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AUGUSTUS 0. STANLEY
ARISTIDE BRIAND
Notice to hereby «tosa
Events Occulting Throughout
the SUte Owing the Past
«he Sib d y of D w m b «
Court of Sherman Dois»
Is resalar uaau l au at J
Enemy Driven Back Along En
Houee la Moro, Oregon,
tire Front After Sangui­
nary Fighting.
Barlin, via w ifeless to Sayville.—
Teutonlo armies oommanded by Gen­
erals Koavaaa and Oallwltx, after san-
gulnary fighting, have again thrown
beck Ute Serbians along their whole
Croat, says the report Issued at the
Oerman army headquarters. Serbian»
to the number of 1771 were takes pria-
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Ooonty Judge
Salary ...........
It» oldental es|
Ooedty dark
Salary
MlarY..............««••»
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Incidental aapeasas................
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County abort«
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Salary........................................
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Depntv eatery...........................
Traveling espenas ••••••••••,
Offlee supplies and Inetaeatal
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County Traeaorer
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Halary..................................... - 1
mseord books.........................
Incidental expenses ..............
County Ameeeor
Salary....................... t .................
Field deputies ................ . • • •
Kolla, detail sheets mtseei-
lao eo n s ..., ....... .
Comptometer............................
Ptetriet Attorney
Iaeidrntal expenses
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■spouses .................................
County P h y sicia n .....................
Bartel expenses ....................
County H ealth Oflleer
Salary................................ • ••
Expenses ..................................
Indigent doldieis
Belief of Old Soldiers.............
Boys A Girls Aid Society
B e l i e f ..................................... » v
Insane
E lim ination« and exi-ensea..
Kleetions
dodges and clerks . .... .............
B a I wmi - • •
Ballot boxes and fees of regie
t rations .............................• »
H all rent for eleetiooe, rspnlr-
♦ log b oibeaud Dept HbertO
Hoalp Bounty
Bounty on «rild animals.........
F ruit Itepeetor
Ter Diem and expenses.........
Btoek Inspector
Halary ......... .
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Stationery sad advertising ..
Fobool Library
Books from State L ib rary. . . .
Behool Industrial Children Fair
Expeuese...............................
County Institute
Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Widow’s Pensions
Fntnre allowanee...................
Fairs
App opriations.............. .
Oirouii Court
Witnesses sad jsrors.............
Reporters f e e s ..J ...... .................
Bpeeiel Coansel.......................
Otanouery........... .................
Meals for Jurors.....................
Bailifs . . . . ........................ .
Jnatioe Courts
Fees of Joatieee and
eonetabies..............................
Oonnty Sobools
capita ................................
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Fund...................................
State of Oregon
1916 state tax for Sherman
County............. '......................
Auditor
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Auditing County Beoorda ...
GRAND TOTAL . . . . . .......
IN C O M E FROM O TH E R 8ODBCEH
THAN TA XA TIO N
Approximate balance in general
f o n d .............................................. 9 »00.
Feee Irom C. unty Clerk’soffice. . . . 1MX).
One half of Bm aty from stale ..___ tM .
herhlan King Fighting In Trenches.
Saloplki. via Parts - K i n g Peter of
Rerbia despite his «dvanoed age, is
with his soldiers in ths
tl-enches, cUd in the uniform of »
prmtoe, according to M. Jaoowacheff,
I secretary of tho Russian legation in
Greece, who arrived here from Mitro-
I \ltaa, western Serbia.
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the High School and Advanced Section.
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GeOer. i
County School Superintendent F. E. Fagan «nil act aa chairman of the general
Session., and of the Primary, Intermediate and Rural Section.
M r. J. O. Ruaeell, Supterintendent o í the Wasco Schools, w ill serve aa secretary
laa Hansen of
° f ^ M r T a J ; Russell, of the Grass Valley Schools, assisted by Miss
Moro, «rill have charge of the music.
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The institute w ill last only sixteen hours, therefore, it will be necessary lor tea
ers to attend every seaaion, including the evening entertainment, in order to ■erare
credit for institute attendance.
T he aeneral nublic is cordially invited to attend all sessions of the institute.
......... Salem, Oregon
.. Monmouth, Oregon
A. O. Stanley, former Congressman,
who was elected governor of Ken­
tucky by the Democrats.
........ Eugene, Oregon
.......... Salem, Oregon
Grass Valley, Oregon
............. M oro, Oregon
......... Wasco, Oregon
. . . . . . . M o r o , Oregon
............ Moro, Oregon
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Portland.—Judge Wolverton In the
federal court denied the application
of the Brunswick-Balke-Collender com­
pany for a temporary restraining or­
der against the district attorneys and
sheriffs of 25 counties of Oregon from
enforcing the Sunday blue law pend­
ing a hearing for a permanent injunc­
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tion.
In denying the order, Judge Wolver­
ton also declined to dismiss the case.
As the hearing of the motidn for the
permanent injunction must be before
three federal judges, one being a
Judge of the United States circuit
court, Inasmuch as the injunction is
sought on the ground thkt the law Is
in contravention of the 14th amend-
menl " to the federal constitution.
Judge Wolverton said It would not be
possible for him to set the date. The
hearing may .not take place fo r
Field Marshal von Mackenaen, com
Tacoma. -Expenditure or n.iuu.vw
nanding the German Invasion, la now jjy
union Pacific system and the
ixpertenclng the most difficult phase Oregon Washington. Railroad & Navl-
yf his campaign In front of a noun- gatlon ooinpany for ties and other
Lain barrier which he must surmount equipment and in thg reconstruction
before he can hope completely to dis-1 of the ma n line of the O. & W. be-
tween Bla ock and Coyote, Ore., vras
exact situation In organixe the Serbian army. '
Outside the Balkans the most lm- announced here by X P. O’Brleh, vice
portant theater of operations is now I president. For the first time the
along the eastern front. In the north roads have placed ord rs for Douglas
the Germans apparently have aban- ttee in the northwegt This expend!
doned any hope of reaching Riga and ture amounts to >400,000 for 50,000,-
Dvlnsk, and ate falling back or are | v00 feeti the biggest part of the orders
being driven back from the Dvina,
which was their objective.
Progress in the Balkan campaign to
■low with Serbia’s allies beginning to
IRRIGATION PROJECT
make their presence felt along the
Macedonian frontier. French troops G ran t’s Pssa M a n s Application a p ­
there are reported to be within a mile proved by Engineering Departm ent.
Salem.—The atate engineering de
partment has approved applications
made In the name < f Wesley B. Sher­
man of Grant*»¿Pass, for the con­
struction of a one million dollar irri­
gation project OB Graves creek near
Former President Taft announcea Grant’s Pass. It la proposed to irri­
In Chicago that Elihu Root waa his gate twenty thooaa; d acres and devel­
op three thoueaad horsepower and in
choice for thd presidency.
. Speaker Champ Clark haa aasured addition to uso wat -r for both mining
President Wilson that he would sup­ and domestic MMrpose3.
GERMANS LOSE GRIP IN EAS
The project Involves the construc­
port the administration’« prepared
tion of a large- reservoir on Graves
neat
program.
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Assume the Defensive After Meeting 1
Republicans have conceded the creek with thirty .thousand acre feet
Defeat In Riga and Dvlnak.
election of A. O. Stanley, Democrat, capacity, the dam to be 106 feet high
London.—-Onoe advancing victor­ to the office of governor of Ken­ and the reaervdljr covering an area of
658 acre«. An goxiliary reservoir will
iously almost without hindrance, Aus- tucky by about S00 votes.
tro-Germans along the eastern front
It was announced that President be constructed on Jump Off Joe creek
now are on the defsnslvs and losing Wilson will hold a series of confer­ with a capacity of seventy thousand
ences with republican leader« to get acre feet, necessitating a dam 183
here and there.
Rusal*"» have dealt them heavy at- I their view« on hi« program for pre­ feet high and feaervolr covering 550
tacts in the Riga. Dvtnsk and Vol-1 paredness.
acres. A canal will be constructed
Eleven dead and >4,000,000 property between the reservoirs.
hynla regions.
The gradual collapse of the Oer damage was the toll exacted by the
Hood River F sar Returns Big.
y —. la attributed here to withdraw­ recent Kansas cyclone. Eight person«
Hood River.—With the exception of
als for the Balkan campaign, and pos were killed at Great Bend, two at
a negligible quantity of Winter Nellis,
sibly to Inadequate munitions sup­ Larned and one at Udall.
In order to carry out the army and the applegrosrsrs' association - haa
plies.
With the grip of winter on the east I naval program the administration pro­ closed Its pools on the year’s pear
era country, Germans now havs no poses a doubl« tax on Incomes and a crop. ShippiBgfa total of 48 cars of
ohance of accomplishing thsir long tax on gasoline and freight receipts, all varieties, the association handled
I desired object of reaching Riga and to retgln the war tax and to reduce about 76 per eeat of the pears of the
Dvinsk. at least until the roads have I the exemption In Income taxes to valley. The pear crop of the valley
become firmer under the action of the >2000. This would raise >205,000,000. has been a surprise, not only in yield
App rtienment of |8 per
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G r # T b U M m a r r . Intermediate and Rural Section will meet in the High S chool room.
M r F . E . Dunton, Superintendent of the M oro Schools, w ill act aa chairm an of
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<"îbe-Tollo«rtMg
regarding
the situation In Serbia was given ont
by the Oversea» News Agency
“Dinpatches from the Serbian front
give Impressive descriptions of the
breakdown of the Serbian military or­
ganisation. Daring the recent Austro-
Aristide Briand, the Socialist lender
Hungarian-Oerman-Bulgarian advance who was recently mads premier of
more than 14.000 Serbians were taken Franca.
I prisoners. There were 40,000 8**rb
1u "« already In - Austro-Hungarian
BRIEF WAR
bands. The Serbian army on a war
I footing numbered only 100,000.
“The victors captured enormous
numbers of rifles, machine guns, mins
throwers and searchlights, as well as
ammunition, victuals, winter clothing
land several thousand railroad cars
I and locomotives.
“King Peter, fleeing In a broken-
down a n d ’ dilapidated automobile,
County He per in Undent of Behooto
Halary....................... .................
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Traveling expenses.. . ...........
Incidental expenses . . . . . . . . .
* Eighth Grade Examinations.
Coroner’s Fee«
Fees and expenses---- . . . . . . .
h t o t ' i fees and wltneeaee...
County Commissioner's
Ter Diem and m ilea g e.........
County Surveyor
Incidental expenses. ............
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Per Diem and expenses.............
State Aeeonnt.
Per Diem and ex.eases.........
C urrent Expense
H tatiooary, postage, express,
freight, telegrams, telephones,
for ail oflleee .........................
Jail
Board of prisoners ................
Care of Poor
.
Banta Clara Casa.
L Nell, postoffice
. Portland on the
|g made an lnves-
harcel post sacks
Ra Clara. The ln-
I large number of
be he would not
Fit la believed he
svkience to OMke
a case against soma of those alleged
to have tampered with the mall
pouches on the wrecked vessel. The
evldenoe will be taken before the fed­
eral grand Jury at Portland. It la fully
expected that a number of arrests will
be made.
A treats Expeotot
Marshfield.—
inspector, left •
Kllburn, after MS
tigatlon of rlflla
on the wrecked
spector examliM
witnesses, sad 1
make a etatem«
The Ioetitute w ill be held io the Moro Public School Building.
General Seeeiooe will be held in the High School room.
The departmental work w ill be conducted in two sections, aa follow«
Tk« HQfr School and Advanced Section w ill meet in the Seventh and
NEGRO EDUCATOR IS DEAD
Booker T. Washington Paaeea Away
at His Homs In Tuskegee.
Tuskegee, Ala.—Booker T. Wash­
ington, foremost teacher and leader of
the negro race, died at his home here,
near- the Tuskegee Institute, where
he was founder and president. Hard­
ening of the arteries, following a nerv­
ous breakdown, caused death four
hours after Dr. Washington arrived
.............................. Music
Mrs. M . L . Fulkerson
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High School and Advanced Section— Selected—Supt. J. A. Churchill.
Primary, Intermediate and Rural Section— ’ ‘ Seat W ork, W hat and
H o w f - M r s . M . L . Fulkerson.
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¡eneral Session— "Benefit and Importance of Industrial Club W ork
Supt. J. A. Churchill.
MONDAY EVENING AT OPERA HOUSE
Entertainment by «tudenta ot the Moro Schools.
MONDAY FORENOON
.. Opening Exercises
Supt. J. A . Churchill
General Sewion..............................................
General Semion— Add re»»............................
Recess.
Department»:
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High School and Advanced S e c tio n -" T h e Course of Study for the
Small High School” -S u p t. J. A. Churchtll.
Primary, Intermediate and Rural S «ctioo -"Teschin g Childrea to
Study’ — Mrs M . L. Fulkerson.
IntermiasIgM.
Department»:
High School and Advanced Section—"Eighth Grade Promotion» by
Examinations and by Exemption«"—Supt. J. A. Churchill.
Primary, Intermediate and Rural Section— "T h e Story a n S t t g Q N T .
— Mr» M . L . Fulkerson.
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TUESDAY FORENOON
General ............................................................
General Session, "Learning in and Out of School’ ’ . . . .
Intermission.
Departments:
Hikh School and Advanced Section— Round Table,
J. H. Ackerman.
Primary, Intermediate and Rural Section
Phonic»,
an E n d "— Mr». M . L. Fulkerson.
Recess.
ANCONA BOATS NOT SHELLED
Austria 8ays Vessel Tried to Escape
After Being Warned to Stop.
Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, N.
y t_The Austro-Hungarian admiralty
officially announced that the Italian
steamship Ancona attempted to es­
cape at full speed after a warning shot
had been fired across her bows and
that the vessel stopped only after be­
ing shelled several times by an Aus­
trian submarine, says the Overseas
News Agency.
The submarine commander. It is fur­
ther asserted, allowed the Ancona’s
Dassengers and crew 45 minutes to
Department«:
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High School and Advanced Section— “ The Most El
High School Instruction"— F . L. Stetson.
Primary, Intermediate and Rural Section
BssAlns
Grades'*— Mrs M . L . Fulkerson.
Intermission.
General Session—"T h e Heart of a G irl
Mrs
M
L Fulkersoe
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Primary, Intermediate and Rural S ec tio n -
Grades'*— Mrs. M . L . Fulkerson.
Intermission.
Departments
High School and Advanced Section—"M en l
menu aid their Significance to Teachers — F
Primary, Intermediate and Rural Section-
Pres. J. H . Ackerman.
2:50-3:00 Intermission.
3:00-3:45 General Session—" A Survey by the Surveyed
3:45-4-30 "T h e Teacher’s Compensation".............. ..........
The Kleine Classic
AUSTRIA’S VERSION AWAITED
United States Will Take/ no Action
sUntH Explanation Reeclved.
Italian Ship ta Torpedoed.
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Total inoome
9
Washington.—Tho American gov­
Borne, via Pari»— The Italian steam­
Total amount to be raised by tax »68042.
ernment will await the receipt of the
Boade, Highways and Bridges ’
er Fi.ento, of »71 gross tons, has Austrian government's statement of
Wages of supervisors and lab­
been su?k by a submarine. Twonty- facts Concerning the sinking of the
orers. repairing and straw-
•even pas3exigors and 96 members of
in« roads................5.......... • • 89000•
Italian liner Ancona before consider’
Total amount for State, Oonnty
the crew were saved. Six passengers ing whether any rights of Americans
end School! to be raised by
r.nd 15 of the crow are missing.
taxation . ................ ............ ■
’ • • • ^^W«a
have been violated. These facts prob­
ably will be sought through Ambas­
GRAND TOT Air..............» W i­
l t to estimated that It w ill require a levy Wlimton Churchill to Fight In Francs. sador Penfield at Vienna.
Of Eleven A 2 10 M ills to raise the assonnt
Secretary Lansing has personally
London.—Winston Spencer Church­
shown by the above estimate
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this 4th day of ill has loslrnfid from the cabinet, and received from Macchl di Cellere, the
will join his regiment, the Queen’s Italian ambassador, a communication
K[MO. 0 . . . , ^ ^ ,
Own Oxford Hussars, of which he to addressed by Italy to all neutral na­
B. D MkKee, OommtoMone».
J. K Irby, Commissioner
a major and which is now in Francs. tions, denouncing sa “an unparalleled
Attest: X. A.ttePberson, Clerk.
atrocity” the sinking of the Ancona,
with scorsa_?of neutrals and other
Oompers Advises Selentlflo Tariff.
non-combatants aboard.
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May Drop Portland from Coast League.
Sen Francisco.—Elimination of the
The statement recites the circum­
San Francisco.—Directors • of the tariff question from party politics and stances of the sftaok. charging that
Pacific Coast league passed a resolu­ placing it entirely in the hands of “without evon a blank shot’’ of warn-
tion at the dosing session of ths an­ sctentlfio men was advocated by Sam­ I lug from the attacking submarine, the
nual meeting that unless “satisfactory uel Oompers, president of the Ameri­ I vessel was shelled, and that the kill­
rate» could he secured from tho rail­ can TederaG°n of Labor, addressing
ing and wounding of passengers oon-
roads.” Portland would ho dropped tho Commonwealth Club ot 8an rran-
tinned attar tho »hip had stopped.
from tho league next year.
W IL L ' B E S H O W N A T
Moro Theater
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. »5
n A T I N E E — F i r s t S h o w 3 :o o --S e c o n d S h o w 4 :3 0
Admission 15c and 25c