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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1924)
TTT' Wfi MK|E»b*it Mathews Renies Rejpwsi M.bOO pad PLAN PRIZE AWARDED II Advocates Entering World Court and •Cooperation With League Without FuO Membership at Present—Suggests League Mem Moro would be discontinued until It is difficult to estimate the im- further notice. Th»» item was given to this peper with a request to print C. L. 1RKLAND. Managing Editor F riday ^ra doux . A misunderstanding occurerd giving the formula a trial. It will be stagnation in the farm machinery bus! If men and women with ability to ta education are to be found and held in the profession, however, there will hove to be a more enlightened public attitude toward school teaching, says the Bransville Journal. Not better pay alone, but better teaching condl- The annual wail comes from Paris to the effect that American tourists daily hard on tbs bird abroad for a change. who went BULABA •f in , the TROUBLE WITH THE PROffßmoft LAMMT I ft til NG \f*LMS Chinese pheasants may be imported from Asia instead of being raised on (arms ta Oregon If the experiment be ing tried by the state game commis >ion is successful. A consignment of 100 birds from Shanghai arrived at Total amount to be raised by taxation for all purposes for the year 1924...... 6300 7 Dated at Moro, Oregpn, thia 29th day of September, 1928. Portland last week. If it is found that ths pheasants can be shipped from China cheaper than they can be 'raised here. It is possible that the C. C. Richmond Chairman Budget Committee. ta their attitude toward It; that by open discussion of them; and finally that there must bo some meaas of defining, recording. Interpreting and developing the taw of nations. .cv i ; f — Detailed expenditures for three Park* and City Hall........................ Interest................................................... Advertising............................ ............... I mergrnCtot............................................ . Sherman Electric............................... Park Sewer............................................ Park Fund............................................. Park Sewer Ext. no 1........................ Court Sewer 1620.00 58 50 1838 31 5.50 1556 92 1921 5412.14 6519 26 273 96 22857 45 53 80 1638 00 INTER tHl PERMANENT COURT That the United States adhere to the Permanent Court of Interna- tioaal Justice for ths reasons and under the conditions stated by Secre tary Hughe* and President Harding ta February, IM*. , I. 860.00 782.20 3400.00 1619 84 3000 00 2200 00 21000 719 52 3001) 00 950 00 11080 00 21000 8350 06 400 00 ». Moro, Oregon FOSS & CO., Inc Blacksmith and Machine Shop Phone 303, Moro, Oregon COOPKRATK WITH THS LSAGUS OF NATIONS, WITHOUT FULL MSMBSRSHIF AT PRESENT present constituted. the United States Government should extend Its present cooperation with the league and propose participation tn the work of its Assembly and Council under the following eondltions and Wc carry a complete line of Auto Acce*sortes Whiz Auto Products Goodyear Tires and Tube* Ths Ualted States accepts the League of Nations as aa Inatrumeat of mutual counsel, but it will assume no obligation to interfere with polMeal queottons of policy or internal administration of any foreign state. In nniting Its efforts with those of other Statee for the preoer- vatton of peace and the promotion of the commop welfare, the United States Insists upon the safeguarding cC the Monroe Doc trine aad doee not abandon its traditional attitude concerning America* Independence of the Old World and does not oonaent to submit Ito long established policy concerning questions regarded from the power of public opinion. The United States would assume no obligations under Article X The United States proposas that Articles X and XVI bo either droppod altogether or so amended and changed as to éliminât» any suggestion of a general agreement to use coercion for obtain ing conformity to the pledges of the Covenant. No Obllgatlone Under V area 11 lee Treaty Pyrene Fire Extinguish -rs and Liquid Auto Repairing and Storage Agent* for Studebaker Cars DEAD THE OBSERVER JfcSSB WHEN YOU TRAVEL BY AUTO AND VISIT THE DALLES STORE YOUR CAR That the United States will accept do responalbllltleo under ths author!xed such action. League Open to All Nations The United States Government pruposee that Article I of the Oovo- nant bo construed and applied, or. If accessary, redrafted, so that admission to the League shall be assured to any solf-goveralag State that wishes to Join and that receives the favorable vote of As a condition of Its participation ta the work* and counsels of the in the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of Wal ther-Williams Company. Competent workman always ready to help you in any way they can at least expense to you. For any service tendered the charge will always be reasonable. WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE THE DALLES OREGON sent—or obtain authority--to begin ooilaboratlou for the revision and development of international law, employing tor this purpose the aid o< a commission of jurists. This Commission would bo wonted from time to time, ta proper form for ooaaideration, to the 1920 solely upon tha merits of the plan, the Policy Committee, with the ao- quloseenoe of Mr. Bok. has decided taentity ia ankmowa to the members of the Jury of Award end the Policy NATHAN L. MILLER MRS. GIFFORD PINCHOT MRS. OGDEN REID MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELl HENRY L. STIMSON MHLVILLB E. STONH ■ag.TTmumn rrrr CORNELIUS N. BLISS, JR. 3978 00 164.15 7694.98 8202.74 •370 r.aB.Drntorr WILLIAM H. JOHNSTON B8THRR BVBRBTT LAPS Member In Charge Treasurer ?u1 Mi" » ■ 1 — £ Ford Trucks Are Bought - — u Do you approve the winning plan No □ '&&b*tance f On Performance Records 1472.05 5000 00 3010.00 3900 66 80.00 & 120.00 5470.20 .229 61 156 55 ................................... Retirement of Bond* ...a'... Bond In ferret .................. Water Fund, for the purpose of securing water. .............. Sewer System and Tank .... Totals ............ 81000 < 'all and y u will be convinced it is the washer for you The substantial provisions which constitute the plan selected by ths are hereby submitted by the Policy psychological aad economic factors. Committee as follows: proceeding year». 810.00 1 It ic niHde of cast alumi num and metal reconcile divergent opinions, to consider points hitherto inade quately provided tor but vital to the maintenance of International justice, and in general to define the nodal rights and duties of 8 Salaries,................................................ Labor .................................................. Oib, Distillate and Pumping Plant. Office Expense...................................♦ Streets ................................................. Drayage ... . . ........................ Water Fund, materials aud supplies Refund for money borrowed ........ Warrants, Bond* and Interest r.. . It ¡»»n’t made id WHod, copper or rheet iron EDWARD M. HOUSE ELLEN FITZ PENDLETON ROSCOE POUND there fa no one approach to world J. R. Morgan Secretary Budget Committee. 1922 independent Motor ■LIHO ROOT, Chairman about the disavowal of war by the Thia original estimate is made in compliance with Section 231-A of the laws of 1921 and shows in parallel columns the unit costs of the several aervire», materials and supplies for the three fiscal year» next proceeding the current year in detail, the expenditures for the first six months of the current year and the budget allowance for the year 1924. § Electric require* led* floor npnee than any machine ou the market will to cooperate is to be made effec tive; that mutual counsel among the Oregon, for the years 1920; 1921; 1922 and 1928. li • The Family fize prohibition of the manufacture and IL * * *• ’ world.' » limited or stop political mechan ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET. Moro, T .. plan by which the United States may co-operate with other nations to Steady advertising is a business asset. City of Multi-Motor , < M f of the 11.10* plans submitted. Plan 1 policy of the game commission will of the 9 In American life. Some are obviously from lifelong students of history and international law. Some are from per- tore Is through mutual ooenaol and cooperation which the plan selected ments were common. There were no road builders, there was no road Regardless of any specific facts building industry. To-day there chat may be shown on some cor.tro are thousands of engineers, hundreds verted points In the discussion co - of firms making hard road building eerning Russis, the American people machinery and products for hard road will rot lose sight of the fundamental making, and there is not s stale fact that the present regime has t uninterested in modem highways, a refused to reccgnixe the binding obli- ( county which isn’t talking good roads, gation cf eon tracts honestly made aid nor a farmer who doesn’t realize the refused to recognise the right of . need of them. {title to properly honestly acquired . This great road expoaition is a Th< re can be no permanent social , reflection of the times, and the sen- organ.z.<* organza* ion in any country where . timent which is behind roads; hard ties« fu dsmentals sre ignored or; roads, the sort of roads which mini rejected. Confiscation is a polite mize the hauling coot and give the word for theft, but it docs not deceive : maximum of speed and iuterdommuni- any one of intelligence. The people . catien. of the U lited States want friendly The road expoaition at the Colise- relations wi h the people of Russia, um, in Chicago, is more than an but not under the leadership of men exhibit; it is a monument to the who refuse to uphold the first modern idea of transportation. essentials of sound private and public * business. Oregon bus a total area of 61,188,-- 480 acres, of which 22.1 per cent, or 18,542,818 acres, are included in farms and 8 2 per cent or 4.913,851 acres, Notice of Estimated Expenses »nd and are classed as improved lands by the Receipts and the Proposed Tax Levy * United States censuf. One of the for City of Moro> gherman Coun- questions to be raised in the land ty, Oregon, for the year 1924. settlement and reclamation division । Notice is hereby given thst io pur- of the coming state wide agricultural suance to a Legislative Act approved ' economic conference is whether Ore- by the Governor February 19, 1921,* gon should go on developing more'that on Tuesday, January 29th, 1924, I new lands or concentrate to a greater the Budget Committee of the City of extent on settling and making more MorOi Sherman County, Oregon, will! prosperous the lands alresdy de- be in session at the City Hall at the ^eloped. This conference will be hour of 7 JO o'clock ?, m and that J hold at O. A. C. January 23 to 25. I any tax payer of the City of Moro ■ ' I will be he-rd in favor' of or against Mr. McAdoo need not worry very the proposed tax levy as hereinafter much over the announcement of the itemized. candidacy of Cox for the democratic [ ITEMIZED BUDGET monination for precident. Of course' 240 thst candidacy will cut into the Me- Racorders Salary. . 180 Adoo strength to a considerable de- Treasurer Salary.. . 1200 gree, but the Cox strength is some- Marshal Salary .... 3000 thing that McAdoo could not get in Retirement of Bonds any event. The friends of Mr. Cox Interest on Bonds ........................ 2200 have a very clear idea of the amount Emergency Fund, unforeseen con tingencies ................................. 860 of McAdoo strength they did not get 3400 in their efforts to elect Cox in 1922. I Wster Fund................................... TOTAL EXPENDITURES .... HOBO Estimsted receipts, (wster fund) 4780 4 , n The American Peace Award brought forth plans and many thnnsends of letter*. Since many of the plan* were the composite work of organization*, universities, etc., * single mted the view* of hundred* of thousand* of lan often individual*. The content of these plans is therefore an mdex of the true feeling and judgment of hundred* of thousand* of American citizens. But perhaps the greatest benefit Mathews and before it was printed, frem this mutual contact of forces «»Py these cards, so Mr. Retribution will be swift and sure. 3* il Development of International Law. the laying before the country, the that the item printed by the Observer magnitude of the effort involved and was ’’unsolicited*' on his part. Mr. Mathews disclaims all knowl showing forth to the world what 1 progrere has been made inti be hard edge of the change in bis copy. As we have been informed, the change waa surface highway i<)ca. made by a person who is maliciously before the Twenty years ago. prising that amongst the moot Impor tant results of their preventive cam automobile was more ihan a toy. HnJI minded. The lesst that can be aaid is that some men are born fools. paign |a said to be the awakening of the rued idea was dead. The roads we had were others acquire the characteristics, and _ . . * •orne ------- L-.- »-1 - —.u hate .. a combination of u both. attuatloa confronting the railroads. foolish. The railroads It is said that Abe Lincoln, or was it Abe Martin, classified a pin headed eo-operatlon ta uncovering and cor pup as ore who always mixed into Roads were merely an expense, a recting practices that are harmful to luxury, not an asset 1" Such argu other folks concern. the property intrusted to their care. eoosuniptlon of bananas tn the United States Is attributed, by one authority, to the effect exercised upon the Ameri can poycbology by that profound ditty: •^ea. We Have No Banana».” Our private opinion is that the phenomenon to merely a coincidence, nays the St. Louis Pdbt-Diopatch. The pong, if it has driven the American people to any thing. has driven them to something stronger than fruit. However, If re search bears out the report, a new method of stimulating trade will have been dtocovered. Perhaps music hath charms to soothe the savage buyer. Made in Three Styles bership Be Opened to All Nations and Provides for that U4 ly the ahpw for last Saturday Eight a»s intended, we understood together of so many different ways of him to a-y that all shows were in cluded. To correct the matter, Mr. Ma the we Lad canto printed at Grass Valley, visor, and the tax payer. I After the copy was prepared by Mr. haise thia item by coodsettag special the Gyrafoam Washer State Are yon a voter? 705.24 F^ckAia prafervnce ebani«! c.ï? likely say, “Because the practically no expense lor repair* or replacements. They would em THE AMERICAN PEACE AWARD 260982 MS MADISON AVKNU*. NSW YORK CITY 3174 46 1462.50 610.00 its initial coat. TFT a .HW 51750 2000 m 1000 47 2200.(0 • 4531 47 1542*00 1600 00 7048 (0 1AS44 37 46202 59 Williams Motor Co, Moro, Oregon uf the ground by a ten-yeei^old boj f A little girl from Indianapolis wlti <Wo older stator* visited Niagara Full a. After Watching the volume of stance and picked up a silver coin th» boidfera and 31002.78 I, A. B. Riddell, Recorder of the City of Muro, Oregon, do hereb/ certify thst the expenditures shd the budget sllowaneo for six months of the current yesr end Ue expenditures for the three fiscal years next preceeding the current year es shove shown hsve been compiled from tie retards in my charge and A. B. Riddell, Recorder of the City of Moro. CARS • TRUCKS • TRACTORS 1572. 7 - '-X- *
