Sherman County observer., October 09, 1925, Image 4

The Sherman County Observer, Moro, O regon, Friday,
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Maybe They Weren't Thirsty_
The Judge
the big drug store
October 9,
Crosby’s
HANE YOU Given THE
GOLD FlfcH VRESH
the DALLES, OREGON
HO
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THEY HAUCHT
?
finished yer
WHAT IQAVE THEM.
WHY
NOT?
IQ CHW.?
YB3TÇRDAY •
MAIL YOUR
S
TO US.
HAVE THEM
done correctly
price cheaper
quality better
A. E. CROSBY
«a i ,íiPifMiiiniirtHinnj
Head and Spot Light
ADJUSTMENTS
We are bow eg«!»»»/ te j
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motor lights te comity
naw stat. tew. Ya. ye -
lights are .ot adjuotad by Sept 1.
Lens and Reflector»
to fit all can
The Dalle» Battery Co.
K14 E. 2nd Sr.
tasi MYSTERY
BELIEVED SOLVED
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OREGON
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OF SPECIAL INTEREST |
Officials Arrest One Man in
Brief Resume of Happenings of
The Dalles
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
Fillings from $1.50 up to. $2.50 . _
Gold Crowns $8.; . Painless Extraction $1.
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This Work is of the Best That Mon«y Can Buy
and is Fully Guaranteed.
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September exports from Portland
305 Second Street,
The Dalles, Oregon
represented
a combined vaJue of 2«,
When in The Dalles
559,234.
The newly constructed union high
HAVE YOUR
school at Nehalem was dedicated Fri­
«eoe
day evening.
Lunch or Dinner
Dr. C. M. Dodson, 83, for 43 years a
prominent cltlsen of Baker, died at
(Full Course)
his home In that city.
The Douglas & Taylor furniture
We Believe in
at the
store at Corvallis was damaged to the
RACINE TIRES AND, TUBES
extent of »8000 by fire.
The Anderson A Middleton Lumber
That is Why
company of Cottage Grove has doubled
We Sell Them!
Its woods crew at Rujada.
J* i*
408 E. 2nd St.
An average of 300"cases of "¿al mon
Believe
m
the
Quality
of
the
Racine Product
We
dally are being packed at the Allen
The Dalle», Oregon
& Hendrickson cannery at Rainier.
If You Will Accept Our; Belief
Portland bank clearings for Septem
We also serve, at usual pnees,
• You Will Not Regret It!
her were the greatest for any month
Lunch and Dinner combinations
thia year, aggregating »177,130,874.95.
that are aaid by our patrons U.
equal Home Cooking
Mrs. Mary Morrison, S5, committed
At the "Drive in” Corner Servian Station
suicide by hanging herself to a rafter
tn the attic of the F. E. Allen home
501 East Second St.
The Dalles, Ore.
at Nehalem.
A thousand cases of Lane county
We Specialize in
canned
pears have just been shipped
Say It With Flower»
Prompt,
Courteous
and Efficient Service
to London, England, by the Eugene
BUT
Fruit Growers’ association.
Say It With Our»
In a raid upon lodging houses and ¿3000000000000000
places of business at Oakridge, five
HARTWIGS
men and three women were arrested
FLOWER SHOP
on chargee of selling liquor.
** Marcha ats af Baaaty”
Latest reports Issued by E. B. Le­
ead
alloway
registrar, give a total of »153
The Dalle», Oregon . mon,
students registered for the fall term at
general machine shop
the Oregon Agricultural college.
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 794
Night phone 690W
Dr. J. M. Kavanaugh of Pendleton
Kepairing'l'ruckt", Traciow,
has been appointed coroner of Uma
Caterpillars, and Combine Motor., LylK'der
tills county by the county court. He
succeeds the late Dr. H. 8. Garfield.
,
(¡riming. Oyx-acetylene and Eleclfie .gelding
Eugene bank clearings made another
Price» ARE Rea*on»ble
record in September-. The total for the
at the
month was »2,778.222.02. and »20,122,-
997 for the first nine months of the
BLACK AND WHITE
RACINE TIRES
White Restaurant
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& G
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The Dalles, Ore-
COME A’fc YOU ARE
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE
AT ALL TIMES
J. T. Fries, Proprietor
- THE DALLES, <)REGON
When in The Dalle.
SEE
S. J. Stanek
FOR
“Everything in Harnett
and Saddlery*
Auto Topt & Trimming
.
INDIAN NOVELTIES
general repairing
610 E. 2nd St. The Dalles, Ore.
Model Laundry
THE
dalles
Calls for and Delivers
in Moro Wasco
and ■ Grass Valley
Mondays and Thursdays
HOME-GROWN
FLOWERS
For Any Occasion
Artistically Arranged
Our Work is Guaranteed
Peacock Floral Co.
407 Wash. St., The Dalles
Bürget & Callaway
Funeral Directors
Directors of the Bend Commercial
club have approved plans for an in­
dustrial survey of Bend and the trade
territory in central Oregon tributary
to Bend.
The first radio fog signal to be in-
■taBud on land in the 17th lighthouse
district probably will go Into opera­
tion on Cape Blanco some time in
November.
*
Sidney Shaw, 28, of Long Creek, who
with his wife was engaged as an apple
picker, committed suicide at the Odell
orchard home of W. L. Spierbon at
Hood River.
- A price of »11 per ton for alfalfa
hay tn the stack has been fairly well
established In several localities In
] Umatilla county by purchases made
by livestock men.
September had the largest total of
building permits of any month in the
history of Medford, »229,090 worth of
permits having been granted by the
city building department.
Because the danger season has pass
protection men have been < ailed
In from the Mount Hood forest. Ap-
prqxlmately 60 men. Including 17 look­
outs have been relieved.
The city of Gold Hill has commenc­
ed the reconstruction of its water
main system with the proceeds from
a »15,000 bond Issue. The system was
Installed more than 25 years ago.
' Rale of the Klamath Lumber A Mill
Work company to R, P. Ellingson ot
Hawkins, Wla, was announced at
"lamath Falla. The new owner will
tuta over the
November 14.
C r ' The W A. Woodard Lumber com
pany at Cottage Grove will put into
operation at once the mill which was
closed down several months ago when
its new mill was put into operation.
The largest class ever enrolled in
thè Oregon Normal school at Mon­
mouth for a term of the regular school
year waa registered last week for the
tall term, the total enrollment reach-
ina 880 .
Work od the aou|h unit of the Sky­
line trail is still being rushed, with
danger J. A. Graham in charge of 45
nen. and the work will continue until
.now comes. This government work
s being pushed to make that section
i4 the Mount Hood national forest ae-
easible for tire fighters In the danger
Union and Third St.
The Dalles, Ore.,
Li/« Il All Too Short
The trouble with spending our lives
looking for soft places is that when
1 we have found them there 1« no Uma
Phone Main 4001
616 East Second St.
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“SCIENCE FOR SERVICE”
Tta.ua. the
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Oregon Agricultural College
S.r... lh. F.r.., Ih. H.—. a.»
»* O”«®»
It offers a college education in
__
giaeering, Military S cigdc . and T««tte*
„ . , . n . CT r a rts AND SCIENCES provides th«
The School of BASIC AKlb
training includes Physical
tion for all technical courses.
The training,in^u
Education, Industrial Journalism, Social Selene«!, ana saw«.
Fall Term Begint September
Tb.
Or.,..
DEALERS IN FRESH AND CURED MEATS
groceries , berries and fruits
Murder.
We are in the market at all times for
Live and Dressed Meats and Poultry
When next in The Dalles call and get
our prices on groceries.
We specialize hi always having the
very oest and freshest groceries in
package, tins and bulk and at right
prices.
We have a complete refrigerater plant
Where our fresh meats are properly
cooled before being put on sale.
Special prices on all canned goods
to farmer customers
Phone and mail orders solicited and given very prompt attention,
shipped parcel post, stage or express. •
C. V. Belknap, Proprietor
Lakehurst, N. J.—The theory of Cap
tain Anton Hainan, veteran alrahli
pilot, that the primary cause of th<
Shenandoah disaster was a failure «
Commander Zachary Lansdowne am!
other officers to heed obvious danger
signals, was disputed by two survlvori
who testified before the naval cour
of inquiry. Th« survivors were Col
onel C. G. Hall, army service obeervei
on board, and Lieutenant Joseph B
Anderson, the ship’s aerologist. An
derson said that Heinen’s whoh
theory wm baaed upon Inadequate ant!
erroneous Information while Colons
Hal! said emphatically that had hi
been in command of the Shenandoal
would have taken no course Of
action different from that which Com.
Ltander Lansdowne followed.
Moro, Oregon
Ladies and Children’» Hair Cutting
and Shingle Bobbing
BATHS ,
I Independent Warehoose & Hilling Co
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
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LEGIONNAIRES GREET CHIE
DEALERS IN
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts,
Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood,
Coal and Hay.
MANUFACTURERS OF
MILL FEED AND FLOUR
President Visits Omaha to Address anc
Review Ex-Service Men.
Omaha, Neb. — President Coolldgt
yurna to 0m»M. Tuesday to »¿dr®«» ■.w.
the American Legion epnyentlon anc
review the annual logion parM«,
WHEN
The President and Mrw. Coolldg«; £
were greeted at Union station bj %
IN THE DALLES
Jama« A. Drain, national commapdei
of the American Legion, whose wilt ।
had come from Washington on tht
presidential train. Governor McMul
Un of Nebraska, Mayor Dahlman ol
Omaha, and a score of prominent clti
««ns and legion officials. Hundred»
Open Oey »nd Night
of former service men jammed thi
train shed and station, and as thi
president passed they all cheered.
President Coolidge, addressing the
/jnerlcaq Legion convention, declar
ad that thP F«fl8t of thg World wai
will be lo»t h»d th« PMI<»f <* PH
world wUl prepare fo» another <w
filet unless racial antagonisms art
demolished and a universal attitude
of toleration Is created.
i *If our country is to have any posi­
The Motor Market
tion at laadershlp/’ he added, "I trust
tt may b« In that direction, and 1
The Dalle», Ore
=Altova that the place where it should
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Royal Cafe
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CorT*llis, Oragon
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motor oil
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Moro Hotel Barber Shop
Survivor« Defend thenandoah Chief
.
Restaurant
Fountain
Lunch Counter
E. H. Spurgeon^ Proprietor
Kelso, Wash. — With the srrest of
on« man and the statement of officers
late Bunday night, the mystery of the
Dovery murder in Kelso on
June 1», is believed solved.
Luke 8. May, Seattle cnmlnologist
engaged by the county to investigate
the murder, and Sheriff Clark Stude­
baker made a trip into Oregon Satur­
day and arrested one W. L. Thomp-
aon, alias William Reese, working in
e railroad camp about 70 miles from
I Eugene. He was brought to the coun­
ty jail.
Thoma» Dovery was killed for.,
purposes of robbery and revenge by
a gang of itinerant "petty crooks and .
I tinhorn sports,’’ and not for political
purposes, it was announced.
John W Smith. Portland police
I character, and itinerant prisef ght pro­
moter. whoae efforts to stag; u pris*
I fight in Kelso were blocked by Dovory
and his associates, was named as one •
of the actual killers by Luke 8. May.
Requests for Smith’s apprehension are
being broadcast over the country by ।
Sheriff Studebaker of Cowlits county..
It wfts on the slender clew of a (
stolen revolver, discarded by the mor
derer after the killing, that Mr May
baaed his case. Microscopic examine,
Uon of the weapon led to the real
owner of the revolver, a Portland man
I He In turn furnished InfofiaatioD
which pointed the finger of suspicion
I st Smith and several of his associates
Over the Wasco County•'*
F. S. Gunning
Phone 31. * East Third, and Washington Street, The Dalles, Oregon
'
Connection With Dovery
PORTLAND PAINLESS DENTIST ‘
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The Dalles Market
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^Baoic Hotel
Formerly the Albert*
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* I Th« Dalle»’ Newest «nd Best ;
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Hostelry
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CENTRALLY LOCATED
;
'' I Sherman County Headquarters ;
NEW
New and Use®
Parts for all Cars
HOTEL PERKINS
A. E. Myers, Proprietor
Fifth and Washington Sta.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Phone 618 • 603 E 2nd st
ANO
UNION
non detonating
gasoline
UNION OIL COMPANY
OF
CA-IFORNIA
Boatoa Man Named H«** Head.
Washington, D. C.—L«igh G,
.was rwnoved Twoday as president M
•te ®m«rgetiey Fleet corporation and
£ rmt Crowley at Boston was named
to suooMd him. The action was taken
by the Shipping board and with other
ah« rm *® announood, amounted to r
CRANDALL
UNDERTAKING
COMPANY
THE DALLES, OREGON
State Fair Receipts Break
Balam, Or .—Receipts of the Oreger
fair aggregated »109,»99.24 at
against approximately »102,000 in 1M»
which wee the banner state fair heM
Sam Brisbine, Agent
Moro. Oregon
- When We Leg the Eye Browse.
It M a well e.labli.hed belief smopg
An aye specialist says that gre«\ tho~ who invest in Ob.erver advertising
money
quiets the nerves. The long green hïTtheU ____
, doe. in that way realise
certaiair bM • toothlBg affect on moot | g
T*ius.
gf Ba-Mtog TrmenH,
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Renovated Throughout;
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SPECIAL RATM
»1.50 up; double »2.50 up
Room with private bath, single,
»1.00 up: double »150 up
¡Room with bath privilege,, singly