Sherman County observer., December 17, 1915, Image 1

YUAN 8NIM KAI
The h ilh
school basket bell
m
i
H a n d Painted China
Columbia Phonographs
Rose CRy
M ary Kuhunan was absent from
school the latter part of the week
PJoo account of the deatn of her
little oicgjr
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Carlton Ross entered school
Wednesday morninM from the
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- Vana «Mh Kal, M t iia ie t af China, Albany high school. G ood, an­
other sophomore.
IlOVlaf
by the
The basket bell team will play
the Grass Valley team at Grass
Valley Saturday night. Come and
give the team your support.
J. Lee Stewart is the proud
owner of a new pair of corduroy
breeches, you can hear them
Pakto.— Tnan Shi K al. president of whistle for two blocks. But Laddie
the r a ta saa republic, baa accepted the doesn't worry.
throne of China, tendered to him by
Edgar Justisen from Kent vis­
the council of stole.
ited
school Tuesday with his
Acting aa a parliament. tha council
Hansen.
Ed is
of stole canvassed the vote on the cousin Geo.
question of a chans« In the form of planning on starting to school af
the government of China to a l
ter the Xmas holidays. One more
archy and found that the votes of
freshman.
1SSS representative« out of SS4S qual­
The school boys are very much
ified to vote on the propoaltloa w ort
^h^^_^q c ^to
ggB
tei^h
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n vo ra D ie to ^ tno
ra
n te *«
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afraid they won’t get to attend
The council of the state Immediately the big hunt a week from W ed­
sent to Yuan 8hl Kal a petition u n
nesday but we hope Prot. Dun-
la s him to accept the throne. H e de­
clined a t first, but when the petition ton will make arrangements so
was forwarded to him a second time we can go.
ha accepted, with the prorlao that he
The M oro high school played
would continue to act aa president un­
the town team Friday night with
til a convenient time fgg tba cm
a score of 24 to 39 in favor of M .
H . S. It sure was a good game,
WANT FORD FOR PRESIDENT] i everyone enjoying i t The town
rooters were tberfe with bells but
Ñama Filad aa Rapubllcan Candidato could not come up to the high
. la Nebraaka Frim ary
school.
Lineóla. Neb.—Tbe ñame of Henry
Always in stock, beautiful Birth
Ford, D etroit manufacturar and pesco
Day
Postal Cards, at the Observer
advócate. was filad aa a
i * tha Nebraaka repúblicas Book Store.
to be beld next AprlL The
The high school bad g party at
by Ornaba repubtl-
of three ouadidutos the opera house last Friday night
the evening being spent very joy
for the nomination are b o w ou filo
Nebraska. They are: Senator Theo­ oualy in dancing. A light supper
dors Burton ef Ohio. Mayor WUUam
as served by the girls, consiafing
Hale Thompson of Chicago end M r
of sandwichea, cake, dill pickles
t a d . The name of Woodrow W ilton
_______ _ __ and cocoa. Everybody had ouch
to the only democratic filing.
of Associate Justice Hughes I a good time that we hope to hike
af tba supreme court aad Theodore I another before out school year
Roosevelt ware filed, hot nullified >7 1 feeds
Ornaments
Smokers^ Sets i j l .
Jewelery and Watches^
Fancy Handkercheifs
Xm as Cards
Ties and Ties
Leather Novelties >
M usical Instruments
Percolators, Caseroles
Baking Dishes
i
Electric Table Lamps
I
YUAN SHIH M l
ACCEPTS THRONE
B H W E R 8 W IU
A t the meeting of the Delphian
Club last Friday at the home of
Mrs. Julia Hansen it was voted
to change the meeting night to
Monday evening instead of F ri­
days. The next place o f meeting
will be at Mrs. G . E . Lewellen’s
on the 20th.
After the program of the ev­
ening Moving Pictures was con­
sidered as it is the desire of the
club that, if possible, less sensa­
tional and more educational films
be exhibited at M oro theatres.
Prof. Dunton met with the club
and said be would nae his *
efforts to have the pupils ot the
school attend all pictures that
were of special worth.
A list of films that could be ob­
tained were submitted by O . T .
Burnett and referred to a com­
mittee for action and conference
with the operatives of the opera
louse in an effort to enlist both
theatres in the matter.
Edited bv tin
rie Horneen, George Hassen
their refusal to be candldatoa
T U
#our|h
yM f
En.
F1QHI LAW « * J —
r ’Rtiaolved that term examinations
should be aboliahed.** O n the
N ortk Yakima, Wurtu— H. J SniTdy I tffirmttJve
w c fe
W ilm a
Federal Ceort Actions.
h
Schaeffer
and
wttb other attorneys, to conduct a |
. L k i U b L u -L M . r
tight on behalf of tba Washington Vivian Strong, w h ile N e ta h M a r
brewers against tba state prohibition tin, Loy Cochran, and James
law, ta tba federal courts.
Morrison took the negative, with
iBjunctton Butts w ill be rued m tb« Q race M uir, N e il Freeman and
t
F iv e C en t«
2TOI1. F r id a y , D e c e m b e r 1 7 , 1 9 1 5 .
E s t a b lis h e d 1 8 8 7 .
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The
and an effort made to hare enforce- decision was given for the af-
it of tha law restrained until a I firmative.
final decision can be had from tba I
7 he literary society had a mock
Pleasant Vacation F r m Farming.
SENATOR CLARKE
Jamee F. Clarke, Senator from Ar-
kaneae, whe wae ohoeen president pre
tempore of the United States Senate.
M r. and Mrs. L . H . Martin are
lack from a most enjoyable thirty
day trip to California and the
’anama exposition.
Not the
east part of their visit which lin­
gers in their memory is a visit
with relatives 25 miles south of
San Francisco who had two autos.
Mrs. Martin says they certainly
used some gasoline and had the
“ best ever" time of her life. An­
other pleasant memory was their
visit to the gold mine owned by
Dwight R. Martin, brother of L .
H ., situated in the central part of
California.
BRIEF WAR NEWS
London dispatches say that tha m-
orultlng stationa are overwhelmed and
that the whole city la aatir over tha
rush for enrollment
Ii\ the eastern war theater there la
quietude In the north, but to VSlhynla
tha Russians are sporadically active.
They have attacked the Austrian lines
north of the railroad from Koval to
T n u v
s Tool Boxes, Mechanical
Sarny, but without resu lt
Toys, Games, Blocks, and a
, Word cornea from Berlin that there
are indications of a hurried concentra­
hundred other little, entertainers.
tion of Russian troops along the Rou­
manian border. The Russians are re­
ported to ba erecting large munitions
depots along the Danube, near the del­
will positively not carry any holiday
ta.
Js ooer— You can name your price on
On the Franco-Belgian front tha ac­
of items and w e ll a c c e p t >„
Securing More Competent Teachers. tivities for the most part are confined
to the Champagne region, where the
A plan for giving public recog­ French have been trying to regain the
nition to those teachers of.the advanced position near Soualn, which
they recently lost. Parle has asserted
state who have proven themselves
progress to ejecting tha Oarmaas, hut
to be progressive as well as suc­ Barlin declares tha position still la
cessful in their work, has been firmly In their hands.
So long as uncontrolled hatred of
announced by Superintendent of
Public Instruction J. A. Churchill. Germany aad the belief that Germany
Is approaching a collapse continue«
To all teachers who meet the
to be the dominant idea of her foes.
five requirments adopted by the It would ba folly for Germany to taka
state superintendent there will be tha Initiative In proposing terms of
given Professional Teachers’ Cer­ peace. Germany, however, Ja ready
tificates which will certify that the at any time to consider a peace sug­
gestion from the countries with which
holden have not only taught suc­
she la at war, la tha eubstanca of the
Ckristosas Tree Coausittees.
cessfully during the proceeding German Imperial chancellor’« reply to
Dallas.
year, but that they are progressive the Relohstag to the Socialist in ter­
General Arrangements:
Prof.
Once I had e^eweefiMsrt
Elks will
and have shown a proper pro­ polation on peace.
One I thought wae tree
Dunton, Rev. Adams and Rev. fessional spirit toward their work.
Saturday,
She knew tbit much, < loved her—
Robertson.
to take 15
SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
The certificates will be issued
H o w much «be never knew .
l OyS»
D°U '
SELLS EVERYTHING
Wasco, Oregon
Special Train to Tha
The Sherman county
leave from Wasco on
Dfec. 18th at 5 p. m.
candidates to T h e Dalles for the
purpose of initiation.
A tew
more than fifty have signified
their intention of going down
from S h erm an county on the
special train.
Preparations are
being made very elaborate for a
banquet at The Dalles hotel im ­
mediately upon arrival there and
at 7:38 the ceremonies will com­
mence. Each man on the spec­
ial will wear a badge covered
with 50 Red Cross seals which the
ladies of the Bayview Club are
preparing and will show the be­
nevolent principals of thgorder as
well as being a means of designat­
ing Sherman countyites in the big
doings at The Dalles.
I loved her as I'd never loved ,
But found it was to vein,
For ia there atepped « n c her
W ho played a better genie.
Aa time went on aheAgumed me more
And ahowed more care for him,
And aooa I saw, I ’d lga' the girl
Thai made the man I in ; .
It cut me deep, as
could be,
But I tried to forget tbe peat
And think of naught but the future,
T o my life well into tba'
Sometime* I think of that aweetheart
And wonder if ahe tbtoi* of him,
Whoae love ahe apurned in the long ego
W hen he waa a boy to h it teena.
Solicitation of funds:
Addie
Hock man, Violet Metsinger.
Tree: G . B. Bourhill, H . U .
M artin..
Sacking candies and nuts: Mrs.
O . A. Ramsey for the Ladies Aic
and Mrs. E. H . Moore for the
Dorcas Society.
Decorations: Prof. Roy Bow­
man.
Each committee has the power
to appoint others for their com­
mittees to help in their work.
Other committees will be ap­
pointed later as the need arises.
—Submilled by Anon.
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Coaaty Raglty Traasfsrs.
Family Reauiou tag Dinusr.
by the superintendent of public
instructiori upon the statement of
the county superintendent that all
of the requirements have been
met and that the teacher deserves
special recognition of her attain­
ments.
W hile the certificate will not, in
itself, entitle the holder to teach;
it will be of great assistance to
school boards in helping them to
select thoroughly progressive and
up-to-date teachers, those who are
successful in their work. The re­
quirements which must be met
'for the Professional Teachers’
Certificate are:
1. Having taught at least eight
For the first time in twenty-six
months
during the last preceding
Dating to N o v .1 7 , 1915.
years all the children were again
United fitatoa supreme court, should
¡n
amenably
Balfour Guthrie Co. to Eastern gathered under the parental roo year.
tba district courts bold aanlnat tba J room last Friday
„ ------ afternoon.
J. |
Hick School Team Wias.
2 Having met all of the re­
Oregon Land Co.; s ^ and nw X tree at tbe Martin home, south o
brewers' oontentiafc.
1
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.
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quirements for a teacher in a
The ground« will be that provisions I^ee Stewart was the c r im in a l,
M oro, - on Tuesday afternoon,
In a good fast basket baH game sec 31, tp2n tl6e, n # X a°d
standard school and having com­
of tba law which permit brewers to charged with selling Ehner Barzee
December 14th, when Mrs. Jane
sec
29,
tpln
rl7e.
S1.00.
,
plied strictly with the laws relat­
other states to adQ liquor bars while g b m h e l of potatoes Without last Friday night at the M oro op­
J. H . Clements to Frank lams; C. Martin entertained her family ing to fire dangers and fire drills.
denying that right to
weighing them.
The jury con- era house the Alumni team went
rof grown up sons and daughter at
3. Having sent promptly to
W
w
of J « ® « M o n t a c Grace down to defeat before the local lots in blocks 3, 4, 6 and 7,- in
Washington brewers to manufacture
seton arrvtr
N r . high achool by the score of 24 to Clements add to Grate Valley, al dinner.
the
county superintendent all re­
baar for sale ta wet states are uncon-1 M uir, Margarette MtuTuno, n e -
The rooms were prettily decor­
39. The game was an interesting so tracts of land in Grass Valley,
tah
M
artin,
O
rrin
Utquhert.
and
ports
'requested by him or re­
■tltutlonal.
ated for the occasion with white
$10.80.
one
though
the
high
school
took
quired
by law.
, Clifford Woods; the prosecuting
and yellow chrysanthemums, sent
Exports Are $180,000,000.
Lemuel
R.
Gresham
et
ux
to
tbe
tbad
at
the
start
and
were
4.
Having
attended the an­
attorneys were W ilm a Henrichs
New York. — November
headed. The pass work ot J. M . Pattison; lots K 2 . 3, and 4, by Mrs. L . H . Martin while vis­ nual teachers’ institute or teachers’
| and Serai Searcy; the defending
through this port broke nil record« hg^
100I boys was particularly sec 18. tp5s, rl8e, g tiX o fs w X iting in California at the home of training school, and at least one
| lawyers were Vivian Strong and
exceedtog flSO,000.000 to vale*.
Mrs. Jane C. M artin’s brother; local institute. ,
Geo. Hansen; judge, N e il Free­ good and accounts for their vic­ sec 17 and seX ofsw jf and sX of
seX
mc
18,
and
all
ste|
19,
all
in
but
the best decoration to the no­
5.
Having read during the
T H K M A R K E T«.
man; court reporter. Pearl Hen* tory hi no small measure. The
tp5srl8e.
$
62
5
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tion
of
Mrs.
Martin
was
the
pres­
year, under the supervision of the
forwards, Morrison and
d
1 nagin; sheriff. Harley Farra; bal- two
ence of "her boys" at the table.
University of Oregon or the O r­
Eddy,
made
most
of
the
scores
Edna
Mackay
to
Fred
Medler;
W hent-Club, Sic; btototom. Me; iff. Chester Andersen.
A t ad-
Those present ’were Dwight R. egon Agricultural College, at
for
the
Alum
ni,
while
-Tom
lin
tract 100x100 feet in McPherson's
red RueeiAn. M e ; forty-fold. Me; rad journment the trial Was continued
Martin and wife, from Sheriden, least two books on the teachers’
proved the principal point getter 1st add. to Wasco. $250.00.
me, too.
I until next Friday.
California;
Julius R. Martin and reading circle list
for tbe high school. A large and
Hay— Hnetern Oregon timothy, |1S;
M innie Gray to Fred Medler;
wife,
from
Stites,
Idaho; Wilbert
WELCOME NEWS FOR
extremely enthusiastic crowd wit tract 100x1100 feet in McPher­
altolto. »H .W .
J.
Martin
and
wife,
from Dixie,
Card af Tkaaks.
Bottor— Cyeemmry. Me.
nested the game.
Tbe teams son’s 1st gdd. to Was^s. $125.00.
LOCAL
PEOPLE
M e.»
Washington; Leroy H . Martin
lined up as follows
I Ray Kahler to Fted Medler; and wife, Harvey U . Martin and
Oregon, Me; valley
W e wish to express our heart­
Peopto to toto town wfil be gtod to
Alumni—"Eddy and C. M orri
tract 100x100 feet in McPherson's wife, and Elwin E. Martin, from felt thank« to our friends for the
hear that tba m ixture of almpto buck­
thorn bark, giyeartoe eto. known aa |son, forwards; Bowman, center; l i t add. to Wasco. $125.00.
Moro*, and M r. and Mrs. C. F. many acts of kindness and sym­
Adier-i-ka. oan ba obtain^ at our Rutledge and
Maya, guards.
J. P. Yates to Barbara Yates; Coe, from Grass Valley, Oregon. pathy shown us during the death
Wheat— Bluestem. M o; club, 99o; stole. This elmple remedy became High achool—Tom lin and Sayra,
lots 3 and 4 in block 2 McPher­
tod Russian. M o; forty-fold. M o; fifa,
Later in the week tbe family and burial of our dear little girl.
forwards; Barzee, center; J.M orri-
mo . m - Æ
V ; . •/' DOflB relieves aour stomach, gas on
son's 1st add. to W * $ > .
$10.00. had a group picture taken and n M r. and Mrs. W J.Kunsm an.
i - — -•♦« ner ton
tha Btomach and aonnttpatlon IN ­ i son, Searcy and Cochran, guards.
Eastern
Oregon
Land
Co.
to presented a large brown leather
S TA N TL Y because It drain« off inch
Hay— Timothy.
FW
Stolto,
Best mucilage and brushes at the
a surprising amount of old tool mat­
Perry Strong et ux sec 15, tp5s upholstered chair to Grandma
$M per ton.
ter tram tha body.
Observer
Book Store.
Martin.
r!7e. $19500.00.
R. D .
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Latte K ol libr,rT
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The famous battleship Oregon w ill
be turned over to the naval m ilitia
of California as a training ship.
Hopewell, Va., the boom town of
15,000, founded by the Dupont Powder
oompany, virtually waa destroyed by
fire.
The National American Woman
Suffrage association began Its 47th
annual convention In Washington on
Tuesday.
About 170 square miles of land have
been withdrawn by tha government
on account of oil discoveries within
40 miles of Billings, Mont.
Representatives of western railroad
anglnemen voted to Join eastern and
southern engineers In sweeping de­
mands for higher pay and shorter
hours.
Lives of 69 munitions workers aad
property worth 16,000,000 have bean
lost In 99 mysterious fires In Ameri­
can munition factories since the out­
break of the war.
Tha National Council of Boy Scouts
of America say that Krneat Thompson
Seton wae dropped from offloe and
membership In the organisation be­
cause he declined to become an Ameri­
can cltisan and that ha did not resign
as he has announced.
W illiam Franklin Smith, a cook, waa
arrested at Cheyenno, Wyo., on sus­
picion of being George Bartholomew,
wanted at Portland. Or.. In connection
with the trunk murder mystery of No­
vember 19, to which a man supposed
to be John Linnd wae the victim. The
prisoner denies that ha to Bartholo­
mew, or that ha has any knowledge
o t the Oregon orimo.
Safe Conduct for Attaches
Washington. — Secretary
has ashed Grant Britain and
through thalr embassies hare
oonduot for Captains Boy-Bd and von
Papon, respectively naval
attaches of the Gorman as
pursuant to tha roqueet of
W illiam , who personally recalled the
officers.
Me M ilitary Training In
Loa Angalea.—By a vota* of 4
the Loa Angeles city hoard of to