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AVI. en a person ku'.vj l bed with
his mind fixed on KetUiiK uji m u
.certain Hint! the next juorniiiK hu
often awakens at that Hints with
out tlio aid of an ularni clock.
This 1h ono of the myalerfea oi
sleep explained by Dr. Otto Kauti
era. Austrian psychiatrist.
When sleep come?, Dr. KauiRii
suys, the sleeper is divided Into
Hireo or four persons.
There i the walking ego, the
dream ego, and the sleep eo. Tiio
latter is unconscious. The econd
Is semi-conscious with a sort of un
controlled contact with the outfddo
world which results in weird Im
ages, lovely dreams and horrible
nightmares.
Hut tho first like a sentry, stays
awake and keeps watch.
It challenges all stimuli coming
to the h rain and if any of tnctn
look suspicious it warns tho dream
cr and awakens the sleeper where
upon all three become ono person
'UKHln, ready to flKht or run.
Uofore spllltinK up for the nhrht,
Ur. Kauder says, tho whole per
sonality, acting a cmnp command
er, irlvea the sentries their speclrl
order's. Such' would ' he c the unkn
to uwaken Jhe others ul a certain
tiine ' , . ( ,
nurliiK the month of May, Cien
oral .Motors dealers In the Unlled
Ktatcs delivered to consumers 131,
" S 17 cars. accordiiiK to an announce
ment made today by Alfred J
Sloan, Jr., president. This com
pares with 142,00-1 In the month of
April, and with 100,031 in Miiy.
11!U. HuleH by (leneral Motos
mnnufacturhiK divisions to deal
ers in tho United Htates amounted
tu 1341,1011 cars, as compared with
,132,3(15 in April, und as compare:! !
further .with 1 75,873 In May, 11I2I.
Total sales to dealers, hirudin1?
Canadian sales and overseas ship
incuts, amounted to H7.4K3 ca.v,
or over 0.200 cars per day. as com
pared with 150.0(11 in April and ns
compared further with 220,277 lit
May, 1020.
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DI'jLAWAUIO, Ohio. Juno 21 (fl'j
"Cosmic fog," huge, Irregular
masses believed to bo ga.s. is b1?
Hoved by Dr. Harlan T, Ktctson, dl
rector of Perkins observatory here.
to bo tho foundation of the' sun's
corona.
Dr. titertson is endenvnrlng to de
termine how close nho "fog" ftp
preaches the earth.
The sun's corona, he thinks. Is
fho light reflected from n cloud of
the "fog" much na light Is reflected
by dust particles which then ho
come visible.
Louisiana produced 100. (ion short
tons of. sugar cane , In 1020,
bumper crop.
Modern Magic
t IToat and cold come from ninslo
outlet for this electric rcfriitorator
ranfee, developed by Frigidniro en
Kincers for kitchenettes. The com
bination occupies only four squara
feet of floor space.
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long cxporlenro will restoro 11, al
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The redoubtable Victor McLiig- I
len and the vivacious Klfi liorsuy
frolic IhrouKh "On the ..Level,"!
U-K-I) cninedy-farco which opens j
an engagement at the Kox Hlalto j
theater today. .Lllyun Tashman '
plays an Important role In tho pic- j
tore as a heKUilliitf person who i
King of the
WASHINGTON. 1J. C, Juno 21.
One of. tho richest men of Ku
ropo Is an Assail n,
Not only Is he nn Assussln but
the leader of tho Assassins u
million of them.
' Hut the Assassins with a capi
tal A . have nothing to do . with
assassination, at least, not now,"
says a bulletin of the National
Geographic Society from Uh
Washington, D. C. headquarters,
that gathers up the thrcadt-i of
one of the strangest Btorles that
geography has to tell. (
Hal hi uh and J'Vn tress Play Parts
"Tho story of tho Assassin em
braces three continents, Asia, Af
rica and Kuropo; It spreads ovcrl
nearly 10 centuries; it is punctua
ted with such names us Alarco
Polo. Kdward I of KngUmd. (Ien-In(1
ghls, Sultan tfanjnr of Khorasan
the King of Jerusalem, Katitnu,
daughter of Mohammed, tho Aga
Khan. MadcmolHcllc, Andree C'ar
ron, Kdward VH of Knglund, und
tho $85,000 colt "Hurrlo On.'
"To Unravel this three-hundred-thousand-nnd-uno
Arabian Nights
romance ono can begin with.. a
halhluh In a French chateau near
Ohambrey or travel back nearly
1.000 yearn to tho unscalable for
tress of Alamut high in tho El
brus mountains overlooking the
Plain of Teheran.
"Twenty-three years nftei; VII
llani tho Conqueror won tho bat
tle of Hastings, one Hasan Sab
bnh, by . clever deceit, raptured
iho fortress of Alamut. If ho lived
today Sabbat could earn the name
'master mind', or even 'anarchist';
as It was, ho hoeame famous ns
tho founder of tho Aswisslns. As
(Irand Master of a secret society
ho schemed to free Persia from
Arab domination by working thru
a Moslem sect called Ismallls who
traced their line of faith to 1-a-
tlnia, daughter Mohammed.
Minority Huh with a nagger
"Ijicklng followers In liar go1
numbers Hasan Sabhah turned
for power to tho dagger. He j
dedicated his sect to murder. ,
Krom Impregnable Alamut. 'the i
Viiliui'o'M Kent, ho ordered the
killing of s'ultans, caliphs, kings
dnd crusaders. It was always a
ruler Into which the dagger was
plunged. Kor two centuries 11ns-1
Sahhah, the Old Man or mo
Mot.mtutrrs, and 'his suecesMnrn
spread terror through the world
nto Grand Master gave nrueis
to Lira nil Priors serving In dlf fer-
ant dlHtrtets: Kernian in rcrsia.
Hvrla. and elsewhere.. Each had
a slaff or dais, or initiates, who
won converts that entered the r
der ns 'adherents. A chosen few
became fldals, or devotees a den
penite set of adventurers and
racketeers! The fldals were a
sort of foreign- legion drawn from
many nations and peoples, selcct,-
d for endurance, for daring, and
fanatical exaltation,
Marco Polo learned the aston-
ItOilmr rHM'iet of the Old Man of
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Kets a structural steel worker
played by McLiislon to Invest his
money uftil some of IiIh friends' In
a tfold-brick real estate proposi
tion. Other ineinberH of the cast
are Mary .McAllister, William'
Illinium, Leila Mclntyro, Arthur
Stone.
Assassins
the Mountain's power over his
fitlals. In Alnuuit, this master
criminal caused to be made a
beautiful, secret garden crowded
with ruses and other flowers,
trees bearing peaches and plums,
and vines with lucious grapes.
Fountains t owned their spray into
mirror pools bordered by gay pa
vilions. This exiiufslto garden he
peopled With lovely women. In
the arid mountains of Persia he
created a paradise to servo his
evil designs.
Initiates (ilyen Tasto or
"Partull.se"
"When trusted fidals candidates
reached Alamut they were drug
ged and carried unconscious Into
tho g a r den. - Awakening, they
found themselves surrounded for
a few hours by all the . beauty
JnyfJ imaginable; a paradise
Indeed. Hut onco algal n they
were drugged by stealth and car
ried out,
"When a fldaiu recovered his
senses he found himself in the
chamber of tho Oranrf Master.
'It la true, tho Master told the
candidate, 'yU have been In para
dise. Ou slay this prince and
when you return my angels wilt
bear you again into paradise
"With tho bright memory of
paradise filling his mind every
fldals welcomed (ranger and court
ed tho death that would usher
him into parudlse forever.
"Tho drug that tho Grand Mas
ter used on his . fldals was In
dian hemp, (cannabis Indlcn), al
so known as hashish, and from
tho latter term has como the
name which Kuropo fastened on
the Ismullls, 'Assassins'.
"Conrad of Montferrat, crusa
der, fell with tin AssushIii's dag
ger In his heart Immediately af
ter he was recognized King of
Jerusalem ; so did Haymon d,
Count of Tripoli, fall. Prlnco Kd
ward. later Edward I of Knglund,
was Htabbed. but recovered. Cal
iphs nnd viziers .werp found mur
dered. Sultan Kanjar orgnnlzed
an army to wipe out Alamut. Ono
morning when his army was half
way to tho fortress he awoke to
find a dagger pinning n message
to tho huiuI beside his head, do
no farther, It warned. Sultan
San jar turned around and went
home. i
"lint riot even' tho Asnssln
could wIlliNlund Genghis Khan's
westward drive. 11 Is Mongol le
.linM ......mred Ahmiut in 1250,
ul.m.,i Hasan Sabbah's library
and deHtroycd his garden. Tlio
Muni lis dispersed to Africa, In
dia. Syria, and Persia. Kor six
ccnturlcx the remnant colonies
strung led without a central lead
er. , '
Itch leaded Hrltldi: Him nine
Powerful
"Then about lNIio In Herman
Piovlnee, Pershtt 14nsntrAll Sltnh, ,v
descendant of lntan Ismail, roup to
such puomlneitee that he was ex
iled. While fleeing to India throtmlt
Afghanistan. Hasan AH Shah, ,-r
.JJ.
Will Kotft'ifi mid lainiMlt'ii Hare
production, "So
''Wo uro all brothurw under tho j
sldn, " briefly expresses tho theme J
of Will Rogers' second starring j
picture for Fox Movietone, "Ko :
This Is London," which opens a
four day run at the l'ox Craterian '
theater today.
Jlased on the George M. Cohan
stage succcks of a decade ago it
mIiowb the Oklahoma wit and phi-i
the Aga Khan, did some service
for the English among tho wild
mountaineers and, upon nenching
Hombay, was rewarded, lie wis
recognized a lender of the' Indian
IsmiUIls, given th0 title, His High
ness, and granted a pension.
"Gradually Ills Highness tho
Aga Khan of Aga Hall, Uombay,
became the recognized sptrltu il
leader of the , Ismullls tribes scat
tored throughout the Moslem
world.
"News stories from Paris bring
the strange story of the Assassins
down to date, for Aga Khun who
recently married Andree Carron,
tho French dressmaker and daugh
ter of a hotel keeper. Is none' othr
than His Highness the Aga Khan
III, Knight (irand Commander .of
tho, Indian. Empire; Knight Grand
Commander of the Star of India;
Doctor of Laws, Cambridge; Bril
liant Star of Zanzibar, 1st Class;
nominee for the Xoblo Peace Priz-;;
racing stable ovner . extraordinary,
and hereditary leader of tho Is
mallls. "The Aga Khan, descendant of
tho Assassins, numbers his subjects
at more than a million, yet ho has
no territory. Ills residence Is Iiom-
Before and After
In the faco ot tho unseemly hasto
early manifest In advancing thy
claims tif at loa.st one candidate fo
tho republican nomination for gov
ernor, tho attitude taken by tho
Deschutes county central commit
tee Is pleasing. Indeed. The commit
tee apparently feds that there is n'
time for aM things, and that a
period of mourning should proper
ly interveno before expressions may
bo given as to any probable action
bearing on the question of replac
ing the nominee whom death had
removed. Such fueling is Indicative i
or entire good taste. t
As has been mentioned, this w''s!
not apparent in all quarters. In!
fact, its lack was evidenced il
most colncldentally with announce
ment of (ieorge W. Joseph's pass
ing. Friends of Alhln W. Xorblad
Immediately urged that he, as runner-up
In the republican primaries,
should be designated by tho state
central committee as the party
nominee. Thus ho was placed for!
tho second tlm.p. In but a fowl
months, in an extremely embar
rassing position. The first, it wlllj
be recalled, was on tho occasion of(
the dcnlh of Coventor Patterson.)
In the very newspaper editions'
chronicling Oregon's Iohs. the siic-i
censor announced hlnifelf a can-!
dldalo for nomination. Now, it will'
be observed, tho well-lntentionel
but ill-advised offices of his sup- :
porters again create the picture "f
ono vaulting over an open casket
as a short cut to n coveted prize.
; 4 U is 'tint' tho :.. purposd ot The
lltltlctiri to discuss the. sihintlnn
which has arisen Hn the- republican.'
GET RIO OF
IOWA WAN TELLS HOW TO
SufTere:l Himself hice, Years with
Weeding Ulcers or" Tiles Which;
Caused 'ARony in Spite of,
All Doctors Could Do' , -
SIMPLK REMEDY QUICKLY STOrS
All signs of klood and rAixs
"I miffircd with riles for'thrcc
ycal-s., I tried advertised remedies
wim no remits and after my hdme
doctor did mc no mod I vl.iij
t0 others. Some said it was!
poes, oiners nicrs, others ab
sepNMi'M. hut : .
....... v. vi 1, nnj was
111 UKony and bled so freely and
..nn pan, i naa 10 be net
"l night and day. Hut I know
,. : " ' : i"'"1" nowan1!
.urV.r'." a yi Jnkr,,.1, 1 no "nger
si der. declared Mr. O. . K. C.
7?Ti kn?w" r"id'n- igcd
iff. of rrp:nn. laws .
O "I mi iu .J.
d - --" "v 11,3. ni me
store took them regular
: im, m me
,.-, jon 10 aa on the
".mc nnn irom mat time on my
pain and flnw of blood grew stead-
llV less until trnn nmi.t.. . rri
h.-ali'd my trouble and niade me
rii ana nappy and I think it
wonderful f mv m, v.. ...1 ..
Vi 1 , , . "ii iy an?
In a scene from Hie
This Is London."
ox Movietone
losopher in the rolo of a Texan
cotton mill owtier, a man preju
diced against the Knglish, mostly
because they were not American.
Kvcntually business calls him to
I'higland. his son falls In love with
an Knglish girl and In trying to
straighten out the trouble, Rogers
arrives at a mutual understanding
with his Knglish friends and finds
Ihey are fine people after all.
' bay, but his home is Paris. Wheri
he paid $85,000 ,for the racing colt
"Hurrie On" to udd to, his stables
some of that money came, perhaps
from tho dusty , little , towns of
Quiulmus nnd Masyad in the moun
tains near Horns, Syria. Of their
own free will tho surviving Ismall
ls of Syria send annually one
fifth of . their revenue to tho Aga
' Khan, one of the richest men of
Europe.
ftegularly the Aga Khun visits
' his people and his journeys take
; hint to Morocco, to Syria, to Zan
zllwtr and Eat Africa, to Persia
land the Punjab, to Sind 'ahrt llom-
nay. i ne . jHmaiits 01 muia are
known as Khojns, a class of1 Mo
hammedans which by their devo
tion to trade, havo been distributed
far and wide.
"Ismallls throughout the world
pay tribute to their spiritual and
hereditary leader, it Is said, by the
purchase of small phials of wal-?r
which are shipped from Paris.
now, perhaps from tho chateau
near Chambery In Savoy that the
Aga Khan gave to his bride. The
water Is the Aga Khan's bath water
considered sacred by his people
and capable of working cures."
party except insofar as the claims
of Xorblad backers have made it
necessary that It be discussed. The
situation would be more pleasing
If the necessity had not been cre
ated. (
A better time for all this would
be when the stato central comml:
tee 1 organized and faces tho ta3lc
of selecting a representative can
didate. Even now It may be recognized
that this task will not be an oaky
one. Tho committee, in making Its
choice, must not only name a man
with the peculiar abilities required
of a chief executive, .but in that
same mun must be embodied qual
ities which will Indicate that there
is a reasonable possibility that he
can be elected. , j
Aside from the premature an-,
nuunccmeiU of the Xorblad candi
dacy, wh h'h would undoubtedly les
son the Xorblad chances for elec-1
Hon, there Ls another angle which!
his supporters have failed to take:
Into consideration. They havo sect
only the fact that his vote wts
second high In the primaries; they
have failed to see, cither inadver
rntly. or wilfully, that, since the
primaries, tho relative popularity
which he then enjoyed has greatly
diminished. It is extremely dottb:
f"' r he could command the party
oUdnrlty which would be neces
sary for a successful campaign.
And that is a requirement which
must be present. To ignore Its nV
senee would be to perform service
for which the 'democratic-nominee
should be sincerely thankful.
(liend. Pullotln.)
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continued .Mr. Um whose pic
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Thousands tell of Rlorious relief
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