Sherman County observer., March 20, 1925, Image 4

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F riday
The Judge
March 20. 1925
YES SAHJEtXiE»
ISC HEWS
Chicago, HL—Typhoid f©ver germs
which kUlod Wipiam Nelson MeCiin
tock, “millionaire orphan,” were
given William Darling Shepherd
foster-father and chief heir, upon hie
promlae to pay $100.000 after settle
ment of the estat©, C. C Falman, head
of the school of bacteriology, told
Robert E. Crow©, state’s attorney
Tuesday.
Falman said that he advised the
method of administering the germs
and advised Shepherd as to further
steps so as to assure the deuih of
th© rich youth.
;
Th© new development came wh.-r UNITED SELLING IS URGED
Paimen, grilled in Shepherds pres
ence. after three days of question Wheat Growers Advocate Co-operative
Marketing.
ing, shook his finger in Shepherd’s
•
Spokane,
Wash
—Co-operative mar
face and said:
“I gave those typhoid germs to keting orgamlsatfnn© wit© local repre
Shepherd. He told me in plain words sentatlves similar to private concerns
that he wanted them *to inoculate were advocated at a conference of
* wheat growers of the inland empire
somebody with' and that It
million dollar deal He told me he here.
would pay m« plenty when he got
Newton Jenkins, of Chicago, at
torney for th© Illinois Agricultural as
the million.”
"You're a liar.” Shepherd retorted, soclation, declared that the "farmer
but assistant prosecutor© said his has a natural monoply. He should be
denial larked the emphasis and vigor able to make use of that monopoly.”
Walter J. Robinson, manager of the
of hi^ previous assertions.
Washington Wheat Growers’ associa
Kid McCoy Is Found Guilty.
tlon. said that organization’s co-opera
tlve marketing plan failed "because
Los Angeles. Cal.- Kid McCoy, ex
it did not take in local farmers or­
pugilist, recently convicted of man
»laughter in connection with the slay
ganizations.”
ing of Mrs Theresa Mors here last
August, wan convicted in superior1
court of three counts Of assault grow-
mg out of h shooting affray In Mrs
Mors’ antique shrqothe morning after
Not Appreciated.
Jud Tunkins says: “Fault-finding
we cun 111 afford. Nolnxly offers a re­
ward.”—Washington Star.
her death
571 department stores
The Dalle«, Oregon
2-Strap Tan Pumps
in the Spring’s Smartest Style!
For the women who are accustomed to select
'ring f.xjtwear early, these stylish twe-strap.
will prove exceptionally popular..
Thev come in tan calfskin and patent leather with
Cuban heels or patent leather with Spanish heels Fibre
counters Made with two mstep straps with side button
and 'ribbon bow—neat perforation around vamp and
quarter.
. M. JARDINE
MB
I SUPPOSE IF IGWHT THIS
DIVORCE 'YOULL TURM AROUND
AHtXiET IAARRIEO AQAld,
OIHAH ARE YOU
HERE AGAAH?
GERM DEATH PLOT
TO GET MONET TOLD
by
There Will Be No Sequel
gwiucto sewi
TROIA ClRCUVACnOfi *
OBSERVER WANT ADS
ARGUMENT HEARD ON
OREGON
SCHOOL ■ LAW
x * JL. -—
Rates: Under 15 words, 35c
15 to 30 word«, 50c
Over 30 wda., l%c per wd.
.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN
FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for Sherman County.
Plumbing and Heating
I^wrence Martin, plaintiff v©. Al­
Sella and installs the
bert Miller, also ail other persons or
famous Mueller pipe ,
Washington, D/C.—Th© compulsory pjOTICE—The Tygh Valley Flour parties unknown claiming any right,
or pipeless furnace.
Mill has closed down until July title, estate, lien or interest in the
education law of Oregon, requiring
real estate described in the complaint
that after September of next year all 1st. Out of wheat. R. B. Knox.
Wasco, Oregon
herein, defendant©..
children between the ages ©f 8 and 18,
FOR
SALE
—
Good
milk
cow,
fresh
To
Albert
•
Miller,
also
all
other
with a tew exceptions, shall attend
February 1st, ten years old, $80. persons or parties unknown claming
public schools, was reached in the
Also
16-7 Thomas hoe drill, $60. any right, title, estate, lien or inters
supreme court Monday for oral argu
F.
W.
Hutchcroft, phone 2F24, est in the real estate described in the S
TKTFir'M ITQT 8
ment in two oases brought by the
U IO 1 %
2tm13 complaint herein, the above named g jj. Li IN
state to have set aside the injunc­ Moro.
defendants.
tion of'- th< federal district court BABY CHICKS from farm flock of
JEWELER
In the Name of the State of Or»'
against its enforcement. •
Buff Orpingtons. $18 per 100. Mrs. gon: You are hereby notified that
• Although it was thought the cases A. H. Barnum, Moro Or©,
Watch Inspector for the
m6tf Lawrence Martin is the holder of J
might not bring a sweeping opinion
|
O.-W. R. & N. Co.
J
from the court on the constitutional FOR SALE or Trade-Several good Certificate of Delinquency numbered
»5
issued
on
the
21st
day
of
Novem
­
|
Jewelry
and
Watch
Repair-
§
brood sows due to farrow this
right of states to control the educa
month, also double cutaway tandem ber, 1923 by the Tax Collector of the <S
tion of children within their borders,
ing Kiven special attention E
diac. C. P. Walker, phone 23F13, County of Slier man. State of Oregon,
the controversy has attracted wide
for the amount of Seventy Six and
Moro.
f6tf
attention in education and religious
62.100
($76.62; dollars, the same being i The Dalles, Oregon
circles. The anuy of counsel brought
6% Loans under Reserve System
the
amount
then due and delinquent
into court Included former Senator
on city or farm property
for
taxes
for
the years 1919, 1920,
George E. Chamberlain, W. S. Moore.
Reserve Deposit Company
1921.
and
1922,
together
with penalty,
A. H. Putnevy and P. Q. Nyce for the 1t Fourth Street, Portland, Oregon.
interest and costs thereon upon the
state, William W- Guthrie, for the ao
real property assessed to you, of
ciety of th© Slfftwe pt the Holy Names
WHEN
We pay parcel post one way on all
William M. Jardin©, president Of । of Jesus and #axy, and Joha XJ. 5ho© repairing. Good quality leather which you are the owner as appears
Kansas State Agricultural college who . Veatch, for th© Hill Military academy and work. Joe Amore, The Dalles, of record, situated in said County and
IN THE DALLES
State, and particularly bounded and
was named secretary of agriculture by
। Oregon
E.M I M I
described as follows, to-wit: The
President Coolldga.
east one half (Ei) of the northeast
SIGNERS W RECALL WIN
quarter (NE}) of section eight (8),
No Threo-i imoa Trying
Kaito City Attomey’o Charg© of Libel
Motorists who contemplate knock township one (1) north, range nine-
Not Sustained.
.ng a railroad train off the track te«n (19) east of the Willamette r
L
Kelso, Waah.—Judge Campbell of should bear in mind that they get only meridian. •
Open Day and Night
.,ne
chance.
—
Toledo
Blade.
'
You
are
further
notified
that
said
Grays Harbor county, sitting for Judge
Lawrence Martin has paid texes on
Kirby, sustained the demurrer filed by
sajd premises for prior or subsequent
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
ACCOUNT
Attorney
Casey
for
14
defendants
Move Thought Significant in charged with criminal libel for sign
In the County Court of thé State of years, with the rate of interest oh I
said amounts as follows: Years tax
Oregon
for the County of Snerman
ing
the
recall
charges
against
City
Developing Future Har­
In the matter cf the estate of 1923; date paid June 3rd, 1924; tax
- Attorney Stone. Judge Campbell held
mony in Europe.
receipt No. 909; amount $20.59; rate
that the right to sign a recall charge William A. Futter, deceased.
Iff the privilet© conferred by the ata Notice is hereby given that the un­ of interest 12 per cent; interest paid
Geneva. — The league of nations tut ©a and that' a signer of recall dersigned has filed in the above en­ .21.
Said Albert Miller as the owner oi
Formerly the Albert
council, closing the most important charges must hot be guilty of libel, titled court her final account of her
the legal title of the above described
administration
of
said
estate
and
that
even
though
tBe
recall
charge
is
un
meeting in its history with what is
property as the same appears of re-1
The Dalles' Newest and Best
• Monday the 23rd day of March, 1925,
generally admitted to be a construc­ true.
Hostelry
cord, and each of the other persons
at
the
hour
of
ten
o
’
clock
r.
m.
of
The
decision
will
be
appealed
to
the
tive move of great significance for
-----------
above
named
are
hereby
further
noti
­
।
iaid
day
has
been
by
order
of
the
CENTRALLY LOCATED
future harmony in Europe, adjourned supreme court by Mt. Stone, who was
aww©»«
* . . .
‘ ~---------------- __ with Hniinr
fied that Lawrence Martin, the plain­
after expressing a sincere wish to see I charged with “conspiracy with liquor court appointed as the time and the
Sherman County Headquarters
tiff will apply to the Circuit Court
Germany associated in Its labors by law violation” in the recall petitions county court room in the court house
of the County and State aforesaid for |
at
Moro,
Oregon,
as
the
place
for
the
joining the league and thus play in
the organization of peace a part cor-1 Arms Parley Resolution is Offered. hearing of the said report and account, a decree foreclosing the lien against
described, and
responding to Germany’s position in
Washington, D. 0.—Senator Ship the objections thereto, if any, and th© the property above
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,t«d. ..rmer Ubor.
I
X” ‘h‘’ ,4‘h mentioned in said certificate. And
the world.
you are hereby summored to appear I H 1 1 1 M 111 II HM 11 H < I« S
This action is deemed significant duced a resolution declaring the sen
within sixty days after the first pub­
because It represents the first word ate in readiness to receive from Presi I day of February, A. D. 1925.
lication of this Summons, exclusive
Mary
E.
Futter,
addressed to Germany by the allies on I dent Coolidge proposala for conclud
CRANDALL
Executrix of said estate. of the day of said fiist publication, I
a basis of perfect equality. Germans I Ing international agreements for the
and defend this cction or pay the I
UNDERTAKING
W.
C.
Bryant,
attorney
for
executrix.
here following 4he council proceedings I limitation of armaments, for the pro
First publication February 20, 1925 amount due as above shown, together
COMPANY
are openly pleased at the phraseology I hlbltion of warfar© and for codifica­
with costs and accrued interest, and
Last
publication
March
20,
1925
of the letter which the council has tion of the rules of warfare. The reso­
THE DALLES, OREGON
in case ef your failure to do so, a
sent to the Berlin government.
lution was ordered to 11©. on the table. I NOTICE TO WATER USERS ON decree will be rendered foreclosing
’The league of nations disarmament
THE JOHN DAY RIVER AND
the lien of said taxes and cosU
and security protocol, put out of pres­ chicag T mala 6 y on wane
ITS TRIBUTARIES.
against the la<»d and premises above
Sam Brisbinc, Agent
ent consideration, at least, by the re­
To all persons, firms, and corpora­ named.
jection of It, vqiced by Great Britain Falling Off In lnflu»nxa-Pn©umonla tions, claiming a right to the use of
Moro. Oregon
Thia summons is published by order
the waters of the John Day River,
on behalf of herself and all her do­
Cases Shown.
of the Honorable E. D. McKee Judge
or
any
of
its
tributaries,
and
•
minions except Ireland, was referred
Chicago.—Chicago’s Influenza-pneu­
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON­ of the County Court of the State of I
by the council of the league to the monia attack appeared on the wane, CERN: You and each of you are Oregon for the County of Sherman
next league assembly, together with when reports to the city health de­ hereby notified that the State En­ and said order was made and dated
the pronouncements made upon it by partment showed a marked falling off gineer of the State of Oregon will this 26th day of January, 1925 and the
begin an investigation of the flow
the British and representatives of । In the number of deaths and
of the John Dav River and its date of the first publication of this
other powers.
cases.
tributaries, and of the ditches di­ summons is the 30th day of January,
The last available record shows a verting water therefrom, on Tues- 1925.
total of 100 deaths since March 1. Ap- day> April 7th, 1925, pursuant to
All process and papers in this pro­
proximately 100 n©w cases of the various petitions fiiedI for the e- ceeding may be served upon the un­
wbleb .««U th.
:U2e.f iid itr.au.
dersigned residing within the State
al organs and brings on Influenza and and its tributaries,
tributaries.
pneumonia, were reported during the
Further notice will be given at a mentioned.
later date, fixing a time when, and
same period.
I M. Peterson, attorney for plain-
FOR SALS
a place where, the State Engineer
Ottawa.—Canada’s government does
tiff;
address Moro, Oregon.
.
*
will
receive
claims
and
testimony
as
BY
“ndt consider it In the Interest of Can­
Isle of Pines Tr©aty Ratified.
J
ri^htg of an parties claiming
Last publication March 27th, 1925.
ada, of the British empire or of the
Washington, D. C.—The senate rati- ’ water from said stream and its
league Itself,” to recommend to par Had the Isle of Pines treaty with ’ tributaries, as provided by law.
n a uw x
RHEA LUPER, State Engineer.
Godders of Water.
llament adherence to the Geneva pro­ fled the isle
Virgin <le lo* Remedio© Is a
tocol for the pacific settlement of in­ minor reservations; sent the Lau­
The
sanne treaty to re-establish relations
small wooden Image about twelve
ternational disputes. Premier King
with Turkey back^to committee and
carved with
inches high, evidently carveo
wnu « a
told the house of commons.
dull
penknife.
The
carving
bespeaks
voted
78
to
2,
to
make
the
world
court
was
The government’s attitude
the work of the Indian. The statue la
. Moro, Oregon
made known when the premier read question a speclsfi'order for next De­
revered as the Goddess of Water.
A E. Myers, Pr©prl©t©r
cember
17.
»
a paragraph from a dispatch sent by I
•FIFTH
AND WASHINGTON STS.
Has
returned
to
Sherman
county
him to Sir Eric Drummond, secretary
PORTLAND, OREGON
State Court Is Upheld
and will practice his profession
general of the league of nations. The
Washington. D, O-Persons charg
at Moro and vicinity
premier’s message, holding that Can
Say It With Flowers
i
ada objected particularly to the pro­ ed with violating the Volstead act can
Terms Strictly Cash
BUT
be
tried
in
state
courts.
th©
supreme
tocol’s ’’rigid provision for applica­
court
declared
in
substance,
diamls
tion of economic and military sanc­
Say It With Oura
Headquarters Foss & Co
tions in practically every future war.” sion for went of jurisdiction s cast
brought from Humbolt county, Call
Dental Work a Specialty
added:
“Among the grounds for this con torn la.
• •Merchants of Beauty”
elusion is the consideration' of the
affect of the non participation of the
The Dalles, Oregon
United States upon attempts to force
the sanctions and particularly In the
Opposite First National Bank
r««« , of contiguous countries like
Phone 794
Night phone 690 W
Canada.”
Royal Cafe I
GERMANY INVITED
TO ENTER LEAGUE
Bank Hotel
CANADA SUPPORTS
RRITISH ATTITUDE
Sizes 2J4 to 8.
lOpen Saturday Evenings until 9 p. m
Sherman Eectric Co
Dr. Jos. Sanders V.S
USE
ARISTO
MOTOR OIL
AND
UNION
NON DETONATING
UNION OIL COMPANY
CALIFORNIA
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
Hartwig’s Flower Shop
R ead & G alloway
Lowell Smith Says Mitchell Is Right.
Glendale, Cal. — Captain Lowell
Smith, commandet of America’s world
flight, sides with Brigadier General
William A. Mitchell in his plan of a
unified United States air service.
“It is my belief that an sir service,
a unit in Itself, should be established,”
he said at a business dinner here.
“It should be headed by a member of
the cabinet and would do away with
the discord and lack of cooperation
which are natural results of the tour
Sir departments now existing.”
GENERAL
MACHINE
SHOP
Repairing Truck?, Tractor«, Autòmobilee,
Caterpillar«, and Combine Matora, Cylinder
Grin >ing.' Oyx-acetylene and Electric Welding
The Dalles, Ore-
615 East Second St
New and Used
Parts for all Cars
* Th« Motor Market
The Dalles, Ore
Phone Main 4001
Phone 618
603 E 2nd st
Renovated Throughout
SPECIAL RATES
Room with privilege of both, alngle
$1.00 up; double $1.50 up
Room with private bath, single $LS
up; double $2.50 up.