Sherman County observer., December 10, 1920, Image 4

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JOSEPH WALSH
WRITE, PHONE OR CALL UPON
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FRIDAY....... December 10. 1920
C. HANNA, [llllltt. »HE
ei Guurdiaus Sale of Real
Notice is hereby given that, pursu­
ant to lioenoo and order of the County
Court of Union eo ;«’y, Oregon, the
undersigned, as g uarl'an hereinafter
deecribed, < :il, at or a fter the hour
of nine o’clock a .m ., on the 20th day
o f December, 1920, at room IS, La-
Grande National Bank Building. La-
Grande, Union coynty, Oregon, sell
at private eale to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, subject to confirma­
tion of paid court, the follow ing de­
scribed real property in Sherman
county, Oregon, belonging to the es­
tate of Charles Clsude Noyes, a minor,
to w it:
An undivided one-twelfth interest
in and to the South h alf of the North-
east quarter, the North half of the
Southeast quarter, the South h a lf o!
the Southeast quarter, the East half
of the Southwest quarter, a ll in Sec­
tion Eighteen, Township two south.
Range seventeen, E .W .M .
Dated at LaGrande, Oregon, this
12th day of November, 1920.
C. W . Noyes, Guardian of the
Person and Estate of Charles Claude
Noyes, a minor.
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FO I BARÜAINS IN FARM PROPERTIES
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* —To give good telephone service. -«• *■
—To keep its property in good repair and expand it to meet the re­
quirements of the public.
Tablet« or Liquid
Bay It Dtlwr Way
To pay wages sufficient to m aintain an efficient add contented or- <
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. (gnixation.
—To earn a reverue th at w ill ersble i t to borrow the money abso­
F o r Coughs, Colds snd C s ts rrh
M r . t. W Btarahall. B ram pton M ic h Ira n * u ,’CT,nr
H ra d . Noat- 1 hroat and Stom ach, claim « a com plete co re. H ia le tte r is
. T o r the P* A two years I have been troubled with « y « y ^ ‘5.^ 7 . ^
Fo-rB-na tablet« and they have affected a complete cure. I do not h e sita te to
,t t o r all catarrhal conditions."
U M r M arshall is ju«I one of m any thousand« w h o have
I been benefited by D r H artm an ’s Famous m ed icine in
I the raat fittv years.
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1 It is by atlmu!atii«ir the digestion, enrichin g the blood
I and loninu- up the o e ves that Pe ru-na la aM e to eaert
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lutely necessary in its operations and to afford a reasonable
profit to its ownerd.
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In the State of Oregon today nor earnings are insufficient to accomplish
these results and we have asked the Public Service Commission of the State
Joseph Welsh of Massachusetts,
chairman of ths congressional commit­
tee Investigating ths United States
shipping hoard.
to approve a schedule of rates which we believe w ill provide the added reve­
nue required.
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Keep la tba Haas«
ARGENTINA LEAVES
LEAGUE ASSEMBLY
Dr. C. L. Poley
P h y sic ia n and S u fg e o n .
Bright & Bryant
ally by purely mechanical means.
The Dili«» and Moro, Or«.
Subacrlba for ths Observer.
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NEW HOTEL PERKINS i
Fifth and Washington Sts. .
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Room with privilege ol bath, tingle,
75c .up; double $1.00 up
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Room with private beth, tingle $1.50
up; double $2.00 up.
Auto M eett Trains. Street cart from
Union Depot patt our doort.
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Tran tfer at 5th and G litan ttreett from
North Bank Depot.
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M oro, O regon.
Office in residence.
Time rs Monty.
“Chnr1ey, dear.” said young Mrv
Tomkins. ’T m going to rend poetry
after this.” "Whnt for?" " It save«
so much time. There are so mnnt
open spnees in poetry that the time
requlretl to read a page Is materially
Shortened
S p e c ia l R a te s
PO RTLAND, ORE.
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No question of stocks, bonds or capitalization is involved.
Specimens of Egyptian reetl pipe*,
some of them more than 3,000 year«
old, have found their way Into the
W . C. B r y a n t . nni: cuius. • In-llieiu tire, perliups, to
C. 3. B r ig h t ,
be found the secret»« of tboae scales
wt.M» are all that survive o f a musi­
cal : j t to«» ancient for history.* Oni>
writer Assumes that the Iuslinct for
liurmomlous projiortlons and symmetry
possessed b.v primitive man led 1dm to
Attorney »-a tr-Law
place tho holes a t equal distances
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along his reed pipe. Tira« a system
of scales carao Into belnf quite natur­
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The Telephone Cim'pany Desires
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Special Attention Given Wheat and Stock Farm
Egyptian Reed Pipes.
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M oro, Oregon
VETERINARIAN
T o M y Patron«: „ If , you cannot get me
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direct by phone at Moro, pleate
cal.
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St C o .’t garage, who will promptly notify
me when I return to town.
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The Cohi-
base its decision upon a fa ir value o f our property fo r rA e
making purposes and our earnings and expenses.
We believe that the public, realizing the benefits of adequate telephone
service, w ill support this effort dn our p a rt, to insure the maintenance and
Geneva.— The Argentine delegation
withdrew from the league assembly.
I t was the first reef struck during ths
three weeks' deliberation which had
development of a high standard of telephone oginraunicatioo.
been going on with reassuring smooth­
ness until It got Into a fog In ths 41s-
ousslon of amendments.
Independunos shown by Honorto
Pueyrrsdou of Argentine in voting
against postponement of consideration
of tho amendments and hia breaking
of the eedembly's unanimity, with
Beaor Velasquop of Paraguay support­
ing him, were regarded as ominous of
stormy session, but ths Argentine
delegation's extreme action In With­
THE PACING TELEPHONE INO TELEGRAPH DOHPINY
drawing was unexpected.
There Were two currents of'opinion
here. One is that the directing minds
have too much neglected the feelings
of the smaller powers and have erred
In opposing discussion of tho amend­
ments; the other is that the Argentine
delegation has been too precipitate In
Its action.
An amendment to the covenant to
the league of nations eliminating -
tid e X , the moat mooted section of
the pact, was introduced in the aaaem-
bly of the league by Charles J. Doher­
ty, Canadian minister of Justice. The
amendment w ill probably be referred
to the committee on amendments.
BRIEF 6EHERAL HEWS
A GOOD TIME TO
BUY WOOD
WE HAVE IN STOCK:
16-INCH FIR
16-INCH PINE SLABS
16-INCH FIR SLABS
PINE BOX WOOD
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W . K. J o h n so n , M a n a g er
MORO
OREGON
The Clarinda Trust A Barings bank
of Clarinda, Iowa, voluntarily dosed
Its doors because of slow collections.
Official reports from 46 state« reveal
a widespread Industrial depression In
spite of which no serious or general
unemployment has aa yet developed,
the national Industrial conference
board declared In a statement.
Whiskey valued a t $86,000 stored
in the government bonded warehouse
at 8an Francisco was found to have
been stolen when examination of the
barrels In which It waa contained
showed them to be filled with water.
Thirteen countries have aooepted
the Invitation of the Chilean govern
ment to send representatives to parti­
cipate in the festivities early In De­
cember commemorating the 400th an­
niversary of the discovery of the strait
of Magellan. *. ■.; -
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The Interstate commerce commis­
sion has established a carload mini­
mum of 60,900 pounds on a ll grains
with the exception of oats, ear oorn
and oorn in the shuck, upon wkteh a
minimum of 80 per cent of the marked
capacity of the car waa fixed.
Would Banish High Heelg.
Boston.— A ban on high heels such
« newer carried puritan or pilgrim
ancestors to church Is to be sought
from the' legislature by the Massachu­
setts Osteopathic society. Announce­
ment that the society would Introduce
Mil to stop the high heel at Its
source—the manufacturei^-was made
at Its 19th annual convention.
Chile Denies Japanese Alliance.4
Santiago. Chill. — Lata Aldunate
Boheverrla. the foreign minister, Is­
sued a statement emphatically deny­
ing as "absurd” rumors published in
the European and American press re­
garding an alliance between Chile and
| Japan.
8909 K illed In Ante Accidents.
Washington.— A total of $808 per­
sons vfsre killed In automobile acci­
dents, or died as a result of Injuries
therefrom, during the last year, the
census bureau announced.
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Recognizee Mexican Government.
Rio Janeiro.— The Brasilian govern
ment baa recognised the government
of President Alvaro Obregon of Maxi
eo. It waa announced.
O ld J i|n n « w Title.
Tycoon la the title by w h ic h .th e
Shoguns of Japan ware known to for­
eigners etnea the signing of the treaty
In 1864 by Commodore Perry on be­
half of the United States and lyesada,
tba shogun of Japan.
The discouraging thing about teHing
• friend about an Interesting thing libo
your own troubles Is that It remind«
him of bis and ho baa to toll about
J^rc/da»
nsid Joels on a dirty job f
flushes the crankcase thoroughly
O U R E N G I N E requires an
and refills w ith clean, fresh oil.
internal bath frequently. Road
dust, carbon from the combustion - T he garages listed below are n ow
equipped to perforali th is n e e d e d
chamber, and fine particles o f metal
service quickly and for a nominal
w orn from the bearing surfaces get
charge. W e use Calol Flushing Oil,
into the lubricating oil in the crank­
w hich cleanses thoroughly w ithout
case. A ll this dirt circulates w ith
danger o f contam inating the fresh
the oil through the engine. If it isn’t
Zerolene refilled into the cleaned
drained out regularly there’s bound
crankcase.
to be excessive w ear and tear.
TO D A Y : Bring in your ear for Mod*
Gasoline also escapes past the
em Crankcase Cleaning Service. It
pistons and dilutes the oil.
w ill result in better engine perform­
M odem Crankcase Cleaning Ser­
ance and longer life for your car.
vice gets rid o f the dirty, diluted oil,-
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MORO
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OREGON