Sherman County observer., November 15, 1912, Image 4

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MORO.
F R ID A Y ..
November 15,1912
P e rs o n a l T a lk W i t h Yoe.
A t aay tim e when requested to do to ,
the paper w ill be discontinued. But we
expect that a ll arrears w ill be paid before
each request is made. It is easy to ask us
lo r a statement, which w ill be cheerfully
rendered at any tim e.
COBRA BITE WINS
ALL NIGHT FIGHT
Thunder and Wizard s Rites
Fall to Rouse Victim.
OIES
Of GENEBILJNTERtST
OREGON.
AS STORM ABATES.
Vlrwa of 8naka Proves Teo Stropfl Far
Hum an Incantations and Turm oil of
the Element»—W eird Scene In Cay*
tones« H u t H it by L ig h tn in g .
I I E day had been a naan ally bot
and sultry even fo r Ceylon,
but there was the prospect o f
a change la an approaching
storm. T h e w ind steadily Increased In
force, and the clouds rone, darkening
the region over which they passed
There, from base to sum m it, a streak
o f light separated fo r an instant the
th ick mass, and a moment afte rw ard a
d istan t rum bling reached the ear from
the troubled heavens.
■ In one o f the n a tiv e dwellings. Just
hack fro m tbe road, embowered In
palms and a w ealth o f tropical vegeta­
tion, a young man lay between life
and death. Qe bad been bitten by a
cobra, and an inclination to aleep was
overpowering him. M ure than once be
had closed hla eyes and allowed his
head to drop and fo r a tim e bad re­
sisted tbe fra n tic efforts o f hla friends
to arouse him. Tbe kapurala bad been
sent fo r and bad Just arrived w ith bis
company o f dancers, tomtom b e a te n '
and singers, and they were now m ak­
ing preparations for the ceremony by
means o f which they would endeavor
to drive out the evti spirits by which
the sick man was invested.
T
The Storm Break».
M eanw hile the storm had broken
w ith terrific violence over mountain
and valley. T be rain descended In tor*
rents, saturating tbe parched Jungle
and causing th e roads to w elter In
floods o f muddy water.
T h e villagers bad sought refuge In
th eir huts. But one fam ily w ere op
and could not rest, for there tbe ka
purala and hla strange associates con
ducted th eir m idnight orgies over tbe
fleeting soul o f the unconscieus native.
T h e company had returned to the hut
arrayed In th eir w eird apparel. The
dancers wore abort cotton skirts, puck­
ered up into flounces, and around th eir
loins were thick leather girdles gaud!
|y decorated w ith colored buttons and
m etal knobs.
Danes Before tha Dying.
T h e ceremony was conducted lu tbe
lig h t o f a small cocoa not oil lamp,
which barely sufficed to show the fea-
turea o f the performers, hut the light-
nlag, gleam ing almost w ithout In te r­
mission through tbe open doorway,
made up for Its shortcomings. Stand­
ing by th e head o f the dying man.
holding out bis hands and tw isting
Events Occurring Throughout
the State DuringXhe Past
Week.
Ra. tread Enjoins County.
Hood R iver.— T h e Oregon-W ashing­
ton Railroad ft N avigation company
has filed suit, against Hood R iv e r
covnty, to have the county quit w ork
oa the railroad rig h t o f w >y around
Shell Rock m ountain, w here Governor
W est has placed a force of convicts
to construct a grade, connecting Hood
R iye r w ith M ultnom ah county w ith a
wagon road, and w hich was Intended
as A lin k In. the proposed Pacific high­
way from tha w estern section of the
state through central Oregon and on
to California.
M orton Appeal Denied by Departm ent
Salem.— W o rd has been received by
Governor W eet from the In te rio r de­
partm ent th at the appeal of J. F- M o r
son from the comm issioner o f,th e gen­
eral land office In th e case of the res
ervolr for the Deschutes Land com­
pany has been denied, and th a t the
granting of a site fo r the reservoir
mast aw ait the investigation of the
government as to the status o f th at
company.
LEGISLATURE IS REPUBLICAN
R e tu rn s Show T h e y E lected 13 of 18
Senator« and M o f 60 fo r House.
Portland.— Incom plete returns from
the different senatorial and represen­
tative districts throughout th e fja te
indicate th at tbe 27th biennial session
of the Oregon legislature w ill be o v e r
w helm ingly republican. T he republi­
cans have apparently elected 13 of the
15 state senators and 54 of the 60 re­
presentatives.
W ith tw o democratic
holdover senators out of 15, the demo­
crats w ill have four seats and the re­
publicans 28 at the next session of the
state senate and out of a to tal m em ­
bership of 60, there w ill be 10 demo­
crats and 80 repu b llcana
T he measures carried a t Tuesday’s
election w ere :
W o m an ’s suffrage,
am endm ent (306-307) p erm ittin g tax
classifications, repeal o f county tax
option, am endm ent doubling lia b ility
of bank stockholders, state-w ide public
u tilitie s act, eight-hour l lw affecting
public works, act p erm ittla g em ploy­
ment of convicts on roads, act perm it-
ting em ploym ent of c ijy an d county
prisoners on roads, lim ita tio n on
state road bond indebtedness, lim ita ­
tion on county, road bond indebted­
ness, tax exem ption on household ef­
fects, railroad ra te bill.
T he measures defeated w ere: M a
Jorlty rule on am endm ents, m ajo rity
rule on bills, Cascade county, grange
road bonding act, state p rin te r b ill,
hotel inspector, harm ony state bond­
ing act for roads, tax exem ption on
moneys and credits, inheritance tax
law, southern Oregon road act, abol­
ishment of state senate, single tax,
capital punishm ent abolishm ent mesa
ore, tw o university referendums.
T he figures now availab le on the
state a t large, Including M ultnom ah,
give the follow ing totals:
F or ’ president— W ilson,
40,058;
Roosevelt. 31,864; T a ft. 29,528.
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For U nited States senator— Lane,
34,168; Selling, 32,943; Bourne, 29,529;
C lark, 9191; Paget, 4168.
In the first congressional district
W. C. H a w le y Is elected by a p lu ra lity
of more th a n 10,000. Sinnott is also
fa r ahead of hla opponent b a t the
count le too Incom plete to base an
estim ate upon. Secretary of State O l­
cott In the Incom plete returns has a
p lu rality of 30.000. Judge Bakin has
been re-elected to the supreme bench.
In the contest fo r railroad commis­
sioner In the second district, C. W .
A Itch Ison has a lead of nearly 6,000
over his nearest com petitor. M ickle
la elected dairy and food commission­
er.
October Lum ber Shipm ents Large
nxacora to tbx v a v u ro ro o r tomtoms
h lm aelf about, tha kapurala
was
chanting a strange, incoherent a ir, In
w hich th e singers e t first Joined list
toasty.. As be proceeded hla fervor In ­
creased u n til his movements became
tboee o f a maniac. H a was accompa­
nied In hla spasmodic gestures and
grotesque postures by the other dan­
cers-
Suddenly they won'd become
aaoGonlees. w ith hung« inrr-ffrel'h«^.
staging to (he oolinliuv.eU (itu u i;...v >
o f ’ th e tomtoms, and then moiueu
ta rd y they would bend th eir knees
almost to a sitting posture and ad
vaace by alow and cotivulalve steps,
w h ile th e ir trin kets tinkled and their
w ild song added fresh terrors to the
tem pest shaken nlghL
A t length they desisted, and the In
mates o f the b at grew more composed
T b s storm. too. bad shown signs of
abating. T b e fightnlng was less vivid,
an d . except now and then for a flash
psesu ally d e n tin g . It was passing
a w a y to other districts. The thunder
w as beard only as a distant rumbling
The kapurala was stooping over the
p rostrate fo rm o f tbe sick man. All
Itly was still, fo r coma had eu
despite the extraordinary e f­
fo rts o f tb s devil dancers to prevent
f t T h e flare was set. and tberexwas a
tra n q u illity about t t th a t caused tbe be
Beider t o pass a t tt earnestly fo r some
Then, seeing th at his rites
« a v a ilin g , be turned aw ay and.
th e offerings o f food and fiow-
tbe a lta r ee custom allowed,
le ts the re el n ig h t followed
The
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Astoria.— D uring the m onth of Octo­
ber, 33 vessels loaded a t the m ills In
tbe low er Colum bia riv e r d is tric t and
th e ir combined cargoes amounted to
30,476,436 feet of lum ber. B ight v
eels carrying 10,404,713 feet of lum ber
w ent to foreign porta, w hile 25 vee-
sela w ith cargoes aggregating 20.071,
724 feet of lum ber sailed fo r domestic
ports, princip ally In C alifornia.
Cadet Officers Nam ed a t O. A. C.
Corvallis.— T o fill vacancies In the
eo m m an dln gstaff of the Oregon A g ri­
cultural ColMff» cadet regim ent. Com
rvirtdant W . C. M ille r has issued a
general order announcing a dum ber
of new appointm ents and promotions
which w ere approved by tha college
adm inistration.
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Tan
Horses Burn in
Roseburg
Fire
Roseburg.— T h e whole north end of
Roseburg was endangered by fire
when the Banks ft W e lk e r liv ery sta­
ble caught fire and burned to the
ground during a 20-mlle gale.
T he
loss w ill he 326,000.
Tan head of
horses perished.
Michigan Convicts In Plot to Burn
D e tro it— DetecUve W illia m J. Buras
stated th a t he had obtained.eight sep­
arate confessions from aa many Jack-
son prison convicts, now held In sep­
arate police stations here, that a plot
existed amoag them to burn every­
thing In the prison th a t could be h u n t­
ed.
Sick
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ie censed b y a i
Take Chamberlain’» Tablate and
will
that and the
FMk KrrebkyaU
Nancy Riddle K incaid, m o th er of eg*
S eoretary of S tate K incaid, died at
Eugene, aged 97 yeabs.
S tartin g W ednesday th e S tate -Fed­
eration of W om an’s Clubs held Its
12th annual convention a t Portland.
I t la probable tbe women of Salem
w ill have first opportunity to vote In
Oregon as the c ity election comes
December 2.
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T h e body of C aptain Jacobsen, one
o f the victim s of the “Osprey.’*-w as
found on the coast east o f M arshfield,
and taken to San Francisco fo r burial.
W illia m Campbell, SO years old, was
run oyer and killed n ear T illa m o o k
by a tra in on the P acific R a ilw ay ft
N avigation company’s line. Both legs
w ere cut off.
B aker voted down an a tte m p t to re­
tu rn to the councUmanic governm ent
by a 3 to 2 vate, find upheld the com
mission form , which has been in vogue
there fo r the past tw o years.
Thousands of sm all m a n ila envel­
opes containing samples of w heat and
oats grown in Oregon w ill be d istribu ­
ted to visitors a t the M inneapolis
Land Show, N ovejnber 12-23.
T he annual m eeting of the Oregon
State Teachers association, western
division, w ill be held In Po rtlan d. At
the Lincoln high school, on the three
days follow ing Christm as, December
26, 27 and 28.
According to the repo rt o f P o rt
landss m unicipal free em ploym ent bu
reau, a to tal of 2458 persons w ere fu r ­
nished w ith em ploym ent during the
month of October.
Of this number
214 were women.
President K e rr and Dean Cord ley,
of the schoof of ag riculture, le ft Cor
vallls W ednesday fo r A tlan ta, Oa., to
attend th e annual convention of the
Am erican Association of A g ric u ltu ra l
Colleges and Exp erim en t Stations.
As a result of the election Oregon
w ill have tw o county Judges who are
brothers. D. B. M cK nlg ht, of Albany,
was elected Judge of L in n county and
his brother, George M c K n lg h t,'o f Vale,
wah elected Judge of M alh eu r county.
L . A lv a Lew is and Stanley G. Jew ­
ett, qf the United 8ta tes Biological
Survey, are In K lam ath F alla fo r the
purpose of m arking tbe boundaries of
the bird preserve on the Low er K lam ­
ath lake and of th at at C lear lake in
C alifornia.
W . K . N ew ell, of Gaston, was a p
pointed by Governor W est as a men
ber of the board o tre g e n ts of th e 'U n i­
versity of Oregon to succeed J. 8.
Ainsw orth, whose resignation was ten
dered some tim e ago, and which has
Just been accepted.
C laim ing th a t the recent local op
tlon elections held at S utherlin and
Gleri'dale, Douglas county, w ere not
conducted in accordance w ith tbs
state electloQ laws, D is tric t Attorney
Brown yras asked to Intercede and set
aside the verdict of the voters.
Papers have been signed whereby
the F alls C ity M illin g company con
tra d e d Jo put 1n a saw m ill a t In d e
pendence that w ill cut not less than
100,000 feet of lum ber in a day o f 10
hours. It is understood the company
w ill open up the Slletx tim b er belt.
The Northw est Sm elting ft Refining
company filed a com plaint w ith the
state railroad commission against the
Sum pter Valley and Q.-W . R. ft N
railroads, stating th a t no Joint route«
or rates exist between those roads
and demanding th at such be establish
ed.
T he H aw ley Pulp ft PapOr company
of Oregon City, has planned extensive
Improvements of its plant, which w ill
give It the greatest capacity of any
plant oa the coast fo r the manufuc
ture of fru it, tissue anil wrapping pa
MOSLEM LEADER
ADMITS DEFEAT
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FONDLING BABIES,
I t Is Bed For T h e ir Nerves and
jurieua to Health. ■ • - *
'•Too much love Mills m any Imblee"
la the opinion of Mrs. M ary Bines, fo r
years m atron of the Sunnyside day
Powers Seek to Avoid Conflict nursery In Boston. “T h e is Is too much
kissing, fondling and caressing,’* con­
and Work for Acceptable
tinued the matron. “Babies are not
any happier when coddled by mothers
Terms of Settlement
or neighbors. In fact, I t makes m any
a f them miserable. I have known a
London.— H la throne tottering, th e
number to pine aw ay and die from too
sultan abandoned a ll hope of Interven ­ much physical affection. T ake your
tion by the powers to save T u rk e y self fo r an exam ple. W hen not feeling
from the B alkan Allies w rath add ap­ well would you ra th e r lie by yourself
pealed d irec tly to the allies /th e m ­ on n couckwor be close up against some
one? W ell, th a t la the baby’s feeling
selves fo r term s of pegee.
T u rk e y ’s admission of defeat was exnctly unlees bis constant handling
regarded here as only rendering more has made him p refer I t
“ Kissing Is bad fo r children, because
Im m in en t the danger of a general E u ­
ropean w a r w hich, tf it w ere to come, tt m ight give them serious disease,
If
m ight a lte r practically every map and it certainly does no good.
mothers would consider th a t a baby
throughout tb e e n tire world. T h e aul-
has rights the same as a grown per­
ta n ’s surrender, It was pointed ouL
son there w ould be few er sick babies
promisee a scram ble for his European
apd much o f thio h a rm fu l'a ffe c tio n
territo rie s, w hich th reaten s a struggle would be abandoned.
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involving six o l th e m ightiest nations
“T b e love o f m any mothers seems to
on earth.
be wholly, to g ra tify tbe w him s o f the
T itle to the A driatic sea fro n t la the child, which Is not a eane love. I t is
issue over w hich tbe great conflict Is really tru e in my experience th at
threatened. B ervia has wanted it fo r w here th e re is a large fa m ily o f chil­
years, and l a entering lnto th e oant' dren the in d ivid u al child is stronger
palgn against Turkey, risked Its na­ and healthier.’’
“ Is th a t because only tbe fittest snr*
tion al existence |g get IL
H a vin g
won it, tbe Servians h^ve been w a rn ­ viva?” waa asked. .
* N o t a t all,” replied- the matron, “ f t
ed th at A u stria krafita tbe A d ria tic
Is simply because each child does not
opening fo r itself, end mean» to have
get so much attention an0 therefore
It even i f I t must take it by force.
la not weakened by an excess o f affec­
N effs th a t the Ottom an ru le r had tion. I t learns to stand up fo r itself.”
sued for peace came from several In­ —Exchange.
de pendent sources, a ll reliable, and
was accepted unquestionably here as
H asrt Failure.
absolutely authentic.
A desperate
“T u rrib le thing happened to BUI In
b attle had been in progress fo r many^ the poker game las' night.”
“W h a t was l t T ’
hours along tbe last lin e of C onstanti­
“H e a rt failu re.”
nople’s defenses. It was p ersistently
”Tou don’t mean IL ”
rumored th a t tbe Bulgarian attackin g
“Teo; be held four tiparta and drew
fo re * wee capturing Sprt a fte r fo rt
one
card: got a apade.”—-Brooklyn Ea-
and these rumors seemed fu lly borne
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o u t by final announcement th a t the
sultan had begged fo r terms.
T h e re are indlcatloag th a t B ulgaria
m ay forego a trium phal en try into
Constantinople.
According to »emo
reports Bulgaria w ill be content w ith
finding suitable w in ter quarters fo r
h er arm y, w hile peace” negotiations
are going on.
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T h e question of m ediation has made
another step forw ard In the announce­
m ent from Paris th at the A u strian
governm ent has agreed to Join w ith
the other powers in txi& stnfttin g T u r ­
key's request for mediation t o rth e o l­
lies and in Inquiring on w hat term s
the allies are de posed'to accept m edi­
ation.
T h e revelation of tbe danger to
European peace lying In the antagon­
istic Interests of A uatria and Serv.la
appears to have qulOhened th e sense
of the powers, and probably of the
Balkan states also, to the Im p era tive
need of w orking In am icable co-oper­
ation to procure a settlem ent of tbe
Balkan problems acceptable to alL
A n o ther factor m aking fo r tbe
speedy cessation of tbe w a r la the ap­
proach of severe w in ter w eather,
which would give to the cam paign an
exceedingly arduous character.
T h e danger of massacre and looting
In Constantinople appears to have
abated. None o f th»- correspondents
of Ix>ndon^?apera mention IL
I t Is
possible that the epidemic of cholera
la now causing fffe a trr fears, although
If the arm y is driven into the capital
no one can foresee what the dlsorgan
Ized soldiers m ay attem pt.
per, and w ill result In the employment
of about 150 additional men.
Election returns Indicate that foui
of the six harmony road bills submit
ted at the recent election by the har­
mony com m ittee appointed by Gover
nor W est may carry, and also one of
the grange bills, leaving tw o harmony
bills, one grange b ill and tbe bill sub
m ltted by good roads advocates of
Jaokson county defeated.
F o r the purpose of securing funds
to cooperate w ith the governm ent in
dredging a 30 foot channel over the
Coos Bay bar And deepening the pres­
ent 13 foot inside channel to 25 feet,
the commissioners of th e port are ad­
vertisin g the sale of 5 per cent gold
bonds o f the P o rt of Coos Bay, which
aggregate 3300,000 In principal.
W ith th e fa ilu re to abolish cap ital
punishm ent In Oregon th ere are five
men to hang at tbe s ta te p en itentiary
on F rid ay, Decem ber 13, who have
been reprieved by the governor u n til
th a t date.
T h e y a r e M ik e M organ.
F ra n k G a rrlfb n , Noble Fsulder, John
W . T a y lo r and Jack Roberts. In ad­
dition to these John and George H u m ­
phreys are a t the prison pending an
appeal.
In carrying out Its scheme for tbe
electrification of tb e W illa m e tte val­
ley and the establishm ent of a suburb­
an service of the utm ost im portance
to P ortland business Interests, the
P ortland. Eugene f t E astern ra ilw a y
company purchased fro m the Portland
R ailw ay, L ig h t ft Pow er company tbe
ntoe m ile stretch of ra ilw a y tra c k
known as the W illa m e tte F alls R a il­
way, and in p art w ill utilise tbe old
road as a portion of the new m ain line
f r q p Portland to Salem.
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Correetlon.
Miss ITrortx Since d ietin g she has
some appearance.
M r. H a rle m —*! OU
mean aome disappearance.—Judge.
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“Yonr mother In-law never pays yon
a long visit." sakl one man to another.
H o w Is I h i ' t ? "
•Rhe did once, but. I got my mother
to come on s visit at tbe same dm e.”
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located- Fifth 8t. cars pa««
the doors every few minutes.
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frie n d s ; p ric e s re a s o n a b le ; first c la s s
r e s ta u r a n t w ith th e h o te l.
T w o B lo c k s F r o m N e w D e p o t.
F R E E A U T O B U S T O A N D F R O M A L L T R A IN S
Independent |||nrehonse { m illing
R. H. M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , W a a c o , O r e g o n
DEALERS IN
L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t, B u ild ers
. Supplies, L u m b e r, W o o d , Coal,
C e d a r Posts, and H ay .
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M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF
M IL L F E E D A N D
FLOUR.
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Bhsrp, Serial N «. 0997?. w« w ill o«er st
pnblte Sei«, Io the btirfieat bidder, l>n» st
not lens tb iu «1 25 per SOre. st 9:20 o’oloek
s. m .. o u th e lO th d a y of N >vember, 1912, nt
th's offiee. ’ h * fo tln w irg traot of |and:
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H O T E L
To Madge Beker, tbe ebove-ntuu«d de
feo d ea t, . -
fti tb« n e m e o f the 8tste of Oregon.
You ate hereby required to appear and
answer the oom plaint Men against yoa in t b e
above entitled suit, on or before the last day
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— f tbe tiise praeofibed in tbe order
«. k of pnb
and aDCwer-vlsiatiff w ill spply to tbs ooart
for tbe re lie f demanded in the complaint
filed herein *g» to *t jo « , to-w it, for a deei
dissolving the bendk of m atrim ony now ex
isting between tbe p la in tiff and yoarsrif on
tbe^groands o f w iif e l desertion, and for
»ooh Other and further relief as to the eoart
may ereui cqoltable and last.
This «nmmons is eeiv. o upon von by pab
liostion thereof for a period of six saccess-
ive week» in the Hhermsu County Observer,s
weeklv newspaper of general'S irealation,
published In baermnn ooaatv Oregon, in
pnraasnoe to an order of tbe Hon Wm Hen-
riebs. Judge of tbe County oonrt of 8h«ruian
oounty, Oregon, duly made on tbe 23d day
of Oetnle r, 1912. nod tbe date of tbe first
publiestton thereof t« tbe 2*th day of
Ootoi er, 1912.
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S h o p in B rick B u ild in g n e x t O b serv er Office ,
J L E W iS , P r o p r ie t o r .
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In I he Circuit Court of the Ijtats of Oregon
for Hbermsn Connty.
N anaw ske» Sheep, and L «n d Company, a
corporation, P la in tiff, *
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N e a re st H o te l to Business C en ter, B a n k
and Depot. C ourteous T r e a tm e n t, Clean
Beds and T a b le th e best th e m a r k e t w ill
affo rd . C p
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Attorney for P la in tiff
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M O R O
W -‘C. R U T L E D G E , Proprietor.
Honry b. Beker, P lu in tiff, J
vs.
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Madee Beker, Defendant. J
MORO
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OREGON.
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Charles M cAlister, Defendant
To Chart»» M cAlister, the above named
Defendant.
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In tbe name of the state of Oregon, Yon
a e hereby required «0 appear and aoedar
tbe oomplaint of p la in tiff tiled against yon
in tbe above entitled court and Caos , on or
before six weeks from tbe date of first pub­
lication of tbia Summona, nnd yoa are here­
___ that if you fa ll to eo appear or
by notified
answer, p la in tiff w ill take judgm ent «gainst
you for tbg sum of ten hendr»'d and th irty -
three dollars, with InU rest thereon at the
rate of en?ht per rent per annum from t ie
22d day of tJep’ember. 1911 j for*the fu n h e r
auna of filOOOO attorney* fee, and for the
ooat» end dlsbureementa of tbia aetioni that
p lain tiff w ill fe n her take an order o f the
court for the sale of tha real property a t­
tached in this eanae, to w i t : Lota 4 end f
of section 6 Tp. 1 I L B. 19, « . W . M „ a lab
lots 9 and 10 iti block 1, lota L. 2. and H. in
block A, also lot» 4. 5 and 6, tt> block 9, in
t h e e itv o f W h » o < h »11 said property being
io Sherman o w n if . state of O te««n, and
that the prorerds from tbe sale of snob
pr perty be applied to tbe satisfaction o f tho
Jnjgroent «for.»aid.
Thia »USB u r n a is published by ord >r of
Hon. D. R. P ark*r, judge of the above en
tided eonrt, matle on tbe 5th day of'O oto
her, 1912, directing u n i » to be publffhedr
W hetr you Jheve a bad cold you wknt the one» a week tor six roiiseeaiive week» in
I f you have young children you have per
obuinaMeeOas —
to cute - it with The O»seVver, a weekly newepepe» pub­
hap» noticed that dwnrders o f the »tomach beat medicine ohulnabl*
lished at M ore, bitevm *u ooowty, Oreetnu.
are their meat eommou ailment To correct aeHule delays» pomible.
giet'e onmioe: ‘T haveaold Chamberlain1» end the date of the firai publication hereof
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Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
O re g o n , tor H h rrin a n count»
Burlad In Amber,
Am ber la
is suppose*I
s u p p o n i to be tbe harden­
ed gum of fossil triM*H. Lum ps o f It
found la th« natum l *tnte nlrnost al
w ay* contain foreign substsnees
In
sects, berries, leaves, bits o f bark and
even cobwebs w ith drops of dew upoo
them are among the curious captlv
caught io am ber and preserved there
ror . . . How. O o . o f <h,
pU c«.
of am ber ever found contains a acor
pion, which most have fallen Into the
sticky mass la ' a dead condition, for
tbe creature made no struggle. O ften
in the piece« cootnlnlng Insects it
easy to Bee by the distorbanee o f the
substance th a t the Insects must have
fought hard fo r ttyUr live«. 0« the Hue*
of light are broken and made pria
malic for a «bort distune* all around
them
But this scorpion met hla death
iKiforc be waa embalmed to tbe sub
•Ntuoce. for the amber Is a« clear an
win«. In polishing tbe piece, however,
a part o f the scorpion’s bead suffered,
and this reteals the fact that a ll th at
remains o f him hs» I ’scome llme^ lie
was o f tbe sm all yellow variety and
not p articu larly formftlable.—New York
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« C H A S . W R I G H T , F re s ld e n t
M C - D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g e r.
■H-H+MH*1 1- 1W H iI I I « I H
N O T IC « FO R PDM LIOATIO N
(Poblitber)
iH tra u » n l
S tre e t,
f WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
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Here b a woman who speaks from pep'
sonal knowledge and long experience, vis.
Mrs. P. H . Brogan,of Wileon, Pa., whosaye,
“I know from experience that Chamberlain’»
Gough Remedy is far superior to any oilier.
Fpr croup there ie nothing that excels iL”
r sale by all dealers.
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Ib 'O L A 'IE D T R A G T — Pvsxo L amd B axb .
U . 8 . L an d Office st Tbe Dalles. Oreg->n
Ootober 2, 1912.
Notice ig berwby gtveu tbat, ss direoted
bv tbe CommissioDer of tbe General L an d
Offioe, ander provleton-« of aot of OoagreeA
Sppr« v»-d Jane 27tb, 1906 (34 state., 517),
an d S ta rk
I t is new , a n d its ro o m s are p ro v id e d w ith
r u n n in g w a te r a n d lo n g d is ta n c e telephone«.
E u ro p e a n p la n . K ate« $1 p e r d a y a n d u p .
E , W. M
When you have a had cold you want the
»n elnim lnu adversely tha above
id are
best medicine obtainable so as to cure it with
nr* »d'iaed to fite th e u
«»Lj, otionx, oti <»r betör* tbe tune
u little delay as possible- H ere la a drug
y
Kist’s opinion: *1 have sold Chamberlain s deim^mted lo r s s b .
' O. W. M O ORE. Register
(Tough Remedy tor fifteen veam,” eayrEnoe Stolbelft-lMl
Lolhtr of Saratoga, Jnd “arid consider ittb c
— l n tbe CirvT4»t C o u rt ot -.he H ü «
best on the m arket” For sale by ail dealers. û ÇLMMOA»
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Picture Stories.
“W h a t do you ask tor this sketch?
said S ir Joshua Reynolds to a picture
dealer whose portfolio he was exnnv
lnlug. “T w e n ty gulnHis, Sir Joshua.”
“T w e n ty pence, 1 suppose you mean.”
“No, air; I would have taken 20 pence
to r It this morning, but i f yon th in k
tha draw ing worth looking a t nil the
w orld w ill th in k it worth b u y in g .".
',A London dealer who bad made a
fe w triflin g purchases At a second
hand fu rn itu re shop In the country was
leaving tt when be caught bis foot In
the .string o f a plcinre and fell. H sv
tog picked him self up. be examined tbe
picture to see I f It hsd t»cen damaged
I t bad escaped Inju ry, and he fowhtL to
bis surprise, tb at In this tripping he
had—lite ra lly —stumbled nryv.n a prjut
o f the Duchess o f llu tlaitd .'tiric t KAyn
olds, by Valentine Green, tn if»
state. T be denier titwigwi ¡¡¡i* tp ~ - b»r
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D^ia* Clothlnq.
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' London has a' large factory devoted £4 and afte rw ard
£1JXX> - From Jerntogham's " I- .¿‘’.H»;
exclusively to the m anufacture of dolls*
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clothjng.
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’ Book.’ ’
this yon will find Chamberlain's Tablets ex­
cellent. They are easy and pleasant to take,
and mlM and gentle la effect. For sale by
r WHEN ¡ IN PORTLAND STOP
Poar Business.
“T h e m illiner, as usual, la six weeks
»wdrfuff With my h a t ”
»rves yoe rig h t.” f o w l e d her bos
L iu d . th e em inent magnate.
“Yon
Vfer ‘ p w ill deliberately place a big
repstru tlon order w ithout a sign o f a
»ally G it» ..* ”—Washington H erald.
A >ad C s m .
W h a t’s Mie n .lt le r w ith the mao
w ho ’s ta lk in '/ to M.e policem an7“
W h y . th a t« Brown, the professor of
mnemonics. H a s forgotten tbe num ­
ber o f k i t atreeL” —Cleveland Plain
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VIN TO N HOTEL
Grass Valley, Oregon.
. E n tire ly new, c o n v e n ie n t to business.
. C lean beds, a n d ta b le th e b e st th e m a rk e t
w ill afford. P rices re a so n a b le .
C om ­
m e rc ia l trg d e solicited.
CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES.
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