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Brief R mom of Happenings ot
th« Week Collected for
Our Readers.
The Medford Y. M. C. A. has begun
a campaign to raise 83000.
Th»
meeting of the Linn
County Holstein Cattle club will be
held at Harrisburg Friday.
Frank Delbert Jones, 41, painter,
waa killed Instantly at Medford by a
fall from a barn which he wis paint-
The graduating class of the Pen- I
dletoe high school that will complete L
Ue work in June wiH include between
56 and 80 students.
Portland will be the greatest con-
ventton city in the United States this
year, with about 30 large and small
conventions scheduled.
The first annual Labe county Jer­
sey jubilee will be held at the farm
of I, D. Griggs in the Willakenxie dis­
trict some time in May.
t
As a result of the refusal of Dr
Thomas Ross of Portland to relin
quish the office of state fiah commis
»loner as demanded recently in an ex
ecutive order, Governor Pierce hy an
nounced that he will cause quo war
raato proceedings to be filed in the
supreme court, requiring Dr. Roes to
GOV. ChRrblhhSON
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN
FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN
In the Circuit Court of the Stale
of Oregon, for Sherman County. .
Plumbing and Heating
(.awrence Martin, plaintiff vs. Al­
Sell* and install! the
bert Miller, also all other persons or
famous Mueller pipe
parties unknown claiming any right,
or pipeless furnace.
Brief Resume of Happenings ot
I title, estate, lien or interest in the
I
real
estate
described
in
the
complaint
the Week Collected for
tired.
*
herein, defendants. ,
Our Readers
The widow of the late Harvey Me
To Albert Miller,^ also all other
Donald, who died recently at Walla persons or parties unknown clsming
Walla, .Wuh„ will be compelled tc any right, title, estate, lien or inter­
William A. Massingill was fnomfhat-
pay an inheritance tax on the Oregon est in the real estate described in the
•stmast
ed by President Coolidge as
estate of her husband, according tc complaint herein, the above named
er at Lakeview.
a legal opinion handed down by the defendants.
Early lambing results have been
Bombs filled with tear gas' were ef
JEWELER
Io the Name of the State of Ore-
attorney-general. The opinion was
very satisfactory on the whole, though
fectively used by the Portlgnd police i
I gon: You are hereby notified that
sought
by
State
Treasurer
Kay.
Mr
not so big a percentage of increase
Watch Inspector for the
in raiding a bootleg establishment.
McDonald left Oregon property valu Lawrence Martin is. the bolder of
has been secured this spring as was
O.-W. R. & N. Co.
Certificate of Delinquency numbered
The lumber market in Eugene and
ed at $21,000.
born last spring, according to Dan
Lane county is looking brighter, ac­
Jewelry and Watch Repair-
P. Smythe, prominent sheep man oi
* To insure that Medford’s clean up 95 issued on the 21st dsy of Novem­
cording to lumber men ot the county.
ind ¿iven special Httcrtion
and paint-up week, designated by the ber, 1923 by the Tax Collector of the
Pendleton.
County Of Sherman, State of Oregon,
city
council
as
April
1
to
8,
is
thor
­
During
January
the
state
game
com
­
The weekly lumber review of the
for the amount of Seventy Six and
ough, the Crater club, city booster or­
mission paid |3942 in bounties on 1209
West Coast Lumbermen's association
62.100
(376 62/ dollars, ths same being
ganisation. has adopted the plan of
wildcats. 21 cougars and two wolves.
showed that 120 mills reported for the 1
the
amount
then due and delinquent
displaying photographs of unsightly
week ending February 28 the manu
Raymond W. Hatch, Portland archi­
for taxes for the years 1919, 1920,
buildings
and
untidy
yards
in
the
facture of 100.414,867 feet of lumber;
tect, is drawing plans for a new udion
chamber of commerce windows and 1921. and 1922, together with penalty,
sale of 96.000,108 feet and shipment1
high school at Molalla to cost >80,000.
will award a prixe to the person who i interest and costs thereon upon the
of 106,951.382 feet.
More than 40 acres of carrots have
submits a complete list naming those real property assessed to you, of
WHEN
James 8 Stewart of Corvallis was
which you are the owner as appears
been planted by farmers of The Dalles
Thomas Amory Lee, of Topeka, responsible tor the eyesores.
appointed special investigator for
of
record,
situated
in
said
County
and
THE DALLES
district under contract with the local Kan., who has been appointed chair­
■tate land board. Mr. Stewart will
State, and particularly bounded and
man of the American Legion Commit­
cannery.
EAt AT
The
investigate all applications for school
described as follows,
Theodore Christianson, republican,
Of the approximate >500 carloads tee of World Peace.
fund loans, and arrange for the sale who was elected governor of Mln
esst one half (Ei) of the northeast
of apples harvested in the Hood River
of lands on which these loans have
quarter (NEJ) of section eight (8), |
nefota.
valley last fall less than 100 cars re­
Rate«: Under 15 word«, 35c
become delinquent.
township one (1) north, range nine­
15 to 30 word«, 50c
main unshipped.
teen G9) esst of the Willamette
Collection of th« unpaid portion of
Over
30
wdi.,
Itfc
per
w<L
fines collected, it will be necessary
The Milton city council Wednesday
meridian,
the state income tax for the year to reduce the law edforcepent staff
decided to grade and gravel 2800 feet
You are further notified that said
incomes for 1923. will
FOR SALE—Good milk, cow, fresh
in Douglas county, according to Dis­ of city streets. The work will cost
lui#rence Martin has paid taxes on
within the next few
February 1st, ten years old, $80.
approximately >2500.
announcement trict Attorney Cordon.
Olympia, Wash.—At a meeting of Also 16-7 Thomas hoe drill, $60. said premises for prior or subsequent
The state supreme court handed
The production departments of all the state bapitol committee here a |
[years, with the rate of interest on
made at the offices qf the state tax
F. W. Hutchcroft,. phone 2F24,
down
an
opinion
affirming
the
decree
ssid amounts as follows: Years tax
units
of
both
Bend
sawmills
are
run
commission at Salem.
resolution w»* passed to issue >500,- [ Moro.------- .-----------------------
2tml3
of Judge Kendall of Coos county in a ning full capacity six days a week
1923; date paid June 3rd, 1924 ; tax
000 of bonds against the state capltol
Members ot the state board of con
suit brought by J. E. Norton to enjoin
timber, as authorized by recent legis­ BABY CHICKS from farm flock of receipt No. 909; amount $20.59^ rate
trol held a special meeting at Salem Coos county, a municipal corpora- and on a two shift basis. -
Buff Orpingtons. V8 per 100. Mrs. of interest 12 per cent; interest paid
Figures recently compiled reveal lative action,. State Treasurer Potts
Saturday to consider plans and spe­
and Its officials frpm issuing and
m6tf
tion,
, H. Barnum, Moro Ore.
' that municipalities in Tillamook coun­ met with ‘the committee and offered
cifications for tbs proposed new state
selling highway bonds for 1280,000, ty have approximately >2,600,000 out­ to bu^ ths half million issue at 4H
Said Albert Miller as the owner oi
Formerly the Albert
training school for boys to be located
SUNSET EMPLOYMENT Co., Port­ the legal title of the above described
The lower court held in favor of the
standing bonds and warrants.
per cent Dx>m accident fund* in the
near Woodburn. The proposed plant
land, Oregon ,can furnish any class property as ths same appears of re-1
The Dalle*’ Newest and Best
plaintiff.
treasury. p '
will cost approximately >200,000.
1
L.
E.
Blain,
pioneer
clothier
of
Al
­
of
help wanted.
Phone Broadway cord, and each of the other persons
Governor Pierce announced that he
Hostelry
State Auditor Clau*»en, a* a mem­ 3829, or writs 290 Burnside street.
A total of 847 applications for loans had refused either to sign or veto a bany, has presented Ihe Albany col­
above named are hereby further noti-I
CENTRALLY
LOCATED
ber
of
the
committee,
did
not
vote
on
aggregating >197.796.57 have been re bill passed at the recent session of lege library with 31 volumes covering
fied that Lawrence Martin, the plain-1
REWARD
for
return
or
information
the
resolution,
and,
when
it
came
Sherman County Headquarters
celvod by the state board of control the legislature increasing materially the fields of science and history.
of stray horses, described as fol tiff will apply to the Circuit Court
to signing the bonds as state auditor,
under a law enacted at the recent the fees on automobile busses and
B. F. Schlesinger, of Los Angeles,
of
the
County
and
State
aforesaid
for
lows: Sorrell saddle horse, branded
session of the legislature extending trucks operating on the highways of and his sons became owner of the refused to attach his signature. At­
torney-General
Dunbar
will
at
once
figure
2 on left shoulder and three a decree foreclosing the lien against
financial relief to farmers in the frost
Unless attacked In the pioneer Portland department store of
black gelding, the property above ’ described, and
bring
a
mandamus
proceeding
in
the
“C”s on left stifle
infected areas of eastern Oregon.
courts the bus bill will become ef Olds, Wortman & King, March 1
as small H on mentioned in said certificate. And
supreme bourt compelling Claussen to weigh about 1400,
Eleven carloads of broccoli have fective at the expiration of the »0
H. H. Sichel of Portland was elect­ sign the bonds. It Is understood the left shoulder ;
black mare weigh you are hereby summoi ed to appear
been sBipped out of Douglas county day statutory period . The law re ed president of the Oregon Retail supreme court will hear the matter
has
lazy “B” on left I within sixty days after the first pub­
about 1400,
up to the present, and the crop is quires busses to pay three fourths of Clothiers and Furnishers’ association and decide as soon a* possible, that,
hay mule, weigh about lication of this summons, exclusive
shoulder;
CRANDALL
mill per passenger seat per mile, at the convention held in Portland.
maturing rapidly. It is estimated that
in case thé bond law Is not held un­ 1200, 4-year old, has small H on left of the day of said fiist publication,
UNDERTAKING
the harvest this year will yield around while trucks would be assessed a fee
and
defend
this
actio
or
pay
the
bay mule, weigh about
Clyde Waterman, clerk of the Ban­ constitutional, work on the capitol shoulder;
35 carloads, practically the entire of 1 mill per ton per mile. It has been
amount dye as abo(re shown, together
COMPANY
croft school district, pleaded guilty may proceed.
1100, 4-year old, has small H on left
with costs and accrued intereat, and
crop being in the Riddle and Myrtle estimated that this law would return
grey
m*re,
blpcky
built,
In circuit cdnrt at Marshfield to em
shoulder;
THE DALLES. OREGON
to the state treasury approximately
Creek vicinity.
brands unknown ; in esse of your failure to do so, a
1800 of the district GOVERNORS WIFE IS DEAD ««*«>>
besslement
of
»*»•
decree will be rendered foreclosing
Because of the new prohibition law >400.000 during the biennium. The funds.
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brown saddle pony white strip in
Phone H. B the lien of said taxes and costs
providing for the distribution of mon attomey-general. in his legal opinion
An election 1 will be called in Marsh
I against the It 'd and premises above
Sam Brisbiné, Agent
ey for enforcement purposes, and giv to the governor, held that the law
Belsbee, 2F5, Moro
■
. Illnesa.
field
during the latter part of March
I named.
ing the state agent 50 per cent of al was unconstitutional.
M.
Pierce,
to vote on a proposed bond issue of
Salem, Or —Mr». Laura
Moro. Oregon
FOR 8ALE or Trade-Several good
This summons is published by order
835,000 for needed school improve­ wife of Governor Walter M. Pierce,
brood sows due to farrow thia of the Honorable E. D. McKee Judge
died at th» family home here at 9
month, alao double cutaway tandem I of the County Court of the State of
ments.
disc. C. P. Walker, phone 23F18, I Oregon for the County of Sherman
A bond issue of >125,000 to be ex­ o’clock Sunday morning.
Mrs. Pierce had been in ill health
Moro. • »
f6tf
and said order was made and dated
pended on the erection of a new union
this 26th dsy of January, 1925 and the
high schooj building in Rainier, car for more than two years.
6% Losns under Reserve System
Funeral services were held from
date of the first publication of this
ried, 218 to eighty, in the special
on city or farm property
the First Presbyterian church here?
Hummons is the 30th day of January,
election.
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP
Reserve Deposit Company
Tuesday afternoon, with Rev. Ward
1925.
Tentative plans for the new 8165,000 Willi» Long officiating. All state de
72 Fourth Street, Portland, Oregon
All process end papers in this pro­
school
building
to
be
construct
high
Repairing Trucks, Tractors, Automobiles,
partments closed during the funeral
W* pay parcel post one w*V on all ceeding may be served upon the un­
ed In Roseburg this year
hour.
dersigned residing within the State
Caterpillars, and Combine -Motors, Cylinder
mitted to the school board by the
Laura M. Pieree was born fh What shoe repairing. Good quality leather of Oregon st the address hereafter
Grin ling. Oyx-acetylene and Electric Welding
architects.
is now Wheeler county, near Monu­ and work. Joe Amore, The Dalles. mentioned.
An effort is being made in Bend to ment, in central Oregon, May SO, 1671. Oregon
• I. M Peterson, attorney for plain­
FOR SALB
secure a through mail stage to Klam- j Her parents were pioneers, her father,
tiff;
address
Moro,
Oregon.
ath Falls. Mail between the two places 1 Peter Rudlo, crowing U»»
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT, [
in
Last publication March 27th, 1925.
now goes around by Weed, Cal., and ’49 to the ooasLr ;
In the County Court of the State of
Phon« Main 4001
She . was married to Walter M Oregon for the County of Snerman
takes four days.
616 East Second St
Goddess of Water.
Pierce
in September, JIM, and waa
In the matter cf the estate of
Mrs. Jane Grant Rennie, 92, pioneer
Virgin de los Remedios Is a
The
William A. Futter, deceased.
of Oregon and a resident of the Wil­ the motber^of
wooden image about twelve
Notice is hereby given that the un­ «mail
lamette valley for more than 60 years,
Inches high, evidently carved with a
died at the home of her son, John M. Postal R««lpih «how Blfl Increase. dersigned has filed in the above en­ dull penknife. The carving bespeaks
Washington, D._ O.—Improved bus! titled court her final account of her the work of the Indian. The statue is
Rennie, in Eugene.
administration of said estate and that revered as the .Goddess of Water.
A K- Myers, Proprietor
George Neuner Jr. of Roseburg was ness condition» are noted in the postal
Monday the 28rd day of March, 1925,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS
nominated by President Coolidge for receipts of SO leading cities which
at the hour of ten o’clock a. m. of
! PORTLAND. OREGON
United States attorney for the district totaled >25.649,947 in February, 1925,
day has been by order of the
of Oregon and the nomination con as compared with 816,184,107 in Feb- said
Say It With Flowers
ruary a year ago, an increase of 1 6(> court appoint»« . the time and the
j firmed by the senate.
per cent, the postoffice department county court room in the court bouse
BUT
' Telephone users in the Tumalo and announced.
Moro, Oregon, as the place for the
Say
It
With Ours
Plainview districts have petltiohed the
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— hearing of the said report and account,
Bend commercial club to help them
A total of 2760 student* attended
objections thereto, if any. and the
get direct connection with the Bend or Portland night schools during the gettlement of the said estate.
Redmond telephone exchange.
month ending February >0; 18 teach-
Date<j at Moro, Oregon this 14th
“Afervhanfs of Beauty”
The state highway commission has ers were employed to
instrnetion daJ of February, A. D. 1925. ,^-
AND
The Dalles, Oregon
called for blds tor surfacing the 21 and five principal* directed the ao
Mary E. Futter,
•
/
I
‘ Executrix of said estate.
miles of the Roosevelt highway south tlTlty
has I W. C. Bryant, attorney for executrix.
Opposite First National Bank
of Bandon. Grading xand clearing have
First publication February 20, 1925
Phone 794
Night phone 690W
been going on all winter.
been set
m.4. M th« «»«• «*1
Recent high waters washed away «moreen««
__
th*
bridge
leading
to
Goodpasture
is-
the
pu
bif
c
seiMbe
commi»*!«». Th*
NON DETONATING
land near Eugene, and now the school haartng
conducted by repre-
children of the island are unable to 8entat|ves Of the Interstate commerce
get across to attend their classes.
commission and will be held la Port
Moro, Oregon
Mrs. Josephine M. Sale, widow of land.
ï -
j,
There were three fatalities In Ore
the late A. H. Sale, died at her home
Has returned to Sherman county
in Astoria. Mrs. Sale crossed the gon due to industrial accidents during
SPECIAL RATES I
and will practice his profession
plains in 1848 and had resided on the
at Moro and vicinity
Th« Motor Market
oom with privilege ot bath, «ingle,
Sale homestead at Astoria since 1870. ing to a
$1.00 up; double $1.50 up
Th<
Industrial
accident
commission.
Th«
Dall««,
Ore
Dr. Mary F. Farnham, former dean
* Terms Strictly Cath
oom with private bath, «ing>* $1 -50
victims
were:
Daniel
F.
Corkey
of women at Pacific university, has
up; double $2.50 up. ’.
donated a large collection of photo- Glenwood, car loader; John Swaneon Headquarters Foss & Co
CA 1FORNIA
graphs of art studies and about 300 North Bend, piledriver, and Charle»
Denta) Work a Specialty
Vanvandt, Oakridge, ¡»borer. A total
volumes of literature to ths college
of 497 accident* were ^reported.
library.
•8 D. LINDQUIST
OBSERVER WANT ADS
Royal Cafe
COURT TO DECIDE
ON CAPITOL RONDS
Bank Hotel
R ead A G alloway
I NEW HOTEL PERKINS
Hartwig’s Flower Shop
UNION
Dr. Jos. Sanders V.S
New and Used
Parts for all Cars
Renovated Throughout
UNION OIL COMPANY
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