VD, 0239., April 2.—A9-
fir fan Bait-.93 Sfates Supreme
rm“ taken tram the éecision
hm yesterasy by three
= judges holding unconstitn~
V the Oregon Compuisery Pub—
at»! law, adapted by the vet-
inflame measure in 1922.
‘ Opinion at the three juéges
. the right at private achooia'
mt in the state. holding that
~ xxx-Ernest! to teach grammar
must be regarded as natural
inherent.”
“an act weld not be more exec-
tor utterly destroying the bus!-
1“ and occupation or the com-
Wat's schools except perhaps
m eelleges and preparatory grades,
if it had been ent. tied to "an act
In prevent parochial and private
M £20m teaching the grammar
rattles.” the op inion holds.
The opinion knocking out the
we! law was rendered after a
lasting en banc by Circuit Judges
9. E Woiverton and R. 5 Dean.
The law which requires children
a! grammar school age to afiend a
white school was to have become ef-
fective September. 1926.
Private parochial schools attacked
”the 13?: which they said was a!. e6
1t them.
The decision was In cases brought
*by the Kill ‘Iiiizarr academy of
Mend, a. privaé e SCI‘IOOI for boys.
and by the Society 0! Sis: rs of the
«Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. :1.
Diabolic has it :Iion, ltd-mg charge
at parochia‘ sch-on c. The defend-
stats are Gm. Vi er: 7!. PI erce,
Attorney-Genera I I. II Van “ink;
and Stanley Myers, dis ric: attcrney
of Multnnmah county.
The compulsory public school law
was adoptea by a. vote or 115,506 to
163,635 after a heated campaign.
The biz}. orggmalIy proposed by the
Scottsh Rize Biasons. became one o:
the main ntssuis of the general elec-
flan or 1322, being back (I. by 2.329
Federateé Patriotic societix and the:
XL! Km: Khan.
The court made 1": plain t
acted on the preposition
constitutional rignts of pa
been contravre med by the
:3 much as the rights 0:
planing organizations.
"Parents and guardians," said the
Gearing-I," have a? Intere s: in the
eonsfituzienai r17‘vs c: ccmp‘. {inams
19 see that their schoo-s :1; 3y be
mmtamefl far 1%: uSputum ‘benezit
3nd use of the pa - rned."
The deeming (‘1‘? ‘ 3.: the
am 113.8 {:18 rig: éjgiu the
caramement or a. s'. at . fin: de-
prives a. citizen of cor st: utional
fishta or deprives a. corporation of
its property 'wizhou: due process or
law, and then proceeds to enjoin the
defendants {ram e .50 reins the law
on those grounds.
The law provides that parents or
, guardians of cthdren between S and
18 mast send the chiidren to pub-
‘ lie Ichools daring the public school
‘ term or be guihy of a misdemeaner
for each ca 5' I27 3* are kept out.
A flour fer cakes and sweet bread
is being made in France {rem sugar
boots. on: into sr-"I‘Il piece sand tha-
_ 61.1;th dried before the, V':'& e ground.
He only time pedestrians have
the right-of-way Is when the ambu-
luzee is raking flat-m to the hospital.
Maize. Star,
Edison 225. race than 1990 pat-
“ ‘
insane: AND WHITE
IS COLOR SCHEHE I
or FLANNEL SUEP
1.; show that 0113 condition is not un-
; ‘22: Cactidge mu remain in Wash-
3 era. Aside fram the variation caused
’ in that the ice holds in check the
firs. Annie Haldek (150“) and
Mash: Simek.
3513.0: Simek is no gentleman.
When he was arrested Detroitg
police and charged with {chitin
f«11:31:12»? of letters swfitien to M
Ford, mm of Hem-3 Ford, threat-
ening to biind the three Ford chil-
dren nnIess $1, 050 000 was paid,
be promptly placed all of the
blame on his Iandlad y, Mrs. Annin
Haldek. He says sfie induced him
to write _the letters. Sh. denies
any art in the conspiracy. Simek'
has ear: in this country only a.
few men
COOLIDGE ENDS
VACATION PLANS
WASHINGTON. Anti! 2.—-Preal-
ington all summer.
This sIaIcmen: was made nt the
White House todav In answer to 'n-
quizms v Lets. er \Ir. Coolidge plan-
ned to ac- apt any or the offers of
summer homes which 113?. been
coming in to him.
Business can be transacted is
flashing ion more easily than at any
place remmed from the capital. in
the cpinicn of Ike President, and
the slight dime-reuse in comfort is
no: one to be given any considerabxe
thought.
Mr timings viz-runny has gbnnd-_
one II rims for a trip in May to speak
a; the corn-:rsivne Easing of the In-
dia-2a War memorial at Indianapolis.
and a: lee sImI-mmennial celebra-
Iion cI' Iur-J Lice Unixersity, at Lafa-
:ctte Ind. His engagement to speak
at 11“.»: 33:21:31 lunchcen of the Asst»
mated Press in New York on April
preciuae his making the
11:1 trip.
How Ice Afiects
River Flow
One of {he pmblems of hydro-
(“metric gemrz‘tzion is the-variation
. in the amount of water flow in'flv-
by min-fan. there is the diminution
when'a river freezes. One would
. naturally think that there would be
Iiule change, ti‘ at the water would
continue to flow under the Ice at
the same rate as before. Observer
tions on the Missippl river at Keo-
‘Imk show that a thin coating of
gice reduces the amount of. water
‘ passing over the (Earn 66 per cent. in
one week's time. Records kept
1 cver a. period or ten years further
'Ausual. but a. rtgulér thing. Conse-
quently. in hydro-electric plums.
such as that at Keokuk. when the
entire low water flow is utilized and
where there is practically no storage
possible, it is very important that
the amount or water that will be
avafiable under such condition be
accurately predicted.
10:: show that the new during gm
flow to 40 per cent. in 6 6m ab
which point it remains War?
for 5 days, and men mam :0!
covers to 75 or 86 per cent. at the
and of about 20 days from the in);
tin! freeze-up.
The reason for the sudden drop
Observations over a. ten-year pcr- '
winter depends upon the Want of ,
now at the time o: freeze-up; that ‘
the freeze-up reduces the amopnt of W
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extremely deflects things. The new-
est aim: the sweet and the tfiixgh—
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day out and be a: helpless seem;
broken down old wreck: Run :1;-
most any tire across one 0! than
flocks of sharp pointed etude“ m
tires to cool down. and“ Injury in
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home. Then tender creatures are-
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bruise ma rim cut end a. unusual.
other 111:. The trouble is among
the commonest of humi'n’ sufferings?
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star it up. the price of whux‘eoni
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