Sherman County observer., June 28, 1918, Image 4

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Jermi than onv year 12% cent, per month.
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giving the date of the paper as the dnte at b
which vou^ cu rren tju b sc n p U o n ^ ezp u «^ ,
okecon hews motes
0F GENERAL INTEREST
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M n c l p i l EV W ltl of .W® WOfiH
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Reader*.
The Prineville Chautauqua session
will be from July 5 to 10. Inclusive.
The first western convention
optometrists was held
June 18.
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Total fire lose In the state outside of
Portland for May la estimated at >261.-
000 by State Fire Marshal W ells
Assisted by friends and relatives,
“Grandfather” Burson« of Brownsville,
.
By
celebated his 102d birthday anniver­
EPHRAIM DOUGLASS ADAMS
sary last week.
Executive Head, Hlatory Depart­
, Under the direction of the fish and
ment
game commission, two carloads o
Leland Stanford Junldr Unlveralty
young salmon, were planted In Oswego
lake, near Portland.
“ T h e ob ject of th ia w a r Is
i
T The
h « f first
i r s t c Chautauqua
n a u u tu q u » ever held —
in
m enl™ and*the aatJal* p ®’*"’' 0!
' North Bend la scheduled for six days.
" " ‘O' J“* 11 to “ • For,y , u clt1“ “ 01
community pledged the »1460 o«ce.
W iiif vvE ARE
A T W A R W IT H
GERMANY
K O , ceded to c a rry ou t t h . p i . " w iw w «
regard e ith e r to th e sacred ob'*0a * ' ° £ ’
of tr e a ty o r th e long-sstabllshsd p ra c ­
tice« and long-cherished prin ciple« of In ­
te rn a tio n a l action and h o no r, . . . ™ •
Dower I . not th e G erm an people.
I t is
w e ruthless m aste r of th e G arm an peo­
ple
. . . R la ou r b u .ln e a . to . . . to
It th a t th e h lato ry of th e ireet «J th e
w o d d Is no longer le ft to Its h a n d ll" « •
—P re s id e n t W ilso n , A u g u st 27, 1917.
Henry Warren Poor.
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business of the railroads must be put
on a strictly cash basik. Freight may
ha shipped out or he delivered for
established firms without the money
being in hand, the order points out, but
the cash must be collected before the
aloes of the day.
A plot possibly to murder the Jailer
and permit escape of prisoners from
the county Jail waa frustrated at Baker
when Sheriff Anderson found conceal­
ed In a mattress In one of the cells,
several large knives with blades about
I f Inches lodg Investigation develop­
ed that O. H. Flock, who, following Ms
Indictment, voluntarily appeared at
the Jail and gave himself up, had
brought in the halves.
Rises In public utility rates are reo-
ommended to the public service com­
mission by the war finance corpora­
tion for all utilities attempting to bor­
row money from that corporation. In
a letter received by the commission.
The corporation declares that It does
not feel as though It should loan
money other than an good security
and a utility that Is losing money Is
not considered good security
Boys and girla at the state training
school will be eent into the country
to the berry patches and for other
light work, as far as possible, this
year. State Treasurer Kay suggested
, such a move at a meeting of the board
of MBtro,. and the b « d . <* th. In-
MULTNOMAH HOTEL
FORTLAND, OREGON
In v ite s th e . People of M oro
and o f S h e rm a n C o u n ty
to e n jo y its fa c ilitie s
w hen in P o rtla n d
Umatilla county, which claims to pro­
reputation, 1« bringing to ¿J“ **“/ 1. d
gua* ftnfl Color Departm
duce 1 per cent of all the wheat in the
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United States, expects to have a re
cord crop tills year of 6,000,000 or 6,-
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est war pnoio. neiug
picture, used in the onion fields with excellent success.
GARAGE OPERATED R Y H C T T L
in every part of the war gone and I At a meeting at Coquille it was
000,000 bushels. *
wood 4 Und*‘r“^ r'“™0t80gra X ™ art In
every part of the war none end | At . meeting at
The state highway commission will
United States. Their tph^®gr/ nPd e" lect
Urn vast amount arriving each decMed by an overwhelming vote to
WE FIGHT FO R GOOD F A IT H
meet In Portland on June 25 to open
Mr. Poor is the first tflim » d ^ e r i «
tw ice of*late and his lectures lmmedlately Inaugurate recall proceed-
“The faith of treaties is the only bid. for the paving of 18 m ile, of the
weelftrom Europe. He has
latest views
from the front. Will be Inga against
OMin.t County
County Commlssoners
H. H. Cloutier, Manager
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Eric V. Hauser, Owner.
nt Chautauqua, Illustrated with 100 of the lawei view»
nwi
«olid foundation on which a Temple Pacific highway, north of Salem, n
one
of
the
meet
»nd*
eventn
of
the
entire
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Arm
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end
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Instructive
and
Interesting
events-of
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of Peace can be built up.”
James Marion countyf
one . ux ih
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u<jge Watson. A meeting this week
I j i.ui*a
Bryce.) Good faith between nations.
The city of Prineville now has fre
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country
n
t
Into
Lone
connw
to
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v
will
select candidates to oppose the
as between men, Is the one and only mall delivery. There are two carriers
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sprue« three officials. Armstrong v/as re­
safeguard from a return to barbarism. both girls. Prineville Is the first and * The sundry civil bill reported to th« purpose of reaching valuable
house of representatives carries th« tracts, Is indicated by the presence ol cently defeated for renomination, but
Without It brute force, Bheer mipM,
following northwestern appropriations; ■urreyoro who are worhlhf <« «>< It is proposed to cut out the balance
nuist rule. Without It there is no only town in central Oregon to have
Umatilla irrigation project, >80,006 west coaat of Lane county near Heceta of his
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‘ security In human relations—no se­ the delivery system.
term. Charges
Eighty-three women and 33 men, l i e
Klamath project, >423,000. Crater lak< Head lighthouse. The engineers hav« travagance and incompetency.
curity. even, for life itself. To keep
T H E
D A L L E S . O R E .
one's word, when once given, that Is in alia-ecelved their diplomas at the
national park, >50.000 for constructiot
the evidence of the progress of civ­ final exercises of the 42d annual com
and maintenance of roads and >13,281
Is noted for its comfortable surrounding and'the courteous
A apeelal bulletin, devoted alnwet e * l loan« have not affected bank ' p" " 4 ’
ilization, and the test of It.
mencement of the University of Ore­ for administration. Out of these ap
‘ attention received by the traveling public.-
Hence the case of Belgium becomes
proprlations will be taken enough U cluslvely to the subject of Fourth ol ^ i c h , on May 10. amounted to^>1» .
gon Monday morning.
Ihe single greatest German offense
Louis Groshems, a prominent farm­ purchase one automobile and twe t. iv lMnenade* waa Issued from th« 3g3.99g.s7 in all of the banks and trus
Rates moderate priced. Rooms equipped with m d.m
♦.".f-qt civilization io this war. At
er and stockman of Heppner, commit­ horse-drawn vehicles for the accom
first, in our American Ignorance of
‘conveniences and newly refurnished throughout.
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modation of visitors. Protection ol ters bV Assistant Food AdmlMetratof I of $25,172,407.28 over May 1, WH,, *c
world conditions, we did not see this. ted suicide by shooting himself In the
K
Newell.
The
prtvtlege
of
run
Lording
to
a
statement
issued
by
Sup-
We do see It now; more and more we head on the county road, about 15 O A C. and Ooos Bay grant land»
Y O U R P A T R O N A G E 4S 8 O L I C I 7 E L
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stands will be withheld ermtendent of Banks Bennett
against fire, >25.000. Care of Alaski nine t lemonade
realize that until the crime against miles east of Heppner.
h ™ £ ^ , n t h e - glorl.ua ronvth,-1 Th. ,o .e a t fir. le e . record In Port-
Portland Is to have another flouring
B I glam Is atoned for, there can be
insane at Portland. >99,000, or >48(
^ •«¿T l^toraatso^ sugar conservation, I land for 16 years was established dur
no pence, and no hope of a world mill. The Globe Grain 4 Milling com­ per capita.
.
huiu“ r « p l . , ^ n n g « d . and lM the «rat .1« month, of the f..cal
at T»eace.
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pany will begin Immediately the con-
The state fair board cannot borrow
m n ! ! I 1-LLLLLL * * ' 1
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a w X > ^ d drink, u .
t . b.
1,1». The fir. Io ., for th . pe-
What
the
the
facts?
By
treaties
w nai me m e
I .traction of a 1600-barrel flour m ilt
money from banks with which to paj
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th X
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hod - a .
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Z . ,’n ’the
signed In 1815, and again In 1831, and airuci
$160,000.
for construction of the second unit ol
«Hl U
in 1839. this last revision The co. » 1 »
•the new coliseum at the etate fall
he’ng in effect In 1914, It was agreed |
Examinations for state t e a c h ___ _
k
m . t ' . T X h . of 1.17. - b .h the ag.
grounds, Assistant Attorney Genera»
“Belgium shall form a perpetually tiflcates will be held in the county
r J X l ’rX
‘Z r X e ’o'm . e A report.
neutral state. The five powers guar seat of every county In the state from * Van Winkle holds, in an opinion rend
ered at the request of the fair board
a n trM o It this perpetual neutrality, June 2« to 29, Inclusive, according to
Fifth and Wazhingtoa Sts.
as also the Inviolability of Its ter­ an announcement made by State Su­ Sources from which the board woult
ritory.” These five powers were Aus perintendent Churchill.
expect to “pay back the money woulc compared to 38 ¿48 vwhSclee t s w vwea j
PORTLAND, ORE.
accidenti recorded.
trla. France, Great Britain, Russia,
Electric storms of the past week
be proceeds of the state fair and ap for the first six months ot laat year,
Room
with
privilege ol bath, single,
and Prussia. By such treaties the •et fire in four different places in
proprlation of the b gislatura,. but th« (
jn faee received for the The fatally Injured workmen were.
75c up; double >1.00 up
neutral state was pledged to defend the big Shevlin-Hixon white pine belt
Chris R. Rowe, Sumpter, dredging; A.
state fair would not yield an amount U
Room with private bath, single >1.50 '•
In arms the neutrality of Its terri­
Church, Portland, shipbuilding;
up; double >2.00 up.
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east of La Pine. The heavy rains
R.
pay
the
debt
and
to
procure>
an~
p
pendleton
W
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q
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te
d
as
the
next
tory ; and each of the great powers
Auto Meets Train«. Street cart from «►
Carl Muths, Portland, shipbuilding.
proprlation from ,the legislature
pledged Itself not only not to march which accompanied theae storms were
meeting place of the Oregon Retail
Union Depot past our doora.
' ’
ecessa
would be necessary
for the emergency,
association, which held tta
troops Into or through the neutral not able to quench the flrei.
Transfer at5»h and G iitan streets from . ,
The
Rainier
Mercury
-company,
SUMMONS.
North Bank Depor.
state, but also to aid her, In case
board to allow a deficiency appropria annual convention at 80tom, the dates j
In the Circuit Court of the State or
which recently acquired the Utah and
her territory were violated.
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of the convention to eonfort® with
Oregon, for Sherman County
The world, thinking no nation so Bertleson group of cinnabar mines in
About three weeks ago s tremen
Lucilla N.
Quincy
E.
Owynne.
and
those
of
the
Round-«».
O.
A.'
base as to break its word, was com­ the Meadows district, 12 miles north
dous run of pilcher started into Cool
Gwynne, husband and wife, Plain
pletely taken by surprise by the at­ of Gold Hill, has made Its Initial ship­ bay. They first Invaded South lnle! man, of Salem, w»0 elected president
tiffs.
and
F.
M.
French,
of
Albany,
re-elected
tack on Belgium. But we know now, ment of 20 flasks of quicksilver.
and died by millions In that waterway
from German statements, that German
secretory-treasurer.
L Smith and Willie L. Smith, hus
In looking for a copper ledge which
Now they have proceeded up the baj
military plans had for years Intended
band and wife, Defendants.
Renewed
intereet
la
being
taken
In
and are gathering in huge quantltle«
BY AUTO
to break this pledge. German rulers he carefully covered up 30 years ago,
the black sands at the mouth of the To J. L. Smith and Willie L. Smith,
at North Bend and farther southward
husband and wife, Defendants.
lied as to this consistently, and lied * Mr. Downy of Grave Creek, near
Columbia
river.
While
the
peculiar
AND
V
fS
IT T H E DALLES
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
up to the last dav- On the Morning Qrants Pass, Is reported to have found
The run seems to be taking on th«
magnetic
quality
of
these
sands
haa
OREGON
you
and
each
of
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before the German troops advanced, a vein of gold-bearing ore that prom­ proportions of a similar one whicl
been known for many year«, it was hereby commanded and required to
the German minister assured Belgium ises to make him a wealthy man.
took place some years ago when all
only recently that they proved their appear and answer the complaint of
«he need feel no alarm, and in the
A. 8. Quire, of eastern Oregon, who
the inlets and parts of the bay wer«
the plaintiffs filed against you In the
value to the horticultural development above entitled suit on or before six
evening of that same day he dellveped has Just crossed the McKenzie pass
strewn with the dead fish. As before
In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped,
of the community. The new'cranberry weeks from the date of the first pub^
his ultimatum.
with a team, the first to cross with any
the run of these fish has attracted
roomy
garage of Walther-Williams Company. Competent
The world has never seen so com­ kind of vehicle this year, reports that
licktlon
of
this
summons;
the
date
of
whales to the offing of the harbor and Industry Is the beneficiary
the first publication hereof being the
plete a denial of the binding effect
workman
always ready to help you in any way tRey can. at
Commencing
thia
week
the
consoli­
almost any day thresher whales car
28th day of June, 1918.
of the pledged word. Why has Ger­ in a few days’ time automobiles will
dation
commission
will
hold
hearings
least
expense
to you. For any service rendered the charge
And if you fall to so Appear and
be seen near the bar, where it Is salt
many so lost sight of the principle be able to cross by their own power.
at
Salem
to
determine
what
boards
answer
for
want
thereof
the
plaint
ffs
The
flax
crop
at
8alem
this
year
will
they feed on the millions of fish com
will always be reasonable.
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of honor among nations? Her own
and commissions can be abolished and will apply to the Court for the relief
answer reveals the cause; it is again be practically a complete failure be­ ing into the fresh water. - •
prayed
for
in
their
complaint
filed
consolidated. Besides it will thorough
the plea of mifiht. “The fata that Bel cause of the long dry spell, according
According to a message to officers of ly probe Into the expenditure of all against you herein, which relief,
glum has called down upon herself to Robert Crawford, former superin­
among other things. Is as follows.
(note the hypocrisy of this) Is hard, tendent of the state flax plant an£ who the Columbia River Loggers' associa­ state departments with the view of That the plaintiffs have a Judgment
but not too hard, . . .
for the this year has 190 acres planted to flax. tion. the prices which prevailed on fir determining If they am be mere econ­ and decree that the defendants ^®7®
T H E DALLES,
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OREQON.
not, nor has either of them, any right,
destinies of the Immortal great na­
oil-
Organization of eight battalions of logs prior to April 1 have been restored omically and efficiently eon J
title or interest in or to any of the
tions stand so high that they can
by the government price-fixing com­
The rails fdr Ihe new muttlctpal
not but have the. right, In case ol ■Ute militia has been perfected by the mittee at Washington. This means In­ railroad from Klamath Falls to Dairy, following described property, 'ttkwit. ,ooooocxx>cwooooooooooocxxx»c»oooooooooooooooooooooooo
The Southwest quarter and the East
need, to stride over exlstencles that general staff. Oregon national guard, creases of 60 cents, >1 and >2 on ex­
20 miles east, and the first link of half of section Twenty-five (25) and
can not defend themselves.” (Pro­ and with officers commissioned the
the great Strahorn system which is the West half of the Northeast Quar­
fessor Oncken.)
When the British work of training is said to be going isting prices.
ter and the West half of the Southeast
During
the
past
week
674
accidents
destined later to develop the great quarter of section Twenty four (24)
Minister at Berlin notified the Ger- forward rapidly in all sections of the
were reported to the state industrial inland empire of Oregon, have reaohed all in Township Two (2) North Range
man Chaneellor that Great Britain state.
There is likelihood that Oregonians accident commission. Of that number Olene, and it la expected that active E|g|jteen East of the Willamette Mer-
was in honor bound to defend Bel­
gium’s neutrality, the latter argued will be put on limited fuel rations four were fatal, as follows: C. R. operatlon over thia part
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Lot Two (2) and the Southeast
5 R. H. M cK ean, M an ager, W asco, O regon
that this was “Terrible,” a war “Just this winter as ’ part of the govern­ Mason, Portland, shipbui'ding; A. Ly- will be instituted kt an ta r j
.
qU£rier of the Northwest quarter and
for a word—-‘neutrality’ Just for a
beck, Kerry, railroading; E. Birnshon-
To discuss the new fretght rates t
Northeast quarter of the South-
scrap of paper.” The pitiful—yet, the ment’s plan to make up a deficiency er, Portland, shipbuilding; J- B. Can- acheduled to go Into effect June 25 1 gt quarter of section TWrty_ (30)
terrible—significance of »ueh utter of 80 000,000 tons of bituminous coal, non, Baker, light and power company. ,,M aM th« order Of willlaaa O. MeAdko, and the Southeast quarter of the South
D E A L E R S IN
ances, it that Germans believe them according to Fuel Administrator
the order or w u * »
the west quarter and Lots Three (3) and
County agents and representative under
director general of rkUaoWa» a n t » «
t q
BectiOn Thirty (30) all
Holmes.
justified.
Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Builders
"If I am asked what we are fight­ * Under a recommendation of the wool farmers of Umatilla. Sherman, Mor­ effect such Inoreaakd rates wtii have 1 Townsh,p Two (2) North of Range
Supplies,
Lumber, Wood, Coal, >
row,
Gilliam
and
Wasco
counties
met
ing for,” sal<I Prime Minister Aa section of the war Industries board, it
upon the grower» e n l shippers of O»** Nineteen (19) East of W. M.
Aiao the Southeast quarter of sec-
qulth, “I can reply In two sentences. was announced that wool clips of three- at Pendleton Tuesday to visit farms «on a nubile conference with grower!
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
a.
ww tltA milt- I linn T'wpntV-RiX (26) TOWilRllip TWO
In the first place, to fulfill an obllga eights and lower produced in Oregon. where different experiments have
shippers will b
e
<$) North Of Range Eighteen East of
tlon . . .
not only of law, but of Washington and In Idaho, west of been successful. They will spend a and
Ho service cotnwlaalon Tkutoday In
M
belng ln gherman County,
M ANUFACTURERS OF
honor, which no self respecting man
day each In Morrow, Gilliam and Sher­ Portland.
State of Oregon, and containing 1095
could possibly have repudiated; sec Pocatello, will be shipped to Portland, man counties and at the Moro experi­
The body of Dr. John W. Harris, acre8 more or less,
ondly. to vindicate the principle . . . for manufacture.
m e Doay oi
nhv
And for a further decree that the
Four grades of onions are established ment station, following the visit.
Oregon ploneef MI* ’ rO“ ‘^ arloaaly plaintiffs are now the owners In fee
that small nationalities are not to be
A county wide "get together picnic" slclan of Eugene, who »yeterioueif.
of the gald property holding ^OOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXJCXXXJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
crushed. In defiance of International by the public service commission In
an order placing onion handling, weigh­ to which everybody in the county 1» disappeared following hie Indictment I and ownjng the same free and
. good faith."
America was not a direct guarantor, ing. inspecting and grading under con
Invited and Is expected to get acquaint­ for manalaaghtof 1» eonnectlon with of any right, title or Interest o l h e
rHminil keeretion, was defendants or any persons claiming
like Great Britain, of the neutrality trol of the commission, with head­ ed with everybody else, will be a fea­ an alleged crtihlnel
« » •£
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1 under them and for a further decree
of Belgium, though in various con quarters in Portland. The order is to ture that will be pulled off Sunday,
found by a ««arching party in Hene qutetlng the title to said premises
Tontions (of which Germany also was
June 23, under the apaplces of the rick’s park, on «be outskirts of the above degcrtbed and all thereof In the
July 1.
a signer) we pledged to the main be A effective
sweeping reduction In fire Insur­ Baker County Farmers’ union. The city There were no evidence« of sal- pum tiffs as against the defendants
tenance of the v. -Hd rrtnrlnle of "good
P p p c ela in B a th T u b .
and each of them and «11 persons
faith.” But every nation was attacked ance rates on all commercial risks in event will take place at Pocohontaa,
v“
.ain.
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claiming
by,
through
or
under
them,
in the foothills of the Blue mountain«,
Petitions to the United States ship c«»j for such other and further relief
when Germany broke faith. “The law Portland which will effect an approxl
The general land office announced ping board are being circulated arnot^ M tQ the Court may aeem jUBt in the
protecting Belgium which was vio mate saving of about 8109.000 a year
that plans for opening 160J0119 acres of «»M oves of Astoria ahipyarda asking premises.
lated was our law and the law of to Portland property owners was an
b y
be de-
This Summons is served upon you
It nounced following a conference be­ public lands In the vicinity of Portland
Agent for Model Steam Laundry of The Dalles
every other civilized country
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^Wt— .m tes that 1» 1 by publication thereof once a week
was our safeguard against the neces­ tween Insurance Commissioner Harvey will not he abandoned, despite rec­ elkred off.
The petKlea state« mar i» i
cOnMCUt| Te and successive
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
sity of maintaining great arn^ynent*. Wells and J. M. McCune, manager of ommendations of Governor Withy-
order to hasten preduetton of ship« weeka ln the gherman County Observ-
Our interest in luivinp it m dt^ainrd the Oregon Insurance rating bureau
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E . W . L E W I S , P r o p r ie t o r .,
combe of Oregon and others. The gov­ the men are wUllag to wer» Saturday l er^a newspaper of general circulation
as the law of nations was a substan­ With a total of premium Income on
n« a»«-«taht tlsfe-’ The ra I in Sherman County and printed and
ernor
suggested
that
the
lands
be
held
tial. valuable, permanent interest."
afternoon on straight ^
« puhH»hed ln the town of Moro, In
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this class of business amounting to ap­ "Until peace comes, when they could quests ark being signed by nearty aU £herman County, Oregon, pursuant to
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In the hope of an enduring peace, in proximately >1.400.000 aggregate, the be opened for the benefit ef returning men employed there.
I an order of the Honorable Fred Kru-
Jamea T. Cheanoek, «npertntondent I gow county Judge of said 8he" ”*"
the hope of an advancing civilization, reduction will be In the neighborhood soldiers.”
1, eempriaing c o u n ty , Oregon, which order was made
we can not'forget Belgium. In the •f 19 per ecaL
E. E. Kellogg, a retired farmer living
J ; ered8on the 25th <laj of Juno,
The state highway commission win at Mount Pleasant, near* Oregon City, ol . . U r a w « » M». I. « y » . -
hope for unmolested aelf development.
counties west of the Caacadee. has re-
which order directed that
In the sense of our own security nec
meet In Portland Tuesday. June 26. al waa "given a coat of tar and feathers
signed, effective J » lf
0 ° ¥<rnoT »«rvice of 8umihons be made upon
we
msst
not
forget
iry to progress
which time plans will be outlined foi by a crowd of 25 men. Alleged remarks Wlthycombe haa announced that ha you by publication as *for<*k*d- J ®
he
oj o
Belgium, until her wrongs are righted
the coming year. Approval of th« by Kellogg to the effect that Red Cross «til .nnoint Perrv A Cupper to TOO- residence and post office address
undersigned attorneys for the
bserver
>690.000 worth of bonds from the >6, funds were being squandered and that will appoint Pwey A
ceed Mr. Chlnnoe». Mr. Cupper Is
,alntlff lg 1226 Yeon building, Port
This Ie the seventh o* a a e r ie s^
000,000 issue as given by the capital It waa foolish to buy Liberty bonds,
republican nomine« end fibw assist an [and Oregon. The date of the first
ten articlee by Professor Adam»-
issues committee contemplates com brought about the punishment, he was state engineer as wall as aecretary of pubnc«tion of this iummons Is the
platton of contracts awarded last yea» told by members of the party. Kellogg
Dally Thought
88th day of June, Un8.
the desert land board.
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CLARK. MIDDLETON A CLARK.
only, and as a result the commission is an American citizen.
There Is more In m«*n and women
The public servto» commlaalon has
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
' than the hbift they utter. He who has Is practically in a position of starting
The possible construction of a rail­ received noltce frtnn C. A. Pfouty,
Residence and Post Office address.
the fountain of prayer In him wlU not In anew and preparing to arrange foi road by the federal government from
Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon.
director In the government rtllroed
complain of hazards.—George
an entirely new programme on a new Yaqulna bay, through the Waldport
that
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