Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, December 04, 1925, Image 1

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H5ERVEA
[ a HERMAN
Price Five Cents
Friday, December 4, 1925
Established 1887
FIVE POWERS SIGN
LOCARNO TREATY
COLMAN
1 ”
KAGE YOURSELF
IN THEIR POSITION
2
Mi
JOHN N. GARNER
Northwest Chairman N. E. R. England, France, Germany, ’
Urges Observance of “Gold­
Belgium and Italy Ratify
en Rule Sunday.”
Document.
Eminent Divine Explains the
Modem Application ef
. “Golden Rule.”
MAY RECONSIDER
INHERITANCE RATES
Move is Si art ed to Eliminate
Retroactive Feature in
Tax Measure.
—
4
Laurence J. Colaton of Seattle, has
London.—Germany and her principal
Washington, D, C.—A move to re­
accepted the Chairm’nship for the antagonists in the world war signed
consider
the provision In the tax re­
Golden Rule Sunday is December 6.
Near East Relief "And Golden Rule the Locarno treaty and collateral pacts
duction bill proposing a retroactive
On th«* day people of more than fifty
Bunday for the
Region, in guaranteeing peace in Europe and the
reduction on inheritance tax rates, will
countries will partake of a simple
eluding Utah, IdahojNiontana, Oregon* submission to arbitration of any dis­
be made when the house ways and
meal, will read about the orphan chil­
Wethington, British Columbia and
drun of the Near East and then make
means committee meets this Week to
putes that may arise between them
Alaska, of which 13 J Handsaker, of
such a gift aa they would hare some
regarding
their
frontiers.
The
con
­
ratify minor changes in the measure
onal Director.
Portland, is the
trast between the signing of this
worked out recently by a sub-commit­
own
throtgh
the
I Colman is well
ths desolate in the BIN« lands.
momentous pact and the peace treaty
tee.
t
of
hte
interest
Northwest
on
a
“The essential thing about Golden
of
Versailles
six
years
ago
was
mark-
;
Although the committee has voted
anthropic
institu
­
In religious and
Rale Sunday is not the day on wbteh
unanimously toraroft the bill to the
tions,
among
them
1
ng
the
Seabeck.
• Attomey-at-Law
It is observed, nor the eating of an
"*Wash., conference grounds, which he
। house, proponents' of tl)e retroactive
Today there was none of the magni­
i
-
orphanage
state» tterr'Wr B
has
donated
for
the
use
of
various
•
cut in inheritance rates are.wavering
ficence
and
glamour
surrounding
the
Practice in*All the Courts
Hfnsna Pastor of the East Side Bap
■ummer groups.
under considerable pressure from
Versailles signing.
The ceremony,
tist
church
of
Portland
and
Vice
Chair
­
of Oregon
I Speaking of Golden Rule Sunday, he which lasted only an hour, was not­
house members against thi^ provision.
man of the Northwest Regional Com­
utys, “There are thtee gret^t days in able for its extreme simplicity.
As a result they are prepared to
F’hooe
Main 541
mittee of Near East Relief. "The es­
November and December. The first.
yield on this point, believing that with
sential thing i> that we should each
And this time the Germans came of
BANK OF MORO BUILDING
Representative John N. Garner of • this provision amended, the non-parti­
Thanksgiving Day, the third,- Cbrlt<- their own free will. They signed glad­
for ourselves answer the question.
Moro . . . Oregon
mas, and midway between comes Gold­
Texas, ranking democratic member of
‘What would 1 have some one else do
san measure will be approved by the
ly with smiling faces, in striking con­
en Rule Sunday.
the houae ways and msans committee. । house without important changes.
If my children were hungry and some
trast
to
that
other
occasion
when
the
“On Thanksgiving Day we count
one had my Income here ’
Elimination of the retroactive in-
delegates of the Reich appended their
Congressman F. R- Reid of Illinois, our blessings. We count our enormous
"Golden Rule Sunday sets a terrific
j
heri|ance
provision would cm the Joss
signatures
under
compulsion
with
ally high standard of giving. Parents who is civilian counsel at ths court wealth of more than three billion dol­
mixture of
| in revenue proposed by the bill from
white
faces
registering
a
lars.
We
think
of
our
vast
farms.
worthy of the name will go hungry martial proceedings of Col. William
' $336,000,000 to $316.000.000 annually.
, great universities ami colleges, factor- fear and anger.
any time that their children might be Mitchell.
There will be an attempt, if this pro­
;
les
and
other
evidences
of
material
carried
out
Today
’
s
ceremony
was
fed. No sacrifice is too great if it is
vision is wiped out, to make some
prosperity. We aye, or should be. in a spirit of optimism which was
for their children. Jesus demands the
dentist
further reductions on the stamp taxes,
».me standard of sacrifice, for others u we have for our own. It Is drastic, thankful for a government under hailed as auguring well for an era of
Toledo, Or.—Japan refuses to regard principally those levied on grain ex-«
revolutionary but imperative.
Why which both property and life are safe. peace throughout Europe.
United Stale« Dental Exam­
the deportation of the half dozen Jap­ change sales and on deeds and con­
"Christmas is again a day of feasting
call ye me Lord, Lord, and do not the
To the click of motion picture
iner for this district.
things which I command you.’ he cries. xnd mirth, to which we Invite mur cameras and a blaze of Klleg lights, I anese employes of the United States veyances.
friends
and
with
wh<
m.
too
often,
our
Spruce corporation here last July as
“The one who would observe Gold­
A stubborn fight Is brewing for a
OBSERVER WANT ADS
Chancellor Luther of Germany, Pre- I
, „
.
a closed incident, nor is the Imperial repeal of the automobile passenger car
en Rule Sunday should, in his imag "gliU" become mer !y exchanges.
mier
Briand
of
France,
and
Foreign
.
f
ii
"On Golden Rule Siftday, December
ination, see his children deprived of
t
a
' government satisfied to accept the til- tax, which the committee voted to cut
Rates: Under 15 words, 35c
Office at
Secretary Chamberlain entered the . •
_
can reme i iber the
15 to 30 words, 50c
their natural protectors, scattered Gth.
ing of civil actions in the nature of from 5 to 3 per cent.
famous
golden
reception
room
of
the
When
thou
makest
a
feast,
call
the
Over 30 wds.,. l%c per wd.
MORO, OREGON
HU
sheep having no shepherd, hiding
damage claims aggregating $125,000
by day from their enemies, gathering poor, the halt, the uiaimed and the foreign office, arm in arm, conversing against Toledo citizens, aa.satisfactor-
I JERSEY Bull for sale, 2-year old. what food they can by night, exposed blind.’. We can practice that pure re- and smiling. .
ily fulfilling the obligations of thé
After them came the delegates of
Gentle and easy to handle. Arthur to the bitter cold of winter or the Ugion which visits the fatherless and
United States in th® matter.
Widow
in
their
affliction.
Surely
there
T. Holt, Kent. Oregon
3t‘n27 burning sun of summer, claiming ref­
Italy, Belgium, Poland and Czecho-
These
developments,
reflecting
was
never
a
greater
contrast
in
all^
WEANLING PIGS for sale, $5 each. uge at an American orphanage only history than the one between our Slovakia, followed by Premier Bald Japan’s insistence that the leaders of
Pekin ducks, $1.50 each. Homer to be told there is no room.
Dr. J. A. Wonderlick
wealth, prosperity and security rind win and all his cabinet.
the mob deporting .the Japanese be
D. Belshee, phone 2F15, Moro,; "He should see old Hargue strug-
the
condition of the people of the Near
duly prosecuted and punished, were
3t-n27 rllng through snows, an orphan grand-
Austin, Texas.—Offering a reward
Oregon.
East, exiled from their home-lands
Physician
Indicated In a letter received here by of $500 for the arrest and conviction of
WANTED—McClanahan incubators,
without employment homes or food,
E. I’. Conrad, district attorney of Lin-
Surgeon «
person worth more than $500 lor
■WHW Vl.d Bcym-r.
—ezeein.-
nnkITDni
nr
niimi
coin county, from Governor Pierce.
violating
the prohibition laws, Gov­
Office in McKee Building
_______ — f “He should see twelve year old our hearts to make us do to others
uUn I nUL UI UnlFIA The Oregon governor wants to know ernor Miriam A. Ferguson Issued a
we
would
have
others
do
for
us
Phone No. 182
SACKS WANTED—Will pay 3c each Charlambu8 Btruggling along with oth-
_ ______
, I what Lincoln county is going to do formal statement scoring the “high­
“In more than fifty raHons on Gold­
for used sacks without holes. F. D. er deportees bearing his six year old
Washington,
D.
C.
—
Soviet
Russia
about it, and that is something Lin- brows" of Texas. She characterized
Flatt, Moro.
____________ 6t-°30 brother to safety, carrying his body en R;'Jx Sunday, De ' nber 6th. many
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER
coin county officials do not appear to the prohibition law as one “for the
pers
Jas
will
provide
f
their
Sunday
has
begun
its
long
threatened
—
and
WE GIVE a barrel of flour for five even after he thought the boy wc3 dinner
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
roximatcly the menu that feared -campaign to bore openly into have any very definite idea upon.
rich and against the poor."
bushels of good clean Hard Fed­ dead. He must see in these two b- ys-
is
prnvuled
when funds permit by the Chinese affairs, according to oonfi- | Investigations have been made by
She declared in her statement that
eration. Farmer to pay for flour not only the symbols of almost count- ,
WASCO. OREGON
h3ar Ea. t Relief for the tens of thous- dential 5 advices reaching official a number of agencies and Governor rich residents of Texas were daily vio­
___ lb
_ to
_ 40 lb . flour per bushel
legs thousands of children, but he
»ax. 38
anda ef orphan children in its care,
Pierc« is known to have received a lating the prohibition laws, and "boast­
for Turkey Red and Marquis. Ask mugt gee in them his own boys.
sources here.
. ..
I.*.. ^4
“There is little use to attempt to mon of whom are under twelve years
letter from the Japanese government,
your neighbor
about .L.
the quality
of
Chang,
The crumbling Of Marshal
ing about it,” while the penitentiary
our flour. ' Open Sunday until Dec­ visualize the vast number,,35,0041 or- of age.
. w ~
forwarded by the state department at
ember 1st Tygh Valley Flour Mill, ’ । phans. now in American care and the
“When this, simple meal has been Tso-lin’s Manchurian empire, which Washington, D. C?, demanding that the w£s being filled with “poor devils who
Tygh Valley, Oregon.
,
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u— help-
^
.
treater number
whose
eaten and the plight of the unfortu- leaves General Feng Yu hslang in vlr- deportation be investigated and ‘that carried a mere pint on their hip.’
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■_____________________ _____ _
J —M / I hn KT rxn r
ut Vi fl fl tual control of all of Central China,
Thé Fergusons put on their fighting
WE PAY parget post one way on all leggness is a claim on American char­ nate children of the Nenr East has
the leaders of the mob be prosecuted.
and
the
quiet
infiltration
of
thousands
been
thoughtfully
considered,
then
armor
and thrust back at those de-
shoe repairing. Good quality work
but for whom no provision can be
DR. C. L POLEY
> troops uisguiseo .. o.,..- j A"
pt the governor's offlee
and leather.
Joe Amore, The made wThen we see our own children give, give as you would have some one of Russian troops disguised as civil­ was sent to Toledo to investigate the mandlng.a special session of ihe Texas
Dalles, opposite the post office._ ' comf¿rtable and happy we can think give if your children were in the Near ians, are the main developments in ।
legislature.
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:
~
~ :" oj tbe game number homeless exiles East orphanage^ were amongst the what is regarded by diplomats as a gi , affair, but nothing definite transpired
Adopting a militant attitude after
4000 about to be turned out for lack gantic sbviet plot to communlze China. ( as a result of this probe.
Grasa Valley, Oragoi
several days of silence, Miriam A.
la the Near East.
■ “There are few spiritual exercises of funds. WB^among those asking and
General Feng is openly backed by
Ferguson, governor, launched into the
more fruitful than this, and men and being refqsed one ineal &^.day.
the
soviets,
$ho
for
many
months
fray
with an anti-liquor weapon and
People can reach me from Moro
BRIEF
GENERAL
NEWS
"Full particulars dirThe dfty may
women who honestly attempt to ap­
have been pouring arms and ammuni­
a definite statement, given In an in­
at night .from the long distance
be
secured
from
the
Near
East
Re
­
ply the Golden Rule to these other
Plumbing and Heating
The senate elections committee met terview, that she would “not call a
tion into Kalgan. his stronghold, east
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
children will not measure their gifts lief, 613 Stock Exchange Bldg., Port­ of rHing.
Sells
and
installs
the
Wednesday to inaugurate hearings on special session,” as demanded by 50
land;
339
Burke
Bldg.
Seattle;
and
The Dalles.
by pennies, but by dollars, by fives
Russia's activities in China are said the contest to unseat Senator Brook­ members of the legaslature.
famous Mueller pipe
and tens and hundreds and thousands. for the Golden Rule Campaign teinpor
to
be based on a desire to smash the hart, republican of Iowa.
ary
offices
have
been
opened
at
301
‘All things therefore whatsoever you
or pipeless furnace.
The chamber of deputies fully rati­
would that men should do to you (or Walker Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City; । British empire in Asia by spreading
WOMEN ROBBERS TAKEN
Wasco, Oregon
to your children if left destitute) do 627 Peyton Bldg.. Spokane; Bristol] soviet propaganda in India, which is fied the $100,000,000 loan to Italy from
Hotel, Boise, and Y. M. C. A- Tacoma I regarded as a fertile field.
America
which
was
floated
for
Italy
ye to them likewise’.’’
Mother and Daughter Confess to Hold­
through the house of Morgan.
ing Up of Bank.
The annual Christmas appeal to
KHOREN KULUJIAN
EX KAISER _____
TO GET । "mall
MILLIONS
Oregon pensions have been granted
Sioux Falls, S. D.—MA. Catherine
early” has been Issued by Post-
as follows: John J. Mell, Portland,
Physician and Surgeon
BIGGS
Prussian Ministry of Finance Decides master-General New, afeng with the Rogers, 40 years old, and her daugh­
$12 a month; Mary Drake, Portland,
to Grand Claims of William.
1 announcement of plans to expedite the ter, Mrs. Zera Rogers, are held in the
SERVICE
STATION
$30; Francis M. Rich, Portland, $18;
county Jail here charged with the day­
Berlin.—Former Emporer William is service.
H. H. Willard, Proprietor
THE DALLES, OREGON
Carrie M. Foster, Forest Grove. $30;
to receive from Prussian state a good-
*11 th. statesmen who nagotl..tad light robbery, in real bandit fashion of
William Hannon, Madras, $18; Martha
Lunch
Goods
ly amount ot his holdings which were . >»»
•”» *rb"ratl°n treaties the First National Bank of Renner.
Office at the Hamilton Hospital
A. Riser, Forest Grove, $30; John W.
S. D., a small town seven miles north
Bottled Drinks on Ice
soquested
when
the
mongrehy
tell
and
«<
Lo«;»»
;
«ceptlng
Prentiss, Selma, $12; Alvin S. Klein-
of
here. They have made complete
Phone No. Hospital 487
William went Into exile In Holland.
sollnl ot t. y. came to London tor
smith, Oregon City. $12; Frank Pierce,
Quaker State Oils
It has been decided by the PruR. i the formal signature ot documents on confessions, according to the police.
Sandy, $12; Mary A. Mack. Eugene,
The bank was robbed while the cash­
Union Gas Ajax Tirei
sian ministry of finance that it will December 1.
. .
515;
$30; Leen B. Huff, Marshfi ki , $1E;
ier was
council
of ministers,
under
Turkish
co
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------ alone. The two women,
meet the claims of the ex-kaiser for
Helen H. Hayden, Salem, $20; Villiäni
of my Sherman County Neighbor«
' Mustapha Kemal Pasha, has decided dressed In khaki entered the bank and
restoration by giving him about $7,-
J. Hodgson, Burns, $18; Fannie
Will be Appreciated
1 to refuse the compulsory arbitration at the point of revolvers took about
500,000 in cash, 180,000 acres of forests
Taylor. Milwaukie, $30.
by the league of nations in dispute $600 in cash, all that was in sight,
i
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and agricultural lands, three palaces
with Great Britain over Mosul terri­ and made their escape in a small de­
in Berlin and In Babelsburg and in
lapidated touring car.
tory in Mesopotamia.
addition some house property in the
capital.
Governor Hartley Vetoes Banker Bill.
Eyesight Specialists
Former Justice Bennett Is Dead.
The proffer was
w»u made
mauo in
m order to
For Good Monument Work and Better Prices
Manufacturing Opticians
A.
S.
Bennett,
form-
Olympia, Wash —Governor Hartley
stop litigation which has been going
The Dalles, Or.—.
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted
_
. former em-
__ ’ er justice of the
th« Oregon supreme vetoed the Banker reclamation bill,
4
WRITE
on for some time. The
—-
-
Exclusively Optical
peror has won most of the actions court, died here after an Hines® ot sending it back to the house of repre­
International
Monument
Association
Complete Lens Manufacturing
brought by hltn tor restoration ot prop- several weeks. Jud«e Bennett Sutter sentatives, with a message in which
Pendleton Brauch
Plant in Connection
his disapproval was declared in less
One of America’s 35,000 Near Eaat erty and Prussia thought It wise to ed a paralytic stroke several years
OREGON
than a hundred words, After the
the
present
»8«.
from
wh,ch
he
never
fully
recoT
'
THE DALLES
Orphana,
exllad
from?
hit
ancestral
make
an
agreement
on
A. D. CROSLAND, Manager
ed.
He
was
a
pioneeY
of
Wasco
coun-
formal preliminaries all that the gov*
15-16 Vogt Block.
home, but happy becauat he is confi­ basis.
Pendleton, Oregon
ty. Judge Alfred 8. Bennett was born er^or had to say was as follows: "This
215 Jane Street
dent that America, which rescued
In Dubuque, Iowa, June 10, 1854.
measure commits the state of Wash­
him from death, will Stay with him
Roadside Court to be Fought.
ington to a land settlement policy and
until he la sixteen, whan ha will be
Washington, D. C.—The American '
t I 1 f 1 I 1 I I III I 1 H'l 1 1 1 1 1 1 'l-l-f
ready to go out and make hia own
.. Drys In Germsny 8c<^re Victory.
program without reasonable restric­
Automobile association announced
way.
<
Hanover,
Germany.
— The German tions or adequate safeguards, a policy
that it would support a program of (
JAMES STEWART
prohibition movement gained its first which the state cannot follow without
placing all main highways of the coun­
SHERMAN COUNTY
disaster to Itself and harmful effects
New Refugee Problem in Syria.
try under state road patrols and abol- Important victory here when the
to the whole plan of federal reclama­
'drys"
decisively
defeated
the
“
wets
”
STOCK AND BRAND
Beirut. Syria.—The -Jitor East Relief lahing the fee system of arrests, in
■will distribute 50,000 pounds rof refu- order to "rid motordom of Rs worst In a test referendum on whether th« tion. In this I am actuated by one
inspector
From a Se!f Contained
geo clothing here, to assist in caring , f tatlon the Bpeed trap and the liquor question should be submitted to motive' only, to protect the state of
for 20,000 Christian villagers rendered । roadside court." Other recommenda­ local option. Seventy nine per cent Washington and to serve the best in­
Moro - - Oren*
ELECTRIC PLANT - XXAJlliex
homeless by the rebellion of the Mos- j
of the voters, including men and wo­ terests of its people."
Is furnished through regular 110
lem Druses against the French govern- tions of the program are that arrests men. voted yes.
DEPUTIES: L. Schadewts, Kent
volt Standard appliances. No need
mept. All Americans have been or­ be based on recklessness rather than
French Cabinet To Take Up Debt.
Í Oregon; Dr. Jus. Ssunder«, Moro,
with a Kohler to pay extra money for
dered to leave Damascus, where 2,500 "technical” speed violations and that
7500
Mayors
in
Italy
Removed.
Paris. — The new Briand cabinet,
needed appliances.
I Ore.; W. H. Mever, W«co, Ore.
persons were killed in the fighting of evidence obtained by "speed traps ’
Rome.—About 7500 Italian mayors formed after three other attempt« had
No batteries to go dead, fail through
the past fortnight. Thousands of ref be barred by law.
have been suddenly legislated ouj of failed, Is desirous of immediate re­
neglect or any other reason.
ugeea are pouring into Beirut
office
and the control of fascismo has sumption of negotiations for the set­
Kohler uses no storage batteries, is
October 31st there were 30,000 German Navy Haro Jolna U. 8. Army.
been extended to municipal govern­ tlement of the French .debts to the
always ready. Just switch on a lamp
Armenian refugees In Beirut, crowded
New Ybrk, N. Y.—A gunner in the
or any electric appliance and engine
Into an "unspeakable" camp, and refu­ German fleet during the historic battle ments by the passage of the new United States and other allied pow- -
starts immediately.
gees were arriving from Damascus at of Jutland, Wilhelm Glesecke, was en­ municipal reform bill by the chamber ere. Deputy Pierre Laval, under-sec­
Kohler plants are sold with a 15 year
the rate of 4000 «lail^L The refugees
retary of state for the president of th«
of deputies.
were sheltered in houses constructed listed for service in the ranks of his
STOCK & WHEAT
council, said.
one-time
enemy
-the
United
States
i. ,..r k—
of oil tins and "the crowding was ter­
General’s Slur Ie Taken Out.
army.
It
was
announced
Sunday
that
for only ........................
v
rible," as many as nine people living
Washington, Dr C.--The remark of Ernest L«« Chosen Mayor of Edge ns*
in a single small room, cooking, eat­ he had been accepted aa a private In
Brigadier
General E. L. King, that the
FOR SALE
Eugene, Or. — Ernest U. Lee. cx-
Moro Garage
ing and sleeping In this tiny quarter. the sixteenth infantry, quartered on
4
tactics
of
counsel for Colonel William county clerk and now engaged in the
The san’tary arrangements were Governor’s Island. He was personally
- M. R. SCHADEWITZ, Proprietor.
totally inadequate and water •carce.^decorated by the Kaiser for bravery Mitchell were “a lot of damned rot,” abstract and realty business was fleet­
F.T. HURLBURT
Manv of th« refugees were ill, with no In action while a member of » ~ Qer was ordered «trteken from U® record ed mayor of EugaM by thw city coun-
Phone M 171
Home phone M 474
m •r’’*» and the children were pale man submarin« crew.
and stekly.
nA X PETEISON
JAPAN DISSATISFIED
WITH TOLEDO ACTION
Dr J. R. Morgan
p
TEXAS GOVERNOR '
AFTER RICH TOPERS
RUSSIANS SEEK
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l
ivv
a
a
a
M. HICKS
Dr W. N. Morse
De Larhue
Optical Co.
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