Document 6460678

THE . MORNING OKEGONIAN, THURSDAY.
3IARCII
.20,
1919.
'scimitar. No discussion of the conn-- J
try's past, present or future could leave .
out these factors, what a horror Tur- LEAGUE PLAN WILL BE
key has been to all the nations that
have come Into contact with her! Like
d
a
thread running through
rope, so the thought of Turkey, its
KEPT IN PEACETREATY
AMERICA FOR HELP aoppressions,
its massacres. Its deporta-- EmM
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v
Timac
i
tions, ran through our conversation.
One must be a Greek, a Serbian, a
Syrian, an Armenian, to see Turkey in
its true light.
During the war, eald Mr. Veniselos, Last Remnants of Opposition
Control of Constantinople Ad 300,000 Greeks
have been exterminated
by Turkey.
Four hundred and fifty
Are Shattered.
thousand have been expelled by the
vocated by Delegate.
Ottoman government and forced to take
refuge in Greece: other hundreds of
thousands, he added, have been deported from the coast regions of Asia
Minor into the interior, where most ot BRITISH ADHESION CERTAIN'
CONFIDENCE IS EXPRESSED them have perished.
Is it any wonder that, after quoting
President Wilson's declaration, "The
other nationalities which are now under Turkish rule should be assured an
Western Asia Minor, With Predom undoubted security of life and an ab President Wilson and Premiers
solutely unmolested opportunity of au
Lloyd George, and Clemenccau
inating Greet Population,
tonomous development." Mr. veniselos
of
necessity
mere
declares
that
"the
Hold Important Conference.
Is Desired.
reinstating these people In their homes
i
and on theiia now confiscated real estate presupposes unavoidably the abolition of Turkish sovereignty"?
PARIS. March 19.
(By the AssociBT WILLIAM T. ELLIS.
I
What the Greeks Want.
The American delegaand
Copyr?sit. 1919, by the New York Herald
The Greece that is is not the Greece ated Press.)
Reserved.)
Company. Ail Rishta
tion,
accept
to
is
plans
said,
limit
a
was.
Rome
For centuries after
ited
of amendments to the
FAKId. March 19. Modern Greece's that
had been submerged by the leaguenumber
of nations covenant Secretary
greatest man. a maker and unmaker of and Athens
THEODORE
of
of
tide
cities
Greek
barbarism
the
State Lansing will preside over the
kings, a patriot who has carried his Asia Minor preserved civilization and of
or
nameeting
delegates
of
neutral
people with him because he has dared
in
The western portion of tions Thursday to hear their views on
defy them, a statesman ranking high Christianity.
expected that the
the
situation.
is
Aegean
It
Minor,
Asia
islands,
with
the
"THE
WINNING GIRL"
in International councils. Premier E. K. despite all oppressions, still remains league of nations commission will then
Veniselos Is one of the outstanding predominantly Greek, having more than reassemble and perfect the amendments
She was an easy-goin- g
girl until HE was in
figures of the peace conference. Since 1.500,000 inhabitants who are Hellenic
sort
of
that the completed covenant will
and
1 am proceeding to Greece and Turkey. in race and tongue and national
then be attached to the peace treaty.
danger. Then she became a veritable tigress.
I sought first to get tbe views of this
The situation in Galicia was conpattern
new
Beautiful
man, who has succeeded in imposing
supreme
by
sidered
council
the
its
at
to
me.
As Mr. Veniselos outlined it
bis will upon a volatile nation.
the Greek population of the world is session this afternoon and it was deeffects in a wide range
Klieutheros K. Veniselos the himself grouped as follows: In Greece Itself cided to request the Poles and the
spells his name with an "s," and not more than 4.000.000. in Asia Minor more Ukrainians to cease hostilities under
of colors that will apComedy Jliot
A Two-Pa- rt
with a "Z") does not look the part of
1.500,000, in Thrace and the vicin- - certain conditions;
a statesman. The hard lines about the than
strongly.
to
you
peal
ty
Constantinople
750.000.
of
North
in
Statement
Is
Issued.
eyes and mouth, the cultivated impasSouth America almost 500.000. AlAn official statement announcing
sivity, the stolid air of sophistication and
Exceptional quality at
together, counting the Greeks scattered plans to halt fighting in Poland, isand ponderous pomposity which most over the globe,
8.000.000.
are
there
about
sued
this evening, follows:
"Matcsmen'
acauire along with the
people
Now
wants back her
"Tbe supreme allied council met this
frock coat, are all absent from this who areGreece
the Balkans and in Turkey. afternoon between 3 and 7 o'clock.
skin is She has inclaims
alert and bubbling Greek. Hiseyes
to
Albania;
An
exchange of views took place in
southern
are but most especially she would
as fresh as a child's. His
unite regard to the military in Galicia. The
dancing, and belie his white hair and with
governnent
on the terms of an inall.
the
Athens
the
council
tvard. He is 14 years old, and as nim- Greek islands and the western part of junction agreed
to be addressed to the two
ble as a man of 30.
facing
Minor,
each other in front of
outside of a line drawn armies
When, during our hour's talk. It be- Asia
No better time to select your spring
from Constantinople. Mr. ljenibcrpf requesting them to suspend
came necessary to look up a book or downward
Veniselos contends that these make hostilities Vat .once on certain condia map. he was nimbly after it himself,
and summer supply than now. New
homogeneous
one
people,
kept
tions.
who have
with vivacious birdlike motions. ' He1 their language, their civilization
"The council then dealt with the
and
in Silk, Linon, Madras, Crepe
patterns
learned to speak Knglish since
western frontier of Poland and heard
talked with him in Athens eight years their national aspirations for ages.
the report of the commission on Polish
Fancy
ji co. but not so well as he speaks
Mixtures.
and
Desire Vasalsaons.
Deliverance
was presented by its
tlmagine an
r'renrh and Herman.
There is a group of Greeks who affairs, which
M. Jules Cambon.
American official glibly quoting au- would erect a separate Hellenic nation chairman,
"The next meeting will be held on
thorities in three languages besides his in Asia Minor and the islands without Friday,
March 21, at 3 P. M."
A modest,
own
genial gentleman. 'subjection to Athens. All classes of
bubbling over with the wine of life, Greeks, however, are a unit in desiring
Americans 1'ln Point.
to deliverance from the Turks. There is
The commission on international lali this leader of a nation, come
people
a
cause
plead
of
to
legislation
held probably its last
the
J'arls
bor
no Greek party known in
that meeting
conscious of 3000 years of bistory, and favors a continuance of theParis
today when it reached an
Ottoman
of ll0 years of oppression.
The
empire. The Asia Minor Greeks some agreement on all points at issue.
America I Treated.
times claim to be the better Hellenic American contention that each country
prob
labor
should
internal
settle
its
Frankly, there is a winsomeness about stock, and they say that a separate
invoking the power
ff
this man that is unusual. He is consid country would escape the problems lems without
of nations prevailed.
crate, soft spoken and free from arro and politics of Athens. Of racial soli- theTheleague
following official communlca
gance or consciousness of the high darity, however, there is no question.
MEN'S WEAR
the meeting of the com
place he has made for himself in mod
Like a scholar come suddenly upon tion regarding
lcgisla
on
labor
international
mittee
em history. When conversation has a pearl of knowledge. Mr. Veniselos tion today was issued:
Corbett Bldg., Fifth and Morrison
reached the point of Constantinople, would sparkle with animation as he
"The 2Sth and 29th .meetings of the
which city was for 1000 years the capi uncovered a telling point in atlas or
on international lanor ieg
tal of the old Greek empire, and is to In reference book. Thus, he attaches committee
Islation took place today under the
day the seat of the Greek patriarch, great weight to an extract from a Ger- presidency
Mr. Gompers. The specia
of
beand Is included in Greece's claims
man book, "Hellenism in Asia Minor,"
to rind a so
fore the conference. I mentioned the written in the first year of the war by lution for the appointed
difficulties which have
undercurrent of talk that the city Dr. Karl Dietrich.
He read it aloud arisen in regard to the application of
Admission is by invi- grading a piece of road just east of
8:30 o'clock.
should be internationalized, with Amer to. me as proof of the Greek contenlabor conventions by certain federa at
can be obtained McCleary that was left unimproved
only.
These
lea responsible for its oversight. The tion, and I quote it here:
tation
a
suggesting
report
a
presented
states
apologize
upon the building of ty McCleary cut
who
gray eye sparkled, and Mr. V'eniselos
"The Asia Minor peninsula shows a solution, which was adopted by the from delegates of the different auxildeclared, with animation, "We should great geographical contrast, which ex- commission.
This stretch is the worst one be
iaries. The dance is for overseas men off.
favor that. We trust America abso- plains the part it played in history as a
tween
Aberdeen
and sound cities.
attheir friends.
to
The final reading of the British and
lutely. Our rights would be safe un hyphen between the Asiatic and the draft
Despite reports which have been circonvention for the establishment culated,
S. Shirek, chairman of the free
der American control.
n
Soldiers'
Council
Appeal.
Makes
organization
in
civilizations.
permanent
for
of a
give servPassing to the general proposition
"The central part of the large and ternational labor legislation was com bed committee of the united auxiliaries,
GOTHENBURG, Sweden, March 19- .that America must assume territorial moderately
declared yesterday that his organizaas
leveled country, surroundconvention
draft
the
and
pleted
council,"
to
soldiers'
according
a
'The
plans
carry
out their
responsibilities, he said: "It would be ed from the north, south and east by amended was adopted by the commis- tion is ready to
ice,
crowds
presumptuous for me to suggest it, but high mountains, is formed of homo- sion for submission to the peace con for takln? over the Atkinson school. Uhrlstlania dispatch, has issued a procsays he has the promise of the lamation to those liable to military
since you have introduced the subject, geneous and partly dry wide plateaus, ference.
and
exhorting
to
service
demand
1 may say that It is Inevitable that your
them
the
school
We
which will turn the
we could
into sections by a few ranges.
The commission then continued the school board auxiliaries
nation should bear a part of the bur- divided
rather than per- - right to determine their own military
recom- - over to the
the contrary, the western portion. discussion of labor clauses to be
Dy disposition and to place military auDeas
tor
dens of administration." His face grew On
to
made
be
charge
anv
it
treaty
of
Constantinople, shows a
ended for inclusion in the
grave as he continued: "You cannot from south of
any other organisation. "We are far thority in the hands of the soldiers.
varied formation. Ranges peace.
The proclamation also calls for the
escape destiny. It is impossible that remarkably
from disorganized," said Mr. Shirck
area,
every
forIn
direction,
varied
of
of the bourgeoisie should
America should have come to this place mation and shape, are divided by deep
yesterday. "We have the united sup- disarmament
able
will
they
defend themselves from the red
yet
leadership,
be
unquestioned
and
of
which extend from east to west HOOD SEES RECORD YIELD port of all the auxiliaries."
guards.
unwilling to accept her share of re- valleys,
from the central .plateaus to the multi
you
service.
sponsibility."
Olympic Highway Contract
The instant readiness of Greece to re- form coast, which gives their outlet Favorable Weather Conditions Boost
Beef
on
Strike.
Packers
important
rivers.
linquish her most glorious ambition, if to rather
AREtmEEN. Wash.. March 19. (Spe
only America be entrusted with ConValley Fruit Crop.
RIO JANEIRO, March 19. The emCons try Is Described.
Clal.) a contract for improvement of
stantinople, was one more evidence of
mc ployes of the beef packing plant of
"Those valleys have on the geo
the Olvmnic highway Just east& oiDuify
HOOD RTVER, Or, March 19. (Spe- Cleary
& Co. at Santa Ana have gone
the depth of the confidence which the graphical formation of western Asia
Armour
to
Tuttle
been
let
has
Inited Slates has inspired in the hearts Minor a greater influence than that of cial.) Prospects for a heavy yield of of Montesano.
The Job will cost $17,- - on strike. Operations at the plant are
fruit, both apples and straw 3S3. The work to be done lnciunes at a standstill.
of the little nations. What made the the interior ranges, because they pro- high-clapresent instance impressive was the vide it with rich and useful land and berries, were never better than at the
fact that here stood the official repre easy means of communication.
present time.
sentative of the glory that was
compact form of the country
Fruitspurs, by which the grower is
Greece" the nation, heir to 3000 years and"This
variety of the coast line,
season's
to estimate roughly the
of history, which has shaped a world's whichtheisuseful
consequence of it. as well able
a
appear, are
civilization; and the one to which all as of the general slope brought on by yield even before blossoms
busy
growers
are
Fruit
in
abundance.
the ages have done honor, so that its the last geological periods, show commaterials for use
at present hauling
AC D
ancient heroes are familiar names to mon
STOMACH
Glass of Hot Water
many
spray
Asia
western
between
features
every schoolboy reaching out a hand Minor and Greece proper, to the extent within the next week, when
be in operation.
of supplication to the strong young that we may consider both as one geo- machines will
For the past two years the yield of
giant of the west, with less than ISO
Before Breakfast
entity the Aegeide.
strawberries in the Hood River valley
years of history behind it. New Amer graphical
We follow nature's plan as
"To
contrast
between
central
this
been cut short as the result or late
has
closely
tea Is the accepted helper and leader
possible
as
sei
each
and
SOURS THE FOOD
By
Zimbalist
Efrem
and western Asia Minor in shape and frosts. With plants still in the dor
Lark....
of the old world.
tooth in a socket the whole
Splendid Habit
a
Nome
formation corresponds an equally im mant state and the ground water-soakeby
being
framework
anchored
the
By Amelita Galli Curci
Twe Shadows Present.
portant contrast between their respect
indications point to a large
two or more teeth remaining In
Two ghostly figures of the past shared ive climates and vegetation. In the berry crop this year. With increased 74573 fSalut, Demeur (Faust)
the mouth.
Giovanni Martinelli
the spacious Parisian drawing room center, surrounded by high ranges, pre acreage and prospects for a heavy yield 74490 f When Tou Bv
.
Says Excess of Hydrochloric
Young
Were
I
and
Open sluice of the system each
Tou can use these teeth with as
with us the golden age of ancient vails the lack of rainfall and the cold on the older tracts, the total tonnage
I.
Maggie. By Evan Williams
Greece and the black semblance of winter of the steppes. On the contrary, this season may exceed that of last
much comfort as you could those
morning and wash away the
Acid Is Cause of
Turkey, with drawn and dripping the open western position ie provided by 50 per cent.
nature gave you in the beginning
SIISCEL.L.AXEOTJS.
poisonous, stagnant matter.
and they will not cause you any
by the sea breeze with ample rainfall,
The total tonnage of the valley for
pain or- inconvenience.
fAmerican Fantasie Part 1
With
so that the warm summer alone is dry 1918 exceeded 1,100,000 boxes.
By Victor Herbert's Orchestra
550031
Therefore the essential feature of the application of fertilizer almost uni
That bad teeth always cause
z...
American
Fantasie
.fart
esThose of us who are accustomed to
western Asia Minor is the most genu- versally practiced now,
authorfty states that
n
A
By Victor Herbert's Orchestra
.diseases enough progress has
ine Mediterranean climate and vegeta timates of the 1919 crop place the total
feel dull and heavy when we arise; stomach trouble and indigestion are
beeu
Waltz.
made in research in the
Missouri
x
1,500,000-bocold,
a
mark.
stuffy
from
headache,
over
great
one
yield
the
splitting
tion. Thus
natural barrier
By Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra
nearly always due to acidity ewcid
foremost laboratories of the
'
divides Asia Minor on one side a se
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach, stomach and not, as most folks believe,
Kiss Me Again (Waltz)
country to show that neglect of
By Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra
cluded plateau of a practically Asiatic
-- reaching
lame back, can, instead, both look and from a lack of digestive juices.
entails
fa
lie
the
teeth
Bluin'-thBlues (Kox Trot)
feel as fresh as a daisy always by states that an excess of hydrochloric
nature: on the other an Aegean coun- DANCE PLANS COMPLETED
consequences.
are
The
teeth
By Original Dixieland Jazz Band
1S483
from
washing
poisons
toxins
and
try with all the features of Greece
the
among
important
digestion
facstomach
most
acid
in
the
retards
the
o
. .
Sensation Kaer
proper and reciprocal relations both in
the body with phosphated hot water and starts food fermentation, then our
tors in Keeping the health ot the
By Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Reeach morning.
history and in nature with the sea and United Auxiliaries to Entertain
body.
frarbage
Every thing tbe 'body
sour
in a can, formmeals
like
We Meet Again
Till
We should drink, before breakfast, a ing uric acrid fluids and gases which
overseas with Greece. Therefore we
needs for the fooa goes in by
..By Charles Hart, Lewis James
185181
turned Soldiers at Ball.
glass of real hot water with a
way of the mouth; It Is ground
a toy balloon.
like
meet in the center the Asiatic civilizastomach
inflate
the
Have a smile... tsy sterling ino
of limestone phosphate in it We then get that heavy, lumpy feeling
tion, and the Greek civilization on the
Plans for the complimentary dance
The Pickaninny's Paradise..
and chewed by the Ueth and
kid- in
stomach,
liver,
soldiers,
the
flush
reception
By
returned
from
Sterling
in
for
past
to
we
coast
Trio
both
in
western
eructate
sour food,
chest,
and.
and
any
the
these,
machine
the
that
like
r
your Baby w itn
e
neys and ten yards of bowels the pre- belch gas, or have heartburn, flatupresent times."
sailors and marines to be given by the 1S512
works without a rest, day after
waste,
a Dixie Melody
bile
sour
indigestible
day's
vious
Tbe answer of
water-brasWe went over the Bulgarian ques united auxiliaries reception committee
day, need to be kept in perfect
or nausea.
lence,
By Vernon Dalhart
It will be held
and poisonous toxins: thus cleansing,
tion, the Albanian claims of Greece, have been completed.
most fat people la
condition.
He tells us to lay aside all digestive
Mother, Here s Tour Boy...
sweetening and purifying the entire aids
get
from any pharinstead,
the religious situation for religion, or in the Moose hall. Fourth and Taylor
and
By
Shan
that com tan t dieting ii bard.
Lewis
and
James
Tou can have an examination
alimentary tract before putting more macy four ounces of Jad Salts and take
ecclesiasticlBm, plays a major part in streets, tomorrow night, commencing 1S517
non Four.
exercise M tireyour teeth free of any charge
stomacn.
of
food
the
into
fi continual
glass
tablespoonful
a
in
ot water be
coun
politics
a
of
Mediterranean
wait,
tbe
Hone
the
Watch.
and
lit
some, exbanative tike a, too.
or obligation by calling at our
The action of limestone phosphate fore breakfast while it is effervescing.
tle Girl. ....By Charles Hart
tries and Thrace, Constantinople and
empty
is
It might be harmful to fores
office.
stomach
an
on
water
hot
8 tbe
and
to
any
furthermore,
continue
interesting
this for
of
islands. More
than
weight down. Tbat was
wonderfully invigorating. It cleans and
one week. While relief follows the first
the allusions to the great days of old
gases,
Morrison,
23136
Second
Corner
fermentations,
sour
8 the
idea. Toout
all
the
dose, it is important to neutralize the
or the tragic times from which Greece
Entir e Corner.
waste and acidity and gives one a splen acidity, remove the
day la Marmola Prescription
mass,
emerging was the optimistic, vi
A quarter
appetite
breakrast.
for
did
Tablets all these diftcsltiet are
persocsuity
alive
brantly
the liver, stimulate the kidneys
start
and
human
a ,,iiai, LOOK FOR THE
cost
will
phosphate
a
pksssat,
harm
J
limestone
nil
pound
of
promote
147-1a free flow ot pure
Sixth, Bet. Alder and Morrison.
thus
of Mr. Veniselos himself.
o miuw.
lk
Iraa little tablet alter each avral
BIG UMO.V SIGN
verv little at the drug store, dui is sui- - and
digestive juices;
Record
Fianoa
Vicirolas
and at bedtisie caoaea fat ts
anyone
is
who
bothered
ficient to make
Jad Salts is inexpensive and is made
Thie voders sietbsd la
Cheney Phonographs.
with biliousness, constipation, stomach
earsttesa. eetaila ss diettns
from the acid of grapes and lemon
MOTOR SERVICE IS ASSURED
or rheumatism a real en- juice,
asd Naa laa added
trouble
B sr esercte. cbeapneaa.
combined with lithia and sodium
A large
ef
thusiast on the subject of internal san phosphate. This harmless salts is used
sC
aftfa Maliaia rre-csae
of
l
Pcndlcton-fmatllAdv.
la
to
itation.
Resume
0 arriDTos Tabaa
Car
by thousands of people for stomach
trouble with excellent results. Adv.
k aold br drs
B
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cial.) Assurance that the motor serv
R. & N. railroad beice on the O.--
tween Pendleton and Umatilla, via
Echo. Stanfield and Hermlston, will be
established about March 11, was con
tained In a telegram to the commercial
association here today from William
McMurray. general passenger agent.
Motor service was discontinued about
a year ago, and since that time residents of the west end of the county
transacting business at the county seat
have been limited to three hours here
or forced to remain over night.
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Centrallans,
H. Boomer, August Cas, Joe Lucas
and Bruce Richards, were held to the
federal court at Seattle by United
n esiuyer oi ine-halstates (.ooimisBiuiicr
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15
Beef Stew...
Corned Beef and
Cabbage
...15
THAN
CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute.
the substiDr. Edwards Olive Tablet
are a mfld but sure
tute for calomel
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the result
of Dr. Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel comolaints with calomel.
His efforts to banish it brought out these
tablets.
little
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They take hold
of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why
cure the liver at the expense of the teeth?
olive-colore- d
Waffles or Hot
Cakes
Chili Con Carne.
15
...5$
Liberty Sandwich.. 5
WOOD'S
LUNCH
QUICK
SIXTH AND STARK
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Calomel sometimes plays .havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not
to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets take its place.
"dullness" and that
Most headache
lazy feeling come from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets when you feel "loggy and
"heavy." Note how they "clear" clouded
brain and bow they "perk up" the spirits.
10c and 25c a box. Ail druggisti.
"They Are Sure
What They Are
Recommended For
CADOMEXE TABLETS ARB
Mr. W. A. Kitiberger writes:
"I wish to state that I am using
your Cadomene Tablets, and I
am on the third tube at this time.
I must say that they are sure
what they are recommended for:
and you can use my name as one
to testify."
Cadomene Tablets, the favorite
prescription of a great physician,
are recommended to nervous,
worn-ou- t,
tired people with stomach trouble and impoverished
blood. These tablets are tonlo to
the various vital organs and soon,
restore health and strength. Sold
by druggists everywhere in sealed'
tubes.
Adv.