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T,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1912. ' A OR TWO 'y if " l it l : 1 i I i i IWII OF ClirE DEPARTMENT OF STATE IS i TAKING ACrriKX. . Orvnil Plan f Protecting Game , Hon .Systematically, Propose1 Pendleton. Nov. 26. (Special) ' Chairman C. K. Cranatoo of the Oregon FUh, a. Game,, commission Jert ' Saturday evening tor Portland to at tend a meeting called tor the purpoi' of reving the state's fish and game code, i During the fast 18 month thi commission haa been receiving the views of sportsmen In the different sections OT me state ana - - prupuae- - laws w accordance with the majority rlew will be recommended to the leg- isletufe which convene at Salem in January. ; jj Vmj Changes Seaghi . Some of the changes demanded by Eastern Oregon sportsmen are: fMak 1ng the open season for deer uniform throughout the state; providing un form open seaaon for all Eastern Ore gon game birds excepting ducks and gesejand making this season close with the deer season; cutting down the limit on deer, from five to three. closing the duck season January 15 Instead of April 1; prohibiting goose shooting within ; a quarter-of a mile of th high water shore line of thi Columbia; providing a closed season for black and brown bear during tho summer months, and . Increasing the bounty on wolves and cougar from $1" to $50. .,. ,f ' , : .',-V ' There Is considerable opposition lo cally to the proposed open season for . female deer. It la believed there thnl the law as It now stands, permitting the killing of buck only Is not only to the best Interest of the sport nut that It results lu the saving of hu man life, having a tendency to mxke Hunters more careful. At present the deer season In Mor row county and In western Oregon opens six weeks ahead-, of the sen . son In all; of -Eastern Oregon conn ties except Morrow. - As the conrtl , tions.'n Morrow are Identical with those In Umatilla and Grant, border counties, this ' difference In season naa long been held to be unfair. It has also made It Impossible to en force the game laws along 'the coun ty borders. " The present grouse season' closes four weeks before the close of- the dee rseason thus putting a premium on grouse law violations by the tv anocessful deer hunter who Is qulto likely to got meat of one kind If he cannot of another. It Is pointed out that th birds are fully grown In Oc tober, that they are wild, 'well scat tered and better able to take care of themselves than at . any other tlino during the year.- ' , ' ', - There is also some talk of having the grouse season open two weeks la ter than at present While th's would undoubtedly be to the best 'n terests of the birds that Is so oiucn pp'posltic'n on the part of hunters wbh can 'pnj go to the hills during the ftgular vacation period that it is ho' likely the change will be suggested 'to the legislature. V . . Advocates on the closed summer season insist that those animal are Dractlcallv harmless and that It 1 nothing less than criminally wasteful to kill the animals during the month when neither their fur nor meat U of tor value. Though the board la now Is e Ion for the purpose of revising the fish and game code It. to net too late 'or sportsmen with suggestion to have their suggestions acted upon Any suggestions mailed to J. Fran Hughes, secretary of the commission SOS Teon Building, Portland, Oregoa, will receive consideration. NO CASTE AT OXFORD. Duke's fen 'and. Ceolf . Sen, Share Alike Ik apart and Studies. .. Actually, there Is no university orvol lege In America at which distinctions of birth or wealth count for less than they do at. Oxford. There was once a time wbea there existed a claw of geo tlemen commoners"-Jobn ' Kuakln. I believe, wan one of thorn- who enjoyed special privileges and exemptions. But that peculiarity bus long' since been swept away. Not only are the re quirements for graduation identical foi all comerx. but the mik-IhI life within each college of the university Is open on equal terms to every one on the roll. "Puke's son" nnd "cook's son" share alike lu sportH and studies, end It is personal qualities alone that determine the 1 position un undergraduate hold among his contemporaries. ' -' The late F. W. WMlker. for many years so successful aa high master of St. Paul's school, was once Interviewed by the rnther snobbish mother of an Intended p-.ill. "Of course." she said. "you are very particular about the par- ents of "the boys you Hdnilt to your school." "Not at all. madam." was hi ! reply. "As long as your aon behaves de cently nnd attends to his work we shall no, ask any questions about his par ents." - The head of any college at Oxford or Cambridge might have given a slmllai answer. Londou Cor. New York Post. or ssskA . .i-.i...1(imi"M;"" i Write ideas For Movin Y O U can write Sf. . -.- ' :: , . Photo Pays J" t ,. ' ' , J : . r . . ' . '-.,- ..... 7 ' - , l and Earn $25 or more weekly -- i '... . We wiM show you how!: - ii If you hare ideaa if you can THIN li -we wiu show you the secrets of this fascinating new profes sion. Positively no experience or literary excellence v necessary. , No "flowery language',' is wanted. -: The demand for photoplays is practically unlun ited. The big film manufacturers are "moving heav en and earth" in their attempts; to get enough good. P plots to supply the ever increasing demand. They -are offering $100 and more, for single scenarios, or " written idc&s ' Nearly all the big film companies, the buyers of -photoplays, are located in or near NEW - YORK CITY. Being righi on the spot, and knowing at all times juist what sort of plots are wanted by the. pro? : ducers, our SALES DEPARTMENT has a tremen dous advantage over agencies situated, in detail.: '"cities. " : ' m H tzvr ? . We have received many letters from the big film ; mATinf &rtnre,T: such as . VTTAGRAPH. EDISON, ESSANAY, iUJBW, SOLAX, IMP, REX,'RELI-" ANCE,; CHAMPION, COMET, MELIES, ETC. urg ing us to send photoplays to them... We want mow f writers and well gladly teach you the secrets of sue- j cess. y " f i ' -- "WE ARE SELLING PHOTOPLAYS WRITTEN BY PEOPLE WHO-4 'NEVER- BEFORE WROTE A LINE FOR PUBLICATION." Perhaps we can do the same for you. If you can think of only one good idea every week, and will write it out as directed by us, and it sells for onl $25, a low figure, ,. You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time Work FREE -Send your name and address at once for free copy of our illustrated book, "Moving Picture Playwriting." . , Don't hesitate. Don't argue. Write now and learn just what this new profession may mean for you and your futurei SILVER PLATING. An Aoeidsnt Pointtd the Way to the ( ' Original Process. . In 1742 Tboiuas f Bolsover, a' me chanic of Sheffield, England, discovered the art of silver plating. He was re pairing the handle of a knife In whlr-h both copper and sliver were used. Ac cidentally the two metals were fused together. Bused upon this observation, be developed the new process. Upon a thick Ingot of copper he bound by Iron wire a thinner lugot of silver. The whole was then heated In a reverher"tory furnace untU the edge NATIONAL AUTHORS INSTITUTE ' :. 1543 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY y J 1 - t s F i g I . i ; ; of the nut i r ujxut were otmerveu u begin 'to melt. The two Ingots were then removed from the furnace, slowly cooled and pickled, cleaned and rolled to the desired thickness. The result xra n plate of copter more or less thinly covered with silver on one side Tlil whs the first Sheffield plate. For llfty years following the conpe wns, plated on one side only and .ttu- el"t M,tv,f1 the copper T at., GRAND VIEW ADDITION 3 ) wm ' '' ' .' ; ." ' ( i ' ' '.'.Your contract of purchase provides that each aero lot shall contain thirty-six apple trees of the very best varieties, arid four cherry trees. When your three year period is completed this trees will be bearing. They will be five years old. 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