Sherman County observer., July 21, 1922, Image 2

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T h é O b s e r v e ri william schabe found
G. Hansoa Write» of Synod
STEWART ARD MITCHELL
SCALE HOOD WITH LEGION
Local Presbyterians and a ll young
people of thia vicinity w ill be inter­
ested in the fact that the Presbyterian
l u A m m P irtj
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mattar at ib«
Local Carpenter Dies in Bed
synod of Oregon has dedicated a build­
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ing at the edge of the campus o f the
Attack of Epilepsy
Oregon Agricultural C ollege at Cor­
Moro wan represented by Lee Stew ­
W illiam Schlaise was found dead in v a llis to house the work of the student art and George M itchell in the annual
his bed Saturday morning. v after no pastor, w rites Rev. Henry G. Hanson, American Legion clim b to the top of
Manager. res pirns* wan given to the breakfast who is now in California after attend­ Mt. Hood on Sunday, July 16tb. Be­
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c a ll, by W. C. Campbell, w ith whom ing the Sysod of Oregon at C orvallis cause of their successful trip end safe
he had been liv in g since his recent !*|s»t week. The house for the student arrival and return from the summ it of
^AMPRCAfT^nS» ' asspoation
1 pester has teen fu lly paid for and has
return fro m Pendleton.
Mt. Hood they «re now e lig ib le to fa ll
Mr. Schlaise had been working un­ he«n in m-a much o f the past year. memberahip ia the M assine Society of
F R I D A Y .................July 21. 1922 usually hard during the last few w eeas Among other a ctiv itie s given in the
Oregon, an organization made up of
year was the
in his trade of carpentering, rebuild­ new building last
those who hove made at least one rac-
A fleet of att airplanes nas boet ing the wheat warehouses that co l­ Thanksgiving dinner for more
ful aaeont of a peak o f 10.000 feet
ordered to proceed from Crlsay Field lapsed last w inter under the heavy 2i0 students who could not go home.
or more, having a live g la cier.
A change in the organisation o f the
Calif., for duty la foreat Ore patrol load of snow on the roofs. It is thot
The two loft Moro after lunch on
work in Orefoa. The planes were de that this hard work caused an ep ileptic Prp°byj^.ri»n syno<f which.was consum­ Saturday, arriving at the end o f the
tailed from the army air service at th< fit, to which Mr. Schlaise had been mated at Corvallis was ths appoint­ auto road at 6 .30, where cars were
subject for some tim e, and that during ment of Rev. D. A Thompson, a Port­ parked, the American Legion moun­
requests of Oregon congressmen
A resident of Wasco county for 9". the night w hile suffering from an land pastor, as synodical superintend­ tain camp being reached by a hike of
He takes the place o f Rev.
years and a wagon train pioneer oi attack he turned face down in bed, ent.
three m iles. The camp waa located
Boudinot S eeley, who becomes church
Oregon. George R Snipes. Do years smothering him self.
about two m ile» above Cloud Cap Inn
The funeral service was held in the extension secretary of Portland pres­ and ia maintained by Hood R iver poet
old, died at the family home neat
Dalles, following an illn^t* ex Methodist church Monday afternoon. bytery. Both men have been in the o f the American Legion.
The sermon was preached by Rev. state for many years.
tending over a number of month*
The Hood River poet furnished a ll
A report of the New Era Committee
C a m * ruction of a 20-mile road at a U .C Smothers. Follow ing the church
m eals and the lunch for the clim b.
C<M( of 110,000 to cut off miles of th. service the local American Legion brought out the fact that Presbyter­ A big camp lire entertainm ent waa
e iftM Ae between the Century drtv< took charge of the service at the ians in Oregon last vfear gave an put on Saturday evening, lastin g until
and Davla, Odell and Crescent lakes cemetery. The many beautiful offer- average of less than six cents a week 9 .30, featured by speeches from Mayor
will be started at once, H. L. Plumb jngs of flower» showed the sympathy to support nil the m ission and educa Baker, o f Portland; Sam Koxer. sec­
of the public for the distant kindred. tional enterprises of the denomina­ retary of state of Oregon ; C ol. Creed
Desehutes forest supervisor, state».
The mother, four sislers and three tion. This was less than the average Hammond, and others prominent ir.
brothers, liv in g in W isconsin, were given by the 1,735,000 members of the Legion work for the department of
unable to be present. Mrs. Schlaise denomination. The growth of mem­ Oregon. Music was furnished by the
CAUSE AND .
bership, however, was tw ice as rapid
and her relatives were present.
K nights o f Pythiaa band from Hood
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as the growth of the entire denomina­
River. The singing waa a feature of
T h e re was a
tion.
the even in g’s program and waa under
good
d eal
of
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Mrs. C. M-. Redfield and sitter,
the direction of Mike Brennan of Port­
m ud
th ro wing
Mrs. Nan Butler, of B-nd, stopped
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cam ­
land. Camp closed at 9 :30, when the
over in Moro on the home trip from a
paign.
Hood River national guard formed an
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vacation in the W illam ette valley,
armed guard around camp and no one
sult In Its be­
Notes of Interest to AB
and visited w ith their aunt, Mrs. E. R.
waa allow ed to enter or leave the
com ing a la n d ­
Hickson. Both Mrs. R edfield ar.d
Local De nom malie»»
camp, nor was any disturbance to ler­
slide.
Mrs. Butler were accompanied by
ated.
their respective daughters.
The day o f the clim b began with
A fair-sized audience heard Rev,
FOR SALE
U. C. Smothers speak on “ The Faith bugle call at 3:30 a.n»., every one up
of Our F ath ers,” at the Presbyterian and breakfast soon eaten, lunches ob
tained for the climb. The »tart wa
church,Sunday evening.
made at 6.30 for Cooper’s Spur, which
Rev U.gC. Smothers and son Ar­
i ia on the south edge of E llio tt Gla-
thur le ft f r The D alles Tuesday »fter-
I cier. Upon frrival at Cooper’s Spur, Upper M ain Street, opp. Garntfe
noon to attend a group m eeting of the party waa halted at “ T ie-In ” rock
Methodist m inisters, held Wednesday
CONDON. ORE.
where all were roped together in
in the Methodist church. Rev. D. H.
groups o f 16 to 35. A cheek waa here
l^ ach was in attendance, as w ell as
made of the party to see that each
Rev. E E H igley, superintendent of
waa provided with colored giaeees to
the Methodist Indian work in the
protect the eyea from the glare of the
Northwest..
snow, faces painted lib erally with
.
A large and attentive audience list- grease paint of various shades and
am es tew a r t
i ened to the-aermoi. en titled * Character hues from black to a lig h t blue, and
, B u ild in g .” delivered last
Sunday that a ll wore corked shoes and that
: morning in the Methodist church by each had a »tout alpine stick . A ll of
J the pastor, Rev. U. C. Smothers, -I t these item s are a necessary part of
! is earnestly hoped by Rev. Mr. Smo- the equipment.
I thers, as w ell as many others, that
Mark Weygandt assumed charge of
SHERMAN COUNTY
the sermon w ill result in much good the party from Cooper’s Spur as head
to thé chlîdren and youth of the eom- guide. H e ia a veteran who has seal
W « M a te It SPELL For YOU at Prices
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ed ML Hood 615 tim es and he goes up
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u n ity .
So Low T h ey Will A sto n ish You
without the aid of either rope or line
T b n** L atter H ea d s Y o u H a v e B een N ee d in g So Long
A life lin e extends down from the
DEPUTIES
summ it about M00 feet. Stewart says
CHRISMAN. PR0H1 AGENTS
“ and that 1200 feet is a real job, hand
Dr Jos Seueders, V I
CAPTURE MOONSHINERS over hand op it, and alm ost a straight
M o ro , O re .
Ore.
W. H. Meyer, W a co .
w all of ice and rock.” Top w
Two Men Arrested; Moonskine and reached at 12:10.
Here waa met
large party of Mazamaa who had made
Still Cor.fixated in Big Raid
P a y n e a n d F o w l le , P r o p s .
the elim b from the Portland a»de.
The summ it c f Mt. Hood is a long
Wednesday forenoon Sheriff Chris­
R u fu s
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narrow ridge ranging from ten to
man was called to the phone from The
forty feet in width and extending
D alles and informed by two federal
about 200 or 300 yards in a north and
All who plan canning Fruit this ..
prohibition enforcement officers that
south direction.
A cold wind was
they had sufficient information to war­
year should place -their order»
blow ing. It waa very smoky, obscur­
rant a strong suspicion that a regular
ing the view . Even the city o f Port­
with Fleck Orchard».
Phone
quantity of moorshine that had been
land w an-not discernible because of
going intkf The D alles by means of a
22F11 Watco. in advance.
the smoke from forest fires, though
Chevrolet truck waa from the northern
with field giaeees it was barely v is i­
part of Sherman county.
Sheriff
ble. All of the large eastern.Oregon
Chrisman was told that a raid was
country waa hidden behind the smoke
being planted to find the source of
clouds. The ranger cabin, m aintain­
u p p ly ,‘ and that he waa invited to be
ed, as a forest fire look-out station,
one of the raidirg party.
was the popular place at the top. The
Sheriff Chrisman met the federal
men were very busy trying to furnish
officers by appointment at The D alles
coffee
for the crowd.
and took them in his car to Rufus,
When the tim e came to start down
where they had dinner. A search
it was found that the distance down
warrant was sworn out before Justice
the line waa harder than going up.
of the Peace L. B. Pavne o f Rufus,
At the end of the life line, those de­
and the officers of the law proceeded
siring to do ao, may
leave the
to the old Frank Brown place, located
“ strin g ” and slid e down a distance of
back of the town of Grants. Here
a w feet over snow and ice. The
was found one of the best moonshine
slide was very th rillin g , hut, Stewart
manufacturing plants the federal offi
said, ’ a part of the equipment should
cert had ever seen in their work as
be a green fir slab to slid e on instead
special federal agents.
o f o n - w ell- just the sn o w .”
Coop­
The plant was found in an old
e r ’s Spur waa reached in short order,
building on the Frank Browrvplaee,
under lease to Jack Thompson, who then came the hike back to camp,
supper, and departure for home.
with a man by the name of Brown,
The climb ia an annual affair con­
waa operating the moonshine factory.
ducted by the Hood River lo s t of the
The officers found that water from a
w .. never more iatcinating than now, because to* much ha»
American Legion. This year 99 reach­
been done lo ¡mure comfort and delightful recreation at all of r cold spring was used to cool the coil ed the top of Mt. Hood in the Legion
and an all copper wash boiler was the
party. N ext year it is the hope of
the many retort« near the mouth of the Columbia river. You
still.
A considerable quantity of
the members of Hood River poet t o
can plunge into the »urf. dig clam», fish, hunt, play, rest and
double d istilled 110 government test-
double the number. The trip is beat
proof corn liquor was destroyed, along
get the real joy that only a beach vacation can give. And you
summed^up in another quotation from
with the s till and coil.
have tbit brilliant galaxy of beachc» to choose from:.,
Stewart that ia apparently quite con­
The men were taken before Justice
cise, when he said, “ i t ’s a hard trip
of the Peace L. B. Payne at Rufus,
up, but i t ’s great sport a -slid ln ’
where they plead guilty and were
down.
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fined each $200 and given a 30-dsy jail
MOMO.
DEAD SATURDAY MORNWC
OREGON.
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un «i hut tutra
D e sc h u te s M otor C o.
GARAGE
J. L. Hatthes
Hanagrer.
M oro, O re g o n
Offen all hours of the day and
night. ’ Car.« taken care "f a t
any tim e. N ight man sleep» in
the building
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K e lly S p r in g f ie ld T ir e s
G o o d r ic h T ir e s a n d T u b e s
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COLEMAN & CO.
MORO, OREGON
Agents for the
International Harvester Co.
Combine Harvester
F. T. Hurlburt
PRINTER’S INK SPELLS
G e n u in e F o r d P a rts
and
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Harvesting Machinery
W e H ave Now in Stock
Headers, Reapers, Mowers
and Wide Track Wagons
Just Received a Large Stock
of Combine and Header Extras
Bring in tour Order far Eitras
u Soon is
Possible
ORCHARD
GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY
Free Camp Grounds for Parties
Calling at Orchard for Fruit.
THE RAILROAD STRIKE IS ON
We have the goods now but we will have
to make replacement orders.
T he Lure o f th e
G e o . N . G r o s f ie ld
W a s c o , O re g o n
BEACHES
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We are offering special prices on Groceries (luring
the summer months, July and August.
N O R TH BEACH
C LATSO P BEAC H
T ILLA M O O K BEACHES
or NEW PO RT
ask our agent for
“ O u tin g s in th e P a c ific N o r th w e s t”
a n d “O r e g o n O u td o o r s ”
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They tell the whole story. Then pack yb b j trunk and pur­
chase a Round Trip Sum m er Excunion Ticket via the
unions pacific
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system
Extra Special Price on Fruit Jars
sentence
The fines were paid and
the sentence suspended during good
behavior.
She*iff Chrisman states that for
several months-he had a strong sus­
picion that a plant u n In operation
I in the Rufua section, but Until the
J men had become carelra* and hold in
I their distributing methods he la d rot
! been able to locate the glace or se-
I cure enough evidence to warrant ac­
tion on his part.
Stock Ranch For Sale
One o f the he»t stock ranches In
Eastern Oregon located In Morrow
county; 17«) acre» 125 acres In cu l­
Insuring that most wnndeiful trip
tivation; 80u acres woven w ire fen ce;
down through the Columbia River
ax) acres I'Mht timber; all kinds of
Gorge.
I^et our agent tell vnu all
out hdlldir gs; good five room houso;
about it.* arrange your itinerary ai d ■ ' all klrds of fruit and berrle». Price
1-4 SIR,480. Ahundanee of water Hunter
make, your reservation.
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A C o.,25 Grand a te . .Portland. ,
A . R o te , A g e n t
» Geoersl Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
FU LL LIN E OF MEN'S A N D LA D IE S ’ B A T H IN G
HOLT T ractors
HOLT
a n d
1 2 -fo o t to 2 4 -fo o t
The UNIVERSITY ✓
OREGON
The collage of
and the Arta with 22 i
T he proiteaionel ochoob oí Archi-
tio n
5 -to n , lO -to n a n d
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4 8 and
76
h . p.
We have - anything a man wants to
fix up his Holt Combine or Tractor. ;
Sociology.
The 47» Year
Tibetans Don’t Use Water.
'rho Tibetans never touch water, t>ul
dean their faces and hands with bat­
ter, which they keep In the ground as
forg as 00 year».
SUITS A N D W IT H STOCKINGS TO M A T C H
U nndötty -O rkon
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Ortto The Aagtebror. (ZaéarrsMp « /
A Stock of Drapers and , Grain-carriers
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