Sherman County observer., February 13, 1925, Image 4

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February
13. 1925
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HOHOR,
JUDGE BUT I
THIS CASE
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SrM Reum« of Hipp*nl"G» of
R m Wook Cofleofod for •
Our Reader»-
Union
county ■Tn
1824
popolar in
in 1923,
as
records show-
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Lee of Reeds­
port are parents of Reedsport a first
City, beaterman, and Hal Lofton, Sil­
vias, laborer. A total of 549 accidents
wss reported.
Damage estimated at $250,000 was
dlwmMaMl dart»« ““ «o““* •«“'
entailed, thousands of head of sheep
mer.
snd cattle were drowned, houses snd
Brick work on a new central heat­ small buildings ware swept awsy, s
ing ptamt
Bend's
schools U railroad bridge was washed out and
negripg/DooypKten. Hp< f***! will be
was covered with three feet of
wster when the dam on Bully creek,
18 miles west of Vale, broke under the
pressure of flood waters.
Southern Pacific will »hare In the ex
A west coast branch of the. National
Lumber Manufacturers’ association |
penne.
SUMMONS FOR
j*VBt!CATI0N IN
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i
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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Mia» Pc8&y. McDaniel :
FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN
In the County Court of the State of
An experienmi MteteM«* ot <
In- the Civeota Cwrt of the State Oregon for the County of Sherman.
London.—The Island of Orest B^tt ofOrscon, ftefiherman County.
In the matter of the estate of •• PortlsiJ is noq^oMiaMM •* !
sin is tipping*eastward, and han tilted
(.»wMoc» Martin, plaintiff vs. Al­ Agnes Brisbrne. deceased..
several feat^ln that diaaetteu within bert Miller, also all other persons or i
Notice is hereby given that the
the last 800 years. ThU statement paglte. unknown clatetog ^ny right. undersigned has been appointed exec­
wm mate by G H. J- Clayton r s n ste l» i
tUK estate. Hen oc iqtarteb to the utor of the-estate of Agnes Brisbine,
in a paper read before the Bocint» ofc
coakeatata dasemoed iiMlwxiomplaint deceased, by th« County Court of the
Engineers at Burlington house.
Stale of Oregon for Sherman County,
herein, defendant*.
pbouo Mite 4018..
To Albert Miller, also, all other 'and has qualified. All persons having
Ppp fos War WithcWprk
: Satiaíncüon gunnnMlXMkyour
persons or parties unknown clsming claims against said estate aro hereby
Moateiw. Max—EmptejMSA ef the
money refund«*.
any right, title, estate. Hen or inter-1 noticed to preeent the same duly ;;
national, railways otr MMkP Base
.»greed to donated a dg^'a PW ••eh' est in the real estate described to the verified, as by law required, to the
month to the federal governntent to complaint herein, the above named , undersigned at the law office of W. C.
Bryant, Moro. Oregon, within six
be used in P^Bg the expenses, cre­ dlnfandaat*
will be established at PsrUand in
Grove < Orchard community near Me
i Io the Name »t the .State of. Ore- months from the date hereof.
ated
by
the
wavotaMenasp
mevemteA
Minnvllle has purchased a building recognition of the increasing import
Dated, thia 14 day of January. 1926.
stlned- up by- .AtetA» dw-ie Huerta.,. gon^. You aro beseby notified that
which will be remodeled into a com­ an«« of ths lumber industry in the |
The H wutete l W h —M .han faBed. and Lawreaoe MArtm io ths holder of
Ssm P» Brisbane, executor of the
Paclfie northwest, it was announced
munity hall.
PlumbÌAt und»
Certificate of Delinquency numbered estate of Agues Briabine. deceased.
Several road« near Albany were at the headquarters of the association ।
W.C.Bryant attorney for executor.
Sella and installs the
96 isqued oo the 81st day of Novem
flooded by the high water last week in Washington, D. C. Harold F. Hubbs
First publjcstion Jan. 16, 1926.
ber, 1928 by the Tax Collector.of the
pipe
famous Muel
and travel in nearly every direction tor many years a resident of Portland,
Last publicstion Feb. 18, 1925.
County of Sberman, State of Oregon,
will direct the Portland branch. ,
Portlsnd
from Albany was restricted
for the amount of Seventy Six and
Wheat — Hard white, $2.10;
Sult was begun In circuit court at
With a desire to study floral ques-
62,100 ($76.6^ dotlar»v the shine being NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
white, northern spring, $1.88^ hard th —‘1—i then due and delinquent
In the County Court of the State of
tionx aqd beautify Tillamook, a group Rugen« by. J. H. Hawley and S. W
winter and we^amwhMe, 4X87 r west fpr taxes fo» the year» 19W, 1920» Oregon for the County of Snerman -
of people iutewypd to flowexa have Boy* of Cottage Grove against the
vn red, 8L84.
organised the Tillamook Floral club. county court and the sheriff to enjoin
In the matter cf the estate of
WU. sod 1922, together With penalty,
Hnyt-AKalla. IW^X» Um; valley interest sod costa thereon upon the Kateri ne Burmester, de cessed.
Two women and one man, students the collection of 1924 taxes as they
timothy, $»9|9
real property , assessed to you, of
Notice Js hereby given thst the un­
at Oregon Agricultural college, were stand on the rolls, which have Just
which you are the, owner aa appear« I dersigned has filed in the sbove en
timpthy4
dismissed by college suthocUtos for been completed, on the ground that
Qf record, sUuatod in said County and! titled court hts final report and ac­
Butte;
alleged participation In liqw* partite, the amount levied upon this year ex i
Congressman Everett Sanders of. Im
State, and particularly bounded and I count of his sdministration of said
ceeds by. more than 6 per cent the
Egg»—BrtWh» $8 Wc.
George O., Kaowlte, w $A atoetpd
dlsns Is to become aecretary to 9*0»
‘T h »
CbteStt-rPrtces t o.. b.. TUtomook : described ss follows, to-wit:
The restate and that Monday the 16th day
amount
levied
upon
last
year.
President when C. Bascom 6lemp qidto
mayor oC iCpttag^ Dtevn toj taJto tM
sasX one hslf (E4) of the northeast I of February A. D.. 1986 at th» hour of
Tripleta
21«;
leaf.
32c
pec
Jfc,
Thate thooteWl signs to mark forest I on March 4.
Plas®
by. /. H,- Chambam. IW
quarter (NED of section eight (8),I I ten o’clock a. m. of said day has been
Cattle— Prime steen» ILKMM-QO,
Spneial delivery rates mate on
signed, at. a mn»tln»
the city coun»- trails in 22 forests In Oregbn and
Hogs—Medium to choice,, lit 2&9^ township one (1) north, range nine­ by order of th» court appointed as
wood, coni, etc. to country places
Washington were shipped by the forest
teen
(19) esH of the Willamette the .time and the county court room
Long and abort hauling promptly
m. eo.
•aiyricf Mt. Pertland to meet th» grow
Torakich HprtwM
Sheep
—
Lambs,
medium,
to
choice,
in
the
court
house
st
Moro,
Oregon
meridian.
»
don«
on short noties.
Ing demand of tourists who are mak
was instantly killed ngar Perry when
You^are -further notified that said as the place for the hearing of the
Headquarter» M Hotei Moon.
$11916 W-
lag the forests their ium»w plsy
a rock which was betag lilted by a
La*mnce MnUin bag. paid taxes on I said report and account, the objections
grounds.. Ths largest eh Ip want went
derriclu.aBUL Mlf.om iaJM»«, » Ma
aUA
premisesPkior or subsequent thereto, if any, and the settlement of
Seattla
*
to ths Diamond lake region, where
rate of. intent on the said estate. -
Wheat — Bott white, hard winder,
Vale, Or.—Danger of an epidemic of
Sims were wanted, and the next
Dated st Moro, Oregon thia 12th
Christian Ranley, 82, wall known to ths Mount Hood national forest. diphtheria and smallpox was foreseen >1.91; western wh*a, western red. said ansounte ag. fqlloiwa:. Year» tax
pioneer of Pendleton and an Indian
4L80; northern spring, $1.85; Big Bend 1923; date paid June 3rd, 1924; tax I day of January, A, D. 1925.
here
by
city
officials
and
others
as
S'
wUlcL took. 88& slgna-
Herman Burmester, Administrator!
receipt No. 909; amount $20.59; rate
1KW aurins
wKruoUuH of tbe
I ’ Two candidates for the United result of the flooding of Vale and bluestem, 12.20.
of
intereH
12
per
cent;
Interest
paid
• nton PnrtflC railroadr died at his
[of
said estate.
-
Hay
—
Altalta,
»23;
D.
C„
W;
U»
States district attorneyship for Ore­ surrounding territory through the
W. C. Bryant, attorney for adtrin-
otby,
$86;
D.
C,
$88;
mixed
hay,
»>♦
homo In Hood River.
bursting
of
the
irrigation
dam
on
Bully
gon are still under consideration by
Said Albert Miller as the owner of Iistrator.
Butterfat—-41c,
ARec
deadlocked. U to «ms. Senators Stanfield and McNary. They i ereek last Thursday.
Watch Inspector forth«?
First publicstion Jsn. 16, 1926
the legal title of the above described ■I
Eggs
—
Ranch.
24930c.
With
from
2
OOP
to
4000
head
of
tor h«n«rin« for nearly 18 hours, the sre George Neuner of Roseburg and
O. W. R. & N. Co.
Last publication Feb. 18, 1926
property as the same sppears of »rn^ -I
Hogs—Prime light. 111.80911.T5
jurors at Klamath Falls who heard the Robert Kuykendall of Klamath Falls. cattle and sheep lying dead in the low­
coot,, and e«ch of the other persons
Jewelry and Watch Repair­
Cattle—Choice steers, I ?. 50 ©Ato.
lands west of Vale toward Bully creek,
case against 81m Pate, first 6f the
A prime factor in the upbuilding of
Figures showing a 40 per esqt in
above named are hereby farther noti» j a community is the community newspaper.
ing given special attention
where
they
were
caught
by
the
rush
­
gambling house murder suspects to crease in suicides last year over
find that Lawrence Martin, the plain-
ing
waters
and
drowned,
and
with
face trial, compromised and returned in Multnomah couqty were aupQUPcpc
a verdict of guilty of first degree mur
In the annual report of Dr. Kari Smith every basement and lower floor of
dor but recommended lite Imprison­ coroner. There were 77 in 1W4, ai Vale’s residences and business houses
a decree foreclosing the Hen against!
Increase of 22 over the previous year | tilled with mud and debris, the situa
ment.
thp prcgierty above described, and!
Hog.
Prime
sMsed,
»1
369HtM.
tion from a health standpoint was
1 mentioned , in • ssid. certificate.
And 1
One hundred-and eighteen mills re­
*A/petition has been filed with the
h
' A E. Myers, Proprietor
Cattle
—
Primo
»teere,
fkl69T
7L
porting to Wteb CmK Lumbermen's itete pvhHc- service commission by viewed with apprehension.
you.aza hereby summoced to appear ¡FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS
The
loss
to
property
here
and
in
J
fit I«
associate*'«* HR w»<endlB« JaBW residents of Brownsmead, a common
withjp
day^. after the first pub-
t' PORTLAND, OREGON
ary 11|
W W«71 W- tty. comprlateg about 75 families about adjacent territory swept by the flood
licatipaof. this summons, exclusive
of
fe< ami |4 mBes.atet ot Astoria, asking that now is pl seed close to $500,000 in­
of the day ot said first publication,
stead of 1250.000, as at first estimated.
snd defend thig action or pay the |
the Pacific Telephone A Telegraph
waa
pr^Uon. COOMtelUF- ahow cause why It should
amount due as sbove shown, together
Rate.: Under 15 word«, 35c r
8hlpm»»taF9* J pqy cteX ateXA ««w not extend its lines to Brownsmead.
with costs and accrued interest, snd
15 to 30- word«, SOd ;
Pyiggg aggregating $500, to be diyte
Over 30 wds.» IJic P* wd.
in case of your fsi lure to do so, s
business.
decree will bs rendered foreclosing
While no material damMta to fall nd into first, second snd third awanda. Gov. Hsrtley Regards Leglslstlon ss
Wrong In Principle.
were authorised by committees repre-
work horses, three good double against the land »nd premises wbove
Olympia. Wash.—Governor Hartley
discs, two wagons, two dis« drU)«,^ named»
vetoed the $400,000 appropriation from
two harrows, four set hsrness, two „ Tbie summwoa in published by order
corps drills st the American Legion the reclamation revolving fund
the
B. Balaba«».. , of UteBonombta E.D; Mc&e* Judge
state convention June 25, 26 and 27.
seed wheat for the farmers of
walking plows,
oMbe County Court of »the State of
Erection of a penitentiary for east- drought stricken region.
Moro.
Oregon« fox ► the- County of .Sherman
bin
grow^ wIR PtoR tteMr^falfgr fite*1 ern Oregon, IncrRse of the facilities
He gives as his reason that this
FOR SALE or-trad».
Good work and saifLotder was made, and dated
of the . state prison st Salem, and asks him to put the finances of the
horses.
Will trad# fog mUk cows. this. 26tb d»y of January, 1925 And the
changes in the system of sentences of state into a proposition which is con
good heifers, or hog*. Also bps« date of th< first publication of thi»
nri»oi>em wiU-be recommended to the sidered unsafe and unsound for prl-
for sale s.me fine brood sows, bred Summons is the 80th day of . January,
governor and the state legislature by vste capital.
to registered Berkshire, to fasgow
Formerly the Albert
a coDuntttew named by the Portland
He also takes occasion to say that
in spring. Tom Fraaer, Moro.
AH
process
snd
papers
in
this
pwp-
gt» end Multnomah county commis he regards this kind of legislation
The Dalles* Newest aqd Best
wrong in principle, and not a proper FOR SALE or Trade -Several good ceeding may be served upon the un­
Hostelry
dersigned
residing
within
the
StaU
brood sows due to, farrow t this
function of government, “certain to
of Oregon st the eddress heresftar
CENTRALLY
LOCATED
month,
also
double
cutaway
tanderit
lead the government into the by-paths
Room with privilege of bath, «¡Ogi
diac. C. P. Walker,. pb»ne 2$P18, mentioned.
of group or class legislation, and Into
$1.00 up; double $1.50 up
Shenna« County Headquariers
» I. M. Peterson, sttorney for plain,
Moro.
***^
the pitfalls of paternalism, a policy to
‘Room with private bath, «ingle SU
J. P. HATH. Mnna^pw.
fiffy address Moro, Oregon.
_______ _ ___________ —
i.
1 • T* ---------- "l
up; double $2.50 up.
which I cannot subscribe.”
FOR SALE-Ono 17-foot corrugated
Last publication March 27th, 1925.
roller, nearly new.
Coat $185 and
Motel Laks Dam Goes Out.
worth $100. U.yfU am gQin«
Spokane, Wash. — Several houses
seed its Just what you want. Call
Bird* an¿ fha Wiatjiav
were wiped opt and winter sown crops
23F1 or write G, L French, Grass
Knowledge
of
coming
weather
were ruined when Moses Iske dam, 20
Vslley.
N.9 matter white you« mwbaudjse needs may
ebaages shown by bird» is attributed
miles north of Othello, in Grant coun
to tin sfssphTrir pressor» on thelx
6% Loans under Reserve System j
ty, burst shortly before noon Satur-
be, we are qualified to AH', them for you
on city or ftmm property
Reserve Deposit Company
72 Fourth Street, Portland, Oregon.
Child Lsbor Bill Refused by Idsho.
Boise, Idaho.—Idaho was added to
We pay parcel poet one way on «0
the states refusing to ratify the fed­
shoe repsiring. Good quality leather
eral child labor amendment when the and work. Joe’Amore, The Dadlqs»
house defeated the resolution for rati­
Oregon
fication by a vote of 18 to 38. . .....
trlulnts, born Friday-.
, The auto camp maintained In ths
eHr txrk by ColtM® Oro.® will b®
CONGRESSMAN SANDERS
Eutwaad, Eapwi A*«Kte
H
Hete! Ote
F. D* FLATT
MORO, QRK.
Aito Treck te
VAIE FORESEES
•
EPIDEMIC DANGER
D. LINDQUIST
JBWBLBR.
The Dalles, Oregon
NEW HOTEL PEMINS
WHEW
IN THE DALLES
EAT AT
OBSERVER WANT ADS
SEED WHEAT. BILL VETOED
Bank Hotel
Renovated Throughout
SPECIAL RATES
cmi< upon* ur
ARISTO
MOTOR OIL
notice to creditors .
Builders’ Hardware
spanish-American war veterans in
In the County; Court of th« 8U>« ,
central Oregon will consider the or- of Oregon for the County of Sherman,
guHsatlon of a camp in Bend at a in the matter of th» Estate of E|iss-
meeting to be held this week.
beth A. Dunn, deceased.
Notice is hereby fl*«n thsh the
Establishment of a plant In B«B<-
undersigned .hss been appointed, nd-
ior the utilisation of range horses,
'producing bone meal, hides, glue and ministrstor of the estate of Elizabeth;
A. Dunn, deceased, by the County
allied products. Is being considered.
Court of the State of Oregon, for .
Ah additional water reservoir to Sherman County and has qualited
serve the Kincaid park territory, re- AH parsons having claim» «gainst
qenUy annexed into tha city limits, said eitate ar», herebp notified to <
is planned by the Eugene wster board. present the same duly vegjflgd,
•
C. M. Granger of Portland was ap­ Isw required, to the unflpwigned ,aX t
the Isw office of Wv C. BvteL
pointed by Governor Pierca m *
Í
ber of the state board of forostry to Dr«gm>. within siXAmonthp .fromitaBv»
succeed George H. Cecil, sleo of Port dste hereof.
Dsted snd first pub I i«hod Jsnqai» ,
land.
John Thomas, sged 70. of Medford,
dropped dead at the Great Northern
station at Pateros, Wash., while wait­ the Estate.
w. C. Brysnt, attorn«».
ing for the train. Death is believed to '
I
Last publication, February 27, 1816.
have been due to heart failure.
I.
UNION
NON DETONATING
-
CRANDALL
UMOKRTAKUVG
GASO LI N E
COMRANY
THRDALXES. OREGON
UNION OIL COMPANY
Sum Brisbine. Agent
,
Mo^Oi Oregon
CALIFORNIA