Sherman County observer., January 07, 1927, Image 4

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A Specialty
Cartful Attention Given To
WATCH REPAIRING
The Dalle«, Oregon
When in The Dalles
HAVE YOUR
Lunch or Dinner J5C
(Full Course)
LAKES BECOME POISONED
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
TARIFF HARD TO MAINTAIN
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
by the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Sherman County and has
qualified aa adminstrator of the es­
tate of Martha Evans Vintin, deceas­
ed, and all persons having claims a-
gainst the said estate are required to
present them with the •oper vouch-
ers, within six months------
of thia notice, to the undersigned as
such administrator at the residence of
Mrs. Lottie Walker at Klondike, Sher-
man County, Oregon.
Dated this 17th day of December,
1926
E. L. Vinton, administrator
of the estate of Martha!
5tdl7jl4
Evans Vintin, deceased.
r A gridiron la a grated utensil for
JAMES STEWART
The 12-centa-a-pound duty on but-l 'broiling food over a fire. Hence any
SHERMAN COUNT!
Twenty-five of the 58 counties in
ter imports, that went into effect last! network, as of pipes, railway tracks,
alifornia increased their tax rate in
March, has proven a bar to the impor-l ¡etc., is called a gridiron. For a aim
STOCK AND BRAND :
1926, 17 stayed the same as in 1925,
tation of New Zealand and Danish, liar reason the term was applied In
INSPECTOR '
and 16 lowered their rate. The
Mortality among ducks in southern butter to compete with the AnmricMH this country to a football field, be­
county indebtedness for the 58 Oregon has been caused in a large product.
cause every five yards the field is tra­
at the ’
versed by white fines.—Exchange.
counties for 1026 is $136,013,869, an part by the drainage and shrinkage of
Somewhere between free trade and
increase of $6,976,431 over 1925. lakes and marshes in that region, ac-1
DEPUTIES: L. Sehadewhs, Real,
a prohibitive tariff wall, there might
The number of acres of land assessed cording to Dr. E. W. Nelson, chief of I
Oregon; Dr.
Sauoder., Moro.
Nutt
Fall
During
Night
be a sone where the nations could
this year totals 51,671,162, a gain of the United States biological survey, ¡meet in friendly competition, like a
Ort.; W. H. Merer. Werao, Ore.
It 11 1 fact not generally known
476,011 acres. These figures closely in a statement to the American game I
I school track meet, where under equal that the majority of coconuts drop
408 E. 2nd St
many other protective association.
approximate conditions
conditions the best ¡pan will win. from the tree in the night after hang­
The Dalley Oregon
states.
Concentration of alkaline contents That would be an ideal, friendly re­ ing for a period of about fourteen
In a growing state, it is natural in the water in many areas has made lationship of .nations. But because of months for ripening. The action of
We also serve, at usual prices, that county expenses increase. But,
the heavy dew loosens the seal with
Lunch and Dinner combination* if the state is growing, it is just as na­ the water poisonous to birds drinking natural causes, such as frost, drought, which nature Jias provided the nut
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I
it.
This
or
possibly
some
yet
undis-
that are aaid by our -patrons te
flood or insects, prices fluctuate so and allows it to fall.
tural that tax indome from newly as­ | covered disease resulting from over­
Department of the Interior, U. S.
equal Home Cooking
sessed property and from increased I crowding has brought on an appal-1 that no figure is constant. The tariff
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
on
butter
and
sugar
are
typical
of
November 29. 1926.
-
assessments on old property which I ling mortality, not only among ducks
The Dalles’ Newest and Best
what is considered a safe margin for EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS
-Notice is hereby given that Peter
has grown in value, should be larger. but to a lesser extent among geese
Hostelry
Dohm
of
The
Dalles,
Oregon,
who,
on
insuring American standards of liv­
Notice ia hereby given that the
As business grows, ita costa of pro­ In addition it has caused an equally
December
15,
1921,
made
homestead
county superintendent of Sherman
CENTRALLY LOCATED
duction, management and adminis- great death rate among all the spe­ ing in America.
county, Oregon, will hold eighth entry under Act February 19, 1909,1
The
tariff
is
maintained,
in
the
be
­
tration generally decreases, barring cies of sandpipers, snipe and other
grade examinations at Moro, Oregon, No. 022318, for S%NW%, WH
Sherman County Headquarter»
some unusual condition. The reverse I waders, herons, gulls, blackbirds, and lief that it will hold our farm or fac- aa follows: Commencing at 9 a. m. on SWK, Sec. 5, EttSEtt, Sec. 6,
WHNWH,
section
8,
township
1
standard
which
Thursday, January 20, and continuing
seems to be the case as government others that frequent marshes. This tory revenue up to a
. EDW. BALL, MANAGER _
south, range 16 east, Willamette me­
JEWELER
increases, barring the same unusual I I so-called disease occurs during the will maintain American wage and until Friday, January 21, 1927, st ridian, has filed notice of intention to
living conditions.
make final three year proof, to estab­
Piograa» for Examiaatrà«»
conditions that affect burines.
summer or fall months every year
Repairing a Specialty.
lish claim to the land above deacribed,
Thursday
morning
—
Arithmetic,
If the people constantly demand
in varying intensity, causing heavy
before Register, United States Land1
Writing, Oregon History.
more at the hands of government losses each season and every
- Thursday afternoon—Hiatory, Ag­ Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the
602 E. Second st
than it can supply with a normal in­ years producing a frightful devasta­
day of Javary, 1927.
riculture, Spelling.
'
• 14th
1 Doors East of Skaggs Store
Claimant names as witnesses:
crease in tax revenues, they jnust ex tion among bird life.
Friday morning—Physiology, Lan-
George Petroff and Elliott Roberta,
I pect constantly increasing tak bills.
j m
* ». ■
Th. Dall.», Orwgow
The general symptons of “duck
NEW
of M.R.A. The Dalles, Oregon, and
Friday
afternoon
—
Geography»
| But under normal conditions, it sicknesa” such as have been repotted I
Glen O. Allen and Lincoln Gilpin, of
¡.Civil
Government,
Reading.
s
HOTEL PERKINS
| would seem as if business administra­ from south Oregon in recent years, I
The Dallea. Oregon. " -
A. M. Zeverly,
W. A. Wilkinson, Acting Register.
A. E. Myara, Prapriatar
County Superintendent.
tion of governmental affairs could so according to Dr. Nelson, are succes-
I arrange its budgets that the normal । sive paralysis of the wings, legs and I
Fifth and Washington Sta.
increaae in tax receipts would take necks of the birds, and the gradual
PORTLAND, OREGON
care of the normal growth of govern­ development of a more or less com­
mental activities.
atose condition, followed by death.
These stages progress through several
I days. He says that after the birds be-
OREGON FARM STATISTICS
I come helpless those desirous of pre-
serving them may do so by carrying
According to the United States de­ I them to an inclosure with fresh water
partment of commerce supplement­ I which enables them to recover from
Painless Extraction
ary census report issued under date | I the effects of poisoning in a few days
of December 18, the farm population! land fly away apparently cured.
Office Phofte Main 93
of Oregon for the year 1926 was |
COSTS LESS THAN
210,288 a* compared with a popula­
Moro
of 214,021 for the year 1920. THE SECRET OF GOOD HEALTH
W. T. SUtten, D. D. S. tion
The figure for 1926 includes only per­
Over Wasco County Bank
sons living on farms while the figures
One of the most essential conditions
for 1920 includes also laborers and all
The Dalles, Oregon
WHERAHIKO RAWKI
for developing a healthy body is an
persons
living
outside
the
limits
of
805 tad St
abundant
supply
of
fresh
outdoor
air.
any incorporated place.
ebe is a Polynesia^ gentleman
For those who are confined by then-
of Christian tultura and re­
The value of farm implements on
The How»«
Of fi AA
A Complete Line of
markable entertainment talenta
January 1, 1926 was $86,639,615 as I work in buildings which limit air sup­
DENTIST
Wharo tk» 1»14 ^1»VV
¡compared with $41,667,125 on the I ply it is important for them to sleep who will soon bring to local people
SeiberKit and Portage Cords
a life picture of tha quaint folka
Ha. ite f«H Value ta IBM
BIGGS
United States Dental Exam
same date 1920. The number of , outdoors.
of
the
South
Sea
Islands.
He
sete
Nearly
all
rooms
are
kept
at
too
farms in the state of Oregon in 19261
iner for this district.
SERVICE
STATION
before you the arts, craftsmanship,
SPECIAL RATES
was 66,911 as compared with 50,2061 high a temperature. In addition, there customs, beliefs and musical tal­
H. H. Willard, Proprietor
in 1920; of this number 39,466 were I I is never enough moisture present and ents of hi» native Polynesians.
Room with private bath $1.50 up.
Lunch Goods
I operated by their owners in 1925 and I the air is not kept in motion. The The witchery of tropical moonlight
Wasco, Oregon
Room with bath privilege $1.00 up
Office at
I four requisites of good ventilation are nights, the wild charm and lyifu-
Bottled Drinks on Ice
33,300 operated by their owners in
Portage
Cords
at
Mail
Order
Prices
I motion, coolness, proper humidity, orous glamour of the South Seas,
MORO, OREGON
1920.
Quaker State Oils
and a continuous supply of fresh air. the Samoan Medicine Men—all
The
number
of
farms
reporting
I A temperature of 68 or 70 degrees F. this will be visualised ta hie fin­
Union Gas Ajax Tirei
mortgage debt in 1925 was 17,8931
ished entertainment classic.
I
Th. Patraaage
I with mortgage totaling $66,692,417.’ gives the best results.
Dustahould
be
prevented
from
get-1
I The number of farms having mort-
SUMMONS
Igage debt in 1920 was 14,355 with ting into the air as far as possible.
This is best accomplished by using a In the Circuit Court of the State of
I mortgage totaling $51, 999,178.
DR. C. L. POLEY
vacuum cleaner, and by using damp, I Oregon for the County of Sherman.
,
There were 3,251 farms having ra­ or better, oiled cloths for dusting. I Anne M. Lang and Elisabeth
Physlciaa aad Sergeop
-
BY AUTO
dio service in 1926 and also there
L. Lang, Plaintiffs
Articles
of
furniture
which
permit
the
I were 5,768 tractors on farms in 1925
- vs -
and
isit
the dalles
Grass
Valloy.
Oregon
| collection of large quantities of dust Charles R. Settlemeier, Charles
Ilas compared with 3,070 in 1920.
1 are not sanitary. Rugs are better I
E. Allipon. John Doe
FUNERAL HOME
Allison t the Unknown z
than carpets since they may be read-1
People can reach me from Moro;
Heirs of Charles E. Al-
at night from the long distance
ily taken up and cleaned.
THE
GREAT
LABOR
SAVER
lison
r
deceased;
also
.
the DALLES, OREGON
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
Sunlight should be abundant, as
In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of Wal-
Phone 845 The Dalles
The Dallea. ' -
'
bacteria
are
soon
killed
when
exposed
In summing up the growth of the
thet-Willinms
Company.’ .Competent workman always ready
mg an;
A. M. Wright
electric industry, Frank W. Staith, to it. The best results are obtained
interest ---------- -
to help you in any way they can at least expense to you.
I when windows are left open since
Representative at Moro
tate described _ in the
vice president of the United Electric |
For any service rendered the charge will always be reasonable.
complaint
herein,
De-
some
of
the
light
rays
are
rendered
MORO. OREGON
Light and Power company of New
fendanta.
_ ,
I ineffective when they come in con­
York, aaid that at the recent electri­
Fo Charles R. Settlemeier, Charles
cal exposition held in that city, 20,- tact with glass. Dark rooms favor
E. Allison, John Doe Allison, the
I uncleanliness, and this condition is
Unknown Heirs of Charles E. Al­
000 different electrical devices and
lison, deceased, also all other per­
appliances for the use of mankind, I usually accompanied by lack of ven-
sons or parties unknown claiming
Physician and Surgeon
THE DALLES,
-
•
OREGON.
were displayed. They represented the I tilation.
any right, title or interest in the
Moderately
dry
air
is
to
be
prefer-|
I output of a seven-billion-dollar indus­
real estate described in the com­
plaint -herein, the above named
try, which employs in all ita branches I red to that which is humid; however,
THE DALLES, OREGON
defendant*.
'
_
humid
»air
is
better
than
inside
air,
probably
1,000,000
people.
Fifty
THE DALLES
In the Name of .ths State of O«*0“-
years ago none of these devices were notwithstanding the popular preju­
You, and ea<& of you, are hereby Office at the Hamilton Hospital
dice to the contrary.
required to appear and answer the
in use^
’ Calls for and Delivers
Phone No. Hospital 487
The practice of deep breathing complaint filed against you in the
has seen the
Thomas A. Edison
1
above
entitled
suit
on
or
before
the
in Moro Wasco
growth of this industry from the be­ should be developed by everyone. For 10th day of January, 1927, the
ginning, and has been largely respon­ I those who are indoors a large part of being more than six weeks from the
and Grass Valley
sible for the enviable position of the the time a dosen or more deep date of the first publication of this
and if you fail so to appear
Mondays and Thursdays United States from the standpoint of breaths of outside air should be taken summons,
and
answer
the plaintiffs will epply
systematically
several
times
a
day.
ta universal use of electricity.
to the court for the relief pray««! £OT
In commenting on the variety of | Forced deep breathing is not as effec­ in their complaint,
..r°Lri««
lectrical articles, Mr. Smith said: tive as slow rhythmic bt-eathing and aree quieting the nue i
'In all these displays — I do not be­ sometimes it is harmful. Slow deep .nc dMeribed Mal pro|
GARÀGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
lieve there te a single exception — breathing removes some of the resi­
Eyesight Specialists,.
Township
Ona
North
of
Range
! there is but one aim; to serve man dual air in the lungs and replaces it
Fifteen Eaat of the Willamette
Manufacturing Opticians
with fresh air. At the same time,
Meridian, containing «5.76 acrea
kind.’’
Eyra Examined Glasses Fitted •
Dealers In
of land, in Sharman County,
It te a consciousness of this which I the circulation, not only of the lungs
Exclusively Optical
makes the human picture presented but in the abdomen and other parta and fudging that none of you has]
Complete Lens Manufacturing
by the growth of the^electric industry of the body, is likewise stimulated and any estate, right, title, claim or
Plant in Connection
the' blood is
.uniformly distrib­ terest in and to the above desenbed
so absorbing and so important.
OREGON
uted. ’
White Restaurant
Bank Hotel
1
$1.00
H
Seiberiing All - Tread
Dr J. R. Morgan
Sherman Garage & Mchy Co
WHEN YOU TRAVEL
V
STORE YOUR CAR
Dr W. N- Morse
WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
Model Laundry
FOSS & (
De Larhue
Optical Co.
throufh’ you. b« tort’ur dth«reU
Governor-elect Patterson, under I
Portland Buffered from a famine of from asserting H»y
the law, will not assume the duties of
in law at ta
the executive department until the seaaonable poultry for the New Tear’s either
such other.relief aa the Court shal
dinner
this
year.
The
price
of
turk
­
legislature convenes January 10. As
t^ThisSummon« is aerved upon you
soon as the legislature canvasses the eys advanced sharply to 52 cento a
pound
on
the
public
market
with
prac-1
1 by publication thereof once a week
। vote cast for governor at the general
for rix »uccemive weeks,» m purs .
tically
none
offered.
Retail
shops
election the governor-elect will take
an<fe
of an order of the Circuit Court
the oath of office. This will b. admin were so famished for supplies that of Sherman County, Oregon, nuule
they
grabbed
the
Jew
birds
in
sight
isterod by Chief Justice Burnett of
and entered on the 24th day of No-
the state supreme court. The legis­ gladly paying the full price to aupply DaTe^of first publication, November
lature then will liaten to the messages a few of tbeir orders. Retail sales
of both the incoming and the outgoing were generally at 55 to 60 cents a
pound, but most shops had none to
governors.
1927.
,
offer at any price.
JOHN M. PIPES,
.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
College girls are taking up boxing.
idress:
M
Anybody aver hear a flapper sing
710 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.,
They wrestle, also, but it is called
Portland, Oregon.
Homa, Sweet Hom# T”
denning
|
Moro, Oregon
Plow Shares Sharpened
Double Trees and- Single Trees
Woodworking
Sells and installs the famous
Mueller pipe or pipeless furnace
WASCO. OREGON
Tank Lumber and Hardwood