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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1916)
T b e - O b s e rv e r MORO. OREGON. F R ID A Y ... ............July 7, 1916 The price of The Obaerver ia $1.50 per year, 75 cents for aix months, 50 cents for lour mooths—but if oeid in »dvoace we accept $2.50 in hill «or 2 years. Shorter terms than on«, year 12% cents per month. A Blue M ark here w ill answer an in query, when entered upon our calendar, giving the date of the paper as the date at which your'current subscription expires. OREGON NEWS NOIES OF GENERAUNTEREST Important Occurrences of Past Week Briefly Compiled for Cur Readers. lntendent of the Chemawa Indian school, H. E. Wadsworth left Tuesday for San Jacinto, Cal., where he will exchange places with Harwood H all, who^comea to Chemawa to assume charge of that place. Wayne Grider and hla wife, resi dents of Condon, were found shot to death lu their apartments. Four bul let wounds were in the woman’s body and one In Grider’s. A coroner’s Jury returned a verdict that Grider had slain hla wife and then killed himself. The people’s land and loan law, a proposed constitutional amendment to be submitted to the voters at the No vember election, was filed with Secre tary of State Olcott by E. J. Stack, secretary of the Oregon State Federa tion of Labor. It contained 24,663 sig natures. Harvey Wells, state Insurance com missioner, has issued a statement that all Insurance agents working under a license, who have been called to serve ^n the national guard, may designate another person to conduct their busi ness hi their absence without transfer of license. v To the score or more of valuable minerals already found in the vicinity of Cottage Grove In considerable quan tities, iron may be added. A large de posit similar to some of the Iron ore of the famous Lake Superior district has been found 14 miles out 6n the Coast Fork. W ith the purpose of having the su pre me court decide whether the ten ure of justice of the peace is four or six years. Justice Daniel Webstar of Salem has applied for an injunction to prevent the names of candidates for that office being placed on the bal lot In November. Y amhill county w ill expend $108,000 thia year on lta roads. Gasoline to fast replacing horses In all lines of Industry In Grant county. The official opening of the highway between Astoria and Seaside took place last week. In spite of the heavy rains of the peat week the Mosier cherry crop to By Lake McLuke exceeding estimates. Buyers are In the market around Copyright* 1 0 IB , th e Otnnlnonri Union for cavalry horses, and all avail E n q u irer able animals of that class are being eagerly sought Advice. No report of Injury to the Oregon B eh ave yo urself, son. 1 Im plore, K e e p s tre lx h t and you w ill find I t pays; hop crop from the severe rain storms D o n ’t w a it u n til yo u’ re broke before has been made and on the whole the yo u And It tim e to m end y o u r w ays. crop has been much benefited. Clarence E. Albin, claim agent for Paw Knows Everything. the state Industrial accident commis W illie—Paw, what la fiction? Paw—Fiction to a story about a hus sion, w ill succeed Majdf Carle Abrams band who can make more money than as a member of the commission. his wife can spend. my son. Employee of the state who have left M aw —W illie, you go In the kitchen their places to go with the m ilitia are and do your leaaona. to he paid one month’s salary, in lieu of their regular vacation on pay The Good Fellow. Joint committees of Marshfield and A e flne a m a n aa 1 h a ve m e t. Is open handed M r. S to u t; North Bend have decided to call the A n d y e t h e got h lm o alf In debt railroad celebration August 24, 26 and B y h elpin g o th e r fe llo w s o u t. 26 the Coos Bay Railroad Jubilee. Happy. Albany’s new plant for the manu “Did she marry happily F aaked Mrs, facture of fruit Julcea was placed In Gabb. operation Friday, and the first Albany- S w ift A Co. have started shipping In “Oh, my, year* replied Mrs. Naybor. madd loganberry Juice came from the 20,000 head of M exican cattle from “The judge awarded bar $100 a presses. Texas, A rizona and New Mexico to alimony.’* The continued downpour of rain In th eir holdings south of Bums, com Lane county has resulted in a loss of prising 116,000 acres. These cattle, >«. C e n ts . A s p e n d th rift fo ol la W illia m T a tt, ♦honaanria of dollars to cherry grow- which are known as Longhorns, w ill W h o e a y a “ H a n g th e expenaef“ ora, according to statements made by be used to restock the range through H e has so m a n y d o lla rs th a t H e scoffs a t com m on sense. growers. out th at country. Rossburg is about ready at last to High grade felt hats can be manu S tu n g I go ahead with its railroad project from faclured from the fur of Oregon jack “The postofflce authorities ought to that place to Rock Creek, after having rabbits. This Is no longer a theory, get after them crooks In the dtlea,** one bond Issue declared illegal and but a demonstrated fact, »nd Repre said the Kansan. “ W hat’s the matter?” asked the town voting another. sentative N. J. Sinnott, of Oregon, is More than 100 Jewelers from all sec proudly wearing the first and only felt postmaster. “I read an advertisement In a paper tions of Oregon will attend the ninth fedora ever manufactured in the coun that said for $2 they would Bend a sure annual convention of the Oregon Re try from Jackrabbit fur. cure for a red noee,” complained the tail Jewelers* association at Albany The Barlow toll road leading to Mt. Kansan. “¡So 1 sent the 82, and they Hood and valued at 8100,000 was of sent me a card that says, ’Keep on July 24 and 26. \ T b e annual conventions and camp- fered to the government by George W. drinking until It turns bluet’ ** meetings of the Evangelical associa Joseph, acting In accordance with in tion of Oregon w ill open at Jennings structions contained In the w ill of the Oh, Fudge! A w e a lth y yo un g fe llo w nam ed S uitor, Lodge, near Portland, July 24, and con late B. Henry Wemme. Acceptance of H a s proposed to a m aiden nam ed (fo o ter. tinue for 10 days. the offer w ill mean that the govern B u t th e m aiden la oold. Only 124,444 yards of material have ment w ill maintain the road. A nd she spurns a ll hie gold. As a e u lty r th is S u ito r d o n 't su it bar. to be removed from the Columbia riv Under the terms of the Walsh er entrance channel before there will amendment to the good roads bill Osaifar, Call a Copl > Dear Luke—1 saw Hon. A. O. Stanley be a fairway 40 feet deep and 700 feet agreed to by the house of representa take off his bat the other day. and wide into the river. tives, funds were available on July 1 An effort to repeal certain features for building the Mount Hood loop road there was no “belr apparent” Can X be arrested for thia?—V. F. M., Coving of the Oregon Hen law and substitute across the Oregon forest reserve and ton. Ky. for them th$ law as in force in Wash for building the proposed road to the ington w ill be made at the next ses Oregon caves In Southern Oregon. O h , W e ll, L u k e is n ’t L e s t A n y w a y l sion of the legislature. As the result of a cloudburst 1 q Up ’ R E A D IN G T H E N E W S P A P E R . There are at present 1162 Indiana per Hay canyon, 8herman county, four I scan th e fro n t page w ith h o rro r end w ith frig h t living on the Um atilla reservation, ac- persons lost their lives. They are: Ae I re a d o f b a n d its bold e n d ho w tb s oordtng to a compilation of records by Mrs. E. H. Lawrence, New Meadows, aM nlee fight. I th en read th e ra ilro a d n e w s th e stocks, Major E. L. Swartxlander, superin Idaho; Mrs. F. Fortner, her mother, bonds end fa d s tendent of the agency. Moro; John Kunsman, Moro; O. T. T h e n I glance th ro u g h society end read Four members of the fifth company, Burnett, Moro. The property damage a ll o f th e w a n t a d a T h e sporting page n e x t ta kes m y eye* Coast A rtillery Corps. Oregon national la estimated at from $16,000 to $20,000. w ith «port.« I nil m y head. T h en 1 reed L u k e M c L u k e , end then 1 guard of Albany, refused to take the Work on the construction of a 160,- see w ho’s dead. >ath when the company was sworn 000 bushel grain and hay warehouse —Leonia. into the federal service. at Tucker's Spur has begun. This is Unofficial reports from the survey the second of the announcements of Is T h is on th e S q u a re ? Dear Luke—Can A. Circle of Racine, of the Siuslaw river bar, being con large warehouses near Dallas. The ducted by the United States engineers, ether, the Smithfield Farmers’ union 0-, Join the club?—J. 8. 8. . •how that there to a depth of 16 feet warehouse, at Smithfield, to accommo Bangl on the bar at low tide. date about 100,000 bushels. 1s being Dear Luke — Can Hunt A Seta a at, The heavy rains, which have been built. sporting goods dealers of this city, get repeated every day since June 24. Reports received by the Oregon Pub In the club?—Mara, Sioux City, la. practically have Insured the largest lic Service commission Indicate that wheat crop to Morrow county since the car shortage situation in western Things to W orry A b o u t the bumper crop o t 1884., . Oregon again has become acute. North A shark can sleep with both • J * The Silverton pool of 60,000 pounds, of Aihland, the Southern Pacific com oj>en. one of the largest unsold lota of wool pany reports that it to short a total in this state and largest la the W il of 218 closed and 367 open cars. At Names to Names. Mason Dixon Line lives at Sidney, O. lamette valley, was sold at private Klamath Falls the car shortage also sale to a Boston firm for 36 cents. to acute. In the past six weeks George M. O ur D aily Special. During the past three weeks there T h e man o f the hour often laste Newman of Albany and C. M. Fllck- have been about 76,000 sheep shipped about that long. inger, who resides north of Albany, from Juntura and Riverside and a have captured 68 skunks (or the pur large number from Brogan. Most of Luka McLuke 8 a y s t pose of starting a skunk farm near them go to the markets of the easL They may not look IL hut the truth Albany. v- * -v though a great many are unloaded in of the matter to that nearly all bru Rev. Louis 8. Cupp, pastor of the Colorado and allowed to fatten there nettes are light headed. First Christian church In Eugene, the for two weeks to three months before Things are not right In this world. largest of the denomination on the Pa they are sold. Why to It that good habits are so much cific eoast, has accepted the position The cargo of lumber shipments from easier to break than had habits? of chancellor of the University of Kan- the Columbia river during the month The old fashioned man who used to a City. be known as a dead beat now has a of June were the smallest for some Georgo G. Brown, clerk of the state time. Twenty-one vessels loaded at son who declares a moratorium. Every wife tells every husband how land board, was also mads secretary the mills In the lower river district good and kind other men are to their of the desert land board by the state And their combined cargoes amounted wives. board of control, the board concluding to 20,010,810 feet of lumber, while one The average husband does all the that Mr. Brows oould easily fill both raft containing 8,000,000 feet of logs preaching about economy, but be leaves positions. was towed to San Diego, making a It to his wife to do the practicing. Cloudbursts struck in several places total of 28,020,310 feet of lumber and ▲ woman’s Idea of a lodge to a bunch over U m atilla oounty and did consid tegs that went from the lower river of ornery men wbo have organised so they w ill make an excuae to stay out erable damage. The town of Helix district. In the same period the up was almost Inundated, basements fill per river mills shipped 8,324,000 feet late one night a week. A fter a princess gets to putting on ing and streets running waist deep of lumber, making lumber shipments dog she regards her father as a with water. from the entire river 30,344.310 feet. very uncouth person liecause he aaya Advance Lodge, No. 106, Knights of “sw eat” when he mean* rervplre Pythias, of Vale, has adopted a reso During the courtship he Mpeiuto moot lution to pay $10 a month to the de Its R eeem m endatlon. o f his time trying to get her. A fter pendent wife, parent or child of any “Do you recommend this book?“ marriage be spends moat of tbs time member of the lodge who shall an “Certainly.“ answered the librarian trying to get away from her. swer the call to arms. - I t ’s » book that every one ought to A woman may not be able to keep What w ill be probably the largest read” ether secrets, but It to different with alio la Oregon to now under construc — “But It shows very little handling. 1 her real age. . And there are a lot of people In this tion at the grounds of the beet augur don’t believe It baa been taken out world wbo devote all of their religion factory of tbs Utah-Idaho Sugar com store than once or twice.1 “Quite tr w ,' to going to church. pany at Grants Pass. It w ill be 160 This to a fickle world. They will feet wide by 300 feet long sad w ill be wearily. “That should convince you, madam, that It-to reftlly worth while.” hang a laurel wreath on your brow to excavated to a depth of 18 feet. The —Birmingham Age-Herald. day and they w ill apply a N a 10 shoe silo to to ba used for the storage of to the seat of your pants tomorrow. ' pulp fi*MB the manufacture of sugar No Robbery. W hat has become of the old fashion Complying with tae request of Rep “ 1 don’t know Just what to tbtnk of ed children wbo had to apeak pieces resentative Hawley, the postofflce de that storekeeper.“ for company? “ The average man thinks there to no partment has advertised for bids for , “ W hat’s the hitch?" “H e told ms to come In and tell him harm In spitting on the floor aa long motorboat mail service from Reeds port to the new postofflce At Winches what I dou’t know, so be can tell me as he covers the spot with his shoe. When a man gets np a fter a banquet ter. at the mouth pf the Umpqua rtyor. what he knows." “T h a t’s a fa ir exchange.’’—Richmond and announces that ho does not Intend Employes of the O.-W. R. $ N. com to make a speech and will confine him pany wbo now are in the federal serv Times Dtopatcb. self to a few brief remarks yon can ice aa members of various units of the Net Interesting. oft back and get ready to be bored for Oregon national guard w ill be granted ■ “T h a t womau oecincd to bore you.” at leant an hour. full pay during their absence. If they "Yea; I ’m ba !d bended. lta ypu ace fellow who wouldn’t walk serosa for U s own sister will walk are married, and half pay If they are 611 «he con’d t:tlk about was the trun He she has In washing her hair.’*'— unmarried. »ether fellow's Bits of Byplay After throe year»' Kaoaap CllJ JeBtusl BREAD UPON THE WATERS. T h e Colonel’s Convalescence An "Ancient Legend That Every One * Should Know by H e a rt There to an ancient legend of a man wbo faced the great «lay of final reck onlng. He bad llfed as well perhaps as most of us while here below. At last he stood before the Judge of all By ALAN H IN S D A LE the earth Hla -record was unfolded U—. ------- The face of the Judge neemed to him In one of those battles between the to grow clouded as he traced Its atory French and Germans when the latter The record was pushed aside. The N o . 1. 1280 acres; 900 nnder cultivation; 320 acres in crop. were endeavoring to reach the channel eyes of the Judge were lifted until First class 12 room house, hot and cold water, good* well and wind Colonel Latrobe, a man of forty, was they rested upon the man. The lips m ill,, lots of water both at house and pasture. .Good- fences, moat wounded and tosteud of being sent to were parted aa If the sentence was all bog tight, railroad flag station on place; one mile haul to ware house; 3 miles to school and store; 7)4 miles to county seat. a hospital was le ft for want of trans about to fall. Price, with crop, $30 per acre, w ill take some trade. portation a t a chateau by the way. Suddenly from every quarter there The lady who named the place directed gathered a shining host of forms which N o . 2. 800 acres, all tillable except about 25 acres: 400 acres that he be placed In one of her beet pressed about the judgment neat They •n Close to town. Lota of water. Fair buildings. W ill rooms and a t. once assumed his care. appeared to be lu conference with the take $9000 in trade, balance crop payments, 6 per cent interest. Judge. It looked as though with eager Fortunately for both, the fighting did not come near the chateau, and the faces they were urging certain claims N o . 3. 640 acres west of Grass Valley, good buildings, lots colonel wae left to recover, his wants Then they vanished from sight as mys of water, close to school. Price, $25 per acr«r part cash with bal being supplied by the lady, a spinster teriously as they came. The Judge ance on termt. Smiled, turned to a messenger clad In named nemerder. Mile. Kemer&er was some five years radiant robes of office and bade him N o. 4. 960 acre ranch, fair buildings, close to town, running younger than Latrobe, and spinsters conduct the man whose esse he bad water tbe year round, about 600 acres in crop. Pfice, with crop, usually preserve their youthful appear just considered into the realms of the $30 per acre. ( ance longer than their married sisters. blessed. At any rate this 1s Hable to be the case As they moved sway the man said to N o. 5. 400 acres, 350 tillable. Close to school and church. with unmarried women wbo havg no hto guide, “Tell me, who were those Good well of water. Price $25 per acre, either cash or good sec cares or troubles The colonel’s norae who Juat now stood In numbers about urity for first payment of $3500; balance, time to suit. was still a handsome woman. the Judge and held converse ^ I t b There was a long period of convales him 7” cence. during which the colonel waa “Those," replied the conductor./"were unuble to Join his command. 'M ile. friends who saved you. They were the Remercler reed to him, chatted with deeds of kindness and of unselfish him, fed him. Indeed made tala conva-. service you scattered fan and wide lesceuce delightful. Every morning she while yon lived on earth.” — Detroit gathered flowers from her garden, car Free Press. ried them to bis room and arranged them In a vase of Dresden china with A Cent- MORO, OREGON her own handa Many of the delicacies A cent to a little thing, but In the ag prepared for him to eat she cooked gregate It to mighty. We speak of the with her own bands. No matter what “Copper cent" but It to not entirely time o f day he called for anything he copper. Its composition to 05 per cent needed the lady responded and always copper. 3 per cent tin and 2 per cent with a sympathetic smile. Bloc. That alloy to In reality bronze, In time Latrobe spent a portion of and the official name of the cent to in our grill. C ur service ¡8 equal the day In an easy chair; then nearly “bronze.” There used to be a copper in every way to the high quality all the (lay there; wen he was able to cent but an act discontinuing Its coin of food we serve. A t all time» walk about hla room and finally to go age was passed In 1857. For seven you are assured o f obtaining 'an downstairs. He was chafing to get years (1857-04) we had a nickel cent appetizing meal in an environ hack to the front, though loath to leave aud up to 1857 a copper half cent hla luxurious abode and esi>eclally his ment that is extremely pleasant. fair hostess. Every thing in season at popular Notice of Administration. One morning In June be was sitting prices. T ry our noon dinner. op tlip terrace with Mile. Remercler. The sun shone brightly, and dellcluus In the Countv Court of the State of O re gon for sherman County. perfume came from the roses growing In the metier of the Estate of Saidee A. TH E D A LLE5. - ' - OREG ON beside the terrace. Conversation turn W hite, deceaaed. ed upon the school of St Cyr, from Notice ia hereby given, that the under which the colonel had been graduated signed has been duly appointed adminis a sublieutenant Into the army. trator of the eatate of Saidee A . W hite, I “ I visited 8 t Cyr when but seven dcceaaed, by order of the above entitled fecn years old,” said madamolaelle. “ I court, and that all persona having claim« can conceive of no place so enthralling againat said deceaaed, or her eatate, are to a girl of that age ae a m ilitary acad hereby required to present the aame duly verified, with the proper vouchers, in the emy. The young men In uniform aye manner provided fey law, to said adminii- fa r more resplendent than those In tr a lor, at hit office in Moro, in said county civilian dress. There are the martial and state within aix months from the date Fifth and ^axhicsloc S b. music, the m ilitary ceremonies, every of this notice. Dated at Moro, O re ., thia 6th day of thing to turn a g irl’s head.** — - J. M . P A R R Y , “And I remember,’* added the colo July. A . D. 1916. Adminaatrator of said Eatate. nel, “bow we youngsters delighted In R oom u ith privilege of la th , single, ' making love to the girls who visited Bright A Bryant, Attorneys for Admr. 75c up; dnul TcSl.OO dp K q o u i Mifh private bath, sirgie $1.50 St- Cyr- Lovemaking bad not the up; double 52.0i, up. y . Notice of Executrix. meaning that tt has fpr older men. It A uto M eets T rains. S treet, ears from X was what the Americans call flirting O nion Depot pars our d«.ors. Notice is hereby given that the under We thought nothing of telling a girl we loved her, and the girl’s thought signed has been duly appointed by the L. Q. SWEILAND, Mgr. nothing of pretending to reciprocate. County Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County, executrix for the estate I 4-4 4 4 4 * 4 I I 1 1 1 I » Wc enjoyed the sentiment without hav of John Johnson, deceased, and haa quali ing to fret about the responsibilities. fied. All persons hsrving claims against CXXXX>OOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OODCC-Oex- xJV ‘ .y TO.- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 When we had made love to one girl the eatate of said deceased are hereby no we were ready for another. And when tified to present the same to me at the law they had gone we returned to our stud offices of Bright A Bryant in the city of ies as free mentally as before they had Moro,xO re., verified ns by law required, within aix months from the date of first come," publication of this notice. “Your picture may he true with re Dated and first published at Moro, O re., spect to the young men," said the lady, July 7, 1916. R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W n s c q , O re g o n "and In most cases perhaps w ith re Q E R H A R D IN E J O H N S O N , gard to the girls. In my case it waa Executrix of the eatate of John Johnson, deceased. different In one of these young m ili tary students I met that which was Bright A Bryant Attorneys for Eatate. D E A L E R S IN the most serious episode of my life- He made love to me simply for the Notice of Executor** Sale of Real temi>ora|y enjoypmnt of the sentiment - Property. Alas, It was fsr more than that to met That to why I have never married.” In the county court of the state of Oregon “The brute!" exclaimed the colonel. for Sherman county. "No; he waa simply young and did In the matter of the estate of Frank G . pot realise the danger to me of what M A N U FA C T U R E R S OF Barton, deceased. he waa doing." Notice is hereby given that the under "Perhaps he did realise It In time, to signed, as executors of the estate of F/ank his cost I confess that them wgs one G . Barton, w ill sell at private sale to the of my affairs that stood by me for highest bidder for cash and under the con many years. I could not shake It off. ditiona hereinafter set forth the following OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQCXXXX30000C)OOOC<X>CC. >OOOOCOOOOOOL I described real property belonging to said Even today, after twenty yean , I see eatate, sad more particularly described as r In my dreams that young fees and follows: The ae% of section 32, in town press again that »oft hand." ship 1 n of range 16 e of the W illam ette p “ And why did you, after discovering meridian; and fractional lots 1 and 2 in that you really loved her, not seek her aection 5 in township 1 s of range 16 east; and all of section 3 and the seX of the out?" P o r c e la in “Ah, that would have served in n eX o f aection 4 in townahip 1 south ot range 16 east of the W illam ette meridian, America, where they marry fo r love, but not In France, where parents ar all of said property being situated in Sher man county. State of Oregon. range marriages for their children " The undersigned w ill receive bids in A ^ent for Model Steam Laundry of Tbe Dalles "Who was the girl?” writing for the purchase of said property “I f I remember correctly she was the at 312 Platt building jn the city of Portland, Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office daughter of a gentleman of fortune, Oregon, and bids cln also be sent to the living In one of fhe province». H er undersigned in core of the County Clerk of P r o p r i « (o r. name wan Hortens»"^- Ho was stall Sherman countv at Moro, Oregon. The following described portion of said prop ed; be had forgotten her surname, “Would you know her again, do yon erty, to-wit: Section 3 and theaeX of the ne% auction 4 in township 1 south of suppose, after not seeing her for twen range 16 east of W illamette meridian, in Real Estate Bargains Land Located in Sherman Co. WRITE OR CALL ON ALEX HUNTER /You receive what you order HOTEL ALBERT Special Summer Rates t NEW HOTEL PERKINS J Independent || (arehouee S Oli hing Ca Lime, Plaster, Cement, Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal, Cedar Posts, and Hay. M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R . * M oro B a rber J 0 a th S hop M Tub. Everything First Gass and up to date. J. N. LANDRY, ty years?” » “That I could not say " Mile. Remercler arose and went Into the house. Presently she returned with a miniature painting, which she banded to the colonel. H e looked nt for » few moments as though It rought back soma vague memory; then suddenly be turned hto eyes »Fopi his companion In a sort of wonder. “Where did yon get thia?” he asked. “I have had it ever since the origi nal visited S t Cyr twenty years ago.“ The colonel's steady gase gradually revealed to him that the miniature was a likeness of Mile. Remercler at seventeen. “Hortense!" he exclaimed. “ Henri!” was the low reply, i When the colonel went back to the front he returned a married man. In deed, had not duty called him he would not have returned. H e was very much pleased at receiving another wouud, Just severe enough to lay him pp for a month. H e returned to the chateau of hto wife, and the month of recovery and hla honeymoon were one and the same thing. ▼be A rrew ef t t Edmund. The legend of the death of 8t. Ed- innrd was cnrtrngly corroborated after a top*» of eight centuries. The atory go«: that tho martyr was tied to s tree and. «a torture proved naivelllng to nuihe him recnot hla faith, was »hot at w ith Panhli arrows till hto body was c < h p it <1 with tbetu. The tree at Uoxne to will h he wns «aid to here l»eeii lr'Und and which wan twenty feet lu circumference fell In 1848. and. according to “The Black le tte r Balnta of the lYayer Book." a plece of Iron like au arrow __ ded la the woog. M o r o , ----- - - O r e g o n . L. Sherman county, Oregon, subject to a mortgage of $2000 with interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from April 13th 1916; and the executors w ill sell the prop erty to the person who offers the largest sum in cash for all of the real property hereinbefore described, subject to the said $2000 mortgage and interest as above men tioned, the purchaser of aaidpropertv to 2mum<t the payment of the $2000 mortgage and the interest thereon from April 13th, 1916. The sale of said real property made by order of the countv court of Sherman county, Oregon, which order is dated June 5th, 1916. The date of the first publication of this notice ia June 16, 1916, and the last date of publication is July 14, 19|6. Maggie S. Barton, G L . Barton, Executors of the Estate of Frank G . Barton, de- . ceased. Schlegel A Dennison, attorneys for execu tors. Address all bids to the executors in care of the County Clerk of Sherman county, Moro, Oregon, or to the executors in care of Schlegel A Dennison, 312 Platt building, Portland, Oregon. MING BUSINESS? BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IN REAL ESTATE Anywhere from the A tlantic to the Pacific We are in actual touch with 10,000 live and reliable Real Es tate Agents all over Canada and the United States. If you are thinking of moving better call and we w ill give you a card of introduction to a good, reliable real estate man wherever you are thinking of going so you w ilt not be at the mercy o f some one who cares for nothing but your money. ALEX HUNTER, Moro, Oregon W H E N YOU TR A VE L BY AUTO A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S STO R E YOUR CAR In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped, roomy garage of W alther-W illiams Company. Competent workman always ready to help you in. any way they can at least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge w ill always be reasonable. T» T raie Year Property Write to E. A. BRA8HEM SOI - 2 Northwest Baiktinc Pertlaai, Oregoa. W A LTH E R -W ILLIA M S GARAGE THE DALLES, 1 • . OREGON. a
