Sherman County observer., April 21, 1911, Image 1

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PHYSICIAN Jt SURGEON.
«G U PRIETA SCENE
OF FIBCE BATTLE
K ricla y ,
A p r il
FIGHT FROSTS IN ORCHARDS
Agricultural College and the Oil Pet
Makers Join M Experiments.
Oorvallls.—An slahorats series of
experiments In the fighting of frost*
In the Rogue River Valley Is being
conducted by the department of hor­
ticulture of the Oregon Agricultural
College.
Two of the leading manufacturers
of oil pots In Coloral i and California
are running a competitive test ae to
the relative merits of their various
oil pots In frost protection. These
companies are paying all expenses of
these demonstrations, and each has a
representative on the ground, but ths
werk is being done through the
agency of the college department of
agriculture.
1911^
DIRECT ELECTION BILL
IS PASSED BY HOUSE
F iv e C e n ts
JEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM
OTHER CITIES IN OREGON
Sol Lindley, one ef Linn County’s
irogresalve farmers near Lebanon,
MARIK M. GOFKIN.
i m Just completed the planting at a
102-acre tract te walnuts.
Dixeawí OÍWOBiei iCIÜirciflSlWtaltJ federáis Attempt to Retake
Democrats Rush Through Reso­
Sixty-three candidates have an­
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of mail
nounced
their lateatloa ef seeking the
and the Telephone.
There ia another convenience which all
lution Proposing Constitu­
City, But Are Repulsed After
»omlnatlon for various Portland mu-
Office in The Goffin Building, 1st St.
farmers should have — and many do havo— a chicking ac­
Mono, OasooN.
tlclpal office« on either the Republi-
tional Amendment.
an Alf-Oay Fight.
count with a good bank.
The possessor of such an account
:aa or the Democratic ticket at the
avoids the risk of having his money on his person or about
Washington —The Houke of Repre- primary election May 6.
Agua Prieta,
•—Thia city, which
John
Keefe.
superletendent of
his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
»entatlves, by a vote of 296 to 16,
was captured by the rebel« last week
schools at Westoa and former lnstruc-
passed
the
Rucker
resolution
propos-
His bills paid by oheck are not only a valid reoeipt, but
waa the sceM of a fierce battle Mon-
ng a constitutional amendment for ter In tbe Eastern Oregon Normal
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
MORO,
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OREGON tay when a foroeef Federal« attempt-
± e direct election of United States School, Is to be the secretary and
the necessary change for concluding settlement is Dot at band
id to retake th^ clty. The battle was
publioity manager for the Pendleton
Ut to 15th of each month.
»enators.
ought betw eea, 1600 Federal«, under
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an account now with
This Is the first of the Democratic Commercial Aaaoelatien.
Office opposite Dra. Goffin
»nxmand of H a v en ant-Colonel Diaz
Every one In the City of Astoria
program measures passed by the
And 1000 rebeloX cder Bolasarlo Onr-
House. It went through without mod­ will be wearing antlers Friday and
ification and with a speed that Saturday, August 11 and 12. These
WASCO,
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OREGON When day broke It revealed the
brought protests from the Republi­ two days have been especially set
16th to 30th of each month.
Ship Lumber fio China.
Federal forces formed In fan-shaped
aside by the Astoria centennial cem-
cans.
Marshfield—The C. A. 8mlth Lum­
Office opp. McCoy. Atwood Co battle line In the level country about
The resolution, as the House ap­ mlttee for “Elks’ days.”
« mile distant from Agua Prieta, with ber A Manufacturing Compusy of proved It, is In the form In which the I The port of TUlamoek la advertis­
their machine guns In the venter. this city has taken an Important step Borah resolution was reported out of ing for bids to float $$460,000 for bar
2 0
A U S
l-wrw. A A
They gave notice to the enemy of for Coos Hay In entering the lumber the Senate Judiciary committee 1n the and harbor Improvements. There la
their purpose with a hall of bullets trade with China. The big steam closing days of the last Congress
w m i probability of these bonds being
<- h , i 111111111 1 1 1 1 11 n - H - w n 1 11111 1 11 n i n " " " 1 '" r
from the machine guns, supported by lumber schooner Hazel Dollar Is la
•old to Chicago parties as they have
Publioity BUI Passed.
Attorneys at L aw
their rifles, their evident Intention port here and is loading at the Smith
been making Inquiries about them.
The Democratic party met Its first
For the first time in the history of
being to gain the International line mill with lumber for Hongkong,
lerloua trouble in ths House of Repre­ Oregon It developed upon a chief ex­
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Room* 1 2 over
M. Co. Bank. with Its guard houses and from this China.
I
sentatives. At the close of a session
ecutive to appoint a secretary of
vantage ground turn their fire upon
marked by insurgency In the Demo
Good
Roads
Day
Success.
state. Ben W. Olcott, a Republican
the rebels.
OREGON
MORO
Hood R iver—General good roads cratlc ranks, by reason of whloh the 1 of Crook County, was named by Gov­
The Insurrectos went forth eagerly
Republicans narrowly missed scoring
ernor West as successor to Mr. Ben­
to the fray. They directed their fire day declared by the county court was
Collars Whips, Blankets, etc,
a triumph, the House passed the son.
great
success.
Several
thousand
at ths crews manning the machine
Rucker bill for publicity of campaign
A F U L L L IN E NOW ON H A N D I :
The Columbia River Loggers’ Asso­
guns. But thf fire o f the federal« dollars worth of road work was ac­
Hundreds of men and contributions before elections.
Address: MORO, OREGON.
ciation will Join with Oregon lumber
was so fierce that It forced them back complished
The fight arose over the extent to
Repairing Prom ptly and N aatly Dona.
manufacturers In the proposed cam­
to the second line of lntrenchments. scores of teams volunteered th«lr
which
publicity should be applied. paign to exploit Douglaa ttr through­
work, and great good was accom­
The
federal«
advanced
slowly.
As
Stock Inspector
But for the vigorous and continued
M o r o , O re g o n .
out the »Mt where the product of the
they came nearer the Are of the reb­ plished.
use of the Democratic whip, an im­
Sherman County,
Oregon mills has net yet been Intro­
els became more concentrated.
•in h w -;+ h i i i i i i i i i i m i i ii-i 11111 n i -H n n n i h - h -
portant* Republican amendment ex­ duced.
They scorned the protection of their
Oregon.
Linn to Have Good Roads.
tending publicity to the Individual re­
Twenty Indians frsm the Umatilla
breastwork« and want out Into the
Albany.—The
Linn County court ceipts and expense of candidates for
Deputy Stock Inspector
open and kept up their concentration
rill this year moat vigorously prose­ Congress would have been retained reservation will be one of the tea
Louis Schndewltx, Kent, Oregon of attack upon the machine guns.
tures of the Astoria Centennial cele­
cute the improvement of county In the bill when It finally passed.
bration this fall. They will be takeu
After three hours’ fighting their de­ roads, according to plans which have
The Rucker bill, as finally passed,
matting it nasy.
to the oity by the sea under the man­
fense proved too strong for the Fed­ been already formulated. Many new
makes mors stringent the campaign
Chlmmle—I told the boss I’d quit eral«, who began to retreat In the
agement of the "Round up,” Pendle­
this elevator boy Job unless he wade face of the galling fire. And soon sections will be added to the system publicity law passed In 1910. That ton's frontier show
already
established,
new
bridges
will
It easier. Jlm m lo-W hat do you want
law requires publicity of funds by the
Governor West appointed H. W.
him to do? Chlmmle—Just put on an the machine guns were silenced be built and many miles of roadway campaign committee ten days before
f > O A L I T T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K IN Y O U R arrangement so that the elevator will Sharpshooters had made it Impossi­ rill be surfaced with cruehed rock.
Hatch of Salem and George W. War­
election and the filing of eupplemen-
ren of Warrwnton, Clatsop County,
Sheer exhaustion It I. estimated that the sum of ap­
still and the floor« will run up ble to man them
idle days by telling your neighbors of the good stay
tai statem ents every three days there
members of the state board of agri­
occasionally caused a partial rest of proximately >90,000 will be expended
and down In front o f it.—Puck.
after until election day.
qualities of The Observer.
If you can’t get their sub-
culture
to succeed W. H. Downing of
the contending forces.
In these channels during the season
When yon have a oold get * bottie of
Reciprocity Will Pass House.
Shaw, Marion County, and Mark
After 17 hours of alm ost Incessant
Bcriptions, send us their addresses and we will send Chamberlain’s Congh Eemedy■ It
It Is the common expectation that Hulburt of Albany.
I”
booty fix you up all right and will ward ofl fighting the rebels were holding al
Electrio Power for Big Pumps.
them sample copies. We pay for all soliciting you o any tendency toward
the Canadian reciprocity bill, embody­
. ^
Ol every position they ----
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Portland, according to official sta­
most
had . at
dawn
Freewater.—The big power pump­
u>B U bj | t h o u g h after nightfall the federal«
ing President T tft’s tariff compact tistics compiled by the Department of
B3g- Subscribe for The Observer. Beet Weekly published
ing line known as the Freewater ex­
with Canada, and differing In no es­ Commerce and Labor, Is increasing
carried
the
battle
to
the
borders
of
a. to an adult Bold by all dealers.
in the Inland Empire. Everyone reads it.
tension Is practically finished. From
sential details from the McCall bill, Its lead over all other eeaport cities
the
town.
ths beginning, this line will serve 6$
The Turbine.
W e C o r d ia lly » • I l r i t V o « r
The forces of IMac, by a thrilling customers, furnishing them 400 horse passed by the Heuse last session, In exports of wheat. During the nine
The first «teem turbine fitted veenel,
the Tm idnla, w as constructed by the night movement, 'regained the ground power for pumping, lighting and other will be passed, despite the protests monthe ending with March, lS ll, Port­
Hon. Q A- Parsons at his w orts at lost during the day, and a hand-to- purposes. The main line ll 15 mils« of the high protectionists, with the land exported 6,782,607 btiehels of
votes of the united Democracy, and wheat.
Newcastle-on Tyne. The Turblnla was hand oonfilct la the streets Is expect­
long, extending three and one-half
a «mall vessel, some 100 feet In length, ed before the fate of the city Is de­
a large contingent of Republicans.
The secretary of war sent to Con­
tiles below Vlnceht.
and her first trip
mM<U NoT’ 4’
gress
the recommendation of the chief
'
8easion
Will
Be
Prolonged
cided.
P o r c e la in B a th T u b s
LttM
There Is every Indication that the of army engineers that an appropria­
The quicker a cold is gotten rid o f the
present session of Congress will be a tion of $40,000 annually be made to
SEVEN AMERICANS SHOT
1M. the danger from pneumonia and other
long
one. and old-time leaders around continue the Improvement of the Wil­
aerious diseases. Mr. B. W. L. Hall, of
the capltol are placing the day of lamette River from Oregon City to
Waverly, Va..says: “1 firmly bt ,ieT * ^ ? X Contending Mexican Armies Pour
Agent for the Best Steam Laundry
berlain’s Cough Remedy to be absolutely the
adjournment anywhere from Septem­ Corvallis aad for “snagging" between
Fusillade Into Douglas Streets.
beet preparation on the market for oolds. «
Corvallis and Harrisburg
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
ber 1 to December 4
Douglas, Art*.—Throughout Monday
have recommended it to my Wend, and
A deed was filed for the traDHfer of
The declaration of President Taft
they all agree with me.” For sale by all the people of Douglas were exposed
/ E . W . L E W I S . P r o p r ie to r .
Chronicle of Important Events that he will not exercise his constitu­ the Klamath Falla Light A Water
dealers.
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to a continuous fusillade from both
Me Was u oin g It.
tional power and adjourn Congress Company’s-entire holdings to the Kla­
armies engaged in battle at Agua
of Interest to Our
The Stage Manager—Mr. Heavysldes!
after
the passage of the Canadian re­ math Power Company. The sale In­
Prieta, w hich1 adjoins this city In
Mr. Heavysldes — 81r-r? The Stage
Readers.
ciprocity
bill, put an end to the hopes volves $600,006 for the purchase of
Manager—When the heroine says Mexico. Bullets rained on the city
of
those
»enators
and representatives the two light and power plants in the
“Villain, do your worst!” please re­ from daylight till 10:45 at night,
who
had
looked
forward
to adjourn­ city and all of the water and electric
member that that Is one of her lffcee. wounding seven American citizens,
Ship Santlam Ore.
lines throughout the elty.
ment
in
the
early
summer.
You seem to have mistaken It for a penetrating frame and adobe walls,
Gates.—The arrival here of n big
Seven thousand acres, commonly
atage direction.—Chicago New».
“Free
List”
May
Follow
Reciprocity.
and shattering windows.
iuto truck from^Bortland, which will
known ae tke "desert” In Rogue
More than half the city of Douglas
When your feet are wet and oold, six,
The "farmers’ free list” bill will
used to transport ore from the
E x p e r t, E x p e rie n c e d , R e g is te re d P h a r m a c is ts
your body chilled through and wrroogh irom wag under fire from the beginning un Black Eagle mine to this point, possibly be taken up after ths reci­ River Valley are at last to be utilized,
leaving no part of the level valley un-
whence railway shipments are to be procity bill though the Democrats tillable. The process waa started by
r ie d ic in e s C a r e f u lly C o m p o u n d e d .
tathe Jt —
,
water before going to bed, and youi are al States oustom house was In ths di­ nade, marks a period In this mining may ooaclude to bring In the bill ad
most certain to ward off a severe cold. * or rect range of the attack and the lection In Linn County, known as ths mlttln« New Mexico and Arizona blasting through tke hardpan which
Complete Assortment of Silverw are and Jew«lryT/
ranges from n few Inches to a foot
sale by al 1 dealers.____________
United States soldi ers near there had Santlam, district, that will mean a ahead at this bill, to bs followed by a
and a half in depth below the sur­
te seek shelter for protection.
Injustice.
treat deal toward further, develop­ revision of the w w len aad cotton face of the ground.
Georg© White, though his name did
ment of one of Oregon’s hitherto neg schedules;
The Eugene Fruitgrowers' Associa
W ashington.—P r u d e n t Taft replied looted resources. The auto truck haa
not Indicate his color, was convicted
The Democrats desire to enact
ttoa haa received recently a number
of stealing a chicken, and the unfeel­ to a- m essage from Governor Sloan of
carrying capacity of four tons and these two schedules as dispassion­ of Inquiries from eaetern cenners In
ing Judge sentenced him to pay a fine Arleona, asking protection for citizens
ately as may be, and with little out­
will make two dally trips
Any and all Kinds of P atent M edicine Aiwa»» In Stock
regard to carload shipments of logan­
side pressure and Interference. That
of $10.
of Douglas from the fire of federal«
berries The Inqutrlse say that wher­
“What!” George shouted reproach­ and insurrectos, that ha was loath to
Is one reason they are providing ao
Many Range Cattle Dis.
ever the loganberries have been In­
fully on hearing his sentence. “Whatl endanger Americans in Mexico by
Klamath Fails.—Confirmation of the much work for tbe Senate. Their troduced their peculiar and novel flw
fe n dollars for stealln’ that chicken! taking so radical a step as sending
•tory that a large number of cattle problem la not whether the present vor has won them Immediate atten­
Why, Jsdge, J could ’a' bought a smart­ American troops across the border to
have died on the Klamath Indian res duties on wool end woolsna and cot­ tion, particularly when made up Into
er hen for 80 cents.”—Exchange.
MORO, O REG O N.
prevent further fighting.
ervation was made here by Reuben ton manufacture« ahall be cut, but pies.
Every family has need of a good, rsliabls I
-------------------------------
White, one of the cattle owners who how deeply they eball be cut. The re­
The Oregon escheat law was up­
liniment For epralna, bnrisss, sorsneas of
L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
Through
Rates
to
Coast
Made.
lives on the Klamath marsh, some vision of these two schedules will be held by Presiding Judge Oantenbein
the muscles and rheninatie
‘¡’«J» »■
a more difficult legislative task than
non« better than Chamberlain's. Hold by
8t. Louis, Mo.—For the first time 40 miles south of here.
In the circuit oourt at Portland by a
C. R . B E L S H E E , Proprietor and M anager.
slldsalsrs.________ .J
Mr. White says that more cattle the framing of a farmers’ free list decision In the case of the state
in Hie history of transportation an
arrangement has been completed by have died this winter than before bill.
The W«U of the Vlotim.
against the First National Bank of
National Capital Brevities.
Telephone from The Dalle, or any Sherman county point, .t our ex-
“You can’t get something for noth­ which through rates can be made for years In tne same length of time
Portland. The court held that ths
ing,” said the man who affects prov­ upon commodities between St. Louis and that at leant 10 per cent of these
n
Senator Chamberlain la receiving bank must turn over to the state the
Service e.__i.i...t
furnished in
to nr
or From
from Moro
Moro to
to any
any | point.
pense.
erb«.
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many requests from Oregon wool- amount of $5965, which aggregates ths
OUR M O TTO **Ple*>e the public.”
and other Mississippi Valley pointe have perished In his section.
“No,” answered the easy man; I
growers, urging that action upoa the small deposits oornlng under the es­
and on the Pacific Coast.
can’t. But the people with whom I do
proposed revision of schedule K be cheat law.
This
arrangement
is
the
result
of
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
TEACHERS
ACCUSE
YODER
business seem to manage It every now
deferred
until the report of the tariff
negotiations
between
the
Callfornla-
and then.”—Exchange.
.
In a report on the Central Oregon
« P B 0 IA L RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRA V ELERS
Atlantlo Steamship Oompany and the tuaploioue of Attitude Toward Wood­ bonrd Is received.
Railroad Company and Its tracks be­
“I had been troubled with constipation Mississippi
Senator Poladexter arrived from tween Union and Union Junction the
Valley
Transportation
burn Girls, They Spy on Prlnolpal?
for two years and tried all of ths beat phyri-
Spokane
and was sworn In Monday.
Company
Salem.— Principal A. H. Yoder of
state railroad commission declares
cians in Bristol, Ten«., and »hey could do
Exclusion from the United Stxtes them to be la a dilapidated condition.
the Woodburn public schools was
nothing for me,” writes Thos. E. William«,
Mlddleboro, Ky. “Two park •««« of Cham-
bound over to the grand Jury under of Japanese, Koreans aad Hindus and Commissioners Campbell and Miller
DEFENDANTS LOSE
bsrlain’a Stomach and Liver Tablets cured
$250 bonds by Justice Danlsl Web­ all other Aalatlsa on ths same basis examined the road about the first of
me.*» For sals by all dealers.
Judge In Spokane Deoldes fer Gov­ ster to appear at the next term of as that sow applicable to Chinese, is the month and fer thia distance Com­
Ths Or««* BtorAroturua.
ernment in Fraud Casa.
oourt on a charge of aesault and bat­ provided for In a resolution Intro- missioner Miller declare« it the worst
The «ter Areturua, -which 1« known
Spokane.—United States District tery meds by Lydia Shlnback, aged duasd In the House by Representa­ bit of railroad he hae ever seen.
to be a sun for a faraway system of
planets, Is 11.800,000 times farther re­ Judge Rudkin overruled the demurrer 14 years, a pupil under Yodsr. Mias tive Hays of California.
Drinking liquor on the streets or
If Congress remains In session
moved from us than is our solar lu­ of the defendants 1« the Doughton, Rstta Joseph and Mias Moon, teach­
»Uleys of Albany will be prohibited
minary. Hie diameter Is 71,000.000 Alaska, land fraud case, directly tok ers associated with Yoder, took the through the hot weather, President hereafter If the olty council paeeea
end hie circumference about 234,000,
Taft probably will beoome a pro­
lag lesu« with Ualted States Judge stand against him and testified that
an ordinance new under considers
000 miles. Our sun Is but Mfi.000 mile«
they had become suspicious because nounced week-end oommuter, Journey­ tion. in his quarterly report to the
In diameter, a fact which proves that Hanford of Seattle, who decided the
ing from Washington fo Boston and
W e H a v e a Large A w o rtm e n t
Arc turns 1« at least 881.000 dm«« kame points In fever of the defend of his attitude toward girls la the Beverly whenever he gets ae oppor­ eeuncil Chief ef Fall«« Mushers rec­
school
and
had
even
utilized
the
key­
ant
a
In
the
Sir
Edward
Stracey
case
ommended that It bo made a misde­
greater In bulk than* la our “great orb
o f T y p e R ead y to Serve Y o u
hole to spy on him when hs called tunity.
meanor to drink nquer on a street,
of day.”
In Seattle.
Representative Hawley of Oregon
A Bright Comet.
The defendants la the Doughton Mias Shlnback aad other girls to his
alley or other public place In this
The comet of IMS w as the only one •see are Harry White, of Los Ange­ office, ostensibly to talk school mat­ Ig preparing and will Introduce a bill city. The chief ef police said th«U
during the last century visible In
author 1 zing the secretary of the Ul­
frequently men or boye, who send
les, former mayor of Seattle; Charles ter! with them.
broad daylight
terior to grant an extension of time,
Principal
Yodar
strongly
denied
the
A. McKenzie, a S eattle capitalist;
away for liquor, moot in a dark alley
not exceeding one year. In whloh set
Donald A. McKeaite, of Washington; «causations made by puplle and teach­
or side street to drink and leave emp
tiers on government Irrigation pro-
C h ild r e n
a ry
Raymond Brown and William I. Dunn, ers of hie school, but Justice Webster
ty bottles stream about Ha w aitg
jnnte may moke gagmwu <«• Un »a« «»oH — stoaaafi.
of Spokane, and thfirle« N Ooufihtoa. fouad the chargee «ufflolent to uortt
FOR FLETCHER’«
The firain {rooiere [om niencee
D r .
J. R. Morgan
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Tk< U)ueo U lira k N K RtlUag p .
(in k , of flora.
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Bryant & Whealdon
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