La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 03, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TOELAT maw i . CITY EDITION THE WEATHER POKTIiAND (AP) Ore Ron: Unsettled, probably Mowers tonight and Thurs day, i VOLUME XXIII. MUMIIER AHSOCIATKD I'ltKSS LA GRANDE, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1925. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PIIE83 NUMBER 203 1 1 A NEAR - TORNADO FT 7" T T n 14 U 10, LESS VOTE HERE EXPECTED Interest Seems Fairly j High in Municipal ; Bond Election COMMISSIONERS MEET TONIGHT With Vote Count to Start at 8 O'clock, ReSUltS T.T -r, . .i ii r May Be Available. Be - fore City Dads Adjourn Voles CaM ot I I. M. ). I'rarlnct ! (1 f Precinct 217 ,i Precinct a 17 J imiuct 7 au .." Precinct 9 :il i Precinct H 10 ; Totnl votes vast in sl prr- A el nets ! one o'clock this niter- I IKAlll 120. From indications Ihls morning only a fair vole will be cast in the special municipal bond elec tion hero today. Interest although not as groat n.s many expected, seems to be at a fairly high point and several are guessing that be. (ween 6(K and SOU voles will be cast. A few are of the opinion that l lie ioi,ii win ue uiui v (mm mu i ' (Continued on Faite Five.) 'lisiL . MEET AT GO VEIh 1 rectors in the possibilities of the Marnns of La Grande, riummer- Wallowa Wonderland territory, 'ville, lnion. Cove, Ktgln and oth-J Mr. liarker Is will the Fox Film er points will meet in Cove this corporation and hits produced evening in district session. It i.s some very notable pictures. The expected that from fifr to 100 local .Fox company produced more pic Masons will make the trip. Ituren last year than any company Dinner will be nerved at 7 o'clock !n the business. and the remainder of the evening! will be taken up with lodge bust net's. The SummervtlJc lodge will confer the third degree. PETTY THEFTS Petly thievery. In arious forms, continues to remain uctlve In La 7 Grande. Hardly a day passes but that .someone reports the lof--s of , some f towei h. theft of yoiue car f accessory, tools, flashlights and the like. The thievery Seems to be the work of local people but as yet no trace of the niMcreimts hus been ; round. In addition to the smiilh-r therts, ' three house.- have been broken tn : to in the past month, with several ; articles reported lost. ItesideitceH i entered were owned by Or. Kiley, 5 Jlerbert 1 'a til. son and 1 U. Ap s pleby. Livestock Show Meet At Union This Evening The I'nion I livestock Show as sociation will meet this evening - In I'nion to hear final reports on JS'ieliminary arrangements for the . n mint show , which will be hel I ". June lo. ii, inclusive. ARE REPORTED Pendleton Team Plays Pirates Here Sunday With seven fames played and but one defeat the Pirates w ill swing Into the home stretch in the Blue Mount ill u league series u gainst. Pendleton on the home field next . Sunday. But eight games remain on !he league schedule. I if these five will !' plaed in l.a C.rande and three will he played tiwny from home. The pi rates will have one more game in each of the oth"r three towns In the league. posptte some talk" lo the con trary the Pirate lineup seems Itkc ly to go practically unchunged to I the end of the season. Ih'in t i-Hchliij the best bull he liu pilch- G . H . Sines Speaks Here Friday Eve Union Pacific Official to Deliver Address in the Methodist Church on Railroad Subject. Tact anJ fiiriirt'H of much In terest to ruilway employes, busi ness men and to the La Grande people in Keneral will be present ed In a speeeli to be pivfn In the Methodist church on Friday eve ning by O. 11. Sines, assistant to the vice president in chari of operations of the I'n'.on 1'acifu lines. Local officials say that Mr. Sines will Kiee some figures tint affect railroad conditions here at , Grande. J The Imporlant port that the j..at,r0Il)i and U8 ,n.pioye piny m th lifii of t,u' ctl' ,,n,i tho 'ftVct i of railroad prosperity on I .a Grande business is fully appre ciated by tho hi eh officials of the road and t lie address Friday nigut will bear directly on these condi tion. Mr. Hincs is a gifted speak r nml a very able man and can be counted on to give both an Inter est fng and entertaining talk. ,. r, .. ,.nrt director and .three- members of his production Bluff ura scheduled to arrive here tomorrow morning to look over the Wallowa country in search of suitable flint Ideations. Word to that effect was received here this morning by Karl Heyn oIdn, secretary of the chamber of commerce from H. W. Hick", pas- nger ugent of the O-W. .Mr. Hicks tin Instrumental in bringing the rank Lloyd tropne here and has succeeded u interesting other dl- i-'i'i oi Mr. mincers pums an known except that he is at t h la tum' in search of locations for log I ling scenes. Monday evening. June R. t he chamber of commerce will give a dance at Zuber hall for the mem- j hers of the national guard who will leave Thursday, June 11, for 1 licit summer camp at Med ford. Oregon. The affair will lie in the torm of a farewell dance for th boys and tin money raised win c added to the guard's mess fund. Ail members of the guard will be present in uniform. Five Arraigned Before Judge Knowles Today; Ph. Spain and K. o. Ze.l;. charged u Jth transporting liuuo; and John I ay. Prank Nelson and L. A. c 'base, charged w ith bin g lury, not In a dwelling hom.e w ere a r ra I g n ed bi f o re J j dn J . W. Knowles this morning on in dictments by the grand jury. John I ay. Prank Nelson nnd I.. A. ( "base will eider their pe:i at o'clock tomorrow morning and Spain and Zeek at lit. ed sine- signing with the IMrahv nnd I In rt h In working him with Hiej best results. ( ithcr mirtu t.t t h.- 1 team hp- showing corresponding improwui'iit I'Vniii t he standpoint of plujcrs 11 (iritnde Iui.h oni- of th moil has one of the Mi colorful t-nif this eur il ban ev er had. Many of the memberH of t he tea m ha ve played 01 g.i niseed ball ami with tml one or two t x-eepilnn-i all follow the gmii" from Ml -M Mill tO SeMr.d Hie t ell r 11 roii ml. Hii.rllrtt. In tit., ..iitlhtrn l.rtt.li.r hIkIcw i.r Arianli!. it n.l New Mevlrnt tu tho winter the bull players mi- j (Continued on I'&tfe Fire.) fox ranis MOI Til MMl bum J uuhl; p Eguard DANCE ! TO BE M 0 N DAY Revered : A This 28-venr-oM Indian, Ki'i.sltnamitrti, is belnj; hailed by Tlieosophists throiiithout the na tion as "the 1-eincariiatlon of Je sus Christ." He Is now in Aus tin 11 :i, and will t Isit Caliroi-nla this summer. USE DN'MNDW With the opening of the appeal case, "Vily of I At Cirande vs.' Curl ton" in the circuit court this morn ing. Judge J. W. Knowlcs made an Ul II IbUU I VII arbitrary- ruling that appellanll1M,,""" """' """V1 " from the city courts will hereaft- I a offiHal records nf tho third er bo required to deposit f3U wlthl,tt' of (,u' '"'ftt wnu ''Hl ,M" Ihe court before thn trial start, j Mml yeMenlayV mark. I he heat This action was taken by tli judge ! V """ lepnrtl up to on ihu ruling that the counly ut . the .m.nber since i.. ....i . t ii,,. u.t..nrtu Monday to i 7. I'.ie chances of re- the circuit coui-l. The $:tfi sum arrived at Is the cost of a jury of 1 for ne day. The C irlton cas". will be con cluded this afternoon and a simi lar case, Clly or I.a Grande vs. Drtimsmith will be taken up before court adjourna this evening. Carl ton was originally convicted in tho police court and sentenced to pay 1 fo and Hu day;; in jail. State of Oregon vs. Williams is expected to open the court tomor row morning. Williams was con victed in the justice court of the possession of ell: bides. Carl Helm is prosecuting and F. S. Ivanhoe and kaley, Kab-y and Steiwer aro attorneys for the defense. County Commissioners In Session Here Today , With all three commiHsiom-: pn sent the counly court of I nio-i i county opened in teuiar monthly! ssion at the court house tills moriumr. I he t irsl tw o days ot the S's;-i(tn are to be spent check ing up bills and In ot her routine business. On Kriday the court will receive bids for the grading of the Alicel to Cove mark'l road. I Mrs. Daly Appointed On Cosmetic Board Mrs. Liicllu K. iMly. of the CI otiial Beauty Fhop here, received word tsterilav frJin Salem that she had been appointed a member 'of Hie Oregon St;ile Board of Cos I luetic Therapy. This hoard hi new ly ornnniz'-d and will act in con nection with the state he:ilth board In regulating and licensing the beauty shops of the state. Pp until this time anyone with a little CXp'Tienre could prtete4. (ids work. According to the MM any person desiiing to praetice tin pro fsion within the stale nf Oregon m ul make applitatton t(j the slate .hoard of cuxne-tie therapy fnr a cert ideate of regist ration. They .must be is year of age or more. must have a wood moral character t"1"' ' einpernte habits and muM have had a coiirv e front a school of !rof,mr,k' 'herapy. approved bv tin- l-naro. f r rave mm .x .nonn.t. KUt'JV OT SIX Ilftni".i epctiene a ( an apprentice t a person air-'ady registered. Any one having prac ticed for vix months prior to July first will not have to lm e an r. aiTiinallon ti iinMnne lher work. i AH Oper.ltOI'it III USl llli . VrVW A H' m of sterliixai Ion w'l be arrange. 1 hy the unTiib"r rr thc board, who will meet sometime In the neur future for vrgat.iieut.uii. PORTLAND OHDINANGE IS ILLEGAL! Zoning Ruling Recently Adopted Held to Be Unconstitutional JUDGE MORROW GIVES OPINION City Attorney Grant Says! a ,v. i r rPl , ; Appea Will be laken, Possibly to U. S. Su preme Court. mUTI.ANI). Ore. (Uy the As sociated I'res.s) . A zoning ordi nance i-erenlly adopt-d by popular vote in Portland fixing certain dis tricts as exclusively residential ir-c-tions, was de'lared unconst il utiou al torlay by Circuit Judge .Morrow. City Attorney Grunt an nun need t hut an n iHM'iil would hi I a ken and that the case m.iv be eani.-d! into the Fulled States mipreme ! court. lnrr:w's Ophiion Judge Morrow held that s'nee I the properly involved fn the ease, upon whh'h the plulnlil't's huiit to .establish a creamery, was worth liUU n rovl.lnnco ni nni-t l v IIiiim' mm a creamery site and the .oiiimt luw, which prohibils business build ings In the. diMlrieis. rejiulls in par tial confiseation and is Ihercfore uncuntltuiional. XT M,v vokk swi:iii;iis MOW YOltk (AP) New York went her bureau. w.so si;vn;ci,i YANCOt Vl Jt. Wash. (AP) o. .lor gen Olson pleaded guilty today to n. chni'iie of embezzling InmN or the American Security hauli of which lie was pre-ideut ami wit- sentenced to sere from 1) months j lo ir years In the state pcuhcu llnry. Itll l lANS ItllPI 'i-si;o I I, AltAlsll. Spani li Moroico (A I) rreneh rorcs bae repulsed the Itirfian attai k in f.ie llenl 'r oual MN'tlnn, aecor.lhi;; tit dis patches here. I rcaeb lon-es are rcporicd to Im iiiidh runs. Itl.lM) I.MKl!: NAM1D ItlCHMONI. Yn. (API P. . I llueconil)C, blind editor of the t.c- tieta (Nebr.) Simtal. wiei elected president of National l.tlln.r- m' M intioii hen-iMla. s " AfW liaiIUlUC Llt:t.-Ilhe Law Ruling Followed: The new law whiHi went into effect May L' allrtu ing nsidem:! of Oregtm to obt iiii tnai-iiage li censes in any county in the :da'e without pre vliius residence came into us- this muni Ing in In Ion county. Boy A. Mauls ot Pei- t1H,on ,,n1 ' Si I land Were ! he I II Si cfili h of Poil iie lo ob tain a license uiuh r the new t i! Ing. Trying To Keep Faith Objectionable ach ei l iliri K Mtlliettniet difficult lo "'-pot -tHfttUM M in l-i eprestnlat loir, are tiM wctl eoere;l up :r m tmfani liar, but 'I he M- r r Mekt lo clirn'iiitte n ! M-rl K. n of thai cbn .11 tec fnfii'e-i- .to 1 want to rend 1 nl dependable aMe;-ti-in:; or d-p'-ndiiMt Im-I-ness prop i-. Tin Ole-etu r luni- down lino tired or dollar hoi Mi of di jeeHoiiable ail erti-'!: j; it f if I t. hti Hun riglii under all cir ciMii-iaiiee-. I lender biici---l nnd reader tuii iltletiee lire luiigfble H--el- Hi-tt tt wortbj fldwrtxr nppr 1 iaie-. "Observer Advertlln . A 3(crcbniiili-iiig Kervlr' RA I i PRESIDENT ADDRESSES GRADUATES "Every Citizen Should Be a Potential Soldier," Says Coolidge DEFENSE FIRST STEP FOR PEACE n. , ' Ai, . Clwwi . roinw Out, in bpeech to Annnlmli Gtllfinfa fht Drawbacks of a Large Standing Army. ANNAI'OUS Hy the Aswoclated lress) The reduction of the na- ! lion's Nianding military forces to a ' mlniinur.i Ut predicted upon ntten jtien to the military affairs by the 'n vera ire titi.en, president Coolidge I declared today before the naval jurademy graduating class. While nppolnllng new officers as p mhusiimlorH of pr-ace, and citizen- "'"t, the president reminded them that lh" first c-uential of puaee and (iiiily is adefpiate defense, which '.dx.uld bn l.roadly extended nnd j borne by. all. of onr peoplo.' llconoinic IMinse. I "We do not believe in or wish to bear the expense to maintain a large standing ntilltury force," Conlidge said. "The very gentn of the repuidlc would he threatened by 1 hat policy. While' military science has ad vanced lt Huch a degree that U Is necessin'y to eoustantly niaintnln a coiididefiihle body of trained cx- (Cnntinued on Pnge Five.) 'rtiifiemnii in I RIOT CENTER ;t!ie MyHtlc Shrine. SHANGHAI (Uy tho Associated 1 Marching in six colorful tinl Vress). Shanghai was uu urm.-d formed divisions, the Invading camp today. Two outbreaks cans- y escorted the imperial coun ed the npilce to open fire, result- ell of the Shrtnn to the Coliseum leg in the death of one person when; tho, keys of tho conquered and (he Injury of many others. I tan Us were closed, store fronts hoarded, food being rationed out. I lutein nnd stores were searched for arms while foreign troops at tempted to restore order. IHM.Si; ATTACK .IAPS .t;ll..Nt;ilAI (Uy the Assocl e( I'reHH) - due nf today's out- breahK was an attack by a Chinese j mob on a Japanese owned ice ' v.-ork-i. The police fired, killing ! one and wounding five Chinese. The Holers attacked several street icjirs and Injured a number of worn- n. Attacks on individual for j cignerx continue. Six Jlorc Arc Given Grade School Diplomas t IHplfiiMTis for succeKsfully cone ! pb ling th" eight h grade work .have been issued, since the last ! list was published, to Myrtle lien- ; di r.Mn of Mot Bake. Maybelle ; Meiifh-ison of Mot Puke, Kathleen J Mints. I.a Oranile. Vivian Kmoth. I I uion, iordon Kulght, Cove and 'i;i Bice of Klgln, according lo j P., A. Sayre, county school super t nil ii-h nt. Italy Given (Credit To Stabilize Lire n 1 ;v . d it. . YOI'K, Mty Hie Asxocliit i I0'tt;iblishuieu1 by J. I' .Morg.ia .v 10. 01 n ko-iiuiiioii no.- lir)ylH!l ,VM. r b.-nutv which laht b.r r-volvlng credit for Hie stbilily )r ri.j,;iH.(, raVorlt.- has been re- r It.iiii.ri rl.Mnge, hleh nsnn.p( j ,,y tl,.lt vnll(hri ,,, nmmeed TueHday. wan viewed In ll(.l(J) fv feminine 1,-eal tire. It ui Dm nnauehtl d-s'irct as a sl.-p of ,mll(.u,(.,, ,1V H ron.Hl (ll w(,ie, f.oa gre;.i impnn.ieee. eenan. o urn-irMiien li ny s posnion in re 1 uTt'l im.: h-r war debts and likely tit p-.ve the v. ;y lor an eventual 1 ,1 ! 1 i! l'n 01 the lire uu a gold b.ii.ut. Baker County Judge Acquitted of Charges 1 !.: Kit. Or (Hpeclul) J. I.. I k b ':i, count y judge of Maker on:ity. wes Tuesday afternoon rre . ,( o! Hie Iv-iJ (barges filed against h-i.i by Oistrlct Warden 1'ete Me fjnveiti lot driving a vehicle on It pn'.'lie til:,'hu iy white under the In ilien e oi ttitnx'e.MIng ibjiior, and (ijin-iinr; on o btghwiiy. The Jury w,-.e oat -ir;lii iiiiitvilcs. Falls Six Floors, Unhurt V 1 . Theodore lluerner, wlntso ratlin owns the llolel Alms In (Inciii nntl, Is uilve mid unhurt nfter ftillliix six vtoriet from the win dow tf his pni-ents' it part men t. flhe hoy ;1IiiiIkhI to the window k(II and a screen gate way. Ifui Theodore landcl Hcniarely in n newly planted flower lieil. Tho Koft loam broke his full. LOS ANGrJLiJa By the Asao ciuted Preea). A glittering trt- uutphal parade 10 miles long and j including every noble In theahrlne 'army passed proudly through this joyously subjugated city Tuesday, impressing upon the populace the fact that Uon Angeles has fallen completely under the away of that ancient Araoic order. Nobles of city were surrenuereo ity mayor George K. Cryur amid Impressive ceremonies. , , After the Coliseum ccrelnonlea the first buslnc-Mi seiislon of the conclave got under way In down town theuter with the annual ad dress of the Imperial potentate, (Continued on Pago Five.) Sunshine Girl Wedded To Edward J. Sailstad OHIlKOSIf, Wis. (By the Associ ated Press) Kdward J. HatlHtad and Oorot hy Anderson, his "sun shine girl" were married last night, it became known today, following her release from the industrial home for women at Tayeheedah. Full permission to marry was granted by the pa rob' board, ac cording to the marriage license. Sailstad was recent I y released from the reform school at fireen Baly. He and horolhy will continue under legal sanction and conven tional approval the adventure in love which started when HailHlad burned the body of a friend In li-'a to give the world and his wife the impression that Hal 1st a d perished in a fire. Soft, Feminine Ikauty Replaces Boyish Type HOLLYWOOD, r.il., (Hy the As sociated J'ress) - The mannish. q( (Jh, ..n()((t ,,,.. K,rS , pa rllcipated. i All average heighl (f rlVC fee( three Inches predominated among Hie 3i most winsome miss s u Im wen: Keptte-I Iroiii Hie fi'ifl CHlidl diilen for app' ttraitee In a forlh eonilnt, film production. The weight of Hits "ideal llu'?i girl" Is jsllghtly h mt Hem I IK pounds. Hh j h i.i gray'blue eyes nnd bulr of gol- fb-n rhestnut coloi . bobbed course, shingled in bark but not extreme. Tills slender repre'ntaH e of sues AT LDS ANGELES the film center'; beauty, who bus to be relying so little on nvtuttoit M h only 20 birthdays niettsures 2H in North Africa hurt been spoken tnehes around the wiis:; h r bust of before os (pitle a puzzle to ex it; 34 Inches and her hips 3.i. Hhu pert. It inieresled this count ry wean; slipptrii ;ed four uml u flying military men so much that halt, they have been iuvielltfutlng uud I I I 1 Sif , 'AX. V( BAKER BIDDING FOR NEXT YEAR GRANGE CAUCUS DALLAS, Ore, (Special ). -Ha ker ts ma U lug a Kti ong bid for the next state grange meeting, at the convention now In progress hero. As soon as thn linker delegates arrived they began boosting Huk'T an the next convention atlc. A banner strung across Main Htrcet anno'inceH "Maker P-tlMi." while an exhibit of Old Oregon Trail pic tures, mining ncencs, full-length portraits of Maker's past sheriff and a number of views of the late President Harding and Mrs. Harding taken on Top o' Mine Mountains, near Meacham. made up a window display downtown. They are also distributing yellow mi tin ribbons with "Maker" print ed on them. Elks to Initiate 15 Candidates Thursday Aliout 1 5 CMUldl'lllt'-H will li'1 I'l lllntiil Into llli- I .u !riinl' rhnp tir nuiiilii'r 4.13. It. I'. O. i:. to morrow rvi'iilllK. Virull llolton. nrrniKl ixull'd riihr, will pri'sld l'o!l.iwlnb- tin- di'Kri'tr work HHI'l will Ii" Klvi'li. ban- Alleged Tblces Itcturneil The I'maillla county sheriff ar rived last eentng ami took 'arl Sterling and U. II. Hterliim. lu-ld r,,.- Hi., tii.-ft nf ii c;r. back ... i..., t.u..i.,n tiip iiioleo pur was also driven m.el: to the Houndup city to be restored to Hn owner. Planes ot No Use For Riff Fighting Method (Hy ( harlcH , Slewnrl) WAHHINOTON (SKA Spei et ill I The unitceommoilattng refusal ot the Ititl tribesmen to "light fnlr" t.. i.n.ilii,! fur l'i'iinee's Inabil- innliil- ty lo Vise plfilies SUeci Srtl 11! iy in Iter Moroeesin itmpalg-it. n-poriH Hi" t nitc l t of hn reports u,e , r urmy air service. I Tht! Inct tlmt the world's pre mier power In Hie heavens seemed IRE DEAD TODAY I fi M1D0LEWEST Storm Near Minneapolis Fatal to Five; Many Are Injured TWO DIE OF HEAT NEAR PITTSBURG Several Prostrations Also Reported; U. S. Weath er Bureau Sees No Im mediate Relief. CHICAGO (lly tho AXMM'ialrd rnM l-'oitrtiiii iicrwiu nore re ported ileiul up to noon to)ln' tn wlml mid ehvtrlvBl Htonii-s. hoiuc. iiPiimneliliiK torniuloes In tjie havoo wrought, in tho nilildlv ncstem nnd western HlatcH. Tho cnstinltlcfl included: Mtnn npolln distik't 6; Iowa. 4 (thrco lit Adulr nnd ono nt Smithlnnri); N britHka 4. three at Madlnon nnd one at Orchard; and om nt Doztrman, Mont. rilOVKUTY DAM AG IS HHiH MINNKAI'OLItt (Uy the Associ ated press) Wind, n Miring tor nado proportions, accompanied by honvy rain, toro and twisted Us way through Hennepin county leaving besides five known dead and 20 injured, property damage running Into millions, . .. .'. litlNNEAroiJf (Uy tho Asso ciated Press). Tho number of , dead from Inst night's electrical storm In this section was brought to five today, ' Three persons wr killed and ftvo injured at Carver when tho county fair pavilion was demol ished. TWO PIE OF HEAT. I'lTTHHUIia (Fly the Associated Tress). Two deaths and several prostrations attributed to heat were reported here today with no prospects of Immediate, relief, ac cording to tho weather bureau. I OSLO (lly the Associated Tress) Lieutenant Lutzow Hold, select ed today to head the Norwegian government flying expedition to search for the Amundsen party, told the. newspaper "Dagblad" his orders were to reconnoitre along the edge of the arctic ice fields w ithoitt attempting to fly across the Ice to the pole. He said Amundsen has stunt I bombs for use its signals nnd ho hoped to be able to locnto tho explorer by this means. Ho said he t hojght he would be aide to see from air about 10(1 miles on clear days. Italy Honors Httribnldt. t 0 ItOMK, (AP) Anniversary nf the death of (iuizppc Oaribaldi, I tnllan patriot, was observed throughout the nation Tuesday. At Capreur, where Oaribaldi di ed tti I SSf. several thousand vet erans wenrlnfT the red shirts of bis troops, contrasting with the black s-ilrts of th present-day I ascist 1 who joined the (Jarlbaldl terans In memorial services nt his tomb. i now relate what Htey found out. "Tin HlffH," according to the lnvcHllgatf.ru, "have no regular strongholds or supply bases, but I opennc wingiy or in h'""!'" t hree or lour, from caves ami MICIierco rociv leuiceii U nil.' nu'iiie , ...aklnir aircraft Of little val- ; - ' '.f tn(.n, Wl,rP mipply bases ,,.v ,.,,, i. itnihed. or If the tribesmen gathered in any number they could be wiped out by gas or machine gun lire. Hut their onslaughlo are short and lmntb (Coutiuuud on l'atfu Four.) HOLD D HEAD FLYERS i"tW"f I V!"WiR,WWv'- ' jppft" '