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Withdrawal From Liquor Treaty
Vancouver, B. C.—The arrest in San
Francisoo of Fred R. Anderson, prom-
inant Vancouver lawyer, on liquor
chargoa. has roused British Columbia
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ing pitch. They take the attitude that
Anderson had gone south on legal
Dr W. N. Morse business and that he was connected
with Gonadian liquor interests only
in a legal capacity. Anderson went to
Physician and Surgeon ; California
to represent the steamer
Quadra and her crew, held for Yum
running. He was indicted by a fed-
•ral grand Jury.
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| It Was also decided at the meetings
to demand that the Canadian govern-
WASCO - OREGON ( ment withdraw from the liquor treaty
with the United States. It was de
clared that if the government didn’t
take action at an early date the failure
to do so would be made an Issue at
the coming election.
William M. Butler, chairman of the
republican national committee, ap
Dr. Penn C. Crum
Son Francisco, Cal. — The grand pointed to the seat In the United
Jury, tn returning the long list of in States senate made vaoant by the
Optometrist
dictments, named Russell Whitelaw, death of Henry Cabot Lodge.
a wealthy resident of Vancouver, B.
Specilist in the examining of
C.; F. R. Anderson, a prominent at
•yes and fitting of glasses.
torney from the same city; the entire
Lens grinding shop in
crew of the Quadra and a number of
connection.
Others. Anderson, who was here in
Directly over Corson’s Music
behalf of the Quadra and crew, was
Store.
released on bond, as were the mem
Washington, D. C.—The department
' Room 10, Vogt Bldg.
bers of the crew.
The indictments followed a long In has Issued an appeal to wartime of
The Dalles, Ore.
veetigation by the grand Jury tn the ficers, field clerks and enlisted men
circumstances surrounding the depar of the army In France requesting that
ture from Canada of the steamer they forward to the department any
Quadra, seised by the United States papers they may have which would
coast guard cutter Shawnee with throw light on the participation in the
war of the units to which they were
W. C. BRYANT liquor said to be valued at >500,000 assigned.
on board.
“No wartime papers should be
Attorney-at-Law
thrown away," the department de
clares. “Even an informal note or
a rough sketch may be the key to an
Important situation."
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The papers are desired that the
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historical section of the general siaff
Oregon
Moro
Loa Angeles, Cai.—Practically the may complete a series of monographs
entire flow of the I ais Angeles aque- covering the participation of the
OOOOOOOQDQOQOQOOQPOQOOQQOO dnet, this city's chief source of water American forces in the various opera
for domestic and industrial uses, was tlohs of the world war.
diverted into the Owens river near
Lons Pine, about 200 miles north of
$220 COW IS CHAMPION
here, by a raiding party of 60 men,
who stormed the aqueduct guards and Washington State Animal Rises to
threw open the Alabama waste gates.
Fame In Bovine Circles.
Attorney -at-Law_
Charles Collins, sheriff of Inyo coun
Tacoma, Wash—A 1220 cow that
ts, telegraphed Governor Richardson has become the champion of her class
Practice in All the Courts
for troops, declaring immediate action is the story revealed in dispatches
of Oregon
by ths military was all that could from Chicago that Canary Snowball
prevent bloodshed.
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Gettle, a cow in the state herd at
The raiders, alleged to be residents the Western Washington state hospital
BANK OF MORO BUILDING
of Owens valley, where for years a at Fort Steilacoom, was the leading
Moro . . . Oregon
water feud has raged between the junior 3-year-old Holstein producer of
city and valley ranchers and business
the world,
men, stood their ground at the spill-
governor Hart, who has been great
way and defied Sheriff Collins and ly Interested in building up the var-
representatives of the city of Los toud state herds bought Canary Snow
D. LINDQUIST ? Angeles.
ball Gettle at a public auction at
They announced that they would BXma, Wash., In 1922. His success
continue to waste the water until a ful bld was >220.
JEWELER
committee came from Los Angeles and
The champion cow recently gave
Watch Inspector for the
> ••settled" the water rights controversy birth to her first male calf. The calf,
with them. Sheriff Collins, after vain ncxded King Louis V. Hart, of Steila
O. W. R. & N. Co.
ly endeavoring to have the waste gates coom in honor of Governor Hart, Is
Jewelry and’ Watch Repair-
closed, returned to Independence to
valued at 110,000, but is not for sale
ing given special attention g telegraph the facts to Governor Rich at say price.
ardson.
Governor Hart’s >220 cow could
The Dalles, Oregon
easily be sold for 13000, if the stite
ÎW0 BISHOPRICS REFUSED would part with her.
PRESERVATION OF
WAR RECORDS ASKED
a Geneva.—In the presence of the of
ficial American delegation beaded by
Representative Stephen G. Porter of
Pennsylvania, the fourth international
conference for international control
of the traffic in hahlt forming nar
cotic drugs opened Monday in the
League of ’Nations pitadE The con
ferenoe was presided over by Herluf
Zable, Danish minister to Berlin, apd .
leading Danish delegate to the League
of Nations assembly.
The object of the conference is to
obtain an agreement for limitation of
the exportation and importation of
narcotics to medical and scientific
needs.
An American offensive launched at
the very start appears to have im
pressed the delegates to the confer
ence that the United States is de
termined to do everything humanly
possible to bring alxiut results from
an international gathering which has
been convoked to strike another ef
fective blow at opium and narcotic
drugs.
A bitter dispute between delegates
of Japan and England at a different
conference — one for suppression of
opium smoking in the Far East—near
ly disrupted the latter parley Sun
day and serious fears were enter
tained that its effects might be noted
at the new conference.
WATER SUPPLY TO
LOS ANGELES CUT
IRA M. PETERSON
Rev.
Anto Truck and Team
Drayage of all kinds
Special delivery rate* made on
wood, coal, etc. to country places
Long and short haulii g promptly
dona on short notice
Headquarters st Hotel Moro.^
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Cen^en - -Oregon
Mr. Fleming Declines Indiana
and Washington Positions.
Chicago.—The Rev. Frederic S.
Fleming, who recently was invited to
become bishop coadjutor of the dis
trict of northern Indiana of the Pro
tectant Episcopal church and a week
later asked to accept the episcopacy
Of Olympia, Wash., announced to his
congregation of the Church of the
Atonement that he would accept
neither place. He felt, he said, that
high honors had been tendered him,
but that he would be of greater serv-
ice to the church by remaining in his
present charge.
COME!
Habit*
Forming Drugs is Object
ofMeeting.
International Control of
With United States De-
v Office at
MORO, OREGON
F. D.-FJLATT
MORO, ORE.
Five Cents
DRUG CONFERENCE
OPENS AT GENEVA
manded.
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Established 1887
‘Dr J. R. Morgan
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Farm Inquiry Begins Ih Washington.
Washington, D. C.—The inquiry pro
posed by President Coolidge into farm
ing conditions got under way here
Monday when the commission he ap
pointed assembled th his office.
Union, Or., Man Slain in Home.
And Get Your Contest Number
Fifty Prizes consisting
of Cars, Trucks and
Auto Accessories
Over $1,500
Which you can win in
Walt’s Profit Sharing
Campaign Contest
STECK TO CONTEST
BROOKHART VICTORY
Des Moines, I*.- Ballots thrown out
Ly election judges in numerous Iowa
counties and eatimated to number
thou, nds may decide who shall be
lova’s junior senator — Smith W.
Bruokhar; or Daniel F. Steck.
These ballots, missing from the of-
ficial tabulations will form the basis
of a contest of the recent senatorial
election.
Steck will Institute thß contest, he
said, to demand definitely the will of
the Iowa voters rather than for the
purpose of obtaining the senate seat
for himself.
The total vote as shown by the com
plete county canvasses was Brookhart
447,711, Steck 446.9B1.
URGE CALIFORNIA EMBARGO
Asks Protection Against Idaho, Ore
gon and Washington Spuds.
Sacramento, Cal.—Urgent requests
that the state adopt quarantine regu
lations against shipments into Cali
fornia of potatoes from Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, and other states where
the Colorado potato beetle is report
ed to extst^ were made to the state
department*of agriculture at a con
ference attended by potato growers
of the Sacramento and San Joaquin
river delta districts.
State and federal officials have
taken the request under advisement
and will make a complete investiga
tion of the situation, It was announc
ed by Agricultural Director George II.
Hecke.
Ruling on Tax to Aid Oregon.
Salem, Or.—In a revolutionary opin
ion, from the point of view of state
taxation, Attorney General Van
Winkle held Monday that the 6 per
cent tax limitation amendment applies
to the state income tax that has been
collected this year. The 6 per cent
limitation has never been interpreted
as applying to any tax except a direct
levy. The result of the opinion, if
put into execution will be that the
state will hav^ sufficient revenues
during the next year to servo all state
departments and institutions notwith
standing the repeal of the income tax
at the recent election.
Union, Or. — William Wiglesworth,
60, respected pioneer of this vicinity.
was shot and killed In his home here
Sunday night by an unidentified per
son. A coroner’s jury failed to fix
blame for the killing. Newton Gam
ble, an aged neighbor, was under ar
rest but popular opinion does not sup
port the officers’ theory that he was
Roy Bank Robber Sentenced.
Tacoma, Wash,—-George Thompson involved.
entered a plea of guilty to the rob
Bobbed-Hair Choir Singers Strike.
Graves In France Will be Marked.
bery of the bank at Roy, Wash.,
Washington, D. C. — Bobbed hair
Washington, D. C. — The battle girls in the choir of Mount Vernon
November 3, and was sentenced to a
term of 10 to 25 years in the state moauments commission, headed by Methodist Episcopal church have quit
penitentiary at Walla Walla. Thomp General Pershing, has decided inform because Rev. Burke Culpepper, an
son was captured at Enumclaw, Wash., ally that the graves of American war evangelist, temporarily occupying the
three days after the robbery and $1217 dead In France will ~be marked for pulpit, denounced bobbed hair and
of the bank loot was found on his all time with white stone crosses in said ft was against the teachings of
patterns similar to the wooden mark the Bible.
person.
ers thhave stood over the graves
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Suit to Save Big Battleship is Loot. since the war.
Oregon Text Books May Cost More.
Washington, D. C—The application
Salem, Or.—An Increase of 25 per
of William R. Shearer of New York, Legion to Seek Funds for Orphans. cent in the cost of text books in the
for an injunction restraining Secre
Indianapolis, Ind. — A nation-wide grade and high schools of Oregon that
tdry Wilbur from using the uncom campaign to raise an endowment fund are adopted by the^stato text book
pleted battleship Washington as a of >5,000,000 to care for orphaned chil commWon at
here is said
target was dismissed In District of dren of FQrid war veterans and help by* J. A. Churchill, state school supet-
Columbia supreme court.
less distrofed ex-service men is about InteBdent, probably td be unavoidable.
to be lauaohed by the American
Jap Dual Nationality Code Abolished. Legion. U was announced here at na-
Waot Gowers to Meat In January.
Toklo.—An imperial ordinance was Qopal headquarters of that organisa • Balt Lake City. Utah.—The sixtieth
published directing enforcement, be tion. *
■'-s
annual convention of the National
ginning Decembey 1, of a law abolish
Wool Growers’ association will be held
The “Seventh Continent."
ing dual nationality of Japanese bom
The seventh continent Is Antarctica, in San Francisco January 21 to 23,
in the United States, Argentina, Brasil,
a land with'the area-of Australia. It 11926, Secretary F. R. Marshall has
Canada, Chile and Peru.
1 announced. __
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Is completely covered by a glacier,.^.
Beginning November 15th 1924
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The Rules of The Big Contest
are as follows:
1. Only retail customers of the Williams Motor
Company and of Walt’s Service Station are per
mitted to participate in this Contest.
2. This Contest is run on a cash basis; points will
be given on all accounts settled by the 10th of
the month following purchase.
3. The distribution of points is so arranged that
the smaller purchaser will have an equal chance
with the purchaser of a large article, if he con
tinues to purchase what he needs from time to
time during the contest.
4. Points will be given for purchases in the amount
of fifty cents or multiples of fifty cents.
Example A—A purchase to the amount of 65
cents will entitle the purchaser to a fifty point
coupon. Example B—A purchase to the amount
of $1.00 will entitle the purchaser to a 100
point coupon. Example C—A purchase to the
amount of 95 cents will entitle the purchaser to
a fifty point coupon.
5. Participants will be given a number which will
represent his or her name, to be known only to
that party and to. the firm; and the firm hereby
agrees to give no information to anyone as to
the holder of any number. You only will know
your standing in the Contest by the announce
ments which will appear in this space from time
to time.
This Contest is not a lottery or a gratt, but is
put on with the intention of sharing the profits of
the greater turnover with our customers during
the campaign, as outlined above.
The prices on articles sold will be the same
as usual, and, in some cases, lower. We shall en-
deavor to give prices which will meet mail order
houses and give your home dealers a legitimate
profit.
You will receive a bonus for cooperating with
us in helping to Iteep your town on the map.
Williams Motor Co
Moro, Oregon
Authorized Ford Dealer
Everything for Autos, Delco Lighting Systejns,
Electric Refrigeration, Farm Power Batteries.
Service Day and Night, night man slet-ps m .
garage and is paid 'to wai't on you et any time.
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