s
The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday Jane 28, 1929.
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/INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
The Jankman
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S Y N O P S IS O F T H E ^ N N U A L B T A T K M E N T
- W h en in T h e D a lle s
Consider, sir, the Junkman I lie Is
a high commissioned officer In the war tile northern assurance
HAVE YOUR'
COMPANY, LTD.
against waste. He even merits a
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Rather a Large
on tto« t h lr t y - f l r a t fla y
medal with palms, for be Is dally as Sf
’^rto"^'I«wuranea
m a d a to th e In a u ra n e »
L unch or D in n er
about sevuu mils* south of Bundon
sisting In the Important work of con C o m g la a lo n a r Of the S ta ta o f O ragon. p u rau -
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— I ■
O rder
a n t to la w ;
near the Roosevelt highway.
» (Full Couree) \
serving value« and, by preventing
D en ia l o f M atch M ay B ring 4 a iin Event* o f T h e W e e k
waste, make« substantial contribution X n M o a t o f «M *11* 1
iOS.OQO.SO
With more than K)0 bankers ip »V
at the
By JOHN SMITH
to the world’s store of wealth, fn re
up
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tendance, the 24th annual convention
H ea v y Fine.
A sse m b le d For Our
cent
years,
reclamation
of
basic
ma
of the Oregon Bankers’ association
terials has been so extensively devel
and
ra n ts
(Copyright-)
Dresden, Germany.—A Dresden ap
R eaders
was held In La Grande recently.
« oped as to have attained a high peak
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vouroaa
ro- SOS.OSS.OS
EXRY had brains, but he was a peal court has upheld a man who com
Dan Becker, head rigger In Western
of economic prominence. Skilled scien “ s f K d ' i s a i s : ;
plained against another for refusing
blunderbuss. His stenographer
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Lumber
company’s
logging
camp
at
tist!
In
the
employ
of
our
large
cor
T o ta l Incorna
Mary Crocker, believed In keeping her to give him a light on the street The
A camp has been opened and work
D ta b o ra rm e n ta .
porations
give
their
entire
time—long
408 E. 2nd St.
Westfir,
was
killed
when
the
top
>ye on him, and when bis brains won specific charge was Insult and offense. started at Larch jabuntaln on the ex
hours every day—to the reduction of
a
tree
fell,
striking
him
on
the
head.
Like
most
laws,
this
law
against
In
T h e D a lle s, O regon
■him a promotion In the foundry, sue
tension of the forest road which is to
waste, thereby swelling surplus prof C om niiaalona a n d t a la rle » paid
The Clatsop county court has ob Its which otherwise would be forfeit T Ä r t Ä r i ü iiü W i “
kept to herself the suspicion that the sult and offense has a common-sense be built around Larch. The road was
A» o i W h . r ™ * » a n u ^ i S ® ; «
background, although It may be abused
We also nerve, at usual prices,
blunderbuss part of him would soon
tained listings of land available for
ed. The Junkman, In his own way, Is
by frivolous, or childish, or spiteful completed alffiost to the mountain last
Lunch and Dinner combinations
er or later get him Into trouble.
farming, dairying and poultry raising
serving the same purpose.
T o t a l axp andK uraa . . . » ............ 3 5 ,4 0 0 ,8 8 * M
that are said by our patrons to
There were two factors hostile to application. The law Is designed pri year. It is expected three miles of
A s ta ta .
equal Home Cooking.
marily to curb those persons who are new road will be completed this sea purposes, as s step in land settlem ent
bis success. One was a natural an
grossly
offensive
and
rude
to
their
Napoleon’s Prophecy
The annual convention of the Bun
son.
- y* '
tlpathy to the efficiency methods of
day school and Christian Endeavor so
minutely subdivided bookkeeping and neighbors and so are likely to create
“Not one of my descendants or rela
(a b a n k a an d on h a n d . . . .
W fc jM T .S t
The Tri-County Grange picnic has
cieties of the United Brethren church
cost accounting as practiced In the breaches of the peace. A comparable been set for June 2». It will be held
tlves Is capable of regaining the P re m iu m » m c o u rte o f e o litc tio n
general office. The other was r. rival law was that on the staute books of at Redmond’s fair grounds. Prises
I»?»1"0 ,U>0*
X.804.80S .81
throne of France. So the girls had
of western Oregon was held In Salem
» in « of the states of the United
In another department In this depart
better
marry
Into
the
Colonnn
and
du’
M-»“ 22
will be .given by Redmond business
recently.
went Mary’s brother Jim also worked. States long before prohibition, which
Orslnl families. These are the fam O th e r i
men
for
the
winners
of
various
con
Notwithstanding
fears
of
damage
to
» 9 ,5 5 1 ,0 8 4 .8 0
T o t a l a d m itte d aaset»
.
The rival’s name was Peter Revere forbade drinking alcoholic liquor on
ilies that produce popes,” so confided
Done promptly and in a work-
the strawberry crop in Washington
LUbUlUe».
and he was unmltlgatedly jealous of trains. Experience had proved that tests in sports. Vern Llvesay, who Is
Napoleon to General Bertrand, one of
. manship manner by
county through weather conditions, a
Henry’s promotion, not tskiifi into ac many times train drinkers became on the entertainment committee, has
his closest companions. It was known
iögrlskj .... 5 ,0 1 8 ,5 0 5 .8 8
drunk
and
abusive
and
a
menace
to
very
large
yield
of
partdularly
flue
promised
a
good
speaker.
count the fact that Henry l».:»l 1 rains,
that General Bertrand wrote down the
c o m m la tlo a
J. A. MEE
while Peter used his head ciia'.’v as their fellow passengers.
George Brownlee of Jacksonville,
being gathered and marketed.
Corslcan’t last wishes but for many A * other u á b llitía a ................. .. t > «¿¡SS 88
Shop
opposite
Jewelry Store.
.
• on
_ the Bear nmolr
f IK c FA. *
__ flfb-
Often Wrongly Applied.
a place In which to stable u mean
years the manuscript was lost nnd
employed
creek H
bridge,
The mysterious yellow
sediment no
Itlaa. p c lu a J v « « f
,400.889.04
W w co, O regon
The great trouble with such laws
disposition. ----------*---------- - . _
only recently e s s published 4 » H»®
being built on the right of way of the
ticed on pools of water and along
p a tin a s e «a O re « « « fe a th a Year.
The fifth person concerned In this as ila.t upheld In Dresden Is that they
POSTAGE PAID BOTH W AYS
Revue des Deux Mondea.
Medford-Sams valley highway, sus
Bend strefts is pronounced to be pine
rromlu“ « f" ***
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little drama was familiarly known arc often wrongly applied. Any man
“Some day.” Napoleon continued,
tained a badly crushed chest when a
pollen. The pines are now shedding
Walter A. May & Son, agent
as the “boss." Spoken bf, that was ached for u light late at night by
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“there will • be n Bonaparte In the
heavy pump fell upon him, pinning
their pollen throughout the Deschutes
at Moro,
his title. Spoken to, he was Mr. burly stranger In a deserted street
chair of St. Peter, nnd so my name ; mobthcbn am ubancx co ., ltd .
Stockbridge. Stockbridge, Wallace M , might well think that the old scheme him beneath the waters of Bear creek,
P a c i f i c C<J*»V M a n a r e r
region,
will he revered once more nnd thut
from where he was rescued by fellow
In the telephone, book. He owned the of usklng for a light preparatory to
S ta tu to r y resid en t a t to rn e y f ° r
One hundred and eighty-two students
all
over the Chrlstlhn world.
R O . v ä h e n ty n e , B o a r d o f T .a d e b ld g .,
foundry, was Inordinately fond of It pulling a robbery of the wayfarer was workers.
had enrolled for the sim m er
01
P o rtla n d ,
‘
and lndefatigably Interested In Its i about to be tried. Certainly, the aver
The Salem city council has adopted
the Eastern Oregon Normal school at
Moro Plumbing Shop
least Important activities. At times age person In the United States looks the report of the police committee-re
NO 1»
La Grande, and President Inlow ex
he was badly bitten by the efficiency askance at light askers In deserted
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n
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jecting all bids for the proposed new
C. A . B I N D E R , P r o p .
pects the total to reach 200 before the
TU A L CASUALTY COM PANY
bug, but so far the effects of such a streets, and more so at strangers who
street
traffic
lights.
Money
appro
D
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.
L.
P
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Y
Phone
632 Moro, Ore, Phone 632
term
starts.
bite had not been felt personally by ask the (line. Still, a law against In
c M « r.,T . w . «•.*• - X r » « .
priated for the purchase of the traffic
'Despite
the
prevalence
of
cloudy,
sult
and
offense
might
be
a
boon
for
Henry.
Complete Line at Plumbing
Recently, however, there had been lightweights In subway crushes or signals will be expended In employing
damp weather In the Dayton locality,
Supplies
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g o o n
additional police officers during a
a bit of trouble somewhere. A vast would+e ticket buyers at some New
growers report that strawberries are
T in e n d S h e e t M e tn l W o r k
4y . ,
number of conventions to be held theie
G ra»» V a lla y , 9 r « $ ° "
supply—enough to last for years
York theaters.
ripening well and they are large and
A g e n t fo r R o y a l H o t A ir P o r n a e o
of European thread had been ac
Fines up to $100 and even Imprison during the summer.
of excellent flavor. Other crop« are
D e a le r in P u m p s a n d W in d m ills
|.t
I.«. ’. 1 £“ri",',,ÌS»J»ÌÌ»«
cumulating without rhyme or reason ment are the penalties which threaten
Continued heavy rains la the Enter
People can reach me from Muro
Better facilities, lower coat of parts
also thriving.
Henry was frankly puzzled. While j the Germana who refuse a light to a
» ¿ S r i» *
-< • j s s s f ,,
prise section during the first of th®
and experienced workers give you
at night from the long distance
The 22d annual summer session has
most of the routing of material was Btrnnger | n the street anxious to
the best Berviee. Call us at onco.
month have insured a good crop or
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
opened at Corvallis with an initial en
In his hapds there was one depart- ,gnlte his cigarette, cigar or pipe,
fall
grain
and
have
done
much
for
went which he had not taken over, . TJlla ,s tlie great gurprise for the
The Dallas.
rollment of 591 adults in addition to
*
DIBBUHBSggBWT»
.
other crops and the stock ranges.
nnd he surmised that some one there Gernian WOrld of smokers provided as
g a t U s a ta P * ‘ d
y| » J l » . 7 l 8 . 4 7
the 645 boys and girls club members
was acting according to orders from (
verdict In the case before the Stockmen report that grass was never
already there for the two weeks’ 4-H
„ .v a .iS i’S s r
a"«-
better than at present, and cattle and
higher up.
Dresden court of appeal.
summer
session.
Phone 35-J
But there was another little rif» I
iruult Upheld.
sheep are in prime condition,
There were 1.992.376 pounds of milk
th e * • " “ •— “ " " ¿ " ■ » ¿ '« '* '¿ * 1 4 d a r in g
In his lute which for the moment was j
Krause, hurrying home o n e.
An open season on antelope in Lake
T a x « « , licensee a n d * • • • ’
1 1 6 ,8 5 3 4 0
produced 1» Tillamook county during
” quiet service *•
causing a greater discord and drown
night last year through the streets of and Harney counties would, if proper
A m o u n t of »11 o th e r • r P * ’>dlt£ r f 2 g j i'« 3 .9 *
the
month
of
May
and
$3,81$
pounds
Ing out other harsh sounds.
Dresden, had somewhat brusquely re ly regulated, do no particular barm,
His stenographer had something fused the request of a fellow pedes
of butterfat, according to the report
Lady A ssistants
P h y sician and Surgeon
in the opinion of Stanley G. Jewett,
else up her sleeve besides a plump trian that he should stop and allow
of the Tillamook Dairy Herd Improve
Vaia,
rt
m l
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I« " » "
well-rounded arm. Henry had caught him to light his cigarette on the glow Oregon chip! of the United States bio
ment association.
CRANDALL
v .m " l .m u
logical Survey. Mr. ¿eyrett recently
THE DALLES, OREGON
glimpses of filing cards of a color nnd ing end of Herr Krause’s cigar.
— 5 ,3 5 1 ,4 8 3 .0 0
ket
tb I ud )
.......
One
of
the
biggest
events
of
the
and
e
o
lU
t
a
’’»
'.
returned
ifrom
a
trip
through
the
an
size which he knew had no meaning
The petitioner took Herr Krause’s
b o a ng on
m o rt^ k fe t
U n d erta k in g C om pany
1 ,1 3 8 .5 0 0 .0 0
year for the people of the Pacific
In his department. Caught studying refusal so much to heart that he pur telope country. He estimated there
Office at Mid-Columbia Hospital
C a lh i n 'b a n k a a n d an * a ^ " Y , 0 8 8 . 8 7 3 57
them. Mary had flushed uncomfortably. sued him and had him arrested by a are at least 36,000 antelope io the two
northwest, the combined brigade re
THE DALLES, OREGON
V» eou r»a o f c o h e e tto a w r it -
Phone No.' Hospital 841
and thrust them out of sight In a policeman, who took Herr Krause a counties.
view and combat demonstration at
pigeonhole In her desk. Now, what address.
f e d e r a i M u tu a l A U to n e e Lo»« ^ j ^ T o . J S
The 49th annual G, A, R, encamp Camp Clatsop, which la one of the few
the deuce, ruminated Henry, was
The owner of the unllgbted cigar
ment
came to a close at Newberg re of Its kind In the entire UoltH States,
Mary up to?
I n t e r a « ! a n d r e n te due a n d
jy
ette then proceeded .to sue Herr
was held patqrday, k M Major-Gen
» Then everything happened at once. Krause before the civic court for in cently with the Installation of the
eral John L. Hine, commanding offi
B e l n « n r » n t » due 90 to»««« 9**4 —
f'dii.ll
It started on a back page of a popu
sult and offense, which under Ger newly elected officers. When it came
cer of the 9th corp« area from the
T o ta i" "adteitted « •*« « • J 1 0 .3 0 4 ,9 8 7 .T F
B a n k
H o te l
lar magazine. W. M. Stockbridge, man law Is punishable with heavy
to the final election of department
U X B IU tT T B S
Presidio, San Francisco, acting as re
pursuing a story through the adver fines nnd even Imprisonment Herr commander, all opposition to the can-
O ro»» c la im « f o r to«»«« n B P | / 0 6 7^ T 8 " 7 8
tisements, happened Instead on an ef Krause was found guilty of having dldaoy pf L. C. Washburn of McMinn viewing officer.
Phone 772
Am ount” 'o f 'u n e .'r u . d
ficiency blurb and took It all In. as insulted the would be-smoker and
T h e D o ll« « ’ N e w e s t a n d B e e t
The land settlement committee of
ville, forme* Jupiojr ylce-commander,
WASCO, OREGON
he periodically did.
^he Enterprise chamber of commerce
H o s te lr y
was sentenced to pny a small fine.
disappeared. Dr. Halt of Portland was
Next morning he set out on a tour
lie appealed against this verdict,
met
at
Wallow^
with
committees
from
elected medical adviser.
C entrally X ocat<id
of the foundry, resolved to find some
however, and the Dresden court of
the chambers of other towns ip Jlnlon
The surf caught several automobiles
rogV
ai81
I
Phy»iciaD
and
S
y
rçço
n
thing which needed correction. Run appeal absolved him from the fine,
and Wallows counties and formulated
S h e r m a n C o u n ty H e a d q u a r te r s
S v iiiii» »
recently at Waldport, but all except
■ nlng Into Peter Revere, he soon -tils but declared at the same time that
a plan for advertising the two coun
K e t p re m iu m « r « e « ir » d
* u r l^ 0
covered quite as much as, If not more “the refusal to oblige a person with
obs were rescued by the McMillin
EDW. BALL, MANAGER
Office and Reaideqce in the Burres
than, he had hoped for. In the course a light can constitute an Insult.”
wrecking crew with little damage. A ties and making an effort to bring
LoX ' p a id d u r ln a ' t
h
.
”
new settlers to this section for divers
Lo«»e« in c u r r e d d u r in g th e y e a r . - - - - ^
building, directly opposite the
THE DALLES, OREGON
of conversation the fact leaked out
truck loaded with ceinenf. .f o r the
N a m e " ffi C o m p a n y — Im i n ¿ a rm a n e M u -
ified farming. Dairying will be spe
that there were enough threte-quarter-
O’Meara Implement Co.
Roosevelt
highway
went
off
Alsea
lnch European threaded couplings to Farm P op ulation Is
highway S few miles east of Wald cially stressed» as It has proven to be
connect the desert of Sahara with (be
. L ow est in 20 Y ears port and landed 60 feet down the very profitable and the industry Is
canals of Mars.
steadily growing.
Washington.—The Department of grade, with not much damage. The
*Who ordered them?” demanded
The Coos County Fire Patrol asso
Agriculture announced that the farm
cement was for the soa wall b o w he*
$-
the boss.
ciation Cgn ape a cheap season ahead,
population was now the smallest In
D r J. R . M o rg a n
Peter shrugged his shoulders and
ing built
20 years, with 27,511,000 on the farms
General and special road warrants for the forests are soaked with recent
remained discreetly silent.
on January 1, compared with P peak
W
s
THE DALLES
D EN TIST
“Hra!” grunted Stockbridge, and
In the sum of $21,417 were Issued by rains sufficient to carry them through
of 32.000.000 In 1909.
into mid-July without much danger of
strode Into Henry’s sanctum, where
Tillamook
county
during
the
montlih
&
3
Ë
&
________
lo
n
e
r
o
f
t
L
o f O r e io a .
The bureau’s estimate also shows a
U nited S tates D ental Ex
Henry was paternally watching the
Calls for and Delivers
Of May, Df Jhl$ amount $21,417 was fire. J. A. Walsh, secretary and man
p u r s u a n t to law :,
decrease In farm population during
ager
of
the
association,
has
preliml-
aolt curve of Mary’» cheek as she
e
ta
te
a
«
9
*^
JOO.OOO
00
expended
in
securing
rjght.
ot
way
for
Amount of Uni
am iner fo r this d istrict
the last year despite improved agri
in Moro W asco
paries such as new trails and clearing
posit eapital
bent above his dictation.
ÏN C O M X
cultural conditions and a slight slack
the Roosevelt highway,
d
u
r
-
received
pld
opes,
yepair
of
telephone
linos,
*Td like to know who Is responsi ening In Industrial employment, the
N a t ^ p re m iu m » ,
, 63 9 .irT .4 9
and Grass Valiev
ln« 'drodínd.-jgdrjñÜ'
Eugene was selected as the eonvea- about cgmptelgd, big wit£ present wet
ble for those ten tons of couplings,” January 1 .1929. figure comparing with
56.1*3.39
OFFICE AT
tion city of the state aerie of Eagles
sources
he bellowed at Henry. “Show me a farm population of 27,609,000 per
conditions «a» gee Pbiy fPF
pre8
M ondays and T hursdays
y e a r.i
for 1930, and Dr. J. E. Schofield of
Just how much you’ve ordered made sons on January I, 19£8-
M ORO, OREGON
ent, a satisfactory «mdUlo»,
I 603.404 «
«fötal
Eugene was Elected president of the
up In the past year!” He threw a
The salmon, shad and sturgeon take
The decrease In farm population 1»
-TV WMWew>
choleric glance at the filing cabinets
state order at the close of the 1929 from the Columbia river by Oregon
the last year would have been m«cb
« 333.118.«
Henry swallowed bravely, and
co»ye#tjon
In
Klamath
Falls.
greater were It not offset by an ex
fishermen during May was 40 per cent
lpoked hopefully at Mary. He didn’t cess or births over deaths, the figures
E. C. Tubbs, traveling man from greater than In May, 1928, a check of
recall having gone on record for any revealing that In the movement of
C A L L A W A Y ’S
A m o u n t o f a ll ot h e t MeMpf n ^
Steilacoom, Wash., lost hie HI* W an yepori^ completed recently by M. T.
particular order, come to think of It population from and to farms, 1,900,-
FUNERAL CHAPEL
automobile wreck on the Roosevelt Hey, inasisy f|sb Faydep, revealed.
tvs?.
n -ia
Had Just had it done, and that was 000 persons left farms during the
highway at Brush creek, midway be In May, 1929, 2,200,009 pounds of fish
the end of It
Funeral Director*
year and 1.802,000 persons moved from
7«-WT»
Potai
tween Port Orford and Gold Beach. were reported from the Oregon side
But Mary turned obediently. Only,
---- •
bonds.
cities to farms.
A
ttorney
-
at
•
Law
Tubbs’ car plunged over an embank of the river as against 1,500,000
and Embaimer*
strange to say, what she handed over
The movement away from farms
to Henry was that bunch of cards he glowed up somewhat during the i’W
ment, landing bottom up in the creek. pounds in May, 1928. In revenue to
P re m iu m » in cour»« o f c o l -
Union an d T hird St.
had once caught her examining Sur compared with Immediately preceding
" “W
- K
i a a
y. L- £alo,van was re-elected and the state accruing from poundage fees
prised, he looked them through
T he Dalles, Ore.
years, but the movement from cities
Edwin Fortmiller was olecfed to the the Increase was about 26 pet' cent,
13.031.09
Then he cleared his throat. “Mr. to farms also was smaller. Thus It la
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 93
Albany school board recently at |he
JB.oy stated, owing to the larger
. . . 11.418413.18
Stockbridge, you probably won’t be shown that 1,900,000 persona left
T o ta l
most spirited election ever held In patch of shad, Ids fep pp which is only
. M oro, O regon
O ro aa. c laim s fo r losses u n -^
Interested In what little I’ve had farms during the last year, compared
303.038.00
PP
district No. 6. A record vote of 1351 pne-quarlejr as large *S P®
made up,” be said briskly.
“But frith 1,978,000 in 1927, and with 2,155,-
•’ oi* 'unearned ‘ PTfr' 1
« j
■» ie Ja
185.480 $;
was cast. Calavan received 606 votes, gglmox,
feere’s what’s been sent In from an 000 la 1020. The movement from cit
^ r o l â i « 00“ " ^ 10“- • - • ‘ H MS Ö
Fortmiller 562 and Dr. A. P. Howells
other department and accounts fot ies to farms waa 1,326,000 persons last
The 22d annual confefenpe pf ¿he
S h « V * b lh U e a
8Ö 079 »
’
NEW
■:
About nine tons.”
year, 1374JOOO In 1027 and 1,135,000
153.
Apostolic Lutheran church (Finnish),
He Handed them over to the boss
Total
Uabilit*?«»
aadusiTO
of,
Police
officers
will
be
offered
a
two
completed ita four-day session at Pen
In 1926.
fi»
•who gave them a short scrntlffy and
The large farm birth rate of twenty-
weeks’ training course at Willamette dleton recently. About 800 delegates
P E R K IN S H O T E L
re c e iv e d d u r -
then stalked out to blow up Peter three births per 1.000 persona and
uaiyeyslty pext January, according to attended the meeting with most of the
.IJ iU l
Washington at Fifth Street,
Revere.
small death rate of eight deaths per
i f ^ S u r ln a " th e
announcement made at Salem by mem services being held In the Finnish
Losses lot
“How In time for the love of Mike 3,000 persons has been a big factor
PORTLAND, OREGON
bers of the faculty.’ The purpose pi language.
■ f e r apuny,
®
•did you collect all that data?” asked offsetting the farm-to-clty movement
iu r a n c e
the school is to offer specialized train
ank
m a n a g e r,
In a few /lavs, Jf ¿he weather holds
Our usual pre-war transient
Henry curiously when he nnd Mary so that the net loss of farm popula
ing which will enable the officer more good, the baying seasop rU f ,0pe?
fr
a
n
e
r
a
i
» r e n t . L o u ie R o s e n th a l.
i
rates still prevail.
tion last year was 188,000 persona,
were alone.
J i w ß u t t f r x resto n t a tto rn e y fo r service,
Special Rates to permanent Guests
efficiently and Intelligently to per full blast at Sweet fiome- Several
“Oh. I had a bit of an Idea that compaaed with 193,000 In 1927 and
51 jrg fi. TayMnp • • •
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form his official duties.
that Revere was trying to put some
farmers already pre makiny hay in
with 649,000 Jn 1926. „
SUMMONS — Ip the Circuit Court
thing over on you,” said Mary de
barn lots and’ dpbrjMd», T&®
THE MARKETS
p{ pie State
Gpegon for Shernjad
H in t f e r D o « L o v e r .
murely. “My brother Jim’s In bis de
PYE ST R A IN
crop
Is
going
to
be
good
sines
so
Portland
These aristocratic dogs wuoae prices
partment and I got him to make
C0A?bert 0. Ekstr©«, pUwttff» *¥1» Gan only
moisture
fell
the
last
few
days.
under tb*
Wheat — Big Bend bluetem, hard
copies of the orders. They were go up In the hundreds and sometime«
proper conditions and by tha use
Olive
M.
Ekstrom,
defendant.
white, *1.25; soft white, western white,
spread over some time and In small thousands of dollar« receive the very
To Oltve M. Ekstrom, defendant of the very best of equipment.
beat ot care—and food. The
lota, but Revere probably knows bow
A ncient N au tical Term*
$1.1$; herd winter, $1.10; northern
above' 'named? In the name of the We have the Best Equipped Optical
careless—thntyis, I um ’ jiu how you the* eat largely determlnea their S|>
spring, western red, *1.09.
office in Eastern Oregon.
Still U *ed on Ve**el* State of Oregon, you are hereby re
don’t keep records, and thought be ,»e.u.in.*. and their appearance wins
Hay—Alfalfa, $20©21 per ton; .val
pn tMi ricagolng vessels both mer quired to appear and answer the com
OPTICS
EXCLUSIVELY
saw a chance to get even with you for them prtiee at dog.ehowe
ley timothy. *22 { easterq Oregon tim chant marina and pM«|-pf-war, men plaint filed against you in the above
do
the
kennel
owners
like
to
feed
court and cause w ithin.four
, your promotion over him.
work io shifts; watches Is Jhe pau entitled
othy, *24025; clover, $20; pat«, $23;
fiV tkeek« fr»»m
“I see. Thank you, Mary,” said their <l«g«I 1» many ca8<* canned d<]*
M
W the date w of the s firot Newhouse Optical Co.
Ileal
term.
W
watch
fronj
8
p.
ffi.
oats
and
vetch,
$2$.
food«,
the
barf«
of
which
Is
usually
Henry soberly.
to nildnfphl 1« called the ‘‘first w atch
Dr. Gpo. |P. $i£whouse, Proprietor
Butterfat—43044c.
He took first one slender band and meat mixed with barter or aome other
since at one time If WHS reKOriIpd n*
320 East ¿ecop4 Stfee^ ]
Eggs—Ranch, 30032^0.
cereal end aome cod liver o41. The
I
then the other tenderly in his. “Mary,
the first watch in the day. Timo came
*
c^
"
ay
*»d
p
iw
n
w
1
»
c^m-
mixture
la
pet
into
tin
cans.
aterillxed
fa
ttle—Steers,
good,
$11.75012.50.
he said, “you are Just tbs person I
fH E D A LLES, O R E G pN
p la in tifF w ill Apply
the “mid watch.” from midnight to
need to keep me out of trouble. How Just as carefully as It M •»«’* for he-
H og.—Good to choice, $10.25011.60.
4 a. m., ns it comoa In th« middle «f court for
»r th« relief prayed for in his
about undertaking the Job for life?” man consumption, and then U
Lamb*
Good to choice, $11.750
n t to-wit:
the night Then followed the ••morn complaint,
to-wit - For a decree of
Mary threw him a roguish glance ready for the fastidious dog kings
ing,” the “forenoon” and th« after divorce from you upon th ejro u n d ox «ffih
12«*. *
UNDER THE
from beneath her curly lashes.
'•
fisattl«
iron» ■
noon” ’ watches. The waxen
watch from
4 » p. w ilful desertion. .
PER
80N
A
L MANAGEMENT OF
B
IG
G
S
r 1 “Rather a large order, Henry,” she
This summons is published and ser
Whnre M o.k. F a rm e d
Wheat—Bolt white, western white, ro. to i 8 n. m .- 1« called Xhe “evening
ved
upon
you
by
order
of
the
Hon.
E.
T’.'«ah1. ‘ But—I’ll try!”
Edward C. Holt
SE R V IC E
S T A T IO N
t,” hut
Into n , McKee, county judge of Sherman
— t t ’) ,, s oft*»
,
Ttie historic estate of Vale Ro.vsl
$1.13; hard winter, western rod, north watch.
iour watches »nd
and called l fhe
liP county, Oregon, which said order was
io England. • portloo of whichi la be
H . H . W illa r d , P r o p r ie t o r
ern spring, bulk Montana No. 1, $1-11» two-hour
RATES
The talkies have one advantage. ing placed on the market, ,nf ' ad** ****
‘•first dog” and ‘‘second dog"
bluestem, $1.32.
L unch G ood*
The audience applauds the good spots bulk of the lands andewtU farmed by
Room with bath privilege, 76 c up
These
»ere
tbps
named
h«c*ase
the
Eggs—Ranch, 20030c.
and the bum (»arts click right along the monks of Vale Royal Abbey, once
sallnrincn of another day regard««
b u t t l e r i d » 1 with private bath,
Butterfat-*-47c.
and are drowmed out
them ns so abort that even a dog
a mighty house of the CUtercUn
Rattle—Prime
steers,
$11012.50.
bn hand
could not catch a nap during one of vw*! I*
order The monks of the Cistercian
J l * * frv*
ro
Hogs—Trims light, $12.05012.35.
Spegißi ratps where piprp than two
The French get an added twist In order, the eight hundredth aonlver
them. The “second dog” watch Is Moro, in Sherman oounty, Oregon,
o f m y S k w m a a C o u Z t î ’ N o ig k b o r .
persons occupy one room.
the cross word puzzle by n am »wring eary of whose coming to England was
The date of the first publication of
Lambs—Cholee, *13013 75.
sometime» called
the “admiral’s
W ill b o A p p r e c ia t e d
only the vertical and horizontal rows celebrated bnve been called the great
•pokane
yated” since It la the watch the high this summons is June 21, 1929, and
' Let us show you our
Accommodations
and not the «Ingle spaces.
est farmer« !n medieval England,
est in como>and would choose for him the date of the last publication is July
Cattle—Steers, good, $11011.50.
Shell Co.’ Ga» nnd O ik
*•
self, ’»o which the offejer would re 1 1® 1 W.’ C. Bryant, Moro,
and no doubt the development of K ni
Hogs—Good and choice, $11.86.
Oregon. 1
„
j nbm M i— «asm»
AS against this age at skepticism tlsh husbandry wit to a large
lieve aft^r supp«r' and n t relieved
banaba—Cholce,$U.25011.50. •!)
Attorney for Plaintiff.
and ^oubtees, there was the pld-tlmer due to them. At the dissolution the
early with all night left for sleep.
o f years ago who accepted everything abbey was laid In ruins.
ha road la th* MW almanac.
REFUSING “ LIGHT”
INSULT IN GERMANY
O regon State News
I
Th.
w»tw hoard haa «•<*»•
Naked b department ot merchandl.loa
3SC
W hite R estaurant
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Shoe Repairing
Ì rrult l8
D r W . N . Morse
D r. F . C. Brosius
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Model Laundry
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