Sherman County observer., August 28, 1925, Image 1

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Or.Hisi^oc.j — AudUoriwi
Pricè Five Cents
Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, Friday, August 28, 1925
W. C. BRYANT
ICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That a special election will be held in
the City, of Moro, Sherman County,
Oregon, on the |4th day of Septem­
ber, 1925, to deteripine whether or
not the charter amendment adopted,
proposed and submitted to the voters
of said city by the Common Council
shall be enacted by the city.
The
ballot title of said proposed charter
amendment, and the form and num­
ber in which the question will be
printed on the official ballot, being as
follows: " '
BELGIAN SETTLEMENT ESCAPED OREGON
CONVICTS RETAKEN
DISPLEASES BORAH
OUR AIM«
TO SERVE
YOU WELL
AND
FAITHFULLY
—ALWAYS |
1 1 ■ /NST,Tin/o^- ¡
J.Lpnney Vo.
fl^TION-WIDE
WHERE
SAVINGS
ARE
GREATEST
THRUOUT
THE YEAR
Boise, Idaho.—Senator Borah is not Murray Is Captured at Cen
satisfied with the settlement of the
Belgian debt to the United States,
tralia, Kelly and Willos
which virtually refunds approximate­
Near Guldendale.
ly 1160X100,000 ip accumulated interest ’
1
DEPARTMENT STORES
to that country. He makes thia dear
Office Phone Main 93
in a statement issued here and In a
Portland, Or. — The hunt for the
Oregon
Moro
telegram to Senator Reed Smoot of three convicts who shot their way
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMIT­ Utah, a member of America’s debt out of the Oregon state penitentiary
TED TO THE VOTERS BY funding commission. Senator Borah on the afternoon of August 12 caine to
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
does not want the Belgian terms to successtai end when Tom Murray,
AN ACT
be looked upon aa a precedent. Sen­ leader of the gang, was captured at
To amend the Charter of the City ator Smoot assured him no precedent Centralia, Wash . and Ellsworth Kelly
of M.oro, entitled:* An act to incor-
and James WUlo« were surprised and
Mwrate the City of Moro, in Sherman had been established.
Belgium’s debt Co the United States taken without M-JTsthnce by a posse
bounty, State-of Oregon, being an
act of the«Legislature Assembly of tv 1447,000,000. Added to this is ac of Multnomah county officials near
the State of Oregon, approved the cumulated interest of 1108,000,000, Goldendale, Wash»
17th day of February,1899,as amend­ which the debt funding commission
All three have been returned to the
Practice in All the Courts
ed by an act proposed by the Com­
recommends
be
thrown
off.
President
prison
and will face charges of first
mon Council of the City of Moro,
of Oregon
degree murder.
Sherman County, Oregon, and entitl­ Coolidge approved the settlement.
“I am very much dissatisfied witb
ed: “An ordinance to amend subdi­
The capture of the trio was effect­
Maio 541
vision 59 of Section 89 of the act of the Belgian debt settlement,” said ed largely through the aid of Phil Car-
BANK OP MORO BUILDING
the Legislative Assembly of the State Senator Borah. "I feel that if this if son, who had been ordered from Port
Oregon
Moro
of Oregon, entitled: ’An act to incor­
porate the'City of Moro, in Sherman to serve as a precedent for other set land by a police judge. Carson met
County, State of Oregon, approved dements to come it would result In Murray at Vancouver when the two
February 17, 1899,’ io as to author- the cancellation of several billion dol boarded a northbound freight train
.ze the Council of said City of Moro lars.
late Friday. Murray admitted hia
to. borrow .money in a sum not ex-
"I take the position that congrese Identity and planned with Carson to
ceeumg. ten thousand ($10,000.00)
deBars to--satisfy bonds heretofore merely acted as agent for the Amer­ hold up some place at Centralia.
He also told the informant that he,
issued rf efthwpurpose of acquiring ican taxpayers in lending this money
Oar Exclusive
and 'maintaining water works and and that it is the business of con Kelly and Willo« had been hiding in
DENTIST
electric light works, er either of such gress to collect it.’’
Sheeting
the woods near White Salmon, Wash.,
works, and to issue bonds therefor”
and
that
he
and
Willos
having
quar
United States Denta! Exam*
and passed by the vote of the people
The scientific Sheeting! All the available knowledge
reled he had left his compansions.
of the City of Moro on February 20,
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
of v htt «nakes fine Sheeting has been used in tnanu-
iner for thia district.
Carson and Centralia officials laid
1920, And to amend all other acts
t*-:iuri '.g this brand. Long, selected fibre cotton has
providing a charter; for said city,
Francis M Martin, pioneer north a trap and Murray was captured with­
••/en used in w eaving. Experts only participate in the
and amending the game by adding
out trouble. Information that the trio
« ntJacturc of “
* Penco” Sheets and sheeting.
thereto Chapter XIII providing for west milling man, who died August
Office at
the pufqhnM by the pity of Moro of 10, left an estate of approximately had been about White Salmon having
Note The*e Price*!
the Moro Rotel Company property in 1300,000, according to his will filed foi crossed to the Washington side by the
"MORO, OREGON
Hood River toll bridge, coupled With
the City of More-, merman County, probate at Spokane.
*/ I width unbleached Sheeting or 8/4
State of Oregon, for the sum of
Escorted by two American destroy the report that a’store had been loot­
. Bleached, the yard .. ......................
$31500 for auditorium and general
ed and an SLUto stolen al Bingen.
.0/4 width unbleached Sheeting or 9/4
civic purposes, and for procuring era, the Japanese cruiser Tama, bear
Bleached, the yard .......................
funds by a bond ipsue in the sum of ing the body of Edgar A. Bancroft, Wash., resulted in dispatch of a posse
$31,500 for the payment of the same. American ambassador to Japan, arriv composed of Deputy Sheriffs Chris­
Penco Ready Made Sheets, 72 by 90 size, £
— q
100
Yes.
topherson, Rexford and Jackson and
ed at San Francisco Saturday.
each
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«p
1
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No.
101
Freight . traffic for the first six Constable Gloes all of Multnomah
\.ico Ready-Made Sheets, 81 by 90 size,
(Explanation: To vote mark an X
months
of 1925 amounted to 212,509,- county, to that locality Saturday morn
each............... »................................
in the space between the ballot num­
. .
796,000 net ton miles, an increase ol ing."
ber and the answer voted for.)
Physician and Surgeon
. \nco Pillow Cases, 42 by 36, each...........
About 4 o’clock in the afternoon the
That the polling place, designated 7,782,890,000 net ton miles, or 3.8 pei
by the Council, will be at what is cent over the corresponding period four officers, driving along the Golden
inon
finish
pillow tubing, circular weave,
¿tab
known as the Huis Building situate last year.
dalo-Yakima road, saw where a nia-
40-mt
li width, the yard........... . .
on the Southeast side of First Street
Dr, Henry C, Tayler, chief of the cl.Lne had recently been driven from
Pillow Turing in the 42-inch width, the
between Main and Scott Street in
'iOffidA Vnd Residence
a deep
said City of Moro, and that said elec­ bureau of agricultural economics ol ihe road into the brush
tion will be held, and the polls the agriculture department, has ro canyon. Leaving -their machine the
atafeel' Moro
opened at eight (Tclock in the morn­ signed at the request of Secretary Jar I four officer« »lipped quietly down the
ing and continue until eight o’clock dine.. Thom« P. Cooper, dean of tbf ¡ car yon and found two men eating
in the afternoon of said day; that the
lurch. The two were surrounded, cov­
Judges and Clerks appointed as elec­ agricultural college of the University |
tion board for said election are as of Kentucky, has been choeen to vue ered with rtfh* and ordert-d to sur
Of Fine Gingham
render. They obeyed without show of
follows: G. A. Mitchell, W. S. Pow­ ceed him.
...
ell and R. F. Dean, Judges, and J. L.
resistance.
Superior
G i n g b a m
Ideal Bed Coverings
Searcy and W. H. Williams, Clerks.
That the notorious trio who shot
Dr. J; A. Wonderlick
by
is
amended
by
adding
thereto
Gocksdor
girls
from 7 to
Dated this 24th dav of August, 1925.
down two prison guards and serious­
Chapter XIII to read as follows:
14 years of age. Made
J. L. SEARCY,
Comfortables are w a r m,
ly wounded several others in the
Physician
of quality gingham ia
City Recorder of the City of Moro.
CHAPTER XIII-
practica], and. make-a most at-
sanguinary battle at the time of their
si\ les, which are piquant
and Surgeon
Section L
The common council escape, should be captured without the
tractive boudoir! They’re
and youthful.
An act proposed by the Common of the City of Moro, Sherman Coun­
slightest resistance came as a dis
especially
nice
in
our
colors
La»gc variety! i
ty,
State
of
Oregon,
is
hereby
autho
­
Council
of
the
City
pf
Mpro,
Sher
­
Office in McKee Building.
man County, Oregon, to enact an rized and empowered, for the pur­ tlnct surprise to peace officers.
and patterns. Of course, you’ll
Phgne No. 182
amendment to the Charter of said pose of providing the citizens and in­
find our prices lower 1
City of Moro and to be submitted to habitants of saia city with a building
Residence One Block South East
the legal voters of said City for their for public purposes to be used as a DOROTHY IS FOUND GUILTY
“
No. 183
Phon«
approval or rejection, at a special public auditorium, community house
election to be held in said City on the or building suitable and convenient San Francisco Matricide Convicted of
14th day of September, 1925, and to to be used as a civic center for the
WASCO, OREGON
Manslaughter.
repeal all acts, and parts of acts, in convenience and general welfare of
San
Francisco,
Cal.—Dorothy Filing
its
citizens',
to
purchase
from
the
conflict therewith.
Proposed and
THERMOS BOTTLES
adopted by the Common Council or V'vro Hotel Company, a corporation, son, 17-year-old confessed matricide,
said City and filed in the office of thb >.at certain building, known as the was found guilty of manslaughter by
ONE PINT SIZE
City Recorder on the 11th day of Moro Hotel, together wi^h the fur­ a superior court jury. A manslaughter
August, 1925, in accordance with the niture and fixtures contained therein, verdict carries a penalty of one to
Covered with sateen or silkalinc drid filled with fine
Just right for School
provisions of Chapter 226 of the ogethef with Let» Four (4) and
J.iie carded cotton. Sonic have borders; others are
Lunches and Picnics
General Laws of the State of Oregon Five (5) of Block Six (6) of the orig- ten years In the penitentiary. Dorothy
ibbon tied. You’ll agree that all of them are truly
for 1907 and thip nmendments nal City of Moro, Sherman County, will be eligible to parole after the first
Oregon, upon which the same is sit­ year.
thereto,
. *
Physician and Burgeon
ent. Triced from
uate, for the sum of $31,500, and for
The girl shot and killed her mother.
“AN ACT
the
purpose
of
procuring
funds
with
<fWASCO, OREGON
To amend an act entitled: “An .vhich to purchase the same, together Mrs. Joseph Ellingson, when the girl’s
♦ Thone No. 182
act to incorporate the City of Moro, with all the right, title and interest mother refused to consent to her at­
in Sherman County, State of Oregon, A said Moro Hotel Company, a cor- tending a jazz party.
AND
being an act of the Legislative As­ oration, in and to said property, for
At the first trial the jury found
sembly of the State of ‘Oregon, ap­ any or all of the aforesaid purposes, |h$ Ellingson girl Insane and she was
. EH® DALLES, OREGON
iffiee at the Hamilton Hospital proved the 17th day of February, r.he common council of the City of committed to the state hospital for the
1899, and as amended by an act pro .loro is hereby authorized and em­
Phone No. Hospital 487
po^ed by the Common Council of the powered to isque »nd dispose of gen­ insane at Napa, where she remained a
City of Moro, Sherman County, Ore­ re! obligation bonds of said city in month under observation. After this
n r«
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gon, and entitled: “An ordinance to he sum of |31500, said bonds to be detention, alienists pronounced her
Mail Orders Filled Rromptlv
subdivision 59 of Section 39 .n denominations of $500.00 and sane and she was again brought to
HUUtt W KO I!« 11 i ««-H amend
of the act of the Legislative Assembly #1000.00 each, duly signed by the
Ó
of the State of Oregon, entitled ‘An xdcyor and countersigned by the Re­ trial on a charge of murder.
£
bùi
act to incorporate the city of Moro, corder, under the corporate seal of
in Sherman County, State of Ore­ the City, bearing semi-annual inter- Centralia PolifeinaR «nd Carson Differ
gon, approved February 17, 1899,’ so st coupons attached thereto, bear-
Centralia Wash.—Patrolman Charles
as to authorize the Council of saia ng facsimile engraved signatures
near Port Angeles. Is already being
Eyesight Specialist«
City of Moro to borrow money in a of the Mayor and Recordafr, whereby pilling issued a statement reciting in
mined and Is yielding ore of excep­
Manufacturing Optician«
; sum not exceeding ten thousanj the city shall be hel.4, in aubstance detail the events leading up to the
tionally high grade.
>
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted • ($10,000.00) dollars to satisfy bonds md effect, te undertake and promise' capture of Toni Murray, Oregon fugl-
“The manganese deposits of the
Exclusively Optical
' heretofore issued fqr the purpose of o ray the bearers of each of said |
heret which differs materially
onds at maturity thereof the sum .
..
.
. ., .
Olympics have hardly been scratch­
Complete Lens $anufagmr|ng ; acquiring and maintaining watci .Lc.e
’in named in Gold Coin of the' ,rom the 8tory toW by Phn,,P Carson,
works and electric light works, or
ed,” said Mr. Pardeen. “There are
Flint K Coinn^tion
Washington, D. C.—The Joint con­
Washington. D. C —The department
either pugh work«, and to issue bonu- United States of the present standard 1 betrayer of Murray, Immediately after
1
also
traces
of
Iron
and
copper
in
the
ference
between Canadian and Amer­
OREGON
the.
capture.
According
(«
Pilling
’
s
therefor,
”
and
passed
by
the
vote
oi
jf
value,
with
interoet
thereon
in
like
THE DALLES
of agriculture estimated that 250,000
the people of the City of Moro, Feb-' Jold Coin at the rate of 6 per cent, I statement, Carson’s announcement fewer cattle will be marketed from the high country.”
ican customs officials, which has been
16-16 Vogt Block.
ruary 20 th, 1920, and all other payable semi-annually, each of said that he had lom Murray In the hotel
in progress here for several days was
rang«; country this fall than last fall,
acta providing a charter for said city, bonds to be a direct general obliga­
concluded with complete agreement on
To
Fight
Cheap
Auto
Olis.
room
came
only
after
Pilling
had
trial
­
with the principal reduction in the
theretofore and thereafter enacted by tion of the said City of Moro, apd to
mutual aid to reduce smuggling of
ed Carson and Murray to the hotel southwest. The number for market Is
of
Washington,
D.
C.
—
The
national
Legislative
Assembly
or
by
vote
be
known
as
the
City
of
Muro
Audi
­
4 I I I I H* I I I I I Htl I H I I -4 -I- H
torium Bond«, ¿»id bonds shall be and later, after Carson had emerged placed at 4,077,000 head, compared better business bureau announced the liquor, Immigrant« and other contra­
the people.
dated at a convenient time, to be after engaging the room, the police­ with 4,322,000 last tall and 4,208,000 in launching of a campaign against the band across the International bound-
The City of Moro does qrdqin a? Axed by the council, the maturity^
JAMES STEWART
man had followed him and searched the fall of 1923.
substitution of inferior oils at filling
iollows:
or ’ maturities, to be likewise fixed
Canadian officials agreed that here­
- SHERMAN CQUNH
That an acf entitled: An act to by the Council but not to exceed him tor a gun.
Feed conditions over the range stations for the high-grade oil the
after clearance papers for ships carry­
ncorporate the City of Moro, Sher- twenty (20) years fropj the date,
country
are
generally
very
good
ex-j
motor
car
owner
asks
for
and
believes
. ' KTMK AND BRAND
.nan County, Oregon, being an Act and the principal and interest of Oregon Prison Inquiry Body Selected. cept In the southwest.
he is getting. The bureau said Injunc-1 ing liquor or other contraband will be
jf the Legislative Assembly of the said bends shall be payable at the1
INSPECTOR '
Salem,
Or
—
C-
O.
Thompson,
man
­
Excellent
feed
supplies
in
Idaho,
tlon suits to stop substitution were be- denied when it is apparent their "dis­
State of Oregon, approved the 17 th fiscal agency of the State of Oregon
ager of Crater latke National park; Oregon, Washington and Utah will re- ing filed tn many cities throughout the tant destinations” are faked.
Moro . » Drogo»
aay of February, 1899, and as a- in New York City. 7
Agreement also was reached on a
mended by aq act proposed by the
(
Section 2.
The debt limit con­ Brigadier General George A. White spit in moie cattle for market this country.
mutual system of “tipping* between
CommonCbuncil of the City of Moro, tained in the charter of said city, of Salem and Jefferson Myers of Port- winter than last year, with most of!
PFFÚTIE* L
^ent
Sherr.ian County,’ State of Oregon, shall not apply tp the bonds hereby । landf former state treasurer, were
the forces along the border, under
these cattle moving to coast markets.
More Wheat In the World-
• ’
Or. Jo«. 8au*den, Moro
and entitled : An ordinance to amend authorized,'
| named by Governor Pierce as a coin-
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I Washington, D. C.—The department which the agents on one side will tip
subdivision 59 of Sectjon 39 of the
Ore.; W, H- Merer, Wasco, Ore
Section 3. The council shall, each mittee to investigate. conditions at the
the agents on the other side of the
act of the Legislative Assembly of year, at the time of making the an-'
MANGANESE IN OLYMPICS of inculture reported that wheat pro- passage of suspicious persons and ve­
the
State
of
Oregon,
entitled
‘
An
act
state
prison
liore
and
make
rVconi-
nual tax levy for city purposes, in-1----- .
f ill -IH -1 I I
t~l I 4 I I'M Fb*
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.duction in 22 countries pn August 19 hicles.
io incorporate the City of Moro, elude in such levy a sum sufficient to mendations for needed Improvements j w
Sherman County, State of Oregon, pay interest due on the outstanding! tó increase
-
• security
■
- insti­ U. S. Geologist After Extensive Sur­ was estimated at 2,222,000.000 bushels, i
the
of - the
against 2,156,000,000 bushels for the I
approved the 17th day of February, bonds of this issue and to retire the
vey Reports Plenty.
Alaskan Natives Disappearing.
tution.
1899, so as to authorize said city of principal thereof at maturity.”
same countries last year. The coun-1 Within a few decade» full blood« <I
Aberdeen, Wash —The Olympic pen-
Moro to borrow money in a sum not
tries. the department said, represent- natlvea gion^ the southwestern cfki-d
I, Jv L. Searcy, City Recorder of
exceeding ten thousand ($10,000)
nsula.Ui rich in deposits of manganese
Business Man lq Csnfassed Thief.
«♦d 72 per cent of the world crop out- of Alaska will be scarce, according to
the
Ci|y
of
Moro,
Sherman
County,
dollars
to
satisfy
bonds
heretofore
STOCK & WHEAT
Fred
Nichols, - ore, according to J. T. Pardeen of the side of Russia and China.
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— C.
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Charles Coach, who haa spent mdeh
issued for the purpose of acquiring Oregon, do hereby certify that the ( Dkytwu, Ohio.
United
States'
geological
survey,
who
time in the lower Cook Inlet country
and maintaining water works and above and foregoing J* a full, true president of the Nichols Manufactur-
electric light works, or either of and ppn*Wt odTy of wt* original ing company, confessed to police he returned from an extensive Invest iga- Victor Lawson Funeral Held Monday, The squaws refuse to marry full-blood­
the
Olym-
uan<Bt who robbed the North don of mineral deposits In
such works, and tq issue bonds there­ proposed chnrter amendment, as I wag
FOR SALE '
ed men because the white men are bet­
Chicago.—The city to which he gave ter providers and offer better oppor­
adopted and proponed to be ।
a»«««», pics.
for,’ and passed by the vote of the passed,
submitted
to
the
voters
of
the
City
;
Da,yton
branch
of
,he
r)R
y
ton
Savings
people of the City ofjioro, Sherman
, Pardeen said that there are man- a brilliant life of generous service will tunities for social advancement. Mr.
County, Oregon, on the 20th day of by the City Council of Moro, Sher- A Trust company of 128,000. A squad gañese traces throughout Aie moun- pause Monday for the funeral rites foi Coach explained. ; Only the' ednrkkd .
F.T. HURLBURT
February, 1920 and all other acts man County, Oregon, on the 11th of patrolmen when to Nichols’ >40,-
Victor Fremont Lawson, late ownei native who has^mme regular mode of
Upper Maia Street, opp. Garage
000 mansion and found 921,000 of the tains and that several vast bodies of
providing a charter for said City, day of August, W25.
theretofore or thereafter enacted by Dated this 24th day of Aúgust, 1925. loot cached in a'garage back o( th« the ore have been discovered. One
Candoa - • Oregon
---- and publisher of the Chicago Dully earning a living han't cHanc* to win
J. L. SEARCY, '
a young aquaw.
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Legislative Assembly, or by the vote
house.
/
I of these deposits, on the Solduc burn. News.
City Recorder
of the people, be, and the same here-
The Dalles, 'Oregon
“Penco
IBA M. PETERSON
Spells Quality!
Sheets, Sheeting, Cases, and Tubing
Dr J. R. Morgan
59c
65c
Dc^M. F. Froyd
<- F
$1.69
42c
39c
42c
See Our Comfortables!
school Dresses
$1.49
J
98c
F
$2.98 >» $5.90
Open Saturday Nights Until Nine O’clock
De Larhue
Optical Co.
WILL MARKET FEWER
CATTLE THIS FALL
U. S. AND CANADA
TO STOP SM UGGLIN G
RANCHES
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