Sherman County observer., October 15, 1920, Image 4

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Aa heur after he shot and vsrtsuslp
wounded T .’-F. Jones, stepson, and
MORO. OREGON.
Mrs. Jones, hts stepson’s wife, durlag
a
quarrel In their apartment In a
F R ID A Y .............October 15. 1920
hotel In Klamath Falla, Frank J. Scott,
PR O G R A M FO R C Q U N TY FAIR W EEK
61, blacksmith and rancher, died In
The price oi The O b w » « is $1.50 per
ONE S H O W EACH D A Y - 7tOO F. M. SHARP
y^ r , 75 cent» for six mooih», 50 cent» lor
the city Jail.
lour m onll»—but if «»id in «dvance we Principal Events of the Week
The Columbia river packers have
accept $2.50 in full «or 2 yeet;».
Shorter
Increased the price paid for raw fall
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
term» then one jeer 12S cent» per month.
chlnooka and silversldee to 4 cants a
A Blue M ark here will en»wer en in-
mation of Our Readers.
query, when entered upon our celender,
pound. The figures which have
Thursday,
gieinA 'he dete (4 the peocr a« he date at
prevailing since the season opened are
October
14
w hi'h V j r curr n» » ’’
2 cents for fall Chinooks and 3 cents
. Aa a result of Washouts the McKen- for Sllvorsldes. The price for winter
ale pass highway la reported to be Im­ Chinooks and steelheads continues at
Notice Fo.- Ta* ‘cation
Friday,
passable.
9 cents a pound.
October 15
It Is estimated that the total regis­
The first murder charge ever pre­
Department of the Interior, U. S. tration of Clatsop county will he leas
ferred In Deschutes county was filed
Land Office at The Dal lea. Or-gon,
than 7000.
in Bend with the arrest of Jack Wes­
99
September 4, 19580,
Saturday,
The Lorane valley pear crop baa ton, of Sisters, alleged slaypr of Rob­
Notice is hereby given that Dell H
October
16
been sold, the total being 76 tons, all ert H. Krug, aged hermit rancher of
Wright, of Klondike, Oregon, who on
Bartletts.
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,
reputed wealth, whose charred body
June 7, 1915, made Homestead Entry
More than 100,000 automobiles were was found In his fire-ruined cabin,
No. 015053, for E | SEJ and SWJ SEJ
registered with the secretary of state four miles north of Sisters, on the
Section 28. Township 1 North, Rangs
morning of March 26, 1919.
18 East, Willamette Meridan. ban fil­ up to October 1. ,.'
The total attendance of the Albany
There were two fatalities In Oregon
ed notice of intention to make three-
public
schools
is
1208,
a
gain
of
126
due
to industrial accidents during the
year proof, to establish claim * • the
R .fm km fn t, at Ike Fair GrawNt at Stand In t Eaataf tka Grand Stud
week ending October X, according to
land above described, bsfere ibigilter over lasjt year's enrollment.
Q O W IN G the seed ia only one step in the
a
report
prepared
by
the
state
Indus­
Portland
bank
clearings
for
the
and Receiver, United Slates La.’«d
«^production of a crop. I f the harvest is to be
trial
accident
"commission.
The
vic­
month
of
September
exceeded
those
of
M ATHEW S
L IV IN G S T O N , M o r o
Office at The Dalles, Origan, on the
abundant, favorable conditions must be
tims were William W. Smith, laborer
Seattle by nearly 86,000,000.
27th day of October. 192».
tained. T o the * business man, this
of
Roseburg,
and
A.
Bader,
boilermak­
The Columbia Basin Alfalfa Grow­
..Claimant names ns w itlea-ei: A S.
favorable credit conditions.
er of Astoria. A total of 492 accidents
s’
association
ha3
completed
permar
Porter of Wasco, Oreg>n; V.-rn Coe,
• T h e Federal Reserve System is the great
were reported during the week.
George H. Kcbinan, and Fredrick nent organization at Hermiston. .
stabilizer
of commercial credit conditions to»
George M. Brown, since January 1,
Deputy State Treasurer Richardson
Mahrt, all of Klondike, Oregon.
day.
I
t
insures
aa ample Aipply of such credit
H. Frank Woodcock, Register. ha's resigned. James Crawford of the 1916, attorney-general of Oregon, was
a t all times.
inlXritance tax department will suc­ appointed justice of the Oregon su­
BY AUTO
preme court by Governor Olcott to suc­
ceed him.
FA R M ER S’ STATE BANK J
According to the report of the coun­ ceed A. S. Bennett, who has resigned
Not'ce For Pub ic; t • l
AND V IS IT T H E DALLES
because
of
private
business
affairs
ty superintendent, every school dis­
^ O re g o n
M o ro
neding his attention in Eastern Ore­
Department of the Interior. U. S. trict in Crook county is supplied with gon. Attorney-General Brown will be
Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon, a teacher. —
Experts have been trying to open the succeeded by T. B. Handley, who was
September 7th. 1920.
safe
ip the Bend postoffice the pLSt named corporation commissioner last
In the concrete, tully equipped, roomy garage of W al­
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
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I I '»»I s 6
May.
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ther-Williams
Company. Competent workman always really
M. Yancy, of Rockcreek, Oregon, week, using everything but a drill or
An expert from the United States
who, on Octob r 12, 1917, made Home- nitro-glycerine.
to help you in any way they can at least expense to you.
department of biology at Washington,
During the recent good weather one
ateadjEntry No. 019351, for Lots 3, 4
D. C., is expected to be sent to Oregon
For any service rendered the charge will always be reasonable.
and 6, Section 6, Township 1 North, troller fishing close to the mouth of to direct a campaign for the extermi­
the
Columbia
river
caught
1500
pounds
Range 20 East, Willamete Meridan,
nation of gray diggers, pocket gopher«
has filed notice of Intention to make of fall Chinooks.
and other destructive rodents, it was
8pace for exhibits at the Wasco
three-year proof, to estab1 ish claim to
Fifth aad Washington Sts.
announced, as the result of an inves­
the land above described, before J. D. county fair is at a premium. Work­ tigation of these rodents which ha«
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PORTLAND, ORE.
Weed, United S û tes Commissioner, men have started the construction of been made in Oregon by Vernon Bail­
.a t Condon, Oregon, on the 29th day the main pavilion.
Room with privilege of b»(h, tingle, * ’
ey, biologist of the U. 8. department
Seven carpenters are at work lining
75c up; double $1.00 up
..
Of October, 1920.
of biology.
O A L I T T L E M I S S I O N A R Y W O R K I N Y O JJR
Room with private bath, »ingle S I.50 ••
Claimant .names as witnesses : A l­ with timbers the twin tunnels between
All advertising. signs within the
up; double $2.00 up.
vin Wendell, Lester Beardsley, Frank Hood River and Mosier on the Colum­ right« of way of state roads must be
idle days by te llin g your neighbors of the good
Auto Meet» Train». Street cart from
Pratt and Frank Bash, all of Rock­ bia river highway.
Union Depot.pa»» our doort.
removed at onc^, according to a letter quali tie» of I be Observer.
If you ca n ’t get their Bub-
Three Eugene public school build­
Transfer at 5th and Gliaan alrerla from ’ *
creek Oregon.
•ent out by Herbert Nunn, state high­
North Bank Depo>.
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H. Frank Woodcock, Register ings are reported overcrowded and the way engineer, to all division engi­ 8 c rip tio n a , send ur th eir addresses and we w ill send
others are filling u^rapldly. The high
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neers. The action was takefi, accord­ th e m «am pie copien.
school Is also cuflB^ted.
ing to Mr. Nunn’s lettqr, on the the­
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Farms Lands For Sale
Because of the recent heavy rains
ory that the highways are public prop­
the Linn county fair, which was to
erty and no person has a right to ap­
‘>”0 acres 9 mi lea from Dufur, near have been held this week, beginning propriate a part of it to u I b own use
Tuesday,
was
called
off.
.< . I country school» 05 acres in culti
by posting advertising matter.
Residents of North Roseburg are
cation, 26 acres in fall grain, 25 acre
Mrs. Mary L. Mallett of Portland ,
complaining of the odor of prune Juice
water right, 6 acres in alfalfa, pro­
was elected president of the Oregon I
which comes from three prune pack­
duces three crops, good family or­
Woman’s Christian Temperance union }
chard, 1,200,000 of pine timber. This ing plants in the vicinity.
at the 37th annual state convention in
Fire has destroyed the prune evap­ Portland. All the other office™ were ' Rate of Growth of Municipali­
ranch equipped with cows, horses,
orating plant of F. A. Kurtz, four miles
machinery, and wood saw.
Price
re-elected. They are: Mrs. Madge J.
ties Greatly in Excess
from Salem. The loss is estimated at
$10,000. Write W. C. Hanna, Dufur,
Mears of Portland, corresponding sec- j
817,000 with 85000 Insurance. .
of Rural Districts. ,
retary; Mrs. G. W. Miller of Milton,
Oregon.
Philomath college has opened with a
recording'secretary; Mrs. Jane Don­
400 acres one and half m iles from 50 per cent Increase over the first aldson of Portland, treasurer; Mrs. M.
Washington.—Cities are Increasing
Wamic, Oregon, 200 acres in cultiva­ day’s enrollment last year and nearly Frances Swope, vice-pri sident-at large.
in population 71-2 times as fast as
tion, more could be farmed, 105 acres 100 per cent over two years ago.
As a result of a verdict returned by ! rural districts, the census bureau dis­
The Umatilla agency will send a
in fall giain, ditch running through
a circuit court Jury in Pendleton in closed in a compilation covering ap-
ranch, some growing timothy. Good delegation of 40 children to the Che- the trial of Irvin Leroy Stoop and I
7-room house, 2 big barns, gooA fam­ mawa school this year, the largest Floyd L. Henderson, charged with the , proxlmatelyt 86 per cent of the new
census. The figures Indicated that the
ily orchard, plenty of water. A ll number ever sent from the agency.
murder of Sheriff Til Taylor July 25 completed census would show the ma­
Erskine Wood, of Portland, was ap­
fenced and cross fenced with hog fenc­
last, Judge G. W. Phelps sentenced
ing. Price $40 per acre, if taken at pointed legal head of the admiralty the men to life imprisonment in the jority of the population to be city
dwellers.
once. Write W. C. Hanna, Dufur, department of the shipping board, to atatezpenitentiary. The jury had re­
For the last 10 years rural growth
succeed Charles F. Dutch, resigned.
Oregon.
„
turned a verdict of guilty of (list de­ was but oneijthlrd aa great as It war
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Medford merchants have made Wed­
440 acres three miles from Dufur 1| nesday of each week a bargain day at gree murder for both men, with a in tl^ previous decade, but the cltlet
m iles from elevator, 200 acres wheat which goods will be offered at a re­ recommendation of life imprisonment. almost maintained their rate oi
D< spite the heavy rains which" ma­ growth, getting five new Inhabitant»
¡land, creek running through ranch, duction to attract out of town buyers.
terially reduced the - attendance, tHo from 1910 tO 1920 for each six added
g(x>d buildings, good alfalfa land, on
Klamath Falls ministers have de­
creek bottom, including 60 head of termined on a moral clean up of the State Fair which closed at Salem Sat­ d uring the preceding 10 years. All
i». m e spin of norses, two cows, city and have announced an Intention urday was a financial success, accord­ population centers, even the small
f..rm machinery. Write to to put a municipal ticket in the field ing to a report prepared by J. E. Mc­ country hamlets and towns, showed a
Clintock. cashier. Mr. McClintock’s re­ greater proportionate increase than
• i Mima; Dufur, Oregon
H. G. Hayea, Justioe of the peace at
port showed that approximately 140,- the purely rural districts. The great­
McKenzie bridge, has pleaded guilty
000 persons paid their way into the est Increases, however, were by cities
to the charge of killing deer out of
grounds during the week, while not or 10,000 or more inhabitants.
Fresb Salmon for Sale
season and been fined 2100 and costs.
less han 10 000 others were admitted
Although showing a check In the
Providing the weather continues
on passes istund to exhibitors and era- rate of population growth for the ooun-
Parties wanting fresh Columbia good for two weeks the Pacific high­
ployes
The each receipts, totaling j try as a whole, the bureau’s figures in-
river salmon for canning, etc., can way north and south of Roseburg will
273,200,
will
leave a surplus of $20,000. , bleated that the complete census would
g et them at the following prices by be put In good condition for winter
Ijoeal union No. 41, In tern atio n al i pjace the population of the continen­
sending money either to us or to Ex­ travel.
Jewelry Workers’ union, has no legal tal ’United States at approximately
The public service commission has
press Agent at Mosier, Oregon. A f
right to station pickets in front of tHo 105,708,100, a gain of 18,796,840, or 16
denied
the
request
of
the
city
of
West
ter September 10th same w ill be ship-
establishments of Poytlaad jewelry per cent. Citiqg will absorb practically
Salem for authority to extend a street
ed by express the same day caught,
firms for the purponc of compelling! all of this increase. It being estimated
Prices: Red (best) 15 cents per over the tracks of the Southern Pacific
them
to recognize the union, accord- that 12.172,800 would reside In towna
pound; Toolies, red. 10 cents per railroad.
lng
to
an opinion written by Justice of 2500 or more Inhabitants, while
The municipal employment bureau
pound; Toolies, white, 6 cents per
C. A. Johns and handed'down by the 1,623,040 would be added to the farms
of Salem haa issued a call for prune
pound.
Oregon Bupreipe court. The opinion and the small hamlets. For the coun­
pickers.
Although badly damag’ d,
N iehol, Arnold & Nichol,
written by Justice Johns affirmed the tryside itself, the increase would be
much of the crop can yet be saved If
Mosier, Oregon.
findings of Judecs Kavanau?h, Ca­ approximately 1,260,060.
pickers are secured.
tena and Stapleton, who orrtided at
Such a movement of the people will
A petition circulated at Medford to
Any one wanting sewing, plain or remove the county seat of Jackson the time the ease was orlginaHy heard place the urban population at approxi­
fancy, see ms afternoons at the J. C county from Jacksonville haa received In the circuit court for Multnomah mately 54,798,100 and the rural pop.
•4 rper residence, or phone Main 423 3681 signatures. The question will oe county. In this action G. Heitker.-.p» r, ulatlon at 60,972,000. In 1910 the ru­
a corporation, and eight other Jewel ral population outstripped that of the
\ f f f f 6 p m at rqy home in the Hos voted on in November.
ers dperatlng in Portland sou.ht to cities by almost 7.000,000. there being
i rl re-»deuce or phone Main 388
William Marshall, chairman of the
obtrdn an Injunction order restraining 49,348,882 In the country and 42,62$»-
Mrs J. T. McCarty.
state industrial accidcut commission,
the defendants from placing pickrh 383 in the cltleg^.
will lead the discussion of accident
in front of the stores or Biiopa of the
prevention at the Pacific logging con­
Meaning of Whits Spots on Nails.
plaintiffs.
One who has white spots on the gress at Vancouver, B. C.
Seven
thousand
acres
of
timber
were
Balls should not become alarmed
NOTHING LIKE
IT
%
These do not point to an early death, bought Friday by the Deer Island Log­
but are rather doe to Inferior nutrition ging company, adjoining the present
and may. be regarded as a warning holdings of that concern at Deer isl­
that poor health, mental or physical and, the deal Involving 81.600,000.
may bo expected unless It be guarded
A total of 88,400,200 will have been
Washington.—There w m a di
rpent for dock Improvement! in Port­
of 9237,316.99» lu the pub!»« debt of
land uudcr the Jurisdiction of The com
the United 8tatos during the mouth
mission of public docks by November
of September, according to an an­
80, 1920, according to the annual re­
nouncement by the treasury depart­
port of the commission.
ment.
The mucou« membranes through­
out the body are subject Io catarrhal
Total deposits in the banks of Ore­
The total gross debt of the country
« « ■ » j ee t lon resulting In many sciloua
gon on September 8, 1920. uggrer.ted
September 30, had boon reduced to
oom plications.
8284.464,090.68, an Increase of 84.188,-
924,087,356,128.
547.76 since June 30, 1920. but a de­
This decrease was due. It was
crease of 83.977,238.26 since September
nounced, to the fact that the govora-
12, 1919, according to a report filed by
ment no longer w as paying out funds
Will H. B.anett, superintendent of
for operation of the railroads
ach ° a id B’t»o<w.<1|*’ S w b le s among the
other
essentially war expendíw
Lenka.
common dtseaoes due to catarrh*
S.. lie ana is io tkvt . w j uore im
The statem ent bore oat the prediction
■Icoudltki
remedy after
portent industries. One, a tie and
of Secretary Houston that the entire
A vary
the grip oc Sfa
ALL 8U M 8 UNDER 820 CA8H. ALL 8U M 8 OVER «20, FIVE PER CENTI
(<r»«racSed
timber mill, Is now under construe
receipts of the country now w ere con­
tlon at the shipyard site on Rauvlea
k**rK RU N A la a good m edicine Io
Mr. Nelghhorlelgh—Your?, son Is siderably in excess of the ordinary die*
DI8C0UNT FOR CA8H OR APPROVED N0TE8 AT 8 PER CENT INTER-’
Islend. About 66 men will be em fond o r musici Is he nntT
buraements.
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Bare ou hand I qt emergeoclee.
Mr. Longwuffer—He Is not He
ployed. The other industry la a shin
E8T DUE OCTOBER 1»«, 1921.
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Must Have Seme Human Qualltlea
plays the ukelele.
gle mill.
D< ugg FIFTY «A M I
We must hare a weak spot or two
Georgs Elmore, aged 20. residing on
’n n character before we ega lore It
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Money
Not
All-Poworful.
a farm near Oakland, died as a result
Money, In truth, can do much, hut much. People that do not touch or
of Injuries received while riding
It cannot do all. We must know Hie cry or take more Of anything then Is
Caskets and Robes always on wild horse. The aalmal fell In ouch province of It and cc lflno It thr»re. and gw ai for them, or use anything but dic­
hand; special supplies and caskets a manner that the pommel of the sad •vao spurh It back when It wishes to tionary words are admirable subjects
die was driven through the young got farther.—Carlyle.
I for biographers,—O. W. H
ordered at any time
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Bam Briabine. Moro, Oregon. man ■ breast.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
MORO TH EA TER
Under Crimson Skies
“D evil’s Pass Key
‘Greased Lightning
D a n c e E a ch N igh t 9,18 p- *
Sowing* Dollar*
for a Thrift Crop
A
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
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STORE YOUR CAR
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Special R ates
NEW HOTEL PERKINS ::
WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
D
CITY PGPGUITION
« .E A S E S FAST
at my farm five miles north of Moro and also
five miles west of Wasco
j
WEDNESDAY
Free Lunch at Noon
Sale Begins at 10 a. m.
The Following Described Farm Property:
G. S. PUBUC DEGT
GUT 5237,315,995
Many. Ills Due Te Catanh
PE-RU-NA
Twenty-five head of 2 and 3 year old-horses.
One bay team, 9 years old, weigh about 1400 pounds each.
One 5-year old mare, weight about 1 4 0 0 pounds.
One bay horse, 7-year old, weight about 1300 pounds.
One bay team, 7 and 8 yr. old, weigh about 1500 lbs. each.
One grey team, 7-year’old, weight about 1400 pounds each.
One team grey driving horses, weight abput 1000 pounds
Anvil and vise.
" each, 6 and 7 years old.
Several sets of harness.
Eleven head stock cattle.
One walking plow. -
One double discAdrill.
One 27-foot wood harrow.
Two wagons.
Three practically new fanning mills.
One 3-bottom 14-inch Dutchman plow.
One 2-bottom 14-inch Dutchman plow.
Two single disc Kentucky Drills.,
Two double disc monitor Drills.
One Studebaker car.
Single trees and double trees.
TIMS:
BaMkiit?
1 1 FnHer,
Owner.
Jim Thrall,
Auctioneer.
W. II. Ragsdale, >
Clerk.