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A UNIVEHSAL CAM O priiUe tho lutl. alt yo imtloiin:
,.'prnle him, all ye people. Kor his merciful kind new In pri'iit
.toward " h: mid the truth of tho Lord endureth forever. 1'rulno
iy the Lord, l'uatm 117:1, 1!.
HALKM, Or., Mur. 13. (AI)
JudKe Wultei hi. KvatiHof the loWer
court for Multnomat) county erred
when he HUHtulned A ' demurrer
throwing out of court thQ cane of
Mrs. OoorKle J'eterHon agalnxt
(ieoi-Ke L. Cleaver, . former' trtaie
prohibition cominltudoner and the
'I KlUellty and UepoMlt Co., oC Mnry-
lunil. Cleaver m surety, ; TIiIk wixe.
In which Mm. I'etemon Hueil for
mallclouH prosecution und damaKea
muat tfo hauk to the circuit" coutrt
for trial, Bay a an opinion of the u
preme court today, written hy .fn'i
tlce ltouHinutk. reverting Judge Kv
anH. 1 .
- On -ChrlHttnHs eve, 1923, Cleaver
uauned a raid lo lie made of the
woman's home. No, liquor va
found, 1 ' '
AlrH, Peterxon mieU. Tho do
fondantM demurred, ' contending1
hat the itllPtfattons of tualtclouu
jiroHecuLlon and that n raid had
been conducted In tho nlulntlff'H
"What lMkM HrtHplclmiH (' mr 1h home did not conatltuto cauae Hiif
thai pi'lfM alhiH k up over nluht f I clout' for action, Thla demurrer
iiiKl.Nid of In Hi daytime. ' com- wan MiiHtalned by Judge Kvans und
plahn'I Ike SnkM, I 'day. Tell lilnk- Mrs. retemon appealed.
Icy hat Jowl rctnriu.! from 750-1 - - 1 ' : i
nilh- auio trip, an' lh' only had PEACE OFFICERS
iui n lit.- iiuii tus iuiviii i' inj urr
nlKht at u country hotel
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NEW SCHOBLE CAPS
' Smart Spring Patterns-; ;
$3.50 .:
N:K,West&Co.Inc.
v "The Man's Store"
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nty
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Hlu'rlff roBcue mpiad. only a tuna)!
perccnlase of those that died In
. tho temendous kouko of tho loosen
ed flood. . '
J-'rom this point and Wiat camo
reports of other bodies being flight
ed or recovered. ' .
The flood tore throuuh the ranch
of the film. actoi Harry, t'arey.
and the ruto or 30 Indtantt who had
been 11 vl tiff on tho property "at least
until a short time aso was unde
termined. Klxtcen fanners llvins:
near the actor'a mountain' cabin
post, also were unaccounted for.
. Water Volume C.reat , '
WreokKo.of every kind und .de
scription was strewn, for niiles and
miles alone the narrow canyon
which winds Its picturesque way!
Into the rolling hills northward
1 - Thurgday is the last day for filing income lax returns
3 which reminds us there are two classes of citizens at this
Uinie of year: Those who are mad because they have to pay
i a . 1 l 1 J I ll J a.
j;i tax ana inose wno are mua uecau.se uiey aon i,
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' An Americiip coiTespondent jn Paris, writes that coffee
"drinking- is greatly increasing in popularity, that, wines and
aother alcoholic beverages are less generally consumed. Is
fit possible that American bootleg liquor has been exported
vto ranee;.' . " ,. . .
1 Vou can't always, tell what manner of man he will be by
the way he performs on the football field. Charles Brickley,
one-time famous Harvard football captain and drop-kicker,
has been convicted of running a bucketshop in Boston. He
in guilty of four larcenies, one of $10,600, and now miist go
, to jail for his trouble, f v - ' " ." "
in American churchman, who has been active spiritually
rnd temporary in this more or less wicked w6rld for nearly
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null a cumury,-uih, piuiMiuoiiuis; , i nuvc never iihuii
', tonally spoken an unkind word' to anyone, 'and so far as'
ci:i) rccallt no one 'hits ever spoken unkindly to mo." ' Fo
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:ki.dness, shrtltftn?o.?t of W.raJRWljf V":'
kindliness has brought in variably the same treatment from
others. People usually, treat us as we treat thorn. Kindness,
K'bert Hubbard used to say; is the greatest of virtues.' - Por
Jiaps he was ,right. It seem to include nearly all the others.
'It is simplest 6f all, and nlost easily practiced if one founts
;lhe habit. Virtue, like'vicej. is an acquired habit.
I ' llNDlJICIKIH, PKAf K I'KOMOTOIt
I ' Before his death, Wood.row Wilson established n Peace
lA ward 'and provided for a commission to select those out
Mbiiimiiijj bibiifi.iia nuuot. uvuiiijii 10,1 11 n. 11 .n nun iiviii; iiiini.
iliromote international peace and give to one, as selected,
$25,000 and the 'Peace Award medal. Two men had received
;tho award until this month Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, 03
years of age, in 1924; Elihu Root, 83 years of ago, in 1920.
; ' Now a new award has been vyted by the commission, to
r. young man in his twenties, for his contribution to world
peace Colonel Charles Augustus Lindbergh. To him (will
be presented the $25,000 prize and the Woodrow Wilson
Peace Award ntcdaT. Selclym, if ever, has so great an honor
cem'e to so young a man, yot the country is immediately con
fident that he will receive it graciously, will do it and its
ifntous donor a lasting honor.
( it is doubtful if the uwaixl could have been more popular.
Selection of Lindbergh will be f ully approved both here .and
jrbroad. v Which shows, probably as conclusively as anything
.else; that it is well deserved. The commission might have
passed 1928 and decided that ho ono had made a contribu
tion to world peace worthy of the award. There was no de
imand that Lindbergh be chosen, yet it is doubtful if any
imc, including the two previous recipients of the award, has
done more for world peace in this present age than Colonel
Lindbergh.
, .,By being human, by being modest, by being friendly as
an American citizen, in ndriitioji to being courageous and mas
lerful as an American aviator, Lindbergh has turned tin:
thoughts of the world away from petty jealousies and sec
i.tional hatreds, has typified an international fellowship and a
world citizenship that has appealed to the emotions and lo
the intelligence of all people in every civilized country. That
is a groatvconlribution to peace.
AUCEL PERSONALS
MEET IN BAKER
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AtAV&U (Special) Prank Cllh-
i Deluded amontf these ' proponed
power' to instruet justice court
Juries and to ullo( nppeals to the
circuit court instead of allowlnir n
son, wno nas neen neipiiiK Keed new trial In circuit court. Reula
Taylorall winter with his sheep, re-'tlnn of salitrles. In proportion with
turned td his home at Joseph Bat-.the size "of their territories, was
urdnyv ' - . . " also-mentioned. Short talkx wore : Jury-tnmperfnir cajie
' ' uxhiiuuon Itiironu
ConsplcuoUH at the Xntlui.nl Conference on Prohibition at Wash-'
Iniston were 1) Airs. Jesse. W. Nlchalsun. of Maryland, chairman"
of the National. Women's Democratic Imw Enforcement lveiifrue;
(-2) Mrs. A. Haines JjIpplnroU, chntrmnn of the Ijiw Knforcement '
Committee of New Jersey; (3) Olfford Plnchot, former 'fcovernor
of ennsylvjinla; M) Mrs. D. .Lee Colviri. president New York State
W. C. T. L'.i-ffi) J. C; I'enney, chain store muvnate () William
Jf. Delucy, of Washington; (7) ' rr. Unnlel A. l'ollnfj. of New York
and (8) Kred, H..8mith. of New York, chairman of the Citizens'
','"; ;V..' Committee of. 1000';
In
Mr. and Airs. Coril LuVell. of Hn- made hy Lieut. Jay Saltzman. of 1111,1 un Intimation that
tcrprise, are sneudimr a few davs The Dalles, and Sheriff G. w. .woman who was reported Inter
at the AI. K. Stewart home at Allcel. Jtilenn, of Afalheur county. , i viewing prospective jurors in I'ort-
Howard Kmlth, American Sunday DurlnK the business session, pro- land laHt Friday may have been a
school oranlzer. held services lii Mose changes In lau-s iidvocated j representative of. the Parent
th AllcM 'rhiirrh Hundav mnriiiiie- y tle district iittorneyH and hy ! reuoheni association, the trial of
jusiices oi peace, were enaorseti. ,,,uwi" uuoi-n
A committee, with Deputy Sheriff j "lonu Piacuco anionff small boys.
Amos Holms, of La Grujtde. as "cwn lo"y before a jury In ci
the east, way suddenly was almost as much
.i(oudo of a mystery this morning as the
and evening.
Afr. Ditty" uhd family recently
moved from tho Stein place to the
Hurl.Conley place near the old lied
Pepper jtchool house. .
. MrJi and Airs.. George Conklin
Hpent hint Tuesday at the home of
her' brother Lawrence Alartiu at
Cove, ' '
,' Harve.M Ituckman Vhh - hauling
hny to (ofn last Thursday.
V Ij'dles' Aid will tin held this
Thursday at .tho home of Airs. Ted
beliteiv y'-ThoHo' asslstlnff Mrs. Iedr
better wllj ho Airs. Kouth AlcKen
iHniAk'H' I'Viink AlcKennon and
Airs. Sam- Htickman, ' ,
, -Mr. 'jand. Airs.. ,.1. D. Hudson, of
Imbler, attended tho sale held at
AHitel last week; - " ' .
'.Mrand Mrs. ' flcoro Conkltn
spent Inst Thursday eveuihtf at the
C), Wolnh, homo at Itnbler.
Ap. duel Mrs. J.-W. Ciihq spent
filurduy In 1ji (Irnntle shoiplnn.
Air. ai mi mvh. I1. Vfin iiuusen, in
sponi Tuesday night at
Brown Lurno.
-;AIr. and' Airs. Hay Kullor and son.
Dick, worn quests -of Alt', and Mrs.
W. J'h AiUcr of Alay Park. Hundny.
-Miss Veni ("nsea sHnleiit n 1 thev
i-f r . i. .i.i..
i'i i. . . VZ 7. . """.Aluulcipnl JudKe t
Lady Carherry Is
v v Killed in Africa
ehalr.man, was appointed to make
plans for a bureau of identification
of crlmlnuls, to be centrally located
In Kastern Oreu-on, This bureau
would be ffir the use of all mem
bers of the organization.
, Next Meet at Ontario '
Both Ontario and Enterprise ex
tended invitations for the next
meeting. It -was decided to meet
at Ontario durlnu- May and at En
terprise dining July.'j A program
committee for the next meeting
was appointed with Frank Farmer,
Ontario marshal,-as chairman. , A
mini committee, consisting of
Traffic Officers Dick Uobertsun
and Walter Lansing nnd (Hhorltf
Breshears, of Iai Grande, was also
appointed.
' Those in ntlendaucb from Lu
G m ml o follow:
Police (Milnf Clint Ihiynes, t'lty
'Brafflc Officer Clnudi Cooper Po
llcemon Itllt Howard, Ben ritiniihott
Und Fred Chisklll; State Traffic Of
ficer Dick Robertson, Ihstvtct AW
toruey Curl Helm, Khrjrt Jchho
HreHhenrH. Deputy Sheriffs Amos
Helms and Hugo Klinghamnier,
Justice of Peace II. K. Itrstly,
M. Humphreys,
raffle Officer Alonzo Dinin, ffr-
nierly of l.a Grande, wns 'also
present. -
.Mi;iIOItl Mi AM ON WAY
A1KDFOKH. Orc.'Miir. Ill, (AP)
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NAIPOPI. Kenya. Africa. Miu;H tenm. regarded ns the
1.1 AP) Uuly Carbery. wife of 'Strongest offensive and defensive
Baron v Carbery, Irish peer, was most temperameuhil sipnwl
killed - yeslerdny In an airplane ever entered as a contender for
oniHh. A pupil named Cowie wllh championship honor n from
whom she was flyiiiff was also- Southern Oregon Jeaves this aftcr
ktlted.. noon for Salem.
The7 plane lost speed while fly-' 1 1 " 1 ' ,
inland went into a spin. ' ?ryr Ti'rt e
accident
Lord tiiery so w t v
from the airdrome. )
Lmly ( 'arhcry, hud been taking
up.frlcuds. for short nights during j
tho aftoj-noon. She was giving Mr.
4'nwie a practice flight with dual
nntrol when (he crash occurred.
Under Way Today
PORTLAND. Ore.. Alar. 1.1 (AP)
With defense attorneys malting
const ant. references to an alleged
cult court.
Klght tentative jurors had been
selected at noop.
125 BODIES
. RECOVERED,
LAST REPORT
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recited bis men to search for these
lower down. '-
At seven o'clock five bodies lay
In. the Masonic, lodge room at Sau
gus, wjilch had been commandeer
ed for a,, morgue. '
The Harry Carey ranch, where
the film actor owner has staged
many rodeos was In ruins. lOvery
tlijntf has been covered by the rush
of water except the owner's cot
lajfo, 1 A Pllfful Fl-nre V
On a hillock there sfood the piti
ful figure, of a little woman, hud
dled in a vivid red sweater, wring
ing her hands.
Her nimio was Airs. Uusyetl
Milieu and she told the AsHocfafi'i!
Press correspniulfvnt Hint her liTlle
laughter had lived with her grand
mother up San l'YuiK'(Hiiito luo
yon.
s She pointed lo the place wher"
the gi-andmot her's small home had
stood beside a' coltbnwood tree.
It was nothing but a fl;it bil
liard -tub le like surface of yriiow
sand, and th( cottonwood tree had
been stripped oven of its bark by
tho wild waters.
Itaiitiicr llntf Crawd
A gtotewiue figure In a hii fur
coat waded up and down the
dwindling slrcam whlHi foil"'-"'
iu t he wake of I lie 7 5 -foot high'
lorront of A Utile after midnight.
It was Jimmy Krrachow, a r;in
cber. halt crazed by the disaster,
searching for the bodies of hu
wife and baby. , ,
What caused tin retaining par
apet of the great reservoir of the
1 .os A ngetcH ell y syst em t o give
THE LAMB HAS BECOME A ROARING LION
number of dend that lay buried
beneath the deep covering of yel
low sand which now carpets the
pretty little valley.
Nccpajipi; Held Hespimsfblc
The theory 'most credited a ,fow
hours after dawn was that seepuge
through an abutting hill had
caused one of the supporting ends
of the dam to crurtihte under its
tremendous load of nearly a billion
and a half gallons of water.
With only the flash of a short
circuited high line to serve us a
warning to the hundreds who lived
In cabins and ranch homes the
length of the valley, a front un
shackled wave estimated to have
been 75 feet high rushed furiously
toward, the sea. Nothing stood be
fore it.- Mountain cabins; ranch
homes, a city power plant, and. t
is believed a tented city Inhabited
hjf 75 or more Southern California
lOd ison company workmen, were
carried away.
IV n bodies lay In an improvised
morgue at Maligns, near, here this
dead, however,
-opinion or Wll
f of tho county
morning. These
represented In th
Hani Bright, chl.
prepare to render aid.
.' j-A. Wtttor Supply Adcpiiiuv
' Los Angeles' water supply Is In
no Immediate clanger' of being
i seriously affected according to tho
bureau of water and power. Thoro
J Is sufficient water In the San Furn-
Iando reservoir to fast more ttnyt
40 dnys they slated. v. v
Tho' break in the Kan Frnncia-joiiita-dam
today caused a loss of
3.H0U ucro feet of water. '
Officials of thn Kofillicrn Calif
ornia Clun company hero today re
ported , that tho water had broken
three 1 2-Inch gas mains and left
the upper San Fern undo valley
without gas supply.
Arrangement are being made to
supply the area with gas from tho
from Saiigns. - Los Angeles compressor station.
So great was " the volume of i'lho officials declared that the val-
water that poured through the sidc 'ly would have pressure In. tho .
breach In the day that, despite the .mains before night.
36.000 acre feet of supply In the
big reservoir, the flood spent Itself
in a few hours. V
The $100,000 Southern Califor
nia Edison Plont, half a mile below-
the Carey ranch, was reported
to ho. nothing' but' a mass of
smashed cement work.'
Orchards, garden areas, and all
manner of ranch equipment, with
fowl and livestock, werexNwept
away by the waters
Kstlmutes placed the total num
ber of dwellers In the canyon at
a Utile more than 600.
Few Survivors
Survivors there were, but they
cume In straggling groups And
their total had not caused rescue
officials to cut their estini;
possible loss of life as the
noon hours passed.
A bit ofall the human, tragedies
that attend all disasters was pres
ent when , the Associated Press
staff ' correspondents penetrated
the striken area before dawn, had
mounted over the giant peak v of
the mountains.'
Here a woman, hysterically
wringing dior- hands, sliished up
And down searching for her miss
ing children: there a man,- a piti
ful figure clothed only In a bath
robe, sobbingly ran aimlessly from
point to point seeking the bodies of
his wife: and haby. '
When the flash of the short cir
cuited high line threw Its ghastly!
warning light to the southward,
ono num. so, far as hV known
sensed .lliy coming disaster.- He
was Dr. ti , C. Ashley, proprietor of
a sanitarium at Hugus. He oVdeved
all his assistants to stand by altd
"I Was Sick f
ThisSimple. Natural
Food IVUde Me Well"
"MY STOMACH.madememisert
able. 1 dragged around only half
ate of i al,ve because of constipation. Agmel
, foi. changed this. Now I forget I have
I'm full of 'pep.' And I did not diet
just used Agmel with hearty, well -balanced
meals.'
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! STOMACH
V ' KIDNEYS
DIABETES
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the sap of th
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changed except
fur re moval of
water without
cooking. Rich In
viiamlnes, mlor'
erali yeast.
Tastes delicious.
Non - alcoholic.
Maguey sap used
centuries In Mex
ico. Now world
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