Sherman County observer., January 09, 1925, Image 4

you ARE CHARGED
F riday . >
WITH CONTEMPT O’
HOW COME
WOGE ?.
SO HASTHEOOCj
PONT you KNOW you ÇAH
KARBOR A OCO WITHOUT
—A LICEH36 fVv
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JUDQE.
OREGON NEWS ITEJSS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Brief Rwame of ^wpon*"«» of
By a vote of 51 te 51 a levy for
120,001 was voted in road district No.
1, in the Manaanita-Nehalem country,
for road construction.
Newton C. 'Chaney of Medford and
Karl Leslie Wilson of Portland have
been admitted to practice laue per­
manently iu this state.
Sever construction work costing
approxlmstely 1200.000 will be com
Ptet*4 by the city of Klamath Fall«
during the coming year.
- A shipment of 48 Chinese pheasants,
furnished by the state game farm near
Kugane, was released near Pilot Rock.
i Flete work involved in the survey
of a pipe line for Bend’s proposed new
city water system has been complei-
i i i hhh i i i hihihw h »
“Personal Liberty.*
“It |s a necessary condition of social
existence that men should renounce
some of their freedom of action. There
is no country or nation In which an
adult man has exclusive possession of
himself. In fact, the ^ry existence of
society depends on thé fact that every
member of It tacitly admits that he
Is not the exclusive possessor of hins-
selFsnd that he admits the claim of
the polity of which he forms a part,
to act to some extent as his master.“
I —Huxley.______
Miss Peggy McDaniel :
Amendments to the present laws re­
DOCTOR CADMAN
lating to state depositories to the end
that all deposits of state funds shall
Following It 1 iWftfrfW mortgages,
be made upon competitive bidding by
mortgage release«, deads, ete., filed
the bauks of the itate, was recom
for record kt the office bf the county
mended in thg bidnnlal report of the
Washington. t>. C —The controversy clerk for Sherman county for the
as to whether the American navy is fit period from December 31, 1924, to
state treasury department.
to fight found new fuel w|tb the publi and including noon on January 8 1925:
„ Congratulations have Just been sent
»
, phone^ain 4Û6L,
'
«alien of confidential testimony given
the Portland Grade Teachers’ asso­
Miscellaneous
to
a
house
committee
during
the
prep
• Satisfaction guaranteed or your <
ciation by J. W. Crabtree of the Na
Jany. 8 j. C. McKean to Roy F.
oration of the anru.) naval supply
’
. money refunded.
tlonal Education association on the
»
*
<
Dean; w.
fact that 15 schools of the city have
Smith
Virginia H
Sony.
. Accompanying th*- conim’ttee report
Early PrayorBook
The first carlead of head lettuce 100 p*r cent of their teachers enroll­
Richard Grafton, an English chron-
to congress was an o«il transcript
•var shipped from Umatilla county ed in the national association.
Bank to Icier and printer to King Edward VI,
of th« testimony of Suere
WHbur
was sent from Free waler t New
The legislature, at its next session,
was the printer of the first Book of
that ths govenunon’ mLi spend 1110,
York.
will >e Requested to amend the pres
Jany. 8 County Clerk to J. R. | Oomtnon Prayer in 154B.
He also
000,500
manually
foi
tie
nett
20
yeerf
Reports issued by th« Port
ent salary laws so as to provide com
edition
of
1552.
He
brought
out
the
Dellinger
j
dog
license
for new construction I! the navy Is to
Plumbing and Heating
torla show ihat 20.498 tons of freight pansation for the deputy state treas
died about 1572.
Mortgages
be
maintained
on
an
equal
footing
In
were loaded at the terminals durin- urer and deputy secretary of state In
Sells and instalU
.all branches with that of Great Brit
Jany. 2 John Brown to Citisens
/ the past month.
the amount of $300 a month. These
famous Mueller pipe
I atn and superior to that of Jhpan.
Bank ; chattie and crop $250
The third annual exhibition of poul- officials now receive $250 a month.
or pipeleM furnace.
The committee's'observation and th(
Jany. 8 Carroll Sayrs to Farmers
The booklet recently issued by the
try and waterfuwl of the HubbarJ
| secretary’s statement warn to th« State Rank; chattie and crop; $2328.54
Pouîtry association will be held at Jackson county board of commission­
house along with the naval spproprla
CRANDALL
Jany. 6 Almon
Marlin to State
ers to advertise Jackson county has
Hubbard this week.
pee hyl proposing nearly $300.(100,000 Land Board; realty; $400
UNDERTAKING
to take cjuw of the existing establish
D. J. McLachlan to Farm
The Jordan Valley irrigation projet proved ' so popul v that the 10,005
COMPANY
printed 1n the first order will not be
will be completed by June 1, accordtn
moot and construction heretofore Su era State Bank ; chattie and crop
Dr.
8.
Parkes
Cadman,
of
NeW
York,
THE DALLES, OREGON
to Barry Morrison of the firm of Moi sufficient and the commissioners are
thorixed.
»6ii.se
contemplating issuing 10,000 more.
* who has been made president of the
F. D. FLATT
Earl F. Loomis to Pacific
rison A Knudsen, contractors.
Federal Council of churches..
As the result of action taken by the
The old Aune barn at Bend, erected
APPLE SALE IS MADE
MORO, ORE.
$8000
when that city could be reached only state game commission at a recent
Sam
Brisbine,
Agent
Aoto
Track bb ¿ Teo«
jany. 7 Howard M. Spencer to
by stage, is being torn down to be re­ meeting, a letter was sent to Presi
New York Firm TUkSU Ufi so let Tow
Cho.
'N.
Crosfleld;
chattie
and
,crop;
' Moro. Oregon
dent Coolidge by I. N. Flelschner, of
placed with a business structure.
nape at Hood Rtoor.
Hood River, Or.—The Apple Grow $618.19 ,
Oscar L Daniels, 57, of Mulino, waa Portland, chairman, protesting against
Special delivery rated made on
Jany. 8 Ray Ragsdale to Farmers
ers’ association inlMated a new feature
killed in the Hult Lumber company’s the proposed extension of Crater lake
wood, coal, ete. to country places
tn* the marketing Of Hood River Stau Bink chattie; $440.10
yard at Mulino when he tell from th«* national park to include Diamond lake.
Long and short hauling promptly'
Jany. ’ 8 C. H. Howell to Ind.
The West Coast Power company,
top of a lumber pile'eight feet to tht
done on short notice.
Portland, Or.—A. L. Mills, president । appioa, when it sold to a firm of Nev
»3024.06
which owns and operates a string of of the First Nntional Bank of Port­ York export apple merchants, the en
Headquarters at Hotel Moro.
The Aaalea Co-operative Broccoli electric plants between the Umpqua land, who was president of the Direct I tiro remaining export tonnage ef alì
druumstune«* Aitor Co—
agaoelatfoa Bas bean formed at Myrtle and Yaquina bays, along the Oregon Primary league, which gave Oregon I , grades sad varieties, a total of 35 J
It
Mo*r tfBcnlt to forgive nn enemy
900
boxes.
The
*ale
,
which
wHI
in
has taken over the plant at the direct primary, has prepared addl- 1
Creek and Riddle to market broccoli
untoti yro knew I m I s abettor, einen
volvo
payment,
on
a
cash
f.
o?
b.'Hooc
Florence,
having
purchased
it
from
Mnns to the law which provide for I
from the southern part of Douglas
eraM SMt man than you.—¿Oía Do-
G. U Bushman of Springfield and H. post-primary nominating convention« I River boois, of approximately $505.
soeuty.
*
008,
was
the
largest
in
the
history
ol
M Peterson of Florence.
in certain cases. This measure will
A special city election may be call
F.
M.
Lucas
and
C.
W.
Harris,
own
­
be Introduced in the senate and house the northwestern apple industry,
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF
ad at Eugene next spring to vote on
JEWELER -
I '
it does on the heels ot
-z REAL PROPERTY ’
a proposed $50,000 bond issue to fl- ers of a large farm in the Tule lake at the coming legislntlve session.
«•aouooomoDt
that
the
association
This proposal of Mr. Mills Is the
Watch Inspector for the
pane* erection of a new water reser­ section, filed suit in circuit court to
In the County Court of the State
first studied effort to cure some of I will distribute $850,000 in the next few
recover
$2500
damages
from
a
group
O.-W. R. AN. C q .
voir for the city. ».
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of Oregon tor the county of Sherman.
of seven livestock men on the charge the alleged evils which have develop days, the biggest pre-Chriotmas dtvi
In the «natter of the estate of Wil­
The L*ke hotel at Klamath Fhlla in
dsnd
to
growers
ever
recorded,
th*
|
Jewelry
and Watch Repair­
that Monk owned by the defendants ed under the direct primary since the
liam R. Schlato, deceased.
which W. P. Richards, confessed bank
tatset
news
is
regarded
as
of
utmost
ing given 9peeial attention
bad been driven into the plaintiffs adoption of the Oregon system in 1904
Noticu If hereby given that pur­
rubber, was a half owner, haa. been
It provides that convention!, county, importance end will firmly establish | suant to an order of sale made by the
grain fields and destroyed the crops.
closed by the sheriff under attach
confidence of growers in their co |
The Dallea, Oregon
Extravagance in the conduct of his district and state, are to be held fol I aperetivo organisation, the biggest and I above entitled court on the 7th day of
meat proceedings.
lowing
the
regular
party
primary
flec
­
office and an affidavit that he at one
strongest in tbo apple Industry. " •' J May, 1923, and entered of record in
Total receipts of t>e Springfield
time had purchased liquor from a tions and that all candidates receiving
th* journal of said court, the under­
postoffioe at the end of the third
policeman employed by the city of ’40 per cent or more of the party vote
signed administrator of the estate of
Aiparioan Flag Files Day and Night William R. Schlais; deceased, will | JpiFTH AND WASHINGTON STS
{Barter of 1224 were $5726, indicating
Astoria were two reasons advanced by at a primary election are to be im­
Be far as la known the edly ¡fisc*
that the office will be entitled to
Governor Pierce for the attempted re­ mune from the jurisdiction of the con­ where the American flag fltes all flight from and after the 28td of January, J [ PORTLAND. OREGON
second clas< rating ^«gt year. , - ?
WHEN
ventions,
but
candidates
who
fail
to
moval of Dr. Thomas Ross of Port-
as well as the day, to af the ¡grove if 1928, proceed to sell at private sale, L ;
Charity and relfbf ‘work at the pres­ land as a member of the state fish receive 40 per cent or more of the Francis Scott Key, who Is burled to ;for cash in hand,or upon terms, all of L i
IN THE DALLES
ent time is costing Klamath county commission.
ithe fight, title, and interest of aaidL J
total party vote, shel^ be Certified, Frederick, Maryland, there
>l$90 par mpteth. ’IWanty-two women
EAT At
William M. Ramsey, practicing at- upon their request, as candidates be trait statue of <ey to rhe dposhtery. WHItom R. Sehlato deceased, in andln
are receiving pensions under provl
He
stands
with
his
hands,
upraised
fore
the
convention,
there
to
take
their
Ito
the
following
described
real
prop-1
(
torney at McMinnville, was appointed
•ions of the widow’s pension act.
stand against each other or pointing to the Stars and Stripes.
rett^r, td-wltf'f ** •
l !
by Governor Pierce to succeed Harry second new candidacies put into nom
L rAU of lots seven (7) and eight (8) <
Tb* state ^highway commission to Belt as circuit judge of the 12th judi­ against
in accordance with a legal opinion in block »eight (8) of Mowry’s addi-L
considering the resurfacing of The cial district, comprising Yamhill and ination from the floor.
landed down by the attornSFgwnoral tion to the town, now city, of Moro, *
Dulles-California highway between Polk counties. Judge Belt will re­
the state tax comtntoalon has Anwovnc
,Oregon. • i, \ /.< •
|| J
Klamath FaHs and Barkley Springs, tire from the circuit Judgeship Janu­ LUNCH GIVEN WITH CASH
•d that .the cofteHlon cf thw^blau L Tprms of .sale shall be cash in hand < >
a distance of 18 mOes. The work will ary 5 to accept a seat on the supreme
ncome tax tor 1924, based on ItteCmef lor upon terms as it shall appear to be|] [
cost $48,280.
Iowa Bank Serves Sandwich«! to *nr 1923, woMd proceed as lithe taw
court bench.
for the best interest of the estate, L ;
Depositors In “Run.”
_
C. J. Pugh hga announced that he } United States senators and repre-
www
lad not been-repealed al the genera; 1 subject to the confirmation by the 11 j
■ad a number of associates had de ’senthtivea in congress from Oregon.
Sandwiches and «lection la« meetk. BarlJ ItohW.
Des Moines,
keoeM- -
1^
elded to erect a plant in Salem tor Washington, California and Idaho will coffee were furnished by a local bank itate tax cemmtotloner, estlniatew tha
L -Bids, may be submitted to the un-|’
the manufacture of fruit grading ma ,be aaked to attend a meeting of cherry to a group of depositors who were ke unpaid portion el the tax wifi «tx Idersigned at the office of his attop L
chines and other article« used <n the growers from the four states to be waiting to get their money in a ‘T ub ” ceed $1.0U- 000. >.zc r r
ney, W. C. Bryant, Moro, Oregon, at
processing of Matt*.
held in Portland some time in Janu­ on the Institution following the dos
any time after said date.
; SPECIAL RATES
Formerly the Albert
▲ C'Ontraet for 10,000 wool fleeces ary to discuss an Increase of the im­ ing of two Des Moines tmnks.
A total of W.98I.948 will be requlr
Roy Keesinger
Room with privilege of bath, tingle,J
In 1925 nt 42 cents a pound was sign­ port duty on foreign cherries from two
The depositors had been waiting for ed In 1925 and 1M8 for the operation
Administrator of the estate of * [
The Dalfef • Newest and Best
$1.00 up; double $1.50 up
ed at Bend by a group of sheepmen to five cents a pound.
several hours when lunch time came, of all state department* aqd 4*81110
William R. Schlais, deceased. • 'Room with private bath, tingle $1.50
- noswiry
with a Porttand wool buyer r Forty-
but did not vrtsh to relinquish their tion« for which the togtoyate auth­ W. C. Bryant,
The first “loch laven” trout eggs
;
np; double $2.50 up.
CENTRALLY
LOCATED
two cents was said by the woolmen
places In line. The bank’s officers orizes sppropriatioeuvi acoonilng to the attorney fot administrator.
< *Auto Meett Traint. Street can fros^
to be received in Oregon came from
to be the best price ever paid for Ore­
eame to the rescue, however, order­ estimates Of proposed «wpen*ituneF ' First published December 26, 4924, 2
Sherman County HeiklqtMrlers
Union Depot patt our doors.
MOntana last week when 1,000.000
ing the management of a nearby approved by tho etete budget con '' Last published January 23, 1925. {rrantfer at 5th and Glitan streets from'
gon wool. ,
X F. HATH MUMtopr i
were taken to the haHhery of the state
2
North Bank Depot.
Word received gt Klamath Fall? yins commission on the McKenzie restaurant to furnish sandwiches and mission. Copies <rf the report will
from Washington, D. C., telling of the rlvar. The trout are of Scotch stock coffee to the depositors.
be sent to the legislators f« their
The bank withstood the “run.”
projected 876J.000 apjnjofriaiion ><pr and are really Atlantic salmon which
consideration.
’ I .
the Klamath Irrigation district was ac hgv«» lost seagoing habits, according
THK MARKETS
claimed by residents generally. This to Captain A.
Burghduff, state Treasury Finances New Soldier Bonus
was appro*itoately $60,000 in excess game warden.
Washington, D. C. — The treasury
took the first step toward financing
of the amount sought
Wheal -r Hard white. |1.A; soft
Organjxs^tbn of Che first linen mH! the soldiers’ bonus. Investing $100,-
.The KaUy-Bullikan company has
' spring. $1.75;
west of the Mississippi river was per 000,000 in special treasury securities white aqd
completed its contract to clear the
feeted at Salem through the election at 4 per cent to meet the first call oh hard wlste^nd woetsra whlU, ll Tt-,
right of' way of the Southern Pacific
.
of a board of directors and adoption the government funds January 1, 1930. western W
company's aew goad ovar the Cas
Hay-AMiiM.
Linen com Half of the securities are flat five
of
by-laws
lor
the
Miles
cades above Oakridge and the equip­
Oregon
pany, with headquarters |n Salem, year treasury notes and the other $50,- tlqjothy, $18J»eM^;
ment la the several camps along the
corporation
timothy,
The capital stock of the
000,000 is in the form of spdtial treas­
R m . han*bee® brought la.
Butterfat-*»«« delivered Portland
Is (350.000, v^tb 1150,000 paid up by ury certificate* of indebtedness, re­
Bcg^a»« someone lost or m'sldh' the 41 stoekholders. * >
Eggs—Rajyth/ioo4to. *•
deemable
at
the
option
of
the
treasury
the koy, the poAcO department of The
Cheese—Prices L o. b. TlUAmook:
Receipts from motor vehicle licenses from the special bonus account.
Dalles hadóte bn^ak Mto Ito own jail
Triplets, Me; to*t Mc P* >b.'
Friday momiag while four hungry in during the period January 1 to Novem
«LH
General Butler’s Leave Is Ended.,
ber 10 1924, aggregated $4.752,915, or
AND
Washington, D. C.- President Cool­
an Increase of >684,306.60 over those
tor the egtlre year of 1921, aceord idge has definitely decided not to ex-
I tend the leave ef Brigadier-General
Organ tv* tlrm of the Willamette val- Ing to a report prepared by Sam A. ' Bmpdlby Butler from the mkihje corps
Kaser,
secretary
of
state.
The
regie
toy growers and levying a duty of six
' 4- Seattle .>>
■
to serve ss chief of police of Phila­
Wheat—Soft white, northern spring.
went* a pound on eberrtee Imported tratlbns for the 11 months included delphia, it was learned at the White
NON DETONATING
into the United States are necessary 191,450 passenger and commercial ve
$1.74; western white, $L70; hard win­
remove
House.
hlolML
motorcycles.
600
dealers,
ter, n.tl; western *d, |1M; Big Bend
1R WTOBt the eherry Industry ot th«
worthwoot te th prosper according to 14.660 chauffeurs and 47,1$6 operators. Aberdeen Mayor Civil War Veteran. bluestem, $1.95.
,
B. L. Board of The Dallea. who has I An unsolved mystery exists In En
Hey
—
Alfalfa,
$11)
D.
C,
IlTj^llm»
(1.
Hopkins,
It
­
Aberdeen. Wash.—A
rotBroo* from potato la California, terprise to the death of Samuel C
hay’
yresr old city cons sb:-* ami veteran of otky, $M; Ik <L O*
I is mide fit for
whorw he conferred with a number of Hickihan, who was »hot and kill«
’
Eggs
Ranch,
46(J4Sc
the civil ra . wls e < »vt rd muyor of
We call for and
eta .y a weok ago. Cleve Melson
ch*rry. grow*'a’ organlxattons.
ry
o*
5
;o
votes
Aberdeen with a m ’o?
di-
ly
Injured
when
Hickman
doKvsrl
Roeolutlons were adopted at a meet
over WiJIIam A. E.”. i’ y.i s ickor can-
h .. Utally
The two m«n
tag in La Grande of 50 spqrtsmen, held
dldate. in th« beat >t Vu .ng the city
' R. H. Piersol
updor SMpices of the Wing. Fin and r.-.o o«ys were *t a cabin on
has ever known.
-ee
’
:
inrt
the
men
were
preparing
a
Ftoottoat duh. advocating shortening
col. A shotgun was discharg'd In
ot th* trout searon Indefinitely, hold
. ~t Crows
Grain’ Ixpcrt i '
CALIFORNIA
an
«.Goiniag room, the shot pl’felag
C. V* Wknap, Agent
tag the deer season to the month of
Grs.n Exporta
Washington D <
More, Oregon
October with a limit of one buck, ask a par ?ion and lodging mcj’ly in !Hck-| froth the Uni el l . v
m . s ! wesk were
tof
• grouse season from Bep b n m^i'4 hkdomen, a I Lb* l .V i m f-e
it
1,886.000 . L ua T^I b
vcitoj* attack
Who.
Mur i to October 21, and recommend u
buphels the previous
t^..d lb*
MB P*1 M a .------ *—
a bounty ot $60 on cougars
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PLAN SEEKS TO CURE
PRIMARY LAW tVILS
D. LINDQUIST
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
Bank Botel
Dry Cleaning
‘Does
Great1 Things
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