Sherman County observer., August 25, 1916, Image 2

wafer h 90 door that the rocky
bottom acetm but a little < *T *o-
The trinity of Mediord »Ashland
U p to a few yearn ago the ed»4 The Inter Mountain Show»,
low you » the boat profireaae» on ,mJ Jaduon county did them- tor o< the Otscrvcr w» irm ly oi which pbjred here la * year under
MORO, OREGON.
the water, but a .eveo-foot oar .dre» eredrt when they »olboroly th« opinion
the «tate rhould their own canvas. presenting
H obo.” will again show
tome» a
from even ap- entertained the O rc*on Slate Ed- bare all ¡»N o rm al arbooi inter-
pcaring to touch bottom. From ilorial Amociation tbn month. W e e * , centeM* Into one large «cbool. here with 20 people, band and or­
chestra. on Friday, August 25th
the rim to the water»’ etifie »» a
had beard that that was a com- 1 and as deemed by the voter» at and present a new show entitled
drop of 1200 feet and about an
fer located at
reunify oi people who believed in the time
F R ID A Y
boor»’ tcrarobk down a winding
Since
then, as the "T h e G irl of Eagle Ranch.” A ’ao
themselves and their neighbor a» Mon
path and over »now held» in placet
sfcidied.we
have 6 vaudeville acts. Band concert
Rotored m aeerasd
well, but we did not expect to
W e made the round trip down
“ * Moro. í
discovered
that
a
large
Norm
al on street at 1:30 and 7 p.m. Doors
happen upon so open-handed a
the aide» of the crater and in a
school b «■ impossibility if the open at 7:15. show at 8:15. Ad­
Maoafier. boat over to W izard We, where hospitality as they showered upon
C. L. I bbland
best interwM of the stale at large mission, adults 50c; children un­
the visiting editor».
an Indian legend aaya waa (ought
b to be rirg M irc d and the most der 12. 2Sc.
Medford claims distinction as
W « wowid »M* •• ***• Ve* ***** *'
a
battle
between
two
opposing.
____
ras bs*>w to » O .M he p»u*tobU to y < * to God«. T b e w n e n of the U k e l w « i the » o th e r s m etropol» of for the expenditure b to be rea­
The Revolving Rod Weeder
____ . »branber
W e amad U « wo
lized.
It has 20 miles of paved
yema
F « * » & z’J i / V
are
clear
as
any
mountain
stream.
I
the
state
does
best work under difficult con­
Oregon sbould have at least
bss’f raweh- T ry to. Orde* by
streets, abundant shade trees, first-
ditions.
Geo. W . Hansell, local
three Norm al school». Whether
« * * i Cto4, * - d r-y *<* * * w -
*•* when dipped up by cup or glass.
class
hotels
conducted
at
reason­
to*
the
it b time Io sslablmb another, and agent.
1 be color and shading is al, a re­
W e mu •o t b« raspu itobfr
W raba r ri b r* s to •otrfy M of flection of the intensely clear blue able rates, and a number of fine at Pendleton, thia year b a ques­
No» arili (he
is
Beard sf Eqnalrratios.
,
__
ofe FoWme-e* AW '**•»'> <zf the sky, varied at sunrise and business blocks.
tion which the voter» of the state
bto ” B«WWZ**d tortile «he ba« O< • •unset by the most elegant blend-1 ~ Ashland bas a number of well
N O T IC E —There w ill be • meetir
will answer thb next election.
the County Board o i Equal*xotioo lor 1
ing of colon imaginable and which pared streets, in the center of the
nO R O , OREGON
W
e
have
always
been
under
the
ram County. Oregon, at the Court Houae
O ra c h essd Society eoilcea
change rapidly in shape as cloud main street is a parking well «up- impression that one Norm al to Moro oo the 2d Monday in September,
r raoray esekmg
that being the 11th day of September, 1916,
at ft/tlai
•• ’k* OP*»®* formation» are made and unmade plied with fixed sprinklen that
school, at least, should be again to publicly examine the Aseeaatnent Roll*
of Ota f t M t O t a r t
the changing currents of air. help to keep the grasses and fiow- established In southern Oregon, a nd correct all error* ia valuation. de-
0, by
A< eoy tisnewh«« reqweated to do 9
o i land», low or other property
So
far
as known there is neither Cn green the year round and give and as Ashland Red buildings and •c.Sptioa
tort
we
lb * pepe* w ill Ito o*acoo«»oo«f.
x
~ by me. and h to the duty of all
(feto ell swree*» w m he P**« betowe inlet or outlet to the Lake, it n e v -la visitor a feeling of comfort and
aterested to appear «1 the time
grounds and < gnccearful record as
—
----------• b «sede. It h ***7 to m A »•
P q r im
which w ill h . chrarfwlly cr freezes over and the depth re- preparation for the jurtly famous a Norm al gchdoi center we fav­ and
M place
S o / o appointed.
S o n . July ISth. 1916.
main» about the same the year Lithia park which all must visit ored that locality.
O T T O P E E T Z , Aaaeaaor.
-Complete Stock of-
round. Il b thought that it b fed | who go to Ashland. In tfcb park
T o be snccmahsl any locality
end Regna Rnsr Yaley by subteranean streams.
now
five
different
kinds
cf
BTM11OKB—lu
Uto
Oireuit
Cuart
of
I
seeking
to
have
a
Norm
al
school
are
•toto Ot Orason for N u r w w «uouty.
mineral water and thirty-five oth­ established in their midst must
The editor of the Observer has
Smith, P U IaliC ,
er different kinds are waiting Io be have a large number of grade pu­
ra.
been reading, bearing and writing | The Freepective Railway Stria.
piped into the park. Those now pils attending their local schools Wilttom T. Smith. Defendant
~ C a ll and See O ur Stock of
of Crater M k e for all of thirty
wa­
A countrywide strike of the rail-, piped include a natural soda __,
the T * W illiam T . Hmtth, tb* *buv* oaa*
and easy ■»<•«>» of access to
years; this month our dream oil
deleudM l
visiting (be Lake snd journeying I rOads would involve 400,000 train-1 ter, a sulphur water and tbe.famed varioua county seboob.
M en’s and Boys’ Saddles at Different Price«,
la Iba naoM of tba State of Oratfoa:
upon its water, came true; we had men and affect 1,600,000other em- Lithia water, each bobbing from
W hen
Oregon
Yon arc btoabf raqaired to appear sod
from S13 5 ° to $5o.oo.
«aver tba eomptalai Stod a<ainal yon Io
seen paintings of reputable artists ployee. of the roads and 8.000,000 what appears to be «
State Editorial
Association at
be *b</va «otttlad rail,.on or bafore lb* la»«
who had vainly tried to depict the persons dependent upon these tain. The park is hgbted at night | n eijford and Ashland this month day of iba lira» peeacnlxxl in lb * order of
CHAIN AND L E A T H E R W O R K H A R N E S S
poblieaiioa, to-wil. oo or before tbe Sib day
blue of the deep water, of Crater 12,000.000
m e io
y metwm
2,000.000 railway
railway worker.,
worker.. The
| by
electric light. hidden among we were pleased to note that all of Oetober, ISIS, -nd if yon fail to eo ao-
of all kinds.
pear and »nswer, plain' fl will apply to ibe
Lake and our opinion had been 1 stockholder, of the 235 line, con-1 the branches of the trees.
« the conditions demanded by the eoort for tbe relief demanded in tb* eom-
Sled bare» a«ainai von. to w n for a
that the effort was a waste of a Jcerned number 626,122 and the I are numbered lots marked off for Federal Standard for Normal plaint
decree dieeolnn« tbe »»onda of matrlfu..!,,
invested capital aggregates $17,-1 free use of auto parties, each lot, Schools could be met by Ashland no« exiattng between ibe p la in tif and yoor
very dauby streaky blue.
•elf.oo tbe rroond* o f deeertioo and for m i l H I I SS-S- 4-* I 1 1 1 1 n it- H -v i I I I I H I I I I H
a cupboard and gas stove car- and Jackson county and then a *oeb olb«r and farther relief a* to tbe
Now we know that the more in . 000,000,000. The men
T - - allege
-------- that)has
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may aaem eqntteble and )nM.
Unse Woe the water could be (their, demands would cost the w m - responding to the lot number in a little more H it be necessary, al­ Conrl
Tbia enmraxM ia served upon you by pub­
painted the nearer it would come panics $25,000,000 annually, but pavillion bu.lt for that purpose, though considerable is demanded lication thereof for a period of six *nocem
ire week« In Tbe Hberman County Observer,
to the original and yet be nothing the roads assert that the cost annu- where tourists can cook their by this Federal Standard.
a weekly newspaper of general eirenlattoo
'
M ORO, OREGON
pnUwbed In Hberman oounly, Orapon, in
like, because artistic reproductions ally would be $100,000.000. The meals, and winding through Lithia
Ashland and Jackson county purenanee to an order of tbe non Fred Krn
Dan McGregor in Charge
Conoty Jnd<efor Jtberroan eonnty,
of Crater Lake can not be rend- ¡Huc. clearly necessitates arbitra- psrk are numerous trails snd walks owe a debt to their fellow citizen sow
Oregon, dofy made on tbe 2lat day of An-
ered.
'
tion.
and artistic rustic bridges over the Benj.
IS1S, and tbe date of tbe drat pob-
Sheldon, for the gather
Medford is the hub of a won- .T h e public refuses to content* I fair sized brook that divides the ing of the Editorial Association a tl’i Ss.** tbereof te tbe 2f»tb day of Angnat,
•F R U IT T H A T IS-
«
1
Hrigbt A Bryant.
derlsnd, different from any other plate with any sort of patience the park into two section». The park Medford this y e ir. I It . —
was a CUl|7l£MI2.V4
Atlorn»}* for 1*1
In the world; the first thought that prospect of s general suspension ¡B also provided with tablet, seats, mination o( two years’ effort on
Notice to Creditor».
comes to you when you step from of railway freight service. Both benches and a band stand where the part of M r. Sheldon and of
N O W IN M A R K E T '
the train is how intensely blue the (he managers and the men owe it free concerts are given,
which we know much. The effort I Notice U hereby Sivan that the under
II
-»k « .k ll» ir»X d r a n d lv »it"«*1 h" been duly appoiafed executrix
sky appears and how distant are to their"own interests to respect! Jackson county is a prosperous was well
APPLES.
PEACHES. PLUM S
wortlk while and grandly
(he estate of Henry Smith, deceased,
seconded
by
the
by
the
county
court
of
the
State
of
Ore<on
the clouds floating thousands of | the interests of the whole country. | comfnunity. It has the distinction
A N D S T R IN G B E A N S
As you journey 1 There must be no general railway I oj providing the first series of hard I cjvjc an<j official bodies of the ,wo I ^ c^ WA H nper°«on»yhavfn<h d *u n , a<ain*t
feet above you
up the Rouge river valley, on the L |rike or lock-out. . If agreement w rface highways in the state. They citief an(j COui»ty concerned, and the »aid estate are hereby notified to pra­
oheoon .
te reached there|hay< tried both the concrete and a# tjme passe» and memory of the
therefor,toth« under-
way to the Eighth Wonder of the cannot he otherwise
i m t u w i i i u i i i i t n iH » f i i n n m i i m i i n u H 4 4
bitjinjetic, with results so far
W orld, other considerations are muit be arbitration, i. The
i nc country
country I ibithulctic,
ia r in
m i mecting grows more vivid that [ tinned axecptrii at the is « office* of
rc_
i
Bryant
in
the
C
ity
jjf
M
o
ro
.^
n
forced upon you by light of the I ¡t ¡n no mood for business chaos. I favor of the latter. The paved I part oj loathem Oregon
H within
___ six month* from the
river many hundreds of feet be- 1
President Wilson has taken tbe I highway runs through the central I more«fyiHy
than it possibly | date oO hi* notice
Dated and firat publwbed August 25
low the road, now deep and »i-1 ground that the men are entitled | portjon of the county and nearly doeg t<xj ay tfjC debt it owes to 1916.
Iaabcll H . Smith,
lent and swift; again eddying in L o an eight hour day and is trying I to ,jie lop oj ,he Siskiyou moun-1
C. Sheldon when
when it
it may Executrix of the Estate of Henry Smith,
dcCCffMSd«
deep pools where fithing is good;
to bring the matter in dispute to a l tajnit For a highway any where come before the Mate. asking for
Bright ¿FlJcyant Attorney* for Estate.
and again flowing »lowly over
settlement by calling to his aid the | at any (¡me the Pacific highway something which is iti due. In a
SUMMONS.
gravel bars and around sharp cor- power of congress in taking over over the Siskiyou mountains it a case bf that kind nothing helps
ners. on its way to the ocean.
| the railroads and having the gov- l crccjit to any community. W e more than a first hand knowledge In tbe Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon
The scenery of the Rogue river I ernment operate them until the I were surprised to see that the sum­ broadcast over the »tate of the
for Sherman County.
is all Ils own. At one place we railroad manager« can see as doc» mit of these mountains arc all in ability and will to make good its Mary Deckcrt, plaintiff,
I M
v*.
counted fifteen cascades and water- ph«. President.
¡Oregon and that Jackson county promises.
______
W illiam F. Weigand and Fran­
falls, in a quarter mile where the
The railway managers arc will- had fo build up the mountain and
ce* J.' W eigand, F. S. Flem ­
river drops 700 leet in that dis-1 jpg to grant the men an eight hour I over anj down the mountain six
ing and Eva W . Fleming, A.
T» PortlaMl ky AntowvbiU.
G . Anderson and M r*. L . E.
(ance and standing on the bank day, provided they arc compelled 1 mj[el before coming to the Cali-
Anderson, defendant*.
above them we looked across the to ¿ v e eight hours for a day. As fornia line. From the south side
Notwithstanding all the adver­
To W illiam F . Weigar nd and France* J.
chasm and saw the 180-foot beau- ¡( ¡t now, under the many differ-1oj
mountain a new road has tising and praise for the Columbia
Weigand, defendant*.
idai
In the name of the State of Oregon, vou
tiful M ill creek falls which, to our enf rules the unions have built up L)e<in opened recently, to Yreka, River Highway between eastern
and each of you are hereby required to
minds, was far prettier than the for the men; it is not uncommon California, passing
Hornbrook and western Oregon, there it no appear and answer the complaint filed
view of the justly lamed Multno- for a railway employee to collect about a quarter ot a mile to the such thing. There i» a road that again*« you m the above entitled suit on or
.
”
j t tt
I before the expiration of *ix week* from
mah falls at which we had made » pay for two and sometimes lh re e |wegt T h il mountain road fol- is narrow, rocky and lull ot waves t^e<j-le of ,he first pubiicationof thi**um -
/
two-hour stop on our way to Port- days’ work in only a straight day |ows tf,e Klamath river to the in the dirt sections, and having L o n * a* hereinafter «tated, and if you fail
a n d l<o*o appear and answer or otherwi*e plead
land a few days before.
« of regular hours; contingent upon [junction of the Little Shasta a n d l»udden and sharp curves at
thereto,
plainli will
a n ,U
u I ■-‘-»
r a in for
fn r want
want thereof
thereof the
the plaintiff
A G o ld R o o s te r P la y in 6 P a r ts a t th e
Nearer to Crater Lake is what A e th e r they take a train more L hen follows that stream to within grades with no warning signs of l/pply to the c o u rt(<» th e re iis f P " * « * * ”
is termed The Natural Bridge, L jian (|le preBcr|bed number of L ve milet of Yreka, where it goes the danger ahead for anyone trav-1
y'ou, Se'difendant*. W ih iam
where the Rogue river disappears 1 ^ wh|ch they claim is equal to over a p|ateau to the city. This cling at a speed in excess of
under a bridge <>f lava only to I j ay>
ljB a scenic drive of ninety miles I miles or less an hour.
I thereon from November 15, 1914, at the
■gain appear about 100 yards
Qn first showing it may appear over the mountains and back and
It is amusing to hear Portland rate of 8 J per
Per cent per annum; tor the furlh-
__of $150.00 attorney fee«; for the
downstream. Walking u0on the Lbat the men are entitled to have I jg one (0 be long remembered. I people talk about being over the er
,um
°
further *um of $14.20, »©»ether with inter­
lava bridge you can sec small I day arbitrarily set at not more Through the courtesy of G . T . Highway; they are very careful to est thereon from April 29th, 1916 at the
rate of 6 per cent per annum; and for
pools of water from which bub- than ej<ht hourg but there are ColHns, manager 'a t Medford of »top before getting to the end of plaintiff*• coat* qnd diaburtement* made
blet are constantly rising, showing 0(ber working conditions that have
|arjjc wholesale branch bouse the pavement io Multnomah coun- and expended herein and accruin< coat*;
for • decree of the court declaring and
the pressure exerted by the stream L o
cong-dcred and which the of Mason, Ehrman & Co., we | ty. In justice to the state of Ore- and
decreeing that the mortgage *et forth in
■gainst the barrier. H rth c r a l o n g l j (w||y cmp|Oyces do not wish were able to make this trip. No gon and the future business that plaintiff* complaint he foreclosed and the
premise* and land* therein described, to-
gomes the Rogue river Gorge; dic pUblic to know too much onc can realize the immensity of will accrue when the Highway is wit: A ll of the 9% of the N E t f , and the
s-
where the river for perhaps a mile | abQu|
| (he mountaing and the narrow fully improved, no tourist should N t f of the S E X of Sec. 30, Twp. 3 S. of
R. 15 E**t W . M ., in Sherman County,
la a mass of foam and , froth, . con
. .
,
, ,
.pass through which the road is be allowed to leave the Mate or Oregon, be »old in the manner pre-
fined to a deep channel cut in the
The recent pawage by the house
uo(.| (he reU|rn |rip ¡g embark over the road now pro­ tcribed by law for tbe »ale of real property
upon mortgage forecloaure; and the pro­
rock and which appears to be not of representatives of the bill au- u k
then the closeness of the vided until they gre made aware ceed* arising therefrom be applied in the
more than thirty feet across.
thorizing the exchange of school | oun’tgin canyOns, and the un- of its actual condition.
payment of the coaU of »aid »ale, coats of
this ault, attorney fee*, and the balance
Another scenic wonder of which lands, sections 16 and 36. In the broken steep of the hills reaching
Multnomah county has done a applied toward the payment of any sum
nothing is said to strangers is the forest reserves for other govern- L ^ r d the peculiar blue sky of wonderful work In building and found to be due the plaintiff herein; and in
case that the aum* arising trom »aid sale
deep dry gorge close to the en- men! lands in compact bodies I
jection, showing only a few paving as much of the road as has be not sufficient to pay the sum* found to
W hen the day’« work’a done, and the good old tuiiY
due plaintiff herein, coats, accruing
trance to Crater Lake headquar- within or outside of national f o r - capg Handing out as though been done, some 45 miles, but the be
has sunk, in the well known W est, then F stretch m y f
coats and attorney feet, any deficiency
ten. Deep down under our feet ests brings to an end a fight that L Ung by a thread to the arch of rest of the road shows up the worse arising after the application of Mid pro­
form by the fireside warm, 1 »it at m y ease and rest. \
ceeds, that plaintiff have judgment against
ea we stood on the slippery sandy western membitl tiave been wafi* tbc heavens above, is a sight long for the effort.
Then I take m y pipe which is m ildly ripe, as the pipes
the defendant* W illiam F . Weigand and
edge we saw pinnacles of varigat- ing in congress for eight long years,
remembered and imparts a
The Columbia river counties Frances J. Weigand. for any such defici­
of good smokers are, w ith a chortling woul then 1 fill
ed colored rock and then uguin I During every session of conJ^et* feeling that you are trespassing on should take a lesaon from the way ency; that the execution issue herein; that
plaintiff be allowed to be a purchaser of
its bowl from m y glass Tuxedo jar. A nd I smoke at
large columns of solid colored since 1908 this legislation has been I
baunts of nature. Coming to- the southern Oregon counties have Mid premises at Mid m ! c . and the sheriff
ease, and m y trouble flees to
rock that brought to-our minds under consideration and has been
summit, upon the return, handled this matter; they used the of Sherman County, Oregon, be directed
to place the purchaser of Mid premise* at
the place where dead troubles
eye the vaunted Cathedral Spires m<de the subject of extensive hear-1
_ agged evidence of the moun county credit^ as has Hood River Mid sale in immediate poaaesaion thereof;
go; and m y worries seem, in
and
that
the
defendants
and
each
and
ail
of the Garden of the Gods near |ing« before the committee on pub- tain character of the road while county; thep used ttye credit of
of them and all persons, claiming by,
m y waking dream no longer to
Colorado Springs.
I here, nQ lie lands in both branches of con- traveling alongside of a freight Iheir pities to Apish and enlarge through or under Mid defendant* or any of
them,
be
forever
barred
of
any
and
all
have a show. A n d I say, “ In­
doubt, arc other entrancing scenic | gross,
train going toward Oregon with upon what the coyntics bad done
t, title, equity and interest in and to
»
deed, it’s a noble weed th a t.
views perh up» even more inspir­
I premise* or any part thereof, Mve
five engines nnd about thirty ear», with the result that though taxes
The Sunnyside Gazette wants to one engine in the lead, three in are higher than they were before only tne statutory right of redemption, and
drives all the ghosts away, and
ing in Crater Luke Park, but
for such other and further relief a* to the
know
if
it
isn't
expecting
too
much
clamps the lid on the cares
this had been done yet business Is Court may teem meet and eauitable.
am ong so minty it ia hard to tell I * ,,u w " '•
1 * * * • * * » — • ----- ---------- a n d o n e a t the rear.
Thi* summon* is published in the Sher­
■bout them all to the stranger who from the public schools to demand
^sEsaoaBastBass
that skid around through the
better for all and taxc$ easier to man County Observer, a weekly newspa­
they give each child such an
.,,,* * .
i pay, quoting from both the busi­ per
must view and hurry on his busy that
of
general
circulation
published
in
busy day.
T he worries and
education at will enable him to
"P it.le a publicity ia notto rule
County, Oregon, for six consec­
way.
ness men and the farmers that we Sb^-man
woes
and
such
things as those
utive weeks, being Myen issues thereof, in
Crater Lake is a body of water liecome a telf rellanl and aell-aup. the civil service comntiaton. That met and talked wUb while In Jack
with an order of Hon. D. R .
fai the daytime leave their scar, but there’s rest
of the Circuit Court of the
of unthinkable and unbelievably purlin* ciliaen?’ Thia ia more board hai refused to let the civil
son county
night and a calm delight in m y
Dragon for Sherman County,
than
the
*reaicai
university
in
the
I
service
reform
lea*ue
have
accea
blue occupying the crater of an
which »aid order is dated the 12th day of
to
the
records
of
the
so-called
ex
glass Tuxedo jar.**.
1916, and the date of ti»e first publi­
extinct volcano on the eastern side world can do for some people.
Power Plus Indian Motorcycle July,
cation of thia summons to the 2l*t day of
aminations whereby thouesnds of
of the summit of the Cascade range
the motorcycle of quality. Smith July, 1916, »nd the date of the bat publi­
la southern Oregon. It is six miles An eschange starts an inquiry Ifourth-clsss poUoffices were trans- M otor Wheel. Daton M otor Bike cation of thia summon* it the lat day of
Good Stationary, nicely printed is one of the firs t
•Croat, twenty-five miles around concerning the original advocate (erred from republican hands, John M . DeMoaa.dealer, DeMosa September, 1916. Frail W . W ilaon,
of
“
preparedness/’
Easy
enough,
And
the
president
has
backed
the
requirmenta
of a good business. W e can supply you.
Attorney lor Plaintiff.
the rim, and In depth varies ab­
Springs. Oregon.
His
name
was
Noah.
compijssiun
up
in
Its
refusal.
ruptly from 135 to 1996 leet. 1 he
Getting Ready for Harvest
9
lon< way
bl Mb
it
W E
for Farm
Rivets, Bolts, Belting, , extras
ext
_________ and Thr eshers,
Machines
Lubricating Oils and Grease, Wrenches,
Nails, T in and Graniteware,
Tents and Canvas, in fact everything
you need for the coming season
«SS; <*•
rtoro
H ardw are & Im p lm t. Co.
FR
RR
, «'
r»r
r*“
MODO HARNESS SHOP
J.F.bUtt
Leather and Harness Supplies.
B FLECK ORCHARD S T O R E ;
C.
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PATHE PRESENTS
DOROTHY DONNELLY
MADAM X
By Alexander Bisson
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THEATRE
TH IS SATURDAY
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