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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1922)
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OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. . <9 v*.e v, eolt hnfflug July T3, according to a report prepared by the state in A. BRUCE BIELASKI For the first time «Ince Its organisa dustrial accident commission. The tion, the council of the League of victim was D. L. Hamilton, truck Nation« met In London Monday. drivnP, (f Klamath Falls. - Long-Boll Lumber company, which G u y C h a m n e s s , P r o p r ie t o r V hat the national forests mean to own« thousands of acres of valuable the stockmen Is shown by figures for / • W a s c o , O re g o n ‘ A..._. timber near Kelao, Wash., la about 1 the 1922 griming season compiled In ready to «tart the erection of its mill«. 1 ' • ’ * the office of Supervisor Plumb, reveal All legislation necessary to give ef .j D r y Cure Retreading a Specialty ing the fact that 151,647 head of cattle, fect to the treaties negotiated by the f'.teep and horses are allotted range on Washington conference has aow been 1 Tire and Tube Repairing Brunswick Tires the Ds&chutes forest alone. enacted by both houses of the British 4 Hood River county, remarkably free r Satisfaction tiuaranteed parliament. iro n f rest fires up to date, develop Commissioner of Baseball Landis re ed an epidemic of bad burns last week. fused to modify his order Indefinitely The to r n of Wyeth was menaced by suspending William Kenworthy, form a fire thrae miles square and a seriouR er manager of the Portland club of burn v as discovered on the ridge be- the Pacific Coast league, from pro twe u Hood River and Mosier. fessional baseball. The menace of «cabbies, which this The plan of Senator McNary, repub spring was responsible for losses both lican. Oregon, for investigation by a In sTVsep and wool, is gone, bo far as Joint congressional commission of the the three counties of I^-s^hutes, Lake General Contractor« and Builders possibility of providing government and Jefferson are concerned. There «4- - - crop Insurance for farmers was ap is raid now to bo little chance of re- Cement and Concrete W o rk a Specialty proved by the senate agriculture com Infec io?; unless front other states. mittee. ----- Educailoff along safety-first lines, The third week of the railway shop coupled with painstaking and court- men’s strike opened with peace ne touc sctlvltlea on the part of the tra f gotiations practically at a standstill 1 Mrs. Ixetta- Jewell Brown, former fic officers employed in the law en following confersnces between rail ex actress, who has announced her candi- forcement bureau of the state n^qtor, A. Bruce Blelaekl, former ohlof o f| daoy for United States senator from vehicle department, have combined to the Investigation bureau of the de ecutives, union heads and railroad reduce arrests for traffic violations partment of Justice, who was kidnap board members when the differences West Virginia. more than half during the past 12 ped and hold for ransom by Mexican were described as "fundamental.” bandit«, but escaped. * 1 the close of the present biennium, ac months. i. t t t r H 1 t i • » r —* s « i ( < « 11 •■♦♦4 »»I > Japanese to Visit Brazil, Argentina. Fifteen million pounds “of dried cording to reports prepared by the Toklo—A party of business men. superintendents of the institutions prunes and 2300 pounds of green & the city lor tne tax due on gasoil ns much on the lines of that which visit prun^. will be handled through Salem lupplled ths city. Grant bases his rs- and submitted to the state board of •oncerns during the present season, usal to pay the tax ron the grounds ed America and Europe last year, will control. leave Yokohoma for Seattle on the There had been registered in Ore according to estimates made by fruit hat the state has no right to Ux it- steamer President McKinley July 22. ?xp<rts. The value of the crop, fig telf or municipalities unless express gon up to the night of June 30 a total of 109,001 motor cars, 2425 motor ured on n basts of $40 a ton for green irovlsion Is made for doing*ao through principal wheat-growing counties the Fifth aad Washington Sts. cycles, 423 dealers, 8801 chauffeurs prum e. Is approximately $1,350,000 to tome statute. crop has escaped serious Injury PORTLAND. ORE. One Is dead and three seriously In Spring wheat and oats, especially and 198,285 operators, according to the giftwe i s. M t mbers of the Presbyterian synod ured as the result of a wreck on the with privilege ot bath, «iagle, £ report prepared by Sam A. Koier, where sown late, are being materially $1.00 up; double $1.50 up f- secretary of state. The total receipts In session at Corvallis released for ogglng road of the George Palmer injured by drouth. Corn has respond Koom with private bath, single $1.50 *' publication a resolution or statement ¿timber, company near Vincent. Wil from the license fees for the first six up; double $2.50 up. ed well to the hot weather, 1>ut where Auto Meets Trains Street cars Ir o n months ef the year 1922 aggregate □ f belief signed by 25 leading pastors iam Palmer, 7 years old, was thrown not Irrigated will need rain soon. of the 'Btate, In whlgh they declared >n his head when a flat car ran wild, U nion Depot peas our doors. , 12,973,378. Forest fires along the line of the Transfer at 5th and Glisan streets iroes Plans for the submission to the themselves opposed to the measure on xnd was klTled, his skull being frsc- Tillamook branch of the Southern Pa N orth Bank Depot. the next election ballot directed The big sawmill of the Booth-Kelly voters of Portland at the coming gen ured. James Palmer, the dead boy’s cific have handicapped passenger and i— ♦— V -- — — }'■! A t t t S"t- - • - -r-i - ■4 K t !■> Lumber company nt Wendllng was eral election of a $1,000,000 bond Is ¿gainst continuance of privately con- other, suffered a broken shoulder and freight service to some extent. ither injuries. Leonard Leslie, con totally destroyed by fire last week sue to pay Jpr the Immediate erection rolled schools. H. J. Overturf of Bend, whose ap In otifoperatlon with tho predatory tactor of ths train, was injured and II was with difficulty that the -of a bridge across the Willamette pointment as an appraiser for the Spo animal ’ departm ent of the United drs. Palmer suffered injuries to her and other units of the plant, river, near the lower end of Ross la kane farm loan bank was recently as well ns the whole town, were „ land, were made by a Joint commit States biological survey, the sheep and >ack. A number of others ou the Suspended, has been reinstated. goat- men or Lincoln county met at rain were slightly bruised. saved. tee representing seven south and south Shipment of lumber from Bend dur Eddyville Saturday to work out a plan A total of 1<4 teachers were re east Portland communities interested Some winter wheat has been cut -)f co-operative action with a view of In Oregon, hut although the hot ing the month of June was at the quired to Instruct the 3921 children In the erection of such a structure sradicatine the predatory animals weather is hastening maturity, har rate of 30.7 cars a day, a new ship W . M. W a lk e r, rianager enrolled In the Union oounty schools Dismissal of proceedings before the ping record for the industry thsrs, daring the year ending last June, ac public service commission of Oregon from the she p and goat ranges of vest has not yet become general, says OREOON MORO The biggest three-day celebration cording to the annual report prepared , on the ground that it lacks Jurlsdlc Lincoln county. * the weekly crop report of the weather Judge Rgbert Morrow In circuit bureau. Conditions are unfavorable ever held in Union county was held by Mm. A. N. Ivanhoe, county school ■- Hon, was sought by defendant rail souft at Portland announced that he for filling of wheat, but in some of the pt Elgin. Eighty horses participated A M o d e rn T ile a n d C o n c re te C o n s tru c te d B u ild in g superintendent roads In the rate case brought by In the races before 6000 spectators. would allow n judgment amounting Because of the damage resulting to eastern Oregon farm Interests In an B u i l t b y M o r o C o m m u n i t y fo r t h e G e n e r a l P u b l i c B *p>Aam roads from the open cutout attempt to obtain a lower rate on al to approximately $25,000 against the •a automobiles, Herbert Nunn, state falfa hay shipments to western Ore ;lty of Portland in favor of five form highway engineer, will go before the gon dairymen. Commissioners Me er employes in the deportment of pub STEAM H E A TED E L E C T R IC L IG H T S legislature nt Its next session and Coy, Corey and Kerrigan denied the ic works who were deprived of their B a t h a n d H o t a n d C o ld W a t e r in E v e r y R o o m positions through an ordinance chang ask that the traffic laws be amended motion for dismissal. ing regulations. •o as to, curb this evil. OTl account 0T the unusual seasor D E S C H U T E S M O TO R CO. The W illamette Iron & 8teel com Elvis Kirby, alias James Owens, and which has brought on both the chero Special Monthly Rates for Room or Board pany of Portland has received a com joba Rathis. slayers of Sheriff Til and the loganberry crop at the sanx tract for the construction of 9000 tons Taylor of Umatilla county la 1920 paid time, pickers for these fruits are al lb s penalty for their crime on the a premium In Dallas. Many fruit if steel pipe. 9 feet in diameter, pen- gallows in the stata penitentiary at growers kre endeavoring to get theii itocks and other equipment to he used rxx X X . c . no.'xwxxxxyooocxxxj . XKjtìCicrooooooaoooooaooooo E LE C TR IC A L SER VICE B A T T E R Y SER VICE V __________ •slam . Rathis was the first of the crops harvested short-handed and arc in 8 miles of copduit to supply water Starting, Lighting and Igni ,o a new power "plant which will be A ll make» rebuilt or repaired. two men to mount the gallows. working overtime In order to sav< tion Systems. Recharging Tested and filled with distil A. C.. Koeppen o f Pendleton was the fruit, which ripens faster that nstalled on thè upper Clackamas -Iver by the Portland Railway. Light and repairing High Tension elected president of the Oregon State It can be picked. led water FREE. We solicit & Power company. The contract calls Pharmaceutical association in session and Ford magnetos Specialty your battery work. Bllllona will soon be supersedearby •or the expenditure of approximately In Roseburg, apd Pendleton wan select R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a « c o . O re g o n trillions In other countries than Rus H.000.000. ed as the site of the next conten sia, If the printing press Is not soon The city of Portland refuses to pay O x y -a c c tc le n c W e ld in g tion. First steps In the selection of a new replaced With the slower but more he state's two-cent gas tax and will D u s t - p r o o f P a i n t R o o m in C o n n e c t io n D E A t . E R S IN prealdent of Albany college, to sue healthful minting machine, says the ?arry the mutter to the supreme court Nation’s Business. After having a f the state Insists on collecting It. ceed Dr. A. M. Williams, who an Lime» Plaster» Cement» Builders M ORO -------- OREGON aounced his resignation last week, sample fair, Vienna announced that This announcement was made by City Supplies, Lumber,** Wood, Coal, the value of business transacted was attorney Frank Grant. The Standard have been taken by the board of thirty billion crowns. That Is Im Oil company recently submitted a bill C e d a r P o s ts , a n d H ay . trustees, j • t A new resort for Clackamas county, pressive to folk who still confine their THE MARKETS situated on the banks of the Aher couversutlon to millions and who do MANUFACTURERS OF nethy creek, about two miles from not recall promptly that the crown has fallen from its old value to four hun Portland Oregon City, and to bo known as Tamblyn park, was opened to the pub dredths of a cent. Even so, the Aus Wheat — Hard white, $1.14; soft trian frown of today, when turned In white, white club, hard winter and l lie on Saturday night. fiOt V- **V M » ’< XXXX O MX e » > The campaign inaugurated several to onr gold dollars, shows $14,250,000 northern spring, $1.12; red Walla. as the volume of business done by,the months ago by Albany college to ob $1.09. tain a fund for the erection of build Vienna fair, and Much results ure de Corn—Whole, $35; cracked, $37. lag« on the new campus and also an cidedly encouraging. Hay—Alfalfa, new, $16 per ton; val Oregon wIM have a larger pota’o ley timothy, $18@20; eastern Oregen increased endowment fund will b< crop this year than for n.u try years pushed actively this fall. timothy, $22©>24. Autom atic cooking means A union high tcbco'. compo'ed of past It will amount to about 3,000,- Butter Fat—40®44c. three and a half districts has beeu 000 bushel» «nd would have been still Eggs—Ranch. 20®24c. household efficiency. The organised by the district boundar) larger but for the long dry spell. Cheese — Tillamook triplets,"28%c; As a rssult of th , slump In the Young Americas, 29*4c; block Swiss. hoard of Lincoln county. The high savings possible with an nobool Includes lower Stleto bay and Strawberry market about mid-June, 32®34c; ctotm brick, 24®26c. electric range and low cost Cattle—Choice steers, ■$7.75@8.6O; Devil’s lakeland Drift_ereek._ , Hood River growers will receive con siderably less for their 104 carloads medium to good. $7®f7.76. There was one fatality In Oregon of electricity both mean of fruit tills year than last season, Shoep— Best spring lambs, $8®9; due to Industrial accidents during the when 85,000 crates brought an average medium spring lambs, $7®8. money in your pocket. week ending July 4. according to a Hogs — Prime light, $11 50012; | report prepared by the Industrial nc- of $2.85. The state limestone fertlllier plant smooth heavy, $ll®11.60. aldent commission. The victim was A. N. Garrett, salesman, of Portland. at Gold HUI, which has been Idle tho TO D E M O N - ASK US 8esttls. A total of 441 accidents were reported last year, has resumed with a dally S T R A T E FOR Y O U . W heat — Hard white, f l.lS ^ s o f t Warning was issued to smokers at output-of 100 tons. The plant 1« be ing operated by Ross A Shoemaker, white, white club, hard red winter, Bend by Fire Chief Car Ion against throwing away lighted cigarette stubs under contract with the state on a and northern spring. $l.lff; soft red — ----- - » wintnr. $1 15; eastern red Walla, near any Inflammable material. The tonnage basis. Government purchase of the Hahnc $1.14; Big Bend bluestem, $1.30, warning was given after six small HBy __ Alfalfa. $2$; timothy. $25; flree in w sawdust w qpw w a wsawws and wse dry f grass bad ■ mann hospital in Portland and ils dc- extinguished In the south end • »«“‘opment as one of the Important In straw. $17. • f town near the big pine milling1, Coast will be * •tRutlons stltutions on the Pacific ("oast Butter Fat—44®46c. recommended by Colonel Charles* R. D m U t i In Electrical Appliance* at All Kind* Eggs—Ranch. 17® 24c. ptoau. CaUle — Prime steers, $S 26®8.|d; All of ths state Institutions, with Forbes, director of the United Slates Phone 3 0 3 B v e r y t h ln o S o ld o n S t r i c t l y O u A r a n f e * B a n ta medium to choice, $7.50®8.25.. the exception of ths school for the Veterans’ bureau. There was one fatality due to In Hogs — Prime light, $11.50® 11.86; deaf, probably have on hand suffk lent 9<>nqr Ut hgndln theft «Mrattaus UfltH dustrial accidents in Oregon riurinj SBV.oth heavy, $ 6 ® 7.60. The walnut crop of the Willamette ralley la said to be exceptionally good this year. Mrs. Augusta N. Bradeen ha* b< -An appointed postmistress at Blltxen, Har- aey county. Oregon editors will meet In Cor vallis Friday and Saturday tor their annual potlatch. An advance of S cents per quart In milk prices was announced by Klamath Falls dairies. . ' In the view of oldtime resident«. Lincoln oounty Is this year witnessing the driest year on record. The Scio berry crop Is being cut abort because of the continued drought and the scarcity of pickers. A can shortage Is hindering opera tions at the big cannery of the Eu gene Fruit Qrowers’ association. A cut c< 4.« mills In U»n school bud get of the Pendleton school district was effected during the school year Just closed. Construction of ten new dry kilns, making a'total battery of 30 has been begun at the Shevlin-Hixon company’s plant nt Bend. More than 100 students at the state normal at Monmouth passed Friday In Salem Inspecting the state depart ments and Institutions. ; Five thousand dollars towards a $16,000 fund for purchasing a perman ent fairground nt Klamath Falls was raised by a committee. The plant of the Eugene Excelsior oompany resumed operations Monday, after an Idleness of several weeks Extensive repairs have been made. A big picnic is planned by the Yachats farm bureau community for Ha big annual farm bureau picnic to be held At Yachats July 11 and 22. Mrs. Robert Howard, aged «4 years, wlTs of the manager of the June Drake farm near Silverton, committed suicide by hanging herself from a rafter In a WASCO TIRE AND VULCANIZING WORKS ! B E N S O N & SON ’ M o r o , O re g o n Special Rates NEW HOTEL PERKINS Ttje fluoro H o tel W . H . W IL L IA M S R EPA IR D E P A R T M E N T Independent Ularehouee ( Milling go 9 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC STOVES M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R . MEET EVERY EXPECTATION GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES Com plete L in e of- Accessories AUTO REPAIRING ELECTRIC STOVES, g 3 7 to S22O ih S h erm an E le c tr ic G o . STORAGE Blacksmith and Machine Shop 'v- — FOSS &. CO., Inc. MORO. OREQON à 9.
