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Opinion of Attorney -General
Guides State Commis
sion in Decision
HA I KM, QrO., Ahk. I I'n Inr tllu
inw u ih Inoutnboul upon tho iduoa
tlottnl AuthoHiloi 6t Orogon td con
Untie In ii mi Hid two Ihlfdt 0f Hie
text book noi now covoroi iy
contPAOtl until hucIi Ulna tut new
udoplloai ure tuaUo by tlia toxt booh
QommleMlon. Buti muter i ha law,
the toxt inioii aonipiiwlon oannot
iiiiikn new mloplloUH unill Novoffitiot1
1 liytf. TUo la w ipoolflcally (mlntd
Mit the duty cf tbfl (exi book com1
ra t as top unit tlx itftlo bosrd of odu
tu(l, bonOQ (here In no Dmorgoncy
exInllllK'
The ftbOVQ In MibMuiM'" IS (he
opinion "f Attornoy Oonoral Vim
Winkle, wtlOIQ wrlUon opinion on
the auQitlon wim rooolvod today by
tno Htute board of education tot
IowIiik ! i Offtl opinion whlili wiiN
delivered yenlerduy to the ntatO text
hook convilsslOaV. In tie- fico of
(hut opinion (In- COIW&lltttOp voted
to moot AiiKiint 2n uud adopt new
books
l.ntv Ih QtlOtOd
'Die opinion qnolOl Hi" low Of
1023 which HtiyH: "The itinin hoard
of text hook aOtfilttUtetOliorfl n!mll
llteet lit (lie Htnle eiiplhd OH Hie (hint
Monday 111 Novomltor In Hm year
10 24, tOd n He (bird Monday In
November every (wo yOAH Lh01
ttftur."
The opinion ulno eltoit tho law re-
Qulrlni Hi" itAto ittnorfntondonl ol
OOnooll In Kehruni) , 19 tit Md In
I'ehruary of every two yearn ihere
after, to QOtlfy the puldUhent of (he
nootlni of the,ti't tiook commloalon
in ii hold the follow la i November.
Another qiiotutlon from (he law
ayn that "all rnntrarth with pwti
llHhern for book not BDAOftOd nhtill
remain In for" until Hp- rtadoplUni,
replacement or IUbft$(ttUOB Ol wald
tixt books1
Tin opinion IntorpreU tho law to
mean that "Hot UM Ot t' t bOOkfl
no adopted In muudittory upon nil
public ictiboli und toacben in the
tato without ipeelfylns any limita
tion of tlBBfl fr Mich USO The only
ooneluelon thereitbre to bo dittwp. i
that (hey un- to DO ILtOd uttikl OUUK"
ed hy action of lhj text hook com
uiIkhIoii and Mtate board of odUOO
Uon." rOttttuliwIon $ V lew h
Tin- tO&t honk commlHhton yOStOf
day wiih of the opinion that it had
a HkIK to adopt bOOkl at cUtO other onloMJd (hem turned VVr to tin
than provided in the law because) ol rtoeoburg police.
Ashland Loop
Declared Good
California Man Decrie
Unfair Road Pub
1 i c i t y
"Why III III" world don't you
puoplo do Moutotblni to dlipal Hm
impromlon Hint i prevalent tuut
Mm A hIi lit tirt hlKliwuy In a IimikIi
proportion and in bad itoapn?"
'I'll In In (llO QUulllOtl thftt Willi
(Iiimi hi Tho fflvoiilni Herald iy Al
Uori ii. Waleri or the Hun in Koifl
U'lillf.l I'li'im Democrat hidny upon
iiin arrival in ine city from Aehland
on bin way lo Cruinr l.itlu-. ( on
Huulnc Mr. Wilt ma said I
"At vnrioui point! atone j,bo Pa
blflc highway in California wo on
oounlorod Un: itatcinonl Unit I
would i"' fooiinii io try mill roach
Cralor Uako iy way of tho AaUland
hlfhway ami Klamath KuIIh, and
in wan not withoul a llttlo troplda
nun ibal i started toward! iiiu
illy on whitl I expootod to Ii" Hi"
uoal ilirriiuit pan or my trip to
iiriiiiih Columbia. Tin' "Bivqn-Mll!
horror." an i bocao to montally
cbrlatsn tb! droop Bprloi mountalOi
moltod Into odo or tho moat dollfbt
rui Hprprlao! or my nr ami wboa
I roachad iiiin etty i wai iiiiriinK
BOatbOmal at Iboao WbO nearly
spoiled one of the tlnwt oxounloni
of my experience, 1 am koIiik to
Willi- lo (he California Auto iihho-
clatlon telling them tho truth about
lb! Aahland highway ami i will
run I in in- tu do what 1 i-iin to ron
VlH0! lhO!C I may DtOOl that they
win have mliaed one or the grandeal
ilghti on iiiu pacific ooaat if tboy
pni.ii by llo' highway botWOOO Anli
land ami Klamath Pall!1
Mr Water! i aocompanlod hy
.Mn: WTatora and lad thin morning
for CratOr l.ul.o, from Whtob point
in- will go 10 Medford and con
hi nortb to Drltlih Columbia,
Runaway Boys Arc
Back With Parents
ItOSBBURQ, Ore., Aug! t John
and Arthur Hunter, 1 2 and ii yean
ot axi', who ran away from homfl on
Kattirdny ami win- plrkcd up hy
Bounty offlcen near Myrtle Creek
Sunday, were returned to tholr par-
anti, .Mr. ami Mm. B. It. Huntor at
Uedford thin morning, Tim hoya
WOW given a lirt hy a lourlnt, hut at
HOI) Haven auto camp the tmyii wet
loon hy .MltiH l'llrliford, county juv-
I'lilto ofrii-or, who hframo amttili-loiiii
that tboy wit,' runawayi, and upon
QUMtlonl&g tint tOOlBtl and flnd-
inn her HuppoKition to bo correct,
Road Progress
Noted By Board
Chamber of Commerce Direc
tors Surest 10-Day Loop
Trip For Tourista
tho folluttliiK provli.ton of tin- law
"tr at any time dtirliiK tho td yi-arn
povorlliR tho addition or toxt hooka
an heroin provided, a publllbor nhall
fall or ho unable to furnlnli any
mlopli'd tost hook, or bin contract
ho ronclmli'd. or for any cnimo, It op
timum noooaaary to adopt any toxt
hook iniioau oi or in aniiiiion iunr j- w t i
thoic rdqulrod hy Uio couraa i.r LfV. OlStlOp UliablC
ntudy In fQrCO at 100 tlino or tno
rKular addition, tho chairmaii ot
tho hoard r lex! bbok! commlKHlou -orn
or tho Kovornor may call a Hpoc
Jal loaiton r Mid hoard and It Hlialt
thereupon oonvono nnd adopt snob
toxt hook In tho namo niannor an
In thin nil provided, ami tho Hlatc
luportntenflonl iha in aueh oaao
imune the proper elrculai'ii nnd
nottcoa to he lonl to the publjibara."
The opinion declare! ihgt nono of
the CObdl(loni mcnt'nr.eu In I he
BbovO oxerpt now oxlit ami addi:
"It In true thai tho contractu for two
tlilrdn of Iho hookn new In iiho In
the public lOhQOl! have expired, but
tho itatuto ipoolflcally auUtorlioa
tho OOnttnuod ua'o of IttOh hookH for
two and four yearn for Uio renpec
tlVO thlrdli and Unit no other text
bonkn hill he lined In the public
HchnolH abbloquohl to aueh addition.
In other wordn, the leKlHlnturo ban
early Indicated It! Inlentlou that the
bookn already adopted ahull remain
In linn until now adoptloun am made
nt tho regular biennial period! uoi
out In Iho itatUtbi"
Thin would Hoem lo explodo tho
theory of iiomo mOmbdri of tho toxt
hook oOmmilltOh that tho iilloruey
gonoral'a verbal opinion loft all au
porlntbndout! troo to adopt toxt
hooka an Ihoy naw fit,
PAIR JUDOB8 nami:i
APpOlntrhoilt of flvo JmlKon wbu
off li'lntd III JuiIkIiik KUimalh exhib
it! at Iho oOUDty fan woro dniiouno
od biHt nlnlil from Iho county
ngent'a ojtflco, H, a. Langron win
JiiiIk" boot oatllo, Bhoop hogs; it.
0. Kowlor iIiiih boon nnniod JiiiIro of
dairy icutllo; H, 11. Ifnwoll, 6t croiw;
Ada Uruwntoi', nlomoatlc ail and
oiilliiary. Nil word lhag .vol heon ro
oolvod fioni John II. (hlllOt an lo
wbotbw or not bo will Judnt) poul
try. Mr. Kullor In Bocrutary of Iho
Bouthorn Oregon Poultry llroodern
UHHoclatlon.
They were held until (he author1
tie! could got In touch with tbolr
paronti. Tramportatloq wan recolv-
od for them thin niornliiK, and tboy
wore Mat home hy Hlno. Tho older
hoy had )ll In hln ppUOallon when
picked up.
To Keep Schedule
Firm who aro awaiting tho
v lull at their ranch of Dr. G-OOrgO
llliihop, T. II. Innpr-ctor for tho
UnltOd Siaien Bnroau of Animal In
diinlr.v. aro ai-ked not to he lmpa
tieni if the p. s. loipector doo!
not arrive on ncheduled time.
So many farmer! have naked to
have their herds Inspected, thai
the federal man can not live up i
bin previously announced m-hodule.
HAltNHAHT'S HAI.K OF
SUMMKn DKB88HS. (- Adv.
DIOOINQ UBQON ().
BWKDISH SEOriKT
CALM A 11, Sweden, Aur- -1.
Work has boon oommorasod In oxca
vallirg tho Swodlab Pbiitpoll. an Ian
cleni olroular city alto from the
early Iron age, with nine Kates ami
(oundntlon for houioi, it is in
Iho OOJltor of Iho Island of Ueland.
Tlio work In under tho lUporvll&On
of .Marlon Btonborgor, un arcbeolo-
glat, ami an appropriation for Uio
expense bun boon niailo hy Iho Swed
ish Tvurlat aiBOKdattOn,
Tho OXiBtOnoo of this old forti
fied irobrout, IimantorPi lum boon
known for gonoraliona, but practic
ally IbOthlng has boon done until
till! year lo dotorinlno what tho
ruins conooali
Tho circular Outer wall, formed
of magnificent llmeitwno blocks.
Joined with adinlrahle skill Without
tiio use of mortar, Is ahout 1,200
foot long, IS! foot, high and IS foot
thii.-k. II. In not llkoly, Prof. Ston
bqrger bollovca that, tho wall wan
ovor much hlgllor than It la today.,
ROBDlSRfi m.mu; n.wi,
NIOW YORK, Aug. -I. (P) Four
robber!, who bold up tho Ratt Side
Pawn Shop ot Patrick Clancy today
escaped with dlamonda valuod at
TO,000 aflor binding two clorka.
Ono yard ot abort nklrt, can look
more IHtereatlpig lilinn bait u ynrd
or iintihltig' Miit.
I'rogroHii In the promotion The
l)allealtoiio-I,o, A'iKeIi- highway
woi reporieii in Um ghambor of
-iiiniiiiirai dlrootori Nil! njopn by
CllOtOn J. Fuliber of bOffkOttt, Cali
fornia, In a latter, reay,
with the (Clamatb ohamber anc-
cosnmi In having Um l lamai h-."la
iiu, Kt-ction of Tho DilloB-Oailfotnlif
hlKhwuy a fatbjrul aid road, ami
wllb llituri-st hnlilg arouned In the,
highway hy lhfl California Commfa
lop,1 tio r,oad and highway x)iu
mlttbe of the chamher hi reeling op
tlmlatlc ovor tho nortb and aoutli
highway. A'cBOfdlnif lo .Mr, Fulchor
Uio California oommlulotl Ogpn I
tbamielvo! fuwrabla to the Intor
itato djiattwtay,
it. c, rjrooiboeb strggiitod to the
director! that the Klamath fchain
her f commoreo promote a ten
duy tOUrllt loop, starling from Han
FranicIlCO, leading -up tho couat
through 9urpka, I he redwood f jrt-Hl,
CriiicojJt city, tiiiioin Paaa, tho
Oregon envoi, Crater Lake; d iwn
Klamath lake to Kdmatb P'aiii ami
on Mouth into California by way ot
tho Lava beds.
Bacretary Babln urged the hoard
of director ti organbta the obamber
of commerce chairmen an I get the
unmmlttuflu functl jnlnn hnfor! Hep.
teniber 1, when the ctvumbor foruma
atari again.
Col rut I C.. fl, Th'.-ii-i-in, dlrm-l-fi '
tit tvrale'r ,"40nal l-.i -k Invlteil (., I
vhuiobdr of wmninriK- dlrc-iom to
hwpocl Ibu pavliu: w.rk now In
pnogresH on tin.- entrance to tho
national park.
Through Basra tary Babln, thai
railroad loinmlltei- , Hie ohlimbtr
annvancad that in handling1 the
iallnid filt'.iiitlun no rallroa V w m j
favorxd over another mid ihut the
boat Intereitg of the general public
would bo the? Otltrlon Dial would
govern tln-lr QOltberatloni,
Lettuce Grower
Highly Pleased!
Surprise that lie- lettuce crop In
Woous valloy ihowod aueb good
promise, waa uxprviied today by
vValter ilont, niemb i the firm of
Bawdy ami Hunt, which has planted
40 acres of land In Hi" tortile vain y
to toUUCOj prluia.'i!" aa an oxperl-
mont,
Mr. Hunt arrive'! today from Lpa
Angola! lo upend loveral daya In
Kbimath inspecting the oxporimental
crop. It the experiment proven a
success- ua 11 gives promise of do
ing no at tills time- the IvOfl Angeles
firm will Increane their acreage next
year nnd the lettuce will be an ch
tabllabed crop of tie- Klamath country.
She Sues
JmjKB Hn IgagV
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Mr. Bitty Jenknii, of Chicago, l
itilng hir huiAnd for divorce ami
I nulng hln parents for $100,000 for
alienation of affections. She ehargH
that where they took a motor trip lo
BOltOn they took a dog Dions In
preference to her.
l ' 1 - - - - -r ; nii
aaiuro roldeut,H that tHnlr eom
plainti of iho ootlvltles if bandit!
wnro unjasi Iflwl. Suinmor llaiaors
had been kept away fnym Mm (lis
porta thultrlcl, II wui .dldgod, hy re
porla Hut tho district ra overrun
with bandJlH.
Iteturnlitg to Bofla -the minister
of Juatico und bin patty were :i(-
tacked h.y baad Jiesjiletl hy ivun
A' in.issoff, ii former nc.'hool teaiflier.
Tho militia went to tho aid of the
official parly, aorlously woumled At
anaaioff and killed tho members of
his l;Und,
Henderson Returns
From Owens Valley
Next Thursday Eve
Word was received this noon by
Mrs. T. W. Nuwcoinh that C. A.
Henderson, county agent, will, re
luadlng them CO move, to Klamath,
day evnlng, after an' absence of
several weeks In Owens valley for
Hie purpose of making personal
rails upon the farmura of that
southern California valley and Jer
suadlng the mto move to Klamath.
Henderson waa aont south by the
county court at the suggestion of
the chamber of commerce.
OFFICIAIi ;)T ACTIVK I'ltOOF
of itonnt i; hand's WORK
VKASTA. Hulgarla, Aug. 4. Min
later of Juatice liohoahevskl re-
Icantiy vidtad the Vraata district to
'rrrt
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Death Mystery
Charlea Schwartz' Dis
appearance la yet
Unsolved
MAftTINKZ, Calif., Aug. 4. (fl) -Soluttaa
or the mystery aun-oiinil-ing
tin deatli lii tho laboratory f
the Paclflj Colluloae company at
Walnut. Crook, first suppoaod t,i
have been that of Chorion Henry
fVhwartx Uorkeley ohviilat, advanc
ed today, h
1'rucood.lng on tV- Iheory I hut
Schwarfx or someone elno killed Ids
Rodrlgoi, a Poctngueao farm hand
and assigned bin u pwatTrumoua part
aa a double for Schwartz In a
carefully staged death acono In the
company's plant to defraud Insur
ance companlei, the autborltlei lire
bending every effort to Identify the
body found after the expljal-ou.
No posltlvo Identification of the
corpse us that Ilodrlguez baa been
made. A, CI. Idas, for whom Itod
rlguez worked for 3 years, viewed
bbeybody and gave It aa hta opinion
that thore waa a physical -resemblance
but he said he would not idea
tlfy it positively.
A bee may live aa long as G8
hours after losing Its stinger In
tlpgiog a person, but the average
period Is from lu to IT, hours.
Mens Fine Sox Blaci and Tan
colors 6 palra for II. Klamath
Klothing Kompany. Adv. 31-$. . ,
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to seekers of beauty
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made solely to foster good complexions
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Soans to "destroy" germs should be used only by
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Note carefully
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