| Show ft- tdi 3 I: W? : r4 C $ “4 j &— i:' r A- - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING EUROPE and Austrian the Serb the Rumanian watched with even the mutilated fragment in which the same Hungarian ratlife still survived Even the tombstones In the annexed area which bore the legend "We shall rise testifying to the religious of the Magyars in a resurrection of the flesh were demolished as possible Incentives to national re over Czech By FRANK H SIMONDS WASHINGTON Sept 19— The stress and storm of recent financial and economic crises In Europe have almost totally obscured the passing of the dean of continental prime ministers Count Stephan Eethlen one of the most striking and considerable figures In the history of Central Europe since the close of the war Similarly It has permitted to pass unnoticed the arrival of a successor Count Julius Karolyl certainly a unique personality In contemporary continental v politics Of Bethlen It may be said with Justice that he has been the best poker player In postwar history Not because he Is addicted to the American and all the more conspicuous fig game but because in his poli- elos ures of southeastern Europe Beth tics he has employed all the len Is a silent reserved unemotional Also he Is physically a little man man But he ts capable of the same sort of adventure as Telekl hl(r pre decessor who In the Bela Kun af fair used to swoop down upon red Insurgents In an airplane and literal ly bluff their arms out of their hands Bethlen Is not like Zaleskl of PoHe does land a man of anecdote not view the great game with a vast Interior amusement Rather he plays It grimly When he came to office practically a new man literally un known In Europe the debris of the bolshevtst uprising was still scattered over the country the wreck of Rumanian occupation was still visible In Budapest One man In every three of his fellow countrymen like him self was literally an exile Three overwhelming armies watched unguarded Hungarian frontiers at three days' march from the capital Czech Big Berthas could bombard Buda pest from the old Hungarian fortress of Komnrom Plays Poor Hand In that day Hungary had not a friend In Europe She was hedged In by the nations of the little entente that semicircle of coercion drawn about the center of Indomitable resistance which Is Hungary The races wl lch Hungary once ruled re malned fearful of their old master Remembering Magyar triumph alike arts and science of that pastime Bethlen has been condemned for ten years to play a bad hand never with any hope of a Inning but always with the necessity of putting up fight Ha has had to put a little nation —mutilated defenseless shale en by bolshevtst revolution and plun dered by foreign occupation— back on the map And measurably he has succeeded Man Without Country Like Tlza and in fact like all the more considerable Magyar statesmen Including his successor Bethlen Is a Transylvanian and thus a man with out a country Centuries ago his tn cestors were princes In the province how part of Rumania In the dim past their role was not unlike that of the recent prime minister they also had to play always a losing hand against Incredible odds The memory of the skill of their play has lived Unlike Benes Bethlen’s great antagonist and unlike Titulescu Verlz- - Try Thit Simple Method For Blackheads tf you art troubled with thee un sightly blemish e get two ounce of talonlte powder from ny drug store Sprinkle little on a hot wet cloth ud In a few minrub over the ute every blackhead big or Uttla will be dlaeolved away entirely (Adv ) I'fti J' r Beaver City Organize Four Group of Daughter of Utah Founders BEAVER — Four camps of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers have been organized In Beaver City during the last week as follows: Northeast section of town "Camp Greenwood” In honor of Mrs Mary A Greenwood Whites 76 daughter of William and Ann Greenwood who was brought to Beaver bv her parents when 15 months old Spe has lived here continuously since— longer than any other pioneer Her lathes came with the first men who settled Beaver In February 1858 The families came In May Officers for this camp are: Mrs Emma Robinson president Mrs Thora Beeson first vice president Mrs Minnie Griffiths second vice president: Mrs Delma Bohn recording secretary Mrs May me Hoopes Mrs Ida correspondihg secretary Cartwright assistant corresponding secretary Mrs Pearl Thompson historian Mrs Belle Bakes treasurer Mrs Mrs Susie Beeson registrar Verne Oakden auditor Sarah R Woolsey Discovery of a serum said to retard growth of cancer is attracting considerable attention in English Dr Harry Coke medical circles London physi(above) cian produced the serum after seven years of experimentation cater Greater Savings every thrifty motorist wilt want to take advantage of More than FIVE HUNDRED items specially reduced for this event No job-to- t or special purchase merchandise Every article backed Guarantee of by our famous Iron-Cla- d Satisfaction — Save 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river rapids In Teton county In an almost unexplored and Impassable wilderness In western Wyoming were conquered last Sunday by George E Brieht 24 an Instrument man employed by the state engineering department raft Bright on an Improvised rudely constructed and which he described as "five ax handles long and six logs wide” made the hazardous 25 miles In two hours of rough buffeting emerging wet battered and exhausted when dragged from the raft by Project Engineer Henry 8 Jacques who Intercepted the exat the plorer near Alpine village north end of Star valley The state highway department Is working on a plan to build a cutoff highway down the dangerous canyon to connect Jackson Hole with Star valley to effect a distance saving of more than 100 miles The road squad was puzzled in devLstng a road datum In order to carry on the survey Suggests Raft Voyage Bright suggested a raft voyage through the raging waters In order to make the necessary observations His fellow workers scoffed but Bright made his craft and started Into the canyon from Bailey’s ranch at the north entrance The perpendicular walls of the canyon rise to heights estimated at over 3000 feet The trip was attempted several years ago by a man and his son In a staunch boat Both lost thetr lives when the craft ran amuck In a whirlpool half way through Their bodler and the WTecked boat washed down several days later When five miles downstream Bright’s raft was plunged over a rapid and Its skipper washed overboard He managed to hold on to the slippery logs and regain his safety Twice later his raft was so much buffeted about in the surf of whirlpools that its terrific Impacts with the rocky shores threw Bright Into the surging foam ‘I had a score of hairbreadth escapes" said Bright "and I am glad some other person did not have to make that trip ” Engineer Rescues Skipper When Jacques halted the raft at the mouth of the canyon Bright was prone and limp almost unable to talk The raft was worn and splintered because of Its constant contact with the rough walls of the gorge Bright has had a roving career and spent some years in Honduras He likes perilous adventures The waters of the Snake have cut a channel through the sandstone almost as hard as granite running from 80 to 150 feet In width and drops over three steep falls that make boating impossible The altitude of the river bed drops several hundred feet In the 25 miles The contemplated new highway will link two of the greatest scenic dales of the state— the famous Jack-so- n Hole and the agricultural Star valley New Life Insurance Policy for 3 a Day ot Thousands Have Already Taken Advantage of This Liberal Insurance— Plan Sent Free For Your Inspection The Union Mutual life Company of lXs Moines Iowa Teaehout Building Iowa Hauing a new life lneurmce depolicy for less than 3‘jC a day tip10 to pending on your age — age limit SO years— that oners dicdh from euy causa and pays full benefits of S1000 00 —$5000 00 for accidental death and 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secretary named The southwest section In honor of WilAnderson” 'Camp liam R Anderson pioneer and oldest male resident of the community has officers as follows Mrs Ethel MurMrs Emma Atkin dock president first vice president Mrs Eliza Gunn second vice president Mrs Kate Jensen secretary Mrs Hulda Lessing Lizzie Mrs secretary recording Griffiths treasurer Mrs Lucy musician Mrs Lizzie Nellson historian and Mrs Lottie Farrer chaplain The northwest section was named "Camp Belknap" because the Belknap school named after the highest peak In this locality Is located In that division Officers are: Mrs Minerva Nowqgs president Mrs Nan Barraclough first Vice president Mrs Bessie Law second vice president Mrs Martha Beaumont secretary Main street and Tenth street divide the different camps The county committee Is endeavoring to have eight camps well organized In the county one in Milford and one for Adamsvtlle and Greenville The Mlnersvllle camp has been running steady since 1924 HARD WINTER LOOMS Nev LOVELOCK (UP) -- Local Indians following in the footsteps of their forefathers already have gone to hunt for pine nuts The Ind an claim that a heavy harvest is the Creator's method for protecting his ichildren durmff the long uintor see the black shirt gospel appealing to a prince of Transylvania But France was able to think of central Furope only in terms of Benes and Britain thought of It not at all And Bethlen had no mind to follow to Berlin for In the subordinaNORGE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR tion of Austro Hungarian to German policies contemporary Hungary sees ruin Its present the explanation of Welcome Proves Undoing But the welcome Mussolini gave was in the end Bethlen's undotng When the great crisis of the Anschluss swept over Europe last spring It coincided with the worldwide crisis and Hungary an atn! cultural nation stripped of Its capl octal by war revolution and foreign was financially embarcupation rassed Money was to be had only In Paris and if the financial terms the political were not Impossible terms were usurious Because Beh-lehad for ten years made hopeless but by no means Inconsiderable head against the against the little ententeof status quo whole French system he had to go tnls Under other circumstances duel between Benes and Bethlen would have attracted world atten tton this battle between the old and LEAGUE PLANS MEET the new the Hungarian who Is of Landers who MIDVALE — Theodore the house of princes this Czech of Is still a young academician — “an un- president of the Epworth league me the Methodist Episcopal church anrepentant democrat” as he told lastnounces that the first meeting of the at Geneva last winter The duel The fate of central season will be held Tuesday evening ed ten years There will be a proEurope In a measure hung on the at the church outcome It was decided In tire end gram and plans for the winter’s Had Benes work will be discussed by the French franc weei'‘V rwu been beaten Hupgary might have hoped for some relief some partial gunboats bringing rescue from the The JTvoir tkoxtn in dm recovery of the lost provinces Now reds model Uhutn&od is actrm be cannot which a time and for In the Hungarian newspaper jou woatlabU far measured hope must be defemd may still read from time to time of equipment luid i The turn have thetr In at aR model U Magyars home having wandering Magyars to pass under the French yoke last escaped from Siberian exile be Bethlen's departure was like him gun when they were prisoners of war arrecent election He had won a In 1914 1918 Karolyl has been com ranged a French loan set his politipelled to bend his country to French 1 his cal house In order Neither wllL He must take French money nor his friends Jmew or his de- and do French bidding I can see blue out of the cision but one day him now occupying the austere lesl he announced his departure Swiftly dence of the premier almost smoth silently as ne had come to save his ered by the appalling magnificence country he removed himself that he of the adjoining Palace of the Re might not be an obstacle to the reali- gent which was once the royal rcsl still re zation of Its financial necessities dence of the Hapsburgs Without private fortune his estates signed a little Impatient of the fulost the best years of his life sacri- tility of politicians and public life as ficed success denied him — not be- all men of the country are wreathed cause he did badly but because he In the smoke of his pipe did too well and thus drew upon himFurrow Will Be Straight self the hostility of the enemies of Karolyl will hold his reins of of his country— Bethlen disappears The ooker player who almost made a los flee as he would hold those of the His furrow will be straight tng hand stand up could not for- plow (nit back of it all will be the nostal ever "buck the cards” gla of the man of the country wno low in price Man of Farm Country But if you paid twice as has abandoned the poor remnant of Norge Karolyl who takes his place Is not his lands to serve an afflicted country still be enjoying its faithful for much Norge you’d a poker player but a patriot pure He Is the only public man I have after and and simple He Is a man of the fai m ever met In Europe In all the post you’d forgotten all performance years years and the country "We are of the war period for whom office 1s with the about price plains and we are homesick If we out charm and In fact the single leave them for long" his daughter contemporary statesman of whom It Look at the Norge cabinet for instance Money once told me But his land Is also could Justly be said that the ofiire won’t bay a better designed better finished better lost for Karolyl comes from Arad had In fact sought the man and lit In the valley of Maros which Is ei ally dragged him Into unwelcome built cabinet Every detail of Norge is np to that now Rumanian I asked him once power ' same high quality about his qld home and he said It ffltou9 RolUtor You could see noth Is all too sad (Copyright McClure Newspaper concmtor But after all it’s the mechanism that makes the " 8 ndlcate ) Eadufcvc with Nor Ing It Is all gone now spoiled eitra powered refrigerator The famous Rollator A cousin of the great Tiza In the days of bolshevtst terror when the almost everlasting Norge mechanism is the real reason followers of Bela Kun had murdered for cbooaing Norge for your home And the mechanmanufactured Norga the greatest of prewar Magyars Karo-1left rls farm organized a counter by harga Corporation ical simplicity of the Rollator is largely responsible revolution aided In the rescue of his Detroit Dmuon of for Norge’s lower price country and then vanished again into arner CorporaBorg-the obscurity he loves He Is devoid When you are ready to shop for an electric refrig tion one of the world' of any of the art of the politician largest tnakera of autoerator shop for quality And by all means see the Simple direct but withal dominated motive partii inchidmg by the sadness bom of the ruin In free wheeling Norge before you buy which his country and he persona’ly have shared ‘I will come to your farm and sit on your serandn and smoke my pipe like StunW Baldwin and Foch he wins hU battles by smoking his plte" he said to me In May In Budapest "But alas not this year I shall be busy this ear” And nowr that hr is prime minister the prophecy has com true When he became foreign minister less than a year ago all on your right side try the simple the European prrvs was filled with 'buckthorn bark and saline compound Adlertka Just ONE dose the stories of the new Clnnnatus klunB e of stommh gas who had left the plow for the for relieves the STItEVELL-PATERSO- N etgn offjre who had come reluctant on the heart so you sleep sound all night ly and staved unwillingly AdUriha axis on BOTH tipper and Intcrmountuln Distributors Llualve Sadness lower bowel and brings out foul matThese dealers will make terms to suit and demonstrate all sizes of Norge It Is bald to present to snv west ter 5'ou never would believe was In ern audience anv exact picture oLvour svstem This old matter may SALT LAKE CITY I TAH Twin tMe Idtiha— Cl Al DF BItOW N Ml IC I O the sadness whuh fills the lives of have ixvlHUied 5011 for months caus-a- riLT RADIO COMPANY 40 S Mala Rumrt Idaho— Hungarians today Bt’tinir al a lug GAS poor sleep headax he or STANDARD riRNITtRE CO III mil I I K 1 RIC ( O No lumheon table at Buda my hospss nervousness Ha Main ftt Salmon Idiho— said to me "We were seven children Adlerika acts gently because It TALOR BROS COMPANY I Uh— Muini UAI PH rtlKASmH Pro?® and of the five who suivlve four are contains no aloes senna or harmful Furrka MWJNA FIRNJTTRE CO Fkpinlth Fork Fhokhottft Id tho— I T II— OIIFFN O citizens of different countries narcotics tret a bottle today tn a CROHSF lKl parntello Idiho— STIRIINW HRNITIKF CO Wndrll Idaho— PF I FRFN URNITIRE CO though they live on land which has few hours sou'll feel the amazing FC O Ft BFDHtlD O I ORl VHMJt ” thel-sIdealising effei t of this German doo- lot n I uh — always been PUrkftvof Idaho— 1 n Nrv — I I 1FRHFN H RMTIHC CO And as I left she owed on Hi 1'- remedy Sold by leading drug- - MiW AR lJt IIRM1C RE CO A kriNAON I O ftrltham ( lit I Idaho Call Idaho— Nov — doorw&v the mniks of bolshrvut bul MFRRFIL I PR At IIDWT CO J II IMIUUH PHI KSfN M KN1H RF CO c Also through the even looking toward the river sue pointed IVSl pent a m ivul out whire sho first saw th rtveri wmn n 4lf STATESMAN PIONEER CAMPS Narrow Escapes Mark Long Voyage eco-nom- MM 1931 WOMEN CREATE RAFT RIDER CONQUERS RAPIDS birth Back of the little entente was France solidly committed to the maintenance of the status quo And Britain was remote unconcerned with central European Issues And France and Britain were the very nations with whom the Magyars had the closet Intellectual and social associations It was In fact a poor hand But Bethlen had to make the best of It Nor had he more than taken office when a scandal for which he was not responsible shook Europe and upm brought new condemnation Two attempts of the Em Hungary peror Charles to recover the Hungarian throne roused the little entente states and brought their armies to the very edge of the frontier on a new march to Budapest And Lke all other Hungarian statesmen Bethlen Is a monarchist Thus In the opening days of his regime he twice saved his country from Itself Constructs Policy Thereafter patiently calmly In utter Isolation because no one shared his confidence he constructed a policy He spared his people the horror of a new alien occupation he stamped out the smouldering embers of red He brought political Insurrection order and domestic tranquillity However he aiways was confronted with the fatal limits geography had lm posed upon his country "We are seated at the crossroads of history” he said to me once st ting In the home of Magyar prime ministers on Buda Hill looking out over Pesth "We are between the slavs of the north and the south and we have similarly been caught between the Germans and Turks We are a small people but the ground which we occupy ts strategic What In the end will Europe do with us? Will the We must go somewhere west drive us to Russia or to Germany?” That was in the earlier years of his power In the end he went to Rome Not because at heart he sympathized with fascism You canrot SEPTEMBER 20 GREAT OBSCURE Count Stephan Betlilen Gives Up anxietyTurk and Power After Ten Y ears of ional "Poker Playing again" faith INNER i Don’t 1 Sleep On Left Side Hurls Heart WITH pree-sur- ROLLATO-RHARDWARE CO ll C ft 11 1 Vk -' 1 CD CC frrr ri ( aumri Ci |
