Sherman County observer., July 13, 1917, Image 1

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SENATE VOTES FOR
UQUOR REGULATION
J. B. Hosford
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Guns
• Taken From Teutons.
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Petrograd. — S evepl villages and
more than 7000 Bien have been cap­
tured by the Rueelan» west of Stauis-
lau, In Gallela, the war office an­
nounces, Forty-eight guns,, including
12 of large slse, shd many machine
guns, also were captured by the Rus­
sians.
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. Russian c a v a lr y ^ 'ttarsuing the re­
treating army and has reached the
Lukva river.
Washington.— The senate went on
record in favor of a "dry” nation dur­
ing the war, so far a* whisky and
other distilled beverages are concern­
ed. The beer and wine Industries
would be left undisturbed.
In lieu of the section of the house
bill to prohibit the manufacture of
foodstuffs Into beverages of any de­
scription, the senate substituted by a
vote of 46 to 37 a provision prohibiting
manufacture and importation of dis­
tilled beverage^,, during the war and
added, 66 to 12, a further clause di­
recting the president to take over all
distilled spirits in government bonded
warehouses and pay for it on the basis
of cost plus 16 per cent.
Already this branch of the Russian
offensive movement has resulted In
a deep wedge being driven Into the
Austro German line between Stanls-
lau and Halloa, southeast of Lem
berg. It took the throwing In of
strong German reserves and the
launching 'of heavy counter attacks
even to alow up the rush of Korul-
loff’s men.
The strategic position in this sec
tor Is now clearly in favor of the
Russians. The long established Teu­
tonic line has been definitely broken
and the continaauce of the Russian
pressure pointe to the probable
speedy fall of Hallcz. opening up the
way to Lemberg along two first class
railway Hues. A dangerous salient
already has been created around Ha
licz.
Baron Moncheur, head o f the Bel
plan Commission, which is touring the
The senate provision would limit Pacific Coast states this week.
oonsumptlon to stocks in retailers
hands or withdrawn before the law
goes into effect. Stocks of distilled
beverages In bond were estimated at
between 200,006.000 and 300,000,000
gallons and the annual consumption
at 120,000,000 gallons.
It was necessary to recommit the
Washington.—Official dispatches to
Office on First street,
great war revenue bill. It will be the Chinese legation her© said the re
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O R E G O N held up until the senate’s prohibition public had been firmly re-established
law has been taken through the house at Nanking with Feng fvwo Chang,
If the house sanctions the law It will the former vice-president, as presl
be necessary to remodel the whole dent of the new provisional govern
bill and substitute other forms of rev ment.
enue for the liquor taxes.
General Chang Hsun, leader of the
attempt/ to restore the Manchu dy
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n .
nasty in China, was reported by Min
ister Relnsch, to have withdrawn his
troops into the Imperial City and
the Temple of Heaven, the two most
M oro, O re g o n .
Copenhagen.*— A Berlin dispatch to
historic and beautiful nations of Pe the Frvmdenblatt, of Hamburg, says
kin
Office in residence4.
the efitire Clerical party in the
Washington. — Government control
Loyal troops of the republic sur Reichstag, with the exception of
of American exports, authorized in a round the city, and complete destruc three members, voted to support the
provision of the espionage act, was tlon of the monarchial movement Is stand taken by Mathias Erzberger.
ordered put into operation July 16 by considered only a matter of a short the Clerical leader, who made a. sen
President Wilson.
time. Uninterrupted communichtion Rational speech In the secret session
G r a d u a te C h ir o p r a c to r ...
In a statement accompanying the rith Tien Tsin was restored July'8. of the m Mi committee, attacking the
proclamation the prtsident declared
Chang Hsun’s choice of the Im admiralty and panGermans as the
a n d N e rv e S p e c ia lis t
the government's policy will be, first, perlal City and Temple of Heaven as great obstacles to peace and advocat­
NO DRUGS
NO KNIVES to give consideration to American his place of refuge aiter his desper ing peace without annexations or In­
□eedi; next, to meet, as far as poaai ate project had been swamped by a demnities and tbe latroduetlon of a
Treat Esery l a w s Disease
ble, the requirements of the allies, wav« of universal republican opposi­ parliamentary form of government.
and, lastly, to supply the neutral coun­ tion, confirms the belief here that he
Free Exami~tiea.
This action was taken, the dis­
tries wherever practicable.
Intends to hold China's priceless edl patch says, under the presumption
Hours 3 p. m. to 8:40 a. na.
The commodities named in the list flees as a pawn for his own personal that Chancellor von Hethmann-Holl-
y
put under control are coal, coke, fuel, safety.
Office. Parry Building.
weg would retire.
oils, kerosene and gasoline, food
The Clerical party Is the largest In
grains, flour and meat, fodder and
the relchstag. Hitherto it has work­
EUROPEAN WAR NEWS
feeds, meats and fats, pig iron, steel
ed with the Conservatives In giving
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America’s first expeditionary forct the government a majority. Anykuch
shapes, scrap Iron and scrap steel,
111 be established in Its permanent move as indicated by the foregoing
You Can Sleep In the Dark,
ferro manganese, fertilisers, si ms camp in the war zone by July 15, it dispatch would amount to a political
but You Need the Light to
ammunition and explosives.
Do Business. And ADVHR
was announced in Paris
overturn of the first magnitude. This
VEKTI8INO Is the Great
North of the Oisne the French again dispatch bears out advices cabled
Source o f Business Light ::
IDAHO GOVERNOR DEFIANT have checked the German crown from Berlin that unless all Indica­
prince in an effort to regain the line tions failed, a momentous upheaval
Chief Executive Telia Defense Council of the Chetnin Des Dames.
was at hand.
Troops Are Not Needed.
East of Cerny, on-the eastern end
WE PRINT EVERYTHING
Spokane, Wash.—Governor Alexan­ of the Aisne front, General Petaln s
AEROPLANES RAID LONDON
FROM A CALLING CARD
der, of Idaho, and the state defense men, In attack, were able to enlarge
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TO A BOOK. TRY US. council developed radical difference the ground captured on July 1.
A Fleet of 20 German Machines Bom­
of opinion at the close of a warm
Reports state that five persons were
bards the City.
executive session at Coeur d’Alene. killed and several houses were de
London—Thirty seven men, women
At the close of the session the gov stroyed during an allied bombard
and children were killed and 141 were
ernor announced he would open his ment of the German city of Essen.
wounded when the fleet of 20 Ger­
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office in Coeur d'Alene and stay
General Brussiloff has launched a man aeroplanes bombarded London.
new offensive against the Germans,
there.
V E T E R IN A R IA N
Of the dead 28 were men, slx-wO-
"We don’t get »long together very this time in the Pinsk district, which
men and three children. The Injured
well, the couhcll and I,” the governor is 150 miles norih of the Galician bor
included 74 men, 30 women and 37
told questioners as he left the room, der, where the first offensive since
children.
from which noisy arguments had the revolution was opened.
Interstate Stock Inspector
The"1 admiralty announced three of
been coming for more than an hour.
Further gains have been made by the German raiders were brought
Exam iner of Stallions lo r License
The difference between the gover the Russian forces in Galicia. Ad­
down over the North sea and Lord
tior and the members of the council vices from the front record the taking
French announced the destruction of
became acute when Alexander Indi­ of first line trenches by troops of the
another which was brought down at
cated
during
the
session
that
the
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11th army, who also at some points the mouth of the Thames river.
need was not for troops to handle captured second line positions.
Telephone Main 502
Apparently profiting by their poor
the I. W. W. strikers In the lumber
On the Franco Belgian front, the aim in previous raids, due to the great
camps so much as it was for en British have agai t made another for
forcement of the law by the regular ward thrust, slightly advancing their height at which the bombs were re­
leased, the German air pirates flew
a m e s s te w a r t
civil authorities.
line east of Wytschacte, in the Bel very low. They were plainly seen
gian district, where General Plumer
National Guard to Be Drafted Aug. 5 blew the Germans out of an extended from the street,
Washington—The last step neces­ salient east of the Messines ridge last
Washington Dry Law In Danger.
sary to make the entire national month.
SHERMAN CO UNTY
Olympia, Wash—Washington's dry
guard available for duty in France
Address: MORO, ORE.
was taken by President Wilson with U. 8. Marshal Will Make 139 Arrests. law is probably held up by referen­
dum as the result of a superior court
the issue of a proclamation drafting
San Francisco. — One hundred and
D E P U TIE S
the state troops into the army of the thirty-nine warrants based on Indict­ ruling that 390 signatures not in­
cluded In the petitions first filed
f L Schadewitz,
Dr Jo«. Saunders,V. 8 United States on August 6. Oregon, ments returned by a federal grand
Washington and other states in the Jury here, In connection with an al­ must be counted. It is admitted that
Kent, Ore.
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Moro, Ore.
northwest will go to Palo Alto, Cal. leged world wide plot to foment revo the original bone-dry petitions lacked
only about 100 of legal sufficiency to
lutlon In India and to provision from invoke a referendum and the 390 ad­
Two-Yeir Terms Given Anarchists.
this port certain German warships at
New York.—Emma Goldman and sea, will bo served by the United ditional names are regarded as a
safe margin.
Alexander Ecrkman, anarchists, were
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States marshal.
found
guilty
of
conspiracy
to
obstruct
Are now for sale, Low
Poland's Freedom Planned.
prices and easyz terms.
x operation of the selective draft law Women Regiment Departs for Front.
Washington. — Complete Independ­
by a Jury in the federal court here
For price list and infor­
Petrograd. — Under command of ence for Poland and a wide degree of
and Judge Mayer Imposed the maxi
mation write
mum penalty of two years in the Lieutenant Mademoiselle Vera Butch- self-government for Finland, Ukraine
federal penitentiary and a fine of kareff, the women’s war battalion, and other subsidiary nationalities of
fully equipped as infantry, left for Russia, was said by Ambassador Bak-
310,000 upon each of the prisoner«.
the front.
metieff to be the object of the new
900 Yeon Building,
Russian government.
Oregon Troops Arrest 30.
J. R. Morgan
FENG KWO CHANG IS
CHINESE PRESIDENT
m e x x tie t
D r. C . L . P o k y
GERMANY ON BRINK
OF GREAT UPHEAVAL
GOVERNMENT IS IN
CONTROL OF EXPORTS
Dr. Carrie Norvall
THIS IS BUT ONE OF THE
T E N GORGEOUS NEW
CHALMERS FOR THE FALL
I t is th e fiv e p a s s e n g e r : t h e r e a r e n i n e m o r e : a s t u n n in g D u p le x ,
w h ic h s e a ts f o u r ; a s t u r d y r o a d s t e r ; a v e r y c o m f o r ta b le C a b r io le t;
a S e d a n th a t is lig h t a n d s e n s ib le ; a n u ltr a s m a r t T o w n C a r ; a
c o z y L im o u s in e ; a n a llu r in g L a n d a u le t; a n e ig h ty m ile a n h o u r
(g u a r a n te e ) S p e e d s te r ; a tr im , c le a n c u t T o u r i n g C a r to s e a t s e v e n .
A ll o f th e m r a re in q u a lity a n d r ic h in fin is h , so t h o r o u g h l y o u t
o f th e o r d in a r y th a t th e y g e t th e s e c o n d lo o k f r o m y o u r f r ie n d s .
A m o n g th e te n is p r o b a b ly Y o u r C a r — th e c a r th a t y o u said s o m e
o n e , s o m e d a y , w o u ld s u r e ly b u ild .
If y o u w a n t s p e e d h e r e it is? If y o u w a n t b e a u ty h e r e it is. If
y o u w a n t s e d a te n e s s h e r e it is. If y o u w a n t s u p r e m e c o m f o r t
h e r e it is.
T h e s e te n C h a lm e r s a re all d if f e r e n t. Y e t th e y all h a v e o n e c o m ­
m o n d e n o m i n a t o r : Q u a lity .
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T h e y a re a b ly c o n s t r u c t e d , a n d in o u r j u d g m e n t C h a lm e r s h a s
i n e v e r b u ilt b e f o r e - s u c h g o o d c a r s as th e s e .
P o s s ib ly y o u h a v e s e e n s o m e o f th e n e w C h a lm e r s a b o u t to w n .
W e h a d h o p e d to w ith h o ld th is a n n o u n c e m e n t u n til a m o n th la te r,
b u t g o o d n e w s tr a v e ls fa st a n d o u t o f fa irn e s s to th o s e w h o p la n
th e p u r c h a s e o f a c a r a t th is tim e o r la te r in th e fall w e a re s ta tin g
o u r fall p la n s o n C h a lm e r s n o w .
C o m e t o o u r S a le s R o o m s a n d v ie w a t c lo s e r a n g e th e C h a lm e r s
illu s tr a te d a b o v e . Y o u w ill fin d it c lo s e to f in a lity .
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Yakima,
Wash. — Oregon
troops, who arrived here Monday to
assist In dealing with the Industrial
Workers of the World situation, took
charge of the Industrial Workers ot
the World hall and arrested 30 mem­
bers of the organization.
Interstate Stock Inspector
Examiner of Stallions tor License
Price of Wheat Not to Be Fixed.
Washington— Report« that the food
Graduate of Washington Stat. and Oregon administration will fix an arbitrary
Agricultural Colleges.
price of less than 32 a bushel to the
grower for the 1917 American wheat
crop drew from Herbert Hoover a
O ftce-M O R O HOTEL
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Threatens Strike In Wheat Fields.
Chicago. — Threat of a general
strike of 50,000 agricultural workers
In the wheat fields of the northwest
was made here by Frank H. Little,
member of the general executive
board of the Industrial Workers of
the Worid.
Explosion at Mare leland Navy Yard.
San Francisco.—-Two store houses
at the Mare Island navy yard on San
Francisco bay were destroyed by an
explosion. Light men are reported to
have been killed.
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Irish Homs Rule Convention July 26.
London.—Announcement was mads
In the house of commons by Premier
Lloyd George that the convention
which w ill try to settle the home rule
for Ireland question will meet on July
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Young Emperor of Chins Abdicates.
London.— A Reuter Limited dlspatoh
from Pekin announces that Hsun
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H u le r y B r o s ., A g e n t s , M o r o
Dr. Theo. Beletski
PO R TLAN D .
F iv e C e n t«
13, 1 9 J7
and Several Villages Are
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B u ild in g
RUSSIAN ADVANCE IN
GALICIA CONTINUES
7000 Prisoners,
P rac tises in U n ite d S tates Bill Prohibits Use of Food­
a n d S ta te C o u rts also in th e
stuffs in Manufacture of
S ta te of W ash in g to n .
Whiskey.
K rid ç iv , J u l y
WOMEN WILL HELP TO
STOP FOOD WASTE
W ash in g to n .— A m illion A m erican
w om en, it w as an n o u n c e d h e re , h av e
signed p ledges to follow th e food con
s e rv a tio u d ire c tio n s of th e food ad-1
m in is tra tio n . All w ill be e n ro lled us '
a c tu a l m em b ers of th e food ailm in is (
j tra tio n and from tim e to tim e will be
' uen t in s tru c tio n s on h o u seh o ld econ i
' om ics. W ithin th e ; n ex t th r e e w eeks
th e a d m in is tra tio n h o p e s to en ro ll vir
tunlly ev ery w om an in th e U nited
S ta te s.
T he first list of d ire c tio n s se n t out
to he p osted in th e "k itc h e n s urge
h o u sew iv es to:
Buy less an d serv e -
sm a lle r p o rtio n s; p reach th e gospel ot !
th e clean p la te ; d o n 't eat a fourth J
.m e a l; d o n 't lim it th e plain food ot j
grow ing c h ild re n ; w atch o u t for th e .
w a ste s In th e co m m u n ity ; full g a r j
bage puils in A m erica m ean em pty ,
d in n e r pails in A m erica an d E u ro p e; .
If the m o re fo rtu n a te of o u r people •
will %vofd w aste and e a t no m ore th a n
th ey need, th e high c o st of living
p ro b lem of th e less fo rtu n a te will be
solved.
Dr. Robert J. Aley, president of the
National
Educational
Asaociatlon, DRAFT INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
which is In session at Portland this
All Men of Draft Age Are Instructed
week.
to Follow Newspapers ClcscJy.
Wheat Prices Are Lower in Europe
Washington. — America’s men ol
Washington.—Wheat prices abroad draft age will be responsible for ascer-
where the governments have control taiufxfSwhether or not they are drawn
of food supplies, are shown to ba in the big human lottery. Hence the
much lower than In the U nH ^ States waZ department asked that in the
by a report made to the
admin next few weeks they be on the alert
lstrstion by the allied wherfrcommlt •follow the newspaper announcements
slon.
While wheat Is selling wefl" of the draft requirements and when
above 32 In this couutry, the govern in doubt ask their local exemption
ment prices in other countries, ac boards.
In brief this is what each registrant
cording to the silled commission, are
as follows:
United Kingdom and Is required to do:
Go to your exelhption bourd and
France, 31.80; Germany, 3180; Bel
glum, 3160; Australia, 31.14; India, find out what your red ink serial num
31.35; Italy, 31 69 to 3 1 9 4 /
ber is as soon as your board has fin
ishod numbering the cards for the btg
lottery.
Guarding of Grain Asked.
Watch for the drawing In Washing
Chlcago.-^-A request that stockades
ton.
Then find out whether you were
be built around all elevators In grain-*
growing districts as protection against drawn and the order In which you
enemy plots was contained in a letter mhat appear.
After that learn when you must ap
from Herbert C. Hoover, federal food
pear
for physical examination.
administrator, received tty *3ohn J.
In case of doubt as to any point,
Griffin, president of the Chicago
Tung, the young emperor, has abdi­
board of trade.
cated. -■
ask your local board about IL
R jd C ross In ■ P alace.
T h e (ju lrin sl. fam o u s royal Ita lia n
paia I e. tra n sfo rm e d in to a h o sp ital fo r
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wounded soldiers. Photo shows the In­
terior of the great ballroom and royal
hall.
M a r ty r Haroas of Rad Cross.
The tule of victims to the “white flag
crosMed With red” is a long one. Medi­
cal men, «nurses, ambulances bearers
and helpers have fallen by «cores,
sometimes under Are, sometimes strick­
en by typhus. The representative« ot
the Russian Red Cross followed the
advance guard Into action at the at­
tack of Kheok-Tepe. Twelve of them
paid for It with their lives; six were
wounded. The Dutch on the outbreak
of war with the sultan of Atchln sent
a messenger to announce their Inten­
tion of Adhering to the convention. The
messenger was murdered. The Ital­
ian Ited Cross society during the Abjra.
nt d Ian war escorted the wounded to
Massaua through a savage and boa-
tile country. At Abbs Csrima fifty
surgeons of the Italian army were kill­
ed or left for dead upon the field. Many
fell under fire In the act of relieving
the wounded; others were savagely
«toued to death hy the Abyniidana. _