La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 03, 1923, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, March 3, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEIIVER PAGE THREE PORTSMEN TO GVE FARMERS SQUAREDLAL (By Associated I'rtvs) ION rultl. N. 11.. ,M:ir. The jortsman sometimt-H h:H hard woidn t ' the. fat mer who punts "no trea- HHlnn tipiM auutjr u trout im-ouk in a tract of woodland ihat prom- EOMl hunUnir. The farmer feels I ritritteutiH Indignation n Rams the jihtii in m r hunter who can b sM m.riiously lueak . down hi mea and tttunu walln, mid leaut tee open and Ikuh down hi thai e eatllu net out of tile lmstuie. lo Imedy thi situation the New 1 In in p ire Klfih and (lame. leu cm has been ftfunizeri in promote licttir spoil and fetter relations between fanner ami rttrnan In this state. The object of the league i de Iired to he "to encourage, assist and viie the state authorities. In m fatiftn and protection, to obtain troper spirit of cooperation be uen the lund -owner mid the real ortimnn. ami to lessen and do vy with the deprIutloim and luw wnesa of the I r responsible hunter id finherman." It links together 47 orting club, scattered through out if nlate. In announcing Its piirpost'S. the upue points out that Ihc entire ex ense of planting millions of K.ime ih and distributing: many rabblta iij pbi-iHanls by the stale pa rue ptnmtraion l the last two yeura was prd by hunting and fishing H inse feea and flm paid by violators I ' the flHti and game laws. The aVue estimates that the more thin Ji.OO non-rcsidiuls who paid Tor tenses in the year ended June :to isf,, brotiglit into the slate mily 1;72.00. "Tile hotel keeper, the nut-age man. n f'.UTiicr, the roailsiihi store, the jpoMin ennip and in fact everybody fet9 it share of tills." says the league ftinoune.emciit. 'Slightly over four lollftrn each to every resident of the itnle. Is this worth having? l.o you tritnt 1 a share In helping? Iiw vlo ftliui: -arft lo be stopped and a riendly' understandiny promoted. The tjayu "stands, for a Nipiure deal. Jilnks of the other fellow, and nots tijod 'citizenship above everything The state, (ir-h and game commls oner Is m;ttle hii ex-offjeh member jf th0 executive committee of the pHifiie. bulldogs To Invade State ol Montana HI'OKANK. Wash., Mar. H. A Mon- mi 1 rip lias been arranged for by Dgene tladlill, liitniiiger of the itlh tlefl at- tionzaga I'nlverstly to close je-l!'ii:l sensrm for the bulldog base. ill teuln. 'The trip Will include iwo !lllies it I) the rniislty f Mcmrniiii nim I .Missoula, .lime I and Two ad- ption:il giinns will be pinVed wit h inHtelir tenuis neui- Missoula to com leie the schedule, (;ui.ag!i 1,'nlver- ty will not meet Montana State Cot go In baseball this year, ho ihe June ip -will 'be. the only M milium invasion or the bulldogH this si-nson. XOTICE OF -FINAL ACCOUNT NMice, is hereby (riven, Hunt the idersiirned. as Administratrix of ie Estate of Mary A. l.add, deceaa- . has filed her rinal Account with p Clerk of the County Court of Winxyttl'.StlKe :. of Oregon, and fJTMWirs'Sftin couiu nas nxeu nfchf:W'J:'l. at the hour of two clock' b. in. as the time, and- the Jourt House in La Grande. Oregon, ;s the place, for hearing objections 0 and settling said Final Account, fhe date of the first publication of his notice is February lird. lii&i, ind the date of the last publication Match 3rd, UH'tf. 3 1 A KG A HKT W A G N Kit, Administratrix of the Kstate of Mary A. Ladd, deceased. S- Ivanhoe. Ittorney for Administrati ix. Iisb..J-10-n-21-Mar.3. Trees usually arc coiirilMtcnt, but u hmily tre will produce anc'.stor iu n e ireneratlon ami nuts in tho next. FOR SALE Sixty acres JukIi rluw land. spl nlll atf-r rlirht on paved l. lranb -lM- in-i t'tty road. A portion of the J. I., avhit ss tarm. noted for priority rater ripht and oib-lrriralin' char- leler. Tin price and terniM will ap ical to you. Tills land could be divld d into Rimill tracts and renobl read. ! ly for double the price I am permitted, o quote, Four acres, juht outtIJe city limit.i. litch runs tbrotiph one corner, f- nerd. jjnod soil, priced at cnh, .tlatiee In montiily payments. Fltif acrcH In Muy I'ark. nil ptod Hnd with new modern een-room lout"', plastered, basement. pood Mumbintr, bath and toilet, cl-ctric Icbts. tood new barn, garair-. Clnr-fy-cron" last p-'ason brouglit in $"!". :ne mre in .trawberrb s. on" tn nlfal it. nue-ioiirtb inib- to I .a Omndvls Iinl ' tty paved road. lb re Is a ral lome for somt-nn-' who d-ir-'S to en. A' k!I li'-nefits and pb-as'ires of sub irban lite and y- t within s v-n min lies ilrlve to the city. Ten acr-s. w.ll iinprord. fi"- joom b'injrstlow lions", barn, c-llrir. i:i . "ehtcken twoise. irnrtd f-nelnir. 'our neri s in alfalfa- Kine soil, e- al.y adapt d to dalryiuff or b'-rriej . $S.O'j'. Ti-rms. ?ltoi, va.b und fuianc- y an at t)f ; . Geo. H. Currey Alien Language Tangle May Go To Supreme Court IIMN'OLCU'. Feb. 5. (Uy Mull). Th legal tangle Involving alien lu!t kuukc schools in the territory may u carried lo Ihe I'niteU Stales su pieiav court for final judgment, it has been indicated, as the result ui the decision of Judge J. J. Hunk iIuwh are written ami our pumi of the. ciivuii court, who held thatlment is londueted. The primary cei-iam K.etluns of the territorial i sieech of these children Is In a school department- regulations, beck- foreign lmue and many of them :tit.- to curtail the activities of such schools, were Invalid. Itoth sides ap- ueai to the tcrilnrial stireuiu court mm Judire Itanks" decision. , I The department regulation provid ed the course and courses u( atuds in alien schools should be based upon (lie principle that the pupil should hue satiMuetorlly completed the first and secuiid grades of American .uihlic schools, or Ihelr equivalent, before beiiiK permltied to attend alien schools. Judge lianks held that ? he depaitment had exceeded the au thority Kranted by the legislature. In proiuultrutlnj; this order, and made permutieitt an injunction which had ieti obtained by the 1'alama Japan ese school against its enforcement. Juoe llanUs held, however, that lie section of the department which provides that all new text books used in elementary ulien schools should '.ie liaxed upon the principle that the ,jupU's normal incdiuiu of expression Is Kngllsli, ts valid, lie amended the Injunction iu exempt this portion of Ihe regulation from its terms. In dealing with the i'alma school'i. counsel argument that the regulation A'us uncoustitiitiuual and cunti'avcniHi lh(- treaty between the I'nited States ,md Japan, Jud;e flanks' ruling held 'hat tiie legislation, under which the regulation was issued, was constltu .ional and did not violate the treaty, fill that the portion of the regulation (gainst which he Issued an in junc tion, was not within the authority of Liu: depaitment. "This section determines the tiinli 'leatlons, either mental Or otherwise, f the pupils who would be- permit -ed to attend alien hiiiKiia suhuols," he ruling said, "It determines that .10 on,, shall attend a foreign school who has not attained (he mental de velopment thai advances him beyond certain grades of an American pub lic Nchool. "If the department h:tx this author ity It also has tli(. authority to pre scribe that no person shall atten i a foreign language school who can 10I road and understand' the consti tution of the 1'niled States or who lirs not reached I lit age of 21 years. '. one would seriously contend that siieh requirements were wllhili the authority conferred upon tli0 depart ment to prescribe the course of study. "A large proportion of the ehltdreo Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys Take a Little Salts if Your Back Hurts, or Bladder Is Troubling You No man or woman can make a niis ! take by tluln'n the kidneys occa.-ioii-1 ally, says a well-known authority. I;.at ing too much rich food creates acils, j v hicli c xcitc the kidneys. Tlicy become ! overworked from the strain, get -dug-, (iili and f.til to filter the w;tte and , poisons from the bluod. Then we get (sick. ' Kheumatimi.., headaches. . liver trouble,- ncrvon:-nts. : di;ints, sleep ; lisness -and nriiiarv' ' disorders' often cninc from shipgish kidneys. The inoiiKiit you feci a dull ache in ; the kidney-;, or iuir hack hurtsVr if I tin urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or at tended by a sensation of .-cabling, begin drinking a tpiart of water each day, also get aljoitt four ounces uf Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a tabic.-pointful in a glass of water before breakfast, rnd in a few day your kidneys may act fine. This famous salts is made from ihe 'acid of grapes and Union juice, com bined with lit hip, and ha- been u-cd for years to iht-h and stimulate the kidneys ; also to help neutralise the adds in the -yslctn. -o tbev no longer caii'-e irritation, thus nfttn relieving l)ladder weaknes-. Jad Salts is incxprn-ive; make a Idrlightful clTrrvcsceut Itrliia-watcr drink which everyone -hould take now and then to help keep the kidney clean and active and the blood p-ire. thereby often avoiding seriou kiihu-v complica tion''. By all means have your pliy-i-cian examine vour kidneys at least twice a year. OOOOOOO 00 OOOOO OO OOOOOO 0000 Thfre'j a touch of rcfinrmrnt i ith EDISON MAZDA ; LAMPS. H. & S. Electric Company Wiring-, Repairing, Appli.-mccs, Supplies and Service 103 Depot St. . rhone 393-W born In llu walj descend from par entage that Is not American either by birth or naturalization and thai U unfunifliur with the gmius anl HPiril of our institutions and unable lo speak the language lit which our reach Ihe age, when ny law me are required to attend nehoiil, without be ing able tu read ur even speak with any dejre(.. of proip-ieiicy the lisli language. "They are potential members of our great electorate and In time will acquire thr sacred right to partici pate hi the government 0f our coun try. If they are to exercise this high privilege with intelligence, and un der a solemn sense of obligation to ihe Ideals of democracy, It Is Im perative that through the medium of our established" language. they be laugh t the history of our polltlcU and social struggles and triumphs ind the basic principles upon which our government rests. "Since this cannot be accoinpli.'h d in thelr domestic environment, it must be done thruugh the agency of educational institutions. The initial preparation and equipment of these coming citizens for tho intelligent and patriotic discharge of their sac red trust must therefore devolve upon those whom.' profession It is to eon duet and teach in our public und private schools. Thft legislature, ii, lending ius niu o this worthy endeav or has ample p wer. within constit utional -bounds, to adopt such rea sonable measures as will stimuli t Mic study ami encourage iho master1 of the language in which our liter dure is expressed. Therefore the ac' of the legislature Is not forbidden bj he constitution of the I'nited Stiite nor the treaty between the I'niter States and Japan." The I la wall Nlppo, Japanese lan guage newspaper, com men ting upoi the decision, urged that tho en tin school question bo reported lo th Imperial pa rl lament of .lupuu ;nu' that It be placed, clearly in the ree ord of the parliament for reference Gci ninny thinks it a crime t seize her mines. She doesn't believt in anything' more rustic than dynn nuting and Tinodin g, " r" . l Ihein at almost one-balf of the J - '1 A 0L Ii ri-Kutar price. This shoe is made i ' - ' t) U Q I ovi-r llii- I'. Army Mnnou- I J m jr?WMT CUWHT fvtrt ! IiikI. with .-Ntra heavy Mltchlnir; J t l Mi. 11 I .., '. '' J-! Lrr 0 frr'l-'-TJ-T?'ft. ---' jrZJBW I l-i-liI uniln.Ml oln-ooi.- In-own i j a. m. s. v - ' -- Isslf f)Y j --J-irT T-8iL.li- i Ii l.-i, t li.-i- tliioiiliont. An J J Jlg filtl . ! M.-al slioi. for wnrkllK-n. fni'iil- J S V , JjLs i I I S ,'rfl ll,'d inotorim-n, w liu uiv oh- J 1 i V: $gMSml UWIV . II Hk-U In li un th.-lr fwl all ilnv. l-i , .. !.'. . vtSjKSSiy ' Jbt a i! " s"'"' I'ny J'J (lIUlsi HI ! ni I2.HS on ili.v,.r.v, or -nI ! , JI I ! iiioiti-y ui-il.-r. J PTT Kf i IT T " -: -: i . ? 5koadwavat5tARk THtt WOFdfObC : Yl vour money. " Portland, Ore. ; LJ. s. distribhting ii woodw.bewit :. , I i; & SALES COMPANY j -Dry ClcaiiinB a Specialty- . ' : I 2II-M W.l Mini S I, 'l A ' 1 OU AlllS ASSCKKU A fKKSOW Al. ii a nim my, a. i. ij, i llOSlMTAMTY AND INDIVIDUAL '- -'j - ----- W ATTENTION : : jf stiifl, wlio ul'ter yuit'is t' tiiiininji, , ...... . ) . i ,,... -. niidcvstand tlicjiceds C tlip travel-. . ;,v-, , .'. - ..:. ... '. ' . , ; ' '' - V ' r; .". -,. J :. yv.J,':.v-vv'. ..", j I Arthur H. MevERs j i Sjp!. 'Hpl' - . P-i I Let Father 1)0 THE FAMILY WASHING THIS WEEK. NEXT WEEK HE W ILL WANT TO SEND IT TO US OUlt KATES ARE WITHIN Y0UK MEANS "WE MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE BY QUALITY AND SERVICE" The Modern Laundry MAIN 77 1NTHE RUHR Smouldering Hatred on All eigners Displayed in the Ruhr Valley. KSSKN. Feb. 4. U- Mall). To be a millluiiuir,, every morning ufter a short visit to Ihe bank and retire eve it night a pauper; hand the boot black 1 .Ooo marks for a shoeshlne; pay for u modest lunch a sum that in 1 Hit would havt. been considered an udequute yearly bourgeois in come; part with the pre-war price of an enljre barrel of beer in order lo be served with n small glass of IMlsener. are some, of the daily ex poiirmes of foreign observers of the occupation of the Kuhr. I Hit smoldering hatred and hi He. rancor on all sides-; ill-oncenled ani mosity toward all foreigners; pett pin pricks under cover of obsequious obedience, and a deep spirit of re venge, bring one back to the tict that this region Is under that most hateful regimes: "military occupa tion." "Let me have a couple of millions' th(t common request of acquain- alus lo whom 'one would hesitate lo lend five dollars In America. "llity swine of a Frenchman" was ho salute that greeted an Ameri can correspondent when he came onJ f tl'ti poat off Icq the other day, con versing iu French with some of his Varbt colleagues. The Germans nev r make a mistake ubout spotting a orejncr. and to them all foreigners irc French; therefore hatoful. An American had occasion to run tftwn to Coloaiio tho other day, and , ' "' ' ' Tj Kash and Motchcs arc lic:ilc-il riulit up. ; I Rnnrlrs Mciulin-Sulplwr is upplicd like ' Jrfi ipw Tfl TJ f- t UBJI I'll y pleasant cold cream and is pl-i-iVc-i- , KA 4 (3 K8 U r4l (' I Miinhall "' Ym can obtain a small JLM 17?3 M Kg H PI B ' I . lUUllIiail ; jar from any good drumi.t j j$&. fif & Jy QJfc, ..'i Dealer In Ir--------------------"---"! ', ?:j Chain and Box Wood ii Mcnls l: : Ay JJ ! S -O d M ' i son-Last Shoes at 12.9.). sjjfcv (ff "M" VJ Main 547 ' :i v ;r- ' ii klUW I Nuver iiKain will you be alle l ; I All Di.li... CaJ r f 1 ' l,ly these shoes at such a low ' 3 " !vll Orders bent C. 0. D. rl,,. ... ,.,., ,,). N, ; ,ij ' I liif; n manufacturer who was ' S 1 , ! :ZT.:?:l ILV: I Cleaned and I'rcsscd is Often Mistaken for as the trains were not operating ow ing to the strike, he was forced to hire an automobile. It watt nu old model of some years back, but run ning smoothly It made the trip to '.'wlogiu and back without break down, and In good time. - "iMie hundred and foii-itve Hums', ami tdurks," the chauffeur siid 'pile naturally. The American paid with out a murmur. "Hi.w much did you pay for this car," asked Ihe American. "Twenty thousand inuikii," replied the chant fem wit turn t Id ink lug. MANY TO ATTEND RADIO CONTINENCE (Bv Associated Press) SAN" Fit A.N ISi M. Mar. :!.- lie. tween 400 and 500 western radio men, from Seattle to San Diego, will attend the third annual business meeting- of the Pacific Coast radio amateurs, to be held here April 3 to S, according to II. W. Diekow, local represcntatipe of radio. The meeting: will be held in conjunction with the Radio Electric Exposition in the Civic Auditorium, here, which is being promoted by the American Radio Exposition company of New YoeV Citv. Durimr their Ft a v. the SULPHUR SOOTHES UGLY.ITCIIINOSKJN The First Application Makes Skin Cool and Comfortable If voti are stiff crimy from eczema or some other torturing, cnihar.issing skin trouhtc you may quickly hp rid of it by using Mcntbo-Sulpluir, declares a noted skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, because of its gen destroying properties, seldom fails to quickly subdue itching, even of fiery eczema. The It rat application makes the skin cool and comfortable. Rash and blotches arc healed richt up. Rnwles Mcntho-Sulphur is applied like any pleasant cold cream and is perfect ly harmless. You can obtain a small jar from any good drucKist UNITED t--r i' . men will be the gun As of tho San l'YniiciM'o Radio club. The meeting will be purely infor mal, for the purpo.se of- discussing mutual problems. At the opening sessions an active and temporary chairman will be appointed. Major J. V- Dillon of this city is the per inai eiit chairman. "One. two, three, kick." The differ ence between the dancers and the ordinary rtnrof humanity is that the former remit three. ' Uecip,. mi- fame: First invent your pb.-Mc. Reliable Work, Always at Fair Prices. Siegrist '& Co. Diamond Mounting, Watch, 'Clock and Jewelry Repairing v For years Ave have served those who have demanded the best in reliable work and service. The watch -repaired with nondescript parts is no longer -a good watch. And it cannot be ex pected to build good business for the dealers who makes the repair. We use only Guaranteed Material in our repair of watches. Reliable Work, Always at Fair Prices r - i; . ii The Book of Life ITEM by item Father Time records your deeds in your hook of life. Draw on your memory and make a note of what you would change.. Would you he more forehanded if you could repeat your year? Would you save more, or more persistently? It's not too late! This hank is yours to carry out such plans. STATES NATIONAL. BANK La Grande, Oregon I- MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM COPPER PLANT TO OITSN r (By Associated Press) ' rOPPKKOMM. t'ullf.. Alar. 8. ' The Calaveras Copper company plant . which has practically been close! J since the United States entered the' Woiid war, is working large crew.? at present to put the plant in order ;S, to begin production of copper next,. May. t m. ; i. The present depth of the mine is ; 1,-100 feet and this shaft is to-be;, deepened. CopPeropolis is the pioiw. eer copper smelting town of CV-; forma. With the openinfr of the :', property, '200 men will return toV-' work. i. eoocjoeooooocr oooooooooooo , 1 i iiiif