Sherman County observer., June 13, 1924, Image 4

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The Judge: Drinks From The Cellar Often Lead To The QelL-fy#
FRIDAY/................. J»«« 13. 1^24
WHAT AVE YOU
DRINKING JUDGE ?
RVE SIMPLE RULES
FÜR BONUS CLAIMS
I A HOT CHOCOLATE
HEATINq DPINK TOR THIS
timf of the
YEAKS
F^gnr Print* Ordered a*
Safeguard Against Fraud.
HAVE YOU EVER TRIED
15 NT THAT A PHETTy
IM HAVING
NO
GIN AW G1HGERÂLE’ ?
i Fino it
NOURISHES me
f
Waahingrou.—Printing of the blanks
•• Which more than 5,000,000 veterans
•f the World war will make applica­
tion for adjusted compensation as re­
cently enacted, is well under way.
The blanks will be distributed
among the veterans through new spa
pera, the Post Office department, the
American Legion and other patriotic
•octette« in touch with the veteran»
Within a comparatively short time
•vary veteran la expected to have re-
eeived a blank and made application
for his bonus.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE
tribes In the Punjab are on
value. One of the clerks In this
A.\M. HICKS
THIN X the Border
GIRLS
STARVE
TO
STAY
warpath
against
the
government
._
_
_
Notice
is hereby given that pur-
establishment
wore
a
small
diamond
THEODORE
E.
BURTON
|
cash payments will be made before
nd Heating
Plumbi
Tbe British send a commis- Buant to an execution and order of
stickpin. The holdup man examined
of the in India.
March L 1925. Adjusted service cer-
It and then slHM.k his head doubtfully, Malnutrition Causea Many Ills
sloner.
a
young
Oxford
graduate,
with
sale
issued
out
of
the
Circuit
Court
Sells
and
installs the
Modern Flapper, According to
tMcates will be dated January L 1925.
as much as to say, “It's not worth
500
soldlera.
He
aummons
the
native
of
the
state
of
Oregon
for
Sherman
One Phyalaian.
famous Mueller pipe
if the application is made prior to
much."
chiefs and talks matters over with county, in an action therein pending,
that date. If it is made after that the
or pipeless furnace.
Recently holdup men have turned
He is a 4wrioua young doctor with them. Mohammedans and Brahmlna wherein P. N. Lemmon is plaintiff
certificate will be dated the first of
their attention to new schemes which
had been fighting one another. There and C. S Patterson is defendant,
the month following the application.
Wasco, Oregon
have given the police no little con- his office 111' tbe upper fifties. A idom
ar» probably 100,000 armed tribesmen c »mmanding me to ^ell under execu­
As soon as the bob us _ bill w as
cern. It is chúmete Istlç. pf thieves to his patient» are young women of the
passed, over the veto of the President,
think’t»P new and original methods of type that will be known to history aa in tbe hills. The Englishman tells the tion, in the manner provided by law,
the War department issued Instruc­
warring parties to behave or he will jhe real property herainafter de- .
procedure. One of tlieir recent opera­ the flapper.
“They aren’t well and they aren’t clean up on both of them. The Indians cribed, to satisfy judgment in favor
tions as to the pnqier method in ap­
tions Is to follow well-dressed men
plying for the bonus. Finger prints
and gem-bedecked women to their 111,* the young doctor complained In believe him and peace Is restored. They »f plaintiff- and agairst the said de- I
dlgnantly to a New York Globe writer. know they may wipe out his little force-, endant, rendered and entered in said |
will be used on the applications as a
WHEN
homes'und (hen hold the4n up. . ’.
method of identification.
A few months ago two men und two "Tiiere’s nothing th» .matter with them but a bigger force will follow.
ourt and cause on the 26th day of 1
IN THE DALLES
This is done to protect veterans and
women, after visiting a cabaret down­ except malnutrition. It take» almost an
■/larch, 1924, for the sum of $90 40,
their dependents from fraud and to
town, dropped in at an all-night lunch­ hour sometime» to examine on» of thia
A duelist at Paris, as a token of ogether with interest thereon at the I
provide identification In the future.
room for a light repast before going type of patient, only to find that her reconciliation, kissed his antagonist.
rate of 10 |>er ce <t per annum from j
heart,
lung»,
»tomach
ar»
all
In
excel
­
Fiva Rules Established.
home. It happened that thieves were
Perhaps
the reporters were misled and July 17, 1919, and for the lurther;
lent
condition.
There
1»
nothing
par
­
Rules formulated by the War de­
dining in the same lunchroom. They
partment in connection w'ltb applica­
observe«! the gems the women were ticularly wrong «xcept that ah» is far what they saw was not a duel, only um of $35.00 attorneys’ fees, and for;
tha settlement of a freak election bet. tne further sum of $13.50, costs and J
wearing ami the well-dressed, prosper­ under weight ,
tion for a bonus read :
“When I fall thia type of patient
lisburseme ris, and the costa upon ;
*L Do not write for application
ous aupenrnnce of their esc-orts. When
There arems to be a growing dla
Open Day and Night
blanks. These will be distributed as
the four left in a taxi the thieves that, the an»wer 1» alway» the »ame
■xecution, I will on Monday, the 7th
-»Millon
here,
«t^fn
Ixmdon
to
crith
soon us prepared, and unnecessary
hailed Mouther taxi and followed them •Heaven», doctor,’ they »hriek. . 1
:ay of July 1924, at the hour of 10
bte France for her single-entry sya
letters will only create confusion and
t<> their apartment house. The two wouldn’t put on any mor» weight for
o’clock in the morning of said day, at «
the
world.
Why,
I
might
get
hippy.
•tw^f international bookkeeping.
oouples
had-
*no
sooner
entered
the
delay.
he front door of the county court
“L Read carefully the instructions
lobby of the house than the holdup And I could never wear knicker» for
house,
in Moro, Sherman county, Ore- !
which will be printed with the appli­
men Intercepted them, held them up, . golf any mor», for there la nothing 1
May tie after a while men will be gon, sell a» public auction, to the '
dislike
so
much
a»
hippy
women
in
and strlppe«! thetA of money and valu­
cation blank.
dr tf» live a thouaand years, but not highest bidder for cash in hand, all .
knickers.’
“3. Do not pay fees other than a
ables.
nlea* th# traffic regulations are con-
is
this:
•Why.
he right, title and interest of said
“Again th<
Storekeeper Is Tricked.
notary charge. The law prohibits any
Repraaentatilve Theodore E. Burton
’«.r»,' '• improved.
défendant. C. S Patteison, or. I ht
person for charging a fee for assist­ of Ohio, who was named temporary
Recently a ■siorekreper on One Hun­ doctor, tf I trot fat I might loea my
irst day of March, 1924, in «nd td
Formerly the Albert
-•
ance in collection of the compensa­ chairman of the republicarf national dred ami Twenty-fifth street was nlone nice ankles, of which I sm proud as
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
he following desmoed property,
hi his shop when a youth entered and the stork in the fable. And just when
tion.
convention at Cleveland.
Department of the Interior U. S. otuated in Sherman county, Ore^or,
The Dalles’ Newest and Best
“4, Do not write the War depart-
purchased some razor blades. He laid short skirts ar» coming in again. Oh.
ment for any Information required by
down several coins, most of them no doctor, I couldn’t think of gMtifi» land office at The Dalles, Oregpn. to-wit:
Hostelry
fee blank. If the Individual has not
pennies, took the blades and departed. father now. It Would qulto spoil my May 22d, 1924.
Southeast quarter of the northeast
CENTRALLY LOCATED
The storekeeper counting up . the [ typa'
_.
the Information, supply It as best he
Notice is hereby* given that Frank quarter, and the north half of the
“
And
so
they
go,
with
lowered
vital
C*n from memory. Inquiries to the
change found that the customer had '
Sherman County Headquari »rs
Carl Schumacher, of route 1, Box 36, outheast quarter of section 13, town­
gspartmoat - would only serve to delay
not given him enough. Running from I Ity and less resistance to colds and all Moro, Oregon, who, on Oct. 20, 1920,
hip
4
south,
range
14
eatt,
w.
m.
o1
the cess by the double eearch of the
the store he Intenepte«! him In the kinds of disease Ju«t for th«
made homestead entry.. No. 017714, nd lot 3 of section 18, townsjiip 4
.... —
street. "Hey. son.” said' th»' storey j stvla."
records which wodld be involved.
for NJNEL' SEiNEi, NEjNWL S) ioutb, range 15 east, w. m
Mall application blahks in the
Great Soldler'a Sad Refleetien.
keeper, “you are 9 tents short.” The
SEj,
Section‘20, SiSWJ, Section far
Or FO much thereof as may be
we rale pee which will be distributed at
Nothing except a battle lost can be
youth looked surprised, and dug down
fa» same time. This will facilitate re­
Tialf
so
melancholy a» a battle won.— townahip.l north, range 19 eaat, Wil­ necefsary to satisfy said judgment
In
his
pocket
for
the
balance.
In
du
Growth of Banking Habit Ing so he dropped several pennies on l>uke of Wellington.
lamette meridian, has filed notice of •oets and accruing costs
Said
ceipts of applicants at the proper of-
intention
to
make
three
year
proof,
Drives Crooks to Holdups the sidewalk, which rolled out of
property
will
be
sold
subject
to
con-
When He'« Telling It.
Th« scale of payment under the
sight.' "I haven’t any more change,”
We sometimes wish the fellow who to establish clsim to the Isnd above nrnnation and redemption as by law
—
Try
Many
Schemes.
boons bill is differentiated between
he apologized. "Here are your razor knows It all would forget a little of described, before Register and Re­ provided.
boms and foreign service, as is pay
ceiver, U. S. Land Office, al The
Dated at Moro, Oregon, thia 29th
New York.—Thieves, with few ex­ blades." He hurried away, and when it.—Boston Transcript.
M the army and navy. The home serv- ceptions, prefer hard, culd cash to any­ the storekeeper returned to Iris shop,
Dalles, Oregon, on the 3rd day of lay of M«*y, 1924.
tee pay is based on a scale of SI a
NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE
July, 1924.
thing else, and paper money, since it he discovered that some one had en­
' HUGH CHRISMAN,
May, and that of foreign pay is based
OF REAL PROPERTY
Claimant names as witnesses: J.R.
1» light and easy to carry, is prefer­ tered in his absence and had “touched”
Sheriff
of Sherman County,
fit a scale of 11.25 a day. -
able to silver coin, which, if there is the cash register for $25.
<
Oregon. * 5tj6j!4
By virtu» of an execution, decree Cothran, pell Wright, John Gibson,
How to Figure IL
FOR SALB
much of it, is heavy and unwieldy.
Wm.
Roos,
all
of
Moro,
Oregon.
1 aid order of sale issued out of the
Mow an ex-service man who receives Thieves always like to get cash if pos­
Commonplace.
Sport's “Papa.”
W.
J.
Donnelly,
Register.
• paid-up insurance policy under tho sible. They can usually get rid of It
There was a giri in New York city, Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
Georgia, while at her father's garage,
bonus bill may figure the maturity withouttrouble. • Next to currency
who had been working for eight years for Sherman County, to me directed
saw one of the workmen enter. His
NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE
bains of his policy at death or at tho they p/ef^r jewelry^especially gems without a vacation.
She was thin, and dated June 7, 1924, upon a judg­
dog, pleased to see him, jumped up to
In the Circuit Court of the State his lap. Georgia looked on a moment
«M of twenty years follows:
white, and her shoulders were stooped. ment and decree rendered and entered
of good quality.
First, total the number of flay»
They like Jewelry because It I hm « a Bike had an old mother dependent in said Court on the 5th day of June, of Oregon for Sherman County. In and then remarked. "My, you luve your
•srvod at home and overseas and de­ large monetary value, and like paper upon her, and for eight years she had 1924, in favor of H. S. Ellis and Equity
papa, don’t you. Sport?"
fect 00 of those served at home, money It Is easy to handle. A amali been tolling to free their home from against Peter Kramer for the sum of Del weede Northwestern and
which are excluded as having been stone worth >5,(XX) or mure takes up the Incubus of debt.- One night she
Pacific Hypotheekbank, a
$6000 00 with interest thereon after
IUII l - l-I I I iH-W-l 11 I I 1-l-M-
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS.
covered in the >60 bonus paid upon little apace In a vest pocket. But jew­ took an “elevated" home. In her hand
corporation,
Plaintiff,
August
1st,
1923,
at
the
rate
of
eight
MMeharge after the armistice. Multl- elry is not as easily disposed ,of us she tightly clutched an envelope. She
PORTLAND. OREGON
vs
Cthe day« served at home by >1 and money, even If sold to a "fence.” The ran all the way up the street and per cent per annum; for sum of
MAIN STREET
Fanny
O.
Frymire,
a
widow,
$180.00
with
interest
thereon
"after
number of overseas by >1.25 and purchaser, as a rule, will not give the could hardly turn the door-knob, She
L. McKinley,
and
•fid the results.
seller anything like what he should hurried Into the room where her August 1st, 1923, at the rate of ten
arber
hop
Defendant^.
Eliminate all above >625, if any, as reeelve for the bauble, und thA the -nlother^snt and dropped the envelope per cent per annum; for the further
By virtue of and execution, judg
MORO, OREGON *
that is the limit of basic pay allowed, fence Is liable to be taken In by the Into her lap with a sob. The mother sum of $3.^0.00 attorney’» fees; and
tf the veteran had only home service police and “squeal” on his customer.
•pened it and discovered that, it Was the further sum of >21.00 costs and ment order, decree and order of sale
fa» limit Is >600.
- The ordinary burglar steals jewelry a canceled mortgage. The debt was disbursements, and the costs of and issued out of the above entitled court
Thon find In tho accompanying table purely for mercenary reasons.
He paid. Just a commonplace girl—that upon this writ, commanding me to in the above entitled cause, to mt”
Joe Truitt, Proprietor
Sb» factor opposite the ago of the vet- does not know much about precious was all. But oh! the beauty of that make sale of all and aingular the directed, dated the 15th day uf May,
faM at hie nearest birthday next stones, but he is a poor burglar if he sacrificial love for her mother!
fi Mowing described real property 1924, upon a judgment and decree
fibsfag and multiply the basis pay cannot tell the difference betweep a
situated
in the County of Sherman entered in said Court on the 21st day
fatal by tho factor. The result will paste diamond and a real one 7 and he
Devotion With a Limit.
of April, 1924, in favor of tie plain-
and
State
of Oregon, to-wit:
b» tho maturity value of the policy or knows thst a real gem has a ready
SHOWER BATHS
Few of the beys at the club had met
tiff above named and against the de­
Lot
4
of
section
19
and
Lot»
1
»nd
fate vahm at death.
market. Experience also has taught Cuthbert's better half. H»ffy, being
Fer awample. If a veteran served 560 him that the average apartment house one of the few, was called upon for 2 in section 30 in township l north fendant Fanny O. Frymire fer thi
t»nge 18 east W. M., containing following sums, namely: $4,600 Ob
Mb at home, his be sic pay Is >600, dweller no longer keeps his money in
Information.
with interest thereon at the rate of
OllminatlDg the first 60 days. If his a sack or behind the family clock on
167 33 acres, more or less.
"Has Cuthbert a devoted wife?"
eight
per cent per annum from De­
any
might
Bf» is thirty, his factor Is 2.524, which the parlor mantel. He knows the head
A
W!
The
sjnj
of
section
25
town
­
“As the times go, you
.
JAMES STEWART
tf nnpd to multiply >500, gives a total of the family carries a check book and
so. Mi
w z
ship 1 north range 17 eaat W. M. and cember 1st, 1922; the further sum of
gf >1.260, the value of the policy. If puts his cash in the bank eyery week,
Whereupon, being asked for an ex- the wjswi section 30 in township 1 $250 attorney’s fee; >22.50 coets ano
SHERMAN COUNTY
SPECIAL RATES !
fee veteran had 860 days at home and and does not leave loose change for planattiQi, he proceeded to explain: north range 18 east W. M , excepting disbursements herein taxed in favot
STOCK AND BRAND
100 abroad, his basic pay is >625, snooping Intruders to pick up.
"Rhe won't cook breakfast for him. tnerefrom a trait of land consisting of the plaintiff; and the costs of
Room with privilege of beth, aingle/
Which, tf multiplied by 2.524, gives the
but she always joins him downtown
Hunts for Jewelry.
$1.00 up; double $1.50 up
of
1
08 acres, more or leas, conveyed and upon raid writ, commanding me
INSPECTOR
policy value at >1,577.
80 the thief often is disappointed in time for dinner.”
to make sale of that certain real
Room
with
private bath, «ingle $1.50
by
R.
E
.Saltmarsh
to
E.
E.
Lytle
Moro - • Oregon
Following is the table of ages and In his visits to apartments at not find­
up; double $2.50 up.
property together with all and sin­
and
D.
C.
O
’
Reilly
by
deed
bearing
THE
MARKETS
factors:
ing the coveted cash and turns to
Auto Meet« Train«. Street can from
privileges, tenements,
4 »date October 29, 1898, and recorded gular the
Factor
A#a
Factor Age.
other things of value. If people have
Union Depot p«u our doon.
DEPUTIES: L. Schadewitx, Kent,
and
appurtenances
November 2, 1898, in deed book G hereditaments
Portland.
W .......... «MS 4« ........................ «.4M become more careful in handling
Tran tier at Sth and Gli«an street« from
Oregon; Dr. Jos. Saunders, Moro,
thereunto
belonging
or
in
any
wise
ap
11
........ I M4 44....................... «414 money, they have not greatly Im­
Wheat — Hard white, $1.15; soft p <ge 69 recoids of aaid Sherman
North Bank Depot.
41.......... .^...1411
fa ....................... I MI
Ore.; W. H. Mever, Wasco, Ore
proved In protecting other valuables. white, 11.09; western white, >1.08; county, Oregon.! Al»o being subject pertaining, situate in Sherman county,
fa.........................1.1« 4«............ ...........t 1»»
fa.........................«M» 4T ....................... 3.SS1
And if the thief departs with little hard winter, $1.06; northern spring Jt> a railroad right of way thereon Oregon, and more particularly de­
ill Il-l-bL I I ! l-I-l-I-l I I I44-1 I +
M..... »...3.SST 4« .................. 1144 eash he usually cad pick up a few ar­
conveyed by <»jd R. E. Saltmarsh to scribed as follows, to-wit:
>1.05; western red, 31.04.
fa .........................1.U5 4» ....................... 1 146
The
northeast
quarter
(NEj)
of
Hay—Alfalfa, >15©15.50 ton; valley said E. E. Lytle and D. C O’Reilly
•t.................rm 60 ....................... 1.114 ticles of jewelry; a watch or two, a
51 ........................ 11«! few rings and stickpins.
M ........
%
timothy,
$18019; eastern Oregon by deed bearing date October 29, 1898, section thirty-two (32), the northwest
51 ........................ 1.171
fa .......................J 617
A pair of apartment dwellers re­
fa"
and recorded November 2, 1898, in quarter of the northeast quaiter (NW
timothy,
$20@2J.
61 ........................ 1164
turning from the theater or a late sup­
54 ........................ 111«
deed book G page 70 record» of »aid I of NED, »nd the northwest quarter
Butterfat—34035a.
per or dance are usually tired; hence
55 ....................... «101
Sherman county, Oregon. The land (NWJ) of section thirty-three (33),
Eggs— Ranch, 20026c, •>
64 ........................ «.1T1 In their tired and sleepy condition
herein mortgaged contains 431.31 all in township three (3), south of
57 ........................ 1.141 they de not take the pains to place ' Cheese—Prices f. 0. b, Tillamook:
51 ....................... 1111
range fifteen (15), east of the
ri
» W.
*
acres, more or leas.
their valuables in a family trurik or Triplets, 2>c; loaf, 29c per lb.
............... I 081
Willamette,
meridian.
Now
therefore,
by
virtue
of
said
Cattie — Beef steers, good grade.
■ 0 .....................
'
‘ vault,. but leave them carelessly on
Now, therefore, by virtue of aaid
61 .......................... 2.01
execution, decree and order of sale,
bureau or table, or In a partly closed 18.0009.25.
41 ................,,.1144
execution,
judgment order, decree and
dresser drawer. And when the burglar
Hogs—Medium to good, >7.5008.00. and in conpl'are» with the demand
41 ..................... 1H4
44 ................ ... ifil pays th» couple a visit he knows just
Sheep—Spring, medium to choice, of said writ, I will, on Saturday, the order of sale and in compliance with
45 ........................ i.m where to find the articles he is after.
2th day of July, 1924 at the hour of the commands of said writ, I will,"
|9.50 ©IL 00.
It Is the opinion of an old-time de­
ten
o'clock’ in the forenoon of aaid on Monday, the 23rd day of June,
Afi veterans up to and including the tective that the city holdup man, un-(
day, and at the front door of the court 1924, at 10 o’clock a. m., at the
Seattla.
rafik of captain in the army and dm know» In the metropolis until a few
■fan corps and lieutenants In the navy years ago, la a product of the recent
Wheat — Hard wh^fe, $1.12; soft house in Moro, in Sherman county, front door of the County Court house
in Moro, Oregon, sell at public
are eligible for the bonus.
school of criminals, who believe in white, hard red winter, >1.09; western Oregon, sell at public auction, aub- auction, subject to redemption, to
We carry a complete line of
“taking the cash and letting the credit 'white, >L03; soft red winter, western ject to redemption, to the higheat
the
highest
bidder,
for
cssh
in
hsnd,
bidder
for
caah
in
hand,
sll
the
right,
go." Most of these vicious criminals red, northern spring, $1.05; Big Bend
Catch Shad in Baskets
Whiz Auto Products
Auto Accessories
title, interest and eatate in and to all the right, title or interest which
Norfolk. Va.—Down at the Lake are out purely for the ca*h\ Hence aiueatem. Il li-
the
dependents
in
the
sbove
r.amed
IMnea dam. Ip Princess Anne county, their viaita to cigar store».4 small , Hay—Alfalfa. >21; D, C„ >25; tlm j the said real property, which the aaid
suit, or either of them, had on
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
» few miles from Norfolk, they are shops, and slmlla^ places; and the >thy, >28; D. C., $28; mixed hay, >2$. ! nMmed defendants or any or all of
I r em had on the 9th day of August, November 6ih, 1916, the date of the
retching buck shed with baskets ano practice of a bolded type to go after
Eggs—Ranch, 19Cp26c.
Pyrene Fire Extinguishers and Liquid
। 192>>, Loirg th« date on which the mortgage therein foreclosed, or since
re toe or any implement that will haul pay rolls, large and small.
Butterfat—37 @ 39c.
Follow Victims Homo.
a fiali out of the water. A big run of
murigHge men tionod Tn »aid decree said date had in or to the above de­
Cattle
—
Choice
steers,
$7.25©8.25.
Not infrequently these thieves In de­
Auto Repairing and Storage
the fish has come up from the sea.
| was rttorded. or since had in or to sert bed property or any part thereof,
Hogs-Prime light, >7.50@7.85.
scending
on h drug store or shop hive
to
satisfy
said
execution,
judgment
■topped by the dam. they have gatb-
¡tie
sbove
described
real
p
operty
or
Cheese — Washington cream brick,
•reg there by thousands and motor- robbed the cash register, and gone
!3&24 c ; Washington triplets, 31c; a iy part thereof, to satisfy aaid order and decree, intomt, costs and
through
the
pockets
of
proprietors
and
MW are bringing home all they, can
-e<ecution, order or decree, with accruing eoata
clerks^ without making an effort to Washington Young America, 22c.
Dated thia 15th day of May, 1924.
feW*
. „
<
interest, cents and all accruing coeta.
take iriicles of jewelry from these
Hugh Chrisman, Sheriff of
Agents for
Feu Knew ’Em Lika Wat
! ' Dated this 9th day of June, 1924.
persons. ,1» • recent store holdup the
Spokane
Sherman County, Oregon.
Cynical Ductor (to chronic complain thlevi .took what articles of jewelry
HUGH
CHRISMAN.
Hogs—Prim* mixed. |7.50©7.75.
•r)—Well, bow are you feeling today? they
valuable from
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8 eriff of Sherman County, Oregon First Publication: May 23rd, 1924.
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Last Publication : Jun» 20th, 1924.
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Royal Cafe
Bank Hotel
MODERN THIEVES
HAVE NEWTRICKS
Sherman Electric Co
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
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FOSS A CO., Inc
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
Phone $03,
Moro, Oregon
Studebaker Cars