Sherman County observer., July 06, 1923, Image 4

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Ne more plank roads will be laid
la Warrenton, by decree of the city
council.
Thirty delegates attended the nn-
nnal conference of the regional cham
bar of the Red Cross at Salem.
Oeorge N. Fraser, pioneer foundry
maa of Eugene, died a t his home In
th at city a t the age of 73 years.
With more than 100 members pres­
ent the Oregon Deaf association held
it> annual convention a t Salem.
Organisation of the Oregon Logan­
berry Growers' Cooperative exchange
was completed at Salem and officers
and directors elected.
Crook county municipal improve­
ment bonds In the amount of $1*4,00«
were certified at a meeting of th
state Irrigation securities commission.
Fourth-class postmasters have been
Hundreds of tons of rapidly ripen­
Pleasant Valley, the alflafa weevil
ing Loganberries In the Salem district appointed for Oregon as follows: Le­
has made its appearance there.
will probably ba left te decay unless land, Josephine oounty, Kirby K.
Six hundred and seventy-three stu­
Troxel; Waterloo. Linn county; John
market conditions are Improved.
dents were granted eighth-grade dlplo-
More than 160 members of tha ■H. Tomin J*
In a special election the taxpayer»
niiu in Clackamas county during May
Myers clan, who reside In western
of
Medford voted against leeuanoe of
and June, according $o Brenton Ved-
Oregon, will hold their annual reunion
$180.000
In bonds for a new high
Due to the many late spring rains
der, county school superintendent.
Sunday at Canemah park at Oregon
school. Tbe proposition was teat by
the cherry harvest In the Silverton
Portland la to have the receiving
City.
27 votes, there being 172 for It and
community will be small thia season,
and distributing offices for the depart­
Lotls Langley of Portland waa ap­
399
against.
says the manager of the Silverton can­
ment of agriculture new daily m arket
pointed a member of the state soldiers'
With
more than 400 dutegat^ te
nery.
service for Oregon, W ashington and
and sailors* commission by Governor
attendance from all sections ef the
Idaho, which Is to s ta rt soon after
Annual movement of sheep from the
Pierce to succeed Eric Hauser, also of
state the 71d annual communlcaHo« of
July 1.
Portland. '
the grand lodge. Ancient Free and Ac­
J. Finley Mast was killed and Mis
Harry B. Mayes, a druggist of Oswe­ cepted Masons held a three-day aea-
Mast Is In a hospital at Myrtle Point
go, committed suicide In hls apart­
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with serious Injuries sustained whtn
WHEN
ment over bis drug store at Oswego alon IB Portland.
their touring car plunged over 4 preci­
by shooting himself In the head with
Notice of SUriff Safe
IN THE DALLES
pice along the middle fork of the Co­
a revolver.
In the Circuit Court of tha Stata of
quille river.
EAT AT
Fred A. Snell. 60, a rancher living Oregon for the County of Multnomah.
Fruit crop prospects of the Moaier
Anna Srhwister, Plaintiff,
near Maplqton. was killed when an
district are more promising thi« year
-vs-
automobile carrying him and three
than foy the last several seasons. The
Bertram W illiams, Defendant
'
other men ran off the road down an
apple crop Is nq,w estim ated At 160,-
By virtue of an attachment, ex­
embankment.
ecution, judgment order and or&er
000 boxes, a 50 per cent Increase over
Open Day and Night
of
sale issoed out of th« above
that of last year.
Summons for Publication in Foreclosure
entit-ed
court to me directed and
Entries for the big horse show
of Tax Lien
dated the 29th day of May, 1928, upon
tourney to be staged at the Top o'
In the Circuit Court of the State of judgment rendered and entered In
Blue Mountains pageant, limited to 26
Oregon, for Sherman County.
said court on tbw 26th day of May,
contestants
each
from
the
Pendleton.
I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i h i 1 1 1 1 ' 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -H n i n n i l i I'M -.;
H. C. Ginn, Plaintiff
1928,in favor of plaintiff and. against
Baker and La Grande districts, are be­
vs. •
* the defendnnt, for the sum of $1960.00
ing received dally.
R. J. Ginn, Jennie Holder, Carl
with interest at the rate of a ll par
Fully 1000 realtors from all parts of
Holder, Thomas Holder, Mra.
cent per anr.am from the first day of
tha Pacific Northwest and British
Henry McCall, N ellie Pike,
January, 1928, and for tha further «urn
Columbia will be in attendance at the
Mlunie Henry and any unknown
of $ -
coata and disburaeosente and
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
»
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annual convention of the Northwest
Journal Amorloaa Banker« lo o ctetio B .
heirs of the Julia Holder estate,
the costa of and upon this writ enm-
Real E state association a t Portland
Defendants.
manding me to make sale of the
NOT SO EASY
To Minnie Henry, the above named following described real property,
July 18. 19 and 20.
It Isn't Printing and Distributing Diplomas That Creates Knowledge defendant. In the Name of the Statt
W. L. Kuaer, until a few weeks ago
DEALERS IN
to-w it;
Neither Will Printing and Distributing Paper Money Create Wealth. Both of Oregon:
superintendent of the state training
All of block 18 comprising Iota 1
Require Real Work.
You are hereby notified that H. C. to 8 inclusive, and tha east one half
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts,
school for boys a t Salem, has accept­
Ginn is the holder of Certificate of of block 14, comprising lots one to
ed a position as manager for the Niles T H E B E S T T H E
Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood,
C o -o p er a tiv e M a rk etin g
Delinquency numbered 71 issued on the four inclusive, of Rollins 2d addition
Sand
&
Gravel
company,
with
head­
Coal and Hay
26th
day of May. 1920, by the Tax Col­ to City of Grass Valley. Oregoo.
quarters In 8an Franclaoo.
Agriculture produces enough to
FARM S PRO D UC E
lector of tbe County of Sherman,., State
Also three-T-acrea more or lass ad­
feed
the
people
the
year
around
but
Supplies for the various state In­
of Oregon, for the amount of Eighteen joining aaid blocks 12 and 14 a ll i t
MANUFACTURERS OF
soma of thia production should ba
By WALTER W. HEAD
stitutions during the six m onths sta rt­
and 25-100 Dollars, the same being the
ing July 1 will oo»t a trifle lea* than First Vice-President, American Bank­ stored to eliminate tha over supply at amount then due and delinquent for the southwest $ of tha southwest J of
M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R
section 26 Tp 2 a. range 16 east W.M.
the times of harvest or during period*
for the present six m onths' period, ac­
er« Association
taxes for tbe year 1918, together with in Sherman county, Oregon.
of
high
production.
It
can
then
be
cording to bids which were opened by
■very baaker
penalty, interest and costs thereon
Now, tlerefore, by virtu« of said
the state board of control.
pad business man thrown upon the market In accord upon the real property assessed te you,
1 1 1 1 l l l l l - l ' l l - M - M I I ' l l ' H ’ l I I I I I ’l ' H I I'l'l l’I ' H I I I I 1 I I I l ,l‘ hK
execution, judgment order, and order
ance
with
consumptive
demand*.
la
the
ceuatry
la
W ithdrawal of the oleomargarine
Co-operative marketing la still In Its if which you are the owner as appears of sale and in compliance with the
interested la the
and milk substitute referendum peti­
farm from anoth­ Infancy. In a tow localities where of record, situated in aaid County and commands of aaid writ, I w ill, on
tion was demanded of the Associated
er viewpoint thaa farmer* have been properly organ 'State, and particularly hounded and Monday, the 80th day of July, 1928,
Industries by the Oregon Holstein
merely a place to laed and provided themselves with described aa follows, to-w it: South at 10 o'cloek a. m. at the door of the
Breeders’ association in resolutions
raise farm prod adequate facilities to store their prod east Quarter of the Southwest Quarter county court house in Sherman county,
acts and llve- ucta they have been able to consider and Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Oregon, sell at public auction tha
unanimously adopted at Its annual
r stock. Above all ably stabilise prices, to the advantage Quarter o f Section 13, tbe Northeast above described property (subject te
meeting at Corvallis.
' the farm la oae ef both producer and consumer.
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and
Losses suffered in a fire at Bend Walter W. Head
p la c e s
Farmers are looking far a scientific the Northwest Quarter of the North­ redemption) to tbe highest bidder for
which destroyed the M. Murray cloth­
\ w h e r e we can merchandising basis upon which te east Quarter of Section Twenty Four cash in hand, all the right, title, and
interest which tbe within named de­
ing stock and a frame building in best bring up our boys sad glrta. market their product«. It 1« extremely
Township Four South, Range 16 East fendant had on the 14th day of April,
which it was housed, will total approxl Thousands of mew had bey» each year important that they organise rightly
are flocking te the, city. Clarks la tha on the commodity basis and secure of the W illamette Meridian. Also 1928, the date of the filing of the
tnately $10.000.
Lots I, 2. 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of Block Z certificate of attachment herein, or
As the result of a mass meeting held elty are barely eking out an existence efficient capable management and ado
qnate financing. This cannot be done and Lota Sand 6 of Bf'»ek 8 of Hefiarl- since that date had in and to the
sad
they
cannot
expect
te
receive
at Richland approximately $23.500 wai
much more la the way of compensa­ In a day. a weak, or a month, nor io ville Addition to the City of Graft above described property or any part
raised by residents of th at section to tion.
five or even tan years. It must be by Valley.
thereof, to satisfy said execution,
C o m p le te L in e o f A c c e s s o r ie s
be used In a reorganisation of the
But back aa tha farms are man gradual growth and development
You are further notified that said judgment order, interest, eoate and
Eagle Valley state bank, which recent working far a reasonable return. and The problem la so Important It de R. J. Ginn has paid taxes on said
in addition they .^ave their bosses, mends the best thought of not only premises for prior or subsequent year», accruing eosty.
ly closed its doors.
Hugh Chrisman. Sheriff of
The first sheep deal of any conse the wonderful sunshine above la termors hut educators, bankers and with the rate of interest on said
Sherman County, Oregon.
Other business man.—Banker-Farmer.
the
daytime,
the
wonderful
fresh
air
quence near Bend for the present sea
amounts as follow s;
Dated thia 26th day of June, 1928.
sad all the things that the soil pro­
son was reported In the purchase by duces. The boy Sfoo Is raised on the
Year s tax, prior certificate; date First publlcaton June 29th, 1928. .
Telephene Service In Morooce.
P at Reilly of Shaniko of 3200 head ol farm will have n< entirely different
paid.
Sept. 2, 1914; «mount, $07 80; Last publication July 27th, 1928.
It la said that Tangier, Morocco, la
lambs a t a price understood to have aspect of Ufa andllppronch the vari- one of the first cities outside the rate of interest, twelve per cent.
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V 1
eua problems with' which ha has te United States In which telephones
Year’s tax, 1916; date paid Oet. 6, Notice ef AppKcatiea far Fraacbsse [
been close to $46,000.
deal
la
later
years
la
a
different
way
1916;
amount, $11.34; rate ef interest, Before the Public Service Commiaaioa
were used, the service having been
The University of Oregon at Eugene
from tha bey wlm la raised la the established there more than forty twelve per cent.
of Oregon «
haa established a course in radio city.
years ago. Practically tha same sys­
Year’s tax, 1916; date paid, Oct. 6, In the matter of tbe ap­
physics, • designed to train graduate
In tMs period of aarest we are cer tem, however, le still In use. The cir­
1917; amount, $12.02; rate of interest,
plication of The Cbee
j
students for positions as radlo-phy talnly vtteUg interested la rearing
Phone 3 0 3
M O RO , O REG O N
cuits ere all operated on a one-wire
Lumber Company, an Ore­
slclsts, research specialists and execu­ both on tha farm» sad la tha cities basis with the earth as the return twelve per cent.
Y ear’s tax, 1917; date paid, Oct. 6,
gon corporation, for* a
bora and girls with the proper out­ conductor. Although nominally each
tives In the radio field.
look for the future» Imbued With the of the 000 subscriber» haa a number, 1918; amount, $12 83; rate of interest,
f ranchiee on tbe John Day
Death and fire folloered In the wake belief that the activity la which they
twelve per cent.
,
river and its tributhriea,
the
person
making
the
call
usually
of the
festival
on the Wiliam are engaged la. after all, something
—
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_ regatta
-
Year’s tax, 1919; date paid, Oet. 8.
for the purpose of driv- •
asks for hls party directly by name.
ette river at Portland, when a b o,(>that <1U
a m both with the At
ing, catching, booming,
the present time the Installation of 1920; amount, $20.79; rate of interest,
was drowned, • speedy racer burned necessary things of'life and with hap­
' sorting, rafting, and hold­
a naw system la under way. consisting twelve per cent. .*
piness.
For
in
happteeen
there
te
con­
to the water’« edge and another sunk
Year’s tax, 1920; date paid, Oct. 5,
ing logs, lumber and
tentment, and In' contentment in o f the latest type of common battery
within eight of 10,000 persons,
1921; amount, $21.90; rate of interest,
other timber products.
America there ia safety far our Insti­ switchboard and Instrument»
The Oregon-Washington Railroad A tutions
twelve per cent.
To all whop» it may concern:
J
T hat's the Point.
Navigation company has filed with tb«
Year’s tax, 1921; date paid. Oct. 6,.
Notice takheraoy given that The
■vary single baaker should fool
Somebody says: “Every cynical
public service commission a proteal that the problems hte fomneg duatom
1922; amount, $24.40; rate of interest, Chee Lumbar Company, an Oregon
bachelor ought to have hls nose pulled
against the proposed establishment ol are have to contend with are hat only by tlhe dimpled fingers of a €abp,« twelve per cent.
corporation, has applied to the Public
tha
farmer’«
problems
hat
hi«
prob­
a grade crossing over its tracks neai
Said Minnie Henry as tho owner of Service Commisaion o f Oregon, for a
But
what
good
would
that
do
either
lems aa welt Ha should feel not only
the legal title of the above described i ranchiae, for tha purpose o f drlvlpg,
Grass Valley, Sherman county.
that tha farmer m»st ba prosperous the bachelor or the baby $—New Op
property aa tbe same appeaiy of record, catching, booming, «Orting, rafting
Plans are being perfected by the so that he ean fldjnalt mare te his leans States,
and each of the other persons above snd holding log», lumber and other
Industrial Workers of tha World on bank, giving the hanker more to loan
named are hereby further notified that timber prodpeta, an that part e f the
THE MARKETS
Urn Pacific coast and In tha Pacific and thereby Increasing hte proftta. but
H.C.Ginn w ill apply tothe circuit court John Day river attending from the
Wood and Iron Lever
fiorthwest for another strike within that also there te somethin« which
of the County and State aforesaid for junction of tha north and south forks
Portland-
the next-few Weeks, especial attention cannot be measured In dollars and
cants. It la the tkonght of rendering
Wheat — Hard whits, $1.10; soft a decree foreclosing the lien against thereof, in township 9 Mouth, rang» 26
being paid te the harvest fields, it was
such service to their customer»—■
re­
stated In Portland by 8. Healy, local gardless of whether they era formers, white. |1.0B; western white, $1.0«; hard the property above 1 described/ and East, W illamette Meridian, te the
spokesman for the timber Workers’ er men working In the shags, or big winter and northern spring, $1.02; red mentioned in said certificate. And you mouth of that river, and also on tha
are hereby summoned to appear within north and middle forks of that river,
section of the I. W. W. - Healy said buslaess men ef the cities—that will western, $1 00.
sixty
days after the first publication from the source thereof to the above
Hay
—
Alfalfa,
$1«
per
ton;
valley
tha exact date for the walkout had bring not only prosperity bat con­
N e w Invention N o w
of this summons, exclusive of tbe day mentioned point of junction, and that
timothy,
$M;
eastern
Oregon
timothy,
tentment
as
well.
Ttys
banker
should
on D isplay
not yet been set.
of taid fiist publication, ‘and defend a hearing w ill be held upon such ap­
take as his motto: "Who serves beat $37; clover, $1$.
Becauie of the poor market, the profits most.”
The widely advertised N ew
this action or pay tbe amount doe a» plication before the Public 8ervlce
Butter Fat—41c.
Roseburg cannery refused to take any
Perfection Oil Range with
above shown, together with coats and Commission, at It» office ia tha court
Egg«—Ranch. 24©2«e.
more loganberries for oannlng. Ap­
SUPERFEX Burner* that for
Cheese—Tillamook cream 29030c; accrued interest, and In case of your house in the city of Portland, and
proximately two carload« of berries
the first time combines gas-
For Handling Call Btoek.
Young Americas 84031c; block Swiss, failure to do so, a decree w ill be ren­ state of Oregon, on Friday, the 20th
were canned under cooperative agree­
stove speed with otl-atove
dered foreclosing the lien of said day of July, 1928, at 10 o'eloek In
The loading and unloading of heavy $»036c; cream brick, 38090c.
ment with the growers, but as the colls of wire or rod-stock, never a sim­
economy, is on display here.
Cattle — Choice steer». $7.7608.35; taxes and coats against the land and the forenoon, at which bearing all
present price la such that a loss la ple proposition, la expeditiously ef­
Let ua show you this big
premises above named
persona interested may be heard
sold by ns, has proven
medium to good. $7.00 07.76.,
certain to result If any more are can­ fected by means of a »oval eooveyor
new stow snd its
Thia summons ia published by order either in person or by attorney.
■heap—Choice valley . lambs. $10.60
ned, - It was declared that oannlng developed by a W ickliffe,«).) concern 0 1 1 ; medium valley lambs, $9 600 of the Honorable B R. P ark erju d ge
burner.
Dated thia 6th day o f June, 1982.
to be the best all-pur­
would stop as soon aa the present for use With Ua electric tremrall aya-
of
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
St
U
of
PUBLIC
SERVICE G0MIU88I0N
tern. The coll conveyor Is In the form 10A0.
It Is sbtoluiely reliable
supply la exhausted.
Oregon for the County of Sherman, and
pose weeder now sold
OF
OREGON,
Hogs
—
Prime
light.
$$.$«08.60;
of a steel hook nboffk eight feet long,
pr<duc«s 120 (er n n t more
aaid order waa made and dated this
By H H. Corey
and will carry a ton of rod-etock at a smooth heavy, $«.6008.00.
U
se
of
Mind's
“W
indows."
gist day of May, 19S8, andjthe data of
By Newts» McCoy
beat than cld style burner
time.
In
conjunction
with
electric
hoists
Our minds are full of windows Rome
tho first publication of this summons
By Thee K. Ca»pb< n
It
makes
the
leading
and
unloading
Beattie.
of us are to© buey to look out. Rome ,
(Seel of
Y
Commleetonera.
look oat occasionally. Some think they ,hl* •ort
met si ritenp so «•»<•?
Wheat — Hard, soft and western is the 26th day of May, 1912.
A ll prooeaa and papers in thia pro* Public Service CommtMrfe» e f Oregon)
— —
“are II all."
Yet - none of ua uaea tbose Scientific American.
white, $1.0$; hard and soft red winter,
eeeding may be served upon the under­ / A ttest:
!
Windows as we ahould, else we’d
northern spring and western red. $1.0«.
signed residing within tbe State of
Edward Oetrander, Secretory.
The Teo Social Mleeobe.
bave bmadar vlsfoo. . _ :
Butter Fat—41044c.
Oregon at tbe address hereafter Glenn E. Husted, 1024- Board ef Trade
“They have succeeded In Isolating
lH0i
The Paalms se Lyrloa.
Egge—Ranch, 3 3 0 2 8 b .
mentioned.
Bldg., Portland. Orason, attorney
Hot In thelr divine argomenta alone, the grip gens." .
Cattle — Prime steer», $7.6001;
for the Chee Lumber Company.
“Yea,"
answered
Farmer
Corutoesal.
1. M. Petenon, *
bat In thè very criticai art of com­
medium
to
choice,
$707.89.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication, June IB, 1922.
posi tion, thè Paalms may be easily "They can Isolate him once te a
Hogs — Prime light, $7.$60$.M;
made lo appear over all klnda of lyric while, but there ain’t no way to make
Address Moro, Oregon.
TmSBJufi Last publleatloo, July IB, IBB,
Royal Cafe
home ranges In Wasco, Jefferson and
northern Deschutes counties to sum­
mer pastures In the national forests
Is on.
The cherry fruit fly which caused
considerable damage In the Willam­
ette valley a few years ago again has
Invaded the orchards In the vicinity
of Salem.
More than 75 teacher students are
registered for the six weeks' course
offered by the eastern Oregon branch
of the state normal school being held
at Pendleton.
A special session of the Wasco coun­
ty grand Jury may be called to attem pt
some solution of the mystery sur­
rounding the death of J. {*• Agldlus,
Ortley rancher.
Farm ers of Deschutes county will
oppose the $90.000 bond Issue proposed
for completion of highways. Is the
declaration of John Marsh, president
of the county farm bureau.
According to a statem ent of Tom
Moore, a pioneer resident of Baker
county and. owner, of a big farm nt
Independent Warehouse £ Milling CoJi
Cars
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