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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-11-21
COUNTY COURT VS. HIGH SCHOOLS


In its account Of the stormy session of
the County Court last week. the Malheur
Enterprise makes the astonishing statement
in connection with the REFUSAL Of the board
to pay the tuition Of students in the High
Schools vino come frUm districts where iiu
such schools exist:
1.-The amount or the justice Of this claim
is not questioned, nor has il been. but law
was passed wherein the restriction If the
six per cent referred 10 seems to eliminate
the possibility Of providing funds with
which to pay it."
This may seem 10 our contemporary a
plausible defense for the indefensible posi-
ton taken. particularly by the County Judge
George w Mcknight. but alas il is as full
Of holes as Swiss cheese.
In the first place the law requiring the
County Court. from the High School tax
fund, 10 provide this money was passed
prior % the enactment If the sO-called Iimita
tiOn law. Secondly the law is a mandOtOry
statute. and is not left open a. the discretiOus
Of the County Court And third air hole
in this sophistry is that the Attorney Gen
eral, who is a lawyer II high standing anil
long experience. has ruled that IL j. the dutr
Of the cOnrt 10 pay this.
But passing all that aside. how can q
County Court which places IN a budget the
items II Watson grade: and which has levied
tazes for general funds ~ high that j. has
produced a cash banlaDee IN its favor II $6S-
1883, refuse 90 honor the claims II the
High Schools based on a mandatory statute 2
What is a. prevent the reduction Of
taxes for General funds 50 that even after
paving for the tuition of the pupils from
the outlying sections in the Vale. Nyssa and
Ontario schools, the county would still be un-
der the six per cent limitationi
Again what is the matter with the
Court paying the bill. since il has not hither-
10 Regarded the budget 80 religiOusly, from
other funds by transferring the necessary
amOuntsl The County Court house has
been repaired at a greater cost that the bud
get estimate; and a recent budget estimate
included the item Of 1880 for the Suceorl
creek road which was never spent
The Argus would not for moment ad
vOcate the abandonment Of the budget sys-
TEN, in fact il bclives that il should be deem
ed gross disdemeanOr for governing BODY
10 use funds listed in budget for any other
purpose than that for which il was specifica!-
ly raised Also is would make il a mis-
deanor for any tax levying body % create a
deficit in any If its funds
But since the present court, IN the past.
has ignored items in the budget, we cannot
see how IT can now assume 50 niggardly an
attitude as 10 refuse "a meet Just bill
And neither should il be necessary. a.
our Vale contemporary intimates, that
friendly suit be brot to compel the court
10 take this action. That will Just add an
additional cost either 10 the school districts
involved or 10 the County. However if the
court refuses 10 accede 10 the reasonable de-
mands Of the School districts the suit should
be brot al unce and settled
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-11-21
VS. VS. VS.
SHALL THEY BE PENALIzED.

Practically every hoy and girl who at
tends the Ontario, Vale and Nyssa High
Schools and whose h. me is not within the
boundaries Of these districts. is the son or
daughter of stockman or rancher
DO the people Of Malheur county take
the position that because their parents are
engaged in business that requires them 10
TO live IN sparcely settled regions where
the best educational facilities can not he
maintained for their children, that these
children shall not have the same educational
advant ges enjoved by the residents Of the
cities aud towns We believe not.
Are not these children entitled to the
same adyantagesl They certainly are. And
Furthermore ii IS up TO the taxpayers of the
County to see that they get them.
The total bill for the tuition Of all these
children is small, comparatively speaking,
being about half of that for the County
Court requested the people to provide TO
meet the State and Federal road appropria-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-11-21

tions for Post Roads. The people Of the
county would rise in rebellion were they de-
MED entirely the right Of voting such tax.
could it not be provided otherwise
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-11-21
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-11-21

'roUR LrHznrY BOND
PAYHSr n DIE:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
I'm GLAD | TRIED
DREC0 SAYS THIS
PORTSMOUTH Girl
Suffered From Biliousness and Nervous
Affection, But Could Find No Relief
Until She Tried New Herb
Medicine.

Perhaps one OF the most popular nd
we'll thought OF young ladies in her
set is Miss Flossie Thomas. the IS
year-old resident OF 500 Chestnut St.
Portsmouth. But despite her popular
ity and many social activities Miss
Thomas was not happy. She was vic
tim of liver trouble, and a peculiar
nervous affection added to her troubles
In her signed statement. Miss Thomas
says: II am young enough to be
healthy, but somehow haven't had
much health for three years. Heart
burn and dizzy spells were some OF my
chief causes OF complaint. and my
tongue was constantly coated and my
breath unpleasant. l lost my appetite.
and sleep was out of the question on
account Of the unstrung condition Of
my nerves. | also suffered terribly
from constipation and bad taste in my
mouth
i have taken numbers Of medicines
saw advertised but until found
Dreco had no luck in Improving But
now, after the first bottle Of Dreco, !
am greatly improved, and am glad I
decided to try Dreco."
Dreco Is purely an herbal medicine.
made from roots, leaves, banks and
berries-nature's own medicine for ma
lures ills. 1t is Inexpensive, easy to
take and It's action is felt almost from
the very first dose
Dreco may he obtained at almost any
GOOD drug store, and Is particularly
recommended in Richmond by Tragic
Drug Co. SIT East Broad Street; Grant
Drug Co, Broad and Seventh Streets
and Main and Twelfth streets. chclf
Drug Co., Broad and Harrison Streets,
In Petersburg BY z. A. Morrison, and
in Hopcwell, Va, by Georges Drug
Store.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
ADDRESS SHlPYARD WORKERS
Speakers Seut Ivy shipping Ronrd
Arousc Workmen TO Enthusiasm
nj West Point
' Speciai 10

tSpecial 20 The Times Dispatchl
WEST POINT. VA, May 23.-Dr.
Charles A Eaton. Of New York. at
the head of tho national service Soc
ton OF the United states Shippiny
Board. sent party OF three men 10
rhe York Shipbuilding Company. here
for meeting with the men L. 6.
burgess. butchercd soldier OF the
Princess Pat" regiment OF Canada
the very first TO 20 over-told some
hair-raising experiences of the trench
es in France. j. y. Ycomans urged the
workmcn to speed up" on tho build
ng. for we must get our supplies over
there and it takes ships TO do Il,
Therefore. build ships 20 heat he'll
for That is what is let loose in France
and we've got 70 beat IT," A. o. Morse
IN charge OF the part vivI,llv de-
s,rihcd some OF the pttiless methods
q III" Germans in carrying out the
'frisht:uiness" order OF the Kaiser.
which brought tears to the eve. OF
The men. DR.. f.atons methods will
-oduce more speed now. and after Tho
ar these lessons OF good citIzcnshin
III not be lost
The speakers will address yhInyard
workers al HAMPTON and Ncwnort
News Tomorrow and at Norfolk on
Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL
PLAYERS MUCH IN AIR
III Requirement OF "Nork or Fight
Includes Them, 1T May Close
Big Leagues.
NO RULING AS YET MADE
War Department Will Not Pass ON
Question Until Specific Case Is
Brought to- Its Attention In Oil
cial Fashion-Would Strip Clubs.
tBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Provost-
Marshal General Crowders new work
or fight" regulations will probably re-
qutre professional baseball players
either TO engage In some useful occu-
patton or TO join the army.
baseball players as we'll as Jockeys.
professional golfers and other profess
sional sportsmen. General Crowdcr said
to-day. viii be affected by the regula-
tons IL strictly enforced. General
Crowder said ne did no, desire 10 make
specific rulings at this time. and would
make rulings only when cases come TO
him from local boards after July /.
No Interpretations Of the new rcgu-
lat!ons and no expression of opinion
as 10 whether or not one another
sport or game Is included will be
made. said statement by General
Crowder. until a specific case is pre-
scented through official channcls.'
The War Department issued a state
ment regarding baseball players and
other prof"ssioual sportsmen which
said
NO ruling as to whether baseball
players or persons engaged in golf.
tennis or any other sport. come under
the regulations regarding !dlers and
nonesTentiai pursuits. will be made un-
I'll specific case has been appealed
TO tho provost marshal- or
fec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
WILL TAHE NINETY PER CENT
OE' NC LEAGUE. PLAYER

y" : s~nCip 'cF E'-ntS.
SffW YORK Nav 23-Rnnorts from
m" big lcariI" clubs 90 The East show
that aupro~ 1pa'"lv 20 per cent az the
PLAYERS "iil 10 lost - ORGANIZED b7s"
h7u hv tho war Department order.
TN. Yartccs would nave onl,. Frank
Pnte~ lot Connie Mack has several
rcr Who w"rc rot IN tn" draft at
r"r'e'-atio0 her 1as' LEne. but Cor the
r'oS' nar' 'hov have reached twen'v-
o." or viii roach /; within few
vc"ks ard will FAN und"- N" amend
n'n-' c'aiisc iue. Hdortcd 10 Congress-.
Tho BOSTON Rod Sor would not he
rhlo 20 -"'a'n 'h~ services Of a sing 10
PLAYER T'1e Braves. II il understood.
Will not bo 50 seriously crippled. hwy
10 Nta'"u1cu' 1s % the men not In the
draft was 0iven out tonight. Tn.
Giants would have three men left
They aro FLETCHER and Zimmerman.
who are over Tho aro limit and Ross
Young. who is No, yc, twnntv-one
IT, cobb would he compelled 10
change uniforms Although he 0assed
his thirtv-frs, birthday las, Dece.n-
her, hc WIS in the original draft and
would he compelled "a comply with tn.
|regulations George Sieler OF 81,
Louis. who has been hailed as Cohb's
successor is within the age
The Detroit club would have only
sill Donovan as pitcher. .stanase,
hsckstop. Sncrc"r Ht first and Huchio
|5enn'nge. who says he will play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
WOULD LEAVE NIT FIVE
IN THESE TWO TEAMS

wAsHINGToN. May 23.-Should all
the ball PLAYERS in the draft age on
the Washington and 81. 1.ouis Amcri-
can League teams he called away from
these clubs through The ndlct issued by
Provost HarEhal-C;cn"ral Crowder they
would have only Svn mon left between
them. milan and Mcbride are tho only
members OF tho Washington team VINO
did not hay" 20 register. and Austin.
Demit- a nd FjHcld arc tho only Browns
who have passed the age Of thirty
one.
Manager Clark iriHi,h Of the Ma
fund. which * providirr 50 much
needed baseball parauherNalia for the
service teams in thiT country and
abroad docs not believe that the rul-
!rR Will be so strictly enforced Az 10
XIII major League baseball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
ROWLAND MAY PLAY
eNhIte SoI Manager VIII Get in Game
Himself II Government Necda
His Mcn.
fBy Associated Press.

NEW YORk. May 23.-Mana ger
clarence Rowland. O, the White SoX.
will play ball himself again IL the
government requires the services Of his
lean, he stated tonight. We will have
|hree pitchers left. one outfelder. and
think ] am still capable of PLAYING
Inc whole inheld.
Eddie C!cotte. Betz hnd John Col
|ins. are the three players on the
White SoX roster that are over the
raft age. Shellcnhach. pitcher Sc
|ured from the indianapolis club. Is
|nder the aGc.
"If the government wants the men
lie will gladly sacrifice and hid them
karcwell 10 play in the bigger field. ="
laid Rowland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
Two Go over the Ton.

NORFOLK. VA. May 23-Norfolk
nd Portsmouth went over the top to-
day in the Red Cross drive. The Nor
folk subscription totals slsl 900 and
the Portsmouth total is $4,000. The
campaign managers os Norfolk are
confident that 100000 will be raised.
while The Portsmouth workers expect
% double their quota OF $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
FOX HIRED AS MANAGER
Newport News Expects to Play Nor.
folk Seasons Opcner
Thursdny.
Especial to The Times-pispatch.


NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nav o3-
IThe Newport News baseball team will
play its frs' game Of the season next
THURSDAY with Norfolk. officials OF
Fthe Virginia League granted the local
lslub permission TO hold off one week
II. s Barnes. owner OF the local club
|5ad tonight
Jim Fox has been hired as manager.
Ray Ryan. who was offered the mana
gership some weeks ago. was unde-
sided Wednesday night as TO accent
ng the offer. and since he has sent
he club four men Mr.. Barnes gave
lin the "kibosh" yesterday
4 In the last twcnty-four hours stated
MIR. Barnes. four more men were
3ligned UP. Among them were Elmer
Brown. recently with Brooklyn. and
Bull Durham. from the International
league.
Manager Fox will report for work
here on or before Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
Walter johnson Able 10 he Out.
Ry tot

WASHINGToN. May 30 Walter
Johnson. who has been III with hron-
caius since pitching the eighteen in
ming victory over tho White Sox on
scheduled opening of the Virginia
May To- was in uniform again to-day.
He probably Will be In condition 10
pitoh AGAINST the Tigers here SUNDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
GENERAL CASTLEMAN DEAD
Prominent kcntnckinn Horse Drcede,
and DnShinE Confederate
P1SScs Away.
,.iBS Assoc!strd Prose-

81 Associated Prose
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 23--CeoeraI
John q. Castleman. president OF the
American Saddle Horse Breeders. Az
soc'ation. a member of Morean's com
mand. and one of tho most widely
known citizens of Kentucky died at
his home here day after a brief ILL.,
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
LOCATE AT JACKSONVILLE
Florida City Choaen nx Site for One
OF the New Concrete ship
Plants

WASHINGTON. May o3-The board
OF engineers named 10 select locations
for the establishment OF yards for the
construction of concrete ships has
selected Jacksonville. Fla. as one OF
tho locations. II became known to-
Gay While final papers have not We.
been signed IL is Understood. an ofTlcial
announcement VIII be made within 4
few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
Called Home by wife,s Illness.

Pitcher Eady. Manager Stinson's
|ewest recruit. has been suddenly
|,llyed back home. due to the serious
|lness OF his wife.
IT seems that his relatives have
IaAn attempting to reach Eady for
|.veral days. but had been unsuccess-
Ill., due TO the fact that the pitcher
as en- route to Richmond. Last night.
Inc Times Dispatch was requested 10
|,mmunicate with Eady at once. He
|ayes this morning for Savannah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
First National wins.

The FIRST National nine again kent
Is record unblemishcd by tramplinE
BON the Merchants team by the score
1 II to yesterday at Byrd Park i'm
= exciting game: The league leaders
|5ened the game i'm very inauspicious
tanner, divers hits. few passed and
error or two netting the Merchants
|sgregation six runs at the very
|art.
Score by innings: r. TT. F..
sr s: ants Nat. 81 800 Sooo--'ss g :
mpire-Mr. Blanton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
BAN JOHNSON DOESN'T
WANT SIDE-ISeCE BALL

PHILADELPHIA. May 23-"The
American League" said Ban Johnson.
will never object 10 a ball player
shoniderinE a rife. and will do every
thing 70 encourage such practice. but
We do not think IL IL fair TO take our
players and put them in Industrial
plants. where they arc wanted mainly
to play baseball on the side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
SEVERE QUAKE RECORDED
seismoEraphs show Earth Di.turhnnc,
nj Distance of $500 Miles
From Washington.
nv Associated pr,ss1

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. May "a severe
earthquake conferred aoout 5.4n) miles
from Washington and lasting abou,
two hours was recorded on seismo-
graphs at Georgetown University TO.
day. The tremors began at s:04 a NJ.
and reached great intensity. continu-
ing until after 10 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
LouI.inna Lower House Dry.
NY Assoc!ated Pre,.l

tRy Associated Press
BATON ROUGE. LA. May o3.-The
lower House Of the Louisiana Legisla
ture to-day adopted a resolution rati-
Tying the Federal prohibition amend
ment. The vote was 20 to A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
SHIPYARD WORKERS STRIKE
British Columbinns Demand same ray
md Hours Granted In This
Country.
tBy Associated pre..1

VANCOUVER. b. C.. May o3-By
unanimous vote the Metal Trades
Council decided last night to call out
10000 shipyard workers in British
Columbia at 5>o'ciock this afternoon
The call for a strike. it il said Is an
effort TO force the Imperial Munitioo
Board and independent shipbuilders
20 pay Il scale OF wages equal to that
paid in the United States for similar
work. and for forty-fou-- hour week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

will he used in training tho Incoming
drafts. There arc 100 graduates of
the Camp Lee school. who are now
attached TO the depot brigade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
A American AnNocintfon.
~ =, L kfilu.,,,f-a.

NJ HiIwaukee-Aiilwauk ): Louis
willie, 90 innings)
~ 81. Paul-St. Paul, .: Columbus 6.
~ Observation-Disclosures 0: To-
ledo ..
a, kansas Ci,y-Kansas City-In-
d!anapolis. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
ENGINEER OFFICERS
RETURN FROM FRANCE

Nine officers Ia the engineers. who
have been members Of the American
eXpeditionary forces in France. have
been assigned as instructors in the
engineers officers training school
These men are: Captain Smith. and
Lieutenants Niessc. Zimmerman
Thompson swain. Keith, Underwood
stem and Rogers.
There arc now IN the depot brigade
600 former mem bcrs OF the Eigh,ieth
n.ytsion, who have been found ply
Sicaily unit for oversee service and
have been transferred 10 the brigade
pending assignment TO the home
guards. The ma iori;y OF these men
have had several months active train
ing in tho units ot the division. but for
various reasons, after having been ac-
ceptcd for service, il developed that
they were physically unfit.
Ten or Persh!ns's Veterans who have
become rcapac!taied for foreign SER
vice have arrived a; camp and are now
quartercf in the derot brigade. Some
Of The men are suffering from shell
shock. some have hcen rIssed. while
others are suffering from various
ailments The men are rich with
"reminiscences If their activities
over there" ~ this camp they are
10 do such work rs their physical con-
dtion will permit
One hundred and four Officer candI.
dates. graduates 81 the third line 90,
hcers' school ~ Camp DIX. New York.
r"7ortcd here FOR duty today. They
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
A BEAUTY
SKIN BLEACH
Black and White Ointment Re-
moves FreckIes, Tan, Wrin-
kles, Heals Risings,
Bumps and Blem-
iSbaS.
sienche. Dark or sallor Skin. Milking

Bienches Dark or Sallow Skin. Milking
1t Soft. Fair. Bright. ny MniI. nc.
Apply Bla elk and White Ointment tfor
white or colored folks) as directed on
package. to face. neck. arms or hands
This beaches dark, ,nllow or blotchy
skin. clearing the skin Of risings.
bumps, piinples, blackheads, wrinkles
tan or Notwithstanding you a clear, soft.
fair. light. bright complexion Black
and White Ointment is eIquisitely per-
fumed-is soft, but not sticky, and 1.
superior to all other skin whiteners.
as it heals as we'll as bleachea Sold
on money back guarantee, only ESQ
tsiamps or coin) sent by mail, or IL
you send 81 for four boxes Of Black
and White Ointment. a csc cake OF
Black and White Soap included FREQ.
Address Plough Chemical Co.. Dept. S.
Memphis. Tenn.
Agents Make m Easy Living
representing us. Apply for territory
and special deal Black and White
Ointment sold everywhere.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
To-Day at the Movies

Coi.ONIAI.-Gc"rse WnIsh. in
"nrave and hold"
BIJOU-ConWay rcarle, wiIfrcd
Lucas and Violet HcmInr, In ..rhe
Judgment House"
BLCEBiRD-"Thc Vortex" So
ctety Scenes.
ISIs-willinm s. Hart. In "The
Tiger Man."
ODEON-WiIiiam y. Hart. in .The
Grent Divide"
REN-williani Russell. In mn
bad"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
The Weather
FURNISHED by q. s. Weather Bureau,
Fcdern, Summer Time U.ed.D

Forecasts Virginia
h u n u G r
showers south, fair
north portion Friday;
Saturday fair. arm
or west portion.
North CAROLINA
Partly cloudy Friday,
prObnbly locni thun-
der showers; Sntur-
day fnir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

jTlmes- Dispatch Want Ads unlocks
| 9 door to vast selling and buying
Ia. You scan use them probably.
III Randolph 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

IOCUf 1
Rainfall last twcnt

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours Non.
Excess since March t.............. Is
Excess since January l.......... !. %
Local OhsrrrntionH mt $ y. ". Yesterday.
Temperature, so; humidity. 60: wind
direction. northeast; wind, velocity, S;
weather al +. 81, clear
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II noon temperature ......
+. NJ. temperature ...........
II. NJ. temperature ............
Max imum temperature TO u. NJ
Minimum temperature to u. NJ.
Mean temperature yesterday $50.
Normal temperature for this date.
Excess yesterday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Excess since March i.......
Deficiency since January l.......