rinsih.rM) I ho in est rooiiit hlvlu
water mark Tor workers in hplUHiry,"
I ho iuM'Miitf.iturs ptkjiit out that muiiy
pl.mlH. hiivr aniumnceii inc reason of
iti in l.'i per eont.
"It is true," the report continue,
"that wtiifeM. wen at- their hiKhent
levels in !!:'. hut tlio cost of living
GOOD v
CIGARETTES
Hadley Mission. The old Chinese
theatre, wh-cn reeked with vile
shows, is now supplanted by a place
as decent as it was formerly vile.
The rental values of the new business
places which supplanted the! old sa
loons are greater, and the people on
the Bowery look cleaner and better
They are proud of their changed
conditions. I did not see a drunken
person on the Bowery in a three
hour visit to it!
I saw more intoxicated men and
women the first day I arrived in
London than in a year in the States.
I was amazed to see the number of
children narked in front of the sa
the desert. Thev walked thirty
miles across the desert to the nearest
water and habitation, arriving ex
hausted after two days. A cracked
cylinder head caused another' forced
landing many miles from habitation.
Governor Lugo, on several occasions,
accompanied the aviators in flight
over the route of- the railroad.
Hond Injunction Asked
HAI.I.AH, (r Aug. 10. I'olk coun
ty IntH another highway controversy.
This week there w'as filed In the cir
cuit court here by T. H. I.lrown, n
I'urmei ol' the Salt Oeoli country, a
suit to enjoin the I'olk county and thn
loons, while their mothers were in-ist'ilc hlnliwii corn mission n-orn eon
side at the bars drinking beer nndistriiciing the I lalhis-Wallace bridge
stout, and some of them were in
toxicated
The worst thing about the liquor
t. aftic is the excesses- which it pro
duces both by the drinker ami the
seller. The seller oppjscs all reg
ulations and, when enacted into law,
viidjues them as far as he dares
without detection. The drinker often
starts in moderately, but his thirst
demands more and more for its satis
faction until he is a slave to thn
h:.bit.
I1! bid lition in the United
Statei has destroyed' the foolish no
tion that it is a joykiller. It has mul
tiplied the opportunities- -for -the
poorer and the middle classes to
have many of the real comforts and
luxuries of life. It has universal
ized the good things enjoyed former
ly only by a limited number- The
market road over Hie route selected
ny the court. Ijisi year, while 'P.' J.
Graves' was u county commissioner,
the court had surveyed another rout ?
and oi-tlen-il the road built that way.
When William Itiildle Jr. succeeded
Mr. Graves as commissioner he Jolneil
with I'omjiiissionor Kzra Hart iuid
the previous order was vacated and
another route selected. 11 hi to exjoin
the construction ol- the road over this
latter route that the action lias been
commenced. 1
Judge II. 11.- licit has set the ease
lor bearing on August II.
Bride of Tour MontliH Gone.
OUICGON CITY, Or., Aug. 10.
After four months of wedded life,
Mrs. Krank J. Ln Marr, formerly
Anita McCormick of Canetnah, has
places of wholesome amusements, dissanneared from her home. A
better living conditions, better cloth- port and description of M,rs. Ii Marr
ing and things to oat arc now en-1 has been given local and Portland
joyed moiip by the masses than ' police officers by her husband, who
heretofore. lis trying to locate her, and is led
"! . ito believe she has gone to Seattle.
lliilli.i lu-r. Mm- shiii i, io (Jiili (amie! She left her home on the after
Fur Season. moon on July 30.
ST. I.01IS. Mo. (A. I'.) Chariot! , .7 .
Jloiloeher. star shoristoi and captain I Aunwville to Vote on Bridge
oi ih. riiieaso National league team. SALEM, Or., Aug- 10. The town
liiiiM-ine.i the Associated I'ress that he ' of Aumsville, 12 miles east or Salem,
nu.ile formal application Monday tojw'" votc 0,1 a Doml iss'Je of $-").--
liaseball Commissioner K. Al. Lund's ' 000 to be us(i in tne construction
lor icmpornrv retirement irom the of a new bridge it was announced
game. today. The bridge will span the
In his application for permission to North Santiam river.
retire lor the rest ot the season, llol- ; "
loilur notified the national romniis- Apple Men to Meet.
Bioner thai he had heen anfi'crlns MOOD 1UVER, Or., Aug. 10. At
from a stomach aliment which ha:ithe iall of Arthur M. Geary of Port-Inu-rfcred
with hir. plavlng. bind the apple export committee of
liolioclici said Mondav night lie the Pacific foreign trade council, will
had decided to remain lii St. Louis hold a meeting at the local chamber
so that be would be under tho direct of commerce at 4 o'clock Saturday
care or a specialist. He arrived hern 1 afternoon, when plans for stimulat
Katnrday with his family after he had I ing a more orderly export of north
Inioniied the team management of I west boxed apples wilt be discussed,
his decision to retire for the remain-1 The committee will make a report
iter ol ihe season. Ills ailment dmes j this fall when the third annual con
hack to the days of the spring train-1 ference of the .Pacific foreign and
lug when llolloeher sum-red an at-! domestic trade council will be held
tack of influenza. :in Portland.
.A. W- Stone, locnl member of the
o,i iifin.1-T-ike swim committee, is arranging for the
leiiii-4-.i f.'nc:-
In LaKe
I meeting. Local apple growers have
V. IIITI-: SI LI'IH K SPKINGS. PA-i
i been invited to listen in on the dis
cussions.
i Correct this sentence: "Yes," said
the neighbor, 'we can hear your
i son at his cornet practice and we en
joy it so much."
l:.T((;. Lake. X. Y. (A. P.) Itoad
work, a swim in the lako and a stroll
among the foothills of tho Adiron
dack mountains, rounded out the day
for Jack liempsey, heavy wieght
champion, who soon will liei;in truin-
Ini; here for the bout with Lilts Ange!
l-'irpo.
The champion and hhi trainer tried
not tho hill and ilale road which
roaches hack from the IVmpsey
cMiip. e:-.rl. Tuesday morning and A choice home on "TV street on the
then took e pluni.--e In the lako andibrow of the hill In Old Town, over
Hp. nt the morning resting and watch-1 looking the city and valley, connifit-
ln construction ol tho new training Ing of a modern house. 7 acres ot
lim; and hag platform. Ill the after-j land, a ftnall lake, fruit trees, herries.
FOR SALE
norm h stroll and a n-st by t ho l:ik-t-h
nr.- f ilh-d in I hi prosrani with i
run to Saratoga Sprlnirx hy autoiu'o-hil-
;..'( tli'. ehiff eritenint.
shrubbery, shado treen, lawn, Rurden
and pant u re an ideal place for one
who riiflns to keep u cow, chickens
ducks, etc. nnd the price itt only fCfioo,
and a paym-nt of half cali will hnn
ille It; balunco terni!i to mitt thn pur
chaser. Come in and let us show you
;6iretw Ti Tay Trihi(o.
ItoKtou- (.V. !'. (Soifvr.i through
out Massachusetts were reiiiH-sted to
refrain .from -playing on l-'riiluv and
club:; am! association!', were asked t,o
clone out oi respect for the memory
President.. J-lardini- in a comttuini-
c ition . made, public Tuesday by offi
cials of the MaHKuctuiNCtts Oolf asAO
ciatton. 1
GENUINE
"BULLr
DURHAM
TOBACCO
tut. vp-TO.rATK c.rtprTi:ic
list h 'up-(odati tool. Thoso Wlilcl)
aro oi' the lati-Ht improved Htyln, m'
Ihf hiijhent atlainuble ouality, dui--able
and lutdinK. nnd when tie lutyi
Iheni lie k'h to l.illy'H for (hero
In the oiio place .where llio brut
Aril I urn tire iihvuyw ifivi n in prhv
und Hiialtty. . ,
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Munlutiru
approaehlnu the 'peak" h'Vfls wlilh
A AVAN'lAOnLt. DO IT
AND MILLINERY
. uresses
Sold at this store
exclusively
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Merchant's Luncheon Served From
11 A. M. to 2 P. M. .'
And My Debt To France
By Edna Wallace Hopper
All who s'e tne on the statfe and call It my White Youth flay,
liiewhere know that I look IU. -M.vr T'l'iv io liWmtf iul
youthful bloom is the envy of toi:nl-l
Iubh debutantoi. Vet for II- yotits, j
have been a musical comedy star, and I
am now of a tfrandrnolher's atre,.
I owe this to l'rance. Her experts
perfccteil the beauty helps l use. ,wm j
1 served with l-'tanco during all the
great war to ludp repay tin- debt.
Now 1 go further. I am ofterin;;
these formulas to all womankind. I
am sharinff wtth all the helpH I found,
and what liny brought to me.
White Super-Clay
My chief help Ik a facial elny. Not
tho erudo and muddy clnys ho many
use today, hut a while, refined clay,
clean and dainty, wondrously effec
tive It is the final results of i years
of scientific study.
Kreneh beauty epertH, many years
ajro, tauIit me what clays can, (to.
i'hen few women used them, und
those women' became the marvels of
their time for beautiful complexions.
Hut setonco has ;;one far since then.
It has found that rare elny. mineral
Inden. which brlntfK muximum results.
It has learned how to refine, it to
remove the useb Hs num. M lias adder
factors which wive to clay a multi
plied effect.
No ordinary clay (rives one any con
ception of what this new-type clay
can do.
flay is essential to beauty at Its'
best. Also to continued youth. Kwn
women who us. crude clays stand oul
Iti any crowd. No R-Irl or woman in
these dnys can afford to omit clay.
flay draws out what cUk th skin
the causes of tmllowness, blackheads
anil blemishes. It hriiiK" He blood
lo the skin li nourish and renew it.
The result is u rosy complexion. It
firms the-skin, nnd combats the cause
of wrinkles.
Not all these results come at once,
but most of i hem nre pMinpl. Many
women. In Ito minutes, ueeiti to drop
ten years. . And my own 'smooth, soft
rosy sltiti shows what constant us:
will do. '
I f you bave used other clays, my
White Youth flay will be. n. revela
tion. The - nuw freshness It brlnKv
will amaze you. Its daintiness will
delight you. Ton will see why lts ns"
has kept me ever beautiful and you m?.
Krlna Wallace Hopper's White
Youth flay is now supplied by nil
druKKists. all toilet counters. lYic
:dc ami 51 per tube. Also rny Youth
fream. which should follow the clay.
! Also my I'acial Youth my lluuld
cleanser.. Also my Hair Youth, which
broiiKlit my luxuriant hair.. My Hcati
ty Hook comes with each.
I iirtf every iflrl nnd Woimin to try
Now I am bavin? this super-clay t his Youth fiuy In justice to hcrneir.
preiiared by abu experts, so all who TMna Wnllace Hopper, business sd
wish inav ifet. It anywhere. And I' I dress. Waukesha. Wis.
ITutTP l.ion Shot.
h,3pV TiW' A.io- in Two huire
mountain lions vcrr brought bat-kja al bnrRaln.
to this city ye,tcrk'.y by Ed 0-1
Wells. l-Kral contractor, as the trophi
es of his deer hunt in Hernandez Tour-room house, lot 72x1 o ft,
valley, in the Hitf Kur country in situated on North Rlrch street. Price
M'.terey county. Th' hujre cats' $i ir0; $r.so cash, purchaser con as
v erp nicmnted on the running boards j sunn a mot-tfune for $8f.o and psy
of Wells' auto, their showy pelt the balance In monthly InatalimrnU
'ittrnrtinp- much attention
c!!s came across tho giant fe
lines as they were feast itm on the
carcass - of a deer which they had
drought down at a water place. The
male of the couple weighed" 100
Is and strelcr-ed almost iz ieei
terma lo be agreed upon.
Four rooms and bath, two lot lt-
imted on Lake street near the Pal
nur mills: fruit trees, berry patch.
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puinis and streicwn aimoi j J'T, I rlce I2S0; $Mft cash. Imlhnce eaayi"
f:-om tne lp i nose io up u uw . h acreed upon. o
The female weighed about i-wi ,( forff,.t that WP haVi iom!o
pound", lleth were large, fieek, mag- choirft orri.aKfl trarts, odjolnlnif 1hjg
nifirent animal. . city on the at, that can be bouBhtjo
Several owners ot pei nogs P";(on terms: also lomt choice city 2
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they saw anil cr.tii;ht the
,wne ho'.its lfM.kir'g for their strayed IoUi
canines last nrgni, tnp nogs nnnim
,pi: ;e.i. nriucii aim iu" "y
ter-.-nf when
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I' In tribute to' our beloved President, Warren G. Hard-
inp, we will he closed all day Friday, August lOtli. ;
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Mint, Lime, Lemon and
Orange
Made with Sherbet
Mso do not forget our fresh
"Orange and Lemonades.
,lThe Palace
nf the hie ca
Another thing
nU J Phy, Black & Stoop
o.iirk Miiu'ion of the anthracite coal , In The L Grand,! N
ilir-blo'ii is holilinu the discussion.. at. I- Crmndo,
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There's No Royal Road
to Saving
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IN fact there's no royal road to any worth while thing.
1 Saving takes effort. It is the method that earnest men
and women use to get on in (he world.
If you are earnest and willing to make an effort to prog
ress, regular saving will have an important place in your
plans. This bank does everything in its power to aid such
people.
United States National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON
I'lIONE MAI M
Atlantic City.