Sherman County observer., December 17, 1920, Image 4

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Herbeman Wins That Nam* In Chau­
F R ID A Y - .- D e c e in b e r 17. 1920
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POUNDS OF RADIUS”
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NEW HOTEL PERKINS;
Herbsman, lecturer on the
fourth night of the ChauUuqua Festi­
val, has more “pep" and punch to the
square inch then any other man on
t t t ’platform. The folks of the Chau-
tauqud world caB him the "two-hhn-
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THE TELEPHONE r*'l
COMPANY
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Room with privilege ol balk, siagle, '
SI .00 up; doubl« $1 JO up
Room with private bath, single >1.50 «
• up; double $2 50 ‘ep. -
Auto Meets Trains. Street can
1 Union D e p o t pass our doon.
A Blue M a rk bere wjJJ an« »or aa in*
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dale ol
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T render at 5th and G liaea atreeta
* 4‘ - Highest Type of Courage.
The beat examplea of heroism ore
found In everyday life. To keep
sfistSlly On M the face of obstadea
taken courage. There’s little In life's
commonplaces to awaken poesy, bnt
there’« much to challenge admiration.
With nHther flag n or drum boat many'
an hepel« epul light» against » 4 » that
seeds to leave no chance for tmcceaa.
Yet when the soul Is headed right It
knows neither retreat nor defeat. It
has learned only to move forward.
No matter how hard the struggle lx, It
keep* 6ft.
Ih the face o f severest
tr|ala great advance* have been made.
W hen poverty rises to shako off Its
fetter* through an attempt to servo
humanity It challenges fo unequal
combat and wins In proportion to the
justice o f Its cause*
J, R. Morgan
Jam W ilkie
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In spit« of ths fact that a great m ajority of the telephone using public thoroughly
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dred pouadeof-radlum man,” so re ­
markably does he radiate enthusiasm.
He was formerly head of the De­
partment of Public speaking at one of
our great Universities. Since coming
to the platform he ha» reached a high
place among American lecturers. He
Is an orator and thinker of the first
rank.
His addresses hgve the red
blooded vim and vigor that appeal to
every American.
understand the right«, duties and obligations of public service companies, we find now
and than an individual who does not understood the m atter. .
A telephone company, in its broaiest sense, is a partnership consisting of ths
State as an institution, tbs public as a group of customers, and the company. Tbs
State determines the extent to which the company may go and regulates its rates, sar-
vie a ra n d
practices.
The company furnishes the fa c ilitie s w ith which these rights are
axerciaed and the services rendered.
Those members o f the public who constitute tha
customers, furnish the revenue w ith which the company
services.
la e n a b l»
to perform these
No telephone company can exist* without customers, a »
must ba t r e a t » w ith fairness both by 4he company and by tha Stats.
these customer«
Tha State dbas
not perm it any undue burden to he p la c » upon a customer. '
and Slock Farm
Sp ecial Attention Given
A public service corp<ffation,
in a . b r o » sense,
is merely an o rg a n ls » righ t te
render the publie a service, and in the same larger sense the service belongs to the
company's customers. ...ft follows
that the customers are really tha eempeny.^ W hat,
benefits or henna tha one has a lik e effect upon the other.
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ANTI-ALIEN LAW IS DRASTIC
D E N T IS T S
Office on First street.
Phone Main 83
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Dr. C. L. Poley
P h y sic ia n an d S u rgeon.
M oro, O regon.
O ffic e in re s id e n c e .
Residence phone M 72
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
W e are anxious that our présent customers, applicants fe r servioa, and tbs com­
pany shall be t r e a t » fa irly .
California No Longer Permits Jap­
anese to Lease Farms.
Sacramento, Cal.— California’s new
and more drastic antl-allen land law,
an Initiative act approved at the gen­
eral election last month, Is now ef­
fective.
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It withdraws the three-year agri­
cultural land leasing privileges from
aliens Ineligible to citizenship and
seeks to close loopholes in the orig­
inal law of 1*13 through which, it Is
•aid, Japanese were continuing to gain
control of California farm land.
Specifically It provides that no alien
Ineligible to citizenship nor any or­
ganisation controlled by such aliens
may act as guardian of a minor who,
because of birth In this country, may
legally acquire agricultural land.
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Chiropractor
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Bryant
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A Story of the great outdoors. 2-reel comedy. 8-reel show
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M ORO, OREGON
Freight and Express
Handled Prornptfy.
Moving
Efficiently Attended To.
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Moral Is Plain.
The man who Is willing to take
things as they come frequently finds
mat some one else has h e a d » them
off.—Ronton Transcript.
How inû^)
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o y t c h a n g in g e n g in e oii?
Dirt accunuilaU’3 in the oil of
every engine—carbon, road du st,
fine particles c f racial, and gaso inc
th at hap escaped past the pbtor a,
T his dirty, diluted oil circular ng
through your engine causes unpre-
essary w ea r on bearing surfaixs.
H a v e it drained out—nota—aixl
fresh oil put in th e crankcase.
you convuo-
iendy, quickly, eooaoaddkUy—with
W e qan do th a t fa r
F r id a y , D e c e m b e r 2 4 - -
have y o u driven
car
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Mathews-Livingston, Proprietors
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M odem Crankcase Cleaning Ser­
vice. W e use Calol Flushing Oil,
the new , scientific flushing agent,
w hich cleanses thoroughly w ith­
out danger o f contam inating the
supply o f fresh ofl. A nd to assure
correct lubrication w e refill the
cleaned crankcase w ith Zerolene o f
the correct grade.
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Ering in your car today. Modern
Crankcase Cleaning Service wiB
give im m ediate better engine per­
formance. D one regularly it w ill
lengthen your car's useful Hfit.
'Once to Every Woman9
S E o r r in g
Ponzi N o w B ehind Bara.
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Bryan Te Visit Harding.
Marlon, O.— President elect Harding
baa iû v tt » W illiam Jennings Bryan,
former secretary of state In President
Wilson’s cabinet, to confer with him
here December 17 in regard to the plan
for an association of nations.
Plymouth. Mass —Charles Ponsl has
s t a r t » serving his sentence of five
years for fraud. He o b t a in » m illio n s
o f dollars from thousands of parson«.
MODERN
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Rail Rata Rises Upheld.
Milwaukee, WIs.— The state of Wis­
consin was e n jo in » in federal court
(rem Interfering with enforcement of
the order of the Interstate commerce
commission establishing a 3.S cants a
mile passenger rate and other In­
creases In rates on railroads In Wis­
consin.
W ar Coats U n it » States 24 Billions.
Washington.— The net cost of the
war to the American government was
f i x » bs Secretary Houston at >14,-
010.000.000.
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W A L T H E R -W IL L IA M S G A R A G E
Japan has recognised the new Mexl-
government, according to a rep o rt
Horace K. Dodge, automobile manu­
facturer, died at his Palm Beach, Fla.,
Textile Labor Pay C u t
J, Boston.— A reduction by about tt%
per oent In the wages of aproxtmately
one-third of the >00.000 textile work
era ln Mew England was announced!
here.
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In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of W ait
• ther-Williams Company, Competent workman always ready
to help you in any way they can at leaat expense to you.
For any service rendered the charge will atwaya be reasonable.
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
Appeals for Hungry Children.
Washington.— President Wilson has
a p p e a l» to the American people to
contribute funds for the relief of three
aed a b à li million children In Central
Furope who are described as facing
starvation.
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WHEN YOU TRAVEL
Uncle Sam Making Big Quns.
Washlagton. —- Production of ord­
nance material, particularly main bat­
tery guns and fire oontrol Instruments,
for the seventeen m ajor ships now un
der construction fo r the navy progress­
ed satisfactorily throughout the last
fiscal year, according to the annual
report of Rear Admiral -Charles B.
McVay, Jr. chief of the bureau ol
ordnance.
A peaoe treaty between Armenia
and the Turkish nationalists in i
posted to have been s ig n » .
J. R. Howard of Iowa, was unani­
mously re -e le c t» president of the
American Farm Bureau f» e ra tlo n at
the dosing session of the organisation.
Official notification of the result of
the plebiscite In Oreeoe and an Invita­
tion f a return to Athens and reaacend
the Greek throne Immediately were re-
c « tv » by King Constantine.
Oeorge Boyd, Terrence Fitts and
Chat lea Valsnto, accused of having
mutdered James A. Petrey, sheriff of
Sonoma county, and Miles Jackson
and Lester M. Dorman, detectives of
San Francisco in Santa Rosa, Cal.,
were taken from the county Jail in
Santa Rosa, and ly n c h » by a mob.
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PI neaS2r*theri '» Ä ¿uïh Fla. Try it a » MS»
so ld evKFrnffM fcfte.
home.
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It rettore» f the ■■petite,
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di«peb Ike C« larrhaT •oiaoan which ere c.
•R the trouble nd put. the varloM organa la i
w o .h i.« order. T k « e b
twra o f Ohe
Office opp. H otel Sherman
W ASCO.
To continue to extend our service wider our present con­
dition is Impossible. We invite our customers, the public of Oregon, to interest them*
■elves In our problem.
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national News.
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W ith our old triend H A R R Y C A R E Y in the leading role
Also a good 2-reel comedy. An 8-reel show.
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