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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1920)
7. ft : '"M oti, M ow , E s ta b lis h e d 1 8 8 T . J, R. Morgan Jas. W ilkie GENERÄL FAYOLLE D r s M o r g a n & W ilk ie D E N T IS T S OREGON Dr. C. E. . * z G a rd i D E N T IS T Office in Webb building, upstairs M O R O ,..... : O R EG O N D r. C . L . P o k y Physician and Surgeon. Office in residence. Residence phone M 72 J. Carlos Ghoriley, M.D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office opp. Hotel Sherman ' : C^REGON H oun by Appointment Phone I DR. C. H. JOHNS Chiropractor MORO, ORE. Office «t Residence. J a m e s s te w a r t . STOCK INC BRIIID INSPECTOR SHERMAN COUNTY Address: MORO, ORE. D E P U T IE S L Schadewitz, D r.J o « . S«u nd er«,V .S Kent O re . M o ro , O re . W . H . M e y e r, W i k o . T h c o .B e l c t s k í , D . V . S . ‘•'te*' VETERJNjARIAN Interstate Stock inspector Examiner of Stallions for License W ASCO, OREGON Telephone Main 5023 D r . S anders Oirá.» • Moro' Ortflon VETERINARIAN To My Patron«; If you cannot get me direct by phone at Moro, plea«e calT ,F om A C o.’« garage, who will promptly notify me wheh I return to town. w . N. J O N E S AUTO TR U C K DRAY Phone Main 314 M oro, Oregon ‘ Freight and Express - Handled Promptly. M oving . Efficiently Attended To. O re g o n , F i v e G e n ts E r i d a y « O c t o b e r 8 . 1 9 Í2 O LXwLNATOR CRANE Sherman County Fair, Remember the Date, Oct. 12 to 16 Chicago.—R epresentatives of four m ajor league baseball clubs have s ta rt ed a m ovem ent dtsig u ed to "clean up baseball "forever” by ta k in g control of th e game out of the handB of men fi nancially in terested and placing it un der a "civilian trib u n a l" to be com posed of men "of unquestioned public sta n d in g .” A le tte r was sent to every m ajor league club and dozens of o th ers in terested, ask ing th e ir approval of the plan. It proposed th a t the n ational com m ission be abolished because “ in Its present form it cannot be im p artial,” and th a t In Its place th e re be a tr i bunal whose members would receive higher salaries th an anyone now con nected w ith baseball. G eneral P ersh général Fayolle, who represented ing, Major-General Leonard Wood, for W. M urray Crane, ex-Unlted S tates France at ti|e recent national conven m er P resid en t W illiam How ard T aft, sen ato r, who died suddenly a t his S enator H iram Johnson, Judge K. M. tion of the Am erican Legion. L andis and W illiam G. McAdoo are home in Dalton, Mass. som e of the men proposed for the tr i bunal, but th e letter, adds th a t none has been approached. The trib u n a l would be in absolute charge of all organized baseball bag u es, of the players, the m anagers and ow ners and league presidents and P o rtland, Or.—8 te p s tow ard form a P endleton.—C harges, th a t am m onia its decisions would be beyond appeal tion of a p erm an en t organization were was applied to th e m ouths and noses or dispute. taken a t th e session of th e N orthw est of at least th ree of th e five prisoners Rivers and H arbors congress which recaptured follow ing the jailbreak and convened h ere Monduy. th e slaying of S h eriff Y aylor and th at C harles H all, p resid en t of the O re o th er cruel m eans w ere adopted to gon S tate ch am b er of com merce, force confessions from the men were which called th e conference, was elect made during the arg u m en t of the mo ed chairm an. In his ad d ress he urged tion made by th e defense in the trial a lastin g organization to carry on the of John R ath ie and Elvi D. Kerby to Chicago,.—T he U nited S tate s circu it work of encouraging riv er and h arb o r throw out th e testim ony of Robin W. developm ent in the N orthw est and court of appeals banded down a deci Fletcher, m em ber of the grand Jury, forw arding m ark etin g of N orthw est sion upkoldiA g.the conviction of W il who was called to rep eat the voluntary liam D. Haywood and ninety th ree products. sta te m en ts of th e prisoners to th a t More th an 100 deleg ates from O re o th er I. W. W. who were found guilty body. gon, W ashington, Idaho and N orthern and sentenced to L eavenw orth for ob The motion of th e defense was over C alifornia points, w ere welcomed to stru ctin g th e d raft la w -d u rin g the ruled by th e co u rt on ^he ground P ortland by M ayor George L. Baker. war. th at th e sta te m en ts m ade by the de Haywood, form er general secretary Responses to the ad d ress of welcome fendants before th e grand Jury were w ere m ade on behalf of W ashington of the I. W. W., and m ost of the o th er made ten days a fte r th e alleged third- by M ayor vV. H. Clay of E v erett and d efendants have »been a t lib erty undqr degree application in the Jail, and th a t on behalf of Oregon by E arl K ilpat bond for m ore (Tian a year, pending the d efendants w ere not under the in h earing of th e ir appeal. rick of th e U niversity of Oregon. fluence of fear w hen appearing before Haywood and fourteen o th er defend U. S. S en ato r C harles L. McNary the grand Jury. of Oregon and U nited S tates S en ato r an ts w ere sentenced to tw enty years W esley L. Jones of W alh ln g to n were In prison by Judge K enesaw M. Lan am ong the prom inent sp eak ers who dis, and in addition w ere fined sums FRANCE HONORS PERSHING ranging from $20,000 to >35,000. addressed the conference. MedaiUe M ilitaire |a P re sen te d to Of 166 persons indicted for conspi A m erican Com mander. racy, nluety-seven w ere found guilty BRIEF GENERAL NEWS < and all but th ree appealed. Some have W ashington.—"In the n am e of the A m erican arm y th a t fought In Real estate In New York city will served out th e ir sentences and been F rance,” G eneral P ershing accepted have an assessed valuation of >9,608,- released. the aw ard of the médaillé m ilitaire, 017,467 for 1921. the h ig h est m ilitary decoration w ithin The population of N orth D akota Is BIG NAVY ADVOCATED th e gift of th e French governm ent. 645,730, an Increase of 68,674, or 11.9 The p resen tatio n was m ade at F o rt C hairm an of House Foreign R elations Myers by th e French G eneral Marie per cent. C om m ittee for P reparedness. 8outh D akota haa a population of Fayolle, who commanded th e first 635,839, an increase of 51,951, or 8.9 San Francisco.—M em bers of the Am erican troops on the w estern front. per cent. American congressional p arty which "It gives me the deepest pleasure,” W isconsin’s population Is 2,631,839, has been touring the O rient for the G eneral Fayolle declared, In present an Increase of 297,979, or 12.8 per cent. last few m onths, arrived io San F ra n ing the medal, "to confer upon you F ra n k lin K. Lane, form er secretary cisco aboard the U nited S tates army, as the com mander-in-chief of the of the Interior, has been forced to give tran sp o rt M adaw aska. ♦ v aliant A m erican soldiers who fought up business tem porarily because of ill "A m erjca m ust be prepared," was in France, th e highest decoration of health. the statem en t of Congressm an P o rter my governm ent.” R eports made public In New York of Pennsylvania, who Is chairm an of by em ployment agencies of both the fhc house foreign relatio n s com m ittee. 3 eattle Fire Chief Ousted. Salvation Army and K nlghtB .o? Co ‘‘We m ust build first line b attlesh ip s; S eattle, W ash.—F rank L. Stetson, lumbus indicate th a t jobs soon will be we m ust rec ru it our navy to full chief of the Souttle fire d epartm ent scarce in cities. stren g th . P resen t conditions m ake it for the past nine years, w as removed A ppointm ent of George M. H erm is im perative th a t we have a navy second from office by Huge M. Caldwell, ton, Toronto, Ont., as general com to none.” mayor, and George L. M antor, a bat- m ander of the P atria rc h s m ilitant, the j.ali*i fire chief, was appointed in his uniform rank of the Independent Or Cleveland W ins F irst Game. stead. Mayor Caldwell declined to der of Odd Fellows, lias been a n Brooklyn.—Some 25,000 fWns, the discuss his action. Chief StetBon was nounced. pdge of whose enthusiasm was no whit chief of the fire d ep artm en t a t Min M ississippi is th e second sta te to dulled by the W hite Sox baseball neapolis for 30 years before coming show a decrease In population In the scandal, filled all stands in Ebbets to Seattle. 1920 census. Its population of 1,789,- field and saw the Cleveland Indians, 182, announced by the census bureau, pennant w inners of th e American T h C MARKET8 Is 7932 or .4 per cent less th an th a t of league, win by a score of 3 to 1 from ten years ago. the Brooklyn Dodgers, cham pions of • Portland. the N ational league, in the first of this W heat—Hard white, >2.00; soft Death Summon« M urray Crane. year's world series. white, >2.07; white club, >2.05; hard Dalton, Mass.—W. M urray Crude, winter, >1.95; northern sp rin g and red form er U nited “S tate s se n ato r and for Walla, >1.90, T w o Die in H o te l F ire . / e a r s a pow er in the Republican party, O ats—No. 2 'white feed, >43. H untington, Dr.—W illiam T ravers, died here in th e fam ily home. The end dlvsion engineer of the Oregon Short Corn—Whole, >67 @68; crack ed , >70 cam e quietly, a fte r four days of heavy Line, and Roy Cornelius, m otor car @71. sleep, alm ost of unconsciousness. T he m achinist of the sam e road, both of Hay—W illam ette valley tim othy, >28 sleeping sickness had Bet In afte r an Pocatollb, Idaho, were burned to death @29 \per ton; alfalfa, >23@24. illness of several m onths, and it was Monday n ig h t In a fire which d estro y B utter F at—64c. this which Im m ediately preceded Eggs—Ranch, 60c per dozen. ed th e hotel at Robinette, Or., forty death, the actual cause of which was miles down the Snake riv er from here. C attle—Best steers. >9@10; good tQ said by his physician to be inflam m a choice, >7.75@9; medium to good. tion of th e brain. H o o ver N am ed on P o w e r S u rv e y Body. >6.75@7.76. Hogs — Prim e mixed, >15.60@16; W ashington.—A ppointm ent of H er >5,000,000 O ffered A m erican Legion. bert H oover as a m em ber of |h o ad medium mixed, >16@l5.80. Chicago.—The board of directors of Sheep—-Prime lambs, >9.50@10.50; visory board for the E astern Indus the K nights of Columbus has voted trial region .super pow er survey, now valley lambs, >H.5U@9.6O; ewes, >2.25 to offer th e A m erican Legion >5,- being conducted by the geological sur @6.00. 000,000. T his is th e balance of the vey, was announced by S ecretary Seattle. >40,000,000 collected by th e organiza W heat—Hard white, hard w inter Payne. tion for w ar purposes, to erect a mem and n o rthern spring, >2.05; soft white, orial building In W ashington. 110,627 V oters R egister In Portland. >2.01; w hite club, >2.02; red w inter, Portland, Or.—A reg istratio n of 110,- >"2; northern spring, >2.05; red Walla, Coming Champlonahlp Not “ Fixed." 627, th e heav iest over known In Mult >180; eastern Walla, >1.9>! Big Bend New York.—D istrict A ttorney Lewis nomah county, is found on the hooks bluestem , >2.20. of Kings county issued a statem en t )f County Clerk Beveridge p rep arato ry H ay—E astern W ashington tim othy, in which he declared Investigation by o balloting in the N ovem oer general >36 per ton, alfalfa. >30. . . his office had failed to disclose any BiWer-Kat—69@H'' dectlon. plan to "fix ” th e 1920 world series, 1/ E ggs—Ranch, 6U£- He. ' P oultry—Hens, Creased, j S OlOc; 4cw York S ta te ’s Census 10,384,144. Cleveland Wine A m erican P ennant. ► 1 ' W ashington, I). C.—New York state, nllve, 23@36e. New Y o rk —Cleveland ■'won the C attle— Best steels'. >9.8O@I4, me he m ost populous in ther country, has American leaguo p en n an t and earned i population of 10,384,144, an iucrcaee dium to choice >8@b. che right to oppose the Brooklyn Na of 1,270,530, or 13.9 par cent, over th a t Hogs—Prim e, |16.6o@17, uioliuig to tionals In the world eerlee. choice, 18M of Un years ago. DEFENSE CHARGES TORTURE IN JAIL HAYWOOD CONVICTION UPHELD BY COURT Office phone 463 : CLEAN BASEBALL TRIBUNAL WANTED CONGRESS PLANS PERMANENT BODY Moro, Oregon. W ASCO. C o u iitv » Men Above Question Desired to Take Charge and Purge Game of Evils. Office on First street, Phone Main 83 MORO. S h e rm a n MEETING TEE FUTURE MORE THAN HALF WAY There Is Real Money in Hone Building for Yen . Think of the convenience and pleasure in owning* your own home. Our plan book and free architectural service will enable you to secure a design of anv homeorfarm buildingyou wish. Take advantage of our service and obtain the plans you wish. The Tum-A-Lum Way Is the Best Way Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company W . K. JOHNSON, M anager noRo OREGON Chevrolet Announcement Protects A ll Buyers Portland. Ore., Oct. 2, 1920 To Strange & West. * The Dalles, Ore. We have no intentions of changing the list price established for the season of nineteen twenty-one but in the event of any unexpected reduction in labor and material affecting the cost and justifying a lowering of the list prices of Chevrolet Cars prior to May first, nineteen hundred twenty-one we will re fund to every purchaser during that period the amount of such reduction. C H E V R O L E T M O T O R CO. O F O R E G O N , M . D . Douglas. 490 490 490 490 P r ic e s F. O . B~, T h e D a lle s FB Touring’ $1597.50 Touring $ 993.60 FIT Roadster 1561.50 967.50 Roadster 2383.00 FB Sedan 1637.75 Sedan 2383.00 FB Coupe 1585.60 Coupe ’ $1561.25 . One Ton Truck Chassis Watch ìor Models on Display During The Sherman County Fair STRANGE & WEST MOTORS CO t 5 2 0 E a st S e c o n d S t r e e t I» T h e D a lle s , O r e g o n
