Sherman County observer., July 28, 1922, Image 4

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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
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REVEREND TAYLOR
Japanese Aie Good "Shota”
"The Japanese guns may certainly
never shoot, but there Is one kind of
•hooting that won’t cease ee long as a
yen remains In J apaneee pockets over
here,” writes a correspondent at Wash­
ington. "I refer to •crapshooting.’
“The Japanese learned the game
while they were playing another down
at the Pan-Americun building, Mnd they
huve the average crape maniac beaten
before he starts
I "One may watch a handful of the
little men Crate Nippon throwing dul-
lurs on the table for all the world
-like a multimillionaire playing rouge
et noire nt Monte Carlo.
"They are"beautifully consistent and
lose their dollars with a smile Just us
they win them. They clear • British
diplomat out of all tils money, and
then offer to lend him taxi fare buck
to his hotel.’’—Detroit N ew s
STATE CAN’T MOVE
INFECTED WHEAT
WASCO TIRE AND VULCANIZING WORKS
Guy C ham nesa,
Olympia. W ash —The state ha« no
’ rincipa, Events of the Week
authority to compel the owners of
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
weevil Infected wheat, stored In bln«
or special piles, to remove It to dis
mation of Our Readers.
Infect the warehouse, O. R. Schuman,
assistant attorney general, held. The
Medford merchants will build an In-
warehouse company can. however, up­
iuitrlal pavilion for thia year’s Jack-
on the refusal of the owner to remove
the grain, terminate the storage con
i.n county fair
tract and cause the wheat to be trans­
The strawberry season at the Sil
Mr«. B. C. Hopper, president of the
ported. The opinion follows an in
Wl»con«in League of Women Voter«, verton Food Products company has
qulry by R. R. W hits, chief state In
who received the Democratic nomina­ closed with a total pack of 75 tons
spector, in behalf of the Pacific Coast
Most of the town of Blue River, 45
tion for United State« senator.
elevator, which operates grain ware
miles east of Eugene on the .McKen
houses in all parts of Eastern Wash
zie river, was destroyed by fire, ac-
Ington The grain. It la said, has be
ording to report.
come Infected during storage periods
A Bird of a Pun.
Fourteen traiuloads of spuds will
The prise for the season’s worst pun of two years.
be shipped from Nyssa as the harvest
goes to Christopher Morley. Observ­ 5 The warehouse company Is not an
from that'place this year, is the claim
ing four ladles waiting outside a pay Insurer for the grain stored In Its
of the residents. .
car on a siding, ready to "bone" the
tpilldtng and cannot be held liable for
For the first time, so far as Linn
men as they cpine out for a contrtbu-
Marshfield. Or.—The entire business
! !lon to some, doubtless, worthy cause, shortage In the weight of grain caused
section of Marshfield was threatened county official records show, a woman
by long storage when a warehouse re
he
paraph rustically
commented:
pastor
has
performed
a
marriage
cere­
with complete destruction when fire
calpt haa been Issued, the assistant
(
"Where
the
gar-casii
Is,
there
ara
the
Rev. Or. F. N. Taylor, pastor of the
broke out In the Portland rooming mony in the county.
' mulct y era."—Boston TranecilpL
attorney general holds.
Twelve more names have been add­ Indianapolis First Baptist church, who
house early Saturday morning, spread
was
elected
pres
dent
of
the
Northern
ed
to
Oregon's
list
of
heroes,
accord­
Hew
Crab«
Propagate.
to nearby buildings and swept north
T h e Doctor*« P ro ro g a tiv e .
Crab» reproduce by egg«, which are
and south on . both sides of Front ing to information just received from Baptist convention.
Doctor (as agonized patient rush«»
laid
In
the
tpimraer
season,
shortly
street, razing twenty-five business the war department.
Don’t yell
after the female has shed the hard In)—-"Good 1-ord, man!
structures and four residences in the
Mr and Mrs. Don C. Hall of 811lca
shell. She has an abdominal append­ like that—at least wait until I tell
mine, at Lower bridge, near Bend,
heart of the city.
age In which the eggs are carried you where you are suffering."—La
Many valuable records and maps
ere killed when their car went over
Rlre (Paris).
about for safely until they hatch.
were destroyed when the city hall, a grade and fell 1000 feet.
the engineer's office, the city Jail and
Mrs. Eunice Brown has been ap
the fire department headquarters went pointed postmaster at Drew, Douglas
Prescott. W ash —Starting from an
up in flames.
county, and Mrs Mary E. Schults at
unknown cause in the warehouse, fire
One man, thought to be Henry West Linn. Clackamas county.
Horstman, known as "Dutch Henry,
Two new lines of copper wire wUl totally destroyed the Prescott flour
was probably burned to death when be strung between Eugene and Flor­ mill, owned by the Portland Flouring
he was trapped In the Portland room ence by the Pacific Telephone & T ele­ M ins,company, causing a loss estim at­
A r c t h e B e s t R e c o m m e n d a t io n o f
ed from $100,000 to $150,000. depend­
ing house, located over the Gildeshelm graph company this summer.
Junk store.
Eleven thousand acres of Crook ing on the amount of new wheat that
One fireman and a dozen residents county Irrigated lands are devoted to had been hauled in for storage.
The mill and machinery, warehouse,
on First street were severely burned the production of alfalfa, according to
a
office,
residence of Manager Dunlap
and injured.
T h U In s tit u tio n o f f e r , a th o r o u g h , p r a c tic a l, a n d s t a n d a r d e d u c a tio n
a survey Just completed by W. B.
and the entire plant was destroyed.
Tucker, county agent.
at a coat w it h in re a c h o f th a h l« h s c h o o l g ra d u a ta .
Wheat hauling had been In progress
Hanford
MacNlder.
national
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BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
It offers training for co lleg ia te degrees in:
mander of the American Legion, will for many days past and, according to
Railroads centering in Chicago can be In The Dalles Friday to attend estim ates bare, there must have been
Agriculture
Mines
celed a number of trains to conserve sessions of the state convention of fully 50.000 bushels of wheat on hand
Pharmacy
The
mill
was
built
33
years
ago
by
Commerce
the Ann-ri-.au Leeton.
fuel.
Vocational Education
It Is reported that an unusually large the late H. P. Isaccs of Walla Walla
Engineering and Meeh Arts
The League of Nation« council haB
It
was
originally
a
300
barrel
mill,
but
Chemical
Engineering
confirmed the mandate of Great Bri number of lambs are being killed this
Forestry
was increased many years ago and
summer
on
the
range
by
coyotes
as
Military
Science
and Tactics
tain In Palestine
Home Economics
Joseph Young, president of the Den the result of the campaigns against then about two years ago it T a s re­
It offers training also in: The School of Music, Physical Edu
ver A Rio Orande Western railroad, the Jackrabbit pest, the natural food built and the capacity Increased from
500 to 600 barrels a day, and the most
has been named receiver of the road of the coyotes
cation, Industrial Journalism.
The first fatality from forest fires modern milling machinery Installed
Thousands of dollars of damage re
F a ll T e r m O p e n » S e p te m b e r 1 S .
suited from wind, rain, hall and elec this season occurred when J M. Hoi The storage capacity of the warehouse
was
about
fiju.OOO
bushels
For circulars of Information and illustrated booklet w rite to
trical storms that raged In the vicinity comb of Portland died on the operat
Ing table at St. Vincent s hospital from
of Omaha last Saturday.
T H E R E G IS T R A R , O R E G O N A G R IC U L T U R A L C O L L E G E ,
President Harding accepted the in­ Injuries received while fighting flames bond case is significant
C O R V A L L IS , O R E G O N
vitation to becapie an honorary mem­ in Columbia county
Thomas
Fair.
3d,
who
was
shot
in
Columbia
Irrigation
Securities
Held
ber of the Flathead Indian tribe of
General Obligation.
Montana and to the naming after him the leg by a deputy sheriff at Coburg
of one of the highest peaka In that on the night of March 30, died at a
Olympia. Wash.—Declaration of the
Eugene hospital, following a second supreme court in the (telumbiu Irri­
state.
Major-General
Harbord,
deputy operation on the leg. Fair was sus- gation district case that Irrigation
chief of staff, who haa been in France pected of bootlegging.
district bonds are general obligation
Forest fire« In the Coast and Cas­ bonds Is the most Important decision
on a sp ecial. mission, will head the
American division of the British cade mountains gradually are being of its kind as affecting irrigation dis­
Favorable tricts that the court has ever rendered,
American commission to Investigate brought under control.
winds
and
early
morning
fogs
in tha according to Dan A. Scott, director of
reported massacres in Armenia
Coast range are aiding the fire-fight­ conservation and development.
Gevamor Olcott File» Countar Suit ers there to a great extent.
The court In effect found that the
The work of the state board of con­ sale of the iHnda for general taxes,
Salem. O r—Formal answer to the
complaint in the election contest pro ciliation. |pl though not always pleas
while relieving the land of delinquent
ceedlngs Instituted recently on behalf ant. apparently has been helpful In previous Irrigation taxes, does not re­
of Charles Hall, defeated candidate for adjusting labor disputes In Oregon, lieve the land from continuing lia
the republican nomination for gover according to the annual report of the lillity for future Irrigation taxes, and
aor at the primary election, was filed board, filed with Oovernor Olcott.
that unless a weakening of the secur
wa« never more fa « in a lin i than now. because «o much has
Salem business establishm ents, in­
In the Marlon county circuit court
Ity Is shown, the law in force at the
been done lo insure comfort and delfShlful recreation at all of
cluding
the
four
banks,
were
closed
here by attorneys for Governor Ol
time the assessm ent is levied should
the many resorts near the mouth of the Columbia river. You ,
Wednesday
and
more
than
1000
mer­
cott, who la named as contestee In
govern the form of assessm ent rather
the action The answer denies practl chants. shopkeepers and employes than the law In force when the bonds
can plunge into the surf, dig clam«. fish, hunt, play, rest and ,
cally all of the allegations contained went to the berry fields and assisted were Issued.
iet the real joy that only a beach vacation can give. And you _
in Mr. Hall's petition, and demands the growers in saving their crop«.
have this brilliant galaxy of beaches to choose from:
Bright lights, undlmmed, on a pass
a recount of the votes cast In many
Crown of Hapsburgs Lost.
precincts not Included In the contest Ing car, were held responsible by Jay
New York.—The diamond and ruby-
Saltsman, state traffic Inspector, fbr
ant s complaint.
studded crown of the Hapsburgs, form­
the wreck on the highway near Bam
er rulers of Austria Hungary, has
Rail Shop Strikers Enjoined by Court hart In which I^ewla Zilka. aged 34. baen stolen from the Spanish consul­
farmFV
of
Fresno,
Cal.,
was
killed.
Portland, Or.—Violence to and lit
Twenty six of the 32 organizations ate in Vienna, where it was placed for
tlmldatton of non-union workmen
safe keeping after the revolution be­
trespass on O -W. R * N. property of the Oregon national guard showed
gan. It became known here.
an
Increase
in
drill
attendance
dur­
riotous picketing and all other forms
ing
the
past
month,
according
to
the
of Interference will: the r ? I. wa» or
Old-Tims Automobiles.
ask our agent for
monthly comparative statem ent put
dered stopped when Judge Wolverton
Ona hundred years ago. or, more ex­
out by George A White, adjutant gen­
“ O u tin g » in th e P a c ific N o r th w e s t” (
of the ledersl court Issued a tern
actly, on Decern l>er H. 1821, the Journal
des Debats published- the following
porary restraining order against var eral.
• a n d “O r e g o n O u td o o r » ”
Construction of the storage reaer
1oua officials of the Federated Shop
Item :
voir dam at Crescent lake to furnish
"There Is now much tulk In Milan
Crafts, now on strike.
additional water for the Deschutes of an Invention from which the author,
c h a « a Round Trip Summtr Excunlon Ticket
county municipal Improvement dis­ a certiRn Cataneo. has Just got a
Naw Trial Denied Brumfield.
license
f.tmi
the
etnireror
of
Austria.
trict, Tormerly the Tumalo irrigation
Salem. Or — Dr. R. M Brumfield
district will be completed within three Heveral times already they have tried
convicted Roseburg murderer, was de
In England and France to make a car­
months.
riage move without horse«, hut every
eied a new trial by the state su
Petitions for a special election In
preme court in an opinion written by connection with the regular «lection time It was observed that the mechan­
Justice McBride The lower court wav In November for the purpose of vot­ ism gave rise to insuperable difficulties.
Insuring that moat wonderful trip
upheld in sentencing the dentist to ing on a special tax levy of one Mr. Cataneo not only dispenses with
down
through the Columbia River
the (turn, hut by means of his mech
death for the murder of Dennis Russell mill for the purchase of fair grounds anlsm one single horse keeps up and
Gor<e.
Let our agent tell vou all
July 11. 1»21.
by the county, are being circulated at ar-t-elenitea i he movement to a point
about it. arrange your itinerary and
at which he does enslly the work of
Klamath Falls
make your reservation.
New York Tribune.
Borah C a rrie « Coal C rie la te Congress.
Threatened disbanding of the Bend four honws
Washington, D. C.—CreetloS of a volunteer fire department was avert­
D iffe re n t Reason».
A . R oae, A g e n t
federation coal commtselon of three ed when the police and fire commit
Movie
Hlgn-- "Why Girls I-esve
member» appointed by the preeldeat teea of the city council promised that
Home Monday." That's easy, Its
to laveetlgate the coal Industry and Willard Houston, police chief and fire
, wash day.—Chicago Evening Poet.
Afcat, P e rtb U , Oregoa
recommend legislation to congress engineer, would be relieved of one of
War MeMtrray, Ga«aral
Not necessarily. Id-other, there's one
was prepared In a resolution Intro hia Jobs
The volunteer fire right ' "dear girl" we know who leave« homa
duced by Chairman Borah Qf the een ere had demanded an absolute gp ' Monday because It’s Bargain day*—
ate labor committee.
Boston Tranacript.
sores of the two departments
MARSHFIELD HAS
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W a s c o . O re g o n
D ry Cure R etrea d in g a S pecialty
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Auto Meet» Train». Street c a rt from
U nion Depot paw our door».
Tranaler at 5th and Gli»an »tree!» from
North Bank Depot.
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