Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, July 03, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textv/ it's Durable And Dirt Cheap -By M,B. THE BIG DRUG STORE Crosby’s IDOHT iWOWSUT iXUWQKMCr SAY DO VOUW1T THE DALLES, OREGON Trie EARTH *(TH AFRNce ARDUO nr WW will ? roRAOlHR MAIL YOUR KODAK FILMS TO US. HAVE THEM DONE CORRECTLY PRICE CHEAPER QUALITY BETTER A E. CROSBY When in The Dalles HAVE YOUR Lunch or Dinner (Full Course) 35c at the White Restaurant .XEUNIiEliSiTM'l s DOOOOOOOOOOQOOO OF SPECIAL INTERES1 I Portland PainleM Dentist S the Week Collected for A Full Set of Teeth $40 Fillings from $1.50 up ^^$2.50 Gold Crowns $8. Painless Extraction $1. Our Readers. This Work is of the Best That Money Can Buy and is Fully Guaranteed. 15 Years Experience. -------- Brief Resume of Happenings of Big hay crops will be the rule In Lincoln county this year. I 0 , Unusually good crops of grain are O reported by Silverton farmers this PORTLAND PAINLESS DENTIST ——4—Over the Wasco County Bank 305 Second Street, The Dalles, Oregon 408 E. 2nd St. Albany high school students cost CjOOOOGOescooooooocoeoocooccccoooooecoöoooocoo600000ft the district 174.94 each during the last The Dalles, Oregon school yesr. It cost >249,967.43 to conduct the Sslem public schools during the last school year. ~ " Alida, 14-yar-old daughter of Mrs. Emma Frederickson, was drowned in Say It With Flowers Beaver creek, near Delena. • BUT Since January 1, 117 licenses to Say It With Ours wed hsve been issued in Jackson coun- First National Bank Building. .ty and 27 divorce complaints filed. HARTWIGS Ida Ward, 16, Elisabeth McCloud, 16, THE DALLES, OREGON FLOWER SHOP and Aileen Corey, 18, escaped from the state industrial school st Salem. The national forest offices st Eu The DaUps,. Oregpo gene hss begun sending out its look outs, which is somewhat earlier than. Opposite First National Bank usual Phone 794 Night phon^ 690W The Casey lumber mill was destroy ed by a fire last week. The mill was located near Meacham in the Blue mountains. 'A dwelling, a blacksmith shop and a stpre building containing the post- Quality Snap office, were practically destroyed by Seal Drain Oil Rings fire at St. Paul. Made and Guaranteed by the Biggest The fire at the Bridal Veil Lumber P|ston Ring Manufacturers in the Count company logging camp near Sandy, is now under control. A half million feet of logs have been destroyed. Fire almoat destroyed the plant of Wears Longest Grips Strongest the Central Oregonian, weekly news . paper at Prineville. The loss was esti Blacksmith mated at between 15000 and 16000. Service Station Haying began at Sweet Home last • Gas Oils Accessories week. This year’s yield is* one of the heaviest for several years. Much of Prompt and Courteoua Service the crop is being jput up with balers. Striking a dynamite charge acci dentally with his pick, L. A. Comp THE DALLES The Dalles, Oregon ton, 49, of the Gold Hill district, was fatally injured at the Bussard mine. Calls for and Delivers Construction of a plant for the util isation of pine by-products will be in * Moro Wasco started tn the immediate future by the and Grass Valley Shevlin-Hixon company in Bend, it is Dr. S. Burke Massey DENTIST PISTON RINGS Model Laundry Mondays and Thursdays HOME GhOWN For Any Occasion Artistically Arranged Our Work is Guaranteed Peacock Floral Co. 407 Wash. St., The Dalles While doing your shop ping or attending to busi ness in The Dalles BRING IN YOUR CAR and let us look over the battery or ignition sys tem in general Haasler Shocks Genuina Delco, Remy and Klaxon Parts 514 E. 2nd St. The Dalles Borget & Callaway Funeral Directors Union and Third St. The Dalles, Ore F. S. Gunning A Coat of Paint Enforcement of the so-called motor vehicle registration law, enacted at In addition to making yOur joy the last session of the legislature, will ride more enjoyable. start July 1, according to the secre- The cost is small compared with - tary of state. the pleasure it will give your Half of a large crew of men st work family to see • the old. bus “dolled” up. clpaiing snow off the main road In Come in and let us tell you how - Crater national park was taken off cheap the price is. » « Looks Like News that work to fight a forest fire in the • ... ' park near Union peak. Quality Work Guaranteed A total of $425 in flies was levied on Reedsport game violators as' a AUTO FAINT SHOP result of a visit by a game warden C. H. CRANDALL Above The Dalles Iron Works there, according to reports filed with the game commission. The first forest fire of the year In Klamath co^ty was of Incendiary origin, according to a report made by -- " ■ the Klamath Forest Protective asso Auto Tops Lowered Windshields Slanted ciation at Klamath Falls. The logging camps of the Hammond Windshields and Plate Glass Auto Doors Lumber company, located at Mill City and Larson, closed down June 30 for Cut and Fitted ten days to give their employes a Auto Top and General Repairing chance to celebrate July 4. A celebration to mark officially the Prices Reasonable Saddles Made to Order opening of the Mount Hood loop and the completion of the Hood River- White Salmon Interstate oridge will ba held at Hood River July 4. Farmers of the Pendleton district The Dalles, Oregon 211 Court Street generally expressed the belief that wheat has not been materially dam- ^QQQQQQgooOOOOOQOSGODDOOOOOOPDDPpppOOOOOOOBOOOOOOOOd aged by the hot wave, but all agree in the desire :to see lower tempera- Kelley’s Top Shop Enrollment for the summer session of the normal school at Monmouth has reached 1077, and reservations have been made which will increase this number of 1150 before the middle of the sessions. Whether or not the Albany school district shall issue 835,000 in bonds to provMo funds for the purchase of the old Albany college campus win be decided at a special bond election to be held July 16. The North Morrqw county fair at Boardman is assured, as the county court has promised an appropriation J for fair premiums which will amount to about 8600. Dates for the fair have not yet been fixed. The Central Pacific railroad has for mally askod the interstate commerce commission for permission to con struct a now lino fo track from Klam-1 Mb Falla to Comall. Cat, Is Your Radiator In good condition to stand the com'hig hot weather? If in doubt bring the cat in and we’ll look it over. * a The 1926 encampment of the Grand Amy of the Republic and sessions of other patriotic organisations affillat ed with the Grand Army will be held at Msrshfleld, it was decided at the encampment at Oregon City. , Hugh C. Mitchell, removed as dtrec- tor of hatcheries of the state fish com- mission was named to head an exten- rin l.n.u«ui<» of th. Mimon ta- dustry in the Columbia river tor the Valtod State, bureau of n.b.rlea Phone 122 J HEAD THE OBSERVER Business Men Sayt ‘Advertising Pays 2 £ JLL LlINUOLJlo 1 » IMG .COMPANY JEWELER ... , L Watch Inspector for the O.-W. R. & N. Co. g Jewe|ry and Watch Repair S UNDER ; : THE DALLES, OREGON "*< «,ven ’P«11»1 »«'ntion Moro. Or<on « * mwm » M etH K i l ti i O h FOR SALE Royal Cafe New and Used -Parts for all Cars Sherman Electric Co i»»»» w s wf s um g r NEW HOTEI PEHNIN5 A C. Myern. PrewHater FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS. PORTLAND. OREGON ' Bank Hotel NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, June 17th, 1985. Notice is hereby given that Vai 5r« gon, Who, on Homestead En- try No. 020239, ferNEK, NEMSEM section 26, township 1 north, range 19 east, Willamette meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim , to the land above described, before Register, United States Land Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 29th day of July, 1925.' Claimant names as witnesses John Cothran, OUie Knapp, John Gibson, W. M. Ross all of Moro, Oregon. . J. W. Donnelly, Register. north M of (30) range mette To ‘I will, 5, at the hour of one o’dMc F n eaid day Court at She faeat door of Ue 1 at pub- , for 1 efsaid real proper er so much thereof ss to satisfy said costs. ject to Dated of Juao, 1925. ' Renovated Throughout ! SPECIAL RATES Room with privilege of bath, •<■/(£ । $1.00 np; double $1.50 ap Room with private balk, aingU $1 .SIX up; double $2.50 up. 1 GOOD FRESH MILK From the Certified Disease Free Cows of the STARR DAIRY Is a Health Builder and can be had, delivered night • • or morning, for only NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Notice is hereby given that, pur suant to an execution and order of •ale issued out of the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Sherman County, in a suit therein pending, wherein J. W. Hoech and Patrick KeWi M Executors of the Last Willi •na Testament pf P. J. Walsh, de ceased, are plaintiffs, and T. H. Fra ser and Irene Fraser and Farmers Elevator A Supply Company, a cor poration, are- defendants, dated the 10th day of June, 1925. upon a judg ment* and decree of foreclosure rendered and entered in said court and cause on Ue 29th day of May, 1925, for the sum of Three Thou sand Thlikr Flwr and 04-100 ($3,- 035.04) .Dollars, and interest therc- on at the rate of six (6%) per cent per anunmirem May 29th, 1935, and the furihn * of Two Hundred (Ï200.00E (neo, and Twenty- Four and*- .I82L50) Dollars, cpstg and A and the costs uppn ¿hjs *0® *nd order of - *n«. make sale real pro County, gestion At Twi*« Battery Sta tie« 506 E. 2nd Street. S Harvesting of grain Is under way g rx ii * rx In some parts of Umatilla county, ac- g The Dailes, Oregon cording to reports received at Pendle- ton. Favorable growing conditions durlag the spring and the hot wave have combined to hasten the ripening of grain, and fanners predict an early harvest. WHEN Oregon pensions have been granted IN THE DALLES ! as follows: Charles H. Groves, Port- Isnd, $12a month; William P. Morris. EAT AT i Portland, $12 a month; Arthur F. Marr, Portland, 112 a month; Henry Y. Rogers, Portland. 115 a month; Jesse L. Miller, Portland, 115 a month; Aaron Johnson, Tumalo, 112 a month. Open Day aAd Night Southwestern Oregon Masons met at J Marshfield to join with Blanco lodge in celebrating the 56th anniversary of the orgenjgatiou of the lodge. Two hundred and fifty men were present at this event from Gardiner, Port Or- ! ford. Powers, Myrtle Point, Langlois, Coquille, North Bend and other places. N. J. Sinnott, representative in con- gross from the second Oregon district, has returned to his home in The 'Qalles. Since adjournment of the The Motor Market Northern Pacific land case at Wash ingloa on May 11, Mr. Slnnot has been The Dalles, Ore touring the coast with a congressional committee inspecting irrigation pro Rhone 618 6of-E 2nd st jects. Portland will be the scene of the second regional agricultural confer ence to be held in the United States undos dlreoUon of the United States chamber of commorca. Delegates from Oregon, Washington, Idaho and western Montana will attend the con ference, which is dsted for July 17 < Formerly the Albert and It. . J The Souhtern Pacific railroad* In ' The Dalles’ Newest and Best answering sn interstate commerce Hostelry commission questionnaire, emphatical CENTRALLY LOCATED ly opposed the proposal of the Ore gon Trunk lino to build two extension Sherman County Headquariers lines in southern Oregon from Bend to Klamath Fai Is. joining the public service commission of Oregon In de < [ The Dellen - - Oregon claring such construction “economical ly unsound.” Harrison Cores in ^te«k Radiator and Fender Works g---------- ---------------------- ;—v--- - — § — - - - T TTC^ 10c a quart Phil Starr, Moro, Oregon ■ R ead A G alloway GENERAL MACHINE SHOP Repairing Trucks, Traciors, Automobiles, Caterpillars, and Combine Motors, Cylinder Grinling, Oyx-acetylene and Electric Welding The Dalles, Ore 616 East Second St Phons Main 4001 ~ Independent Warekoose & lilting Co R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon .—-------------- DEALERS IN Lime, Plaster^ Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Hay. MANUFACTURERS OF MILL FEED AND FLOUR H -H -H+ l -H M-WM I I I I I H-I » I !■! I I I I I I 11 I I I I I f H i f i , g ) )