Sherman County observer., January 16, 1925, Image 4

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<THE JUDGE
JIM I WANT YOU t 4 u QHT
F hoay
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HORHIHQ AT 7 OCLOCK/
ÎÏWAS A LITTLE
LATE DlS NSOAHHIM
XI O0ER E>tEPT. Jfl
FARMERS OPPOSE
SPECIAL SUBSIDY
OREGON LEGISLATURE MEETS
BUT I
HAS TPUB6LE ’
vimmn up mnw
for record at the office of the county
clerk for Sherman county for the
period from January 8. 1926, to and
Including noon on January 15: z z
Miacellaneoua
Jany. 10 J R and E E Kase berg
to H D Proudfoot; release.
Alao a
aecond release from snd to the same
pirtles
Jany. 12 Frank Furrow to D Mc-
Dertnid; bill of sale
Mail Order« Filled Rromptlv
'Jany. 12 Opha J Cockle to John
Medler;/release ,
County
J any
Russell; license
Jany. 18
Dutton;
clerk
Steps have been taken for the crea­
tion of a new school district with
Westfir, the new sawmill town two
miles east of Oakridge, as the center.
: Miss Peggy McDaniel
An experienced Mareoiler of
; Portland is now operating at \
The Northwestern Society of. High­
way Engineers held its annual meeting
in Portland Saturday, with more than
200 members of the organisation in
attendance.
A special meeting of Oregon dairy­
men and representatives of allied in­
dustries called to consider proposed
legislation was postponed to Monday,
January 19.
:
Hotel Dalles
Beauty Shoppe
phone Mata 4061.
1 *111 11 1 1 » 1 1 1111
i
Plumbing and Heating
Sella and installs the
famous Mueller pipe
or pipeless furnace.
R O
to
CRANDALL
UNDERTAKING
COMPANY
Anderson to W E
Brisbine
esiste
THE DALLES, OREGON
F. D. FLATT
MORO, ORE.
Sam Brisbine, Agent
Jany. 16 Pacific Joint Stock Land
Bank to Earl F Loomis; releaae
Belle Isle
Bleached Muslin,. 36 inches
wide.
None better st the
price.
t Auto Truck and Tena ’
Dra yage of al kinds
Moro, Oregon
Mortgages
Our Own Muslin
4
■ Satisfaction guaranteed or. your <
money refunded.
Nearly 1000 more homes were erect­
ed in Portland In 1924 than in 1923
and pie value was >4,094,125 greater
than the year befqre. Homes erected
numbered 3997.
State of Oregon to Roy
Jany.
J Baker; notary commiaslon
Special delivery rates made on
wood, coal, etc. to country place«
Long and abort hauling promptly
done on abort notice.
Headquarter* at Hotel Moro. /
Jany. 9 C S Forester to Farmers
State Bank; chattie and crop; $2600
Jany. 9 Chas Engel tn Citisena
Bank; chattie and crop; 31000
Jany. 12 J W Eaton to R Dingle
reelty ; 31000
Jany. 13 Jacob Crocker to Kerr,
Gifford Co; ‘ grain Warehouse at Wil
cox; 33000
Bleached
Honor Muslin
Made exclusively- for ua.
86
Portland
Unbleached
Made of Polaire. and < -i
novelty Materials, wit’, eif
stripe or block. Line^ vith
Venetian. Pretty fur collar
too. And priced at only
Honor Muslin
$14.75
Men’s Comfortable Shoes
Both for Dress and Work
Astonishingly Low Prices
$5000
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Shermsn
In the matter cf the estate of
Ksterine Burmester, deceased.
Notice is hereby given thst the un-1
Sold only by us, woven M
inches wide, now sella at,
only, the yard.
Men who have the habit of buying Shoe« here (and
it’s a good habitl) always enjoy foot comfort. They
.Iso get shoes which outwear any they have had before.
t )ur Dress Shoes embody the latest styles.
Thousands and thousands of workmen thruout the
country will wear only the J. C. Penney Co, Shoes, for
ihey know these combine durability, workmanship,
material, and price to the belt advMtag&«.
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Watch Inspector for the
O.-W. R. & N. Co. ’ f
FOR SALE
Jewelry and Watch Repair*
ing given special attention
The Dalles/ Oregon
when a tree fell across their csr while
they were driving on the Calspooia
road east of Sutherlin__________
$1.69
81 x 90 Torn Sine
Other sheets, cases, sheetings
and tubings priced propor­
tionally. •
jeweler
ueorge Hinkle and Clinton Bramber
of Sutherlin are In the Roseburg hoe
pltal suffering from Injuries sustained I
Pecjuot Sheets
western rad, fl.78.
Hay—Alfalfa, 319.50(330 ton; valley
timothy, 333.60 0 38.60; eastern Oregon
timothy, 3310».
Butterfat—49c delivered Portland.
■ggs—Ranch, 44048c.
Cheeae—Prtcea f. o. b. Tillamook:
Triplets, 3ic; loaf, 29c per lb.
CatU«—fteera, good, t7.50Q8.00
D. LINDQUIST
Jany. 18 W E Dutton to Pacific
Coast Joint Stock Land Bank ; realty
16000
Jany
Petera; chattie and crop;
Wheat — Hard white, >1.»; ; soft
whit* and northern aprlng. $1.88;
hard winter and western white, |1.83; I
A4«uintMr»L0T of Ite eatate of
WtlHam R BeM«»a, dtceaeed.
Arvid
Jany.
petition
inches wide. It loads the high
nude muslins in quality, but
e art
____
Bids n»av be sub^iitted tn
U”*
q.rr.t ed
Ue effier of his attor­
ney. W C Hr.» I. M* ro. 0>egon.
any t»e»* after a«,d d»ta
> A FIR6___
Jany. 13 E 0 L Co. to Columbia
Deschutes Power Co ; deed
Chicago, Ill.—Predictions that the
Chicago wheat market would reach aa
high as 33 a baahel this season wsre
fulfilled Tuesday, but only in a limit
•d technical sense
Two carloads of
No. 3 red winter grade brought that
price. The >2 price represented just
a premium paid by millers.
In the matter of the estate of Wil­
liam R. Sehlais, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that pur­
suant to an order of ssle made by the
above entitled court on the 7th day of
May, 1928, and entered of record in
pm journal of said court, the under­
signed administrator of the estate of
William R. Srl Isis, deceased, will
from and after the 23rd of January,
1925, proceed to aell at private aale,
for eash in hsnd,or upon terms, all of
the right, title, and interest of said
William R. Sehlais deceased, in and
to the following described real prop­
erty, to-wit:
All of lots seven (7) and eight (8)
in block eight (8) of Mowry’s addi­
tion to the town, now city, of Moro,
Oregon.
Terms of sale s^all be cash in hand
or upon terma as it aha 11 appear to be
for the beat 'Interest of the estate,
subjert to the confirmation by the
» MEB8ER OID SEE
O«E 06 DOES f
Alad
BUYING MOST
| .2 Wt BU'
1 TOR LESS-
SELLING MOST
WE SELL
FOR LESS
OUR
571-STORE
BUYING
POWER
SAVES YOU
MONEY
|2 Wheat Realised In Chicago Market.
41
In the County Court of the State I
of Oregon for the county of Sherman. I
like dat ccvld ute
l »1 IlWHHIHHHlHHHl
Salem. Or.—The thirty-third session
of the Oregon legislature was organia
•d here Monday with Senator Gus C.
Moaer of Multnomah county as presi­
dent of the senate and Repreaentative
Denton G. Burdick of Deschutes coun
ty as speaker of the house. Neither
had opposition.
Senator Jay H. Upton of Bend, who
waa president of the senate at the
thirty second session, was named at
a caucus SUnday night to call the
aenate to order. Ordinarily this duty
falls to the oldest member in point of
service, but this was Senator Moser,
who la to be president, ao Upton was
named.
W. F. Drager, veteran clerk of the
house, called that body to order.
The executive tn hta message em
phaalaed taxation, Irrigation and roads
aa the moat important leglalatlon to
come before the aeaalon.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
J
AlAftM CLOCK 50 THAT THE
F)RE WILL BE LlT Ih TIgg^
YESSAH.
Moser Rules Senate and Burdick Will
Preaide In House.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for tho County of Sharmsn.
In the matter of the eatate of
Agnes Brisbine, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned hss been appointed exec­
utor ot the estate of Agnes Brisbine,
deceased, by the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Shermsn County,
nod hss qualified. All persons hsving
clsims against said estate are hereby
notified to present the asme duly
verified, aa by law required, to the
undersigned at the law office of W. C.
Bryant, Moro, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated this 14 dsy of January. 1925.
Sam P. Briabine? executor of the
estate of Agnes Briabine, deceased.
W.C.Bryant attorney for executor.
First publication Jan. 16, 1925.
BuTjeoce vyhoo
think a ume tinq
kNOW Jin »-BOUGHT YOU THIS
this fire every
Washington, D C. — Opposi tian to
artificial atlmulation of cooperative
marketing aaaoclatlona by government
aid was voiced In resolutions adopted
by National Council of Farmers' Co­
operative Marketing associations.
The council went on record as ojb
yoking any special favoritism or sub
sidy, and declared it had nothing to
ask from the government “except a
sympathetic, understanding adminis­
tration of the laws and regulations al
ready in force for aupervlalon of co
operative or^nixatlonc.”
Deep appreciation waa expressed c
the “sympathetic and intelligent sup­
port of President Coolidge, Secretaries
Gore and Hoover and of friends In
congress and the thirty-five state leg­
islatures that have enacted the stand­
ard co-operative marketing law."
l¡M
dereigned hss filed in the sbove en-1
titled court his final report and ac­
count of bia administration of said
estate and that Monday the 16th day
of February A. D. 1926 at the hour of
ten o'clock a. m. of said day has been
by order of the court appointed a«
the time and the county court room
in the court house at Moro, Oregon
aa the place for the hearing of the
said report and account, the objections
thereto, if any, snd the settlement of
the said estate.
Dated at Moro, Oregon thia 12th
day of January, A. D. 1925.
Herman Burmester, Adminiatrst^f
of ssid estatg.
W. C. Bryant, attorney fer adnein-
iatrator.
;
Firat publication Jan. 16, 1925
Last publication Feb. 13, 1925
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NEW HOTEL PERKINS
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS
1
PORTLAND. OREGON
WHEN
IN THE DALLES
EAT AT
Royal Cafe
Bank Rotel
SPECIAL RATES
Formerly the Albert
.
Room wjth privilege of bath, aingl
$100 up; double 31.50 up
Room with private bath, «ingle $1.50^
up; double $2.50 up.
Xuto Meet« Train». Street car« fron\
Union Depot pan our door«.
<
Tranafer at Sth end Glisan Streets from'
[
North Bank Depot.
The Dalles’ Newest and Best
Hostelry
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Shermsn Comity Headquarters
J. P. RATH. Manuir
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You will be sur
Open Saturday Nights Until Nine O’clock
C. S. Fletcher, who for five years
Dr. W. J. Spillman, chief of the bu­
has been county agricultural agent at
reau of farm management, federal de­
Moscow, Idaho, has been appointed to
partment of agriculture, is on h trip
a similar position in Lane county and
through ths Pacific northwest visiting
will assume hta duties February 1.
the agricultural colleges. _
,t
J. M. Devers, attorney for the state
All travel over the Columbia high­
highway department, has been re­
way between Hood River and The
quested to prepare a bill for presenta­
Dalles was blocked by a 150 foot rock
tion to the legislature providing for a
al ids which occurred at the tunnel
tea on cigarettes sold in thia state.
about a mile west of Mosier.
Rolo Drain died at tho Eugene hoe I
Consolidation of tt individual road
pltal as a result of bums suffsred
f'.strtets h»- Wasco county Into five
i
when a davenport upon which he was i
large districts for the fHiVtJBev-of mak
ing more money available for general sleeping several weeks ago caught
road purposea. waa announced by fire. He was badly burned on his arms
and body.
County Judge Adkisson
The Hood River county ©eurt having
authorised the expenditure of approx!
mately 835,000 in the purchase of a
suitable tract of land fdr a permanent
experimental tract, th« Oregon legis­
lature will be asked to make Appropri­
ation for maintenance of the Hood
River branch experiment station.
Because of unsatisfactory conditions
said to exist In th« Wheat-growing dis­
tricts of eastern Oregon. Govontor
Pierce may go before tho legislature
snd urge an
to purchase
whose crop«
result of th«
appropriation with which
seed for those farmers
have bean destroyed as a
late iptonoe cold weathar.
Dry Cleaning
Does
Great Things
AND
UNION
NQN DETONATING
unsightly spot and return the
lustre of newness to the highest
grade materials.
We take par*
ticular pains to see that your
wearing apparel Is made fit for
further wear.
We call for and
deliver!
R
H
Pierro!
UNION OIL COMPANY
Wasco, Oregon
CALIFORNIA