Sherman County observer., July 17, 1925, Image 4

The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, July 17, 1925
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Dr. S. Burke Massey
DENTIST
First National Bank Building.
PAINLESS DENTIST
Postal receipts at Portland for
jene exceeded those of the same
THE DALLES, OREGON
305 Second Street,
The Dalles, Oregon
month last year by 6% por ceoL
Portland ranked second in building
construction on the Pacific coast dur
The annual state encampment of
the Spanish War Veterans will be j
ing June, according to building per­
held at Port Orford July 23, 24 and 25.
mit figures.
Loss
to
the
docks
of
the
Standard
Linfield college will not be moved
408 E. 2nd St.
Oil company and the Union Oil com­
from McMinnvlUb to Portland, trus­
pany at Willbridge in a fire was esti
tees of Üie Institution have decided.
Windshields Slanted
The Dalle», Oregon
Auto Tops Lowered
mated at approximately >55,000.
The Cottage Grove city council will
Several small fires have been i*
open bid« July 20 for con«truction of
Windshields and Plate Glass Auto Doors
ported in the Siuslaw national forest
a 1,000,000-gallon water storage re»er-
but none has spread to timber, ac
Cut and Fitted
volr.
-
Seal Drain Oil Ring.
9“*^ Snap Ring»
cording to R. 8. Shelley, supervisor.
Among the «everal thousand per­
irinf
Auto Top and General R
Headquarters for the Oregon Trunk
Made and Guaranteed by the Biggest
sons tn the Cascade National forest
Say It With Flowers
nable
railroad have been established at
Prices
over the Fourth of July week end,
Piston Ring Manufacturers fa the Country •
ddles Made to Order
BUT
Klamatb Falls with J. J. Ho/dar, gen-
only eight were found violating the
Say It With Ours
| eral agent from Spokane, in charge.
state and national fise law«, accord­
ing to Nelson F. Macduff, supervisor.
The first forest fires of the season
HARTWIGS
for Douglas county were reported at
Twenty-four Oregon youths who re­
Wetn
Longest
Grips Strongest
211 Court Street
The Dalle«, Oregon
Roseburg, four of them being spotted
FLOWER SHOP
cently completed courses of military I
In widely separated sections of the
training at various institutions in the •
Blaciumith
Service Station
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state have accepted commissions as
county.
The Dalles, Oregon
Ipreliminary work on the paving of
second lieutenants in the officers’ re- .
Gas - Oils
the KlamaBi Falls entrance to Crater
serve corps, the war department has
- Opposite First National Bank
Phone 794
Night phone 690W I Lake national park has been started
Prompt and Courteous Service
announced.
Is Your Radiator
by employes for the Warren Construe
China pheasants have become so
In good condition to stand the,
1 tlon company.
plentiful at the state game farm just
coming hot weather?
The new girls’ dormitory at the
east of Pendleton that some of the
If in doubt bring the car in and
The Dalles, Oregon
state institution for the feeble-minded
we’ll look it over.
birds raised this year that have at
Harrison Corn« in Stock
at Salem will be constructed of con
their
growth
are
to
be
releas
tained
When in Tbe Dalle«
crete, it was ordered by the state
ed to make room for broods that are
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board of control.
just hatching.
At Twiw Battery Staten
More than 7.000.000 salmon trout
, ’The Baker white pine lumber mill
---- at the gtate
are ready for liberation
was damaged to the extent of >4000
Radiator
FOR
A Coat of Paint
trout hatchery on Salmon creek at
wh6n
large engine flywheel flew
and
Fender
Work»
Oakridge, according to Charles J.
to pieces, tearing hole« In the roof
Author»«^ United Meters Service
Hall superintendent.
and Saddlery'
and we«t «ide of the building. Pieces
In addition to making your joy C
In a timber sale conducted by W. |
of the wheel were found on the root
50« E. 2nd Street.
Phone 122J - Th. D.II«, Ore(o>
ride mor« enjoyable.
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L. Toose, 8r„ register of the Port­
INDIAN NOVELTIES
The cost is small compared wi^ J f and for a distance of 130 feet from
general repairing
land federal land office, 5,248,000 feet
the mill. - '
.
the pleasure it . will give your .
610 E. 2nd St. The Dallea, Ore.
of timber in four scattered tracts was
family to sec the old
(
Coos county’s bond election has
sold for a total of >9363.19.
“dolled” up.
been definitely set for July 30. The
Come in and let us tell you how
The Mosier Fruit Growers’ associa
Issue will be for >280,000 to repay the
C. V. Belknsp^Proprtltor
cheap the price is.
y
tlon has reported contracting its en-
state for money advanced to build
th"® 1925 tonnage to the American
roads in the county and >700,000 for
Quality Work Guaranteed
Fruit Growers, Inc. Principals to th»
a bridge at Marshfield and to con­
struct highways as laterals through
deal declined to reveal prices.
Moro, Oregon
THE DALLES
C. H. CRANDALL
out the county.
Edward J. H Joehnk of Marsh­
auto paint shop
field has been appointed U. 8. referee
•The Harrisburg-Junction City five-
Above The Dalles Iron Works
Ladies and Children’s Hair Cutting
Calls for and Delivers
in bankruptcy for the Coo« Bay dis­
mile sector of the Pacific highway
and Shingle Bobbing
trict by Judge Wolverton to succeed
paving has been completed. The
in Moro Wasco
William K. Coleman, resigned.
stretch of that highway within the
and Grass Valley
city limits of Harrisburg, more than
Completion of the pumping plant
U mile long, ta all that remains un
for the new Malin irrigation district
Mondays and Thursdays ^was announced by the reclamation I
paved In the state. This will be pav­
ed immediately.
,
service, and within a short time water
will be pumped into the canals.
Guy
C.
H.
Corliss
of
Portland,
at
­
GENERAL ¡MACHINE SHOP
torney for the original trustees pf the
Mrs. Myrtle M. Hilsabeck, 45, was
E. Henry Wemme endowment fund,
killed when the automobile driven by
Repairing Truck«, Traclora, A (notnobilea.
HOME GROWN
can collect >25,000 for attorney fees
her husband, Delbert Hilsabeck,
Caterpillars, and Combine Motors, Cylinder
from this trust fund for protection of
plunged down an embankment on the
1000 Bo»hel Capacity
the fund against the suit of heirs to
Kugene-Lorane highway near Eugene.
Grinling, Oyx-acetvlene and Electric Ueldn.g
break the Wemme will, the state su­
FOR SALE BY
Leas by fire fn Oregon during June,
For Any Occasion
preme court has held.
exclusive of Portland, totaled >233,-
GRASS VALLEY ELEVATOR CO.
Artistically Arranged
A. W. Allen, Portland druggist and
053 74. according to the report of the I
Gra»« Valley, 'Oregon
for 33 years secretary^of the Oregon
Our Work is Guaranteed state fire marshal. The Dalles suf-1
State
Pharmaceutical
association,
was
fered tbe heaviest loss reported, >35,-
Phone Main 4001
We Only Have Eight Left
616 East Second St.
elevated by unanimous vote to the
Peacock Floral Co.
000.
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Priced
To Sell Below Cost
presidency of that body at the final
A rich strike of gold, which assay
407 Wash. St, The Dalles ed at >40.80 a ton, the highest value
session of the convention at Corvallis.
a#grh«rt was selected as the place of
of gold yet recorded In the operations,
meeting far the 1926 session.
has been made at the Mother Lode
state Highway department hag
copper mine. 28 miles northeast of
been
engaged
the past few days
Baker.
sprinkling the section of the Old Ore
An
Invasion
of
cutworms,
advanc
­
While doing your shop-
gon trail between Lone Tree, three
from field to field in large num­
ping or attending to busi­ ing
miles east of LA Grande, and Union, h
bers like an army, is reported in the
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
which wiH be oiled. The macadam
ness in The Dalles
Rogue river valley south of Phoenix.
under oiling will be closed to traffic
Much damage already has been done
until the work is completed, probably
in
the
Talent
district.
BRING IN
MOTOR OILf
a t fortnight
DEALERS IN
;;
i I
Proposed
freight
rate
increases
on
YOUR CAR
Some unfeeling man watched the
' fruit and vegetables by carloads to
1* of Pony tqjet, in the out-of-the-
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts,
♦
Portland from California points via the
AND
way portion of North Bend, until a
and let us look over the Southern Pacific line, were suspended
Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood,
J
number of young women had gone in
battery or ignition sys­ by the Interstate commerce comm is
Coal and Hay.
/' J
to take their daily swim, and then
t
Mon until November 6.
tem in general
walked off with most of their doth
MANUFACTURERS
OF .
/ |
13. G.£. Hop«on of Portland, W. B-
Ing and a considerable amount of
Dennis of Carlton and G. A. Covell
jewelry. The girls went home in their
Hassler Shocks
Of Coryallls were reappointed by Gov­
NON
DETONATING
bathing suits.
ernor Pierce to succeed themselves tor
Genuine Delco, Remy
Reports from 24 district attorneys
terms
of
six
years
each
on
the
state
and Klaxon Parts
and
sheriffs of the 36 counties in the
board of engineer examiners.
ifef, received by W. 8. Levens, state
Residents of Oregon during the fis­
prohibition commission«?.
Ma*’
Tie Dalles Bettee, Co
cal year of 1925. which closed June
•bow
tk«t
of
IM
arrssts
made,
121
30, paid federal taxes aggregating I«,-
1 W
convictions were obtained- A total 4 1 Id U I H11 1 1 m M
152.098.72, according to a preliminary
'
of >19.155 in fines wai i MBMsed and ..
514 E. 2nd St The Dalles summary of taxation announced by
>9671.30 paid. Twenty-nme still« were
CRANDALL
the bureau of Internal revenue.
■el«ed and 516 gallons *of liquor de­
H J. Cavanaugh, of Pendleton, was
UNDERTAKING
stroyed.
OF
appointed a member ok the pension
COMPANY
Of the 545 accident« reported to the
Formerly the Albert L
board by the commissioner of pen |
- JMy
THE
DALLES,
OREGON
CALIFORNIA
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state
industrial
accident
commleeinn
sions upon the recommendat l>n of1
daring
the
week
ending
July
I,
four
The
Dalles'
Newest
and
Bast
Bürget & Callaway
Representative Sinnott of The Dalles.
resulted
in
fatalities,
according
to
the
Hostelry
He will take office immediately.
' ; of the ■ com mi ««ion.
Oregon’s wheat crop this year was ।
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Sam Brisbine, Agent
Funeral Directors
’
Those
fatally
injured were Charlea L.
a
l
the
TIME
estimated st 18.000,000 bushels by F.
Sbermaa Comity Headquarters
For The County New« Shattiick, general superintendent,
L Kent, agricultural statistician at
Moro. Oregon
I
PrtnevUle;
Hugh
B.
McCauley,
boiler
Union and Third St.
Portland tor the United States depart­
shop
worker,
Portland;
Robert
ment of agriculture. Mr. Kent fa I-
Thomas, gang saw qww, Portland;
mkted this year's oat« crop at 5.500.-
The Dalles, O^,
Every reader ot advertiBementt ha«
JgmM Theo ipTMiw. Um**
• purchasing advantage ot no mean value.
3J0 bushel«, the potato crop st 4^5 I ;
000 bushels, the hay crop at 1,500,030
Over the Wasco County Bank
White Restaurant
RINGS
Kelley'» Top Shop
Rusco Brake Lining
F. S. Gunning
S. J. Stanek
Model Laundry
Jun
Moro Hotel Barber Shop
R ead & G alloway
1 Galvanized Gram Tanks
FLOWERS
The Dalles, Ore-
•
I Independent Warehouse & Milling Co
USE
ARISTO
UNION
mill feed and flour
gasoline
UNION OIL COMPANY
READ THE CBSERVÉR
.
Bank Hotel
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