THE HEPPNER HERALD, HErPXER, OREGON
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Striking New Red Cross Pester
DH. J. WOSACZEWSK!
Voters, Do You
Understand?
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JUNIOR NOBLE AND JOE HILL
In addition to their I r;i lniriK in regular school courses of study the younger
cadela of Hill Military Academy, Portland, are given military drill and lessons
in service to others I'aul Nuhle and Joe Hill ( both Juniors) are among the
small hoys of the academy who Joined the hasket hrigade on a recent expedi
tion made by the young pupils of the school and who took baskets of provi
sions to poor and deserving families. When the fall term opened recently,
the first thing these lads asked was, "May we save our allowances up for a
basket shower?" Saving allowances means no candy for .several weeks and
that takes courage when one is seven years old
Under the provisions of the so-called compulsory school bill, to be voted
on November 7, this school, among many others which teach Just such
principles, would be forced to close
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ToRelieve andPreventSuffering
In Peace and In War
AtHome&Abroad
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Dr. JedrzeJ Moraczewskl, former
prime minister of Poland, rmu m now
touring the United States addressing
Americans of Polish ancestry.
That the so-called compulsory
education bill, on the Xcvetiiber
ballot, would close every private
school o grammar grade lu Ore
gon? That it would deprive parents
of the right to send children to
any religious school or non-sectarian
school privately operated
in Oregon?
That it would confiscate mil
lions of dollars worth of prop
erty without cause, now dovoted
to private school work?
That it would add more tban
$1,000,000 annually in taxes to
the taxpayers by throwing sev
eral tiioiis.iihl pupils into public
schools, for whom buildings
would be necessary?
That it violates tl.e sacred
rights of parents to train their
children as they deem best, by
robbing them of their constitu
tional right to attend privately
operated schools where religious
thought is featured or to a non
sectarian school, such as Hill
Military acertVmy?
Vote 314 X YES
and Have
Free Public Schools
Education Bill Unnecessary.
The so-called compulsory education
bill is unnecessary, according to many
sided opinions, because Oregon al
ready has such a law It is working
well, is fair all aroundwhy change
it?
Why Stir Up Strife?
The so-called compulsory education
bill, on the November 7 ballot, has
already stirred up much religious
strife Why malte it a law and con
tinue this harmony-destroying program
that can do no good''
Riveting the attention of the beholder on the fact that the Ameri
can Red Cross is chartered by Congress as nn official volunteer relief
organization the dome of the Capitol at Washington, upon which is super
imposed a large Red Cross, is the central figure of a new poster for the
Annual Red Cross Roll Call. The poster, which has been pronounced one
of the most striking of innumerable representations of the famous dome,
is the work of Franklin Booth, a New York artist of wide renown. It will
be displayed throughout the country during the Roll Call period, Armistice
Day to Thanksgiving, when the Red Cross membership for 1923 will be
enrolled.
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All for the Public School and
the Public School for All
One Flag! One School! One Language!
P. S. MALCOLM, Sr.
Inspector-General In Oreffon,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish IUtt,
(raid Advertisement)
The federal froveriinieiit will p;'m control of all game and fish in the
western states if the federal public shooting ground and bird refuge act
is passed by congress. As set out in a resolution of the Western Asso
ciation of State Game Commissioners, the secretary of agriculture has
exclusive and absolute jurisdiction over the entire field covered by the
bill, with one exception.
This exception provides that the attorney general of the Tutted
States shall pass upon the titles to properties acquired for game refuges
and public shooting' grounds. special committee of seven will be
authorized to pass upon the hinds and waters to lie acquired.
Under this act a refuge would not necessarily be a public shooting
ground area, but on the contrary, it is reasonable to suppose that shooting
would be entirely prohibited in the refuges. The $1 license fes to the
government will have to be paid whether one hunts in public shooting
grounds belonsrinsr to tlr federal government or anywhere else in the state.
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