Sherman County observer., November 20, 1925, Image 1

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Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, Friday, November 20, 1925
America "ani throughout the world.**
In the annual report of the Near
Bast Organisation recently laid before
the senate by Vtee President Dawes,
who Is one of the national trustees of
the relief organisation, a full account
St the work done during the calendar
President Hopes “Golden Rule year is given.
COOLIDGE PLEASED
WTO RESULTS
Sunday” WHI Promote
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Recently the Laura Spellman Rocke­
feller Foundation, after* ag Investiga­
tion covering two months, donated
1175,000.60 to the Near East Relief to
help refund the deficit created at the
burning of Smyrna. Al that time the
Near East Relief by the free use of
Its orphanage supplies saved the lives
hf 250,000 people but Incurred a de-
Heit which it carried for three years,
>r until the Rockefeller Foundation
same to its aid.
Peace.
OAœ Pbon© Maio 93
Oregon
ill H t PITEISIIN
Practice in All the Courte
of Oreton
Phone
Mata 541
BANK OF MORO BUILDING
Oregon
Dr J. R. Morgan
dentist
United States Dental Exam
iner for this district.
¿hans in the Non» Kart have boon <<
great Interest to me. This expression
of bnRito^MM tnoYttpbly has a bene-
n< tai infloen«« upon those who give
as watt <0 tM«o wM rocsivs.
“As prgeUcM beV
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pression^t YriendsHp/1 feel that the
aid vbist w^may give out of our
to thooa .impoverished by
wag mat bo of Ihe wtmoot value in
tM promotion Of international good
win,: t WT« o *MM^ observation of
Raio cannot but help
to bring about the application of the
Rule UMil to the miaunder-
■thndinga M JteMw *®d
“I earnestly -hope that the voluntary
observance'of this day may become in-
prevalepit.tlL th*, homes, of
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Office at
MORO, OREGON
Coyotes entered the yard of Walter
gnauff at Boardman and killed 17
young turkeys. -
Général showers in Baker county
caused considerable damage to term-
?rs with hay and grain down.
A new 12 foot copper vein has been
itruck in the Poorman tunnel of the
Mother Lode Copper company near
Baker..
The official estimate of the 1925
commercial apple crop in Oregon Is
«.844,000 boxes, as compared with 5,-
250.000 boxes last year.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
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’ Fire I-saea In Oregon, exclusive of
Portland, daring July aggregated >921,-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School Dutr.ct L
17 of Sherman County, State of Oregon, that a School Meeting of »aid c
trict will be held at the school lov«e cn the 30th day of November, 19.5.
2^>0 o’clock ih the afternoon for t’ e ’ ur^se of discussing the budget
inaftei'aet put with the tewing board, and to vote on the proposition
'eVy*T^ total amount of money needed by the said school district dur
»estimated in the following budget anj includes the amounts to oe
from the eounty school fund, state sebooql fund, elementary school fund
special district tex, and all other K.oneys of the district:
BUDGET“
PertoMl
Office in McKee Building
Phone No. *82
}no Block South East
ione No. 188
OREGOÑ
Service
■ Principals . ...
Teachers
Janitors .........
Clerk
...........
* Other service»
Totals .
estimated EXPENIDTURES
Salaries per year
2400.00
2406.00
8600.00
R600.00
900.00
900 00
25.00
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curtains, etc.)
Furniture (deal---- stove»,
.
Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.)
Library books V........... ...........
Flags ...........................
Playground equipment ........
Janitor’s supplies ..................... - .
Fuel .................................................
Light................ ........ 1.....................
Water ............................. .. •; •/ • •
Postage, stationery and printing
' Totals , •
..................
Building and grounds .........
; . Total .......................... •*.............
ndeb ted nets:
Bonded and interest thereon .-
Total ...........................
Office and Residence
Hotel Moro
»suraaco: ...............................................
liscella nsouii
Premium clerk’s bond ........
Crippled children’s fund...........
Audit of clerk’s books..............
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Total ........................................
. 50.00
350.00
75.00
10.00
100.00
175.00
700.00
100.00
250.00
70.00
500.0
2000.00
2000.0t
200.0t
25.00
150.00
25.00
200.0C
400.00
■'"'Tfotel ....
-«* -.............................................. ’
lotel estimated amount of awnty for all pur­
poses during the year........................ • •
Phy»iùi*n and Surgeon
WAJCO. OREGON
Phone No. 182
AND
THE DA1XES, OREGON
ke at
Hamilton Hospital
Phone^No. Hospital 487
I >IMW WHIII II IIHUIIH
(%tarhue
Optical Co»
Eyesight SpocikHste
/ Manufacturing Opticians
' Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted .
Exclusively Optical
'
Complete Lens Manufacturing
• •
Plant in Connection
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OREGON
THE DALLES
15-16 Vogt Block.
+444444444"l,44111111111**
400.OC
17205.0C
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
rom-county school fund during t e coming school
1000.00
year............................................. i...... ......... • • •
rom state school fund during the coming school
200.00
year ...............................................
rom elementary school fund during the coming
1500.00
school year ................................ ............................
.¿timateof probable unexpended balance at end of
2000.00
current year ?.................................
• • • • • •
stimated. amount to be received from all other
1300.00
sources during the coming school year . ........... ..
Total estimated receipts, net including proposed
6000.00
tex...................... ........................................................
RECAPITULA TICN
17205.00
otal estimated expenses for the year........... . . • •
6000.00
otal estimated receipts not inducing proposed tax
11205:00
Balance, amount to be raised by district tax
he indebtedness of District No. 17 is as follows:
19000.00
Total bonded indebtedness .x» . «. »......... *
1900Ô.00
Total amount of all indebtedness.................... -
Dated this 16th day of November,. 1925.
W. d Brygnt, Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest: C. E. Johnson, District Clerk.
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For Good Monument V/ork and Better Prices
WRITE
International Monument Association
JAMES STEWART
SHERMAN COUNTY
Pendi« Lon Branch * ■
A. D. CROSLAND, Manager
STOCK AND BRAND
INSPECTOR
DEPUT1ES: L. Schadewiu. K«“1»
Oregon; Dr. Jo«. Saunders, Moro,
Ore.; W. H. Meyer, W mco , Ore.
Farmers Elevator & Supply Co.
Office at Farmer» State Bank
J. C. McKean, Manager, Moro, Oregon
grain buyers '
DEALERS IN
FOR SALE
Olympic and Drifted Snow Flour^ aU Olympic Ce^
Olympic Poultry and Dairy Feed. K Grain Bags and Taring
Copier Carbonate.
Gaaco Briaueta, FueL A Grai® and Feed.
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Cement and Building Material,
Agents for J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
to
Washington, D. C.—As evidence of
“the sincerity of the purpose of the
Italian govarsmant.” Count Volpl,
head of the Italian debt commission,
tendered the treasury a check for »5,-
000,000 as the first installment on the
recently negotiated war-debt funding
settlement The payment was not
doe until nUt AlD.
The
aai debt Italy |
owes the United States was funded i
on a basis of a 75 per cent cancella­
tion of the entire amount due this'
country. The debt is to be discharged I
in 62 years at a rate of interest be-1
ginning at % of 1 per cent and rising
to 1 per cent and finally 2 per cent1
In the last 17 years of the period.
This was the counter offer made'
to the Italian debt mission by the j
American war debt commission and
accepted by the Italian envoys early
this afternoon.. In making the pro­
posal the American debt commission
was a unit and President Coolidge ap­
proved it as the best settlement that
can be effected in the light of Italy's
present and future Incapacity to pay
more than a fraction of the obliga­
tion.
The administration is confident that
congress will approve the settlements
with both Italy and Belgium, which
will have the profound effect of isolat­
ing France, the only recalcitrant war
debtor.
Rumania has begun negotiations for
a settlement and Jugo-Slavia and
Greece have signified a desire to pay.
By the time congress acts all the
debtors will have settled save France,
Armenia—a nation which does not
exist—and Russia, a nation which haa
repudiated its debts and the govern­
ment of which Is not recognized by
the United States.
1880.0*
500.00
UMIT IS REACHED
IN TAX REDUCTION
Pay Basis of
Agreement Reached With
Mbtbr Nation.
Capacity
12025
Materials aad Suf
laiaienance and Repairs:
Physician and Surgeon
25.00
100.00
ITALY PAYS 'TRST
DEBT INSTALLMENT
MM
Cut in Revenue For Next Year
Estimated to Amount to
$304,000,000.
Washington, D. C.—Thé limit in tai
next year has been
reduction
reached by the house way» and means
committee in revlaions already ap­
proved for the ne# revenue bill.
Chairman Green declared in announc­
ing that the door was closed against
further proposals for tax relief. .
The 1304,000,000 cut In revenue nt xt
year estimated to result from revi­
sions ordered by the committee in tax
rates, he said. Is all the treasury can
stand.
The chairman’s statement is believ­
ed not only to mean there will be no
further alterations in the tax rate
schedule by the committee, but also
' that the threatened fight in the house
for greater reductions in the automo­
bile tax than have been voted by the
committee will be opposed vigorously.
Repeal of the automobile passenger
car levy would cut, another >50,1 io,-
000 from the annual revenue.
Chairman Green said he expected
Observe International Golden Rule'Sunday,
the committee to complete the draft­
December 6th, for Near East Relief Orphans
ing of the tax reduction bill this week,
thus assuring early consideration by
the house soon after congress con­
venes December 7.
ZADI'S HISTORY TYPICAL
As agreed upon by the committee
the bill will provide for widespread
Armenian Orphan Adopted by Dr. and
reductions in all income tax rates, in­
Mrs. Gannaway of Seattle.
creased personal exemption, repeal of
Zadi Pachallan Gannaway, once an many of the excise and special levies,
Armenian orphan, but now adopted by
Believe Task Will be Com her American rescuers, Dr. and Mrs. repeal of the gift tax and publicity of
Chas. R. Gannaway, of Seattle, “gath­ income tax returns, modification of
pleted In the Next Few
ered up In her wasted diseased body the inheritance tax.
the sorrows of all Armenia” at, the
. Years.
age of one year.
"Zadl’s history is typical of thous-
That America will complete its work ands of Near East orphans,” stated
in the Near East in the next three or Mrs. Gannaway on a recent tour of
four years is the confident assertion the Northwest. Driven with her moth­
of J. J. Handsaker, Northwest Region er into exile, she was suffering with
al Director of Neat East Relief.
measles, pneumonia, dysentery and
Washington, D. C. —The resignation
“For ten years we have been busy other Near East diseases when we
of Captain Paul J. Foley as judge ad­
found
her.
The
marvelous
vitality
of
the
wounds
left
by
the
binding up
World War and the warn which fol the children of the- Near East Is vocate of the- naval court that has
lowed the World Wav. A million.lives shown in Zadl’s gallant and success­ been Investigating the Shenandoah
have been saved and 200.000 children ful fight for life., There were thous­ disaster was accepted by Secretary
rescued and many oi them given train ands as attractive as Zadi in a multi­ of the Navy Wilbur.
Ing for lives of future usefulness. To­ tude numbering over eight thousand
Captain Foley resigned following
Kacramerto. Cal.—Co-operative mar­ day there are some 85.000 children in to whom Dr. Gannaway ministered in Mrs. Margaret- Lansdowne’s charge
keting organisations would be reliev­ Ajnerica’s care in the Near Last. Their the Near East. A mental test of Zadl that he endeavored to pefsuade her to
ed from taxation under a resolution average age is about ten years, 2000 at the Chaney, Washington. Normal give “false testimony” before the
School, showed the mind of a child of court that would, tend to "whitewash”
adopted at the convention of the na­ are under the age of four years. The eight at the age of four and a half.
Near East Relief keeps them only un
the navy In the Shenandoah kmulry.
tional grange herj. It was submitted til they are sixteen. So carefully are
Margaret Roes Lansdowne testified
by .H. N. Sawyer, delegate from New they traided in various handicrafts
before the Mitchell court-martial that
Hampshire. The resolution urges pass that they are able to support them-,
Captain Paul Foley, judge-advocate of
age of legislation to that effect. Ob­ selves at that age. and although we
tife Shenandoah court of Inquiry, had
jection was also made to making pub­ try to follow them after they have left
submitted to her a prepared statement
lic financial returns of co-operative the orphanages to care for them if
they are ill or to find them new jobs
which she was to adopt as her testi­
organizations.
mony before the navy court inquiring
That the Muscle Shoals plant "be In case they are misfits, still our serv­
Into the disaster which cost- her hus­
leased or sold under the conditions of ice practically ends when they ara
band, Commander Zachary Lans­
the water-powers act and protecting sixteen.
“Nearly all the money that America
downe, his life.
the interest of the nation,” was urged
‘The Mitchell court-martial refused
in a resolution Introduced by P. H. gives Near East Relief today is spent
for children. Help given to adults
to strike out the testimony of Mrs.
Dewey, delegate from Pennsylvania.
takes the form of clothing and this is
Lansdowne.
The grange was asked in the reso­ never furnished free if the refugees
lution to recommend such action by are able to work or can pay even a
the Muscle Shoals commission.
few cents for their garments. Money
STEPHENSON GETS LIFE
Harry Caton, delegate from Ohio, is spent on the children and as soon
presented a resolution on the child
they are in a position to care for
Former Indiana Klan Chief Convicted
labor amendment, stating that “fed­ themselves our work will cease.
of Second Degree Murder.
eral Interference of drastic nature is
■“It cannot be repeated too often
Noblesville,
Ind.—Life Imprisonment
unnecessary; that adoption of the pro­ that the children are out of Turkey
in
the
Indiana
state prison at Michi­
safe
from
the
slaughter
to
posed amendment would be dangerous and are
were exposed.
gan City is the price which a jury
to the best interest of society and which their parènt
Stephenson,
determined that
would be precedent for the establish­ They are under friendly but impover
former grand dragoq^of the Indiana
ment of other < ostly, centralized and ished government
and the chil-
Ku Klux Klan, shall pay for the death
bureaucratic methods which would re­ Palestine and Greece, ly of life, but
dren » only hope, not on
of
Madge Oberholtzer.
move government still further from of training necessary for success In
It
took a panel composed ef ten
the people.”
life, is in America, Suffering Is In
farmers,
one businessman and a truck
Proposed changes in freight rates tense in the refugee camps in Aleppo
driver less than six hours to reach the
weré firmly opposed in a resolution and Greece, although more than one
verdict. Earl Klenck and Earl Gentry,
presented by Kalph Smoth, delegate million people have come back to self
bodyguards of Stephenson and charg­
support
after
being
robbed
and
exiled
from Iowa.
ed jointly with the abduction and at­
from their ancestral homes in Turkey.
tack on the girl last March 15, were
There are no fewer than 10,000 exiles,
NEW DEBT PROPOSAL MADE Including mothers with little children,(
acquitted.
Miss Oberholtzer took
who are asking temporary aid this
poison in a Hammond hotel after the
Ambassador Herrick Reported to Have winter, and at a coiit of only two cents
alleged mistreatment, and died at her
Submitted Plan to Painleve.
per day per child could be given milk,
Indianapolis home 29 days later. The
Paris.—Le Journal says American but Near East Relief funds are ex
men were charged with responsibility
Ambassador Herrick is reported to hausted in the care of the 35,000 chil­
for her act.
have submitted to Premier Painleve dren.
Murder In the second degree was
“It Is the hope of the Near East Re-
ZADI PACHALIAN OANNAWAY
new debt funding proposals “much
the
finding of the jury. It calls au­
more favorable than the last.”
, lief that Golden Rule Sunday, Decern-
“On the foundation of 200,000 chil­ tomatically for 20 years’ servitude
will
so
bring
home
to
the
Pour parlers are proceeding, the ber 6th,
dren, many of them above the average
conscience of America the needs of in mentality, America has been 'build­ which the Indiana laws call life im­
paper adds.
these children that funds may be ing for ten years for the future. Many prisonment. Good behavior can re­
Premier Painleva and Foreign Min­ available, nbt only for the wants in
duce the term by several years.
ister Briand are anxious to reopen the the orphanages but that relief may be years of study of the children of the
debt conversations with Washington, given to some, at least, of the others. Near East, In which I have come
greatly to admire their independence Broker Exposes >9,000,000 Beer Rin*
but they are greatly in doubt as to
“Near East Relief offices are at 813 and desire to help themselves, make
Washington, D. C— Abraham Levin,
how this could tactfully and effective­ Stock Exchange, Portland; 839 Burke me believe that America never did a
millionaire
whiskey certificate broker,
Bldg.,
Seattle;
and
for
the
Golden
ly be done. The question is being ex
greater piece of work than when she
amined with utmoA* care by the re­ Rule Campaign temporary officeshave reached out and gathered up these has made a complete confeasion of
sponsible officials df the finance min­ been opened at 301 Walker Bank Bld., thousands of orphan waifs. It is not the operation of the so-ealled |9,000.-
Salt I^ake City; 627 Peyton Bldg., Spo­ unreasonable to believe that in Ameri­ 000 "beer ring,” which hai been flood­
istry and the foreign office.
The intention waa to send Senator kane; Bristol Hotel, Boise, and T. M. can care today in the Near East are ing the East with hlghpowered beer,
the men and women who twenty years and the information thus obtained will
Berenger to Washington in place of C. A., Tacoma.”
from now will be shaping the future be laid before a new federal grand
Ambassador Dat-schper. The plan has
A
of that turbulent land. America must Jury in Chicago for indictments.
not been wholly given up, but Instead
Representative Albert Johnson, of continue for only the'few years neces­ number of reputed "htgWer-upa,”. In­
of replacing Daeachnej, the idea is
volving well known penions in, New
that Senator Berenger iriight be sent Washington, tn a letter to the Near sary to complete the task.”
Golden Rule Sunday, December 6, York and Pennsylvania, have been in­
“the plan of
East
Relief,
states
that
It
is
under­
a» a special ambassàdor.
will be America’s answer to thousands
does not training children under the c#re of of children like Zadi. Full informa­ volved in Levin’s revelations»‘ it <•»
stood, however, that
the Association for their own peculiar
said.
agree with this
conditions and fitting them for useful­ tion about the day, including sugges­
ambassador.
ness In their own land is, in my opin­ tive menus, may be bad on application
- Immigration Law Loses Its Teeth.
to the Near East Relief.
w
ion, the correct plan.”
Near East Relief offices are at «13
Editor Named to Succeed Ladd.
SL Louis.—Deportavo» *nd not
In evary Near Bast Relief orphan
Bismarck, N. D.—Gerald P. Nye, 88, age the children ere trained for self Stock Exchange. Portland; 889 Burke priaonmont 1» the remedy for Illegal
publisher of the Griggs County Sen­ support at the age of sixteen. The Bldg., Seattle; and for the Golden entry of aliona into the Uni^a* States,
tinel-Courier, at Cooperstown, N. D., girls to work on terms, to be nurses, Rule Campaign temporary offices have the eighth circuit court of appeals
been opened at 801 Walker Bank Bld.,
was appointed by Governor Sorlie to teachers, rug makers, seamstresses, Salt Lake City; «87 Peytoa Bldg., held tn the case of' Stefan Flora, a
lace makers; the boys to be farmers,
fill the vacancy in the United States Aacksmiths. carpenters, tinsmiths and Spokane; Bristol Hotel, Boise, and Canadian, who entered near Noyes,
Minn., about July 14, 1924, sriihout a
senate caused by the death of the late shoemakers.
T. M. 0. K Tacoma.
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passport. —. \
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M, F. Ladd.
HEHE TAX EXEMPTION
FEE MARKET BODIES
V.»
we« «
MILLION LIVES SAVED
IN NEAR EAST
FOLEY RESIGNS AS
JUDGE ADVOCATE