Sherman County observer., June 06, 1924, Image 4

NEHM MIHI OBSEMÍR
F riday
June 6, 1924
'Die Judge: It Must Have Been A Slippery Elm Tree
by MB
W DOES HE KEEP -RUBBIHQ
HIS BACK AQAIHST THE SIDE OE THAT
TREE AU THE
TIME ?
OREGON NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST
Important Occurrence« of
Past Week Briefly Com­
piled for. Our Readers.
Roseburg high school this yaar is
graduating the largest class in the his­
tory of the school, and one surprising
feature is that the membership of the
class consists of 11 more boys than
girl«.
Sixty five will receive , di-
plomas.
A total of »10,547.19 was spent by
and in bohalf of George L. Baxer of
Portland la his candidacy for the re­
but he Insisted on my coming In.” He ’
Teachers’ F-xaminatinny
*M--MH-H-++-H*4^^
publican nomination for United States
A. M. HICKS
edgejj
nearer
the
door,
one
eye
on!
Notice
i« hereby givin that the County
senator, according to campaign ex­
•
“
INTRODUCING
glowering
Ken.
"Anyway,
I
’
m
mighty
School
Superintendent
of
Sherman
county
pense statements so far filed with Sec­
Plumbing and Heating
MAIN STREET
glad to know that be isn’t—Immune." Ore.,will hold the regular examination of
MR. KEN BLAIR
retary of State Koser.
The door shut behind him Just as Ken applicant« for «tate certificate« at the «uper-
Sells and installs the
■
reuched It
। intendent’« office at the court house in
A fine of »100 and a scathing lecture
arber
hop
famous Mueller pipe
Ey GRACE CANFIELD
“Don’t you mind him!” he cried to (
Oregon, as follow«:
was the penalty imposed upon Beryl Pests Will Destroy Anything
MORO, OREGON
I
Commencing Wednesday, June 11th,
or pipeless furnace.
Peg, flushing deeply.
Wagner, 18-year-old Washington coun­
1924, at 9 o’clock a. m., and continuing
From Clothes to Brushes.
“You mean that you are—immune?' until Saturday, .une 14th, 1924, at
by McClur» Newspaper Syndicate.)
ty girl, who pleaded guilty before Uni­
o'clock p. m.
ted States Dlatrfct Judge Bean in Port­
HE young man on the doorstep re­ asked Peg, innocently.
Washington, D. C.—Complete elim­
"You know I’m not!" He strode to
Wednesday forenoon.—Writing (Pen
Joe Truitt, Proprietor
land to a charge of sending a vulgar ination of clothes moths from the home
moved his hat and beamed at the
her side and topk bold of her shoul-j manship). Mu u«ic, U. S. History, Draw
I is difficult. - They breed not only in girl in tiie doorway.
letter through the mall.
ders, bending low<
"Tve come from. Tom Rice,” lie re­
Clara Trenholm, 17-year-old Philo­ I wearing apparel, but In carpets, rugs, ।
**Oh, by the way,” Tom’s head was ' Wednesday afternoon—Reading, Phy«-
and upholstered furniture, a single marked, informally. "I’m in town for
Manual Training, Competition,
math girl, was killed inalantly and
thrust briefly Into the room, ‘Til hold iology,
Domestic Science, Methods in Reading,
piece of which may often furnish a ’ u month, and he gave me a letter of
SHOWER BATHS
WHEN
off my jealous but angel cousin, till , Course of Study for Drawing, Methods in
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Tren­ steady supply of moths to restock an
introduction to you.”
all
this
—
er
blows
over!
”
holm, and two younger sisters were entire house. They can be reduced, . A shadow of wonder crossed Peg’s
Arithmetic.
. i'4H +-! -I b l-i -1- M I 4-I H-I 4 -I -H -I I I
IN THE DALLES
But he was completely and deserv
Thursday forenoon —Arithmetic, History
badly “injured in a train-autt» crash at however, in any home or establishment face. From Tom, of all men, the most
of Education, “
tn h4" h1 '4 1 *1 l-l l III! I-l-l I4f4 »lit
Ingly
ignored.
the Lafayette avenue crossing just out by using the control measures pre- jealous ! But she held out her hand
Geography, Mechanical Drawing, Domes­
! scribed by the United States Depurt- frankly. “Do come in,” she «0)1100.
side the McMinnville city limits.
tic Art, Course of Study for Domestic Art.
The Gypsiea.
“I’m always glad to meet a friend of
Thursday afternoon —Grammar, Geo-
JAMES STEWART
Frank R. Gouldstone and C. G. ; ment of Agriculture.
Gypsies are a nomadic race whose
I Persons owning clothing sabject to Tom’s." Some imp of mischief, recall­
raphyr Stenography, American Literature,
Ferry. Portland motorcycle officers,
various tribes came from India Into Physics, Typewriting, Methods in Lan­
SHERMAN COUNTY
attack can afford to buy chests or cab­
were suspended upon order of Com­ inets that are very tight in which to ing to her mind Tom's rather dull and Europe during the Fourteenth or Fif­ guage, Thesis for Primary Certificate.
insistent formality, prompted tier to teenth century, and are now widely
STOCK AND BRAND
Friday forenoon—Theory and Practice,
missioner Stanhope S. Pier, in charge store them. Trunks are usually not add: "And if you are to be in town
Open Day end Night
of the police bureau, for a period of moth-proof. Red cedar chests when in only h month, you must call me Peg scattered throughout Turkey, Russia, Orthography, Physical Geography,English
INSPECTOR
Literature, Chemistry.
Hungary,
Spain,
England
and
other
SO days while charges that they have good condition are among the tightest right off. Everyone does."
Moro - - Oregon
Friday afternoon—School Law, Geology
countries. By many authorities they
engaged in the practice of “highjack­ | containers on the market. Such chests
"Dear Peg,” the letter read. "This are thought to be the descendant« of Algebra, Civil Government.
Saturday forenoon—Geometry, Botany.
ing" bootleggers is further Investlgat- keep out the moths, and the character­ is to introduce Mr. Ken Blair, an aw­
DEPUTIES: L. Schadewit«, Kent,
»miMtm i mm e
Saturday afternoon—General History,
istic odor of their wood kills any new­ fully good scout, but a bit shy with, low-caste Hindus, expelled by Timur
Oregon; Dr. Jo«. S« under«, Moro,
ly-hatched or young moth larvae that ’ girls. Show him it isn’t worth while, about 1390 A. D. The name "gypsies" Book-keeping.
In event Salem canneries refuse to
was given them in England, because
Grace May Zcvely,
may be confined in them with the cloth-., i
Ore.; W. H. Mever, W mco , Ore.
_____
they were originally supposed to have
County School Superintendeni
pay more than 4 cents*« pound for Ing. Tight chests or cabinets, the walls loin."_ _ _ ____________ .
She bit her lip with amusement and come from Egypt
cherries produced this year, it is like­ of which can be made to absorb as annoyance.
Such expressions had
ly that the growers will ship their much cedar oil as is found In the wood never funned under Tom Rice’s care­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
THE MARKETS
fruit to California for disposi­ of container« of equal sixe, are as val­ fully trained pen In his whole life.
Department of the Interior U. S.
tion. Thia was Indicated following an uable as cedar chests.
“Good Old Torn!” she haearded, ana
land office at The Dalles, Oregon.
• I
Portland.
’•Clothe« moths are the prime offend­ when his quick nod of assent assured
announcement that several of the can
Wheat — Hard white, »1.10; «oft May 22d, 1924.
aeries had quoted the opening price er« among fabric pests,” says E. A. < her that he had never set his eyes on
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Black,
entomologist,
in
«
department
' Tom's sieeky combed head. *he white, »1.0»; western white, »1.05;
for cherries at 4 cents.
bulletin.
__ 4
jp laughed aloud, aud. the gamé was on. hard winter, northern spring, »1.01; Carl Schumacher, of route 1, Box 36,
Formerly the Albert
Four hundred old men and women
Moro, Oregon, who; on Oct. 20. 192u,
After the first hour of lively chat, western r«d, »1.00.
They Prefer Darkness.
of th« Multnomah county poor farm
H«y—Alfnlfa. »14.50 015 ton; valley , made homestead entry. No. 017714,
"The common clothes moths sre usu­ she discovered that he did not know
The Dalles* Newest and Best
last week sought new hope to escape ally seen flying in darkened corners her la.Mt name, a rather ridiculous
for NjNEL 'SEiNEj, NEjN^i,
timothy, »11019; eastern
Hostelry
their lot of poverty in a frenxied hunt and Just beyond range of the brightest oversight, she thought. Still, by this
SEj, Section 20, SjSWL Section 21,
timothy, »10021.
for burled gold—told by spirits rays of the lamp. They prefer dark­ time, the game had grown sufficiently
CENTRALLY
LOCATED
township 1 north; range 19 east, Wil
Butterfat—34 c.
Interesting for her to take her part
through an aged saer and medium
lamette
meridian,
has
filed
notice
ul
Sherman County Headquarter*
Egg«—Ranch, 21025c.
With sticks, shovels and heea. they
"Th« moths, or millers as they are with xest, and she was very careful
Chees«—Price* f. o. b. Tillamook: intention to make three yAsr proof,
to
avoid
the
necessity
of
menthmlnx
scratched every foot of land, dislodged often called, have imperfectly devel­
establish claim to the. land abovt
Triplet«, 27c; loak 28c per lb.
rocks and dug deep for the treasure. oped mouth parts and could not feed surnames.
Oregon
described,
before Register and Re
Cattle — Beef »teer», good grade.
Ken was Introduced, in proper sea­
upon fabrics If they desired. Their
ceiver, U. S. Land Office, at Th*
• Oregon ranks sixth among the vari­ purpose in life Is merely to lay eggs son, to her mother, as Tom’s friend, »7.7508.50.
ous states of the union, according that develop into the worm» or larvae, ■ nd thus considered a duly accredited
Hogs—Medium to good, »7.1007.50 Dalles, Oregon, on the 3rd day oi
to its citlsans' reading and Interest in which alone, can cause destruction. .escort in the days following.
Sheep—Spring, medium to choice. July, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses: J.k
Tom was a fuvprite subject of. dis­ »10011.00.
II of the so-oalled higher type maga Nevertheless, every moth killed helps
Cothran, Dell Wright, John Gibson,
sines published In the United States. to reduce infestations by preventing cussion between the two. Ken seemed
SPECIAL RATES
Wm. Roos, all of Moro, Oregon.
Thi« Information was oontained in a more eggs being- laid. The moths lay to be a great admirer of the mythical
Seattle.
Room with privilege ot bath, «Ingle*
W. J. Donnelly, Register
report prepared by 3. A. Churchill, their eggs in and about ’clothing and letter writer, who was. Beg was
Wheat-—Hard white, »1.12; soft and
( amused to note, everything that tho
$1.00 up; double $1.50 up
•tate superintendent of schools, bas­ other objects subject to attack. From
western White, »1.08; hard red winter,
NO1ÌCE OF SHERIFF SALE
real Tom was not.
Room with private bath, «ingle SLSOj
the
eggs
are
hatched
the
larvae,
or
ed on statistic« furnished by Ward G.
“I hope Tom can come down here northern spring. »1.04; soft red winter,
up; double $2.50 up.
<Sttns. Only the worm or larvae of
In the Circuit Court of the Stati
Reeder of the Ohio State university.
western red, »1.03; Big Bend blue
before
you go»’’ said Peg.
¡Auto Meet« Train«. Street cart from]
the clothes ofoth is capable of destroy­
of Oregon for Sherman County. k
“So do I!” agreed Ken, so warmly stem, »1.14.
Mrs. Lucile Smith McArthur, widow ing fabrics.
Union Depot paw o«r door«.
FOR SALE
¡Tranafer at 5th and Gliaan «treet« from#
Hay—Alfalfa, »21; D. C„ »25; tlm Equity
of C. N. McArthur, who represented
"There are two very common species that Peg whs slightly chilled.
•
North Bank Depot.
X
BY
"By the way”—Ken walked to the othy, »25; D. C., »28 mixed hay, »23. Delweede Northwestern ar.d
the third Oregon district In congress of clothes moth. They are the case
piano,
aimlessly
touching
the
keys
—
Pacific
Hypotheekbank,
a
making
clothes
moth
and'
the
webbing
Eggs -Ranch, 18 0 24c.
from 1811 to 1111, has been appoint­
"have you written to Toin?”
corporation, ' Plaintiff,
Butterfat—36cO38c.
ed executive clerk to the majority clothes moth. The tapestry moth is
“Not since you came?* Peg flushed.
vs
Cattle—Choice steers, »8.0008.25.
loader of the national house of ropre- less often found, though it may become
destructive.
Fanny
O
Frymire,
a widow,
Hogs
—
Prime
light,
»7.50
0
7.85.
sentatlves. The position Is one of the
He turned nnd «looked directly into
"Th« adult of the cn«e-maklilg
McKinley,
and
Cheese — Washington cream brick
beet In the gift of the house, hs It will clothe« moth ha« a wing expanse of her eyes. “Oh, 1 Just wondered,” he
Defendants.
pay an anitual salary of »1400 a year about half an inch. It« head and fore- said quietly, and left soon aftpr, leav­ 23024c; Washington triplets, 21c;
By
virtue
of
and
execution, judg
Washington
Young
America,
22c.
ing'
the
girl
strangely
disturbed.
For
under legislation now about to be en­ wings are grayish yellow or buff, with
merit order, decree and order of salt
acted.
Indistinct dark spots on the middle of the first time a^ague doubt crept Into*
issued out of the above entitled court
her mind.
Spokane
A tew hours before James Briere, th« outer portions. The hind wing«
For two day« he failed to come to
in the above entitled ca^se, to mt
«re
white
or
grayish
and
silky.
Hogs
—
Prime
mixed,
»7.5007^0.
«tate prisoner injured in the Kelly
. R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
directed, daied^the 15th day of Mn>,
"The case-making clotnes moth 1« so the house or call her up. and suddenly
Cattle
—
Prime
«teer«,
»7.2507.40.
Butte premature dynamite explosion named because the larva, for its pro­ Peg know that It had long since ceased
1924, upon a judgment and decree
Sheep
—
Prime
lamba,
»10011.00.
last week died in Portland, a letter tection, makes • portable case out of to l>e a gmue to her, and that Ken's
IT
entered in said Court on the 21st da^
was received -by the sheriffs office, spun silk and fragments of the fabric good opinion was very much to be ” NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE
of April, 1924, in favor of t ie plain­
addressed to Briero, containing an sp­ upon which It feeds. These cases at- valued. She must tell him that she
DEALERS IN
Notice is hereby given that pui- tiff nbove named and against the de-
tsin a length of from four-sixteenths had known all along; shw must find
fendai
t
Fanny
O.
Fiymire
for
the
sitfnt to an execution and order of
amault of Montreal. Canada, for him to six-sixteenths of an Inch. The larva out whHt had caused the alteration in
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts
sale issued out of the Circuit Court following sums, namely: $4,560 0<
his
irfhnner
toward
her.
Swallowing
The
almost
never
leaves
Its
case,
to come home this summer. Brioro’s
Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood
with
inUrest
thereon
at
the
rate
o.
her pride, she called him up and naked of the state of Oregon for Shermar
death brings the total to four who loot webbing clothes moth is the most abua
eignt
per
cent
per
annum
from
De
­
Coal
and Hay.
him
to
dinner
the
next
night.
county, in an action therein pendit g,
their lives as a result of the explo- dant and Injurious clothe«« moth.
cember
1st,
1922;
the
further
sum
ot
To
her
mortification,
be
hesitated.
wherein
P.
N.
Lemmon
is
plaintiff
Bothered by Ons Type.
“Thanks, Peg, I’d like to come, but I and C. S. Patterson is defendant, $250 attorney’s fee; »22.50 costs am.
During the last few years, prac- have a guest.”
MANUFACTURERS OF
If a majority of th« legal voters of
commanding me to sell under execu­ disbursements herein taxed in favoi
tlcally all Instances of severe clothes-
"Bring him along," replled Peg.
a «ekool district decide to discontinue moth damage reported by manufactur­
tion, in the manner provided by law, of the plaintiff; ai.d‘ the costs oi
a high school. It would b« unnecessary ing plants througimut the North, in­ recklessly.
the
real property hereinafter de­ and upon raid writ, commanding rm
A pause. “All right,’ he said.
te levy a high school tax in the dis- cluding Chicago, Boaton aud New York,
scribed,
to satiafy judgment in favor to make sale of that certain real
Who was Ken Blair? Teg. combing
tricot, and the tax included In the bud have been aasoclated with this species.
I k h M I I IM*!»!
her hair for the third time the next of plaintiff and against the said d* property together with all -and sin­
get may be omitted when the annual For years it has been the prevailing evening, found that her hands were fendant, rendered and entered in said gular thee privileges, tenement«,
ockool meeting io hold next month. species In certain houses in western trembling at the thought of finding this court and cause on the 26th day of be/e^ i laments
and
appurtenance^
Thio irformation was contained in a Massachusetts and southeastern Con­ out at last. For to find out something March, 1924, for the sum of »90 40, thereunto belonging or in any wise ap­
legal opinion prepared by I. H. Van necticut, hence it cannot be said that «he was determined.
together with interest thereon at the pertaining, situate'ip Snerman county.
Winkle, attorney-gonera!. Robert D. this webbing clothes moth is typically
He greeted her ruther gravely and rate of 10 per cent per annum from Orego.,, and more particularly de­
Southern In distribution, although it is
Lytle, district attorney for Malheur often called the ’Southern’ clothes turned to Introduce the bluff tousled July 17, 1919, and for the further scribed as follows, to-wit:
haired young man who followed him.
county, requested the opinion.
The northeast quarter (NED ol
sum of »35.00 attorneys’ fees, snd for
moth.
"Of course, you remember Tom Rice. the further sum of »18.50, costs and section thirty-two (82), the northwest
Thore were two fatalltleo in Oregon
"Clothes moths feed upon wool, fur,
due to industrial accidents during the hair, feathers, and all fabrics manu­ Peg?” ««id Ken.
disbursements, and the costs upon quarter of the northeast quarter (NVS
The girl stood electrified. “But you
execution, I will on Monday, the 7th i of NED. and the northwest quarter
woek ending May II, according to a factured from them. They also relish aren’t Tom Rice I” she cried.
(NW|) of section thirty.-three (33),
report prepared by the state Industrial dried animal matter such as dead in­
"And
you
aren
’
t
Margaret
Brandon," day of July 1924, at the hour of 10
o’clock in the morning of said day, at all m township three (3) it, south of
accident commission. The victims sect«, Including the dead of their own he retorted.
specie«, and untreated skins, beef meal,
were Gentry O. Sims, Coquille, faller,
“I never said 1 was. He didn’t ask the front door of the county court range fifteen (15), east of the
casein, «to. In experimental work
and Edward L. Duby, Baker, farmer clothes moth« have thrived best upon me wbat my last name was. I thought house, in Moro, Sherman county, Ore­ Willamette meridian.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said
gon, sell at public auction, to the
Of the 498 accidents reported during a diet of bristles, hair, feathers, fur, It was all a fake. But you—”
the woek, 414 were subject to bene­ or raw wool, and not so well upon or­
We carry a complete line of
"Yes, I’m Tom Rice, all right, but highest bidder for cash in hand, all execution, judgment order, decree ano
fits under the workmen’s compensa­ dinary woolen cloth used in the making there's a mix-up somewhere. Have the right, title and interest of said order of sale and in compliance with
defendant, C. S. Patterson, on the the commands of said writ, I will,
tion act, 77 were from firms and cor- of wearing apparel. Notwithstanding you a picture of your Tom?”
Auto Accessories
Whiz Auto Products
this,
the
damage
they
cause
to
wearing
porations that have rejected the law
"Why, yes.”
They both Ignored first day of March, 1924, in and to on Monday, the 23rd day of June,
and five were from public utility cor- | «PParel ha« given them ■ well-deserved Ken while P«g hunted up a familiar the following described property, 1924, at 10 o’clock a. m.. at the
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
snapshot. The bluff youth roared.
poratlons not entitled to state protec , repntetion as pests.
situated in Sherman county, Oregon, front door of the County Court house
tJon
j “There msy be some satisfaction.
in Moro, Oregon, sell at public
"I might have known it. My angel to-wit:
Pyrene Fire Extinguishers and Liquid
however. In knowing that If the death cousin.” Then he sobered, ‘Td bet-
auction, subject to redemption, to
Southeast
quarter
of
the
northeast
Postponement of the~ purchase of
among clothes moths feeding upon ter explain, though.”
quarter, and the north half of the the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
Auto Repairing and Storage
any additional land for the boy«’ train* dyed woolen fabric« was as low as
“
You
he
continued,
“
Ken,
southeast
quarter of section 13, town­ all the right, title or interest which
lag school until after the next leg!«- among those feeding upon raw w<x»l,
here, was Au posed to be Immune from
m. the defendants in the sbove named
latKe session was urgid von the ■nd their growth as rapid as when they girls, so when he had business up here ship 4 south, range 14 east,
■
nd
lot
3
of
section
18,
township
4 suit, or either of them, had on
■tate board of control >n
’utior 3 feed upon bristles, furs end hair, their I sent him to Peg Brandon—Just to
November 6th, 1916, the date of the
south,
range
15
east,
w
m
capacity
for
destruction
would
l>e
In
­
adopted by a mass meeting of Marv n
nee Every one falls for her.”
mortgage therein foreclosed, or since
Or
i*o
much
thereof
as
may
be
Agents for
county fanners hi the board of control creased enormously.
“Well, I’ll be switched I” cried Ken.
“A single piece of hair stuffed or
neceFSary to satisfy said judgment said date had in or to the above de­
rooms at the state house. The rex v
Indlgnuntly.
feather-stuffed furniture may keep a
Said scribed property or any part thereof,
"Ye«, yes,” Tom calmed him. “Of costs «nd accruing coats
lutlons also urged that any now build house well stocked with clothes moths
course you didn’t know all this. Well. property will be sold subject to con- to satisfy said execution, judgment
ing for the school at this time be con
I wrote Peg, and when Ken didn’t finration md redemption as by law order and decree, interest, costs and
flnod to absolute necessities Gover­
accruing costa.
show up, she was furious, 'cause she provided.
nor Pierce. Secretary of State Kos r
Hallow Word« and Empty.
I
had
made
all
her
plans
to
ensnare
the
\ Dated this 15th day of May,. 1924.
29th
Ddted
st
Moro,
Oregon,
this
and State Treasurer Myers attended
Find Olite— Poet Budd Insists thnt young Apo I In.*"
Hugh Chrisman, Sheriff of
The reader of advertisements knows that he has the most
day
of
M«y,
1924.
ths meeting, which had been arranged he writes best with sn empty stomach
^Idlot I” interjected Ken.
Sherman County, Oregon
HUGH CHRISMAN,
reliable guide to markets that exists in the world today.
to permit th« voicing of protests
Second Critic—Judging from
"Well,” Tom picked up his hat, "1
First Publication: May 23rd, 1924.
Sheriff of Sbermsn County,
•gaiaat the expMdltare of stale funds poem«, I would uy they were algo
I tpkl Keg I couldn’t stay,
5tj6jl4 Last Publication: June 20lh, 1924
Oregon;
written with «a «m^çy h/9g
.0^1
HOW TO CONTROL
MOTHS IN HOMES
B
S
T
Royal Cafe
Bank Hotel
Westinghouse
Sherman Electric Co
Independent Warehouse & Milling Co
MILL FEED AND FLOUR
FOSS & CO., Inc
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
Phone 303
Moro, Oregon
Studebaker Cars
W' IM »«MA