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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1925)
ifakMMh Paul Revere *T!tíí Rie 1>R<m STORE* Cwsbg’s mesa mi wry THE DALLES, OREGON M/W0BWT h E.\ DOESN'T look so HESSOUNPC* WIND AND UM8 , Ash as far aaytkiwg, we will Buy it Fer Yow MAIL YOtm K0DÄK FILMS ’ TO US. HAVE THEM DONE CORRECTLYi ; 5 PRICE CHEAPER QUALITY BETTER We will mail Catalog on roquost A. E CROSBY DENTIST enees of ¡y Com- at the Readerg. White Restaurant 408 E. 2nd St. Say It With Flowers BUT Say it WitB Oun Ä ARTWIGS OWER SHOT The Dalles, Oregon Opposite First Ñ s S ímm I Baek Phone 794 Night phone 690W S. J. Stanek Nmeea and Saddle Supplies AUTO TOPS UPHOLSTERY SXDDLERY AUTO TRIMMING . GENERAL REPAIRIÑG «10 E. 2nd M. thalles, Ore. MdMLra THE DALLKU Calls for and Delivers in -Moro Wasco and Grass Valley Mondays 4lhd Thursdays’ HOME GROWN I IFL0WCRS 1 For Any Occasion . Artistically Arranged Our Work is Guaranteed While doing, your shop* BRING IN YOUR'CAR and let us look over the battery or - ignition' sys tem in general Hassler Shocks Gemine Deleo, Remy - and Klaxon Parts 514 E. 2nd St The Dalles The harveat of gooseberries ia over at Gastan and though the price receiv ed at the canneries was only 3 cents, a pound as compared to 7 cants last year, the growers cleared almost as much, as the crop was much heavier. The Oregon law, which provides* for Iha search of automobiles, boats and other vehicles for contraband liquors, without a search warrant and without filing of an affidavit, is unconstltutlon. al, it was held in an opinion given at Tillamook by George R. Bagley, cir cuit judge. Oregon pensions have been granted as follows: John L. Herpelink. Port land, |12 a rtionth; Rose B. Wilson, Prineville, |2Q; Arthur W. McConnell, Grants P bm . 81«; William J. Keeling. Medford. |T2; Frances A- Harris, Os wego, |30; Caloma Wilsop, Rainier, ISO a month. The state board of higher curricula, which pet to consider the controversy between the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural college over alleg ed duplication of courses, adjourned until July II, without having arrived at a decision as to the merits of the various contentions. R. E. Strahorn, president of the Ore gon, California A Eastern, has an nounced the beginning bf the revision of surveys of the Modoc Northern line preparatory to Its possible construc- tfai at leant no tar as Malin, the center of the great Tule lake region, 27 miles ■outheeat of Klamath Falla. The largeat aales of wheat land in UmaffHa county for many years wore made, the deals involving 2100 acres iWlh a monetary consideration of about 1300,000. The land was in the -vicinity of Athena, Adams and Spof fad stations, ia the heart of the coun ty’s hlgheat producing wheat district Both manufactures and sales ol nrills st the West Coast Lumbermen’s ’ association In the week ending May 30 were the lowest they had been in many ' weeks while shipments were above the average. Reports by 113 mills «how ( ad manufacture of 97,031,277 feet, sales of M.189.M2 feet and shipment« bf 112,148,724 feet. Rapid progress is being made with ooaatruction of the new line of the Southern Pacific company over the Oeseades between Oakridge and Klam sth considering the difficulties en -countered, according to Nelson F. Mac- * duff, supervisor of the Cascade na Tioual forest. Rain, snow and mud have hampered the work to a great extent, he aaid. The state engineer has issued an Order authorizing the sale of one-halt .interaat ia the Warmspringe Irrigation ‘ district reservoir and one-half oi the aurplus water to the United States reclamation service for use on the Vale project. The sale must be con- firmed by the circuit court of Malheur county before it ia binding on eithei party to the contract. -' Estimates of the wheat crop in Umatilla county are that more milling wheat will be produced than ever be fore, due to the tact that so much oi the soft club wheat was frozen out last winter and was resetded with federa tion and hard federation. It haa been eatlmated that hard federation will yield clone to 1,000,000 bushels and that with present favorable conditions federation may yield 3,000,000 bushels. The first step on the part of th« state to recover possession of Sand island, near the mouth of the Colum bia river, was taken when the atate land board leased whatever fishing rights it had In the property to the Columbia River Packers’ association. The Barbey Packing .company, with headquarters at Astoria, recently ac quired a lease on the Island from the federal government for a period of five years at an annual charge of 145.000 It Is predicted that the govern will defend Its claim to the island Thia would throw the entire con «roversy into the courts and result In legal determination as to whether the state or the government la in control of the property. THE DALLES, OREGON PISTON RINGS Seal Drain Oil* Ringi Quality Snap Rings Made and Guaranteed -by the Biggest Piston Ring Manufacturers in the Country A K umu The safest tints th kiss is midnight The most dangerous time ia early I d the morning, germs having accumu lated during the night As the hours rot! by germs are gradually eliminated from • their favorite nest • mouth and lips. Even at fair in the afternoon kissing still is risky. ■ This Important information is sup plied by an oflldal of a life insurance ßUcksmith Service Station Gas Oils . Accessories Why Go To Portland For your Dental Work when you can have it done in The Dalles for the same moneyryou pay in Portland, and done as well, and ofttimes better, by experienced Reliable and Registered llrfrjjgiyy Dentist who have had years 6f experience? J J No commissions paid in this office.' All work inspected by the manager and owner before leaving this office. Why go to a one horse concern, you delayed for days and even weeks? In this office “ or putting off. We attend to your work promi All Work Guaranteed Fifteen Yej Portland Painless Dentist 305 Second Street Phone Main 3831 J&p* A Coat Give* Added Life to Your Car In addition to making your joy ride more enjoyable. The coat is small compared with the pleasure it will give your family to see the old bus “dolled” up. Come in and let us Jell you how cheap the price ia. una Quality Work * AUTO PAINT SHOP Above The Dalles Iron Works The DaHesj Orc The dead alienee which pervades the place where the British and Rue alan governments are trying to read» a friendly agreement tends to confirm a general taprooeion that It la mucji eaMar to quarrel with Russia than it 18 it MMt • roroDcUgtiss. Governor Pierce sent a telegram to the secretary of war stating that aa executive of the state of Oregon he wtmid support and cooperate with the government in carrying out the plans for national defame teat day on July A Clackamas county road bond is sue of 1335,500 was sold by the coun ty court to the combined bld of the Wells Dickey company, Detroit Trust company and A. D. Wakeman >at par. accrued Interest and a premium of I20.2M. ' " 7" ; . t UNION nondetonating JEWELER Watch Inspector for the O.-W. R. & N. Co. Jewelry and Watch Repair* ing given special attention (3«) range imette CRANDALL UNDERTAKING COMPANY K THE DALLES. OIÄGON Sam Brisbine, Agent Moro, Oregon The Dalles, Oregon WHEN IN THE DALLES EAT AT —* Royal Cafe STS FIFTH AND WASHIN« PORTLAND. OREGON The Motor Market The Dalles, Ore Bank Hotel Formerly the Albert The Dalles' Newest and Best Hostelry CENTRALLY LOCATED Renovated Throughout SPECIAL RATES Sherman County Headquarters ' J. P. RATH. M*n«g*r NOTICE OF SALE. r - No ticé is hereby given that I have a pasture and feed bill lien against one certain white mare, weight about 1150 pounds, about seven years jld, kept, fed and pastured by me dnee the 7th day of December, 1924. FwflWn the 20th day of June, 1925 at’10^0-o’cloek in the forenoon of said day at the A. C. Crowther place about five miles east of Klondike sell at publie auction to the highest bid der for cash the mare above describ ed,the proceeds to be applied to the payment of said lien and the eosts and expenses in connection' with- this Mlle, the remainder, if any, to be paid to F.-E. Glennie, the owner of said mare. * Datid and published the first tinu this’29th day of May, 1925. Last publication June 19th, 1925. W. G. Seehafer. i NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Notice is hereby given that, pur suant to an execution and order of Guaranteed sale issued out of the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Sherman Gottnty, in la suit therein pending, wherein SJ. W. Hoech and Patrick Reilly, as Executors of the Last Will and Testament of P. J." Walsty de ceased, are plaintiffs, and T. H. Fra- ser and Irene Fraser and Falters Elevator “A Supply Company, a cor- pordHom are defendanta, dated the ' tOth^day of June, 1925, upon a judg- foreclosure and decree 2 Yklidered and entered in said court ] e URd’Ctuse on the 29th day of May, 192lt'-dor the sum of Three Thou- . kited Thirty Five and 64-100 ¡(|3,- ’ 486.04?' Dollars, and interest there- Wtt UrtraW <4 six <6%) percent per anautofrom May 29th, 1925^ and th«’ further sum of Two Hundred (I20O OO) Dollars, fees, and Twenty- Four MMOO «24.60) Dollars, .*• " costs bed disbursements and the costs > ■ VpoW'ttM'^WMtt'Oaid execution and ¿¡3-order ^f ‘able commanding me to dkM Wtake Sale tff the following described AM ml property, situate in Sh-rrn m GOOD FRESH MILK From the Certified Disease Free Cows of the « * «r. STARR DAIRY Is a Health Builder and can be had, delivered night or morning, for only <t. f % - 10c a quart Phil Starr, Moro, Oregon R ead &,G alloway GENERAL MACHINE "SRDF * Repairing Trucks, Tractors, Automobiles, Caterpillars, and Combine Motors, Cylinder Grinling, Oyi-acetylene and Electric Welding 616 East Second 8t. Phone Main 4001 I I 11 1111-H-M I I | H I iIndepenM Warehouse & Aiding R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon DEALERS IN GAS OLINE F uneral Di rèe tors Union and Third St Six« of Alaska United Aisaka spreads 'over 17 de grees north and south, or as far as from New Orleans to Duluth, so tiuft some variation of climate might rea sonably be expected within Its borders. And east and West The stretch Is 58 de grees, or considerably more than from New York to San Francisco. Plenty of elbow room this way, too, for diversi ties. The total area la nearly 600,000 square miles, or one-fifth the site of the entire United States.—Mary Lee Davis tn Scribner’s Magazine. D. LINDQUIST UNION OIL ÇQMF^Y CALIFORNIA sell at pub* bidder, for lie sale, th the real _ proper- cash in hand, elk _ ty described or so mack thereof aa may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, eoats and accruing coots. Said property will bo sold -subject to confirmation and redemption aa by 1 Mw provided. '• ^TOqtad thia 10th day of June, 1925. r< Hugh Chrisman. ; Khtrtf of Sharman County, Oregon. |||||||IH GON NOTES. OF EMI INTEREST Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cédar Posts, Builders Supplies, Lumber, ’Wood, Coal and Hay^i MANUFACTURERS OF MILL FEED AND FLOUR » » i< 4 » No Regular Nail Sitae ; Up until about the Fifteenth century nails in England were sold by the hun- dred: Nalls whRh sold for 10 cents a hundred were called 16-penny naila, those which sold for 6 cents, frpenny nails, etc.* When the prices changed the names persisted and, finally, came to be used to dealghate sine, Myo the Detroit N^wgT ’ ” The “d” is used as a sign of penny and is derived from the Latin “dena- rina.” According ts Webster's Inter national dictionary, the explanation that “penny" in this connection Is a corruption of “pound** is wrong. There are no regular standard sizes for nails by “pennies.’’ For instance, the length at 10-penny nails varies, depending upon the kind of nails and the firm manufacturing them. |
