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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1920)
M o ro , S h e rm a n C o u n t y , > O r e y o n . A ugust 1920. MILLS NOW CUTTING ‘TUM-A-LUMBER' N ashville, T enn.—From the snarl of have enm eshed T en n essee’s ratific a tion of the suffrage am endm ent eame th e prediction of the T ennessee con stitu tio n al league th a t th e injunction ag ain st certificatio n of Ah® ratification, obtained S aturday, would p rev en t en fran ch isem en t of A m erican women for a t least a y ear and a half. S uffrage advocates reiterate d th e ir contention th a t th e action o f lh e house in defeating the W alker reco n sid era tion motion and in ordering Che sen ate joint resolution of ratificatio n tra n s m itted to the se n ate for engrossing to be unassailable, despite lack of a quorum. F ran k M. Thom pson, atto rn ey gen- G overnor A. H. R oberts at 10:30 Dr. E. F. Ladd, president of the o’clock T uesday m orning certified T en North Dakota College of A griculture, n essee’s ratificatio n of th e suffrage am endm ent, sending th e certificatio n who defeated S enator G ronna for the nom ination for sen ato r. to S ecretary of S tate Colby by mail. Vo£t Bldg. Chief Ju stice E ansden of the sta te T H E D A L L E S, - O R E G O N suprem e co u rt agreed to review pro ceedings In the chancery court, which issued a tem porary in ju n ctio n p rev en t ing certification to W ashington by th e legislature of th e federal suffrage am endm ent. A ntw erp.—Tho ath letic ev en ts in T he announcem ent of certificatio n P h y s ic ia n ^ a n d Surgeon. was made a fte r Chief Ju stice Lans- the stadium closed with the A m erican den, on petition of the atorney gen ath letes so far In the lead in point eral, had gran ted a w rit of certio rari scoring th a t they w ere the w inners M o ro , O regon. and supersedes, virtually tak in g pro by a large margin. , Following a re the final unofficial ceedings in th e injunction case Office in residence. brought to prev en t certificatio n out scores of the stadlt^n afliletics, the of the hands of Judge Langford in the field and trac k ex en ts: America, 210 points: Finland, 105; „county chancery court. Judge Lanaden ordered all records Sweden, 95; England, 92; France, 35; Residence phone M 72 In the case before the suprem e court Italy, 28; South Africa, 24; Canada, 10; Norway, 10; D enm ark, 9; Esthb- for review. Office phone 463 nia, 8; New Zealand, 5; Belgium, 5; A ustralia, 5; C zech o slo v ak ia, 3; Holland, 2, qnd Luxem burg, 1. T he 1500 m eter (about one m ile) relay race, n ex t to the last stadium eveat, was .w on by E ngland, with South A frica second, F rance third, Am erica fourth, and Sweden fifth. Office opp. Hotel Sherman Salem, Or.—In tra sta te railroad rates Sweden pro tested the race, claim ing W ASCO , : : O R E G O N to conform with th e 25 p er cen t In it was sta rted from the wrong point crease charges Approved recen tly by of tho track. The Olympic commit-, the In tersta te com m erce com m ission tee is considering the p r o te s t will become effective in Oregon on I lour» by Appointm ent Phone August 26, according tr> an announce m ent m ade by th e Oregon public se rv FARMER BORROWERS UNITE ice com m ission here. T he action of N a tio n a l Body W ill Inoluda 4000 Loan the public service com m ission in Jin Associations. bouncing the new ta riff follow » out W ashington.—O rganization oil the the arran g em en t ten tativ ely agreed upon at a joint conference of the Ore CooparaUve Farm er-B orrow ers of tho gon, W ashington and Idaho com m is U nited S tate s as a national body, in Office at Residence. MORO, ORE. sions held in S eattle a few w eeks ago. cluding m em bers of tho 4000 farm The aotion of th e Oregon public loan associations uiready organized service com m ission is in line with under the federal farm loan act, has th a t followed by m ost of the state beeh started . The national board of com m issions throughout th e United farm organizations made tills an S tates and is In accord w ith the nouncem ent. The plan arose out of am es stew art urgent suggestion made by th e three paralyzation of the federal act ae a com m issioners who sat w ith the in resu lt of the «nit now pending in tho •1 te rsta te com m erce com m ission a t the suprem e court to te st its co n stitu tionality, it was said. hearing of th e recen t ra te case. Local farm Ioan associations will The Oregon com m ission in pursuing SHERM AN COUNTY this course m ade it plain th a t its be formed into ’’state unions” and iction i n ‘no way estab lish es the rea- sta te conventions will be held as soon «enableness of the ra te s filed or pre- as 10 sta te unions have been formed. Address: MORO, ORE. clu lea a shipper from bringing action or prevents the com m ission from a t P re s id e n t W .lla o n 's " W e ig h t N o rm a l. D E P U T IE S tacking any rate so filed. W ashington.—P resid en t WUson has BUILD NOW” =-U. S. 5 years behind buikling==demand m ay keep prices stationary for ten years. AMERICA WINS OLYMPIC MEET D r. C . L . P o k y K rid a v . Our experience in planning “ Humes anti Farm Buildings’’ is shown by the number of jobs planned and materialfed by us in 1919, our last business year: B arns............................... 11G New Houses ................ 382 S ilo s................ 22 Remodeled Houses................... 457 Hog Sheds................................... 39 - Chicken Sheds........................... 112 S ch o o ls.......................... 11 Stores and B a n k s...................... 37 C h u rc h e s.................................... Public Garages........................... 12 W arehouses.............. 30 Private G a r a g e s .............. 271 GG G ranaries..................................... 28 Packing Sheds M iscellaneous................. ......... : 137 Machine Sheds........................... 28 Total num ber of jobs........... ,..........*. .................................... 1672 J. Carlos Ghorraley, M.D. RAILROAD RATES PHYSICIAN and SURGEON IN OREGON RAISED r •7 T S DR. C. H. JOHNS Chiropractor tiff J STOGKIHfl BRAND INSPECTOR L Schsdewits, ' D r Joa Saunder»,V S Kent O re . * M o ro , O re . W . H . M ey e r, W asco. Theo.Beletski, D.V.S. VETERINARIAN t Interstate Stock in sp ector Exam iner of Stallions lor License WASCO, Æ « . O REG O N Telephone M ain 502fl D r . S anders P -• C u *n *3 6 1 I Moro, Oregon VETERINARIAN T o M y Patron»: I I you cannot g e lm e direct by phone at M oro, plCate call bote A C o .’ » <araj>e, who w ill prom ptly notify me when I return to town. Undertaking COMPLAINT HEARING IS SET regained IMjuuds, pearing quoting son, the . r FREE--Complete Plans and Specifications Furnished on Short Notice. h:s norm al w eight of 1,9 according to h o in ticle a p in the W ashington Times, L ear Admiral ( ’ary T. Gray p resid e n t’s physician. W ashington Public Service Body to Hold Session Sept. 7. * Olympia, W ash.—The public serv the m arkets ice com m ission announced a hearing on com plaint ag ain st Increased freight P o r tla n d . , rates, as proposed by H enry's tariff W h eat—H ard avhlt»!, $2.30; soft No. 1 Â, will be held in th e senate white, $2.28; w hite club, hard, w inter, cham ber a t Olympia, T uesday, Sep $2.27; n o rth ern spring. $2.28; red tem ber 7, at 10 o’clock In the fore noon. The H enry tariff as filed by Walla, $2.25. O ats—No. 3 w hite feed, $47 ton. the railroads seeks to in crease class Corn—Wholo, $73; crackud, $76.«- • and com m odity rate s on local ship H ay—W illam ette valley tim othy, m ents w est of the Cascades. The In creases in some Instances are as much $26 per ton; alTalfa, $24. B u tter F a t—64c. as 100 per cent. E jic s - Ranch, 47f?4Sc per dozen, The com m ission will hold a hearing p o u ltry — Hens, 1(’.c<7/29c per pound. on Xhe application of the American C attle—-Bent steers, $9.50®l0.60f Railway E xpress com pany’s applica tion for increased ra te s on sta te ship good to choice, $R.5Oi7jd).5O; medium to m ents at 10 o’clock, F riday m orning, good $7.5071 8,50. lio ;s -— Prim e mixed, $16.50® 17.25; Septem ber 17. medium mixed, W » 016.50. Sheep— Prim e lambs, $8.00 <719.00; A laska Can Solve P aper Problem . cull lambs, $6.01)<37.00; ewea, $2.250 Beattie, W ash.—A laska can furnish 6.00. pulp for 2.000,000 tons of paper a n nually w ithout depleting th e te rri Beattie. to ry ’s resources, according to a re W h eat—H ard w hite, soft, white, port ’ m ade to th e A laska bureau of white club, northern spring, bard win the cham ber of com m erce by Colonel ter, $2.32; red w inter, red Walla Walla, W. B. Greeley, chief fo re ste r of the $2.30; big Bend bluo sjem hard winter, U nited S tates. Colonel G reeley is, $2.37. now In A laska m aking a survey of * Hay ---E astern W ashington tim othy pulp possibilities. T he n ational for $36 per ton; alfalfa $32. nsts of A laska hold the solution of th e B utter F at—60®62C. print paper problem in A m erica, ac Eggs—Ranch, 4641 54c . cording to Colonel Greeley. T he for P o u ltry —-Hens, 35® 38c. ests of so u th eastern A laska can keep C attle— Best steers, $10@10.50; me 20 or more mill» running continually dlum to chclce $8 50©9.50, and the growth of new tim ber w ill.be Hog»—Prim e. $16.25© 16.75; medium Caskets and Robes always on hand; special supplies and caskets ordered at any time Sam Brisbin«, Moro, Oregon. sufficient to rtglec« that which Is out 87 - F E B -2 0 to ekolo«, 618.76 ©1175. T um-A-Lum Lumber Co. DESIGNERS A N D M A T E R IA L R ilS OF HOMES A N D F A R M BUILDINGS W. K. JOHNSON, Manager, Moro, Oregon S — O O O tX X X X X XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX>U ..JO O O O <XXXXXXXXXX XXXJO O O O O BEE HIVE EESMDEJH1 Independent UJarehouaagfQilliagCo R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a tc o , O re g o n M o ro , O re g o n H . J. W A R N , P r o p r ie to r D E A L E R S IN Short Orders and Lunches L im e , P la s te r, C em en t, B u ild ers Supplies, L u m b er, W ood, Coal, C edar Posts, and H ay. M EA LS A AT R EG U LA R >• • HO URS _____ R o o t B e e r B a r r e l - - - Ic e C r e a m S o ft D r in k s a n d C ig a r s M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF M IL L F E E D A N D 'F L O U R .
