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pioneer minister and a resident of tho
Rogue River valley &r mure than 60
Foor fatal accidenta tai Oregon in*
Seaweed Harvest of
importance in Japan
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Remarkable Service
Guaranteed Watch
industrial adoidont oaamiaeioa for the
Public attention has of late been di­
— AND —
Japanese soldiers do not give much rected to casualty insurance more
wook ending December 33. Workmen
reported as having lost their lives trouble to the quartermaster's depart­ than ever before, because much polit­
While playing with a .33 rifle last througiulnduatrlaJ accidents are Chas. ment In flie field they are capable
ical agitation has centered around it
BJ EXPERT WORKMEN
of great endurance on a diet of dried
wook, the 10-yoarold son of Mr. and
Kerr, Marsh gold; Hoary M. Seothoff.
rice, dried fish, dried seaweed, and in connection with schemes to estab­
Mrs. Leininger of the middle Hood
Leave Your Work with W. A.
Maupin; Joo L. Polaon, BL Helena,
lish compulsory automobile liability
Ruggles at Moro fionfoctiooerj
River valley shot and killed his 12- apd Alton K. Holman, Seattle. A total plckled'plums. The seaweed Is wrapped insurance.
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round the rice and u^ed gs a "relish”
year-old brother.
of 595 accidents subject to tho provk i to it Given a tiny fire, a stewpan, and
Probably no business is so much the
Mrs. Mary Henderson. who died in siona of the workmen’s compensation the rations mentioned, they are per­ development of the times as . is cas­
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Baker last Monday, at the age of 90 act wore reported to the commission fectly content, whatever the weather ualty insurance. This type of insur-
and however long the marches.
years, was aa Oregon pioneer of 1943, during the week.
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rance today assumes the risks which 1
Seaweed is grown specially for food
National banks of Portland, with
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beset
the
individual
on
every
side.
purposes, being cultivated with as j
capital of 95,609,900, made 98.033,000
The present day tendency is to
much care as any other crop. Aftei
net profits, including recoveries, dur­ the typhoon ugeason, the women maj make somebody pay for every acci­
ote killed tn Curry county before the ing the fiscal year ending Juno 30,
dent.
Without casualty insurance,
935 bounty on the animal can be col­ 1927, according to tho report of the trees which4 have been stripped ot the average business runs the risk of
lected. according to an order issued comptroller of currency.
Of those their leaves, though all the small financial ruin on account of an ad­
esumlngs 9745,000 was paid out tai divi­ branches are left Intact. These are verse judgment rendered against it
by ths county court
of Portland, Oregon
During the drawn Into tho weed on the shore because it may accidently injure the
Portland has a population of approx- dends to stockholders.
acres
of
brushy
saplings
being
ar
Imately 344,540. according to figures I same period the national banks of the
public or its employes.
IS REPRESENTED IN
complied for the Portland chamber of state, 90 la number, with capital of ranged In lobg. parallel rows where i
The marvel is that the casualty in­
SHERMAN
COUNTY BY
the tide ebbs over them twice dally
commerce by Professor Kent of Ore- 96.310,000, earned 91,476,000 not, la
Gradually, the green fernlike wood surance companies, dealing with 'such
gon Agricultural college.
eluding recoveries, an^ paid 9576.000
collects on the branches, end flour an element of uncertainty, have been
A tl», baby boy. —«bio« but lhrM 1« dind.-d,
Oro« »roflu ot m. ishes there until the farmers harvest able to offer insurance against every
pouad., 1. apparently thrivtn« at Cor Portland bank. toUlod‘
“d it It is then carefully picked uvei
known risk and many which are un­
mill, «on.ral hoapltal. whar. doctor. f«r th. up-.tat. bank. It.utl.o«
■nd dried for future use.
known, at such reasonable rates.
and nurses worked over him a full
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Roos of MUI
The endeavor to force the state in­
l it H + Mrt
hour before ho drew breath.
City celebrated their 53d wedding an-
to this line of business in competition ■ I |■^♦4♦4■6 I
West Salem will have city carrier niversary last Saturday. Mr. R**M M
I with private companies is a mistake.
aft« J—ry 1. 1»««. 1» 0. 0
«. O. bWM O tur
London.—Whales make the stout I The state may regulate, but it should
past West Salem has received its.mail health and ha being
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** y, eat
submarines
look
exceedingly not operate private business.
over a rural route out of Salem, and leading ^^actlvq life u®b s
A tame when ft comes to. diving Ac­
Oswego Laho Water. Light A cording to it. W. Gray, a British nat
Eyesight Specialists
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has had only one delivery dally.
company {a required by an or­ urallgt. th«y r<*ch depths of 700 L
OBSERVER WANT ADS
Manufacturing
Opticians
The total tax levy for Clackamas
tho public sort loo oommiaalon, 800 fathoma, or from 4,200 to 4,80<‘
’ Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted «>
county for 1938 will reach 81366459,
recently, to establish
an ade- ( feet, when they are attacked. They FOR SALE—Twelve head of horses;
Exclusively Optical
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according to Oguros compiled by Coun |
fof Ug HtroM
do not make a gradual, sloping descent,
. one 3-bottom 16-inch Vulcan plow;
Complete
Lens
Manufacturing
either, but straight down. Thia he
one 5-section harrow; six set of har-
April 1. Patrons complained that the
Plant in Connection
havtor la known to whalers aa‘’sound
Clerk Don J. Ryan -The state tax will
n^s; collars nearly new. Inquire of
service was inadequate «nd unreason­
OREL.N
TRE DALLES
ing."
Moro Hardware A implement Co. fon
amount to 8350,108.
able.
#
15-16 Vogt Block.
terms and prices or of H. C. Thomp­
In
the
old
days,
when
whales
were
Elk In bands from five to 20 are
County Judge Moses of Bepton coun­
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hunted with hand harpoons or with son, owner, Moro, Oregon.
to bo oeea almoat dally by motorista ty, president of the State association
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tun harpoons of a type that did aot
on tho Roooevolt highway a few mllea of County Judges and. Commissioners, kill them quickly, the huge tea beast.« WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any
rixe or weighL . Crippled or de­
below Gold Beach. It io estimated has called a state convention of the frequently died at the limit of their
feet.
Wern mark’s Shoe
there are between 50 and 50 ia the organisation, to be held in Portland dfve, and getting them 8ack to the formed
Store, The Dalles.
Hunters Hoad band.
surface was a long and arduous task
three days, starting January 34.
Sometimes in shallow water they WANTED—Sherman county now
John Mayfield, about 46, was shot
Dates for the annual meeting of tho
open for steady hustler ~to sell
crashed into the bottom and thu*
to death at Imbler last week by an Oregon Woolgrowers association in
Ward’s Reliable Remedies and other
killed
themselves.
uaidentifiod assailant.
The bullet, Pendleton have been changed to Jan-
Mr. Gray Is of the opinion that the I Products. Experience not necessary.
fired from a rifle, entered the front । uary 9 and 10. The change was made thickness of the whale’s blubber, or Offers btg earnings on small capital.
glasses you esn stop
Particulars on requesL Dr. Ward’s
in order not to conflict with tho- an­ protective layer of faL may have some
all your eye strain.
Medical Company.
Winona, Minn.
nual meeting of the Montana Wool­ thing to do with Ita "rounding” abll
Protect "your eyea
Established 1856. .
and they will, take
ity.
He notea that the Greenland
growers asaociation.
care of you.
We
A peppermint oil factory has beea whale, which has very thick blubber.
are best prepared to take care of
’ can reach much greater depths than
started In Salem quietly and ia now
your eyes than any one in Eastern
Its relative, the narwhal.
running steadily at a capacity oC 36
Oregon.
pounds per hour, It Is announced. Tho
is rapidly nearlag completion.
plant is owned by L. O. Harrold, and
In compliance with the Federal
water power act (41 Stat., 1068) no­
Lew Rigg*. Wasco county deputy is soon to bo increased to 385 pounds
320 E. Second Street.
tice
is hereby given that the
sheriff and well-known resident of per hour capacity
New York.-»An account of the emo
Deschutes Falls Power Company, Car-
I Gold proved to be* Santa Claus’
Rowena, was badly injured Wednes­
tlon and struggles of Mark Twain son City, Nevada, has filed an appli­
day afternoon when a post support greatest gift to Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. when his mill ion-dollar fortune was cation for a preliminary permit for a
I Oliver of 8L Helens. In the crop of being swept away by the publishing power development at Sherar Falls
t White Leghorn chicken, which they house he had bought, was given by Deschutes river, in Sherman an<
Any ob­
had
bought from D. J. Sickles of Yank- the author In a collection of letters Wasco Counties, Oregon.
From nine acres on the Ernest
purchased from a private estate by jection to such application or request
Dougins farm tn Grand Island district ton for thoir Christmas dinner, they. Aaron Mendota, dealer In old books.
for a hearing thereon, together with
any briefs, reports, or other data for
Willamette river bottom land, more found a gold nugget about twice as
The letters revealed him as harassed
which consideration is desired should
large as a pinhead. -
but kindly, honest fur beyond his legal be submitted to the Executive Secre­
dated. It is SC the HeodrBatcher and
Secretary of War Davis announces obligations, and writing to keep his tary, Federal. Power Commission,
approval of expenditures for construc­ mind off his troubles.
Washington, D. C.
8t-d9j27
tion of aa administration building and I
developed ftrut-grade oom.
“I mpan to ship 'Pud’nhead Wilson
A.C. Ruby of Portland was elected completion of an electric system at I to yon.»» Twain wrote his publisher
Repairing a 8t»A'laity.
président nt the Pacific International the Oregon National Guard camp at w during one of the yean ot depression
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Gearhart as part of the program for "I am almost sorry it Is finished. It
Ndtice is hereby given that the un­
502 E. Second st.
the last half of the present fiscal was good entertainment to work at ft dersigned has been duly appointed
Doors East of Skaggs Store
2
and
kept
dïy
mind
away
from
other
executrix of the estate of Otto Peeta,
dent olaoo IMI. Mr. Stuart resigned year, ending June 13 next
things.”
deceased, and any and all
The Dalles, Oregon
Industrial expansion in Portland
bril retained his directorship and true
luring 1527 has increased payrolls
are hereby required to present said
A Philanthropi»t
The Asteria police force has been 11,699,700 and has brought 91.105.500
claims, duly verified as by law re­
Sidney was only seventeen, but he
quired, at the office or home of Mar­
cut from alae to flvo moa in a recent In "Investments in new buildings, ae-
had the air wf seventy. Sauntering
upheaval which was initiated a woek cording to figures "announced by theo down tho Strand, he took out a ciga­ garet Peeta, Moro, Sherman County,
Oregon, within six months from the
Industries department of the Portland
rette, only to find he had no matches. date of this notice.
Mclrwla, when ha was called on the chamber of commerce and the Oregon
So he made for a tobacconist and
Dated December 5th, 1927.
MARGARET PEETZ
carpet by Chief of Police Murphy and Manufacturers association.
asked for a light x
.
“ QUIET SERVICE”
Executrix of the estate of Otto
“
We
don
’
t
give
matches
away,"
he
City Manager Kreta.
Organised for the purpose of con-
was told, rather rudely, by the men Peets, deceased.
Property valued at nearly 9175,909 itructing a railroad line from a point
behind the counter. "We sell them.” First published December 9th, 1927
was destroyed In Reedsport last wook |u»t north of Albany in a general east
Last published January *6th. 1928
"How much?” asked Sidney.
by fire, and industrial plants of half I »rly direction to a point in or near
"A penny a box"
a million dollars' Value wore threaten- the city of Bend, the Albany A Rast
Sidney paid up and lit his cigarette NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE
Id by a blase of undetermined ori­ srn Railroad company haa filed arti­
with dangerous calm. Ho put the
OF REAL PROPERTY
gin. The fire destroyed the Coast cles of incorporation with the state
matches back on the counter.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
THE DALLES, OREGON
Fisheries and Anderson Packing plant corporation department in Salem.
“Look here,” be said coldly, "when Oregon, for the County of Multno­
mah,
in
probate.
next
a
gentleman
asks
for
a
light
tn
within two hours.
The first of the Oregon soldiers’ |
. In the Matter of the Guardianship
purchasing of right of way prop- bonus bonds to mature, a block of this shop, kindly give him one of my of Earl Rasmussen, Incompetent.
matches.”—-Answers. London.
1500,000, became due January 1, and
, Notice is hereby given that in pur­
suance to a license and order of the
Home by M. Lynott and J. F. Byors, State Treasurer Kay forwarded a draft
Venerable Student
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
who have been surveying a railway tor । th a amount to the state fiscal
Montreal, Quebec.—J. P. B.
for the County of Multnomah, Pro­
route between Albany and Footer, was agent in New York. After the pay
grain, seven^y-ope» engineer and sens
bate Department, duly granted, made
meat of this amount there was still
tor, Ie enrolled ns a student at McGill and entered in the above entitled
Washington at Fifth Street,,
outstanding 928.500,000 in soldiers’
university. He desires to brush up on matter on the 1st day of-December,
PORTLAND,
OREGON
(1927,
tlie
undersigned,
E.
A.
Sound,
surveying part of tho route.
his
chemistry.
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bonus bonds.
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[ Guardian of the Estate of Earl Ras­
’'The high school strike at Newport
Elimination of tolls on the Portland-
mussen, incompetent, will from and
' Most of Them Fall 1
ended abruptly last week when >7 of Vancouver interstate bridge on Janu­
after the 10th day of January, 1928,
New York.—Peart Doles Bell, nov­ at 508 Northwestern Bank Buildin
tho students presented themselves at ary 1, 1939, was assured last week
elist, frequently said she knew too in the City of Portland, Multnomah
tho school and, through a reprosonta- when the Oregon State highway oom
County, State of Oregon, ^11 at
tivo of their parents, said they had de­ mission and the board of Multnomah 1 mu-h about love to succumb 96 It private sale to the highest and best
Now she Is on a honeymoon with Gil­
cided to roturn to their studies. They county commissioners reached an
bidder all the right, title, interest and
bert K. Rubens.
asked Mrs. Daisy T. Halleck, prin­ agreement for the transfer of the ,
estate of said Earl Rasmussen, incom­
petent, in and to the following
cipal, against whose administration bridge to tho highway commission on
described real property situated in
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they had been protesting, to aid them December M; 1938.
the County of Sherman and State of
years, died last woek near Phoenix,
z
W. c. BRYANT
Jewelry Repairing
Attorney-at-Law /
F. H. COOLIDGE
Office Phone Main 93
The
Weetern Savings and
Loan Association
VM affirmed by the supreme court
4 fan from a high chair into ita
Mrs. W. H. Wyrick of Bridge, near
Myrtle Point.
Yina manufactured by the Oregon
Dr J R. Morgan
DENTIST
United State* Dental Exum
iner for this district.
K. Schade, Agent
at Moro, Oregon
Whale.’ Dive. Beat
Those of Submarine.
De Larhue
Office at .
MORO, OREGON
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DR THOS. D.TISHER
Optical Co.
Janses Samuel March, widely known
■we
POUND’S
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JEWELRY AND GIFT
SHOP
Th* Dalle«, Oregon
or exclusive
Christmas Cards
Birth Cards
Visiting Cards
Condolence Cards
Office in Moro Hotel
Hours 9 to 6 p. m.
Sundays and
appointment.
When in The Dalles
HAVE YOUR
Lunch or Dinner 35C
(Full Coitfse)
at the
408 E. 2nd St
Lunch and Dinner combinations
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulane« Service
MORO. OREGON
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Model Laundry
Calls for and Delivers
in Moro Wasco
and Grass Valley
CALLAWAY’S
FUNERAL CHAPEL
by
DR. C. L. POLEY
Be Uncomfortable
Physician
Grata
Physician and Surgeon
THE
A. M. HICKS
Plumbing
Sells and installs the famous
Mueller pipe or pipeless furnace
WASCO, OREGON
BIGGS
SERVICE
STATION
H. H. Willard, Proprietor
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Lunch Goods
Bottled Drinks on Ice
Quaker State Oils
Union Gas Ajax Tires
NEW
HOTEL PERKÍNS -
Rocky mountains, Is under a think
sheet of lee, and skaters can skim
daylight, to make the arrest.
Union and Third St
Mitering the burning building evident-
ty in search of one of the children, was
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Washington.—Radio made H I
J J possible for the United States ‘I
11 to avoid serious conflicts It two ♦
¡J countries—China and Nlcaragns I
n —where Its armed forces were ♦
n protecting Americans. Secretary 5
u Wilbur of the navy said In an J
S! address recently before the tele- 2
i > phone and telegraph sections of J
J i the American Railway assoefn $
Flower» at Wedding»
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It 16 Impossible to state when
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Through radio communication. I
flowers were first used at a wedding.
’ J decisions of leaders of the Amer- 4
■tem this ls\a very ancient custom.
'! lean forces I d those countrlee I
Orange blossoms were worn end car­
ried by brides from the earliest times, ‘ J could be pieced before the Pres- *
as they portend luck and happiness. ji Ident and his cabinet, he said.
Spencer and Milton were of the opin­ ” sad In a few moments the 1st
ion that the orange was the golden ii tor’s Instructions could be aeni
apple presented to Jupiter by Juno J' back to the foreign countries.
| He added that If It had not been
on her wedding day.
It wss
for the radio and airplanes In X*
tnmary for the Anglo-Saxon brldWMO
Mississippi flood 10,000 Uvea *
give her friends small knots and rib* I the
would h.v
loat
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bone to wear or carry on the wed­ X WM have
ding day. This custom still survives iyigBO|Ml»flflil|i||l MM* flflfl fl 9*
in the bouquets of the bridesmaids.
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Section Twenty Nine (29),
Township
Two
(2),
North
Range Seventeen (17) East of
the Willamette Meridian, con­
taining 160 acres; and the
I
Northeast Quarter (NEU) of
Section Thirty-two (38), Town­
ship Two (2) North
I , Seventeen (17) East of the Wil­
lamette Meridian, containing
160 acres.
Terms of sale 10% cash upon sub­
mitting bid and the balance cash
I upon sale., being confirmed by the
above entitled court. Any and all
sales will be made subject to the con­
firmation of the above entitled court.
Date of first publication 9th day of
December, 1927.
Date of last publication 6th day of
January, 1928.
E. A. SOUND,
Guardian of the Estate of Bari
Rasmussen, incompetent.
508 Northwestern
Bank Bldg., Portland, Oregon, attor-
I n«y
F“41“'
Tho Patronage
of my Sharma a County Neighbors
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HHÏM I'M»!
:: JAMES STEWART :
SHERMAN COUNTT
STOCK AND BRAND
INSPECTOR
«I s
of
Hospital
Phone No. Hospital 841
CRANDALL
Undertaking Company
^Southeast Quarter
DALLES, OREGON
Office at Mid-Columbia
„ Lady Assistants
With every lake of the Klamath ba­
sin covered with thick loo and with
deep snow throughout the central and
northern sections of the county, win­
ter sports in Klamath are now in
vogue. Upper Kidmath lake, tho larg-
Oregon
Dr W. N. Morse
JEWELER
Wilbur Say« Radio
Saved 19,000 Live»' J
Valley,
Surgeon
Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse
D Lindquist
Property ^owners of Portland will
pay taxes next year at tho rate of 41.8
mills, tho highest levy In tho history
of tho city, It is practically certain.
Tho total certified levy for aM peW
pooee, Including tho state levy of 9V
902,533.64, is 917,353,587.86, aa Increase
of 91.1M.5M M over tho levy of 818/
034.989.80 for 1M4. payable this yeaf.
and
People can reach me from Moro
at night from the long distance
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
The Dalles.
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Phone 3 5-J
White Restaurant
hours
Moro, Oregon
The Dalles, Oregon
Hotel Moro Bid«
other
WHY
Bare Money Worries
Rhone 481
PHYSICIAN
CHIROPRACTIC
Federal Power Commission
SHERMAN ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Oregon
Moro
:
Moro - - Oregon
DEPUTIES: L. Scbadewits, Kent, Í I
: Oregon; Dr. Joe. Saunders, Moro, ' ‘
J Ore.; W. H. Merer, Wasco, Ore. • •
f ilili Mil IIH IIIWW
Now under the
Personal Management
- OF -
Mr. E. A. Troutman
Our usuhl pre-war transient
rates still prevail.
SPECIAL WINTER RATES TO
PERMANENT GUESTS
Let us show you our
Accommodations
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Bank Hotel
The Dalles’ Newest and Bast,
Hostelry
'CENTRALLY LOCATED
s
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Sherman Coaoty Meadquariera ;
- EDW. BALL, MANAGER
The Dalleo
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while.
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