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* î iM î’ Sherman County Obierver, Moro, Oregon, Friday . SUM M ONS l a t&& Circuit Court o f the S tate Of Oreftort fo r Sherm an P L À N T IM E TEM PLE Old County. W h e n in T h e D a lle s A d p i: * » o; 1. an A lb ert 0 . Ekstroin, p la in tiff, vs. I« ,„r.” This F O R W A SH IN G T O N .) one, w ill t».L r» t O live M. fikstrom , d efen d an t. HAVE YOUR * ' ’LL— 4 ' w as the j?rnl-»(^t ad’tt. ¡1 , foe to 'o O live M. Ekstrom , d efen d an t moving p b ’ P’ e M.'x’n:» <|:i northern f e nam ed; In th e nam e o f the Irli,« manager L unch or D in n er N ation al E ducational ■ New >’«»» k mi • . «•;.»( m S ta te o f Oregoil, you are hereby re i. n e w , old, (F u ll C ourse) collected s i quired to appear and answ er th e opm - o f H orology. | ’e gave By JE SSIE DOUGLAS good, h:.td c u d I' d-fict*» ' plaint filed a g a in st you in the above ntl«»n for en titled court and cause w ith in fou r at th e Washington.«—Tbe H orologieal In s ti them l«» » * h: rit. i.'a •• of the (4 ) w eeks from the date o f th e first d ls trib .lt he * ¡in « : >-e ’’"’T (C o p y rig h t) tu te o f A m erica announced a t Its an- publication o f this sum m ons, to-w it: RACE L U T T R E L L made a w ist- 1 nuai m eeting In the N ational Academy city. w ithin four (4 ) w eeks from the 21st fu l little figure as she Fat on oj Sciences b u ild in g th a t plans are no* day o f June, 1929, and if you fa il so the fro n t porch steps In the s o ft lig h t j der consideration to erect In W ashing- Tub a» F» e C - to appear and answ er p la in tiff’s com o f a n ig h t In May. Across the s till • ton a $1,000,000 “ Tim e Temple.” T ha * The oh! i.e< ■?. • I . ■ . ii jn e ” In plaint, p la in tiff w ill apply to the 4 0 8 “ E. 2n d \ S t .,. » • i the Lon- court fo r the r e lie f prayed fo r in his a ir came the far-aw ay stra in s o f b u ild in g w ould become the national Eng|lin ,| i 1 n I m. u ir Lunic ««•« . -- | — o . | »nglttnd h. ■> , i vh I wood- com plaint, to -w it: For a decree of •; I I lf; music. By leaning over the edge o f ( educational center fo r the science or don ,„„«,.„1,. i ■ ' T h e D alle», O regon the steps you could Just see one dis- | horology, and would contain a great en t||1| I V s pumped divorce from you upon the ground of tn n t hut b rig h tly lig h te d w indow o f horologieal lib ra ry and masterpieces o f ibrough «¡ ' 1 ' " l ’;l» i:i <hi middle. It w ilfu l desertion. We also serve, a t u.eual prices ' Thia sum m ons is published and ser tinge w ith the Students’ Club b u ild in g where the , w atchm aker’s cra ft. / rested m i h L unch and D in n e r co m b in a tio n s ved upon you by order o f the'H on . E. l ilt i i.se have A nucleus fo r the e xh ib it In the pro- gon/j w.n( , th a t are said by o u r p a tro n s to dance was going on. Your eye had to D. McKee, cou n ty judge o f Sherm an - ■ was made equal Home C ooking. posed tim e, b u ilding la now # 2 5 dlsnpiKW squint through some leafy branches dlsnpiM’iiK i I I 'f county, O regon, which said order was wa In Bed- shown, com prising the collection o f 30 K , on(j, . In : !T and dodge a ro u n tT lh e corner o f un made and en tered on the 19 th day watches; valued at $30,000. fro m the | f ords|,i Intervening building, but th is could be of June, 1929, and the tim e prescribed estate o f the late James W ard Pack done and you were rewarded by the for publication th ereo f is fou r (4 ) ard, autom otive engineer and Inventor, NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ’S SA L E OF w eeks in the Sherm an County Obser sight o f flittin g figures, much too fu r “ T to . be recognized, ____ i ___ l Ur.» lir r illin ver, a w eekly new spaper published at awdy but t th illin P g g jio se watches represent masterpieces REAL PROPERTY ____________ - the ... ■ - - * and ni«,avc atchm aker’s a r t Severn! Several of none less n lw a )s moving, ; of the w N o tic e is g ive n th a t an e xe cu tio n , Moro, in Sherm an county, O regon. the watches are 53-Jeweled, »H decree and o rd e r o f sale has been is The date of the first publication of moving, gliding, tu rn in g . Done p ro m p tly and In a w o rk represent th e finest achievements In sued out of th e C irc u it C o u rt o f the this sum m ons is June 21, 1929, and “ Oh. me. I do wish I were over the date o f the last publication is July m anship m a n n e r by the m anufacture o f accurate and com- g ^ te Q { Oregon for ghermaff 9°,u n t£ there dressed In my little p in k geor me d u c t e d and dated Ju ly n, 19 1929, gette,” she said to the stars. “ W on plieated timepieces. An astronom ical L W .C . Bryant, Moro, Oregon. J. A . M EE w atch o f e xtra o rd in a ry In trica cy, val- 1929> in a su it therein pendtpg wh< ere- A ttorn ey for P la in tiff. t>d J o»;ee»5cc»:<c>:c«5. Sally Depoeited the Rubbish FRANCE ALARMED BY CRIMES OF YOOTHS > --------- --------------- - ------ & G hastly Murder» C om m itted By LEETE STONE > by C hildren. t — (CopyrUht.) 1 Jim Makes a Discovery , r. a Cant«* ? G W hite R istaurant Shoe Repairing Shop Moro Plumbing Shop C, A. B IN D E R , Prop. Phone 632 Moro, Ore. Phone 632 Com plete Line of Plum bing Supplies Tin and Sheet M etal W ork A gont for Royal Hot A ir Furnace Denier in Pum ps and W indm ills B etter facilities. low er cost o f parts and experienced w orkers g ive you the best serviee. Call us s t once Phone 35-J “ QUIET L 1 A theme song has been w ritte n fo r the fiftie th anniversary celebration o f F ’ ’son’s Invention o f the e le ctric lig h t. However, it Is w ell known th a t ' M r. Edison Is p re tty d e n t And Jim really believed It. T h a i i n ight In the quietness o f hls own bed- , room he was perfectly certain th a t he had always been In love w ith pretty, d a in ty lit tle Grace L u ttre ll, hut Grace had no such Illusions. “ L ife ’s Just the suddenest sort of fW ng," she marveled. “ W hat do you suppose made him fa ll fo r me like ^CRANDALL «U ndertaking The office crab has taken down the Kum-a-Long sign w hich has appeared over the door o f hls lu ra m e r cottage the last five years and replaced It w ith ) th a t? " ghe did not realize th a t a little another, viz., “ Isolation Camp." com petition adds spice to life and th a t ffe often liave to see our friends One pathetic feature o f Beau Brum through the eyes o f others before we m ell’s wny o f liv in g , o f which he does not speak, however, is having to give can tr u ly appreciate them. the shoes to the furnace man as soon as they are broken la and com fortable. Puhllshera o f “ The Cradle o f llwy pee;)’’ say Bailors w ritin g o f th e ir ad “ Cat O ut e f Beg’ A T u rk claim« to have reached the ventures alw ays take lib e rtie s w ith The exprcaxhui, “ le ttin g the cat out age o f one hundred and s ix ty by (he tru th . Sure— “ Mv hod id e i i(,s over of tbe hug” I» «if inttiHcul o rig in . « ticking consistently to a diet o f gar the ocean, my bonnle Res o *< r ftn^ lic and ripe cheese. The v irtu e o f the When punlshn ii-nt tn the use o f ths about the w a - ” , - .<:» :: !•••<! from diet probably Is tbe absence o f any eat-o’-nine t: l i . |..,«x ft«- “ c a t" was tem ptation to overeat. the U nited f u Raising snakes f"i* th<^ leather, m ar '• .1 1 Rs use placed In a »• ket Is found to he unprofitable be '«<• 'b ec a m e i::t i It was pet fo rth at a religious con r î V. lieti the cat cause the snakes grow too slow ly. fiCOCe the i- i : -, ferelnA-e*thut the average contribution - . < !e Would jras t * k ‘ ■»» i . ' T h^ next great Invention w ill be a to tbe church ’ plate on Sunday Issue tliToughout the United States was five Chemical th a t ~ w ill speed up slow; cents. T h is makes it aensy fo r many .grow ing reptiles. B ead and subscribe fo r the Observer. tc be above the average/* Bank Hotel C. Brosius Th« Dalles* NeVeat and Bs»t H o ste lry C entrally L ocated 'h i ...... , . ; . A ____ *-’ - 'V Feed - Flour Coal H o tel M oro B arb er S h op • 1 BATHS MARCEiT-iNG AGENCY FOIJ W IL L IA M 'S C L E A N E R S M ODEL L A U N D R Y THE D A LLES C ounty H ca d q ua rta ra EDW . BALL, M ANAGER THE D A L L E S , OREGON Model Laundry THE (Tills DALLEi for and Delivers in Moro W a s c o and Grass Valley Mondays ami Thursdays U T?, I W . C. B R Y A N T C A L L A W A Y ’S FU N ER A L CHAPEL Attorney - at - Law Funeral D irectors and E m balm ers Union and Third St. The Dalles, Ore. ■—w NEW PERKINS HOTEL W a sh in g to n a t F if t h «Street, PO R TLAN D, OREGON EYE O u r usual p re -w a r tra n s ie n t rates s till p re v a il. Special Rates to p e rm a n e n t Guests ST R A IN offjcp ip E a ste rn Ogppon. OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY Newhouse Optical Co. D r. Geo. F. Newhouse, P ro p rie to r 320 East Second S treet TH E D A LLES, OREGON ■* ............. C. V. B elknap. Proprietor S herm an Can oply be corrected under the proper condition« ap'd by the use of the very best q t equipm ent We have the B est Equipped Optica General Warehouse Business Grain C om pany T H E ’ D A LLE S , OREGON Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. . SER VICE ” L ady A ssista n ts United States Dental Ex aminer for this district Moro, Oregon S tore. W a lte r A . M ay & Son, ag e n t a t M oro. Dr J. R. M organ in college. You’re mine. Grace.” hr.c D eforesting brings to a tte n tio n tlie said, p u ttin g hls arm around her ra th fa c t th a t “ Woodman, Spare T h a t er fiercely. “ From the beginning of T re e ” was not only a sweet, old song, tim e we were Intended fo r each other but one conveying an Im portant 'eco i and you must have known It all along. nom ic m oral. t I I have I f you haven’t.” J e w e lry POSTAGE PA ID BOTH W A Y S Dr W. N. Morse Dr. F . opposite W a sco , O regon DR C. L. POLEY her refusal to A lfre d Brow n. Chock f u l l —the b o x; not space to squeeze another missive In Its bulging mouth. So she held tbe le tte r, ready to post al her home corner. A subconscious urge made her stare through a w arm ly lighted window In passing. Sally saw a woman liftin g a flu ffy baby from Its c r'h und hsnd It t " « ’> • all man. Again she visioned Ib u t tweed d a d a no and Its loving gesture; again th is flash o f a woman, a baby, and a man holding It so gently. W h a t waa th is queer shiver th a t surged again from her toes to her fin ger tit« ? T h e re ! The post box Just ahead ’. Sally reached fo r the metal flap . . . the hand w ith the le tte r sagged to het s i d e . . d e ft fingers to re the le tte r irttos-four squares and B ally dropped them in to a -g rw n curb can title d : “ Deposit Rubbish In T h is ,Can.” 4t* S5C P aris.—-The number o f crimes com A L L Y G REEN had a d is tin c t feeL- m itted by young people in France In lng o f mental ease, o f self-respect, the last few months has given rise to serious alarm , since I f events continue o f Independence. She was a neat sym as now the prisons w ill soon be fu ll o f bol o f the modern business woman ju ve n ile m urderers. w ell up in her quest fo r success. H a rd ly had the padlock been placed R inging the elevator bell, she patted on the cell o f tw o boys, one aged her handbag possessively, and hugged it closer under her arm. I t contained tw elve and the oth e r th irte e n yeiirs, One. her who hud slain an old woman at Vau tw o Im portant envelopes cresson, at the gates o f Paris, than week’s salary, substantially ra ia jtl re, ce n ty; the other, a firm , unqualified the newspapers were occupied w ith a refusal of A lfred B row n’s proposal of new sensation—a butcher’s boy ut K ra ix o n v llle bad battered In the bead marriage. of an elderly widow , copying exactly Marriage? H a lly , no. H er t .stei - 4 he deed of the youths o f Vaucresson. home life was ever before her : a drub W hile alarm ing euougb In them existence presided over by. a domi selves, these crim es have stirre d neering husband. T hreading a tortuous French public opinion doubly because way tow ard the ” L .” Sally's sense of they fo llo w upon a sequence of other satisfaction grew, and the ft - t tt r e u l b ru ta l outrages by young fo lk, appar her cozy rooms In W e llin g :' :■ ,’OUI^ ently Inspired by b o th ,b lo o d lust and der why the u n ive rsity crowd never u « l at »7.000. keep« tra ck o f the sec- in s ta te o f O regon, re p re se nte d and rose w arm ly to her mind. Soon o ■ v.tn callousness. asks me.” onils, t e llj the d o r. tlie week, momh a c tin g by th e w o r <I W a r Vet,™ U ? elevator would lift- her to the >’-• Douraud G uillotine. and year. t h . mean solar tim e ami the S tate A .d C o m m lw o n w a . g ta ta tW , Grace did not know much about flo o r; she w ould suffuse th1», tnstetul I ’.eai to Combat Diasaa® -t5ume months ago. an example was apparent solar tin e , and .he tim e o f « ^ " ^ “ band k n T 'w “ ' w ir e del college snobbishness. She did not apartm ent w ith soft, yellow lig h t, fuss Scientists ul ihe U niversity " I ’ ’“ I* set to i'x .ih e i y ..u ih fu l m urderers when know th a t no m a tte r how sweet and around a little , dine in the excellent sunrise and sunset each day. r*,nd»nts and in w h ich pro ce e d in g a fot-pht medical school report the |>«* young Houruud's head fe ll under the T he w atch adjusts Its e lf autom atl- gm e n t was ren d e red in f a v o / o f j ----- p re tty and nice you are i f your m oth restaurant downstairs, re tu rn and s lb lllty , ot ciunhutlng certain diseases g u illo tin e nt Caen fo r the shooting o f er is a widow and has to take room eally at the end o f each month, mnk- N and »gain st said d e fe n d -1 by Increasing bodily tem perature read luxuriously u n til twelve. a French arm y officer In a tra in from ers to make an honest liv in g you are Ing the correct change o f 28, 30 or 31 anl8 apd each o f them , in th e sum o f) through mechanical mentis. « iu » •»» The mere thought was an allure ilie R iviera. But Instead of s trik in g s o c ia lly ‘ nobody and sociul nobodles. days, ns may be required, and nuto- i i g d i . g g w ith in terest th e r e in at the bacteria to 'He front heat general«», beside which m arriage grew pale and terror to the boyish heart o f France’, be they eVef so sweet and p re tty and m n tica lly adding a day fo r leap year. rate of four per cent per annum from dull An egotistical, smoke smelling the crime was Im itated soon a fte r h j nice, do not often get asked to f«»* In the back o f the watch Is a m ini- N ovem ber 2 5 th , 1927, u n til p a id ; the man’ who In nil likelihood snored, held A dolf Steffen, aged eighteen. A stu m ure sky dotted w ith gold stars. T he fu r th e r sum o f $200.00 a tto rn e y fees, te rn lty dances. no a ttra c tio n fo r her as a permanent dent at Paris, he boarded the express m e X n la m o n i e w orks . . so hoc th a t, and The g irl sighed again as she sat acquisition to her seemly menage. Ba tra in fo r Nancy one m orning and d u r these s ta r, change w ith each season, and w h ich there, then suddenly her mood hies’ Oh. w e ll! They had so many ing the Journey climbed along the changed and she Jumped up mid went T he In a tlth te h a , started a survey me fo [lo w in ^ ,je M ribed re a l p ro p e rty disagreeable habits beside squalling. footboard und shot dead the guard In d s ____________ te rm tn , the fe a s lb h l., o f w c . - 1RltuaLetl I iu a t e d in s h e rm a n C o u n ty , S tate o f runnlng Into (he house. In thp liv in g Sally opened her bag. fro w n in g as his compartment. P hyaicinn and Surgeon room sat big Jim Young, football hero fo r H b u ild in g and fo r an M ju a w a she saw the le tte r re jecting A lfre d A fte r a g ru e llin g exam ination . in and crack student, the pride, of the en(lowment t0 support aj larger and | L ots One L o ts One (1 ) and T w o ( 2 ) , B row n’s proffer of devotion s till un Jail, Steffen confessed. Grass V a lU y , O regon He Is now un ive rsity known to the gang as the more active In stitu te w hich now func B lo ck N in e te e n (1 9 ) , F a ir , posted. She had meant to drop It a w a itin g tria l and It Is almost certain only man In c a p tiv ity who had turned vie w A d d itio n to Wasco, tions as a member o f the national re in the office chute. W ell, there were he w ill follow the youth he Im itated S herm an C o u n ty, O regon. People can reach me fro m M ora down a bid to Join a fra t. search council. A campaign to arouse tw o street boxes on her way from the up the steps of the scaffold. ................ - , N ow , th e re fo re , by v irtu e o f said public Interest and to secure new a t n ig h t fro m the long dibtance “ 1 belong to tbe u n ive rsity.” he ex The f ale w hich w ill befall the c h il station to W ellington court. * - members along w ith an endowment Is e xe cu tio n and o rd e r o f_sale, plained. “ I ’d ra th e r feel like a broth booth a t H o te l M oro by rin g in g Seated In the tra in , she opened her dren who com m itted the Vaucresson n r Z c u r a . 07 - er to the whole crowd than Just to he one e w ill be more ~ ------------- lenient, although evening paper w ith a crisp flourish. crim The D a li 8«. Viinit: w,»n n member o f a U tile clique." That - 1 Z . ! i ne the ju d g m e n t a fo re sa id , and ac- It was a fte r rush hour and the ca’ r I they have shown them selveslthe most ended It as fa r ns he was concerned. Go!d K ey s U se P uzzle* ! Cru in g costs, I w ill, on M o n d a y, th« was but h a lf occupied. A man and B ' colti blooded o f recent murderers. Ac- And now on the eve of his graduation at V a . r k a m h e r l a i n 12th day o f A u g u s t, 1929, a t th e h o u r - g lr i entered and sat opposite S ally’s c o l,ung to th e ir own confession, they N ew V ice-L h am b eriam of un o.ciocic ¡n t he fo re n o o n o f said he promised to ca rry off most of the corner. Looking up to tu rn a page! ,„ J UIitetl by means o f a ladder to the * London.—As Vlce-Chamberluln <»f day> and at th e fr o n t d o o r o f the bedroom of the old woman whom they college honors. she glimpsed the way these two the royal household, a post which. »•« courthouse in M o ro , S herm an C o u n ty, bad selected as v ic tim w ith tbe Inten “ W h a fs tlie m atter, Grace?” he smiled at each other in silence Is expected to assume sh o rtly. J. 11» O regon, sell a t p u b lic a u c tio n , s u b je c t tion of k illin g her If she refused to asked qfiTnnT «» Hie daughter of his The man opposite fished a pencil llnyes, labor member fo r E .lgehlll, to re d e m p tio n , to the h ig h e st b id d e r landlady came In, her eyes glistening and an envelope from hls pocket and hand over the money. u A i « , . . and . fo rm e r f « caah.ra th e , n ^ t r t l e , P h y sic ia n and SuigefT ) One boy. 1 ^ Guel, held a lamp w hile w ith w hat looked suspiciously like figured. He spoke plainly. Sally eas > the other, aged th irte e n , battered In sergeant, w ill have to c a rry the Lp p ro p e rty w h ich the sa|d defen4- teurs to him. lly heard: mous gold key when he bear« m ant8 Po r e ith e r o f them , had on the Ihe old woman 8 head w ith a steel bar T H E D A L L E S . O R EG O N “ I ’ve been listening to th e /uuslc “ L e t’s see hoyy wfe stand, Mary. w filh? she s le p t A few days a fte rw a rd over at the Students’ club and I f « ‘> sages from the king to the House o f 2o th day o f O cto b e r, 1922, b e in g the W hat have we spent? The table was Commcfos. date on w h ich th e m o rtg a g e m e n tio n - they re-eiiacted tbe m urder In the bed Office a t M id -C o lu m b ia H o sp ita l as I f I ’d absolutely die I f I didn’t get $35. Don’t you th in k we w e re wise T h ls key Is noted because nobody ed j n saj d decree was .re co rd e d , or room fo r the benefit o f the police and a chance to go Just once before not to get the tw o arm chairs? The seems to know what It is used for, aince had in o r to the above m e n tio n - Phone No. H o sp ita l 841 fo u r small ones w ill do.” -^ H ls le ft were com pletely unmoved. school’s out." . , N eltber M r. Haves nor any o f bis p r o ed an d described re a l p ro p e rty , o r any Can’t Be G uillotined. ' “ Yon poor little kid,” he sympa hand stole over to pat the g ir l’s slim decessors have learned Its use. though par t th e re o f, to s a tis fy ®Je cu t^ Under French law , any one under thized. “ I te ll you w lm t. I ’m a ro t It Is believed to be the key o f a voyrt» o rd e r and decree, w ith in te re s t, costs bands, lyin g in her lap. eighteen years cannot be g uillotined, ten poor dancer— a ll feet, you k n o w - Sally Green endeavored to concen r »..ce, e ith e r Buckingham . W i n d s o r a n d » « « « g * ™ ; J u ly , 1929, therefore I.e Guel and hls accomplice hut If vou w ant to we’ll run over. You tra te on the th e a trica l page before w ill he kept In a p e n ite n tia ry u n til St. James. rIlnm<.n, I H U G H C H R IS M A N , S h e riff o f slip on your p e ttie s t frock and I II her ; but each word o f the couple When the king opens par lament 0 g h e rm a n C o u n ty , O regon- her they reach the age of twenty-one, when go clim b in to my tux and we’ll go.” opposite tapped In siste n tly on person the Vlce-Chamberlaln hns to » » - j w " ------ *-------------------------- „ . M u on .b e l. o f Independence nnd «he, w ill he_ d ra fte d j o j j e r v d r a „ I Grace was upstairs iq a Jiffy, and a w a it hls m ajesty’s re tu rn to the pal conscrlpts In a regiment serving . NO. 8 Phone 772 1 In tw o more Jiffies' she was down aloofness to m atters m a rita l. ace. The key Is said to have o rig in a l Synoprft of the Annual Rtataw-nt ot the abroad. A fte r tbe period o f service Indiana Lumbermen's Mutual Inauranca again, but not before Jim had rushed Again Interested, happy tones from they w ill be required to report th e ir ly been connected w ith the re-enlry W ASCO, OREGON Company of Indianapolis. 1» tbo State of in to the liv in g room w rig g lin g in to hls over the way assailed and leaped Sal Indiana, on tbo thirty firat day of Do o f the Monarch to his palace. movements to tlie authorities, b u t th e ir eember, 1928, made to the Inturanee ly ’s mental b a rrie r. Tbe g ir l spoke. crim e v lll be considered ns p ra ctica lly coat on the wny. Another duty w hich the Vlce-Cbatn- I “ Oommieiioner of the State of Oregon berlaln undertakes Is preparation o f “ I th in k th a t c h a ir you wish fo r expluted In law. I t was during interm ission that they puraaant to law : P h y sician and S u rgeon CAPITAL a rrive d at th e Students’ club and all Die Is ra th e r too expensive, Fred. The the d a lly report on parliam ent fo r the The iat-ist re c ru it- tfc -tb e yo u th fu l Amount of capital ytock pa. up. ““ «. -A»» one s t M yer’s w ould do Just as w ell, crim in a l gang— Marcel M orice— was kin g ’s personal usfe. 'H e also acts as eyes turned tow ard them. Mutual. “ _ ■ INCOME Office and R esidence in the Burres general assistant the L ord < liani- and I t ’s fo u r dollars cheaper." Grace fe lt her success nt once anil arrested by gendarmes a fte r a chase I Net premium* received during tbe year, berlnln, and tn th is capacity w ill h ir e building, directly opposite the Joy sang In her heart. Small nnd “ Listen to me, little g irl,” coun- through a fo re st near llo n tlg n y . In <1.157.887.05. w-- . Interest, dividend* recc|V«“<» an Indirect association w ith the licens lig h t on lid f feet she made a de lig h t tered the wan, “ I w ant you to have the departm ent ofc the Orne. He had O’Meara Iropleipent Go. -luring tbe ye»*. 8 1 3 1 ,8 ^ 0 ? . ing of stage plays, o f w hich the Fhnn)- fu l dancing pa rtn e r nnd soon found a good-looking ch a ir fo r yo u r desk delivered meat to the w idow whom Income from other rources receivad b e rla lu ’s department and the prodtic- during the year, |1 8 .7 6 . herself being w h irle d out of one man’s one th a t w ill be com fortable and per he made hls victim , b a tte rin g her head Total Income. 81,279.217.82. .era hove often held w idely divergent manent. T w enty d o lla rs Isn’t too w ith a b rick. arms Into those o f another*,. pISBURBEM ENTS Net ©a««* Paid during ’ he year. He returned to hls m aster’s store, opinions. “ D am these tag dances," grumbled much. You let me attend to prices, my ing adjustm ent expen.e», 8MO.5U7.7B. dear, w h ile you stand by w ith the a r took about $20 fro m the cash regis M c A lliste r, one o f her partners. “ 1 Dividend* paid to policyholder* during tis tic advice on fo rm and line— eh te r and fled. the year 8507,¿83.13. bet we don’t get tw o steps before Seek» J#il a* B on d tm an 0©tnmia«io»a and »alarier paid during Among many high medical opinions w h a t? " A nother gentle pat th a t Sally somebody breaks." Fail* to Put U p Funds the Taxes, FttftV* S 101 31 evoked by these repeated crim es by licence* and fee* paid during D E N T IST sensed ra th e r than saw. A t that moment Jim came up nnd Pueblo. Colo.— W illia m “ W ild BUI** the year, • 818,722.89. children, most constructive la th a t of She could not put the tw o out of took her away. Amount of all other expend tnre*. H ill, o f Boone, may o r may not be mind. T w o children “ p la yin g house” D octor H euycr, d ire c to r o f the C lln ir “ Say. w ill you give me a date to ’ 1 T otal7 expenditure*. 81.280,392 87 g u ilty o f v io la tin g the national p ro o f In fa n tile N europsychlntrlca. He con who did not forsee the stern ordeal m orrow evening?” called M cA lliste r as A8SET8 h ib itio n law, but Pueblo >clty and Value of real e«tate owned (market th a t stretched down the years. Ah, slders that the educational system I f sbo moved off in Jim s arms. county ofticlnl» concur in a d m ittin g value), 8294.294.05. w ell, she, Sally Green, pre fe rre d the wrong. In answer Grace smiled nnd podded Value of stock* and bonds owned (mar lie urges th a t the German method “ tV jld B ill” Is an honest man. w orld o f bigger things, o f c u rt, serious ket v alu e), 8856,441.00. w arm ly. O F F IC E A T H ill was arraigned o p -# charge o f , Loans on mortgage* and collateral, ete., business, o f s triv in g shoulder to shoul o f re-education of children should be “ I'd like to know what I brought operating a s till and possession o f 8858,710.88. Under th is method, children der w ith ruthless, keen-eyed men o f copied you down here W ; prtrtrtded Jim M O R O , O R EG O N C»»h io banks and «» hand. $4?,« liquor. Ills bond was fixed at $-.NW. suspected o f nervous d e b ility w ith crossly.^ “ They’ve almost cut me on, finance. 5<PwiblMBa in Qf H ill was released, but la te r one o f tendencies tow ards crim e are removed en tire ly. L e t’s' get outside nnd take Sally fe lt the suggestion o f a shiver . ten »inee Sept. 80. 1928, 18 , _ ' , to special observation schools super hls bondsmen fa ile d to put In an *P- In tereit sod rent* duo »“d accrued, n w a lk." " pervading her. The car was overheat penrance nt the com m issioner’s o f vised by mental experts who treut , 2 i o u i ' 2tlm itte d an eta. 8 ^ 1 1 1 .7 9 9 68, Grace’s feet were k illin g her In tier ed. 8he could not explain th is sensn-1 fice, and B ill was at lib e rty w ith no them and educate them according to LIA BILITIES little new satin slippers, hut not fo r tio n o f c h ill unless It came from Oross elalma l«r lo*«?» unpaid. 83».• th e ir mental peculiarities. bond against him. w orlds would she show It by so much somewhere deep Inside her. 'H e a rin g o f the situ a tio n . H ill d.d “ There ure eighty-three such schools "^Amount of unearned premium* on afi qs one tin y lim p so she walked by T lie man and g irl across the way In- Germany,” D octor Heuyer iwdnts w lm t officers claim establishes a prec- outatandinc risk*, 8623,146.17. ids side alpng the tree-bordered road touched shoulders; he covered both out, “ which should be sufficient proof Doe for eommi**ion and brokerage, edent o f local law cases. He boarded th a t skirted the campus. tie r hands w ith one o f hls, looked deep th a t there Is need fo r tbe same thing n°AU other lia b ilitie s 822.000,00. a tram car and went to the county In her eyes, smiled, and said: “ Mary, here In France, where there are only “ Grace, I guess 1 must have been Total liab ilities, exclusive of c*nit»l lu ll where he proposed to w ait u n lll atnek of Mutual, 8676-534.17. o ld g irl, I ’ve got a surprise fo r you three nonspeclallzlng schools." blind all these fo u r years,” he said at hls bond cculjd be raised. B U SIN E SS IN OREGON when we get home.” I t was not the » last, “ but I came to my senses to FOR THE TEAR N othing Is nny poorer than a poor Net premium» received during the yeae w o rd s; It was the tender, caring qual night. Don’t let that M cA lliste r f<-« Fiuda New F u » g f O F F IC E P H O N E M A IN 93 ity o f hls voice th a t dug Into Sally s we+ghlng machine. - low have a dule w ith you tom orrow Tokyo.—The discovery o f a ne\v soul. B u t she adm inistered another because I'm going ,ionie to a C0UP,e species and a new va rie ty of myce- Morp, O regon V.'ork Is no disgrace, but i t Is more mental shaking, more severe than the o f weeks and I want all the evenings toeoa, a das« o f sim ple fungi, is cred '” n !L. el M n.p.i-7— Iodi*»» fashionable to “ go to business." previous ones, rose as the tra in stood you’ve got. Seems to me I ought to men'* Mutual Inaurance company. ited io the em parpr o f Japan by Yosh- f p r.a d „.-J . v . s till at her station, and made her exit have some rig h ts." Itoslil Enomof, head o f the Tokugnwq T hat old phrase “ pitiless p u b lic ity ” w ith o u t a glance at the devoted pair. Statutory reajdent attorney fo r a*rv- i “ But th a t Mr. Foster— Forester, In stitu te of Biology. T»*# emperor col jee— j^ g u fin ce Cpmmlaaioner, Salem, ur. Nevertheless, It w ould be ra th e r fun B ill! endeavors to hold Its own In w h a t’s hls name? asked me to the lected the fungi d u rin g a v is it to Zushf a ffillrs. to catch Just a glimpse o f the little ' prom next Thursday and Mr. Jenkins last summer. nest o f Fred and M a ry ; M ary nt her to a ‘movie’ day a fte r tom orrow, , * The U nited States Naval Observa desk nnd Fred sprawled out in a big and—" to ry now sends out tim e signals a t 3 leather a rm c h a ir; b u t n o ! M erely “ Never mind what they asked you | a. m. as w ell as a t 10 p. m., p roving g la m o r! to.“ J i r i broke In. “ You and I ure th a t Uncle Sam is becoming a gay old Abreast the firs t post box on her i p ra c tic a lly engaged and you emi t go , b ird him self. ’ d ating every cake-eating lounge liza rd way home Sally reached up to m all S .1 , B IG G S SE R V IC E S T A T IO N H. H. W illa rd , Lunch P ro p rie to r Good» Ice cold d rin k s are g u a ra n te e d o u r p a tro n * because o f a lw a ys h a v in g on hand fro m 2 to 3 to n s o f ice. The patronage of my Shdrmad C b u n tf’ Neighbor* ’ VFfll be A p p tyU afjd S h ell Co. G as an d Oil* TJNt)ER TH E personal M ANAGEM ENT OF E dw ard C. H o lt . RATES Room with bath privilege, 76 c up Outside room with private bath, $1.50 up Special rates w here m ore than tw o persons occupy one room . - L e t us s h o v ypu o u r ’ A cco m m o d a tio n *