Sherman County observer., October 02, 1908, Image 4

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O b s e rv e r.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
M O K O , OKKOON S
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M a c h in e r y
of
C a a g re a a
A lrs a ffy
S ta r te d f e r P o s ta l S d v ld g s
P t r M M l T a lk W ith Y aw .
Bank
I f you do not read The Observer
Noi?
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Law .
Nhy
VI e s h o u ld lik e to h a v e y<»n ta k e
It, and we Know It would be profitable to
S afa and Sana P la n to t th e C on­
you to become a »ubscrlber. We »end 1»
ve n ien ce o f th e P eop le a n d th e
tw o year» for $2.60; one>ear $1 5 0 ;1 2 * c t .
a month la u ’ l much. T ry It. Order by
B n o o u ra g s m e a t of T h r i f t .
Postal Card, and pay for It when you can.
A t a n y tim e w h e n re q u e s te d to do
ao, the paper w ill be discontinued. Hut we
expect that all arrear« w ill be paid before
••We fa v o r th e establishm ent <rf a
auch request la made. It la easy to aak ua postal savlags bank system fo r th e con­
tor a statement, which w ill be cheerfully
venience of the people and tbe encour­
rendered at any tim e. „
agement o f t h r if t .”
T h is Is the declaration of the Repub­
lican national p latfo rm , and postal sav­
ings banks w ill w ith o u t doubt bo au­
thorised by law and established as a
p a rt of our financial system by the
action o f Congrt-sa a t Its coming oea-
alon. which w ill be convened In Decem-
K r p iib lk a a S ta te s H a v a Bean L ib ­
Iwr.
Indeed, much has alrea d y been
accomplished tow ards the enactm ent of
e r a l ia L e g is la tio n fa r
this law , A t tbe last session of Con
L a b o r.
gress a bill was ca refu lly prepared
which met w ith ths approval o f the
Postm aster General, and was reported
D é m o c ra tie S tates H a v a D o n t L l t t ls upon fa vo rab ly by the Renato Com m it
tco on Post Offices and Poet Roads
te M a k e L a b o r C o n d itio n s S e tte r
Th io bill Is now on tho Renato calendar
W it h ln T h e lr B ounda.
and can bo acted upon aa soon as Con
A
UBAR LEGISLATION
gress Is convened.
The ecojie o f tbe proposed law ts Set
f
fo rth in tho com m ittee report, which Is
It 1» a fact th a t every Im po rtant step
fo r the benefit o f A m erican labor has In p a rt aa fo llow a:
Cwasmtttoo X « » » r t.
b<*u taken eith er by a
Republican
T h e purpose o f thia b ill la to place
Congress and ad m in istration , or by the
email
Leglaluture of a Republican S tate, of a t the disposal o f people o f
Course w ith the consent, and sometimes menna the m achinery of the Poatotflce
D ep artm e n t to aid and encourage them
by the advice, o f the S tate executive.
to save th e ir earnings. T h e subject of
D em ocratic Congresses have been no­
postal savings banks or depositories Is
ta b ly negligent In this r*«i»e('t, and
Dem ocratic States have either 1 done not new In this country and It m ay be
.tru ly said to bo quite fa m ilia r to tho
nothing to m ake labor conditions bet­
te r w ith in th s lr bounds, or have slowly people of Europe and the B ritis h colon­
ies.
T h e p rop riety
o f establishing
and reluctan tly follow ed a t a distance
postal savings ba'nka became the sub
In tbs tr a il of Republican reforma.
Ject o f discussion In England as early
S tate L e g ta la tls a .
as 1807. E very objection to ouch use
Tb s States have control o f labor leg­ o f the postofflee fa c ilitie s urged In thia
islation w ith in th e ir respective bounds, co un try was vigorously pressed In ths
federal au th o rity being confined, so fa r loug-contluued discussion of the subject
as labor Is concerned, to th e , D is tric t in England.
of Columbia and the territo ries, federal
F o r over fifty years p riv a te saving«
reservations and federal public works. In stitutio ns waged b itte r opposition to
Th e story of lab or legislation shows the grow ing sentim ent In fa v o r o f postal
th a t nearly a ll Isbor reform s orig inated savings hanks, but notw ithstand ing
In Republican States, and a t th e pres­ auch opixialtlon In 1861 an act of P a r ­
ent day the Republicans are fa r ahead
lia m en t waa passed en titled “ A n act
j> i the D em ocrats In the enactm ent and I jo g ran t ad ditional fa c U ltlea fo r de­
enforcement Of lew s fo r the w e lfa re
positing small savings witb th e security
o f men and women and ch ildren who o f the governm ent fo r the due repay-
w ork for a living. T w e n ty -s ix o a t of m ent th ereof.” T h a t the a la rm o f p r i­
th irty Republican States have labor va te In stitutio ns was 111 founded la
am ply proveu by tbs recorded fa c t th a t
bureaus, and only seven out o f sixteen
D em ocratic States have
s im ila r bu­ th e p riv a te aavlnga banka Increased
reaus, w ith o u t w hich la b o r /la w s are
th« lr ca p ita l by more th an ten m illions
often dead letters. T w e n t /t h r e e R e­ of dollars In the first fifteen years fo l­
low ing the establlsbm eut of postal aav«
publican States have fa c t o # Inspectors
to see to the enforcem ent o f the fa cto ry
Inga in stitutio ns.
T h a t the postal aavlnga Institutio ns
laws. .O n ly six D e m o c ra ts S tates have
proved successful la s a tisfacto rily a t­
fa cto ry Inspection aervlres.
F ifte e n
tested by the fact th a t no backw ard
S tates— th irteen Rvp bfoan and tw o
D em ocratic— have
ftfo
employment step has ever been taken In E ngland on
agencies.
Eighteen ita ts s have laws
this subject and by the fu rth e r fact
th a t In rapid succession the lead of
on th eir statu te booUb pro h ib itin g labor
on government w ^ k s o r public con­ E ngland was taken by other countries.
T h e p rim a ry purpose of these In sti­
tra c ts fo r more thfin eig ht hours a day.
O f these States / x t e e a are J|«rmfrHc«n tu tio ns Is to encourage t h r if t and a
and tw e D e m o c ra tic -F b u r Republican
saving disposition among ths people of
fetatee and one D em ocratic S tate have sm all means by placing a t th e ir 41s
law s declaring eig h t h o u p to be a legal posai In every p a rt of th e country
w o rking day In the absence o f a con­ ready fa c ilitie s fo r the depoeltlng of
tra c t.
Tw enty-seven States p roh ibit sm all sums, w ith absolute assurance o f
th e em ploym ent o f children under fo u r­ repayujent on demand w ith a low rate
lim ite d
aggregate
teen years o f ago In facto ries O f these o f Interest on a
tw e nty-th ree are R epublican and four am ount.
a ra D em ocratic States, la w s lim itin g
th e hours o f the em ploym ent of ch il­
dren In factories or storeo have been en­
acted In tw e n ty -fe u r R epublican and
th irteen D em ocratic States.
Eighteen
R epublican and ten D em ocratic States
proh ibit night w ork by children. T w elve
R epublican
and
three
D em ocratic
fit * ten p ro h ib it the em ploym ent of chil­
dren In operating dangerous m achinery
or elsaning m achinery In motion. F i f ­
teen Republican and six Dem ocratic
(Rates lim it the hours o f tabor o f wom­
e n . I t should be noted th a t tw elve of
th e Republican States
which
lim it
women's hours of labor have factory
Inspectors to see th at the law Is obeyed,
w h ile only th ree of the Dem ocratic
States make such provision, lu twenty-
three Republican and ten D em ocratic
'States em ployers are require«! by law
to provide seats fo r fem ale workers.
T w e lv e States have enacted leglala-
tlon lnteaded to effect the extinctio n of
th e sweatshop system, w ith Ita degrad­
ing and r r r o ltls g accessories. O f these
tw elve States tea are Republican and
tw o Dem ocratic. Seventeen Republican
and dvs D em oeratlc S tates havs laws
requiring tbs paym ent of wages weekly
or fo rtn ig h tly , or. la Some Instances,
prohibiting a longer period th an one
asentb between pay days.
re s ta i S a ri* * «
daaks
CHILD’S IDEAL DAY.
I II tbs Oirouli Oourt of tbs Stale of Oregon
oounty of Bherman.
l i t t l e One M ust Rise as Bosn as He
W akes.
. "F ro m his ea rliest yearn,” aayn E d
w in Collins, la tte r da y exponent of
Rousseau's theory th a t a ch ild most
not be ta u g h t ayetnm atlcally un til
tw e lv e years old, “ the little one most
rise as soon aa be awakes, though on
not account m ust he be aw akened pre­
m atu rely.
A fte r a bath he m ust go
s tra ig h t ou t In to the garden, and there,
If possible, eat a su bstantial m eal of
aa m uch wholesom e food aa api>etlte
suggests.
T h e c h ild m ay then ask
questions, and these should be a n ­
swered. Th en , as In the philosophy o f
the great Hecrates, other subjects w ill
■ng gent them selves. These m ust be
pursued so long as there Is no slack­
ening o f In te re s t
L e t me suggest a
concrete exam p le: T h e m orning p ra y ­
ers m ay suggest B ib le history. Th ia,
In turn, w lH open ou t topics o f general
histo ry; then the un train ed m ind may
w an der off In to geography and even
hygiene. T h e child m ust play, too, as
his fancy dictates.
D um bbells and
system atized a th letic exercises I do
not recom m end, except In th e case of
stooping o r deform ed children, and
under th e advice o f a health specialist.
T h e n e x t v a ria tio n in th e ch ild’s day
la to listen to the reading o f poetry. If
he chooses. A rith m e tic and the m u lti­
plication tables he learns d u rin g his
play w ith m atches and m arbles.
If
the ch ild w an ts to eat, le t him have
plenty o f wholesom e food, a n d a t noon
or shortly a fte rw a rd a fu ll m eat din
uer. I am nri fMMMit, W
I disagree
w ith g iv in g a child tea, coffee o r stim ­
ulants. A t the age o f ten or eleven
years, how ever, this rule m ay be re­
laxed. A short rest, ou t o f doors, fo l­
lows th e m idd ay m eal, and then, again
provided the child Is not u n w illin g , a
long w a lk is advantageous.
F o r tea.
bread w ith plenty o f b u tte r is the thing.
E a rly to bed is a m otto th a t w an ts
beating. H ere, I f an yw h ere, I depart
from m y rule o f th e child's consent.
H e m ust have a-lo n g rest. N a tu re de
N eeded.
In certain {¿arts o f ou r country sav­
ings in stitutio ns are sufficiently num er­
ous to accommodate the people, hut
auch areas are quite lim ited, being osu-
flued to New E ngland and New fo r k .
I t la alleged th a t by reason o f tbs num ­
ber and location of savings banks there
la one savings account to every tw o of
the im putation o f New England, where­
as lu a ll tbe country eotside N ew Bn
gland and New Y ork the average is
only one aavlnga account to every 157
o f the population. T a k in g suck figures
to be ap proxim ately correct sad recog
nixing the fact th at the people of nil
sections of th is country are pretty
mu< h the same In habits, Inclinations,
and purposed, It must be obvious to ths
most casual id w srrer th a t the people
of the South, tbe M iddle West, sad the
W est do not save th e ir earnlnga as do
those of N ew England from th e mere
«rent <>f «'"•tir« placet In which deposits
m ay he made.
To those who feel Inclined to believe
th a t the establishment of poetai sav­
in g ^ depositories w ill Involve an ele­
ment o f paternalism It seems quite su f­
ficient to suggest th at ths raacklasry of
the Post office D ep artm ent Is now in ex­
istence and w ill continue to exist w ith ­
out d im in utio n of expense w hether
such depositories i r e created or not
and th a t the establishm ent o f therg>
T ra d e V e le a la b e ls .
ef
the
Fourtdaa R epublican States and oply depositories fo r the benefit
one Dsnaooratlc S tate— N eva d a— have people w ill not Involve one fa rth in g o f
law s lu force p roh ibiting employers loss to the Post-Office D eportm ent, but
p re v f
- from discharging persons on account of w ill probably. on the
membership In labor organisations, or m ere than self-sustaining. V ery slight
from compelling persona to agree not com putation w ill elsarly dem onstrate
to become ssembers of labor organisa­ th a t the ;x»stsl aavlnga depositerà can
tions as a ren d itio n of seourlng employ­ not burden tbe Post-OBcs D epartm ent
m ent or eoattnnlng In tb e lr employ. w ith any additional deficiency.
F o rty States b a re passed law s allow ing
I f I am elected President, I sbnil
tra d e onions to adopt labels»or Trade­ urge upon Congress, w ith every hoiie
m arks to be used to designate products of success, th a t s law be passed requ ir­
o f tbs labor o f tb e lr member», and pro­ ing a filing In a Federal office of a
h ibitin g the co un terfeiting o f ths use Statement o f the contributions renal red
of suck labels or trad e m arks by un­ by eommltteaa and randldataa In «lac-
authorised persons
O f these States tlens fo r members af Congress and In
tw enty-eight are Republican and twelve auch other elections as are const Ita-
are D em ocratic
tio a e lly w ith in the control o f Canffraaa.
Th s foregoing presents fo r considera­ — Front Hon. W m. R. T i f t ’s speech ac­
tion by In tellig en t, p a trio tic labor sub­ cepting P residential hom inatlon.
stantial facts and figures taken from
tbs statute books of ths several States.
Ko p latitu d e can upset them.
They
The F irs t A m erican Duel.
prove tbs records o f the Republican
In the year 108u occurred tbe first
p a rty and of the Democracy on the la­ duel kn ow n to hava taken f»laco on
bor Issue, and they must convince ev­ A m erican soil. Tb e principals, E d w a rd
ery reasonable reader th a t tbe Republi­ Iro ty and E d w a rd Leister, w ar« aai
can p arty has net only brought A m e ri­ ants o f a M r. H op kin s, one o f th e N aw
can labor up to Its present honorable E ng land colonists T h o men had quar^
standard, but th a t labor can look only reled over some triflin g m a tte r and ro-
to tbe Republican p arty fo r assurance sortt-d to the field fo r ita s e ttle m e n t
o f protection and prosperity la tbe T b e a ffa ir w as stopped by th e authori-
tlea btif not hefore one b ed been
fu ture, k
wounded In th e th ig h and the oth er in
the hand. Th ere w as no la w covering
W m M Bwetewlw r w la w f w l T r v r t«
M r B ryan satis roe what I would do such m atters, but th e governor o f the
w ith tks tru s ts I answer th a t 1 wonld province decided th a t th e men should
i «a tr sin u n la w fu l trusts w ith a ll the lie punished neverthekte*. A t bla or-
ndMAnsry
nf In ju n c tiv e process and dera they w ere sent to have th e ir beads
wonld punish w ith a l l the severity of and foet tied together and He in th a t
crim inal pro«e<nitlon every attem p t oa condition tw e n ty fo u r hours w ith o u t
food or d rin k . T h ey Buffered so m uch
th e p a rt o f aggvwg«t«6 eapttal to sop-
however, th at they w ere released at
peoag oom potltloa — B oo W m. I L T a ft,
th e end o f an hear.
n t CMnmhwn. Ohio
mands lt-%
Justifiable Indignation.
One ev en in g John Scott (L o rd E ldon)
had been sipping ra th e r too freely of
th e co n vivial bow l w ith a frie n d In
E d in b u rg h , and upon em erging Into
th e a ir his in telle ct became eonalder
ab ly confunod
N o t being able to dis
tln gu lah objects w ith any degree of
c e rta in ty he fe lt h im se lf q u ite capable
o f losing his w a y to his ow n home
W h llo In th ia p e rp lexity he saw some
on« coining to w ard him w hom he
a lk e d . “ D ’ye ke n w h a u r John Scott
M ifidF i
•
Emina J Amali, Plaintiff,
vs.
Franela D . Amali, Defendant.
Where yen wurt H—
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hea yea win*
NenMhe-ne
Often you want heat in a hurry .
in some room in the house the fur­
nace does not reach.
Its so easy to
pick up and carry a
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UERwlRpcd wltfc Bmokclcm D«vlc«)
heat-
to the room you want to
suitable for any room in the
house. It has a real ssoohdess device absolutely preventing
■moke or smell— turn the wick as high as you can or
4
as low as you like— brass font holds quarts of oil
that gives out glowing heat for 9 hours. Fin­
ished in japaA and nickel— on ornament
anywhere. Every heater warranted.
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The
Is ths I ssbp k r ths studeat er
nUw.
It She* a Uillim t. Khady L _ .
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that nukes study a pleasure. Mads si kraaa, alAel flstsd and squlpead
Lvory kmp wonentsd.
with the latest improved smtral drab karmr. Ev
U you cannot oUain tks Pcrlwdaa 0 4 Hw r oí Rayo . Lamp kom
draws.
S T A N D A q P O tL f O M rA N V
yuur Jenks wilts Io our nearaal apsney lor dsseripdvo
ko a l it t l e m iss io n a r y w o r k in y o u r
idle dftsrs by tellin g your neighbors of the good
e Observer.
If you can ’t get their sub-
q ualities of
us th eir addresBes and we w ill send
acriptions
We pay for all so licitin g you do
them sam ple copies
...........................
" W h s u r ’s th e use o f yo u r speertng
th a t question? Yon’re John Scott him
¡fir ?
“I ke n th a t,” answ ered John In d ig ­
n a n tly , “ b u t It ’s no hlm sel’ th a t’s
w a n te d —It's his house.”
A M a rty r.
" M a m m a , have I got to take a bath
to n ig h t T ’ ,
“ I ’m a fra id you have, my dear.
. “ B u t I haven’t done a n y th in g a ll the
w eek to deoar^e IL ”—N ew Y ork L ife .
H a d a C le a a C a l l . 1
M rs A d a L C ro o m ,th e w id e lA u o w n
p ro p rie to r o f tb e C ro om h o tel, V a u g h n
M is s ,, says: “ F o r m«»nths I suffered
w it h a severe cough, an d co nsu m p tio n
seemed to h a ve ita g rip on m e, w h e n s
frie n d reco m m end ed D r K in g ’s N ew
D iscovery. I began ta k in g It , an d th re e
bottles effected a co m p lete c u re .” T h e
fam e o f th ia life sa v in g oough an d cold
re m e d y , a n d lu n g an d th ro a t h e aler, Is
w o rld w id e, b o ld a t Moro P h a r m a c y ,
50c an d $1; tr ia l b o ttle free. ,
—
N
lia rlu u V Matob, Plaintiff, 1
Eldora V Hatèb, Defendant. J
To Eldora P H a tc h / the above u m a d de­
fendant—
In tbe name of tbe State < < Oregon;
To Franela D Amali, the above named de­
You ar» hereby required tqappear in tbe
fendant.
i above entitled oonrt end answer tbs oom-
In tbe name of tbe S u te of Oregon
plaint nisa
filed against you In tbe above anti
Yon are hereby required to appear end {Hara,
lHwer tbe ooniplaiut ¿led against yon in * ®d
r)n. . 1» 'ore tbe last day of tb<
gnawer
order
of puMioattoa,
«
above
entitled
anit.oc
or
before
the
test
,
J
*«
-
ihb day
of October,
lbs’-,______________ ... _
day of tbe tim e prsseribsd in tbe order of to-wit
1,
and
If
yon
fa
il
to
ao
appear
and Sns-
1906
pnblioation. to-wit: on or before the 9th day
plaintiff w ill apply
. „ to toe
— oourt for
of October, 1906, and if von fa il to so ap­ wer, , piai-------------
pear and answer, plaintiff will apply to tbe tbe relief demanded In tbe oompli>u»t fli«><1
oonrt for tbe relief demanded in the e »in- herein against you, towit: For a ti««««« dis
solving tbe bonds of matrimony now exist­
plaint filed herein againal you, to -w il:fo r a ing between tbe plaintiff and yourself on
decree dissolving tbe bond« of niairlmouy
now existing between tbe plaintiff and your­ tbe grounds of desertion, and for gaob oth­
self, ou tbe ground* of desert ion, and for er and further relief as to tbe oonrt may
equitable and Just.
snob other and further relief as to tbe court seem
This summons is served opon you by pub­
may seem equitable and Just-
period of ei> suu.w«e
lication
thereof for a peri
Tbia Mammons ia served upon yon by pnb­
Oousty Observer,
"
lioation thereof for the period of six kuoeeee- ive weeks in tbe Hberman
per of general circulation,
ive weeks in the Sherman (loontv Observer, a weekly newspeper
published
in
Hberrn
<u
Ooiinty,
Oregon. In
«weekly newspaper of general eirenlHtiov,
to an order of t ie Bon Was tfea-
published m Hbtrman oouutv, Uregou, lu pursuauoe
riebs, Ooanty Judge for Sherman ooanty,
porsuauoe to an order of I be non Win Hen-
riobs, County Judge for Hberman ooanty, duly made on tbe 96th day of August 1906.
duly made ou tbe iMlb day of August, 1906, and tbe date of tbe first pubfloation thereof
and tbe date of tbe Ar«t pnblioation thereof is tbe 98tb day of August, HMM. '
O a THS Duros,
is tbe 961b day of August, 1906.
7ta26o9 906]
Attorneys for P laintiff
( abthb 4 D i uroa,
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Attorneys for VI sin tiff
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A
^UM M UNS
C U M M O N S - I n the Circuit Court o f Ihe Bute
û
ol Oregon, tor Sherman County.
In the Circuit Court of Ihe State of Ore*
gun, for Mhermau County.
Robert M Adlaon, P lain tiff,
:•}
va. '
H arriet Aditoti, Defendant
W illiam A Fox, P lalu tiff,
vs.
Arabella Fox, Defendant.
•
To H arriet Adison, the altove named de
fendant.
y
In tbe name of tbe Rtate of Oregon.
Yon are hereby required to appear in the
above entitled oonrt, and answer tbe oo«n-
plaint tiled against you la the above entitled
acit, on or liefore the Inst da* of the time
prescribed in tbe order of pnblioation, to­
wit, on or before the 9d day of October,
1906, and if von fail to a<> appear and auswer
plaintiff w ill apply to tbe oonrt for the re­
lief demanded in the ooiuplaint filed herein
against you; to-wit: for a decree dissolving
tbe bonds of matrimony now existing l>e
tween ibe p i'in tiff and vouraelf. on tbe
grounds of desertion, and fur Snob other
and farther relief aa to the oourt may seem
eiiaitable and Just.
This summons is aetvrd npon yon by pnb­
lioation thereof fur a period of six we> ks in
Tbe Hheimnn Connty Observer, s-weeklv
newspaper of general etroulntion published
in bherman county, Oregon, in pnrsuanoe
to an order of tbe Hon Wm Uenriohs,
Conuty Judge for Htierman oountv, duly
made on tbe 14th day of August, 1906, and
the date of tbe first publication thereof is
tbe 2tat day of Aogust, 1906.
B. D aoomtt , Attorney
7ts21o9-H06j
for P lain tiff
W m .
To Arabella Fox. tbe above named defen
dan I.
lu tbs name of tbe Rtate of Oregon: ‘
Yon are hereby required to appear and
answer the eomplaint filed against von in
iha above eniittad sail, on or before tbe laat
day ofMlhe lime prescribed In tbe order of
poblieatlou, towii, on nr before tbe 9th day
of October, 1906, and if you fall to ao ap-
t*ear and answer, plaintiff wTtl apply to tbe
oonrt for Ibe relief demanded in the oom-
plsint filed herein agatuet yon, to-wit. for a
decree dissolving tbe bonds of matrimony
now existing between the plaintiff and your
self, on the grounds of oruel and inbaruan
treatment, and for snob other and further
relief as to tbe oonrt may aeem equitaole
and just.
This summons is served upon yon by pub-
liOHtion thereof for a period of six suocesa
ive w«t«ka in The Htierman County Observer,
a weekly newspaper of general eirenlatioo
published in nherman ooanty, Oregon, in
pnrsunnoe to an order of tbe Hon Wm Hen-
riobe, Connty Judge for bherman oountv,
duly made on tbe 26tb day of Angoet, 1906,
and tbe date of tbe Aral publication thereof
ia tbe 96th day of August, 1906.
U
7ta96o9-906|
.
Attorney for P lain tiff
J at V ptor ,
.
-,
U M M O N S —Io the C irru it Court ol the State
of Oregon, for Sherman county.
S
Bertha M Winton, P laintiff,
vs.
Charles R W inton,Dsfsndant.
To Charles B Winton the above named de-
fendant.
In the name of ths Htats of Ortgon:
• Yon are hereby required to appear in th«
above eniitled oonrt. and answer tbe com­
plaint filed against yon in tbs above entitled
•a it, o n or b e fo re Ibe laat day of the ttm«
preaeribed in the order of poblloatton, to-
wit, on or before tbe 99d day of October.
1906. and if y«>n fail to ao appear and a newer
ilaintiff w ill apply to tbe oonrt for tbe re-
lef demanded tn ibeoomplatnt filed berets
against yon; to-wit, for S decree dissolving
tbe bonds of matrimony now existing be­
tween tbe plaintiff and jonraalf, on tbe
groonda of desertion .................
...........
and for ssob other and farther relief aa to
tbe court may aeem equitable and jnet.
This summons is served npon yo«i by psb-
lleattMMi thereof for a period of a il weeks in
The Hberman Ooon»y Observer, a weeklv
newspaper of general eirenlatioo published
in Hberman eoufity, Oregon, In pa ran an oe
to an order of tbe Hon. Wm Henrtehs.
Oonnty Judge <•» * * * " ? " “_
dolJ
mode on the 10th day of Hept., 1906, and
the date of the first pablieatioo thereof la
tbe 11th day of HepL. 1906.
JneensY « I — id .
TMHoaddUd]
Attorneys for
r
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ff
SPKO1AI. for ths Bast
via Huntington.
Passes Biggs, (stops)
S.S8 a.m.
A'JO p.«
12.14 p.m.
A 20 p.»
4 00
7 00 p.m .
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flag
IL W p .m
1.«
Pastee Bigg*
For Kaatrrn Waahintftoa, W alla W alla,
ton, Costar d'A lene and tlre a t Northern potato
M PO K A N K T L Y S R .
A T L A N T IC K X PM KtW
for the Ka«t via H u n t­
ington.
t •
Passe* Bigg*
P U K IL A N IK B IÜ U 8
L O C A L for all local
point* between Bigg*
and Portland.
Arrivée at Ugg*
C w lu to a b la
to *td
7.«S p.m
no atop.
2,4* B.oh
U • m
11.40 pm.
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1X04 a.m. Lv. IB.
W illa m e tte
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n iv e a .
Fo r A e to rla and way
• y . po llile, ooD-
u c o llu g w it h atenuier for Ilw e o o nod
N o r th Beach. HUntiuer Haaaalo, A s h
atreet d«>ck. ‘ L rev ea 6.00 p. tn. d a lly ,
excep t B u n d a y . S a tu rd a y 1000 p. m .
A rriv e « 6 00 p. m . d a lly excep t B u n d a y .
F o r D a y to n , Oregon C ity an d Y a m ­
h ill R iv e r points. Ash street dock.
lx>«v«-a 7 011 m m d a ily excep t M u nd ay.
A rriv e « 5.30 p m d a lly je x o e p t M u nd ay.
F o r fje w ls to n , Id a h o , an d w a y po ints
fro m R lp a ria , W ash. I^dave K ln a ria
5.40 a. m ., or upon a r r iv a l tra in No. 4.
d a lly excep t H al u n i a y . A r r iv e R lp a ria
4 p- m . d a ily excep t F r id a y .
For full Information call on «s- address
T n ie Itile N o l2 N o r th bnd
M a rch 8, 1908
passe nger
H fA Y J O N M
12HApni
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2.25
80 4 . E r a k ln v ille .
2.40
8.1 0
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52 .6 . . . . . K e n t . . . .
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10.00
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9 .1 0
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7 45
7.1 5 a m
For rales and Information apply to
F . C R A B T R C C , A g en «,
M o ro , o r .
SOUTHERN PiCIHC CO..
t -
Sale begins at 10 a. m. .
Free Lunch will be Served.
Sunset, Ocean
Shasta Onte
E A S T via S O U TH
O v e rla n d E x p re m tra in s for Malena,
Roe*d»urg, A ah la n d , H acraiuento, O g ­
den, Man
Francisco, H iockto n Lo a
Angel««. E l Paao, N e w O rleans an d th e
E ast. Leave s P o rtla n d U n io n D ep o t,
8.46 p . m . A rriv e s 7.25 a. m ., dailj^.
1908
S S h e a d w o r k lio rs e s
Attorney for Plaintiff
Ar. Dally.
C H IC A O O P O B T tA N D
S ou th­
bound
tm eengr
• dally —- ¿ r t
r. w. M c D onald farm
In the Oirouli Court of the State of Oregon
for the oennty of Bherman.
T tsor K ISSBI.L,
i
PORTLAND DKPOT. Lv. Dally.
rU M B Il SOUIIEUR I! .
Three miles east and one north
o f Monkland at the
QUM M ONS^
7ts4oiaam ]
T h ro u g h P a llm s n
stand ards an d
to u rist sleeving-oars d a ily tn O m a h a ,
C hicago, Hpobane; to u ris t slesplnff-uar
d a lly to K ansas C ity . H e c lln ln g c h a lr-
oars (seat* free) to th e E ast d a lly .
U e q ’l P a e n e n g e r A g e n t,
P o r t la n d , O r e g o n ,
■ iin in u
AuLIIUN
Department of tbe Interior,
Land Offloe at The Dalles. Oregon.
I
Kept I, 1906. (
Notioe is herebv given th it Noah I I Stan
tey. of Ajax, Oregon. Who, <»n Dsawnber 14.
19i'8, roitde Homestead Entry ^serinl No
0617) No. 13121, for HEM N W K HU N E /i
Mention 26, au dR W H N VL4.sen!.lon 2J,«<»wn..
abip 1 south, range 19 east, W illam ette Me'
rtdian. baa filed notice of intention tn makt
flnnl five-year proof, to establish elairo t<
the land above described, liefore Charles H
Horner, Connty Clerk, at his offloe at Con
don,Oregon,on the 14th day of October 1906
Claim ant names ss witnesses. Georg«
Smith and W alter Hmitb of Ajsx, Oregon
<tnd John Gibson of Mottklknd, Oregon am
A K York of Ajnx, Oregon.
•6tallo9]
G. W. M oors , Register
To Thomaa D Haggles, Ibe above named
defendant.
In tbe name of the Rtate of Oregon
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the ooroplaint filed against yon In
tbe above entitled suit, on or before the lait
day of tbe time prescribed in tbe order of
publication to wit: on or before tbe 16th day
of October, 1906, and if yon fail to eo ap­
pear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the
court for tbe relief demanded in tbe com­
plaint filed herein against yon, to-wit: for a
d«Mtree dissolving tbe bonds of matrimony
no« existing between Ute plaintiff and yonr-
t >>n the grnands of desertion; and for
auob othor nnd further relief ss to tbssonrt
may seem equitable end Joel.
This inmmon« is served upon yon by pnb­
lioation thereof for the period of six success­
ive weeks in The Hberman Ooanty Observer,
a weekly newspaper of general circulation,
ptiblisbid in Hberman connty. Oregon, in
pursuance to tbe order of the Hon Wm Hen-
riehs. County Judge for Hberman oountv,
duty made on the 27th day of Angnet, 1906
and tbe data of tbe first pnblioation thereof
ia tte 4th day of September, 1906.
U nion P acific
3 Trains to The East Dally
AMO
W m . M CM URRAY
E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
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Coal Land. —
Done B Ruggles. P lain tiff,
va.
Thomaa I> Ruggles. Defendant
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OREGON
SHOgrLWE
1 4 liea«l fw<> y e a r «»Ids
S h ead 3 -y e a rs , n n h ro k e
T h e a d y e a r lin g s
1 2 h e a d s u c k in g c o lts
T w o pigs;
O n e cow'
F o u r d o a e n c h ic k e n s ,
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1
T w e l v e fo o t-H o d g e he«l’ r
3 p lo w s ;
1 O .T , w eeder
O n e O . T . la n d r o l l e r
S s te e l f r a m e h a r r o w s
H o l t c o m b in e h a r v e s t e r ,
t w e n t y fo o t c u t , w i t h
a 3 S h o rs e h it c h .
1 fa n n in g m ill
T w o E m p i r e lin e « Ir il l*
O n e 6 0 0 g a l w a te r ta n k
1 w a t e r tr o u g h
1 to p b u ggy
1 6H«l<lle
I S set w o r k h a rn e s s
O n e set bu ggy h a rn e s s
1 ....
1S2O g a s o le n e b a r r e l
D o z e n p a i r le a d barm
H a l f d o z e n le a d c h a in *
B la c k s m it h o u t f it
Iflon.M cliold F u r n i t u r e
O t h e r t ilin g s to o i i i m i e r -
> o ils to m e n t io n h e r e
Term s of Sale* • AU ium s under $25 cash. All sums above $25, bankable note will betaken
due October 1st, 1909, ten per cent interest.
Discount of five per cent will, be given on all sums over $25
if cash is paid,
N o property to be removed from the place until terms of sale are complied with.
L. Barnum, Clerk.
C. G. Huis, Auctioneer
Brennan & Co., o w n e rs
»•»
M o rn in g tra in connects a t W oo dbu rn
d a lly ex cetit M unday w it h tra in s for
M t. A n g e l, M ilverton
B ro w n s v ille ,
S p rin g fie ld , W e n d lln g an d
N a tr o n ,
le a v e s P o rtla n d U n io n D e p o t8 .8 0 a .m .
arrives 6.65 p. m .
E ug ene pnaneuger connects a t W o o d ­
burn w it h M t. A ngel an d S ilv e rto n
local. Leaves P o rtla n d U n io n Depot
4.16 p. m ., re tu rn * 10.35 a .m ., d a lly ,
C o rv a llis passenger leaves P o rtla n d
U n io n D ep ot 7 JUI a m . , a rriv e s 6.50 p .m .
D a ily .
S h erid an paseenger leaves P o rtla n d
U n4on D ep o t 4 50 p .m ., a rriv e s 8 .2 5 a m .
D a ily .
Fo rest G ro ve ptuarnnger leaves P o rt­
lan d U n io n D ep o t 10.45 p .m ., a rriv e s
1 60 p .m . D a ily exoep t S u n d a y .
P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
S E R V IC E A N D - Y A M H IL L
D IV IS IO N .
D ep o t, F o o t o f Jefferson S treet.
Leaves from Jefferson street depot for
D alla s an d In te rm e d ia te p o lp le d a ily ,
4 16 p .m . A rr iv e P o r tla n d , 10.16 a .m .
T h e In d ep en d en c e M o n m o u th M o to r
L in e operates d a ily to M o n m o u th a n d
A lr lie , co n n ectin g w it h S . P . C o’s
tra in s a t D alla s an d In d ep en d en c e.
T ic k e ts to E astern pel nt« and E urop e,
also Japam , C h in a , H o n o lu lu a n d
A u s tra lia .
C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E . C o m e r T h ir d
an d W a s h in g to n . P h o n e M a la 7 x 1 ,
P o rtla n d , O r.
C . W . S T IN O E R ,
W m . r ic M U R R A Y
C ity T ic k e t A g e n t.
G e n -P a s s . A g t
l U k M O N B .—In the Circuit Court of th * State
)
of Oregon for Bherman County.
Mand E Hooflsld, P laintiff, 4
vs.
John W Hooflsld, Defendant
To John W Hooflsld, tbe above named de­
fendant.
In tbe name of tbs State of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear and
anawer tbs oom plaint filed against you in
ths above entitled «nit, on or before tbs laat
day of ths time prescribed in tbs order of
pnblioation, to«rit:On or before ths AOtb day
of Oetobsr, 1906, and If you fail to so appear
and answer, plaintiff will apply to tbsGoart
for tbe relief demanded in tbe oomplaln*
fijed herein against yon, to w it: For a decree
diwuolring tbs bond* of matrimony now sx-
tsting between th* plaintiff and yoaraaif on
the ground* of habitual groa* drtinksnnsoe,
and for *uoh other and further relief aa to
ths Oourt may seem equitable and juat.
Thia summons iaasrved upon you by pub-
lisa t Ion thereof for a period sf six aaoosea-
Ive weeks in tbsHhsrman County Observer, s
weekly newspaper e f general eirculation
pnhliabed in Hberman ooanty. Oregon, in
parananos to an order of the Hon Wm Hsn-
rioha. County Judge for Hberman county,
duly made on ths 16lh day of Septau*berl9ffi|.
and 'he date of the first pnblioation thereof
laths 18th day of Heptemhsr, 1906.
W. D. FsasMAS,
luiKoan H091
Attorney for P laintiff