T,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1912. '
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ClirE DEPARTMENT OF STATE IS
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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.
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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
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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
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copper was left exposed. All the all
verplate of the world was made by
thla, process1 until electroplating waa
discovered and made commercial.
Popular Mechanics.
ELIZA WAS GENEROUS.
Real Us of the Bee's Sting.
"The Oee'n hIIuk Is a trowel, not a
rapier," said a nature student. "It Is an
exquisitely delicate little trowel with
Her Munificent Offer For an Original
Five Act Tragsdy.
People are likely to look back com
mlseratingly upon ibe past In these
days of modern progress. When we
hear what the most prolific of present
day novelists receives . a word tui'l
what the weekly royalties of any vi.
known playwrights are we say that
which the bee finishes off the boney ! literary profession has come luto I tnf "lored pig
cell, injects a little preservative Inside ltf Qme hnrk bnck fa ren, j velnped: hence I
and seals it up. With its trowel-llk
sting the bee puts the Hnal touches on
the dainty and wonderful work. With
the sting It pats and shapes the boney
cell, aa a maon pats and shapes a row
of brick. Before sealing up the cell It
trastlng tale that Milton received
only 5 for the first copyright o
"Paradise Lost." an epic In twelve
books containing a total of 10.565
tinea, but that was over two centuries
ago. Poe received $10 for "The
Ad English observer! who "has been
studying the causes of the autnmn
tints of trees, thinks the superiority
of our woodlands arises from the soft
and mild yet glowing climatic condl
tlons prevailing here In the fall. Eng
land. It Is added. Is rarely blessed with
nn Indian summer. When the climatic
i-iinriiMong permit the leaves to retain
considerable vitality In . the autumn
pigment Is normally de-
tbe glorious forests ol
u I'nlted States. Chloium Riwnrri.
Hi-raid.
drops a wee bit of poison Into the honey, j nr Tnaf m dtAml8aed wlth r3y 0 QeJ Relief
This Is formic acid. Without It hone, .,ntpmpnt tht oet ner nsid. ! - "
would spoil. Most of us think the bee's
sting, with Its poison, la a .weapon only.
It Is a weapon secondarily.' bat pri
marily It is a magic trowel, a trowel
from whose end. as the boney cells are
built up. a wonderful preserving Quid
dripa.
Destroying Money.
Paper money Is nothing but a prom
be to pay so much coin, if you de
stroy a five dollar note, for Instum-e
you simply release the government ol
the bank wnk-b issued the note froot
the payment of the 5 In gold wbick
tbt note called for. Of course, there
fore, yon are not punishable In an,
manner for destroying the note If It b
your own. There la no penalty for ma-
tilating gold or silver coin If you keet wlu py
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part of Its value yon must not try to
pass It at par after the mutilation. -
The modern way of making money
by literature la eveo more recent than
Is generally thought Alexander Hill
of Cincinnati, one of the best known
bookmen and collectors of the middle
west, has a' letter to his collection of
autographs that proves this point.
Two generations ago - Eliza Logan
was a leading actress In America.'
Read her letter, O budding genius on
the typewriter, and be glad that when
you are paid It la space rates for the
local paper: r ,
Tremont Rous,' Boston. May 17, UM.
B. Dusaeault. Jr., Charlcatown. Mara.
Sir I wlah an original Ore act tragedy
th feature to be a heroine, mjielf the
paraonator of It: th ecan not to be laid
In thla country: tha plot to b optional
with tha author-tor which. If I ilk It, I
Kespacurully.
EUZA LOO AM.'
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FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING LA GRANDE, OREGON
Flam and Wire Gaur.
To 81r Humphry Davy belongs the
credit of discovering that the flame ot
burning gas will not pan through wir. . ngkri wbn tran!ipl(imed , BDf(.
land or on Ibe' continent ot Europe.
American Leaf Color. . .
It haa been observed that the leaves
of American trees, such as maples,
sos r let oaks and so forth, which at
home exhibit splendid colors In the
autumn, fall below tbelr reputation In
gauze having 734 meshes to the square .
From Indigestion
'Tonr stomach should digest the food
you eat, without the aid of any arti
ficial digestives. If it won't do that, 1
th.n you are continually subject to
dyjpspsia, indigestion, heartburn, head
a:haa and constipation.
IbfctJad of taking digestive medicines,
Uri steps to get your stomach and in-;
tJ tinea again in a healthy, natural
cirdition. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge will
do thts for you if you will take it reg
I is not a digester of foodv
put it will restore your stomach and'
fntsstlnes so that they will attend to
their natural functions, digesting what
ou eat and giving strength to the
For more
Sands of men and women '
lerea ut pains caused by dypepsia
and iadigesticn have been praising this
Aouic as xae. only remedy which
hronght them permanent relief. Aa the
and lntesUnes, it la a natural appetiser
and strength builder. , t t " , V '
..S.y formi of. lnPPsed indigestion
?? wm't"1 .f l"JrtJnl pafasitei
SnWWc,, '?. Tonlc Vermifuge is
n?7l!'.d- IStf "Pon Javne'sf aiT
phi Va. 709 ,n PniUdl-
than eighty years thoo-
wno had suf-
Inch. This contention may be tested
by bringing a flame in contact with
similar gauze, when it will be found
that the flame will not (to through the
mesne. This la owing to the cooling
action of the wire, which tend to re
duce the temperature of the flame be
low the ignition point, the anburned
gns passing harmlessly through. Ol
course if the gnu re becomes overheated
th Same Is able to get through.
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