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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1911)
The O b s e rv e r. C it y a f f i d a i F a » « r« o rn o at. r a r a * o r sbbm m aw co MORO, OREGON. Entered second class mstter at the post office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, ItW l. D. C. I r e l a n d , Editor. C. L. I r e l a n d 1............ Manager. F R ID A Y .................J u l y 28.1911 If you do not read The Observer, why not? W e would like to have you take it, and we know it would be profitable to you to become a subscriber. W e send it two years for $2.50; one year $1 5 0 ; 12% cts • month isn’t much. T ry it. Order by postal card, and pay for it when you can. Church and Society notices F R E E , ex cept when for money making purposes. Such notices at regular rates at the option of the publishers. W e w ill not be responsible for the neglect of subscribers to notify as a l changes in their address. N or w ill the notification of a Postmaster that the sub scriber has •‘ Removed” settle the bill of a delinquent. Did it ever occur to you that it costs no more to produce printing that is pleasing to the eye than the other kind? I he Observer is equipped with all the modern faclities for doing good work at the very minimum of cost. T ry us with an order and if it is not executed to your perfect satisfaction you need not pay for it. Send for advertising rates. Senator La Follette has read M r. Taft out of the Republican party ; not being in the party him self he couldn’t read him in, and now M r. Taft can return the com pliment. ‘ “ W e did not dream what we were getting with Alaska,” was a favorite expression of some years ago ; the “ Dick to Dick” letter was one of the things nobody could have dreamed of before a muck writing woman dreamed it out for a magazine. The Italian woman sentenced to leath in Canada for the murder of ler husband has been saved from he gallows for life imprisonment; It doesnt seem much of a boon, ?ut the woman swooned with joy >n hearing that it was granted; truly, everything must be judged t>y comparison. TU Dalss as We F en d it Last Week. Everybody at Astoria is prepar- ng for the greatest crowd that ver visited that city. The mer- hants are wearing great smiles be- ause of the extensive purchases y the housewives of new bed lin- n, glassware and fancy articles to iccorate for the visitors. At this me more than 6,000 people may e housed in comfort in addition > the capacity of the beach hotels nd Astoria hotels. Tw o school ouses are being converted into otels, and the old Elavel house i being reopened under the di- ection of the Astoria Centennial, > ery extra bed in the city has een assured, and those who write ) the committee in advance may e assured of receiving just the ind of accomodations they need. CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. M r. Rockefeller began on three “ The Dalles beautiful,” is tho Jury Retaras Eleven Imbct- dollars per week. Now his wealth * slogan in that city now, and the Alkert HUI asks Ceart is so great, and so widely disposed handsome buildings going up at that none know its aggregate. to Appoint Special Sheriff. test the propriety of the salutation. His plans are so well laid that The first national bank, a very Soren Hansen, A J Andersen, he derives revenue from essentials fine five story concrete, nearing that enter into every life. If we go and Miss Margery Mclness were completion, will be the most at automobiling, we fill the tank with admitted as citizens of the United tractive structure in the city. Rockefeller gasolene, and oil the States. The Elks have built the most machine with Rockefeller lubri State of Oregon vs Rudolf W ill handsome home there that may cant. iams; indictment, shooting at O -W be seen in the Pacific N ew West; If we go out driving, we soften R A N conductor, plea of guilty In fact but one other in the U n it sentenced without definite time, ed States, that at Topeka, Kan., the harness with Rockefeller har subject to pardon or parole, to the ness oil, lubricate the buggy with compares with it favorably. Rockefeller axle grease and rub penitentiary for from six months The city hall is a magnificent the horse with Rockefeller hoof -to ten years. structure, and just opposite to it ointment. Frank Whitt?, partner of Rudolf the Masonic fraternity are adding W illiam s, discharged. In the household the wife cleans to their building making of it an a dress with Rockefeller benzine, State of Oregon vs W E Ram imposing structure. or Rockefeller parowax ; the fath sey; two indictment); selling malt The Carnegie library is a hand er rubs Rockefeller vaseline on his liquors contrary to law; plea of some building; the streets are nice, sore lip, and the nurse washes the guilty; sentenced to pay a fine of clean, well paved thoroughfares; children’s faces with Rockefeller $300 or 150 days in county jail on The dog nuisance has been abated, naptha soap. one count add sentence suspended the open vileness of old time days on the o tly r The cook fills aRockefeller lamp has been so perceptibly eliminated State o f Oregon vs G W Ray; that it may be expected that by with Rockefeller coal oil and goes down into the cellar for a pot of three indictments; selling malt another year the O -W . R. & N . jam sealed with Rockefeller para- liquors contrary 4to law; plea of Co will not be ashamed to build a fine ; she cooks the meal on a guilty; sentenced to pay a fine ot handsome depot and passenger $300 or 150 days in county jail on Rockefeller stove heated with station in the heart of the city. Rockefeller gasolene, and serves one count and sentence suspend In the general cleanup the coun it on a table around which the ed on the others. cil has ordered removed from the family gathers full of thankfulness State of Oregon vs Dan Osborne streets all obstructions, including to M r. Rockefeller, from whom three indictments; selling malt li bulletin boards belonging to real these blessings flow. quors to a minor contrary to law; estate firms, bicycle racks etc, and plea of guilty; sentenced to pay a Finally, when all is ended, and arrangements made to install elec fine of $300 or 150 days in county the flowers are piled high on the tric light posts in the business sec beautiful casket, they haul us off to jail on one count and sentence tions of the city. The ornamental suspended on the others. posts proposed to be installed are the cemetery over a road covered Ha -i. •' ‘ ’ patterned after those on the streets with Rockefeller oil. In the matter of the three differ of Mishawaka, Ind., the finest in The astonishing increase in the the world; and why not ? It costs yield on Belgian fields since the less to have the best of everything, organization of a complete system and The Dalles is certainly en of agricultural education, such as is titled to the best. advocated for America, was indi W e missed the elegant shade of cated in a lecture before the sum its beautiful trees. D on’t move mer students at the O A C by D r another one. Never. Plant A C True, director of U S Experi more, put them everywhere, and mental stations. They have raised if properly pruned and cared for the average yield of wheat 14 bu the trees will be a blessing to fu shels to the acre; barley 19 bushels; ture generations oats 32 bushels, from 49 bushels an M oro shade trees add 500 per acre to 71. The yield of potatoes cent to the attraction and comfort they increased from 225 bushels of this city, and we are proud of an acre to 300. O ur state has the personal interest which we in only now got to where Belgium vested to secure them for these was 25 years ago in the matter of people. potato yield. The Dalles has mercantile estab lishments far ahead of any claimed Squelch The Nervy Beggars. for Portland at a corresponding period of growth. Its develop Dallas Observer: Newspaper ment in the near future may be publishers who find themselves anticipated by the additions made annoyed almost beyond endur by the W alther-W illiam s Co., and ance with requests for free publi now in process by the Edward C city for local fairs, carnivals and Pease Co. expositions—gotten up for money The good roads fellows are very considerate of the tax payers whose pocket books they appear to be after. Now they want G ov. West to call an extra session right away quick to amend the constitu tion of Oregon so that counties may pile up debts for public roads, perhaps commercially speaking, in bonds. Be reasonable, else re The Dalles, for a city its size, is tire. well represented in its local press The O ld Tim e Daily Chronicle It is claimed that the Columbia and the New Optimist are up to river fisheries contributes $125,000 date exchanges at this table. anually in duties paid on tin and twine, a goodly portion of which 1 A physician in one of the mid went toward fostering the estab lishment of the tin and twine in die states treats nervous patients dustries of this country. But what with piano music. A comfortable does the industry cost the people? bed is made up on his baby grand who ever gets to see a fresh sal piano and his patient is made to mon in Oregon? much less taste repose upon it with closed eyes. one. The industry is in need of For a dull, depressed case he plays quick, enlivening music, and a probe. for the violent type soft and rest ful strains. N ow that the hot term is materially mitigated it might I well to reflect upon the smaller causes we of Oregon have to com plain of abnormal weather, whether hot or cold. It is foolish at any time to complain of the weather and complaint only makes what is bad worse. Whatever is inevitable and cannot be altered had best be borne in patience, whether it is weather or something else. But we are almost uniform ly fortunate, whether we judge the weather by its eastern output or compare with it the output o f any other section of the country. Therefore let us all cheer up, and turn our attention to something more profitable than complaints. Bleuiug» from Mr. Rockefeller. The arrival at Salem of a vouch for $76.89 from the state board of fish and game commissioners for the salary of S L Sandry revealed to Secretary Olcott Saturday that Sandry was holding two state of fices, strictly at variance with the law, at salaries aggregating $2.300. Under the statutes he is to devote his entire time to the fishing in dustry; his appointment to the ad ditional office of state game com missioner carries a salary of $800 per annum. T he voucher was returned unpaid. ' President W H Kerr of , the O A C has again received the honor of appointment to the council of the greatest body of educators in the world, the National Education al association. H e has already served one six-year term in the same capacity, and when his new term expires in 1917 he will have been in office a round dozen of /ears. As the college is also represented in the association by Prof E D Ressler, director of the summer sessioa, y ho was elected last week to the eighth yjee-presi- dency. the institution gives .Ore gon double representation in the N E A executive body for a second time. Prpf Ressler was formerly a member of the board of directors of the western division o f the association, Try thç Observer $1.50 a year. making purposes and tfi Exploit the advantages of some particular locality—should not forget what waste-baskets are for. It is time for the Oregon press to squelch these nervy beggars. Tee Cream Without Ice.” That T h e jO ld Reliable was caught napping when it published a recipe last week for freezing ice cream without ice is beyond the per adventure of a doubt. The thing will not payout; so far as we are able to show from report ed tests. , A Good Wheat Talk. ent indictments of W E Ramsey, G W Rayland Dan Osborne Dis trict AttPrney Burdette for the state voiced the sentiment of the county when he asked the court to withhold sentence on more than one indictment in each case, pending good behavior up on the part of the defendants in the future, stating that only suffi cient punishment be given to serve as warning to others and that persecution and vindictiveness were not factors in the matter be fore the court. The defendant’s attorney called the attention of the court to the fact that it was near beer, and not straight beer that was being sold; but though the statutes do not mention the new product by name it was contended by Dis trict Attorney Burdette that all malt beverages are covered by the statute in question, and cannot be legally sold unless the dispenser has a proper license. In the case of Laughter vs Cros field and Pickard vs Crosfield the cases are continued pending a re view of proceedings of the Justice court at Wasco in the case of Cros field vs Pickard and Laughter, partners. Crosfield sued to col Iect a bill, attaching some horses; after or about the time Pickard and Laughter dissolved as partners, each buying the other’s interest in the joint property; the suits against Crosfield are to enforce their individual rights of exemption from attachment on the horses, which is denied them as partners. The case rests on the point at law as to the regularity of proceedings in the justice court; if not regular the horses are now subject to the bill of sale given by the partners to each other when the partner ship was dissolved and the law of exemption prom ts from attach ment. Optimist: C G E H ill brought in a load of this year’s wheat for market Saturday. It is undoubt edly the first wheat threshed and State of Oregon vs W alter H ill marketed this year in this vicinity. and Albert H ill; indictment; crime The wheat averaged about forty bushels to the acre and was sold of horse stealing; plea of not guilty by Albert H ill. to M aier & Schanno. Real Estate Transactions. ’ V Y T - * ---- -- ---- also that he believes men are now in M o ro for the only purpose to be able to get on the jury to his danger. In a counter affidavit Sheriff Freeman denies prejudice, or a knowledge of any one now being in M o ro fqr the special pur pose of getting on the jury. C L Ireland, as publisher of The O b server, also made affidavit that the defendant, to his knowledge and belief, could secure an impartial trial at this time. f h i Crain Crouiers Conveniences Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of mail * and the Telephone. There is another convenience which all farmers should have — and many do havo — a checking ac count with a good bank. The possessor of such an account avoids the risk of having his money on h it person or about his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves. H is bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but also a convenience in his home transactions where very often the necessary change for concluding settlem ent is not at band Don't stop to think this over, but start an account now with The motions were denied by the court, and Sheriff Freeman was instructed to proceed to sum mons jurors for trial of the case of the state vs Albert H ill. N ow we’re thinking of huckle berries again; and up springs the vision of that old squaw, trying to dry the pick in the sun on an old soar-back horse-blanket; please pass the prunes. SHERIFF HALE — In the Cirooit (Joart of tbe State of Oregon for tbe G ood y of Sherman. W. A. Laidlaw, plaintiff T H. P. Diaber, L illie M. Webber and E. E. K'taeberg, trustees of Webber A Co., Albert 8. C obh , A. A. Hannah, and E. 11. Hannah, defendants. By virtue of an exeoation, judgment, order, deoree and order of sale leaned ont of the above entitled ooort in tbe above en titled oanae to me di reo ted, and dated tbe 26th day of July, 1211, upon • judgment rendered aud entered in said ooort on tbe 24th day of July, 1911, in favor of W. A. Laidlaw. plaintiff and against H. P. Diaber, L illie M. Webber and E E Kaséberg. Trne- teea of Webber A Co., Albert S. Ooaa. and A. A. Hannah and E H. Hannah, defend ants, for tbe aum of $5,677.86 with interest thereon at the rate of eight per oent pel annam from July 24ib. 1911, aud for the further aom of $500, attorney fees, with in terest thereon at the rate of six per oent per annum from Jnly 24th, 1911, and ooata as taxed, and aooruiug oosts of and upon this writ, commanding m eto make a sale of tbe following described real property to wit: Tract Ho I. Beginning at the Southeast ¿ornar of Lot No. 4 of Heotion 81, Township 1 North Range 18 Eaat, W. M., running tbenoe East on the Base Line 60 obaiua to tbe South east corner of said Section 81; thenoe North «6.66 ohaius to a rock set firmly in the earth; thenoe Norib 70 degrees West 6.82 chains; tbenoe North 81 degrees West 6.82 obains; tbenoe North 62 degrees and 8 m. East .76 chains; thence North 9 degrees and 80m. West 16.52 obama; thenoe North 46 degrees East 2 60 chains to the South aide of the right of way of the Colombia Southern Hail way Company; thenoe along the boutb line of said right of way to a point on the East line of Lot 4, Sect to a 80, 19.10 obains North of the Southeast corner ot said Lot 4 in said Section 80; thenoe Sonth 99.10 obains to the plaoe of beginning;also tbe West X ° t the Southwest quarter of Seotion 82, Township 1 North U sage 18 East ot the W. M.. con taining iu all 647 aor«*a, more or leas. Traot No. 2 The East half of Section 11, tbe N. W. W o f Section 12 aud North W of the S. W. X aud the N. W.>< of tbe 8. E.% and the S. W. X the Northeast X of •aid Seotion 12, all being in Township 1, Sonth Range 18 East of W. M., oootaiuing 640 acres. Now, therefore, b. virtue of said execu tion, judgment, order, decree aud order of Bale, aud in compliance with tbe commands of said writ, I wiki on I The |||asco Warehouse Willing Co. lank, of ffloro. ./.À À A L L , PAINT YOUR HOME - . . W it h Horses For Sale. P le a s in g Colors A ' ' W ith o u r experience we can be of service to you in suggesting tasteful color schemes and com binations th a t will m ake y our hom e appear to best advantage in its surroundings. w .. ACME QUALITY H O U S B P A IN T J ' * «• . gives greatest d u rab ility and beauty and best resists rain and shine. I t costs less because it takes less and- lasts longer. Come in and ask us to show you harm onizing color suggestiQns. ^vdCoxo 3=>a,Ixxt S tore J. Wi CASC Moro, Oregon. Take Trains at Kloan OREGON TRUNK RY. For W hite Salm on, “N orth B ank” points, P ortlan d , Spokane and E ast; Madras and o th er C entral Oregon points ' t Spend Y o u r V a c a tio n a t C latsop Beach on the Pacific. F irst class hotels at Seaside and G earhart. T rains pass Kloan for P o rt land and M adras at 2:30 p. m. Schedules 6nd o th er details on request. Saturday the 26th day of August 1911 at 10 o’clook A. M. at the front door of the County Court house in Moro, Sherman County, 8tate of Oregon, sell at public auo.iou (subject to redemption) Traot No. 1 above described, subject to • mortgage in favor of the Oregon Mortgage Company, Ltd., dated Outober 19tb, 1906, and tor the aum of $7.500; and Traot No. 2 above de- eonbed, subject to a mortgage in favor of the Oregon Mortgage Company, Ltd., ex ecuted May 29ib, 1907, for tbe eno. of $8,000; «ud also a mortgage executed and in favor of Jot.n H Cob-man for the anm of $500 to the highest bidder, for oasb in hand, all the right, title and interest whioh the with in named defendants, er either of them bad on the 14th day of/eb rn a ry , 1906, tbe date of the mortgage herein foreotoaed, or since that date had in and to the above deaonbed property, or any part thereof, to satisfy said execution, judgment, order and de oree, interest, ooet aud aorumg costa. Dated July 26tb, 1911. J. C. FKEKMAN, Sheriff of 5t.jy28a26-103] Sbermarf'fidQnty, Oregon TY Y T 9 W . E. CO M A N , G e n e r a l F r e i g h t a n d P a s s . ZCgt. P o r t l a n d , O r e . MORO PHARMACY E x p e rt, E xperienced, Registered P h a rm a c is ts H edicines C a re fu lly Com pounded. < Complete Assortment of Silverware and Jewelry FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY. BRUSHES. G0MB8, SPONGES. CIGARS. ! A ny a n d a ll K in d s of P a te n t M e d ic in e Eight good work horses weigh- _ ng ing 1300 and over for sale. Call on o r * address me a* Klondike, Oregon, box 36. tf.101] F W M a t t h ia s . A lw a y s in S to c k J 1 Gamp Ou'.fit For Sale. W h e n w e g e t y o u r w i r e l e s s c a ll f o r H E L P , At very reasonable price: 1 w e w ill c o m e to t h e r e s c u e w ith g o o d o ld camp wagon, fully equipped with cooking utensils, folding table, «=========== P R I N T E R ’S I N K = = = = = chairs; 300 ft. X in . wire cable; G O O D A D V E R T IS IN G H A S S A V E D M A N Y B U S IN E S S M E N 1 team of horses and harness; 1 FROM FINANCIAL SHIPWRECK " 1 single harness; 1 saddle; 1 new roller-top desk add chair; 3 sleep ing bags, and numerous other arti State of Oregon vs W alter H ill, cles. Acct. E. O . L. Co. ■>11444-I+ 4 I H -I-I-I-+I I I1 1 -1 H 1 1 H -i- H - H H - M - M l I I 1 H - M"»l I I I f G e o . W . B e r r ia n , Albert H i l t and Fred Willis; in j?26tf.98] M oro. O r. dictment; crime of hone stealing; plea of not guilty by Albert H ill M anufacturer and Dealer in and Fred Willis; granted separate trials. * Any person or persons having H ill is represented by attorneys horses, cattle, houses, lots or house W H Wilson and Geo Mowry; hold goods for sale or exchange, Collars Whips, Blankets, etc, « District Attorney Burdette has se or parties desiring to buy" such property, will find The Observer A F U L L L IN E N O W ON H A N D -J cured Judge R R Butler as special a good medium for advertising prosecutor to assist in the cases. and securing a customer? T ry R epairing Prom ptly and N eatly Done. T h e O b s e r v e r . M oro, Attorney Wilson submitted to the u M oro, Oregon. court a motion supported by an affidavit by H ill asking for a H 1 I H U I 1 I I I I m i l I I I I 1 111 I I H - I H I I ■! H - H I 1 1 K W I H change of venue, if denied a con tinuation until the next regular F term; if that be denied, an order If you want the best fit of the court for jurors to be drawn and best goods at reason from the list instead of the box able priceB, you can not do and body of tbe county at large; P o r c e la in B a th T u b a . better than come to my of if all denied that a special elisor fice, or wait u n til I visit supersede the sheriff, be appoint Moro. Can prove to you I ed to summons the trial jury. In have the highest qualifica S Agent for the Best Steam Laundry H ill’s affidavit he claims the sher- tions for my profession. Furnished by the Sherman County Abstract Company: United States to Robert W Kase- berg, seXsec 20 t 3 s r l 6 e 160 acres. Patent. J C Freeman, Sheriff, to H R Moore and n% of seX of sec 23; n w # and n% of sw #; sw # o fs w X and n w jf of neX of sec 24, and seX of sec 13 t 1 n r 18 e $14,447.59 Hettie A Wayman and hus to Ira M Newman se# of neX sec 34 t 3 s r 16 e, also lot 8 blk 6 in HenarievilLe add to Grass Valley $10. r < J C Freeman, Sheriff, to S T Smith, lots 9, 10. 11, 12, in blk 1 pf McPherson’s 1st add to Wasco $900. The Shermau County Abstract Co., is now prepared to turnjvl; yoy an abstract on short notice. lb* Uast By haying expert stenographic Iil» lv to taka dlarrhooÿ M ei assistance prompt and efficient iacfd tia a , onionyoo l a v * Cham services can be had al a reason^ Colic, C h o U n r if f Diarrhoea Bai tkliu) able prixe. T ry us. ahm o/ the d iA M x . LOUIS HEYDT To Buy, Sell or Exchange. Harness and Saddlery G LA SSES s M oros B ar ber S hop s A. L. GOLDER, A. B. Oph. B. • Doctor of Optics. 24 Vogt Block, The Dalles, Drtgoa. b e r jtliij First Class anil U|i ta date. Shop in Brick B uilding next Observer Office W . MORO L E W I S , P r o p r ie to r . - - OREGON.
