The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 01, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text3(Jay Evening. June 1, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Fnge Three El RON LUShb SCHOOL LAW GftSE (C,indfrompagejOnO nuhlic teaehers only. h U tbe mere ereature w those was- nurture llltn !'f bi's Jestiny have the right. siiou-'' MR. HILL PLEASED ,bTI M'. "re.. June 1 j. i liteii with tbe decision. '". IX V H.U. head of 11.11 '"1,,'nv. one of tbe plain- ',7,heui. attaekinj the Ort-f n a lu , m..l nn v m few liV;rr"uVShi.,e.on 1?..C h' .. ..... rp.l before the United " I'ein'e court while his at . j,!hn C. Veatch, argued the MC ! i- nl.aurd that lhi ""'" 'I' ',. ,.,. his i km been upheld. It should end .n lime the argument over ww child-ihe parent or the Viofriments in euueauuu ..r schools. The way is loft j for sue . iiiinui'd experiment, Austraiia's Ruler ' tTvUf in th aVeUion of the eon j stitutious! inif5ti.n presented. Th private nod piractial erliovls cou- j lemled witli mi:-cs that the tate' aw under whirl, they bill br?u U rororatod cmtitmeii a cmmot, which col-Id not cotifi-citHi or ser iously impaired withmjt violating tn" federal constitution; that teachcri 'I. sw'a iiiMitutions had emploj mtit rislit cf parent! and piuYdiann. guar anteed by the federal i-obtitution, o dffide where their children btmld -c educated, subject to the riclu of tlu' mate to require tlum to be sent to i l.ublic school provided they were n-t adequately educated elsewhere. Aliening a purpone to promote pa-tr:-tism by lars public srhmil expen ditures, the st.nt- contended tnat with an increase of fic;lities atKudaure in the piimary (trades should be increas ed as proposerd in the new law. Tti Mate averted thru it whs its duty to teach children thnr true allexian e, and lo impress uptn young minds th:; the claims of the s-ivernment were superior to those -f any relijrion, Th" authority to require children to in tend school embraced the rifiht, tV' state insisted, to compel them M K' : 8tnhies. L TAKEN BY DEATH (Continued from pnte one) would be hped his recent illness overcome. Mr. Marshall, follow'mj his retire ment a vice-president in March, 10-1, had maintained a home br although he was absent from the city a Rood part of the time on speaking tours. He had practiced law here in a very casual way, accept in only a few cases and declining to become in- characteristic bluniness and finality I wauta. The telejdioue operator and1 to hae anything to do with -it. j store clerk, and Hie thotinimU If he ever lost a moment's sleep filters wh,i provide for our wiiti., from the irain o those frying ry h ur. Seveml people have told mmiiha wheu so narn.w a liurgin sep- "''. cvid.nt tutu, uf a remark arated him from a lasting place m'io aometme Cmt we d not wat.t among the nation's presidenta. hia i iinner-iil briis.nl in Kugene. 1 close associated never suspected it. believe 1 know what the person who From the first to the Ust. iu hia of- ,h'- iioever lnrant. M ficial acts and in alt hi utterances I or in-ated a desire to keep Ku he remained devoted to the chief ' 'n M 'H'. residence city, let Kt under whose banner he had become,11 "v get our deep de!t to 'nr the f.rst vice-president since John t , 1 dinner-i-a l bngJile.' the men who hew Talhoun to succeed himself in office. ,,l,r tunb. r; cut our ditches; budd our 1 uouies auu witn uornr nuuis no mr ! thousatitl and mr services that mam- ! security. 'due of the great issues for which Rebukes Remembered .n u.- enpneu, a preai mng oi ..y . a oimf(,rt and ly for the conceded fairness of his rulings and for the biting rebuke h administered to senators who insisted men have died io pa-t days is unity on taking themselves too seriously. 'Phut wi may be one mitioii. owning Many a political shamble ou the sen- one alleniance, to one (lag- Thanfe ate floor, carried on amid a thunder ; ;ot (his tiioruiug there i no uortli volved in any that would prove un j of high sounding words, was broken ; Hml s. uth. but an united nation. In duly burdensome. Since leaving the P by a nicely directed shaft of humor M.ihby prison there is au iuierestitig alio tni in-in mi- unit, 'u uniT irtic, ii is inriucii in nu nuii'i nt" the opposing lines th.it met in mid -air. they darei) all Cod Liver Cil In Sugar Coated Tablets For Puny Kids Mce-presmency ne nss nrrn j 0)VIsi111( , Ki,n,.ril.s always greet inactive in politics. His only public . paur iHUghter and hand appearances have been on the speak- clapping but the vice-president, with inr nlatform where he continued until." ira.glit face, nlwnjs responded by the Ian to expound his quaint philo- to public schools, Goneral Baird anijor ucncrni Mr John Lawrence: Ttaird, n member of liritaiu's diplo-l IllflttP Rttfvira fnf VllDT-u iu (I. a cbk'b Iftte lS I milttllj governor general of Australia. He tjjt gyiinduess "i i on IMO ,, dtiruig the war and tfste'l p.v l'ri " ; hhs ii wnoie hock oi Honorary lines AcaOCmy to Expand. 'after his name, wiik-allv the decision means; "I?" .. n,.ol,.mi- wil im- Humor Sparkling ! A sparkling sense of humor, a knack for plain speaking and a philosophy of life rooted in the old fashioned vir tues made Thomas KUey Marshall one of the most interesting figures of his time in American public life. His bubbling wit washed out every GOVERNOR HAS WORD j .SAI.KM. Ore.. .June 1. "The deci- si on is no surprise and was not un-1 expected as far as 1 am concerned," said (lovernor Tierce today, when in formed that the Vnited States su- preme court had declared unconsti-1 tutional the anii-parocnuu ami pm -1 SU(!t!ei,;OI1 o( f:,ise dignity and his di- ate School bill. .nonnur nf nvlirnHNinil roSl'lied The Nebraska foreign language de-; understandme of the. millions. He cision several 'months ago really fl1-' prided himself somew hat that he was vt nat acuon win ue llol a tnptitiat and that be never out- I drawling out the cut and dried can tiou prescribed by senate precedent to curb apirinuse. It un ufifr un itiiuaiirtiiv tireftiimi season of high fbwn oratory in the I language and tradition, chamber, with a long succession of senators suggesting a long I st of pan aceas for the post war health of the country, that Mr. Marshall delivered himself of that dictum which has be come the most celebrated of all his homilies. "What the country really needs is a good five-cent cigar." and were fused tonlier by the heat of the impact t make a beaut if il star. Common blood, common interest and human friendship have funed us ciice more into one nation. It bas been said that a nation is 'an a sat iation of people of common origin. grew tbe tenets of that simple faith cided the issue. i ...i. ed with plans for a ; promptly brought in the federal dU- taken by the friends of the measure rbeul m the Kooky Butte site j tnct court by the Society of the Sis- j I rannot say. Nothing is pending jn nm, to wnicu hc WM born, :enrtt't an invesn c.v v--. ;, -'. " ' ' : i .V .i" 1 ii- riiin-t to "Ct into tile ouu'i- vihhuiciiub jinri.cniai coo:.-, ine nature fi an nmt'uuuinii io im- and by the Hill Military acoilemy, aifeleral constitution." t UUruh -.. tat-ivNtn ki1i....l l-nd. mnnl f il. iAee J i - Kavaiiauii, inn p i - ieietv of the Sisters of the ' Inw was restrained, mid the state up values of Ju flll,i Mar-V- "ijl81 ,rt the supreme court. ' . .tr . :.. .i... ...tii-nilrM-v Joined in on uo.-it ion ti the inw -he pliiim ii is i" '" . , ... i ..i hnv .-i;e said: law eventually were a number of reli- ne decision of the supreme court I pious organizations. Jewish as well as rine the Oregon scUoul law un- n inan. iiiki iimu;, euucniioniii in- I as well as private and parochial . ,:..... t ...JhnoU Th hro.id ,nt,n i.n wa it deline u.e j , , ' " ". . " , . Lnr f Ihe state to regulate natural; ...... mini ... . monontdize the education of children up to the grammar grades, the next step w"'iild be the inking over of edu cation in the hidier grades. The new Oregon law proposed Hint nil children betwien eight ami 111 phy sically able and liv'ng within a rea- h weird to education, but it will ! w instance snomu atien-i puo larMhe extent of the power of the 1 1'C chools, unless educated at home t.i rp'Miate other useiui oco'i- ".' i"""" '" c...... :ts under the constitution. felt coniiucm iu:u i om-otit!iiiiioim! ami iinau-.u vi the nv'st ,ncred rights. Declares Power. Not only will this decision tteier- e finally the power of the state Scout Rally Will Be Hed Tuesday The first scout rally of Kugene scout troops will be held at the South Sometimes his blunt expressions of opinion and his refusal to put on the cloak of an exalted reserve in high office worried his friends and dismay ed his political advisers; but be al ways insisted that a nitin must first of all keep pace with his own cou victions. Loyalty Exhibited A supreme test of his fidelity to that precept came upon him iu the days when Woodrow Wilson lay stricken at the White House, shut off from the nation by n veil of impene trable mistery. Out of tbe many whis perings of others in high place in the project iODP. There hns been a constant effort main- directions to encroach upon ii j I rislHs. hut this m'w tieim-- z of tne liberty and property cluii.s- f the fourteenth amendment win love many ot imse quesuom. no:n realm of controversy. It is a great decision and ot ni- n-wiile importance. ,Viiarenti more interest was Lniffsied in this controversy in the t than iu the west. In the popu- cfpter. private schools of ju .mount mils and classes are mucn ( numerous than in Uregou. vision. In the lower federal court th? question ""f property rights was con- Willamette field tomorrow afternoon at (t:.'ilt, announces C. It. (Mark, scout executive. Carl Washhurne. Dr. 1. J. ltartle and Frank Wetberbee. the civic servii e committee of the scout i government, there emerged council, will choose three more local to declare the war president incapable citizens as judges nf the contests, of performing the duties of his office The rnllv is open lo the public. I and to elevate the second in command and will be entirely different from j to ihe presidency. The suggestion pitnl In Portland. Here is opportunity the usual school athletic meet, it is I even occupied the serious thought of to make practical our desire to honor announced. The water boiling contest I some members of the Wilson cabinet. our benefactors, is expected to be one of the exciting 1 Hut ' when it wns broached to Vice-1 "Shall we also think of the many events on the program, he says. President Marshall, he declined with 'hands that today minUtcr to our "Such it definition does not fit America, for we are drawn from the enuN of the eurlh. Better is the say ing 'naticualiiy is the product of a sjiirit. It is ihe breath of life that be comes a living soul.' What i ihe American spirit? 1 believe it is ex pressed by the Pilgrim Fathers, "lauding on the bleak New F.iiKland cob"!, with comforts and loved ones behind them, and the wilderness be fore them, dedicating the new land to the (,od for whom ih inn. , "Tiie great Kisia of agreement for national unit world unity is found in the retigun uf Jesus Christ. It is u uiaihemaiit-al certainty that as we tlraw nearer to a common point we draw nearer to each other. Professor Kuntsay remiund us that it was not j Tell him to take Cod Liver OI common nioiHt. nut ine wor-mp ci me ; (nr a CounIo (if months and net same god. that was the family and . enough g(Hd healthy flesh on bla national bond among the ancienip, hones to look like a real inun. And that.it was the adoption of the: yel hlnu Ua thp ony way lQ Christian religion that saved the dm- tnke those grave-like hollows integrating Koman empire for manv from cheeks and mck more years if power and servic.) Tell him ho won t have to swab Christianity today of fera the com wo i Inw the nasty oil with the naus hstis for international brotherhood, u-atini? fishy taste, because thp in proviaing the message of one origi.i.l Mf.Coy Laboratories of New York one destiny, one g. d and father of all,) nre nw putting up Cod Liver Oil one aim. one righteousness. Tne in BUftnr coated tablet form. prime oi peace aione can nruu Ask for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Linn Dnitf Company. V. A. Kuykendull, Cf.r roll's IMiarniacy and every d'ru Klst worthy tho nanio sells them tit) tablets 60 cents. Any nut n or woman can put on five pounds of healthy iloah in 30 days or your druggist will will ingly refund the purchase price. One woman put on 15 pv.indi In six weeks. Children grow ro street j huHt and strong. Feeble old peo ple feel younger In a few weeks. "Ho sure to get McCoy s tbo original nnd genuine Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablet." peace. SINGER HAS ENGAGEMENTS Frank Jue, Chinese tenor of the rniversity of Oregon, has theatrical engagements for 10 weeks this sum mer in San Francisco and Los An geles. Jue will also appear for two weeks iu t heaters at Portland and Tacoma. Holler bearings to make cars less noisy are being tested bq trolley companies, because of but competition, i Stated communication of Eugene Lodge No. 11, A. F. & A. M., Wednesday, June 3, 1925, Important Busi ness. Report of build ing commltteei All Master Ma sons requested to be present. Signed, W. M. Valley Printing Co. New Location. Stanley Hldg. WEDDING AND BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL 470 illH IIV DLniViUli IJpsw t... p.,.u of .h, ri.r s i m m.fimmmm are orations." said Jtev. A. H. Siundefs. pastor of the Central Presbyterhi'i church in his sermon Sunday on "Our Social Heritage and Responsibility." "We should think not only of our bo loved dead but of our living ns wlel. The American legion is just now en gaged in an excellent movement to provide for the needs of disabled vet erans and their families, who other wise wdl not be cared for; also to supply the wants of sick ami crip- pted-chihlrrn in the Ooemhecher lun WIDE INTEREST SHOWN i WASHINGTON, June 1. OP) In I icntional and religious circles ken-, and wider interest was -s'.own in Bttark up'n the c-'lislittitionulu v i tfce Oregon public school law than in? other ctuitroversv which read-1 tar supreme court in recent years. ; .ike ni"St states. Oregon has a pubory education law which ; es children to attend school, indi erilies the course of study. The i at to enforce such regulations ha" i bpen seriously questioned in t lit1 ; i. Hut in P.U'J the voters of On'- j lbVilNi to lOo.tiSo, went a step! fher. and enacted a law under h children between the ages of S Hi. with some exceptions, would fr September, HOI, be required to 'nd "public" school. pp.mpiits of this step charged it thf law was due to the activity the Ku Klux Klnn. Suits were WHAT SERVICE DO YOU NEED? r ; Tlit' f.-ioilitios liore lit Hip First National af j' ford every n e e tl e rl ! banking service plus iour )errional interest in !! K-i'inir that they am ! prnfitahly and properly applied. Which of the following i "Ifpartments could you Klvnntageously use? ! s;lviii(rs IVpn'rtnient I Commercial Dppnr.t- ment. ; Trust Deparfment. ; Safety Deposit 'nults FIRST NATIONAL BANK Eugene, Oregon Summer has arrived in the Ready-to-Wear Section Summer Focks Delightful Styles, Fashioned of Summer's Accepted Fabrics, Printed Silks, Washable Silks, Linens, Voiles, English Broad cloth and Novelty Materials. Particularly Attractive 1 PRICED FROM ' : $7.50 to $24.75 All Coats Prices Reduced One Third NEW SHIPMENT OF PRINCE OF WALES TAILORED COATS Specially Priced at $18.35 A California Summer Averages 69 Degrees Sleep under blankets. Wake up wonderfully refreshed for glorious days. No rain to spoil your sports. 5000 miles of beautiful motor boulevards through an enchanted land. ' EXTRA SPECIAL $15-5 to SAN FRANCISCO Stage Terminal l'hone 1SG0 ' SILK and WOOL FAILLE $1.48 Yd. A beautiful and serviceable silk, suitable for the new frocks. 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Colors are peach, flesh, nile, rust or black. 11 Yard3 Makes a Slip Suitable GIFTS For the Graduate Silk Crepe Combinations Silk Vests and Step-ins. Pearl Necklaces Dainty Handkerchiefs Vanity Hags i " Silken Hosiery Chiffon or Crepe Scarfs Fancy fiarters Silk nnd Cotton Dresses Sweaters Kimonas AND MANY OTHERS THE U. S. Weather Bureau hni re corded nimmrr temperature! for 48 years in a central (inland) city in Southern California and averaged them as follows: 48 Junes, 66 decrees; 48 Julys, 70; 48 Auemts, 71 1 48 Septembers, 69 Brand average 69 degrees for 192 summer months! Thousands from the East who know these facts now come here every year to en joy this summerland supreme. They go to mountains, lakes, sea shores they camp. ride horseback, hike, swim, sail, play golf and motor. And all these summer sports arc at their best in this great natural play ground. "Two weeks there are better than a month elsewhere," is the generally ex pressed opinion of hard workers, clerks, Low Summer Rate. Reduced round'trip fares to Cnltfornla are nn inle from May 1 5th to September 30th, with return privilege until October .11 it school teachers, bankers, business men and mothers of families. It's an invaluable chanz' of air, of en vironment, of interests. Motor roads and a remarkable system of trolley lines take you wherever you want to go. Mere are old mis sions, palm trees, strange foli age and Bowers, oratige groves, a desert like Sahara, stupen dous panoramic views, out door philharmonic orchestra concerts and perfect weather all the time! What more could one ask in summmertimef You haven't seen this country and you've always wanted to. Tuke. ndvnntnfta of the Inw. rnuncf. trip rnllrond dirt's which are In effect thin summer. Ak ntlroiil tirkrt acrntt for full information, or mtil roupon hrlnw. Come now, or plan now for thia mnimrr. 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