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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1920)
•■ s » 'V' < 3U1 □ 899 A bill has been prepared for Intro due lion In congress permitting the clt> L0HN 8. MUM of Medford to purchase 80 acres of the Oregon A California laud grunt for M O R O . O R BOON. tbs protection of the municipal water ________ claaa mattar at the supply. at M oro. Ora#oo. July 25, 1891. • Poultry demonstrations on feeding for egg production and on choosing Home Service Work Broadens breading stock were held In three dlf to Include Civll'an fisrent communities in Linn county Families. F R ID A Y ..........December 3, 1920 during the past week and were large ly attended. There are 40,000 acres of prunes be Manager. C. L. I r e l a n d B y D R . J. R C R IC H T O N , -\ tween Portland and Aphland. com M anaxer Northw estern Division pared with 10,000 acres just a few Am erican lted Cross by Paolk¿Hea years ago. W ithin three years It la An integral part of the great health probable the annual crop may exceed program of the American Red Cross,1 la the C ircu it Court of the State of 100,000,000 pouads. undertaken after the suspension of Oregon for Sherman County A recent proposal by A. M. Temple many of the war activities of the o r ton of Brownsville, president of the eaplxatlon, Is the establishment of i Moro Trading Company, a Cor Linn County Pioneers* association, Health Centers— which now,are being poration, p la in tiff that a memorial should be erected in Installed VB In m any' communities the county In honor of the pioneers, throughout the northwest. It ( la a o . E . Baker, defendant movement of compelling Interest to To O. E. Baker, the above named has met with general favor. the citizens of this part of the country. K arl J. Stockland. grower and ship defendant: The health center as organised by per and owner of the Blue Mountain In the name of the S U U o f Oregon: the Red Cross Is proving the greatest F ruit farm at Cove, expects to sail You are hereby required to appear and preventive medicine known, as well as answer or otherwise plead to the com for Europe about December 11, where protection of great value In times of plaint filed against you in the above he will spend the next four months widespread Illness or epidemic. From entitled action w ith in ten days from Selling apples and driest fruits. health centers radiate all kinds of the date of the service.of this sum . Standing timber is assessable as real healthful influences from the giving mons upon you i f served w ith in this estate, according to AttomeyXJeneral of proper advice and^the furnishing of County; or i f served w ithin any other Van Winkle. The .opinion was asked competent nursing, medical and sur gical aid, to the Inauguration of many County In this State then within by F. L. Calkins, county assessor of forms of beneficial exercises such as twenty days from the date of said ser Douglas eounty, who wanted to know community singing, athletics end out John 8. Drum of ta n Franolaco, whs if the timber could be assessed separ vice; or i f served by publication, door games. From health centers go was recently elected president of the then w ithin six weeks from the date ate from tbe land. the visiting nurses. There are held Charles F. Brumfield of Philomath tbe teaching classes for home nursing, American Barker«’ Association. o f the first publication thereof and if ■aaMMsnnase*M^«MwtMw«AMaaMMSMMM^** you fa il so to appear and plead, plain hrs filed with the state engineer ap children’s clinics and proper welfare plication to appropriate 40 second feet t i f f w ill take judgment against you work. * The Red Cross says that no longer fo r $674.45, w ith interest thereon at of water from the north fork of the e ig h t per cent per annum, from A p ril Alsea river for development of 60- shall curable physical deformities 1 1st, 1920; the further sum of 8241.82; horse power for generating electricity curBB the lives of our children. It believes the time is past when tuber- | fo r 8160 attorneys fees and the for operating a sawmill. eulosis should be allowed without A t a recent meeting of the Bandon costa and disbursements o f the action. hindrance to fasten Itself upon the Portland, Or.— A large part of tho P la in tiff w ill also apply for an order post of* the Grand Army of the Repub tender bodies of our little ones. It Pacific Northwest was given a slight o f sale of the property attached in lic a motion was passed unanimously earthquake shock about ti8 0 Sunday •a id action in accordance w ith law to petition the state legislature at the next session to .exem pt veterans of lo rn ln g . The temblor was fait In and the practice of the court I Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma This summons is served on you by the civil war from taxation of prop publication ^ h e re o f in the Sherman erty to the value of 81000. and other points. A public hearing called for the pur County Observer, for six weeks in Sacred H eart hospital, on tha brow pursuance o f an order of the above pose of taking st?ps to prevent the of the h ill la the residence section of entitled Court, heretofore made and Importation Into Oregon of Infected Spokane, Beam« to have had the only entered on the 4th day o f November, potatoes from California w ill be held unpleasant experience. One patient is A . D. 1920, and by depositing • certi In Salem on December 14. according reported to have been thrown out of fied copy thereof together w ith a cer to announcement by Charles A. Parks, bed, statuettes rocked and the nurses :■ tified copy o f the complaint tn the president of the state board of horti- were alarmed The oscillations deemed U .8 . postoffice at Moro, Oregon, seal otfliura. to continue tor nearly ten minutes, ac ' W ' Regulation of the Upper Klamath ed poet paid, and directed to defend cording to the seismograph at Osnzags ant at Moro, Oregon, his last known lake by the building of the Link river university, with the meat severs at dam is necessary for the Irrigation of postoffice address. tha beginning. 3:39 o’eloek. The dsU of first publication is tha 60,000 acres under ditch In the Leavenworth, W ash, reports that ■ Klamath basin, declares the report November 12th, 1920. many people felt the quake, throe dis Bright A B ryant, A tto rn eys or of the Klamath Falls chamber of com- tinct tremors causing buildings to A BEDSIDE V IS IT P la in tiff, The Dalles and Moro, O e- msroe committee which conducted a »way and dishes to rattle. Plaster 7 tn l ?4 hearing of tha controversy last week. gon. Care of mother and babe Is part of cracked In a house Just oatslde of More than 75 flaxgrowers from vari the follow up work of the American town. ous sections of Marlon county gath Red Cross health center at Bridge No damage was reported sad local Notice of Gaariuuu Sale of Real ered In Salem Saturday and pledged town, New Jersey. Miss Anna Miller, scientist« declared that It was not an total of 611 acres of the product home visiting nurse from the health earthquake at all. merely a temblor. Property for the season of 1921. This Is the center, Is reading a mother’s tempera A temblor, they say, compares with aa * largest flax acreage ever recorded In ture. earthquake for deatruetlvensaa in Notice is hereby given that, pursu Marlon eounty since the Inception of about the same fashion as a domestic ant to license and order of the County the penitentiary flax plant many years kitten stacks up with a wild c a t Court o f U n io n ' coanty, Oregon, the believes that through health centers un4«raiwnml aa fruardian hereinafter ago. established In every considerable Plans for the Ashland winter fair ¿seedbed, w ill, at or a fte r the hour community throughout the United BRIEF GENERAL NEWS are practically completed for the three States, health can be safeguarded and of nine o'clock a .m ., on the 20th day days of the show, December 2, 3 and therefrom greater happiness be The population of- Louisville, Ky., Is o f Deeember, 1920, a t room 18, La 4. which w ill be held In the armory. brought to our people. Grande N ational Bank B uilding, La 234,891, of which 194,737 are White. Ignorance of diseases, ignorance as This fair tseludes the sixth annual ex Grande, Union County, Oregon, sell Tranquility In Mexico tor the first hibition of the Southern Oregon Foul to what are the best means to pursue n t private sale tn the highest and best time In 10 years has resulted In a turn Jn combatting them, Ignorance as to try association and also the fanners*, b ^ d e r, fo r cash, subject to confirms In the tide of Mexican labor to Mexico fruit growers’ and Industrial exhibits the standing and competency of cer tion o f said court, the fo llo w ing de- Instead of from t t tain medical p e n — these today are naribed reel property In Sherman of Jackson county. Flour touched a new low price In responsible« for a vast number . pf Jasi w ill be a thing of the past with county, Oregon, belonging to the e* deaths in the world. Quacks prey fouy year« tn Minneapolis, when the tate o f Charlea Claude Noyes, a minor, in the next two years, In the opinion upon our people with their fla rin g p>ill| reduced p r l « * to |8 .9 i to 88.50 of Frederick W. Goodrich, pianist and sod lying advertisements and in hun te w it; i barrel tor totally pptoato- Ah undivided one-tw elfth interest tnalractor of harmony and analysis dreds of thousands of cases individ The 1880 popuiatlo« of Cincinnati In the University of Oregon exten uals absolutely deceived by their pre In and to the South h a lf o f the North tonelets of Sfl'540 white, 88.998 a * tensions pass beypud the days when slon course In Portland, who was the east quarter, the North h a lf of the «rose and 71 all other persona Chi chief speaker at the closing session their Infirm ities might be cured. For Dwitbaast quarter, the South h a lf nese. Japanese and Indiana « total of these perils the Red Cross health tha Southeast quarter, the East h a lf of the annual convention of the Ore center forms a safeguard. 401,247. the oanans bureau announced. of tha Southwest quarter, a ll in Sec gon Music Teachers* association at The official- vote of Pennsylvania The hoalth centers being established tion Eighteen, Township two south, Salem. become the people’s clubs, with mem itate at the resent election Shows that Tha Oregon Growers Co-operative bershlps dee'gnsd to reach vast num Presldept-eleot Harding received a Rango seventeen, E .W .M . with headquarters In bers of the populationslnre member Dated a t LaGrande, Oregon, thia association plurality over Governor Cox of 711,819, 9alem, Is distributing more than a ship costs but 91 -the annual the largest margin ever given a can 12th day of November, 1900. .million dollars among tbe growers of Red Cross dues. C . W K Noyes, Guardian of ^ths dldate Another phase of the peace-time pro Person and Batata of Charles Claude the state In payment for fruits handled Representative Claude Kttehln, fen. gram of the organization which rapid through tha organisation the last few Moyaa, a minor. x 6tol2dl0 «crptlc leader of the house, suffered a ly Is becoming of paramount value In months. Other remittances w ill be «(yoke pf paralyete while attending tg made as fast as returns are received ( h e . northwest is comprised In tbs bmtiaaas pertW ntol to 61« fte trlc t g| Homs Service activities, Daplgnad from the eastern purchasers. Tbs originally for the benefit solely of to« pmtofn«« ikphrtm egt building |p books of the aasoclstloa show that disabled service men and their fam „ up to* November 1, sales this season ilies, It has grown to occupy -a far RTsehlngto« Drug addict« have increase« la a s m amounted to a total of |T82,496.06. broader field. Red CrPS* welfare Oregon gasoline' and oil consumers workers look to the Interests of for bey« «fnoe the '‘dry" erg began, hut are urged to curtail their supplies to mer soldiers and sailors In hospitals the growth |p narcette abtAse» te sot HEALTH CENTERS M Ì) ALL COMMUNITY UFE O b s e rv e r. TREMBLOR SHAKES NORTHWEST DRE60M NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. L a Grande's budget for city expans« to r (he eomlng year Is S196'460. . Tha charch of tha L a tte r Day Saint» heM a three-day leadership lnstitu tion at La Oreads. Dallas physicians report th st ssver e l cases of Influents have mads theli appearance in Polk county. Prom two and onehatf scree or Hals creek, near Weston. Oscar Winn harvested 600 sacks of potatoes. A total of 820.600 w ill be required to defray the expenses of the hoard ol control during the next two years. Jasper Turner to. Under arrest at Klamath Pella, rhsrgtd with the mar Aar of, his wife near 3 e itty last Mav A census Just completed tn CUtsoj county shows 4684 children of school age. an Increase of M over last year The li d annual meeting of the Ore gen State Horticultural society will be held tn Bugena December I , I and Ministers from all sections of M ar gathered la Salem last formed a oounty organise . i1 am mattes a remarkably showing In Harney oounty. Al 84 Ums por aero was fea yield. cases oí contagio»»« quarantine at La ranging from smallpox te A division of Polk county Is prop©» g cutting off the south part and n sow eounty to ba called the lowest minimum In order that the Industries of California w ill not euf far from a fuel shortage, la a letter received at tha office of tha Oregon public service commission from the Los Angeles chamber of eommarce. It was stated In the latter that the gasoline situation in C alifornia-w as ssrtous and that some action should be taken Immediately to conserve tbe supply. Addition of two stories to the su preme court building in lieu of erect ing a new structure under prevailing high c<*te of labor sad materials Is Advocated by Sam A- KP9«r. «««’* - tary of state, in case the stats been} of control and legislature deem U expedient to provide more room at this time for the scoommodstlon of tha several state commiaalone and depart ments which are no# occupying q o « r >era intended for the convenience of the egtelstore during their biennial ses sions Secretary of State Koser has estimated that the cost of two addi tional. stories to the supreme court building would he In the neighborhood of 8125,000, while the erection of a modern office structure on the cspitol grounds would entail an expenditure of not Isas than 1360.00© Hours by Appointment Phooe DR. C. H. JOHNS Chiropractor * MORO, ORE. god schools; maintain personaJ con tact with the disabled who are at home. Homo Service forms the con pectin« link between the disabled man In hospital or school and his family. But Home Service ha« grown be yond this. In nearly <0 of the 108 chapters of the Northwest»™ Division oxperleaeed social workers era em ployed, and the servlet la being ex tended to civilian families^ In some chapters information stations fqy the benefit of the general public have been established. In Raymond, Washington, the Home Service depart ment maintains an office close to the railway stations sad hotels where any day may be seen the visitor Inquiring (pf the r ssldsnce of a friend, or the genial Qrgygling man asking the loca tion of the business house upon which he wants to-call. Social Service extends down through the chapters to the branches and aux iliarlos- Several Northwestern chap ters have branches which maintain local Home Service operatives, their activities being rinanssd through small revolving funds from the chap ter treasuries. . * F ifty cents of every dollar of mem bership fee» stays in tbs community <n which it has been contributed. It Is that fifty cents which aids in this Important Home Snrv^e development •nongh to oecoalou alar» and 1« b*l«i held In check t e renewed activity < government agents, It was announced by the Internal revenue burean. BRITISH LOSE IN MANDATES FIGHT Control of Commission Io Given to Non - mandatory Powers. Qeoeva.—The difficulty of any «In gle power or Influence dominating the longue of aatlona was demonstrated whoa tha oouncll of that body, In spits o f determined protests by the British member«, decided finally to give oon- trol In tha permanent mandates com- m las Ion to non-mandstory powers. Tha oommlaslon w ill ha composed of representatives of five non-mandatory powers and tour of the mandatory The first American treaties to ba filed with tha league of aatlona wore put officially on reoord when Sweden presented the text of two agreements with the United Statea Under tha oovenant of the league of nations tha various countries must file all treaties and agreements made nines January 10 of the present year, •van those la which Aha other contract ing p arty la sot a member of the league. The arrival of the first American treaties, although they are minor oa, was an obeaston of considerable Interest among the league members and officials. A total of 81 treaties and agreements here been filed w ith the league. Of these, 15 were filed by Orest Britain, 11 by Prance, four by Sweden, »lx by Bwltyerland and 16 by other nations Which filed one each. Germany, ab though not a member, has voluntarily filed nine treaties. a SINN FEIN LEADERS ARRESTEDBY POLICE Dublin.—A rthur G riffith, launder of tha Sinn Fein organization; Professor John MeoNelll, Stan Fein member of parliament for Londonderry City and tha National University of Ireland, together with a number of others. ln- liudlag Professor MscNelll's son. wore arrested by the auxiliary police. What te described as tha first of many internment camps for the Irish repuhllcsn army, I t te aathorftatlvely stated, w ill he brought Into operation shortly. It 1a situated' a t B allytlnlar, la pundrumbay, .county Down, and 1a tapable of accommodating 1008 prlson- >rs. It te assorted prisoners w ill ba (labls to be Interned without trial and that membership In the Irish repute llcaa army will be sufficient yessoa for Internment. Other anmpa are to oouraa of preparation. It la reported that the roundup tha last seven days has resulted In 208 oirsste. N your planning, do not overlook tha great assistance you can obtain from allying yoursetf w ith a strong well managed bank. Open an ac count with us to-day and thuabegin a buainaoa acquaintance which will stand you in good Head during years to come. We are always ready Io advise with you concerning investments and to a»m«t you in every way in our power. O ar motto is service and small accounts at well a t large are welcome. I FA R M E R S ’ STA TE M o ro *- , London —The selsure during raids to Ireland of glnp ppto doeum«ntg s lie r Id I t ftog detail» pf a conspiracy for Ihmagtug handing« to Bngland, waa »aid to polios circles to he the cause 9f the erection of formidable hsrrl- sadse at Cha entrances of Downing itreet sad King Charles street. Both streets lead from Whltshsil to » group^of government departmental rfflcee sad also toe official residences >f Premier Lloyd Georgs and Andrew Boner Law, to« government leader in Die house of Commons. fietebe» Esparto tgrgesl ef Year, Woohlngton.^Exporta during Octo ber increased by »early 9150.800.008 While Import« ¿«creased approximately |1,OMJ>88. foreign trade figures made yubllp by 96« department ef commerce ^S p o rts wer« valued at |7»|^ 900.000 against 9805,008,000 la 8eptem par. while Imports wars valued at p83.000.000. Tha excess of exports «ver Import« la October, amounting to 99OOAO0.0OO, If tbs lasgest to any one month of to« present year. - RtotohsMsmemtomtolBtotoMtototomtotoBtoi W H E N YOU T R A V E L BY AUTO AND VISIT T H E DALLES STORE YOUR :i W A LTH E R -W ILLIA M S GARAGE TH E DALLES, - OREOON. D E A L E R S ’J IN L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t, B u ild e rs Supplies, L u m b e r, W o o d , Coal, C edar Posts, and H ay . M A N U FA C TU R ER S OF M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R . öooöoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaaooaamai WRITE, PHONE OR CALL UPON - W. L HANNA, DUFUR, ORE FOR BARGAINS IN FARM PROPERTIES Special Attention Given Wheat and Stock Farm i n u si i t i i d i i »»sis»eii9 8d>9tfiss4ah*iA n itot>aas g w g Special Rates NEW HOTEL PERKINS fteeeptlqn to H Gl*«n Mr«. MaeSwIney H«w York.—«Ml»» Jeannette Rankin, btodtog towtote to« < •« Vat«v«n» as former congresswoman from Montana, «oalatlmw of Ute allied eouutrte« was Will head the American Women*« re- organised here t e delegate« represent mptlon oommlttee of five hundred lug tha United fitatea. France, Great which w ill greet Mrs. Muriel Mao- Britain, Italy, Belgium. Oreeoe, Jug©- Bwlney, widow ef toe late lord mayor Blsvla and Csecho-Slovdkla and was ef Cork, on her arrival here on the Joined later by Portugal. Poland and liner Celtic. Mrs. MeeSwtoey will he Roumanla. soeompenled by h«r late husband’s «later, Miss M ary Macflwlney. Both Harding Competes fienai Inepectlen. are to teetify before the American Cristobal, Canal Eons— President «ommisslon on Ireland organised by stoat Harding toft the canal sone for Oswald Villard. I by United States on the steamer ^»satores n|ter a week's v is it Tha Blahops W ill Meet In Portland. Atlantic City, N. J.— The houee of fteamer wqi reach Norfolk BataydaT* «toaster Harding wlU prpceed to Wufr* MtopP« to« Methodist Episcopal iagton befoiB his return to Marina. »hurch, |a session M ya. decided to hpld l)e next semiannual meeting In pgrttoad. Dr., May XL L«b»y Unleoe Aiw , f i t Louls.-^A’.m lR asking 8BO.0M •w ed lfh Minister Dead. alleged damages waa filed la top air Waehtogtoa.— W. A. F. Bkengren. cult epart hare t e three local eat' taurant proprtstors z against four gwadlah m laletar to toe United gtatek, at tha togatloa here after a brief labor union organJsiOons far alleged part». — Aa iateteattowei pogugii Fifth aad WaaUagtea Sla. P O R T L A N D . ORB. Room with privilege of bath, •iagla, 75c up; double 81.00 up Room with private bath, tingle 81.50 up; double 82.00 up. Auto Meet« Trains. Street enn from Union Depot pea our door«. Transfer et 5th end Glieeh streets team North Bank Depot. I H W H ÍtlH H H » -H -h H I I I I M i I H 14 I 9 A I M -4* "THEY SAID I HAD T. B. AND « WOULD HOT UVE T1 ! I ’ L ; Mr. H arold W . Sohmldt. Box 98, Breese, Clinton Oo., Ilf ., hefiatiN. ha has reason to praise D r. H a rt- man’a Remedy for C atarrh al con ditions. • I om 4 Pwrv-ae «Wht aweMu « y CtuanRa Broech»«» cetarrt. tieM tsa tttn d . O m I Ska t ie of Pe-ra-na aed a eooM wain araaad aw------ tro.Ma waa dea to Chy l a CaAawS «< t e I Sad taa vaara, aataadtae «owe lata (Oa «Pi-ra-aa waa aaf ma aavar.” iamage te their huelnaei t e pickato Bread In Variety for Ferelgneru. The Perteet Color, In • tour of (he various foreign - Gettinq te a restful color. Oculists quarters of New York, one may find * There <'<>«wee a clekr «toy when oee ■ay that of all colors green te the a variety of breada: Asiatic arañil realise« ilm| »dothes are to keep the moat friendly to the eptlc nerve. Tn bread, the Idood-hrend of Scandinavia, the brnlsed-ln-oll bean bread of tit* tv«-Mlher off you. »het food Is te give lands where atrnmal anowe or eternal vuu lien h i » that home la ohelier and white eands flash up tbelr glaring re Japaaane. (he tree-pith biscuits of the Mongols, titrate bread comes In links Innplrntlnn; ! that, aside froiu being flections, men have to shade tbelr <deaw* and inoffensive, jOn«’a personal or go Mind. Rut green grass end Is the product of tha Balkans and ai«prentnce dote dot signify very bothers the eye. One can stare South Russia.____________ _ ihttefc: Hist the main thing In Ute 1» • fisrent to the fare all day with Im te he ««»lug elnng toward the goal ef punity. Nature’s green« never get on The Sugar la L ift's Cup. For stirring the heart there Is noth ymtr Ides Is. Thrft mn*f getting etd, ITa your aerveu, and they never quarrel ing like a firai-Hasa^kpoon with a gntln« sense. From town o« Time le w f Mlw V I » « « " * « * « • •«» pretty girt.— Boston Transcript. not master, but friend. 4Jolnet% - ;OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXX)OOOOOOOOCDOOOOOOOOOOOOOfiOOOOMBM Allied Vetergnp Farm Wertd fieuenfi. j CAR In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of W al ther-Williams Company. Competent workman always ready to help you in any way they can at least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge will always be reasonable. BAHRICAMES OP IN LONDON Barriers Right Feet High Are Erected In Downing S treet - B A N K A HALF e iN T U R Y IN USK TABLETS OR LIQUID O A L IT T L E M ISSIO N A R Y W O R K IN YOUR idle days by telling your neighbors o f the good qualities of The Observer. H you can’t get their aub- ecriptionfi, sen d 1 us thSir addregeee and we will sei them sample copies. 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