Sherman County observer., October 29, 1920, Image 4

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OREGON NEWS NOTES
INTEREST
- Postmasters have been appointed to
Oregon ae follows: Maggie U Demarls,
Barnes. Crook oounty; Belie M. Ladd,
Geneva, Jefferson county; Sidney E.
Went, Lower Bridge, Deschutes ooaa-
<y.
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infer
mation of Our Readers.
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As a result of a general fores re­
duction order Issued by the Southern
Pacific company, 82 railroad employes
have lost their positions In various
S a tu rd a y , O c to b e r 3 0
departments of the service la Rose­
burg.
The Princeton university debating
appointment
to
Examinations toy
team,
which la oomlng west to meet
West Eptnt will b o i held In Salem Do-
the teams ef Washington and Califor­
comber 17.
M A jt G iJ E U ir E C L A R K in the leading role. You are all
nia. has naked for a debate with the
Talent baa voted >460.000 bonds to
familiar with thia popular actress. Also a 2reel M 'c k Sen nett
University of Oregon daring Christ­
build a reservoir on Emigrant creek,
mas holidays
comedv, “ H er Firal M iP a k e ^ force! »how._________
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east of Ashland.
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The Bend commercial club imme­
’ The mills of Cottage Grove report diately will file a complaint with the
they are now getting all the cars they state public service commission as the
Tuesday, N ovem ber 2
can possibly use.
first step In a campaign to secure rail­
The state supreme cobrt will begin road construction to connect Bend
Its eastern Oregon session at Pendle­ with Burna and Crane. .
ton on October >6.
At least >60,000 will be spent by the
Apple growers In Hood .River valley Oregon Growers’ Co-operative associa­
celebrated COlumbus day by making tion daring the coming year In ad­
a record pick of apples.
' A Story of the ^'Convention,I" E;i«l and ' W ild West.
vertising to the world the merits of
A Harney county health association Oregon pruneH The Oregon product
Alio a Good 2 reel Comedy. A 7-reelihow .
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haa been formed to direct the work will he advertised under the name of
of the community nurse.
“Mlstland.”
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Roy B. Snodgrass of Lebanon baa
The seventy second session of the
died from Injuries received when his Congregational conference of Oregon
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horse
fell on
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i and the annual meeting of the Wo-
The first carload of apples haa been
Home Missionary Union and the
shipped from Stanfield. The crop will Qregon branch of the Woman’s Board
Fcaturini ItE R T I.Y T E L L adapted from Paul Arm.lronU’i
not be so good aa estimated.
1 of Missions for the Pacific Coast met
world f.imoii, crook dntma of the lim e title. Also a (food 1
Sheriff La Bare or Columbia county In Forest Grove.
has seised a «till within five blocks of l Edward Heard and Seth Hart of
reel Comedy, 7-rcel »how^_____________ ._______________ __
Haines have filed application with the
the courthouse at St. Helena.
One buudred and eighty teachers at­ stats engineer for permission to appro­
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tended the opening session of the Ba­ priate. water from Rock Creek lake
reservoir, for a supplemental supply
ker county teachers* Institute.
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Application to the state land board for the Irrigation of several hundred
for loans now exceed the available acres of land In Biker county.
school funds by more than >160,000. I Hood River apple growers are mak­
W ith C H A R L E S R A Y at the bat. If you liked "Greased
The Eugene Chamber of Commerce ing fair progress In harvesting their
will rales a fund of >10,000 for the de­ crop despite unfavorable weather con­
Lightning" don’t mis, thia one. A 1-reel Paramount Magazine
velopment of Eugene and Lan county. ditions. The total yield of the season
and Comedy. A 7-reel «how.
A. B. Cooper of Hood River has har­ to now estimated at 1,200,000 boxes,
vested a fine yield of sorghum stalks, or >0 per oent that of last year. The
which he will convert Into molasses. orop will be about SO per cent New-
Chief Justice McBride of the su­ towna.
preme court has celebrated the fiftieth , Oregon Agricultural college bene
anniversary of his admission to the have added another victory to their
credit by winning first place In the
bar.
Carl Ooedke of Grants Pass has died . all-northwest egg-laying content eon-
from Injuries received when he was ducted at the Washington State col­
struck by a passenger train. He was lege at Pullman. according to Profes­
sor Dryden. In charge of poultry hus­
77 years old. ,
A new >20.000 bakery has been open­ bandry.
Hundred of thousands of scree of
ed at Corvallis. It is of ooncrete
M o ro , O re g o n
throughout, with hardwood floor» and lodge pole abd Jack pine In central
H . J . W A R N , P r o p r ie to r
Oregon, valueless for timber, may be­
an up-to-date oven.
The city of Myrtle Point will protect come an Important Industrial resource.
Its water supply by the purchase of Experiments conducted under the
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the land at the headwaters of the creek direction of John Steldl of Bend and
Dr. U. C. Coe of Portland have dem­
from which It la taken.
onstrated
that a good grade of com­
The
North
Pacific
Coast
conference
m eals at regular hours
of the Christian and Missionary Alli­ mercially valuaMe paper can be manu­
ance will be held at Hood River from factured from the pine.
The Langelle valley Irrigation dis­
October 26 to October 2#.
R o o t E le e r B a r r e l - - - I c e C r e a m
Douglas county la the only prune trict hap made application to the trrt-
S o f t D r in k s a n d C i g a r s
dtotrlct In the state that has not re-1 gallon securities commission for the
mmw. I certlflcatien r of
wT tHVHmil
of A
>200,000 of
a hnnd
bead to-
ported a___
loeeea _ of ikL.
thia year s crop m
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sue of »00,000 which was voted for
log from 25 to 60 per cenL
Fourteen claims were filed for the development of the project. This dis­
>750 offered by the city of Pendleton trict Includes aa Irrigable arsa of ap­
■»d Vmall 11a county for the capture proximately 20,600 acres and to located
In the upper part of Lost River valley
* j of John Laffebeen. alias Jack Rathie
' j Coos county, whose treasury was In- near the town of Langelto Valley 1a
ereesed nearly half a million dollars Klamath county.
If you owned a «tore you could not make a big success unless your business methods
This week to “buy a note secured by
i this year by the settlement of the for-
were a« modern a» your competitors’. Unless Oregon develops her shipping facilities she
frlted land grant, to now out of debt. livestock“ weak among the bankers
cannot expect to get her share of the world’s business. It rests wijji the citizens of this state
No trace has been found of Joseph of the state, aseordlag to announce­
r, W a a c o , O r e g o n
H. M. M cKean.
Rohrer, a hunter who la loot In the ment of C. D. R o w , chairman of the
whether Oregon «hall develop her wonderful resource« and reach out for bigger markets or
thickly timbered district on the North agricultural oommlttee of the Oregon
remain practically an inland State.
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Umpqua river, 40 miles east of Rose­ Bankers* association. Mr. Rorsr sent
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burg.
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become
a
real
port,
a
30-foot
channel
must
be
dredged
in
the.CoIuolbia
and
W il­
association
ealllng
attention
to
this
Harney county stock men organIxed
lamette River« from Portland to the Pacific Ocean. This will enable farmers, sto^kmeiKgnd
L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t. B u ild e rs
tost week for co-operation In market campaign, which la planned by the
lumbermen in the interior of the state to reach the markets of the world at a low eM reight
Ing. purchase of supplies, range pres­ agricultural oommlttee In order to help
Supplies, L u m b e r, W o o d , Coal.
ervation and the Issuance of a brand the livestock situation.
cate and greater profit Jo themselves.
C edar Posts, and H a y .
The application of Fort Klamath
book.
With the shutting down of the large Meadows oompany of Fort Klamath
The taxing and bonding power to make these improvements can he granted the Port
sawmills nearby and the shortage of covering the appropriation of 11« sec­
M A N U FA C TU R ER S OF
of
Portland
only by the people of the Mate. You and every other citizen wi(F benefit if you
ond-feet
of
the
waters
of
Four
MUs
freight cars, a fuel famine may result
on November second.
la Eugene this winter, according to creek. Sevsn-MOS creek and- Asa
crook, tributaries of Upper Klamath
wood dealer».
land, for the Irrigation of MIS sores
The
city
of
Reedsport
has
sold
Its
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municipal water bonds nt >76 on the of land has been approved by Peroy
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>100. Thin will make possible the com A_ Cupper, state engineer. It to esti­
pletlon of the water system by the mated that the construction work will
cost approximately .»40,060.
first of the year.
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Immediate opening of the Tillamook
The Phea company, which operates
a large plant In Salem and ahlpa Its highway near Willamina, which Her­
O REG O N P O R T D E V E LO P M E N T LEAGUE
products to almost every section of bert Nunn, state highway engineer,
(Paid
Adv.)
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»ays the Good Judge
the world, has lnoreaaed Its capital in a communication sent recently to
the Oregon public service commission,
stock to H , 000,000.
alleged was la almost Impassable con­
Thursday.
Friday
apd
Saturday
H o w long a little of
have been set for the dates of the an­ dition because of operations of the
th e R e a l T o bacco
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nual land products show to he eonduct- Willamina A Grand Ronde Railroad
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Chew w ill last
ed In Roseburg under the supervision oompany, was directed In a letter pre-
pared by Fred O. Buchtel, chairman of
N o r how much gen­
of the farm bureau office.
Güito» a id Wkeeler Counties
One of the oldest O. A. R. veterans the public aervlen ©ommlaatou and di­
uine chewing satisfac­
In the state and the^oldeet man In rected to ofttctola of the railway.
tion the full, rich real
The Oregon State Chamber of Com­
Umatilla county, John Qurdane, >7,
tobacco taste w ill give.
died at his home In Pendleton follow­ merce haa announced that it haa se­
cured the services of J. W. Brewer aa
ing several months of 111 health.
A sk any man who uses
FO R SA LE
Governor Olcott haa honored extra- field secretary and a campaign to te
the Real Tobacco Chew.
dltlon papers In the case of Glenn T. he started Immediately for the organ
H e w ill tell you that
Aldrich, who la wanted at Chicago to i»ing of farm «Tuba throughout the
t h i a p la a a of tobacco
answer the charge of passing worth- ,tata. George Quayle, general secre­
w ill give more satisfac­
te»»* checks to the amount of >10,000. tary of the chamber, reported that Mr. Upper M ain Street, opf>. Garage
Receipts of the Astoria poatofflee Brewer's work. will pre-eminently be
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tion—and at leas coat—
during the quarter ending September to entourage land settlement, to get
th a n the ordinary kind.
CONDON, ORE.
20 were >3000 greater than for the J people on the land and te encourage
Atf ap is fws U s
corresponding period last year. Bav those now on the land to atgy there. I — *■
Inga deposits showed a gain of >8000
W -B C U T ia a long fine-cut tobacoo -
Discovery at Horae Butte, nine miles
W. C. B r t / n t .
C. J. BaidMT,
Harding Replies to Wilson Gnery.
R I G H T C U T ia a short-cut tobacoo
southeast of Bend, of a naturally heat
Marlon, O.- Ta reply to an Inquiry
ed cave, apparently drawing warmth
, from President WUeon. Senator Hard­
from a subterranean volcanic source,
was reported by C. A. Yarnell and H ing wrote the White House that al­
though France had sent her “spokes­
D. Elde, Bend fuel dealer».
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men“ to him Informally asking
A 11 q t 11 e y B -a I - 1 .a w
Prune drying In Linn county closed
»sassate—<
Amerlça to lead the way for an ae-
last
laat week
wees a and
n a It
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uuw possible
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fair M tlm.te of th . I o m tt. tb . «ocl»tlo. of n .a o .., «>. toeMen»
STANDS OFF
olfieea at
crop from th . contlnuou. . b o . . r . of »<* <»’ •! ’ •<>
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»lototlo» »f intwmlll»»l »■►,
L T ilt Dalits and Moro, O rt.
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la estimated at one-third of the entire j prlettoe.
Q O W 7 N G the seed is only one step in the
-ltaw»esstrwe-eatw«sv— r y — J y »—****.T
erop.
ta jp n Auction of • crop. I f the harvest is to be
Vancouver Mayer Missing.
Work oa The llooJ River end of the |
nhundant, favorable conditione must he main-«
Mount IUod loop highway, for which . Vancouver, Waan.—O. R. Percival,
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tain
ed . T o th e business m an, ^hig means
a. ». ft Sa k See«.W w i lOssa. y iss uer.
bids ha\e already been called, will' mayor of thia olty, has been missing
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favo rab le crédit conditions.
Casket«
and
Robe«
alwayi
on
I t b e ta s te te a » S te tti» at F»-n>-«a Is the te a m tar 9
be deTjyol until later 'and, instead, »Ince 4 o’clock Sunday afternoon, when band; «pedal «upplie« and casket«
Cesste a t e stato m y ssmUr t e istevsd h r ,
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Lederal R eserve S ystem ia ’ the great
improvement of tbo route between Ife was seen near the Liberty hotel, ordered at any time
taw te e s e f P a te e s U te » h» H a s . Messi
a t a n t Kze r of commercial credit conditions to»
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Snndy and Ztg Zag will be started at walking back and forth inspecting the
d ay . I t insure* an am ple Supply of m e h ciwdit r
Sam Bri»bine. Moro. Oregon.
tes ta» «sstMitel essSiUgasf toe
pavement newly- laid there. He car­
once.
at all times.
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»H «so Isr Pwe-aa ssthss a ttle f ul
One resell of the grand Ju>y investi­ ried his overcoat on hie arm.
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gation of the building of the new
F A R M E R S ’^ S T A T E ^ B A N K
B arg ain Subscription
tenas» «torto er fc>a
schoolhouse at Bay City, Tillamook Idaho Given *31^2« by U. t. Ceneua.
1st «tal
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Washington—The census bureau
county, ia
the arrest
of Henry
Butler. .
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a formi r school director, on the charge I innounebd the l>20 population of the Rates for O regonian at
of receiving >400 from one of the eon-1 State of Idaho, 421.021; Increate 10<r
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Observer O ffice.
tractors.
. 1222. or 12.1 per etak
Show S o r t . S F. M .
N o v a m b a r S h o w W ill S ta rt 7 i3 O
“ COME GUT GF THE KITCHEN”
M A R R V C A R E Y In
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A T TH E
“Alias Jimmy Valentine
6100 T O 9100 P. M .
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd
“The B usher
E L E C T IO N DAY
R e se r v e y o u r p la te s N O W at $ 1
e a c h . A ll r e se r v a tio n s m u st b e in
b y n o o n , N o v e m b e r 1 st. C o m e in
a n d d in e w ith u s a n d g e t e le c tio n
retu rn s fr o m a ll o v e r th e co u n tr y .
First c la ss m u sic.
BEE HIVE RESTAURAIT
C. R. B E L S H E E , Manager
S h ort O rd ers a n d L u n ch es
A
s a Citizen of Oregon You Need
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Port of
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M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R .
V O T E 3 1 0 Y E S O N T H E B A L L 0 T - T h e Port
of Portland Dock Com m ission Consolidation Bill
4 Perhaps You Don’t Know
STO« uri H U T HUCHES
F. T. Hurlburt
sty
Bright & Bryant
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for a Thrift Crop
Unlirtikine
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