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more , noHovvy; ’
This step the president character
that should be
taken by the United Stat«« toward out
lawing war.
He anggeated also that the nation
and the world should “turn the light
of more Information and better uofler-
B landing upon the problema of diplo
macy.”
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Meantime, the president declared,
the United States should In the inter
est of peace continue its readiness to
•asolate Itself with whatever meas
ures would tend to maintain security,
but should svoid the dsnger of “a su-
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Fad Adds to Population of
Oregon State Hospital.
Spring Styles at an
The very Silk Dress you want for early
Spring is in this Store! Among the many
•mart styles, there is one Dress that looks
as if it belonged to you! And this Dress
is priced to please you, too. (
New Spring'Color*
Portland, Or.—Abolition of the oL*
flee of state prohibition ^owmtesloner,
now held by George L. Cl«*vpr
demanded by the Sheriff AMQclgtU«
of Oregun in. a regplgHan foratelly
snd overwhelmingly.pauttl by the. Ore-,
gon Association of Sheriffs.
Bergdoll in Germany. '
are
ular, the tans.
Gay colors are
decidedly in vogue.
Variety of Styles
.
There are styles to become every type of
.frure. The long, graceful lines of the waist-
¡Ucc dress are popular. Attractivenesses arc
GentU
When he was questioned sbout his
religions opinions—sbout all aorta of
things on which it seems to us a gross
imperttaeote to
* strsnger-
svery letter wss snswered, snd with
ouch courtesy, such «gentleness, such
willingness to assume the best of those
who criticised him, as to
th«
admission that ther* was something
of saintliness In the life of Darwin.
To on* who had stts^ked him r*th<
vshsmently, and then apologised. Dab
win wrote . “Do qqt think I was an
noyed at your letter.
I ssw that
you hsd been thinking with animation,
and
therefore expressed
yourself
strongly, aqd so I understood."—A.
Msud* JRoyden. 10 “Tha Rr|eqdgh|p of
God.”
Portland
Wheat — Hard white, 9210
soft
wlpta and northern spring, $1-921 hard
winter, $1.91; western white, 9190;
western red, $LV-
M^^AWWb. IML&o^20 Aon ; xaller
Umoihy. $1W2O; eastern Oregon
timothy, $22022.50.
BntterfM—^kv^deliv^md Pc m land.
Eggs—Ranch, 41042c.
Cheese -Prices f. o. b. Tillamook:
Triplets, 28c; loaf, 29c per lb.
Cattle—Steers, good, 97/2907.75.
Hogs — Medium to choice, $9.750
11.40.
Sheep Lajubau medium to choice,
912 50017 00.
An exparienead MdMtMtr of
Portland ia now MW» at
Hotel Dalles
Beauty Sham
phone Main 4001«
Satiafaetion guaranteed or your
money refunded.
Plumbing and Hedjinl
Sells and installa I he
famous Mucllar pipa
or pi pelea« furnace.
MORO, ORBi
Atto Track aai Tra<
Dragate af al 4M b
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SpsMal delivery ra9sfi uu«a on
weed, coai. etc. to eotoatry ptoaass
Long and short hauling peonftly
done on short notioe.
Hesdquarters st Hotel Maro.
interest .12 per sent; ietenM paid I of said eatats. “¿T
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W. C. Bryant, attorney for admin-
I
Said Albert Miller as the owner of I istrator.'
■ >the legal title of the sbove described
First publication Jan. 16, 19251 ,
• property as the same appears of re-'
Last publication Fsb. 13, 1925
■ cord, and each of the other pergone
A prime factor in (he upbuilding of
above named ate hereby further npti-
I a community ia the community newrpaper.
■t iftod that Lawrence Martin, the plain-
tWfwriH.apply to the Circuit Court
i
ths-County and State aforesaid for
1 s decree foreclosing the lien against
; the property above described, and
¿ noetiooed tn sard certificate.
AuJ
you are hereby summoned to appear I »FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS
of
shown with waistlines also.
These Dresses are priced at, only
Benjamin Franklin Invented the bi- I
focal eyeglssse*—one of the greatest of I
blessings—to fit his own needs. At I
Psrls he frequently dined out whe^p I
there were besutiful women in the cowl!
pony Like all sensible men, he was
fond of good food, snd fond of looking I
Al I qv ^ j women. Ha-decte^ed it to b* i
Important to see your food before you |
put it into your mouth ; but he also '
wished to see the fsces of the guests
that decors ted the tabi*. It was Incon-
vsulant to put on one palx-of spectacles
to *at, snd aootbv Pbl»
anybody spoke to him. He therefore
hit upqa-the device of having the qputr:
gAlJM bi* gtaas** oopalst of one ten*,
a»3 ths lower of another, which proved
tn practice, like nearly everything he
thought of, -emlfteatW satlsfsctorj.—
W. L. Pi**lpd^ln ^iome Mekers of
■ Amtrinn Literature.”
Miw >P«ggy Mdlteniel
M for taxes for the years 19141, 1920, Oregon for the County of Snennan
W 1921. and 1922, together with penalty,
In the matter if the eatate of
■ Interest snd coats thereon upon the Kateri ne Burmeater, deceased.
'■ real property asaeaaed to you, of
Notice ia hereby given that the un-
which you are the owner as appeers deraigned has filed in the above en
«f-record, situated in eaid County and titled court his final report and ac
Jiate, And particolaVly bounded and count of his administration of aaid
(described aa follows, to-wit:
The estate and that Monday the 16th day
mast one half (Ei) of the northeaat of February A. D. 1925 at the hour of
quarter (NE|> of aection eight (8), ‘ten o’clock a. m. of aaid day haa been
jbawnship one (1) north, range nine-1 by order of the court appointed as
lean
(19) oast of the WiHarseit« । the time and the county court room
; meridian.
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in the court house st Moro, Oregon
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You are further notified that said as the piece for the hesring of the
Laarreoc* Marlin has paid taxes on
report and account, the objections
^ gaid premises for prior or subsequent thereto, if any, and the aettlement of
J yean, with the rate of • interest on the said estate.
kHid a«M>uata as fuUowa; Years tax
Dated at Moro, Oregon this 12th
K92A; date paid June-Md. 19M; tex I day of January, A. D. 1925.
I reqqjptiNou 909; amount 430.W; rate
Herman Burmeater, Administrator
Oregon Sheriffs Would Pyst Dry Chief
•ergdolPs Helper 8urrsa0«Cf t« U- R-
Philadelphia. Pa.—Eugene Stecker,
who aided Drover C. BangdoU. mil
lionaire draft dodger to escape from
his mother’s home here in 1990 sur
rendered to
otRcUU ip
tIH «M»1 Wdmx H« “Ahl he left I
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In the County Court of th* State of •
;K’ ia ths Circuit Court of the State
Oregon for the County of Sharman.
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of^naflua,
Sherman County,
In the matt«r of the estate of '
Si
lawrene* Martie, plaintiff ws. Al-
Agnes Brisbine, deceased.
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t b*ri-Millsr».Alto Ml oUw persons or
Notice is hereby given that the ‘
psrues uuknowp 9ki«i«g.any right, under# ignad has been appointed exec
g tibia, estM* H op * or 4 ate rest in the utor of the estate of Agnes Brisbine, <
E re«) estat* d«»ONb*d 4n lb* «omplaint | deceased. by the County Court of the
W hereip, dafupdiuUa.
State of Oregon for Sherman County,
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To Albert MJHer, also all other and has qua I i fit d. All (.ersons having
■ persons or parties unknown claming claims agsiast said estate ar* hereby
■ any ri<bt. titls, estate, lien or inter- notified to present the same duly
■ est in the real patate described In the verified, as by law required, to the
■'eompiaint herein, the sbove named undersigned at the law oftice of W.C.
I defendanta.
Bryant, Moro, Oregon, within «lx1
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In the Name of the State of Ore- months from the dste hereof.
I go*: You are hereby notified that
Dated this 14 day of January. 1925.
E LMwrsnce Martin ia th* holder of
Sam P. Brisbine, executor of th*
tqmftifieaW of Delinquency numbered
estate of Agnes Brisbine. deceased.
I 95 iaaued.on the 21st dsy of Novem-
W.C.Bryant attorney for executor.
■ ber, )9a» by the Tax Collector of the
First pubiicstion Jan. 16, 1925,
■ QuiaAy of Sbermsn, State of Oregon,
Last publication Feb. 18. 1925
I for the amount of Seventy -»Six and
■ 82.IW ($76 62/ dollars, the same being NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the County Court of the Stat« of
W thp amount then due and4alinquent
SEND 5 INSANE
Salem, Or.—That the advent of the
crossword punle, like* other similar
fads, would contribute Jts quota to the
insane population of the state was
evidenced by a report issued by of
flcisls st the State hospital here.
During recent weeks five patients
suffering from an oversealous attempt
to solve these crossword pussies have
been received st the state hospital,
three m*n and two women, from wide
ly scattered «oilioua of th* stale. Two
of th* patients were brought here in
■trsltlscketa.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
FQBMLQBUM OF TAX LIRN >
W atob 1 mpecter forche
Q a W. iLAH. C^
Jewelry and WatCb. Repair*
int, given special attention
' NEW HOTEL PERKINS
Enjoy the Foot Comfort
These Arch-Support Oxford« Provide!
Made of soft, flexible genu-
ine all-leather kidskin in black
and mahogany with built-in
arch-supporting steel shank.
Real comfort at a low price,
.
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Good quality Silk Hose
made to look well and to
wear. In black and sdlpopto
1ar colors.
Value is outstanding tn
these hose I „ You wtU be
satisfied ^with them I Th •
pair.
$4.98
. within swHf days niter the first pub-
I
lieniMmoi Uis summons, exclusive
ofChe datef mw * fl»* puhlication,
Hand defend this astion or pay the
I amount due as above shown, together
. -with mate snd accrued interest, snd
^in caw* of your failure to do so, a
J duns* will be rendered foraetesing I
j ythp, Neu <rf
taxes and soots I
h ,<aua« th* Und «nd premia« above
This summons is published by order
if the Honorsble E. D. McKee. Ju<fct
p iMtoe^ooflSy Court of the.State oil
,
I»»Oregeit for the County of Sherman
H <tid seid order was made and dated
•bMo Mth dey of January., 1925 and the|
98c
U Jdtol of-«he fitet pubjicktioji of this
r - «MnmdHNs the Soth day of January,
I 19».
Open Saturday Nights Until Nine O’clock
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Mail Orders Filled Rromptlv
I AH process and papers in this pno-
>eeed4ng wsy be served upon the un-
>dSfuigeod residing within the State
if Oregon at the, addreaa hereafter
mentioned.
• 3 r 4. M. Peterson, attorney for plain
tiff; address Mora, Oregon.
Wetteat Hours of Dsy.
The late afternoftn and early eve
ning hours are the wettest of the day.
Investigation by weather bureau ob-
aervera-hi different parts of this coun
try show that in some sections twice
as much rain falls on the average be
tween .5 and 8 p. m., as does between
9 a. m. and noon. This peculiarity of
the weather Is .more pronounced in
warm than in cool weather and is due
to the rising temperature during the
forenoon which enables the atmos
phere to bold an ln<wpaMng amount of
water vaj>or, a condition which is re
versed In the late hours of the day-,
and complicated also by the frequence
of amnmer
thunderstorms during
those Ijourw
First
MRS. FLORENCE KAHN
PORTLAND. OREGON
Stv
Bank Hotel
SPECIAL
RATES
Formerly the Albert
with privilege of bath, tingle,(
$1.00 up; double $1.50 up
with private bath, tingle $1.50'
up;, double $2.50 up.
•Auto Meets Trains. Street can frorrj
Union Depot pats our doors.
at 5th and Glisan streets iforo]
North Bank Depot.
The Dalles’ Newest and Best
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Hostelry
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Sherman County B as ilq asri e r a
“Too many are bothering The Pres
ident."
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“Absolutely. We agree to atop nH
that. We must not brsak dow
“Oh, I do. Wa*
zatlon at once m M jms
on the President .90 « W
mittee.”
<; ,
“Really, my dear, I wish you woob'
not name the baby Ethelbert.”
“Oh, the boys can call him Bert."
“How do you know they wMJ atonaag
that syllable?",.
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ANO
OU, Mouvmng Cuatom»
Th* Scriptures set forth many In-
ternsttotg details concsrning the method
of Jewish mourning. The next of kin
closed tiw» *yss of the deceased; th*
•eattia
corpse wss bsthed and. If a person at
Wheat—Soft white, hard winter. suy conaequence, the body was laid for
$1.94; v totem white. $1*2; western a time in sph*". or was anointed wUl»
rsd, CMU aorthws spring, >1A&; Big them, swathed In linen handane« «nd
deposited in a tomb. Th- mourners
Bend bhaeetem. 92.25.
waul teuwheaded and barefooted cov
- Hay—Alfelia. IM; D. C„
Um
Mrs. Florence B. Kahn, widow of
ered their mouths and kept alienee,
othy. |29; D. c., 928: mixed hsy. 924
wore black cloth and sut in ashes. Julius Kahn of California, who Is a
Batterfat—47c.
*
Funeral r«ngs W< re sung by hired sing candidate for the nomination to suc
Kggs—Ranch. 45047c.,
era aiyl splegdld sepulchers cont lining ceed her husband In congress.
Cattle—Choice sjeers. 97AO0OO.
numupg niches were carved out of
-Pd"« light. 9114001175.
rock. Aa a niche waa filled, a a one
ChoM*—Washington cream briek
Praaaruad tn Print
was rotted sgninst th* opening.
Ue; Wa«h*M^ taiptou. 19090c;
. AU that mankind has done, thought,
WasMngton Young America, 21022c
gained or been, it is lying as In mafic
Justin* aM isjuati«*. ,
preservation in the pages of books.
Punishment should not be Inflicted
They «re the chosen possession.— Car-
ipekan«
•>n some while others equally guilty
» Wind. $11 »011 $0
nre not even brought to trial.
« steers, $7.2507.7$.
Fata Wag Agdatt
Hi» *MnMas<r»»^
Kingman, Art*—Antone W ‘
Wroblewski*. Detroit war vet
eran, who was raleasod frem
th* California stage prtesn after
a skull operation to Mttev* him
from criminal tondteMM lut
ing from shell shocM ate hurled
her* with full military hn s nro
Hs was on hla wag tom. to
hla flancoe when too
Ira«
“delayed eCooMT <
Son.
After Rib «Mriatton hr
robbery,
MaC h* *M____
but the Jutes vn cteteced of
his recovery «*** *• «P*ration
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