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Newspaper Page TextT H E ADVOCATE ÊAGK T W O — — W a t o r la m * baiug rvlraaad T H F A D V O C A T E January 15, 1°08, and it was tha M c K a y rm a r v o lr fur Irr tg alloa .. .. 1 . W r a . i .1 referred to the Coinittee on Published every Saturd ay a t . .. . . , purpuaaa In tha waat »ad uf II mat Ilia Su ite 312 313 M arleay Building, the Judiciary. It was a dan- co unty Only tha norm al flow of Me Phoae Broadway 6807. erous bill intended to satisty Kay cra a k h a . hoan rwlaasad but It la --------------------------------------- The intolerant bigots who now planuud to u t lllia Si»0 »e ra feat Donald Anderson, son of Brief Resume of Happenings ot • *••»• E I) CANNADY ____ Editor seek to control the religions Mr. and Mrs. Lee U. Atuler- M ils E. D. CANNADY.. Manager affiliations of American citi Kira of unknown origin cauaad an th« Week Collected lor uatlmatad daiuaga of $6» nun to tha /ens and retartl thru pre- son- has accepted a jol* as M A M d a ta r t m a n t »tor» In Mad ford Our Readers. judicial propaganda the p ro - foot m anat l he Portland. ADVOCATE AGENTS Inal «rack T h a los s w i» dua mainly gross o f certain r a c i a l •••••• to w ate r anil amuka T h a blnaa rnged E. Richardson, Broadway & jgroups. Larry Foster says he is the | Baudot! proposes to have a golf for an hour In tha haaeiuani b.-tora It Everett Sts. From the above interesting fastest waiter at l he Fort- court.# ready hy 19SX on which »tailor» waa brought uudar control Holliady & Holliday, 125 N. record of Mr. Htt'Ps Con- land. Hut some of the old* to that beauh city m ay play. W a t e r h a . baall turned Into Aah Sixth Street. C o m p lete renovation of the Kurwat land » naw eguatlaa llo n taaarvolr. al ! gressal activities it w o u l d ¡timers say he is not regard- j C.rove poatofftce will be under way Elks Sanitary Barbershop, appear that as a Vice Fres- less of the fact that Foster, within n few days. It waa annou nced though It will be «cveral days before 90 N. Sixth Street. (he res erv o ir will be filled fot ueo E d g a/w iilU m s,‘ agent and jdential candidate, he would sa> s he is proving it every recently . Tina la part of Ashland's naw water . he a mdlstdne around theldav the Dale Drew. 31 ) < a r o h l aon of t haa ayalatu. for which >tjtt.uoo bouda ware • • • • • • reporter.___________________„eck of Democracy in everv Drew, promito ut K la m a t h ra n ch er, approved at a recant electio n II Hatcher, waiter in The waa drowned at l.oat K lv er dam. 10 T w o hundred and »evenly eight vaa northern state. SUBSCRIPTION RA TE8 Fort land Grille is on the sick mtlea south of k la u iu th Kalla a e l.a ela o( a combined net reglatar of Per Y e a r --------------------------------------- L a n e co unty's bonded in d ebtedn ess 92&.973 toua outer».! tba Orvgou cua list and is unable to work. Six M o n th ] ...... ............. ......... I SO FORGETTING THE C O R P S E 'u n ra ' iinVrc— ' OREGON J»T ATE NEWS HUItL NUI to OF GENERAL INTEREST Three M o n t h « --------------- ---------- — 1.00 P ayab le in advance E ntered at the P o sto f tic * at Portland. O re gon, a* second-class matter. IM P O R T A N T ! All communication« for publica tion or otherwise should be ad dressed to The Advocate Publish mg Company, Suite 312-313 Mae- ¡eay Building. Portland. Oregon Advertising rates made known on application. 'D on't ask lor rights. T a k e them. An don't let anny wan give them to ve. A right that it handed to ye f t caw thin' has somethin' the m a tter with t ' - M r . Dooley. "They have right» Who dare main rain them .”— James Russell I -owe 11 RIGHTS OF CITIZENS ENDANGERED L. A. Goodwin, pioneer waiter, is able to be up a round. otter two or three months illness in bed. la now f l.S 3 1 .7 0 0 . $138.80») haviug been r ec en tly paid off with Oregon and Califo rn ia land gra m t a x refunds W f a rc indebted to the Catholic Cit- i i e n for a hit o f news to the e ffec t K sia b llsh m en t ot a new poatofflce that a recent funera l in Seafo r.1. D el at B e a v e r Marsh, in K la m a t h county aw a re. the processiwn travel ed a mile Is a nn ou nced by poatal auth oritie s. toward the c e m e t e r y b e fo re it was d i s W illiam Zutuhrunne la post m a ster c o v ered that the co rp se was not am on g T h e Itai.er Coun ty Cow T e s t i n g a s O. S. Thomas, waiter at those present. T h e h e a rse had been siH-lation has completed or g a n isa tio n The Portland, is in Seattle filled so full o f flo w ers that no one th new tester L eroy W right ol attending a com and noticed the a b s e n c e o f the co ffin . T h is this week k t a iu a ih county, lias begun work is a tru e stssry. but it is a lso a p a ra b le mittee meeting of the Mas T h e plant of the t'npltal City Hod summing up in o n e clea r picture the onic Order. ding co m l a n y of Sa lem wns destroyed •••••• cen tra l a bsurdity and futility o f things by fire la st week, with a loss eattm at that a r e hap pening ev ery day. W h e n With a view of learning ed at $30 000. part ially covered by In ever the mam issue is lost sight o f by the fine point of h e l l - l l o p - *u ra n ce. rea s o n of the devotion o f atten tio n e x O reg o n's filb ert cro p will be light ping. Yancy Franklin is rc- clusively t o m a tt e r s that are pro perly possibly l e s s thnn ha lf a crop, while hop at The Fort the walnut crop wrlll be large, accord su bord in ate and s u b s id i a r y ; w henever I lief bell a serm on is all r h e t o r i c ; w henever a 1 land. lng to g ro w ers who met last week at L. A. Ashford has forsak 1 tundoe. ch urch is all o r g a n i z a t i o n ; w hen ever a home is all f u r n i t u r e ; when ev er a man en his post as bell hop at the Ded ication of the new Crooked rivet is all m anners and c l o t h e s —a n J the Seward, to take a job as bridge cro ssin g the Crooked riv er can list might be continued in d efin itely — a clerk in Richardson’s cafe in yon In the e x t re m e so uthern part ol situation arises which is no b e tt e r than J e f f e r s o n county will t a k e place Krl The Golden West. day. J u l y IS. a fun eral that is all flo w ers and no Guy Jamison, one of the corpse. H o w ev er el a b o r a t e the ilo ra l A rr a n g e m e n ts are be in g made fot Port- the Sa n d y pion eer and ea rly se t t le r 's tribu te s, ho wever a d m ira b le the music star bell hops at The and a p p r o p ria te the r e m a r k - , the o b s c - i land, returned from 3 wifi’ picnic, which is ann ou nced for J u l y 31 qu ie. can scarscly be co n sid ered a su c hunting trip to sev eral small th»- Ho1**« Kuu»ru.i grove, .m mm; cess if thr d e c o r a t i o n s get all the a t towns in Washington. Now roa.1 uenr Sunuy tention and the d ecca srd is ignore.I. h ile .-ugag-d in strin g in g wire on what will the Portland girls u W power line near J a c k s o n v i ll e . J . II I think of that guy. lla r rin g rn n of Ashland was killed T H E M A Y O R O F C H I C A G O A G A IN when be accid entally c a m e In co ntact The colored waitresses with a jJeO-vo lt wire. torn» d is tr ict direct from foreign porta during the year ended J u n e 3U com pared with J o t veaaala of 6!>3.lt)8 Iona (hat en te red direct the preceding year T h e C u e , river consolidated school | dis tr ic t, one of the rich est in tha s t a t s for Its cla ss , la co nsidering an Ittuo vatlon for acconi modal ton ot tla five tea chers. II la proposed to dlapoae ol a t ra c t of I t a c re s , pur. bused whou the co nso l.d a lion was made, and hullu them a home J a c k s o n county will not b a r e a full I this year, the d ir ecto rs of the J a c k s o n co unty fa ir ass o cia tio n have decided 1 b ecause of the lack of tlnauce s. due to defeat o f the proposed mill ta a foi th e support of the ralr and the county co urt's Inability to a d vance any funds fur the purpose 'Northwest wheat anu flour ship m ents roin blned. the la tt e r belug re duced to wheat m easure, amounted tc B M t t . M I bu sh els tor the 1928 37 car eal year Klir the 1925 28 se ason they were 4t .9 23.t7 1 bushels, during thi I- | M they were 37.0 3 1 .» t. bu sh els and in tb s 1933 34 sea son t h e) reached 7tl.tKg.233 bush els WOMAN’S REALM Hy Kl l VNURI WASHINGTON FE D E R ATION ENDS FIN E CONVENTION Mrs. Nettie J. Asberry of Tacoma Again Chosen Their Leader The eleventh annual con vent ion of the liir'sdictiou came it» a dose tonight in a blaze of glory. It was counted the best .session ever held in its history, from every point of \ iew, although the ddcgat'on was somewhat smaller than usual due to the fac4 there are so many con volitions scheduled to take place following this one, and especially the National Ax social ion of ( olored Women convenes at Portland follow mg this one, amt the Grand I .odge of the Mastsr Maston K il l Y voteti lo give one hundred Hollars in the National I leathpiarters at Washing- Ion Mrs, Asberry w'll give a personal contribution of one hundred dollars. rile silver cup display was awarded to the Sempre Fidc- lix eliih of Seattle for dis playing the best art exh'hit The Self Improvement club of Yakima almost tied with the Sempre Fidelis dub. The Hope Chest was won l»\ Mrs Glendora Norwood of Everett. It was \allieti $350 Mrs Marguerite Ruc ker ol I’aeoma got second prize of $5 in cash. The Endeavor club of Vancouver H. ('. recent!) organ'/ed l>\ Mrs \xhht-rr> during her vi» sit to tilt* Clt e allieti itself w it 1. ii„ Wa shingtoii Fed I'he da'Iy papers gave lilt era 1 space to the proceed ing X of the Federation- Ma ny white persons came tu he meeting s and retuain- .-.I all evening The visit- ing delegates were g'ven a sight seeing trip through the Yakima Valiev, which was pronounced ax having some of the m o s t glorious land scape in the country. Fruit from tlies valley orchards was sent to the de egates at the convention, The duh womens husbands of Yaki- ma were present at the meetings and ah y co-op- t rated with their wives in iutert.Tilling the delegates. Now that it has been prac tically decided by the guar dians of a vanishing democ Hoads o( $J7.0 00 were voted In R ose racy. to name a southern burg last week at a sp ecia l city elec | man as the Vice Presidential tiull. T h .' sum will he used lo cot. candidate on the ticket to be stru ct s highway bridge ov er D»ei ' headed by Governor Alfred creek, Juai luslde t b e city lim it* T b . piesen t ste e l stru cture, held to be to, E. Smith, of New York, at narrow and unsafe. Is to be rem ovec tention is being directed to and a re in fo rced co u c r e t e bridge lb< Ike B a rk e r. 5i. of Mapleton. who had the availabiltv of certain T h e r e seem s to he no way to stop formerly employed at the full width of th e afreet erecte d I tr southern cities as a meeting W illia m Hale T h o m p s on of C h ic a g o I'-lks (. 111!) f l i t t i n g T O O lll ha\C been employed at the VV. II. Ilandy T h e d is tr ict about Aragu on the Co ( sawmill a t Jut:, tto*i C ity died in a Ku place for the Democrat’" from landing in the W h i t e House. N'ot been turned out in favor ot gene quill« r iv e r Is growing ex ci ted over oh ho sp ita l following a n autumobtle pro sp ects Mure than 1IMW a c r e s oi National convention in lCi2S ne ces« arily be ca u se he has given c e r white vvaitreses who took accid ent on L a k e creek. tain re cog nitio ns to the co lored people laud have been ob tained on an oi> Among those making bids o f the c o u n try , but be ca u se he has charge on the first of the Ground wits broken la st week for ba s is T h e ca u se of Ibe move are Atlanta; Austin. Tevas shown unusual co ura ge. T h a t c o u ra g e month. The reason stated bv the co nstru ctio n of an $18.000 eahlb lt leasing incut la s well whlcb was drilled on « Mrs. Asberry One Ol those who was let out ; building on the K U iu atb co unty fair Miami, and Nashville, any which is found in such a few white ranch In that territory to s depth oi was that there were too ina- grounds. Th»- U rg e st r u c t u r e win be and Order of the ['astern I 17U feet. T hu ow n er had a flue sup > one of which would be an men o f this day and gen er ation. R e co mpleted by S e p te m b e r 1. nv taking vacations and not gard le ss o f the o th e r faults the white | ply of w sier, hut in a few days It was Star of Tacoma, right after ideal meeting place and far Ilulldlng pet nu ts a t las G ran de fur spoiled by oil Indications to do the work. them all. superior in many respects to m an has. and his slavery to his p re ju enough --------------•-------------- the f ir st s i x mouths of t h is year show , dices. the A m e ric a n people, yes. the Ben Uennettaon of Port lan d was res The president's address, New York. Boston, Detroit. people o f the w orld admire and w or an a g g re g a t e co n stru ctio n figure ot cued from a tun nel at the lla u a e r Con For sale 4 room mode2rn 0763.715, Mrs. Asberry- the first night a h ig h er total than for any Chicago or San Francisco, ship a man o f c o u r a g e ; that is sin cere st ru ctlo n company rock qu arry ut cottage, furnished or unfurn oue y e a r In the c i t y ’s history. of the convention was con where there are no rievan- co u ra g e. W e believe that the people Coos river a f te r being entombed foi ished. Lot 60 X 100 ft. Two Delegates from four stat J a m e s R X u na u ia k er. 73. ow ner ol 24 hours sidered a master piece dv all lle nn etlso n was drilling a a re g e ttin g the rig ht view o f the ces against the business-like blocks from school. Terms. es met in Portland last week one of th e larg est a g g reg a te holdings methods of the present ad m ayor o f C h ic a go , and unless so me Less for cash. ( iarage- fruit of Hood R iv e r valley orcha rds, d ro p tunnel under nea th a rock cl iff for u and slit* overwhelmed by a and formed the Northwest big ch a rg e of dynam ite when a rock J b u r s t o f a p p l a u s e v v l l ' c l l ,T- thing very ra d ica l t a k e s place in the ministration, and no tumult pod dead last week while sittin g in ■llde o f h u n d re d , of t o n . .h u t off <»>• m o l l n t c t | a „ o v a,jon | 1 ederatioii of Colored Wom reg u la r cours e of things. W i ll i a m Hale trees, berries and shrubery. ous clamor for the return to T h o m p s o n will be acclaim ed hy the l ake Mt. Scott car to 72tid his au tom obile t a lk ing to a ne ig hbor | en tra nce. More than lt)0 men worked , , . . en. I’he women who formed »tegdlly for 24 hour» lo release him | a d d r e s s g i v e n l>\ M l ' S . A . I*.. T h e ap poin tment of G eorge Al.-iari national control of an ineffi people a s the big g est man in the n a street. 4827—76th St. S. E. the organization were repre- Larson former president of der of Hillsb oro as s t a t e prohibition Despite the fa ct th a t bla borne wa» , - - ------ . . . . . . . ... ( • - , tion.— T h e A rg us. cient Democracy. For sale bv owner.—adv. sti llati vi ot then states. co m m is sio n er to su cceed W ill ia m S ramiio-d and killed by a mad bull the hederati on of white w o Due to the exceptional l.i v. ns. e f fe c tiv e Ju ly 16, arus an George Buker, 17. esc aped without in 1 UH*tl W a s V c r V h c i p f t l l t o t i l t ' Excellent sessions were qualifications of Representa nnuuced by G over nor P a tt e r s o n lust j jury . T h . ho rs e, g t te r being m o rta l!) j w o r m . n . A t th e c lo se o f th e held and were well attended tive Cordell Hull of Tennes "cek | wounded by th e Infuriated animal's program, a large sum of consideriti!» the fact that the A specia l electio n will be held In horns, ca rrie d hla m uster to safety see. whose friends are advo- j L o a r l m u n J u l y 18 for th e purpose of and Ihen collaps ed fuung B a k er wa> money was pledjrrd for the club women for the most eating his nomination for the ; voting on In creasin g the co rp ora te a tte m pting to herd tbe buil Into u Educational Loan Fund part had just returned from N ice Presidency, it is likely bo un daries of th e city, and ta k in g In co rral on tbe Hyde ra n ch ne ar T ren t The second day G'c State Conventions of their that Nashville will be select DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS the sch oo l and oth er property to the wbert* it bad waaderad from tha high convent'on was taken up respective states. Mrs. J. B. ed the convention city, not way. when th« a nim a l charg ed hit Co lu mbia river. In with the reports of officers, Samuels of Everett Wash., withstanding the claims for! C h a rt e r of the M cKen xIe riv er lodge horse. chairmen of the departments took turns with Mrs. Ruth Deeds to the right of way for tin of Maaoua. organized In Kugene aome Democratic regularity made and presidents of the various Mowers, presidinj;. The lat R oosevelt highway through the pluttec tim e ago. > u p resented la st S a t u r bv the citizens of Atlanta. se ction of Win c h e a te r Bay were re clubs. The reports all ina'n- day night S e v era l grand lodge otfl ter is the president of the Austin and Miami, who have c e r t were In a t te n d a n c e to co nduct 1 celved re c e n t ly hy the Douglas co unt) tained this past Now Playing Till Sunday year had Oregon Federation of Col developed a superior skill in court, s e ttlin g a c o n trov ersy that ha the cerem o nies. been their best year of the ored Womens Clubs. Mon., Tues., W ed.- and Thurs. the art or science of nullify- been e x i s t i n g for co n sid era b le Unit Connie J . G ra bh of B a k e r was elect I*«deration and all praised i n g constitutional amend- i ed president of the Oregon S t a t o Elk» between the court and the hlghwii) RAMON NAVARRO and A LIC E T E R R Y The women felt that such the capable leadership of co mm ission T h e Roosevelt highway ae lociattau without op position at the ments. which they h a v e In president Mrs. N. | an organization would he ve final aeaaiou of tbe 1927 conven tion was laid out a t an an gle through tb< the'r made their peculiar study, i ry lirlphil in keeping alive held in B a k e r last week. A storia was W i n c h e s t e r Hay tow nslte, and us thi Asberry. But Representative Hull lias ! county Is required to furn ish the right chnHt-n a s tbe 1928 co nven tio n city. Several constructive mea- the spirit o f the National also b e e n REGULAR. J of wuy the co st was g rea tly Increased > W ith the h e a v ie s t t r a f fi c on the sure* were passed The snee man v were so situated the first sesion of the Six T h e r e was a total of f<.173,434 ol ' highway s In the histo ry of the st a t e body voted to ally itself with ‘ ‘'»Id not attend all lie tieth Congress, he introduc t h er e was n6t a single f a ta l t r a f fi c I s t a t e funds on hand J u l y 1, according the Womans Legislature sesions. to a report complied by S t a t e T r e s s a ccid en t ov er the F o u rth of J u l y boll ed a bill to R E P E A L the - Council of Wash. It vo- Aside from the strenuous u rer Kay. Of this amount I1.4U2.842.&: days in Orei 'in. a cco rd in g to T. A R af following law, which provid was credited to the g en era l fund ol ted to purchase a tree in the business sessions which were fety, ch ie f of the s t a t e t r a f f i c squad es punishment for crimes a- tbe state, $3.108.009 18 to the hlg b w a) 8l xly-o ne d if f e r e n t v a rieties of | new fourty acre park reccn-,l<]<l W illiams Avenue Y. gainst citizens’ rights: fund. 3838,338.f>7 to the soldiers' homo w heat were inspected at the Umatllln tly acquired by the state ^ ( • A - •be women closed fund. 1372.238.47 to the co m m on school Sec. 5508, Revised Statu co unty grain n u r s e r y nort h of I'endte Federation of white women •be meeting with a “stunt” fund, 3233.4S4 88 to the Industrial ac tes of the United States: ton last Mogduy, when the annual cldent fund Included In the general to perpetuate the life of the',M ,,,n*J "ti tlit* boat “Sea field day of the > ounty g ra in growers Conspiracy to injure or in fund as shown In this rep ort a re $791, Douglass f’r. Each organi-^ d f . was held. D. E. S te p h e n s , superln timidate citizens in the exer 487 99 of autom obile re g istra tion fern tendent of 'h e e x p e rim e n t statio n at zat’on buying a tree will ----- 7°------ cise of civil rghts: If two or which will be apportioned ftsplembei Moro, and G eorge It. Hyslop, head ol have its name inscribed upon Attorney E. |. Minor and 1, leaving oDly 1811,374 62 In this fuiiiJ more persons conspire to in he farm cr o ps d epartm en t at Gregor. a plate attached to the iri-e, have taken rooms at the with which, tog ether with between jure. oppress, threaten or in Agricultural college, ext lalned the w borne of Mr. and Mrs. 1... $200.000 and $.300.000 In In surance selected. I he Federation ee CONVENIENT su its ob ta in ed in tbe d evelo pm ent ol timidate any citizen in the co rp oration and m iscella neous, to run Roy Blackburn on Stanton. new typ -s of grain und t b e be n efits ot free exercise or enjoyment of the state. c e r ta in types of fert ilizer. BANKING any right or privilege secur A large body of high grad e or e ha> T b e ch erry crop In the Ashland sec been reported uncovered In the old ed by the Constitution or tion is exce eding all e x p e c ta t io n s, ac In th e b lo c k -l o n g b u ild in g o f th e U nited w orkings of the Red Oak gold mine laws of the L nited States- or cording to offic ia ls of the local Fru it S ta te n N a t i o n a l a r e m a ny w in d o w s w h ere and Produce a ssocia tio n, who st at ed T h i s property, sit uated below the Ku because of his having exerci bll mine on Galls creek. Is au olil-tlm* you m a y m a k e y o u r d e p o s i t s a n d w i t h that inste ad o f only one c a r for ship sed the same; or if two or producer, but has been closed down rnent to th<- e a s t , the cr o p will total d ra w a ls . more persons go in DIS for a nu m ber of year». fnHUw>,V.0ilwintCr ’ity I" fmir *hade>—Natural. Pink, Brunette» severa l cars. and White. High Brown Face Powder lmg corned ftg place in the M. V. R e e v e s of South B aker, 102 GUISE on the highway or W ith a program th a t h a s a ttr a cted «teem of the most discriminate and skeptical users of toilet ar- You will t h u s be a b l e to c o n d u c t y our y ea rs of age, en jo yed the lin ker Fourth on the premises of another, poaltryrnen from southern Callfornlu b a n k i n g b u s i n e s s y 'ith d ls p n trh and eon- j* * own distinctive merit and the complete siitiafoctio/to of Ju ly c eleb r a tio n so much that af te i end northern W ash ing ton, a s welt as with the intent to prevent or ven ien ce. riding with o th e r civil war veteran? fr< rn all parts of Oregon, the fifth an hinder his free exercise or en In the parade he Aiinced to music In iiuU co nven tio n of the O re gon Poul joyment of any right or pri- Uie park for the e n te r ta in m e n t of tb» trymeri’s a ss o cia tio n was held In Cor L i b e r a l I n t e r e s t on S a v in g s Manufactured only l»y crowd during tbe barbecue. vilge so secured, they shall | vallls last week. be fined not more than $5,- S e g r e g a tio n in tile public »choolx of i.tic. other than color were proved to THE OVERTON HYGIENIC ( XX) ami imprisoned not more New J e r v e y h a . been dealt a decisive be peculiar to appellant, and in no way MPO COMPANY '(ia than ten years; and shall.; blow, in the decision of S t a l e Commis .hared hy the pupil, who were left in Unhod States moreover, be thereafter inel sioner of Education John H. Lopan, the Tome River school »o as to jti.tify CHICAGO National Bank- in the Ton is Rive case. the exclusion of such appellant, on igible to any office or place Braad-V a d Sts* S Stark " T h a t ultimately, however, the plac other ground..” of honor, profit or ‘.rust cre ing of childre n in such school was de Victory in this case rightly goes to ated by the Constitution or | MRS. E. D. CANNADY term ined upon a color basis is evident the National Association for the Ad laws of the United States. i from the f a rt that not only appellants vancement of Colored People, through 312 Macleay B ld g,, Portland Representative Hull intro-1 ¡but other Negro pupils were sent there, who.e a t to r n e y , Eugene R. Hayne, the " O n e o f t h e N o r t h w e x t ’x G r e a t B a n k a ’ Pacific Const Distributor duced his bill, H. R. 13853, to j that no white children were ever injustice wa. found in the New Jersey placed a m on g them, and no character- Supreme Court and before the commis R E P E A L the above statute,] Peoples Theatre “ Ro 6 in Hood" Lowers" 25 , PEOPLES THEATRE H ig h -B rc w nFacePow der sioner of education.