Sherman County observer., July 19, 1918, Image 2

Eighteen East of tils W lltometfe Met- '
C. E. Sheet» and family sized
▲too Lot Tw o (1) s»4 tbs Southeast
up Monday morning as being
of the Northwest querter end
T h e O b s e r v e r . I t h a * been decided that the fall 1 The eiecuti.e com m iueein a dandy day to burn the weed» quarter
Northeast quarter of tbs South­
surrounding their place as there the
west qm rtor of section T h irty^ (88) .
te rm o f »chool in Moro diUrici clia.<e ol ihe UeM o« Cb«»t»»S**
was no .wind to spread the fir»-, and tbs Southeast quarter of tbe South­
MORO. OREGON.
»ut after thè weeds were nicely west quarter and LotsJ[brsa
Foar (4 ) of section T h irty ( I t ) all
,he following teachint corp: ^ l d » T »«"»tied end ordered paM » lim in g along came a whirl to
Township Two (2) North of Range I
Principal. F. E. Fagan;
. / " I high ¡bills amounting to $76.77. thia be- that scattered-the fire in a doz­
Nineteen ( I t ) X s s t of W. M .
,
Q jjy k l P i j s
S h tR B U Ecssty.
en different directions at once, Also tbs Southeast quarter of sec­
________ , tcbool. M ia A lv e n , Howard: ing the total expense incurred by
inc committee io providing the 12 setting too many fire« for them tion Twenty-six ( I t ) Township T w t
I-H I D A Y
July 19. 19W hi*h tcbool commercial depart-
to handle at the one time. A (2) North of Banas Eighteen East of
dozen autoa filled with fire W. If., all being in Sherman C ounty,1
^ s = = = = i= = = = ' menl, Mita JFrtm e Churchman; days of entertainment.
of Oregon, and containing 1095
A
fund
amounting
to
$17.16,
re­
fighters were soon at the scene State
" J f domertictctehce. M i« Helen Da-
•ersu mors or Isas.
,
And for a further decree that the
Pr«i oftce •< M<xo. Ot«<o«
25. lw i- yjjjgon; manual training. L. W . sulting from odd change donate« and had the fire under control
after burning the weeds from plaintiffs are now the owners In fee
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8th and 7th grades. M in by purchasers of single admission
off two lots. The fire got un­ simple of tbs said property holding
tickets
was
paid
to
the
Red
Cross.
owning the same free and clear
c L. I r e l a n d .......... Manager, ^ r l h a Harpole;
6th and 5th
comfortably close to Mr. Sheets and any
right, title or Interest of the
grades. Miss Letha Albee; 4th and Sales of single admission tickets bam and the Hosford residence of
defendants or any parsons claiming
under them, and for a further decree
3d grades. Miss Wanda Keyt; amounted to $819.10, of this 25/< before being put out.
5 j
quieting the Utto to said premises
went to the committee and from
above described and all thereof In the
this fund came $104.87 war tax on
Local volunteers have begun plaintiffs as against the defendant*
Bond» of the Fourth Liberty tickets., about $45 to make good tbe work of night watchmen on
v«~~itog b f. through or under them,
IxMin are now being turned out the guarantee on the 450 season Gordon Butte west of Moro. and for puch other and further relief
The
intention
is
to
have
two
as to the Court may seem Just in the
- My Country T to of Thoo, » * * < L.nef by the thousands daily by the tickets not taken Ly those who
men on duty each night from premises.
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• ( Liberty.” ____________ treasury’’» bureau of engraving
10 p.m. to 4 a.m. L. Barnum Thia Summon* la aerved upon you
and printing. The bonds are had signed for them, leaving
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net balance on hand fof next year and H. U. Martin initiated the by publication thereof once a week
will not be responsible for the sim ilar in form and design to
for six consecutive and successive
movement Sunday night with weeks to the Sherman County Observ­
those of the third loan, and amounting to $79.78.
regloe. of sutocriba« •« " « " b
t U»n<e. in «heir oddreM. Nor w ill the space has been left on each
The program presented by the W. H. Ragsdale and J. C. Mc­ er, a newspaper of general circulation
t S o . i o n o f . Postmaster IK-« I he tub-
Kean on duty the next night. to Sherman County and printed and
bond
fo
r
insertion
of
the
exact
, criber bos “ Removed s«Ule the bill of a
Ellison-White chautauqua man­ Any farmer interested in seeing published to the tows of Moro, to
terms
of
the
bonds.
It
is
be­
Sherman County, Oregon, pursuant to I
delinquent.
lieved that a sufficient number agement was exceptionally good lis crop is harvested and prop­ an order of the Honorable Fred Kru-
week « f the bonds w ill be ready to in all particulars. The main out­ erly taken care of for use of aow, County Judge of said Sherman
m . t d f i . c b . ^
standing features of the weeks en­ the government in winning the County, Oregon, which order waa made
and entered on the 2S(h day of June,
tertainment was the lectures by war is invited to visit the bul­ 1818, and which order directed that
letin board in front of the post service of Summons be made upon
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a re
M r. Evans and Mrs. Zahner and
office and sign his name oppo­ you by publication as aforesaid. The
at home in Hie S. P. Brisbin res­
ihe concerts by the New York city site the night he wishes to be residence and post office address of
Subscribe for the Observer.
idence on Court street.
marine band and tbe Appollo on duty. » A telephone line has the undersigned attorneys for the
primary grades. Mrs. Muir.
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
MORO, OREOON
Ik tn u C iiitj Ip iw fir lire« lspirt«it
til hnptiHill, Istfil lin Inplenits
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G R A IN T IG H T W A G O N B E D S
,00 bushel and 125 bushel capacity. The sides built
ot matched tongue and grooved Poplar lumber, IIM)
bottom of Yellow Pine lumber laid on Oak cross
sills. Grain slide made of best approved steel.
P O R T A B L E G R A IN E L E V A T O R
. The best appliance to load wagons from the field
or to unload wagons into bins, storage elevators or
railroad cars, and is interchangeable in its work.
W . S. Powell, at the Farmers’ Union warehouse in
M oro, with this machine handles seven sacks per
minute loading from the warehouse to railroad car.
plaintiff to 1226 Yeon building. Port­
Real Gravely Plug has been
chewed for its real tobacco
satisfaction ever since 183L
I t ’s m ade th e good old
Gravely way.
Peyton Brand
Real Gravely
Chewing Plug
10c a pouch— and worth it
co much longer it coete I
Craea/y lasts-----------
n w than
than ordlnury plug [
no mora tochgw
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Coœpaaÿ
Danville. Virginie
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garage
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
Firestone
T IR E S
Goodyear
Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories
Auto R epairing and Storage
Iron, Steel and Coal, Hardwood Carriage and
Wagon Material.
been installed from the lookout land, Oregon. The date of the first
company.
station on the butte to the Moro
of this summons to the
The value of the chautauqua in phone office where an operator publication
28th day of June, 1918. -
C LA RK , M ID D L E T O N ▲ C LA RK ,
bringing home to every one their is on duty all night.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
own persona, interest in the win­
Residence and Post Office address,
ning of the world war and what it KEPT HAWAIIAN FLAG FLYING 1226 Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon.
would mean to all of us if the war
Notice la Contractor»
should by some,strange fluke go Natives Smeared Pel* With Thick Cost
e
f
OresM
When
French
Frigate
Sealed bid* w ill be received by the
against the allies was very vividly
county court of Sherman county, state of
Threatened te Capture Fort.
brought home in the war pictures
Oregon, at the county court room in the
presented by Henry Poor and the
How the Hawaiian flag wa* kept fly­ court house in M oro, Sherman county,
ing at great odd* la the subject of a Oregon, until Saturday, August 3d, 1918.
two lectures mentioned.
at tne hour of 10 o ’clock a.m . for a 60
story told receStly. aaya the New York
A contract has been signed with Herald. I t relate* to an Incident to foot span steel bridge on concrete sup-,
ports.
the chautauqua management for 1840. when the commander of the
The bridge is located about three
French frigate Pouralnvante threat miles southeast of Moro and crosses G rau
another series of entertainment ened to capture the oJd fort. The Valley creek. Concrete supports w ill be
next year and we believe the com­ French admiral demunded the return built by the county. No bid will be con­
unless accompanied by a certified
mittee will have a much, easier of about 16,000 which had been paid sidered
to the Hawaiian government by the check for an amount equal to at least five
task disposing of season tickets.
per cent of the amount of the bid. Plans
French government for an unlawfn and specification* and forms of contract
This year on opening day the seizure of ten y e a n before.
may be *<cn at the office ol the county
committee faced a deficit of ap
When the fort and Honolulu were clerk at M oro, Sherman county, Oregon.
The right is reserved to reject any and
proximately $700 and this contin­ threatened with gunfire, R. C. W yl­ •11 bids
or to accept the bid deemed beat
lle. a British subject, advised Kame-
ued in less degree until the last heme I I I that the French could not for the couniy of Sherman.
Board of County Commissioners,
day of the entertainment. It is to sink the earth, and ao the French
Fred Krusow, judge
E. D . M cKee, commissioner
be hoped that next year season money waa buried to the public square.
J, M . W ilson, commissioner
tickets will be taken by the people Alao that while the fo rt might suc­
ceed to sinking the French war ves-
of Sherman county with a more sel, It would be beet for the aafety
spontaneous action as it is only by of hla people not to make armed re­
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attendance at all entertainments sistance.
W yllle then visited the fort, where
can a chautauqua be judged.
he conferred with Colonel Mahuka,
The few miles of road on the
north side of the Columbia be­
tween W h ite Salmon and Ste­
venson, in Washington, is
being graded by the United
States forestry service because
contractor^ w ill not bid on the
b. II is expected to finish it
this fall and the w inter rains
settle the grade fo r travel next
ear so that cars can travel into
»ortland from eastern Oregon
and Washington under their
own power, w ithout expensive
ferriage (luring the time the
Hood River and Cascade road­
way w ill be closed for paving.
who waa to command. He told the
colonel to call a ll hla men to line
and then asked for the beet aeamun
among them. From out of the lines
stepped a former whaleman who waa
ordered to tflmb the flagpole with a
grease pot and tie the flag securely to
the staff. Then as the whaleman de­
scended the pole he smeared It plen
tlfully with grease.
After thia there was an honorable
retreat to a point of aafety, while the
French marine* were put ashore to
enforce the demands of their com
munder.
However, as none of them
could cllinb the greased pole, the H a­
waiian flag continued to fly. and, as
the French money was safely burled,
they Anally had to depart empty
handed.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Sherman County.
Quincy E. Gwynne, and Lucllla N.
Gwynna, husband and wife, r to w *
tiffs,
T h e N ew S tu d e b a k e r L ight S ix
| hit new tix to completely meet« the requirements of quality, appearance, price,
economy, room, comfort, and »peed that it hai been called
the idea, five pat*
»eager c a r.’’ , II» line» are clean cut and aristocratic.
It II the moit economical
Quality Six on the market.
It» quick acceleration and hill climbing qualitie» are
remarkable, and it combine» »peed with comfort.
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B IN S
Mounted on skids and to be used for wheat storage
in the field or at the farm
Capacity 1000 bushels.
Orders Should be Placed Early
C all In and T a lk It Over
JOB PRINTING
We
C o r d ia lly
» o lic i»
la a r
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Heed Fuel Administrator
Garfield’s Warning!
DO Y O U R C H R IS T M A S
COALING E A R L Y
STUFF HEROES ARE MADE OF
J. (). Russel, mid fam ily w ill
spend Ihe harvest season in Young South Dakotan Qlvae Up Bust
noaa and Family of Four Young-
Sherman county. They are at
•tars to Join tha Ar my.
home in one of the farm homes
on the Roy Powell farm where
The Charlotte Observer la In receipt
ep
M r. Russell w ill tend separator
of a letter from a gentleman In South
for the Roy Powell and L. V. Dakota, Ineloalng n check and asking
that the Observer be mailed to him as
long na the South Dakota troops »re
at Camp Greono. as he has a son In
the One Hundred and Forty-aeventh
field artillery. The father wrote:
“I have a aon to the One Hundred
and Forty-aeventh field artillery, For­
ty flrat dlvlalon, Camp Greene. You
will nlao Bee hla name on the heading
of thia letter. 1 mlaa him very much,
aa I depended very ipuch on him in
the bualneaa and expected to my do
rllnlng yeara to turn the whole bual­
neaa over to him. But hla coun ry
culled him. He waa a West Pointer,
but had resigned to help me. He nna
a wife and four little ones at home.
Look him up and flv « him nay loTe
Give ua all tha Camp Greene newa
you can of hla regiment or battery.
He has a wife and four little ones,
but hla country called him and he
heard and heeded. I t la of auch stuff
that heroes are made.
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YOU!
PO RTABLE W OODEN
Simple, accessible and eaty to drive.
Beautiful in d e iiin fth o ro u g h ly modem, mechanically right.
W a lt h e r - W illia m s C o ., T h e D a lle s , O r e .
J. L. Smith and W lllla L . Smith, hus­
band and wife. Defendants.
To J. L. Smith and W lllla L. Smith,
husband and wife, Defendants:
IN T H E N AM E O F T H E 8 T A T B OF
OREOON you and each of you are
hereby commanded and required to
appear and answer tha oomplatot of
tha platntiffa filed against you to the
above entitled suit oa or before e li
weeks from the date of the first pub
llcatlon of thia summons;, the date of
the flrat publication hereof being the
28th day of June, 1918.
And if you fall to eo appear and
answer for want thereof the plaintiffs
w ill apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for to their oomplatot filed
against you hereto, which relief,
among other thing», 1» a» follows:
That the plalntiffa have a Judgment
and decree that tha defendants have
net, nor has either of them, any right,
title or Interest In or to any of the
following described property,
The Southwest quarter and tha East
half of section Twenty-five (26) and
tha West half of tha Northeast quar­
ter and the West half of tha Southeast
quarter of section Twenty-four ( 2 0
all In Township Two (2) North Range
Pull Together!
Get Serious!
We’re at War!
There is plenty of Coal to supply all, but
It can’t be mined and transported in eight months. It takes twelve
full months to mine a year’s supply. There are only 200 days left _
until the snow flies and then the deliveries from mines are blocked !
STORE COAL NO»: IN HAT, JUNE, JULY
If you Invn’t the Cash on Hand: Borrow it
¿fen’t argue.
Provide storage room.
Make wliat sacrifice is now
needed to keep your house warm, your business running, and the
food, clothing, arms, and ammunition necessary for our Soldiers
“ Over T here” flowing in a steady stream to the front.
Help W in the W ar and Protect Yourself and Your Business at the 8am e Tim e
“Tum-A-Lump”
Tor all that’s Good in Coal or Wood
“See H. U. Martin about it!”
T I I M M LUMBER EO., MURO, ORE