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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1920)
I rr O b s e rv e r, MORO. ORBGON. Kniered a* »ccond class matter at poet o ftc e at M o ro , O re g o n ,. F m w » Advertiaaa W m r 111— r iv i T H E A M E R IC A N PRESS ASSOCIATION OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. F R ID A Y . ... N ovem ber 1?. 192( < !.. I r e l a n d ... M anger 233 REPUBLICANS IN NEXT HOUSE . vcrats Will Number 138 Construction ban begun on a new hospital at Prairie City. Harding and Cox received a tie vote in each of the two precincts at H arris burg. ’ " The city night schools of Astoria have opened with 71 students in at tendance. - bring tbe total membership state up to 10,000. la the Notice ef Estimated and Lsvy far Sbsrmaa It cost Lane county 944,458.73 to con struct or repair 18 bridges during the >aat year. Have Four Members. The new bridge over the Santiam river at Mehama was swung Into place New York.— Republican victoria» In last week. three congressional districts, two now The C. A O. Lumber company is plan represented by democrats — the fifth ning the erection of a big redwood mill Missouri, 8th Minnesota and the 23d in Curry county. New York—assured with the reoelpt The Elks’ new lodge building at of belated returns, determined defln Marshfield has just been completed at Itely the lineup of the house of repre a cost of 998,COO. sentatives after March 4 next, accord Only about 11 per cent of the 91,-, lug to unofficial returns. 000,000 tax levy in Clatsop county re The republicans w ill have 293 rep mains uncollected. resentatives in the house to 138 demo The Astoria Rox company is cutting crats. The other four, of the 435 mem an order of 300,000 boxes for shipment hers, include one socialist, one inde to the Hawaiian islands. pendent. one independent-prohibition T h e b u sin ess m en of H ain es, In B a 1st and one independent-republican. k er county, h av e co m p leted th e o rg a n PROPOSED APPROPRIATIONS initiated into any lodge in Lane coun The figures represent a net gain for ization of a commercial club. the republicans of 61 members and a D. W. Lytle, state veterinarian, re ty joined Eugene camp of the Wood FOR T H E F O L L O W IN G E X P B N 8E S AND AMOUNT loss to the democrats of 62. The pres ports that an epidemic is killing a men of the World. More than 300 ent congress contains an equal number number of sheep in eastern Oregon. men from different parts of Lane coun Judge (County) of miscellaneous members, four, with S a la r y ................................ | 460 The sum of 9118,135 will be spent ty . were taken Into the order. 232 republicans and 190 democrats. AU election dope was upset in Lin Incidental expenses during the coming year for tbe main The election of Richard P. Ernst, tenance of the Albany public schools. coln county. The county, by registra County Clerk J republican, over Senator Beckham, S a la ry .................................. T h e b u ild in g of a 950,000 lab o r tem tion 4 to 1 republican, gave Harding democrat, made the tenth turnover in ple is bein g co n sid ered by th e lab o r a 2-to 1 vote and defeated Chamber- Deputy salary................... favor of the republicans and will give u n io n s of N o rth B end an d M arsh field . lain by a email majority, tben defeated Record books and blanks. them 59 seats In the senate to 37 for Incidental expenses.......... The monthly payroll of the cavalry every republican candidate, with onq ?<- the democrats. and field artillery detachments at Ore exception, who had democratic» op Sheriff Of the 34 contests for seats In the gon Agricultural college la over V 7,- position. Salagy. *•......................... senate republicans won 25 and deaio 000. Two Oregon towns, Yoncalla, 1n Deputy salary . . . . . . . . . crats nine. The republicans elected 1 Traveling expenses.......... Preliminary surveys were made Douglas county, with a population of senators to succeed republicans and It through Fossil last week in order to about 300, and Burns, county seat of Office supplies and inci dentals.............. .................. In place of democrats. Republican locate the route of the John Day high Harney county, with a population of about 600, elected women to the office Treasurer gains were made in Arizona, Califor way. . Salary.................................. nia, Colorado, Idaho, Maryland, Neva Business from the granite quarry at of mayor in the election.- Yoncalla da, Oklahoma. Oregon, South Dakota Haines amounts to 960,000 annually also elected an entire administration Record books and inciden t a l s . - . ................................. and Kentucky. and affords employment to a number of women. ,.Tz Oregon counties have been appor Assessor of men. S a la ry . ............ •................. The Roberts sawmill at Toledo has tioned 9121,623.51, representing 26 per Deputy salary. ............ Red Cross first aid act!Titles shut down for an Indefinite period. cent of the receipts from forest re Rolla, plats, stamps, de lh the Northwest division this Lack of order* was given as the serve rentals, sales of timber, etc., year have been chiefly devoted ta il sheets, and miscel from forest reserves for the year end reason. . to “water first aid” Instruction laneous . . . . ..................... 280 W hile out hunting near Springfield, ing June 30, 1920. This money was and organisation. Several units D is tric t Attorney Max Green and Ralph Swlney killed receive«} by tbe state from the fed of swimmers have been organ Incidental expenses . . . . eral government. 26 Marlon, Ohio. — Starting for a a brown cinnamon bear weighing 250 ized and trained in communities A fter a strenuous trip of personal Superintendent of Schools month’s vacation trip to southern pounds. on the sound and western rivers, S ala ry . i . , .......... 1600 Texas and Panama, President-Elect Burglars entered the office of the inspection of the surveyed-route from and rescues have already result Traveling expenses.......... eoo Harding Saturday laid aside the last Pacific F ru it company at Marshfield Neskowin, in southern T ill amok coun ed from the Red Cross work. Incidental expenses.. . . . 266 cares of the presidential campaign for and stole 9700 In cash from the com ty, over the divide Into tbe Salmon , 8th grade examinations. river country to Otis, thence to New an Interim of real rest and recreation pany’s till. In s titu te s .. . ................. 76 before he takes up seriously the re Albany Is afflicted with a measles port. walking nearly the entire dis Coroner’s Fees tance, Governor Olcott, accompanied DISASTER RELIEF FROVES sponsibilities of his coming adminis epidemic, 86 children now being con Fees and expenses............ 100 tration. _ • fined to their homes by Illness from by Herbert Nunn, state highway engin REST HATIORAL IISHUHCE Juror’ fee» and witnesses 60 eer, and Dr. R. E. Lee Steiner, arrived On the eve of his vacation trip Sen the disease. County Commissioners ator Harding made formal announce The Rosseau Coal company, near in Newport. When the man on the street is ask Fees, par dism and m ile- A coincidence in the vote of Linn ment of a aeries of Individual confer Medford, has begun active operations ed for his annual Red Cross dues of ag e....................................... 800 |1 during Roll Call week. November ences which he w ill hold upon his re for the winter, a force of 20 men be county in the election is that the two Hawleys— W. (J. Hawley for r e elec Surveyor 11 to 25, he w ill know that half of turn to Marlon which w ill be used as ing employed. Fees and incidental ex- that dollar stays In his own communi the basis for action when he takes of- Tbs Marshfield M ill A Timber com tion as representative in congress from * penses.. . . . » i , ................ 100 ty. If he has done an average amount flce, in bringing about peac , The sen pany’s new electric m ill le now In full the first district and C. L. Hawley for of Red Cross reading he w ill kaow Sealer of Weights and Meas ator let It be known that these con operation. It has a capacity of 20,000 dairy and food commissioner— ran al- that a small slice out of the other 60 ures most on a par, there being just one ferences w ill be wholly non-partisan feet per day. cents is appropriated to “disaster re Per diem and expenses . 110 F ire of apparently incendiary nature 1 vote difference betwen their respective and that every shade of opinion w ill lief.” be sought upon the question of a peace totally destroyed the Rhodes A Cot- 1011118 w C. Hawley received 6201 Stats Account , But unless he Is one of the excep Par diem and expenses. . 60 tionally few he w ill not know what treaty. He will seek to determine upon teral sawmill near Gold H ill, causing vote8 ,n the county and C. L. Hawley Court House Expenses received 6209. "disaster relief” has meant -to the what basis the people of the United a loss of 980,000. Janitor, fuel, light, w at The volume of business handled by world during Uss Ilfs of the American States can completely agree with re The Silver Falls Timber company at er, telephene, rental, re Red Cross, nor will he realize what gard to peace, a fraternity of nations, Silverton is Installing new machinery the state treasurer’s -office during the pairs, furniture and mis small slices 6f dollars will do if there last biennial period ended September and the future foreign relations of the and the m ill w ill resume operation* cellaneous .......................... 1500 are enough of them. 80, 1920, as shown by the receipts, ex in a few weeks. nation. • , In the Northwestern Division, time Jail Senator and Mrs. Harding left here, The Polk County Observer, pub ceeded.that of the previous biennium after time the relief organization haa Board of prisoners. . . . . 160 bound for Point Isabel, Tex., the south lished at Dallas, has launched a re by more than 919,000,000, according mat Its crisis and has stood the teat. Care of Poor ernmost tip of continental United call movement directed against County to a report prepared for consideration Twice la Oregon In December of 1919 Expenses. . , < ................... 2000 — at Mosier when firs left families of the legislature at Its next session States, where the president-elect w ill Judge Robinson. County P hy s ic ia n ............ 800 destitute and again whan the Marsh spend twelve days hunting and fishing. Two ranch homes were burned In In January. The receipts of the office Burial expenses................ 100 field chapter cared for survivors and for the biennial period ended Septenv After that he Is to make an ocean Hood River valley last week, the fires County Health Officer recovered bodies of the dead from the ber 80 of this year totaled 939,406, voyage to the Canal Zone and then beginning in both Instances from Salary. . ...................... 100 wrecked schooner "Chanslor” — the 026 18. back to a port on the middle Atlantic sparks on the roofs. Expanses , , ...................... 26 test was mat. In 1999 eame the land The Bend Commercial clutzhas filed coast. He w ill speak in Bedford. Vn.. W ith a total of 9276,141 to her cred Indigent Soldiers slide at Junean. Alaska, and the hbtql December 6, and w ill go Immediately It, Astoria stands fifty-sixth of all the a petition with the Oregon public ser- Relief of eltf soldiers. . 60 firs at Klamath Falla, Oregon. Mors vice commission requesting tbe con from there to Marlon. cities In the United States In size of people learned that “disaster relief” Boys’ and Girlg^ A id 8oeisty struction of a branch line of the Ore postal savings deposits. means things In the lives of men.« R elief.. .............................. 120 Forty-one of the 48 fires In the San gon Washington Railroad A Naviga Insane In the IS years since its incorpora MAY TRANSPORT LIQUOR tion up to June of 1919, the American tlanr national forest last summer were tion company from Crane te Bend, Examination and expense 26 Red Cross had participated In ltff «1» caused by lightning, according to the through Bend. A similar petition was U. a. Court Rules Wet Goods May Louise Home. . . . . . . . . . . 76 aster relief expedition*. It directed filed with the oommlsslon by the supervisor of the forest. Be Stored. the expenditure o( apprextmately 911,- Burns Commercial club some time ago. Elections One of the largest storage tanks lif Washington.— Storage of lawfully ac Judges and clerks............ 600 600,000. Before the organiaatlan had It is alleged in the petition that the eastern Oregon, caparity 500,000 gal quired liquor In commercial w are Ballots. . ............ . . 200 attained Ba present b*rge mcrsberuhlp railroad is needed for the development Registrati housee and transportation of such lons, la soon to be built In Baker by lio n 1 f e s s ...........» 10 Nads eften were raised through pop^ of a large area of resourceful coun Ular subscription for such ferge die stocks to the home of the owner is not the Standard Oil company. Deputy si nhariffs, ball rant try. Burglars entered the Helllwell, •stars as the Mississippi floods and prohibited by the Volstead act under and repai «ring booths., , , 2C6 Paul V. Maris, director of exten eyclonss of 1938 and 1268, the Texas a deolsion handed down by the su Bangs h Msrksbury store at Cottage Scalp Bounty lamina, the Armenian massaores rjf Grove and escaped with goods worth sion at the Oregon Agricultural co|- preme court. Bounty on Wild animals. 400 rege; Chester H. Gray, chairman of 1893 and 1194, thq Martinique volt*.4*» F ru it Inspector ** * The effect of this ruling has not between 91600 and 98000. the American Farm Bureau Federa eruption and many others. Work conducted by the forest serv been fully appraised by internal rev Per diem gnd expenses . •0 tlon, and George A.. Mansfield of Pros A Rat of nil the Red Cross rr ilk f enue and prohibition enforcement of ice in the eradication of poison hem pect. Jackson county, temporary presi Stock Inspect«* IP * u ,‘ Work lh times of fire, flood and faxrihw lock In eastern Oregon has turned In ficials. Tbs belief was expressed, Salary . . a . . . . 200 would take pagee. Long before dent of the tentative Oregon state farm however, that the result might be the a net profit of 9680 for the year. Stationary and sdvsrtis- organist tlon under the stress sff war The Union Bridge company of Port bureau, will tour the state this week release of some 10,000,000 gallons of • » • . ♦’»'« « , 26 and war’s results had grown Inttr the In the Interest of perfecting the or Uvea of millions, disaster was ' Intoxicating beverages stored In ware land has been awarded a contract to ganization of the bureau federation Schoo) Library construct a steel bridge across Lost houses since January IS, 1920. Books and stats library.. 186 one of its foremost actlvltksn The proposed for the state. Meetings will Congressional Charter under whioh School Childrens* Industrial Justice Clark, who rendered the river at Olene In Klamath oounty. be held In varloos districts through the Rad Cross has Operated sfhee 1905 Salem insurance agents assembled F a ir ,t - fw f opinion, held that the transportation out the stats. sets forth as one of the ckfef purposes Expanses and premiums . of liquor from w ar.ùîus.! »:orace to at a banquet and perfected a perman <00 of the organisation: “to sewtinue and ent organisation, which later will be (bounty Institute the owner’s home would be legal, if the carry on a system of • • ♦ Teller affiliated with the national association. SPECIAL RED CROSS SUNDAY Expense. . * ........................ liquor had been lawfully acquired and 160 and to apply the sense hn mitigating Oregon’s flax industry gives promise SCHEDULED HERE IN NOVEMBER Widows’ Pension for a lawful purpose. the sufferings caused M pestilence of receiving great Impetus through the Future allowance............ 160 famine, fires, floods end other contemplated establishment In 8alem national calamities..”* Arrangements are being mads here, F air Judge Rape A tto rn e y G e n e ra l P a lm e r. of a large flax products manufacturing according to Information from division And now, with Itn. wonderful organ County fa ir, premiums, Indianapolis, In d — Attorney General plant. headquarters of the Red Cross, fdr •tc ........................................ 4,000 isatton of chapters^ branches and aux Palmer’s orders limiting the govern Six crates oontalnlng 12 pairs of the observafcce locally of “Red Cross County Agriculturalist iliaries reaching to «he farthermost meat’s evidence to be used la the soft young China pheasants from the state parts of the nation, its members In Roll Call Sunday.” in November, Gen County agent..................... 2,600 coal coaaplracy cases against 126 op game farm at Corvallis were shipped erally throughout tbe nation a day structed and ready for action when Circuit Court erators and miners In Indiana, Illinois, last week to Juntura, In Malheur has been set aside In honor of the the occasion arises. Rad Cress "dis Witnesses and ju r o r s ... . 1.000 aster r e lie f has become accident 1m- Ohio sad western Pennsylvania, were county. organisation, with special services In Reporter's fees................. 100 auvexee far the world. criticised by Federal Judge Anderson Sunday Schools and young people’s Twenty eight miles of trails were meetings as well as special sermons. Stationary . . , ................... "26 la the United States district court built In the Cascade national forest Meals for jurors............. 60 According to plans considerable as being “strangely cldee to the com Bailiffs........ . . . . ........... during the past sees0> according to a time at these special services is to be «1 pounding ef a felony” and also “dan Novels From Bdrlal Btorism. ' report of N. F. Macduff, supervisor of dovoted to discussion of peacetime Justice Courts gerously near contempt of court.” The Ingenuity of members tU, activities of the Red Cross, Including Fees for justices and sen- the forest. Junior Red Cross at Boise. Idatou.has somewhat detailed Information regard stables. , . . ................ Last summer lightning caused 24- 100 developed a custom which thetoelders Japanese Parents Leas Property Suit. fires In the Cascade national forest, ing future work which has been plan County Schools are beginning to copy For ORtkmts Yuba City, Cai.— Petitions of Ju 8ukl according to tbe annual report on fires ned. No subscriptions will be asked, Appoitionmsnt of <10 par la the public health servlcn^lmaaltala unless special arrangements should Rhlogu and Hayas Yana. Japanese Just finished by N F Macduff, super capita........... r .................... 12.000 who do not like to read aqgfal maga be made by officers of the local chap fathers, to be appointed guardians for visor of tbe forest. County high school tui alne atortea week by w»mk. B»ey aiw ter. the American born children (o whom binding tion fund . .............. 6,0 M) cUpplng current serial* Organization campaigns have beei property was recently deeded, was launched In all the existing farm bu School hoard convention. 00 them, thus providing after PuWIcntlou, has been completed, novels^ for the* One Sure Thing. by Judge Mahon in superior yegu counties, which are sxpeqted_i.i State of Oregon former service man tqklaa medicri. Care may kill people, het dos’t cur» 1921 state tax for trsaupeat kills m ore—Bostoo Transcript 1 While Other Parties Will HARDING GOES SOUTH TO REST jf f w Market Road Tax The highest priced Ramboulllet ram Auditor far tie Year, 1121. at the ram sale held reesntly In Salt Auditing county books . 260 Lake was bought by the Cunningham Notice Is hereby given that Total Sheep company of Pendleton. The Wednesday, the 1st day of December • . . . ♦ • -...< 1 0 1 ,2 2 6 purchase priee was 91300. 19580, the County Court o f Sherman Work on the power plant sits oa County, Oregon, W ill be ia regular INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES OTHER THAN TAXATION Tumalo creek has been suspended for session at the County Court House in the winter, the crew employed com Moro, Oregon, at the hour of 10 Approximate balance in gen pleting their task just as heavy snows o'clock a.m ., and-any taxpayer of eral fund....................... .... 3,000 mads further labor Impossible. Sherman County, Oregon, w ill be Fees from County Clerks office 1,600 Georgs W. Weeks of Salem la now heard in favor of or against the pro One half of bounty from state 200 employing a force of men digging posed tax levy, as hereinafter item Total. 4,700 strawberry plants, and he expects to ined. Total amount to be raised by ship a m illion of them to Watsonville, ITEMIZED STATEMENT Cal., where they have been sold. taxation. ..................... .. Prepared in accordance w ith the 96,626 Plans are being made In Mount Ver provisions of Chapter 284 o f the 1918 Roads and Highways non, a Grant county town, to pipe min Oregon Session Laws, showing an es Salary of road master, laborers, improvements, eral water from the springs near that tim ats of the amounts o f money re repairs, and highw ays..' 88,967 place Into the town, where a new hotel quired to be raised by taxation by 16’000 Sherman County, Oregon, for the year Bridge Fund.............................. and bath houses w ill be constructed The name of every tra il and every 1921, to maintain each department of M arket Road, one m ill (to match state fund)............ 19,800 creek In the Cascade national forest the county government, county office w ill be plainly marked on a new map or oounty officer, and for each county State Elementary School Fund » .6 0 0 of the. forest now being oomplled by improvement, the maintanence of each Higher Educational Tax Act 8oldiers’ and Sailors’ N. F. Macduff, supervisor of the forest. county building, structure, or institu Educational Aid, Blind Mrs. R. A. Booth of Eugene has tion, and for the s^ary of each coun School t a x . . , ................... 84,161 given a memorial window to W illam ty officer or employee, and for the ette university, to be Installed In W al improvement and maintenance o f pub Grand Total. .............. <287,668 ler hall. The gift is in honor of Mrs. lic highways, roads and bridges, and for other contemplated expenditures. Dated at Moro, Oregon, this 4th day Lucia Anna Grubbs, daughter of Jason Also showing the probable receipts of November, 1920. Lee. E. D . McKee, County Judge The Bates A Rogers Construction of Sherman County, Oregon, from R. J. Ginn, County Commissioner company, which has been building the sourqqs other than direct taxation up W illam ina A Qrande Ronde railway, on real and*persona) property for the A tte s t: Mary L . Hoskinaon, C lark. h»« turned over its unfinished con year 1921’ and also tbe . approximate tract to tbe 8pauldlng Lumber com amount of the balance of the various « « T H FIRST «10 SAVES funds o f Sherman County Oregon upon pany. u v a 00 WEST COAST The largest class of candidates ev«r January 1, 1921. í S . L 'k Sowing" Dollars for a Thrift Crop •O W IN G the seed is only one step in the xiuction of a crop. I f the harvest ia to be iant. favorable conditions must be tamed. T o the business roan, this means fa v o ra b le credit conditaons, The Federal Reserve System is the great „ stabilizer of commercial credit conditions to- day. I t insures an ample supply of such credit a t all times. ¡F A R M E R S 1 S T A T E » B A N K M o ro OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Independent ||larshootn ( |||iilliig 1 ! H -- ■ —— -----------------------------y- — R . 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