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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1925)
TheJudgc: What Does He Care F ot a Dollar, !HHII MUTI Militi r; February 6, 1925 / judge would □ he TUPLAOE A CHILD LABOR LAW APPARENTLY REATEN OF THE HOUSES F riday / . I NEVERS •' OH A HOKSE race in rAY UFB DOES THAT MEAN I ONLY HAVE TO PUT UP |F YOU BET OH BEU-E J AND SHE ''LX. PAY YOU FIFTY 00L ONE. one dollar Vowirl FIFTY? Washington, D. Ci—The child labor amendment to the federal constitution apparently has been defeated, for the Bit I omb I- The legislatures of J» states have taken unfavorable action on the amendment which would give the fed eral government power to forbid em ployment of anyone under 18 years old tn factory, store or on the farm. To be enacted the amendment had to be ratified by three-fourths of the 48 states. Thus 13 negative votes meant defeat. Advocates of the amendment will not consider them selves defeated a», according to all precedent, constitutional amendments are pending until ratified, the prohi- bittou, amendment being the only one ever passed with a time limit tor rati fication. REPUBLICANS TO Hotel Dalles Beauty Shoppe CAUCUS Move to Bar Wlaconsln Delegation Considered Likely. Washington, D. C.—House repub licans will caucus Friday night, Feb ruary 27, to decide upon their cand: date for speaker and a floor leader. This decision was reached at a meet ing of the republican committee on committees of the house. Under a resolution adopted by the committee, republicans who will serve during the 69th congress, and are not ■ members of the present house, will bt ■ invited to participate In the confer II ence. I No action was taken as to whether I ■ La Follette Insurgents should be in 11 ▼ited to attend Bi There were indications, however, I ■ that a move would be made either 1 1 before the caucus or after it gets I I under way to bar the Wisconsin dele I ■> gat ion and perhaps one or two other 1 1 representatives from that and future I ■ conferences of house republicans 1 Means Convicted, Given Two Years. I New York.—Gaston B. Means, one-1 time confidential agent of the depart I meat of justice under William J. I Burns, was fined »10,000 and sentenc ed to two years in the federal prison I >2 Atlanta when a jury found him I guilty of having conspired to obstruct I jMtiee. land that the Oregon Trunk railroad I I would build its own line from Bend I I to KUmath Falls if it does not receive I | common-user privilege over the Odell I I Junction Klamath Falls link of the 1 1 Eugene Klamath Falls line. | Moderation of eastern Oregon I I weather has practically terminated 1 1 danger to game birds, according to 1 1 Otto M Jones, educational director I 1 of the state game commission. Snow 1 1 is still on the ground, but food is I 1 pleantiful for pheasants, quail and 11 ducks. I Portland’s long fight for a perman- I ent veterans’ hospital has been won I end appropriations of »1,350,000 for an I Institution of 300 beds have been ap- I proved by Director Hines, according I to a telegram received by Mayor Baker I from Elton Watkins, representative in M. HICKS Use Your Credit! Docherty-Powers are now making Special Credit Terms .for February One Dollar delivers your purchase with small payments each week or month $ 50 WORTH OF FURNITURE—$ 5.00 CASH— $1.25 per week $*75 WORTH OF FURNITURE—$ 7.50 CASH— $1.75 per week Take advantage of our liberal Urnis and select the rug or furniture that you are in need of. t ( • Our new spring stock is now rolling^| l Use the goods you need while you pay for them. Have that better home this year! Use Your Credit QOCHERTY POWERS We Charge No Interest Furniture Company ! a decree forecloeing tbe Hen against JP the property above deecribed, and J mentioned in said certificate. And A you are hereby summoned to sppear S hft H AND WASHINGTON STS within sixty days the fir,t first nub pub- * x PORTLAND, OREGON - “ui- ......... . “ after °-” lication of this summon», exclusive 1 ■ of tbe day of said fiist publication, X I and defend this action or pay the j I amount due ss above shown, together • ■ with coats and accrued interest, and 1 Ilin case of your failure to do so, a | decree will be rendered forecloeing f Itbe- lien of said taxes and costs H against the land and premises above I NEW HOTEL PERKINS Third and Washington Streets, The Dalles, Oregon Company C of the national guard I streams of Oregon emptying int/> the ocean south of the Columbia Ylver within the district now known as No. 2 would be prohibited by the bill of Representative Winslow introduced in the house. D. LINDQUIST $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE—$10.00 CASH—$2.50 per week $200 WORTH OF FURNITURE $20.00 CASH-$S.OO per week at Eugene was first in Oregon in 1924 In qualifying men for the national rifle shoot, according to Adjutant- General George White, and has receiv ed a silver trophy from the United States government in recognition of its record. The taking of salmon, shad or stur ■w + NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN Miss Peggy McDaniel FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN In the County Court of the State of In the Circuit Court of the State Oregon for the County of Sherman. An experienced Maaeotlor of In the mstter of the estate of of Oregon, for Sherman County. Lawrence Martin, plaintiff vs. Al Agnes Brisbine, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the bert Miller, also all other persons or noia JL/aucB parties unknown clsimuig any right, undersigned has been appointed exec title, estate, lien or interest in the utor of the estate of Agnes Brisbine, real estate described in the complaint deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County, + herein, defendants. z phone Main 4061.. and has quniintu. qualified. m«. All j rersons having ’1’0 Albert A 10111 Miller, miller, also oiou all an other Rnu ...-9 1 .. To persons or parties unknown claming plain,» against said estate are hereby t Satisfaction guaranteed or your mopey refunded. any right, title, estate, lienor inter- notitkd to present the same duly j- verified, as by law required, to the »at in the real estate described in the i i I Mii i > * i i i s »........... . complaint herein, the above named undersigned at the :aw office of W.C. Bryant, Moro, Oregon, within six iefendsnts. In the Neme of the Stste of Ore- months from the date hereof. gbn: You are hereby notified thatl Dated thia 14 day of January. 1925. Lawrence Martin is the holder of Ifiim P. Brisbine, execocor of the Plumbing and Heating Certificate of Delinquency numbered estate of Agnes Brisbine, deceased. Sells and installs the W.C.Bryant attorney for executor. 95 issued on the 21st day of Novem First publication Jan. 16, 1925. ber, 1928 by the Tax Collector of the famous Mueller pipe Last publication Feb. 13, 1925 County of Sherren, State of Oregon, or pipeless furnace. for the amount of Seventy Six and 62.100 ($76.62/ dollars, the same being ¡NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Wasco, Oregon the »mount then due and delinquent In the County Court of the State of for taxes for the years 1919, 1920,1 Oregon for the County of Snerman 4921. and 1922, together with penalty, I jD the matter cf the eetate of interest and ’coots thereon upon the Kateri ne Burmester, deceased. real property assessed to you, of Notice is hereby given that the un- which you are the ownAT a* appear* । dersigned has filed in the aboye en- MORO, ORB. of record, situated in »aid County and titled court his final report and ac- State, and particularly bounded and count of bi» administration of said described as follows, to-wit:* The C8tatc snd that Monday the 16th d»y I Drayage of all kiwis east one hslf (E4) of the northeast of February A. D. 1925 at the hour of quarter (NEi) of eection eight (8), ten o^clock a. m. of said day has been Special delivery rates made on township one (1) north, range nine- by order of the court appointed as wood, coal, etc. U> counUy places teen (19) eest of the Willamette the time and the county court room Long and short hauling promptly meridian. —* in the court house at Moro, Oregon done on short notice. tYou are further notified that said ag the place for the hearing ot the Headquarters at Hotel Moro. Lawrence Martin has paid, taxes on gajd report and account, the objections । said premises for prior or subsequent thereto, if any, and the settlement of years, with the rste of interest on the said estate. said amounts as follows: > Years tax Dated st Moro, Oregon this 12th 1923; date paid June 3rd, 1924; tax day of January, A. D. 1925. receipt No. 909; amount $20.69; rate Herman Burmester, Administrator of interest 12 per cent; interest paid Qf gaid estate. JEWELER- _ -_______ - ~ — I W. C. Bryant, attorney for adrrin- II Said Albert Miller as tbe owndr of ¡8trator. Walch Inspector for the I tbe legal title of the above described J i ---------------------r ■ First publication Jan. 16, 1925 B 5 § O. W. R. & N. Co. I property as the same appears of re- Last publication Feb. 18, 1925 « • lAtifâlru onrl \A7otr*Fi R I cord, »nd each of the other persons - A prime fsetor in the upbuilding of g Jewelry and Watch Repair I above named are hereby further noti-1 s community is the community newspaper. ing given special attention ■ Red that Lawrence Martin, the plain- I The Dalles, Oregon ■ tiff will apply to the Circuit Court OREGON NEWS ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST » 1 GENERAL WEIGEL Brief Resume of Happenings of the Week Collected for Our Readers. Sherman Electric Co . Royal Cafe named. This summons is published by order of the Honorable E. D. McKee Judge '| of the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Sherman and aaid order wee made and dated I suppressing the fires was »»»«4. this 26th d»y of Jsnuary, 1926 and the will be no increase in date of the first publicstion of this L There summons is the 30th dsy of Jsnuary, charges for for gyasing grasing cattle cattle and ana sheep sbwp ««««■«•« ............ .................. . . *. ___ «Amr I SPECIAL RATES on national forests during 1925 and IM5. thia nro ’ ' All process and papers In this pro- l I 1926, Secretary Gore of the depart • I Iceeding msy be served upon the un l Room with privilege of bath, tingle, ! ment of agriculture has announced. $1.00 up; double $1.50 up I dersiffned residing within the Statt I ( * resiaing .......................... jg, f bsth. single $1.50 As an indication that deer are dersignea derstgnea reeiumg of Oregon st the address hereafter |Koom wup; ^uble $2.50 up plentiful in the Cascade mountains 16 f Auto Meet« Trsin«. Street c»r« from] [ were seen at one time in George N I mentioned. I M. Peterson, attorney for plain-1 A Union Depot p»«« our door«. S McBean'» meadow on what is known tiff; address Moro, Oregon. 5 Transfer st Sth snd Gli«sn «treet« from# as the Rigdon ranch above Oakridge Last publication March 27th, 1925. # North Bank Efepot. • William Lovelace, who escaped iron the state penitentiary at Salem Octo I Bird» and the Weather her 7, 1922, has been apprehended lr Knowledge of coming weather Los Angele» and/wUl be returned tc the prison to serve out his unexpired I changes shown by birds is attributed to the atmospheric pressure on their term. The projected expenditure of 1200C I nei vta in beautifying the upper Columbia --------- river, Sherman and John Day high I ways by planting trees was announc ed at The Dalles by the state highway office. i Registration in Portland schools has passed beyond the 47,000 mark. THE MARKETS An educational conference will be held at the Oregon City high school Portland Wheat — Hard white, 12.18; soft building Saturday. Seth French was elected president white, $1-97; northern spring. »2.00; hard winter. »195; western white, of the new Retail Merchant»’ organ- »1.92; western red. »1.93. ization at Albany. Hay—Alfalfa. »19 50029 ton; valley Beggars will be compelled to work timothy. »19020; eastern Oregon on the street» of Eugene, according to timothy, »220^2 50. an edict of the police department. Butterfet—45c delivered Portland John R. Chesem. fanner living, oe Emery J. Newton was elected sheriff Eggs—Ranch. 31O33Vic. the Lorane highway five miles south-1 of Benton county to succeed the late Cheese—Prices f. o. b. Tillamook: west of Eugene, was found guilty lr I Sheriff S. N. Warfield by the board Triplets. 31c; leaf, 32c per lb. justice court of cruelty to animals in I of county commissioners. Cattle—Prime steers, »7.2507.76. allowing 11 head of cattle to starvi I Practically all the unmacadamised Hogs — Medium to choice, »9.750 to death. FOR SAL» roads in Klamath county were impass Herbert E. Allen of Bend, assistant I 11 50. able because of a thaw which follow Sheep—Lambs, medium to choice. Maj. Gen. William Weigel, who hae general manager of the Brooks-Sean 1 ed snow and cold weather. assumed command of the United Ion company, has been elected press I »1101650 Probably the oldest married couple ( States forces In the Philippines. dent of the recently organised Centra' in Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas s8Ull- teattl» Oregon Council Of the Boy Scouts ot I Wheat—Soft white, northern spring. well of Bandon, last week celebrated America I > 1 1 11 I H ' I I I *1 1,1 1 1 » « 1 » t »2.90; weetem white. »1.9«; hard win I the 69th anniversary of their wedding. the county. Approximately »29,294,000 had been J ( Pscking has been started by the State officials with a big srfuw plow ter. »1.9$; western red. »195; Big I expended in constructing irrigation i Bend binestem. »2 20. CRANDALL I began work last week Ig an attempt Lane County Co-Operative J’rune works in this state at the close of I <> Hay—Alfalfa. »23; D. C, »28; tim to clear the McKenzie pees of snow. । Growers’ association, a branch of the 1924, with 1,343,00 acree of land involvU ; , UNDERTAKING othy. »M; D. C.. »28, mixed hay. »24 The snow is estimated to be^!8 feet state organization, at the Scarbrough ed, according to the bienntel’iHport of I • ' COMPANY plant at Creswell. • ’Bwttertat—45< deep. ’ , the state engineer, filed with the leg | . Egga—Rasch, 34038« THE DALLES, OREGON Jetty, construction on the north side Th* SJverton Health officer has is-, islature. • , .. i' -*| Cattle—Choice steers. »7.5008 00 of the entrance to Coos bay now ex sued as order that all school children C. O. Hawkins, cashier of ths West Hoga-Prime light. »11.75 011 90 be vaccinated or remain home from tends slmost one mile to sea, while ern State bank at Newport, pleaded school during the present smallpox trestle work is more than one mils Sâm Brisbine, Agent guilty to three chargee tn circuit ' IPci TRMttaCton . triplets. 193. from the recalving plant. epidermic. court at Toledo and was sentenced to I Washington Young America. 21 0 ; Mom. Oregon During the season of 1924 there war« Miss Agnes Johnson, who for maty 7« forest Hfee ta the Umatilla na years was a teacher in rural schoo'; s He was charged with misappropriation | tional forest,, burning 276 acres of ri l l I HU I I I I I I H I I I I * Wf- of Douglas county, has been tc mpor- . , Bgfgo^Prime mixed. »1149011X0 arlly appointed school supervisor for' valuable timber. The total cost orot. hyttiä—Prim» steers. »7.2507.75 A when ~ . , IN THE DALLES Ï Open Day and Night Bank Hotel Formerly the Albert i The Dalles’ Newest and Best Hostelry CENTRALLY LOCATED Sherman County Headquarters USE ARISTO MOTOR OIL AND4 UNION NON DETONATING GASOLINE 1 UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA »
