Sherman County observer., January 21, 1921, Image 1

E s ta b lis h e d 1 Ö W 7 .
Dr. Howard Qove
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iVl o v o ,
CITY POPULATION
INCREASES FASTEST
Shçrm an
NOBEL PRIZE WINNER
C o u n ty ,
P h o n e M a in 481
U. 8. Comprise
F r id a y . J a n u a r y
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F i v e O e u fs
] SENATE C0KS8TTEE
ADOPTSJARIFT BILL
People Residing In Towns In
e r F a rm e rs S ta te
O regon.
Practically AH Farm Products
51.4 Per
Included In Emergency
Cent of Total.
lure.
Washington.— The urban population
of the United State«, or people living
In places of 2500 or more, la 54,218,052
or 51.4 per cent of the country’s total
population, and the number of people'
Hying In rural territory Is *51,390,739,
W h a t I s Y o u r T e le p h o n e
Washington.— The Fordney emer­
gency ta riff bill, broadened to include
practically all fatvn products Inayad
of tho lim ited ntuy}>er as the meacure
passed the housg^sras approved by the
senate finance eomnAt tee, which voted
In m o
to report It out.
urban population represented 45.8 per
Seven amendments were added, mak­
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company has b u ilt up a telephone
ing ten in all. No provisions of the
D E N T IS T
system
in Oregon from 7027 stations in 1900 to 94,528 stations in 1920. Thia
Oregon’s urban population If 391,*
original blit, however, were removed
development was secured for the most part during a period when cost of labor
019 and rural 393,370; Washington*«
and rates on the ni^jor products were
and materials was normal. During these 20 years the Telephone Company
748,735 and 507,885; Idaho’s 119,037
left In tact Opponents of the bill join­
and 312,829.
has carried out its part in the building of Oregon. Its operating expenses
ed
with
the
authors
of
amendnunis
Office on Firat street.
Ip total urban population. New York
have increased faster than its revenue — for the lagt five years it has been
and forced the acceptance of moat of
Phone Main 83
leads the country, while Pennsylvania
them despite opposition from the bill’s
operating at an increasing deficit.
This condition cannot permanently
¿lands second and Illinois third. Rhode
defenders.
continue.
MORO.
O R E G O N Island has the highest percentage of
The amendments made a part of the
urban population compared with Its
measure by committee action include:
New capital cannot be obtained by public u tilitie s at a ll except whei.
total population, with 97.5 per cent
Sugar, |2.13 the hundred pounds un­
rates
are such as w ill afford reasonable assurance, w ith efficient management,
California was fifth with 88 per oent
til the retail price Beaches 10 cents a
In total rural population, Texas leads,
of earnings sufficient to care for legitim ate fixed charges and establish for
pound.
Office Phone M »in 93
Knut Hamsun, Norwegian poet, ones
while Pennsylvania Is second, Georgia
Frozen meats of i l l kinds, 2 cents
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them a basis of credit. This does not mean that rates should be such as in
a
street car driver In Chicago, who
third, Ohio fourth and Illinois fifth,
a pound; all other meats 25 per cent
themselves
w ill supply new capital, but that they be such as to ju s tify capi­
each having more than two million was awarded the Nobel prize in liters* ad valorem.
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investments
in competition with other business ventures...
turn.
people living outside cities and towns.
Apples, 20 cents a box; chorrics 4
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Mississippi has the highest percentage
cents a pouiyi,
The proposed rates represent a very small increase to the individual
of rural population as compared With
A tto r n e y -a t-L a V
„Tobacco, Sumatra wrappers and fill­
Its total population, it being 86.6 per
user — from 2 1-2 to 11 cents per day. In the aggregate they represent a
ers, 92.85 a pound; stemmed Sumatra,
odft
93.50 a pound.
revenue to the Telephone Company sufficient to enable it to continue to serve
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OREGCN
Butter and cheese and their substi­
the public, meet its payroll obligations and show a reasonable return upon a
tutes, 8 cents a pound instead of 6
legitim ate investment.
cents, provided in amendment which
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Washington.— Stqr>s looking toward bad been accepted.-
Adequate service ia dependent upon adequate rates.
disarmament were taken, by the house
Cattle and sheep
be used for
foreign affairs committee which re- breeding purposes were exempted from
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, ported a resolution authorizing Pros! the duty on Imported animals.
Washington.— Despite Japanese as- dent Wilson to invite all nations to
surances of regret and precautions to ®®nd delegates to an international con
Physician and Surgeon.
prevent a recurrence, a thorough in- r«ntlon to -consider ways and means
restigatlon will be made by the United i Although all members of the com
States government of the killing of ( mHtee voted for the proposal, demo-
M o r o , Oregon.
Ueutenant W. H. Langdon. American cratl objected to its adoption now on
naval
officer at Vladivostok by a Jap- the ground that it might embarrass
O ffic e In re s id e n c e .
the president They contended It was
anese sentry.
Washington.— Recalled to London
Admiral Gleaves, commander - in * a question which should be consider for the announced purpose of consult­
chief of the Asiatic fleet, reported to ed by President-elect Harding. Chair­ ing with Premier Lloyd George and
the navy department from Manila that man Porter, an advocate of the movn- Karl Curson, secretary of state for
phone M 72
ae had appointed a court of Inquiry
in s is te d , however, that ft was
-foreign affairs, S ir Auckland Geddes,
♦ O ffice phone 463
to "investigate the circumstances sur- the desire to have the resolution ready British ambassador, quietly slipped
tor
Mr.
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M
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Wilson
did
ra u M ta g the death o f Lieutenant
sway and tailed from New York for
Langdon.** He added that he, with not act on It qiyi that there was no England.
FIT QUOTATION
members of the oourt. would go to thought of causing embarrassment to
It is understood there are several
the president.
Vladivostok-
subjects to receive earnest discussion
Officials Jiere in the meantime w ill
In London and It is said to be re­
awaft the findings of the naval court FARMERS WILL END FAMINE garded as essential that S ir Auokland
«0
and an answer to the note dispatched
have the benefit of the fullest dis­
Office opp. H otel Shermao
by the state department to the Japan­ W ill Supply Corn If Cities and Towns closure' of the views of home officials
Furnish Transportation.
ese government. The note requested
before he undertakes to establish form­
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O R E G O N an official explanation of the affair,
Chicago.— Tho farmers of America al communications with the incoming
and suggested that the Japanese gov­ stand ready to give enough corn to administration here.
ernment make adequate reparation for appease the hunger all over tho world.
Among the subjects thought likely
the killing of Lieutenant Langdon.
If the people of cilles and towns will to be discussed Is the project to free
Vhoae
Hours by Appointment
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Renewed assurances of regret over transport It to the starving, President American ships in tho Panama canal
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the a ffair eame from the Japanese R. J, Howard of the American Farm from tolls.
government In a note transmitted to Bureau Federation declared here.
The emergency ta riff bill, especially
the state departm nt through Baron
Addressing the Illinois Agricultural In its probable effect on Canada, it is
Shldehara, Japanese ambassador.
association, President Howard declar­ understood, also w ill be among sub­
E R T A I N fin e ty p e s o f
ed he had advices from many states jects taken up.
to b a c c o , p r e v io u s ly u s e d
Another subject for conversation Is
LEGION HOTEL FOR IDLE assuring him that the farmers would
be willing to donate liberally from the refunding or conversion of the
fo r e x p o r t, p ile d u p In th o
Seattle Poet Opens Hostelry for Job- < America’s corn crop in oitfer that no British war debt to America.
at Residence..
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n
it
e d S tates d u e t o t h e h ig h
one In the world might starve.
less Men. .
Finally, It Is believed to be probable
rate o f e x c h a n g e . F r o m th e s e
“Don’t show yodr Ignorance by
that the British premier wishes to
Seattle, Wash.— American Legion
. V fant A rm yR eoruitlng Halted.
acquaint himself with the exact state quoting Hamlet as the one who said
men of Seattle began what Is believed
h ig h grad e to b a c c o s w e h a v e
Washington.—O v e r the protest of of public opinion In America regard­ he’d rather be a dog and buy the
GSBaa
Wheeler Caustica
to be the first enterprise of Its kind
m a n u fa c tu r e d * 1 1 1 ” (O N E *
the majority of* the m ilitary affairs ing the naval programe and the Irish moon.”
In the country when the relief com­
“Well, It Is nn npt quotation, any­
E L E V E N ) C IG A R E T T E S —
mittee of Seattle post No. lfc took over committee, the senate adopted a reso­ question.
how, for wasn’t Hamlet a great
the First Avenue hotel, 1003 First lution offered by Senator Lenroot, Wis­
Dane 7”
a
n e w p r o d u c t — a q u a lity
avenue South, to operate it solely for consin republican, directing tho secre­ MONEY
SITUATION
EASIER
p r o d u c t— »wde ° f tobacco never
FO R S A LE
unemployed ex-service men. The com tary of war to cease army recruiting
We Taats With the Noss, Really.
previously
used in cigarettes in
mlttee, sanctioned by the post, renam­ until the size of the regular army is Government Certificates
Over-Sub­
The sensation of taste, while of com­
ed the hotel "The Veterans’ hotel,” eût down to 150,000 men.
scribed 100 Per Cent.
this country.
mon and constant experience, Is highly
and opened doors under the manage­
Washington.— Subscriptions aggre­ complicated In Its nature. What Is
Egyptians
Plot
Against
Britain.
ment of George Dupea, member of the
London.— The authorities In Egypt gating more than 9500,000,000 were re­ commonly called taste Is not a simple
U pper M ain Street, opp. Garage post.
ceived by the treasury, Secretary sensation at all, but rather a complex.
T^e Veterans’ hotel Is a three story a.rp said to have discovered another
Houston announced for the combined In addition to the actual functioning
CONDON. ORE.
frame building of 70 rooms and capa- conspiracy similar to that of the Issue of certificates of Indebtedness for of the apparatus properly pertaining
able of accommodating 260 men. Near­ •‘Avenger’s society,” an alleged antl- 8250,000,000 offered for maturity on to the sense of taste, the tongue re­
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ceives Impressions of vnrlous other
ly 31000 has been raised by the relief Brltlsh society uncovered last fall, A p rils 5 and October 15.
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sorts, all of which go to make up this
committee for the post through vol­ says a dispatch from Cairo.
Oversubscription by 100 per cent
complexness. As finally recorded In the
untary publie subscription for main­
of these issues, which call for a lower consciousness, the taste of any sub­
T H E M ARKETS
tenance of the hotel.
rate of interest tban has been asked stance has to do with Its heat or cool­
by the government for six months, was ness, perhaps with a mild amount of
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Portland.
J Cork Mayor’s Parole Reversed.
regarded
by treasury officials as In­ pain, certainly with «stringency or
Widest —7 Hard white, |1.66; soft
Washington.—Zrtie parole of Lord
dicating some easing In the money acidity—which are In themselves fu r­
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white, 81 GO; white club, |1.62; hard
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Mayor O’Cnllaghan of Cork waa can­
situation.
ther complexities of thermic and tac­
winter, 61.57; northern spring, 81.60;
■HERM AN COUNTY
tile sensations— and above all with
celed by Secretary of Labor Wilson,
—wblck
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red
Walla,
81.55.
w who announced that he now had per­
Hk« ^ n i^
roe ro p
smell. The reader will probably agree
Harding Plans Extra Session.
Oats— No. 2 white feed, 834.50.
reur aieney heck
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that Ice cream and coffee are entirely
Address: MORO. ORE.
mission to land for the purpose of re-
Washington.—
President-elect
Hard­
Corn— Whole, 844; cracked, 847.
different
from
their
true
selves
when
sblpping oo board any vessel bound
Hay— Willamette valley $mothy, 827 ing practically hae decided to call a served at Inappropriate temperatures;
for a foreign port, unless the secre­
Special session of the new congress on
@28 per ton, alfalfa, 820021.
and It Is a matter of record that a
D EPU TIES
tary of state direct that he be kept
April 4, members of the house ways
Butler Fat— 4^ 048c.
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person of the keenest taste mny make
on the vessel on which he came to the < Eggs«— ftanch, 47048c.
sud moans committee were Informed the most ludicrous errors If asked,
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by Chairman Fordney, who has Just blindfolded and with his nose stopped, j
United States.
Cattle •— Beet steers, 88.50tfi9.25;
returned
frogr a conference with Mr. to Identify substances pluced In the
W . H . Meyer, Wise«.
good to choice, 8808.50; medium to
Harding at Marlon. Mr. Fordney dis­ mouth.—Boston Fost.
Auditor Must Turn In Wedding Fees. good 87.50@8.00.
Vancouver, Wash.— Fees «»collected
Sheep — East of mountain lambs, cussed with the president-elect gen­
by J. L. Garrett, county auditor, for ?3.50 tfi 10.5t); Willamette vallay lambs, eral taxation and tariff question«,
Starting the Baby Rlgh
which wWl be among the
more
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4MIX3 tm**
mr
performing marriage ceremonies will 9909.50.
There are various methods of as­
portant subjects to oomo I
be turned Into the county fund. This
Hogs — Prime mixed 811.50012;
suring good luck to an Infant. In
special sessiQQ,
order wee Issued when the county smooth heavy, 911011-50.
rural England, If Its right hand Is
commissioners’adopted a resolution to
hound up for a short period soon after
Needy Head Washington Benue L is t
that effect
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birth It w ill surely become wealthy.
Until entirely rid o f a cough or «old, look oat. T h e y arqai
Olympia, Wash.— In order that ex-
The Rpeslsrtls sweep their children’s
¿Wheat r - Hard white, 81.65; spft
Idaho Labor Wants Direct Primary, white and white duty. 81 63; hard red service men entitled to com pen sat lop faces with pine boughs to assure good
Ju«t B r*«
of P*-ra-ae
Boise, Idaho.— Organised labor in winter, soft red winter, northern under the bonus a c t who are In Imme­ fortune, while to keep the Irish buby
taken « bob Bitar exposure or
diate need of funds, may get profs»
S nt menifaetetlfla <g trouble
from
harm
a
belt
of
woman’s
hair
Is
the state of Idaho as represented by spring apd eastern red Walla, 91.69;
will twualty break a eold er
ence ,ln payments, an appeal was Is­ placed about It, and to achieve a sim­
dlwiinat« In a burry tbe mart
the Idaho state federation of labor Big Bend bluestero, 31.70.
paraulrnt
eougb.
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sued by C. W. Clausen, state auditor, ilar object Roumanian mothers tie red
v « ce*
favors the return of the direct primary
Hay— Eastern Washington nixed,
TA B LETS O B L IQ U ID
ribbons
around
the
ankles
of
their
off­
urging those not In absolute need of
law and so declared at the closing $35 per ton, alfalfa, |2?,
the money at this time to defer Read­ spring. In Holland garlic, salt, bread
meeting of the federation herq,
Butter Fat— 45047«.'
and steak are put In the cradle of the
ing In applications for a few months.
Eggs—¿Ranch, 46®49c.
new arrival, while to protect thetr
Poultry —» Hens, dressed 3 2 0 /2 c ;
12 Navy Seaplanes Fly to Panama.
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babies the mothers of Wales put In
2500 In Bonus Parade.
Interstate Stock Inspector
their cradles a pair of tonga or a knife.
Panama.—Naval officers are enthus- alive, 27031c
Portland,-Dr.— Twenty five hundred In Iceland, when the first tooth ntakea
of »taillons for
isstic over the successful completion
Hogs — Primo, 91150012; smooth
A L L th e tim e .
yt-Service men marched Saturday Its appearance, a lamb la presented to
of the flight from Baa Diego, Ctk, to heavies, 910.50011.50,
F o r C o u n ty n e w
night through the downtown streets the child, to he Its “very own,”
tbe
»one by 11 of tbt nary F4-L
Cattle — • Prims steers, I8 T 5 0 8 I5 ;
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la a stirring but orderly pared« la
W « t^ r A la ily B oilolt
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