Sherman County observer., July 07, 1922, Image 2

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MORO. OREGON.
claim» approved its achievements, w rites 11 Uriel lla r .t e
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t7 f
la
veterana atete^aid Io the Nucth American Review.
dam mamar m «ha
u n til June 90 . ^md ¡a sense, of course, tbe coufereoce was
pa« wftew «1 M w «. O yw gna.Jidv». UM
paid to ea-aerviee men entitled to the itself suuiethlng <*f • return to a state
of suciety when society was «m a ll aad
eaah bomm a total of U . f i B . 7 » . » -
Q fin l
ftr
G a t}.
There had been approved by the international and not. as today. targe
eoanmieaioo 14.065 applications for ea a h and Intensely national. X o h o d j who
C. L I r e l a n d . ............ M a n a g e r. benefits, averaging approximately was ur»< oiinected » lib the o«tiier«-i»c»
9940. O f the total of 14.665 claims had for ibe moment any p articu lar in­
for eaah paid by the secretary of state terest an d a lim ited and cosmupolliaa
( - R * AMEMCAN PU£38 ABBOdA-nornJ 12.464 of the applicants were residents society »» < thus tbe cynosure o f e » e if
When M r. B alfour diverted IL
Juif 7.1922 of Oregon at the tim e of payment. | eye.
FRIDAY............
V l t b tea. it was an inter­
2148 were reaidents of other states O e tn e n ..
Stefibtfn Am Orem Out
T h e O b server
hp &nu
B a ra rla wUI probably not enact tba
•n d -glattu n y law th at haa been pro­
posed. but the very pr«.poaal Is lnter-
ting says Youths’ Companion
A r-
, ordln< to the provisions of the bill
anyone found guilty of arhlemmeret.
which mean gruee and luxurious fe»-d-
Ing. is to be Imprisoned and fln«-<l 100.-
«J0 m arks F or a second o ffe n d tba
flue might be doubled and the prtson
term Increased to lire years Fon -iga-
ers found guilty are to be d e j-c ed.
Tttfc law scema to b are been pn»i~—--d
In disgust a t the ostentation and greed
of the post-war profiteer and speculat­
or. T ba type la an unpleaaant ooe
anywhere, and. I f the laments of the
Germana are sincere. It Is especially
Just now In Germany.
Ao ordinary passenger locomotive
consumes a pound of fuel fo r every 52
feet It tra v e ls
Every unnecessary
stop, made w ith a heavy freight or
paaaeuger train, repreaents a fuel loss
of from 500 to 700 pounds of coal,
depending on the «eig h t of the train,
tbe length of the atop and tbe grade
condltlona, w rites Floyd W. Parsotis
to the W orld's W ork. A brakeline a ir
leak on a tra in of 50 freight cars has
been known to cause a loaa of as much
as 2,540 pounds of coal in a ten-hour
period. Tbe loss of coal every time
a modern locomotive ¡x»i* off fo r fire
minutes is about 75 pounds. I f loco­
motive firemen were to save a little
more than one shovelful of coal out
«.f every ton used.- the total saving
would be equal to nearly 1 per cent
of all tbe coal handled.
Kansas Forbids Shop Picketing.
Topeka. K an.— T he Kansas Indus­
tria l court issued an edict prohibiting
tho picketing of railw ay shops where
men have gone oa strike la Kansas.
Oregon's Gasoline Revenue $2.000.000.
Salem. O r.— State revenue« from the
t a i oa motor fuel oil sales have passed
the $ 2 » 0 .0 0 0 m ark.
and territories and 53 were resident»
of other countries, though residents
o f Oregon at the tim e they enlisted in
the service. Sherman county had 68
claims approved, amounting to $16,-
320.
, t
I n * addition to the bonus claim s
paid, w arran ts for
loans com
p le trd and approved fo r paym ent by
the commission have also been leaner
by the secretary o f sta te.
The*»
loan*
aggregated 975u.210.72 after
ieducting the amount o f any educs
.lu c a l aid which may
have
beer,
heretofore obtained from tbe state by
any o f tbe applicants.
In the l4.oo£> oo..u* claim s paid anc
396 loans completed, the deduction.-
fo r educational
aid
amounted
to
$83.703 19.
W arran ts fo r 22 approved claims
rem ain in tbe office of the secretary
o f state, not delivered because of
fa ilu re o f applicants to n o tify the
ooard or charge .of address.
Ter
jln e r applicants have died since th eii
claim s were approved a id two ar«
te ld up by legal proreas.
In te re s t on Debt M a y Be D e ferre d .
W a s h in g to n , D C — T he American
debt funding e o m m liiitn expects that
lntere«t payments by foreign debtor
nations, w ith the possible exception
of G reat B ritain , w ill be deferred for
a number of years, it was indicated
at the treasury.
2000 P o rtla n d M en Join S trik e .
Portland. O r.— Approxim ately 200«
railroad shopmen laid down th e ir todk
In Portland in response to the nations
strike order in protest against the fed
era! railroad labor board's rulings or
th eir grievances
MOO Q u it in W a s h in g to n S ta te .
Seattle. Wash — About 45( hi railway
shop craft employes in W ashingtot
quit work in answer to the nation-wid«
strik e call, according to raiiroad oper
ating officials
ORCHARD
P a y n e a n d F o w l ie , P r o p s .
R u fu s
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O re g o n
All who plan canning Fruit this
year should place
with
Fleck
22F1I
their
Orchards.
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orders
Phone
Wasco, in advance.
Free Camp Grounds for Parties
Calling at Orchard for Fruit.
W. H. WILLIAMS
D E S C H U T E S M O T O R CO.
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Starting, Lighting and Igni­
tion Systems.
Recharging
and repairing High Tension
and Ford magnetos Specialty
BATTERY SERVICE
AU makes rebuilt or repaired.
Tested and fiUed with distil­
led water FREE. We solicit
your battery work.
O x y -a c e tc lc n c W e ld in g
D ust- proof P aint R oom in C onn ection
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ELECTRIC STOVES
M EET
EVERY
E X P E C TA TIO N
Automatic cooking means
household efficiency. The
savings possible with an
electric range and low cost
of electricity both mean
money in your pocket.
ASK
US
TO
STRATE
FOR
DEMON­
YOU.
$220
S h e r m a n E le c tr ic G o.
E L E C T R IC S T O V E S , $ 3 7 t o
D eale*s in E lec trica l Appliances of A ll K inds
E v e r y th in g
S o ld
on
S tr ic tly
G u a ra n te e
B a a l’
TO W H O M r r M A Y C O N C E R N ;
W H E R E A S . tbe State G m p Coaa-
of tbe State o f Oregon Is
■adar Section 8, Chapter
69» General Laws of Oregon, 1921.
te close any open season or open any
closed season in any county or district
o f th< State <rf Oregon fa r tbe
ing and poaaeaeicr of game ani
aad bints:
N O T IC E is hereby given th at tba
State Game Chmunsmion of tbe State
of Oregon baa made and entered and
does hereby issue the following f
ORDER
na tio: a I im ld e u t. In the sense almost
T h a t tbe open season ao defined in
that upon tbe frow n of ■ kin g s u rs­
ine** <1« i»ended tbe fate o f nations. Chapter 153, 8actioc 2, of tbe General
And It was tea made w ith canned Laws of Oregon of 1881, for hunting,
aillk. to o! W as it a ruse t«f the w ily k illin g , taking or h a v in g io
Lloyd George?
D M be realise bow alive or dead, the following
tea helped the Inarticu late E n g l i s h ­ game animate and game birds respect­
man?
11OW it gave him something ively shall bo as follows to w it:
The open season for deer through­
to do w ith his hsn'ls, filled In the
pauses in his <s»uversation. o ’Uiiwo- out tbe entire state shall be and is
sated for Ids French—or lack of it— hereby declared to be from August
and most of all among the voluble -6th to October 31st of each year,
la tin s . cave him the fueling o f being, both dates inclusive.
The open season for quail and
afte r all at home?
Chinese pheasants in a ll sections of
tbe state where there is an open
One o f the «»blest methods *»f ob-
season therefor, shall be and is here­
' Mining power. by means of tbe wind­
by declared te be from October 15th
m ill. w ill be used on tbe newest a ir ­
to October Skat of each year, both
plane* between London and the Con-
dates inclusive. "
rinent fo r tbe purjxwe of obtaining
• The open sees on for grouse or
I electrb ity fo r lighting the passenger^
I cabins. T he «lynainoa w ill be driven by native pheasants in a ll sections of
the state where there is an open
tbe wind as the a ir expresses speed
season, is declared to be from August
slung at luU in lies an hour. . Mow
20th to September 20th of each year,
long, «me wonders, w ill It be before
both dates inclusive.
fu rth er attem pts are ms«le to utilise
The open s ea son for sage bens in
| the power of wind that is d ally going
a ll sections of the state where there
to waste? Steam and oil send mighty
' is an open season, is declared to be |
liners plowing through the ocean, whlld
I from July 15th te July Slat of each
(he wind sweejm along ns over a des­
year, both dates inclusive.
ert. Express trains rush through the
The open season for prairie chick- '
country at sixty miles an hour, and
' ens in a ll sections of the state where j
the «rind creates nothing but a d ra ft.
there is an open season, is declared ’
I f dynamos were fixed to tbe roofs to be from October 15th to October |
, of th e «arriages, as In the case of
31st of each year, both dates In ­
the airplane, perhaps tbe electricity for
clusive.
lighting, heating, and cooking could
N O T IC E is also hereby given that
oe obtained practically fo r nothing.
the changes in the open aeasooe made
by this Order in no wise affects the
bag lim its or other regulations
It m u From O’er The State
provided by law respecting the hunt
Reports of frictio n between the com ,flk fo r, k illin g , taking or having in
m e n ia l fisheries bureaus of Oregon possession, a liv e or dead, of such
and W ashington over operations of game animate and game birds.
Any and a ll persons hunting for,
fisherm en at the mouth of the Col
k
illin
g , taking or having in pos­
umbia riv e r are w ithout tru th , accord
session, a liv a or dead, any deer,
ing to C arl D. Shoemaker, master
quail, Chinese pheasants, grouse or
fish w arden of the Oregon state fis t
native pheasants, sage hens and (or)
commission
p ra irie chickens io the State of
T he M arion-Polk County R ealtor*
Oregon, in violation of this order,
association, at a m eeting in Salem
w ill be prosecuted as by law pro­
decided to start an .in vestigation to
vided.
determ ine w hether or not an oil pro
Dated a t Portland, Oregon, thia
Ject at St. Paul, several miles e u t
12th day of June, A . D . , 1922.
of Salem, is being honestly conducted
Oregon State Game Commission
and the money of investor* is being
By I . N . Pieiachner
used in sinking tbe well.
T h e favorite "bad road” leading into
Scio is being graded and rocked b>
the county court. This road, known
as the cem etery h ill road, was impas­
sable during the rainy season of the
year, m aking residents tw o miles east
of Scio go nearly six m iles out of
their way to come to town.
A fte r
fa ith fu lly
perform ing
her
duties as chief operator fo r the Canby
M utual Telpbone company fo r the last
1 4 years, Mrs. R Soper of Canby
haa tendered her resignation, to take
effect in two months
Mrs. Soper
w ill go to Newberg, where she is to
make her home w ith her sons.
Increases am ounting to h alf a cent
on 3O-4Os and a quarter-cent on all
other sixes of prunes were announced
by the Oregon Growers' Co-operative
association of Saledi.
Demand for
Oregon prunes and a w ider dlatribu
tion than ever before was given by
officials of the association as the rea­
son for the advance
T en years in th e 's ta te prison was
the punishment meted out by Judge
J. A. Eakin of Astoria to Robert Drake,
who pleaded guilty to an indictm ent
charging him w ith assault w ith in
te a t to rob
He entered the Knappa
State bank, seeking money, but fled
a fte r firin g four shots at the men in
the bank.
He was captured a few
minutes later by a posse
T be election recount suits filed In
Portland by W . W . Banks against W
J. H . C larke for state senator, and
John Coffey against R J. Kirkw ood.
H e rb ert Gordon. K R. Campbell and
Louis Koehn for state representatives,
both on the Republican ticket, re­
ceived a backset when C irc u it Judge
Phelps ruled th at more d efinite allega
tlons of mistakes on the part of elec
tion boards must be given
Hundreds of letters have been re­
ceived at the offices of the public
service commission w ith relation to
the recent order unscrambling the in­
terests of the Southern Pacific and
C entral Pactflo railroads
Most of the
letters received from points in west
ern Oregon urge the pnbllc service
commission to protect against the
segregation of the railroad's Interest*,
w hile a m ajo rity of the letters recelv
ed from eastern and central Oregon
approve the dissolution.
Restoration of the rates of the Pa
ciflc Telephone A Telegraph company
in effeet prior to February I t . 1921.
by confessing Judgment In the case
brought In the Multnom ah oounty c ir­
cuit court by Robert O Ihincan. John
r. Risley and Dora Shreve, to have
the, order of the old commission auth­
orising an Increase in the charges
aet aside, was attem pted through a
resolution Introduced by T . M K e r­
rigan. recall member of the com mis
sloft at an executive session of the
body held In Salam. T he resolution
as submitted by Mr. K e rrig an appar
ently was intended as a short cut to
the reduction of telephone rates la
Oregon, and if approved, probably w ill
have the effect of throwing the entire
telephone rate controversy In the
! I eourta tor (Inal d«(*rm lnatiqg.
Chairm an
By Geo. H . K elly
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Commissioner
By Blaine Hallock
/•
Commissioner
By M. A . Lynch
- Commissioner
By L . E. Bean
Commissioner
Again the U nited States geological
survey warns the Am erican public that
the oil supply Is diminishing, but the
hee«ll«*ss world g«x-s <m Its untroubled
way. knowing that when It has "run
out o f gas" It w ill find something else
to worry about.
Too Ixid atxm t the poor fellow who
■ Pl»enre«l In court penniless fo r having
tried to finance perpetual motion. H e
didn't hnow. It seems, that the fellow
in the flat shove who has a phonograph
has solved that.
An actress in ‘London went to <*ourt
against a d ram atic critic to disprove
his assertion th a t «luring a scene she
b it her toenails. Khe was sustained,
but the dram atic critic may ask for
a stay of proceedings to enable him
to appeal to a chiropodist.
A imtent suit filed by a
law yer is spoken of as raising one
of the most novel questions in the
history of the patent office. T h e quee-
tlon may lie whether a patentee should
trust a woman w ith the secret.
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flanagrer.
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Open alL hours of the day and
night. Car.« taken care <»f a t
any tim e.* Night man sleep in
the building.
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Agents for the
International Harvester Co.
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Combine Harvester
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CONDON. ORE.
J a m es s te w a r t
SW III HUD IISPE6T0I
and
Harvesting Machinery
We Have Now in Stock
Headers, Reapers, Mowers
and Wide Track Wagons
SHERMAN COUNTY
M0X0. OKI
Just Received a Large Stock
of Combine and Header Extras
D E P U TIE S
L . Schadewfca.
Dr Jot fiauadm.V fi
O re .
M o ro , O r e *
W . H . M ey e r, W eeco.
Bring in Your Order far Extras as Sano as Passihls
Geo. N. Crosfield
W a s c o , O re g o n
HOLT
H a r v e ste r s
1 2 -fo o t to 2 4 -fo o t
H O L T T r a c to r s
and
5 -to n , lO - t o n a n d
T35,
4 5 and
7 5 h . p.
We have anything a man wants to
fix up his Holt Combine or Tractor.
Those
learned
psychologists
of
Columbia university who are studying
the mental processes of men playing
poker have given tbe husbands o f the
land a novel and dignified excuse for
sitting up wrlth the k itty .
GET YOUR OBDER IN EARlY
An automoblllst was driving fast
enough, according to the evidence, to
take one’s breath aw ay, and fast
enough fo r the Judge, according to
the sentence, to take one’s license
There's strong talk of a railroad strike.
We have the goods now but we will have
to make replacement orders.
away.
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H Stock of Drapers and Grain-carriers
We are offering special prices on Groceries during
Hap jack
H our
Gruceri
ReceaaeU
Albero
Flapjacks
Aiken
Quality
the
hotcakes
of the
W est
the summer months, June, July and August.
Eztra Special Price os Fruit Jars
FULL LINE OF M E N S A N D LAD IES’ BATH IN G
SU IT S A N D W IT H STOCKINGS TO M A TC H
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