Sherman County observer., January 10, 1930, Image 4

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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, January 10,
FIND OLD walls _
OF ROMAN TIMES
’ Rich
D U covery
M ade
by
G erm an A rcheologist».
I Barlin.— The foundation of a wall,
»consisting almost wholly of »«W
| tured .tones of the Imperial lb man
i nerlod, Is the astonishing spoil of the
I gpadea of German archeologists work.
1 mg to the neighborhood of the town
!«f
the Rhine country. Seek
' u , Aliev
& t In
! 5 t « Of a modievnl church
’they came upon the remains of a
much older building, about sixteen
yards square, which dates back to the
X y , when the legions still occup ed
the parts of Germany that bordered
upon Gaul.
.
, . ,,
The construction of the foundat •»
,was of a most unusual type of mason
Jry. The stones consisted largely of
sculptured fragments of ancient pagan
shrines and temples, Including among
others, nine altars. twent> e pieces
of pillars, four stones w it .» ! • >cr £
tlons, six broken statues und i,cdefs
and six blocks with Images of g-
on all four sides. The structure sug
rests that It was the work of builders
who not only disbelieved In the old
gods but were actually hostile to them
and wished to show their contempt
for them; therefore possibly of early
Christian date.
,
*• ¿ta examination of the sculptures
- ‘and inscriptions shows that here, as
’ ’elsewhere In southern Germany, the
•pre-Christian populace of mixed Ger
mans, Romans and Gauls Identified
local gods with deities of the Roman
pantheon. Apollo was linked with
Grannus, a Celtic divinity, and the
Roman Vulcan with the Celtic Cerun-
nos.
*, ,1
Jupiter Is shown with a nlne-spoked
wheel, and the wheel Is not a Roman
emblem, but a German, being a figure
of the sun.
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAUNTERESI
Principal Events of the Week
Assembled for Information
of Our Readers.
Residents of Nehalem bay district
are pleased that the Tillamook county
court has set aside in the 1930 budget
|12,000 to Improve the Neahkahnie
road.
- A 15-pound package of Klamath Net­
ted Gem potatoes has been shipped
to President Hoover with the compli­
ments of the Klamath Potato Show
ED G E ARRIV ES IN PA RIS
>
Life’» Happine»» Found
(n “ D oing U nto Other»**
An old man who had met life aer-
enely and tranquilly for more than
eighty years was asked the secret of
his cheerfulness. He answered In four
word»: “Thinking of other folks.
, . . You can’t travel very fur In
thia world," he explained, “without
finding that your path Is all tangled
up with other folks' paths. Some peo­
ple think that If they cun only travel
their paths without getting hurt them­
selves, they're going to be happy.
“But there’s more to It thun that.
When you've learned to dodge a col­
lision, not because you're afraid of
getting hurt yourself, -but because
you're afraid of hurting the other fel­
low, you’re getting near to happiness.
But when you arrive at a point where
it’» a genuine pleasure never to cause
grief to another living soul you’re still
closer. In other words, when you get
so far that it’« a Joy to you Just to
make others happy, you're ubout there
yourself."—Great Thoughts (London).
1930
M ORROW N. J. SEN A TO R
M in im u m
Motion
A traveler from southern Califor­
nia tells me of a Mexican gambling
game—familiar, perhaps, to many of
you who may be Interested In such
matters—In which each player places
on the table a lump of sugar, and
the lump of sugar on which a fly first
alights Indicates tlie winner o f-th e
stakes, whatever they may be. A
charmingly restful game, 1 should
say, for the most part. And yet the
exercise Incidental to putting In and
withdrawing the money must be
somewhat fntlgulng.—D. H . Tnlmndge
In the Portland Oregonian.
DR C L POLEY
P h ys ic ia n
Grass
and
V a lle y ,
S u rg ao a
O reg o n
People can reach me from Moro
at night from the long distance
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
The Dallas.
V en erab le Newspapers
D r W . N .? Morse
Germany leads the. world In the
number of dally newspapers published
continuously since the Seventeenth
Physician and Surgeon
century. There are nine of these still
in existence. The oldest Is the Magde
THE DALLES, OREGON
burglsehe Zeltung, founded In 102*
a ss o c ia tio n .
No » p e r V n lo w $
and hence more than 300 years old
Most of the logging camps In the
Office a t M id-C olum bia H ospita!
The oldest dully In the United State»
Walter E. Edge.
lower Columbia district closed down
Is the Hartford Courant, which ob
Phone No. Hospital 841-
< y
Saturday for the annual shutdown
served Its 104th birthday. Germany
Paris.—Ambassador W. E. Edge has
period, which will last until the first arrived here to assume hla duties at
also leads in the number of dally
Dwight W. Morrow.
World’» Great Debt to
newspapers. It has 3,257 to the 2,272
the American embassy. The new Amert
of the year.
Washington—Dwight
M orrow ,
Peruvian
G
uano
Bird
in the United States. The population
can
envoy,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Edge
Plans for the Klamath irrigation
One of the most valuable birds In ambassador to Mexico, aniuSunced his of Germany is Just half that of the
district to procure a site on the Kla and thWr three children, was greeted
the French port by Norman Ar
the warid is probably the Peruvian candidacy for the United States sen­ United States. _____ f
math river, near Keno, from the gov­ at
in our, American charge d'affaires, the
guano bird. It exists In counties» ate In the June Republican primaries
ernment for a power plant were made French maritime prefect and the
W heq, in The Dalle»
A n t - Q u e e n '» E a » y L i f e
millions In the uninhabited islands on j In New Jersey. At the same time he
known at Klamath Falls.
In the huge ant hills seen in most
mayor of Havre. A military band
the coast of Peru and It Is stated that ; formally accepted the appointment
HAVE YOUR
some hundred millions pounds worth . from Governor Lawson for the unex­ tropical countries, there always is a
With tools stolen from the Janitor’s played French and American anthems
pired
term
of
former
Senator
Edge,
queen,
which
Is
imprisoned
for
life
in
of a fertilizer, 30 times as strong as
locker thieves broke the safe of the while a company of infantry stood at
Lunch or Dinner
a hard-formed pocket of clay. She Is
barnyard manure, have been obtained now antbassudor to France.
registrar of the Southern Oregon nor­ salute.
(Fi.il Course)
Morrow
will
be
a
member
of
the
about
two
Inches1
long,
and
looks
like
from one station alone. The deposits
mal school at Ashland and stole >10
American delegation to the fllsanna- a big lump of fat, with the body of
there
ar«
some
two
feet
thick,
and
Governor A. W. Norblad arrived In
of Christmas seal money.
at the
ment conference in London and. In an ant attached at 4>ne end She can
extend over great areas.
-the interim, David E l’.aink -of New not htove of herself and Is copiously
According to a report of the United Salem and went directly to the home
Why the birds should be more Jersey has been appointed senator.
fed by her subjects. The expression
States geological survey shallow bed­ of Mrs. I. L. Patterson In tha Eala
numerous there than In other parts of
"Sit as an ant-queer Is supposed to
rock and Impermeable soils forbid the bills, seven miles west of there, to
the world Is not easy to say. It has
convey what the native/, consider the
city of Albany from obtaining a water extend his sympathy to the widow and
been explained that a current flows
acme of prosperous ease.— D etro it
family of the former governor and
along the west coast ot South America UP.GES NEW PRISONS
supply through deep wells.
408 E. 2nd St.
TO HALT UPRISINGS News. •
keeping that section cool und hence
All the wealth of Rogue River valley returned to tho city In time to attend
The Dalles, Oregon
suited to the habitat of myriads of
la not derived from pears. It is es­ the funeral. The body of Governor
small
fiah.
By
a
fortunate
coinci­
Isaac
Lee
Patterson
of
Oregon
was
Against
All
BloocLhcd
timated that since January 1, 1929,
We also serve, at usual prices,
dence the birds congregate here, and A tto r n e y G en era l C ites C ro w d ­
To me it seem s thjjl n e iiln i th e oh
over >1,000,000 has been paid to local laid to rest in the Mount Crest Abbey
Lunch and Dinner combinations
in g , F e e d , L ack o f W ork .
the bare Islands in the vicinity form
mausoleum.
Just
south
of
Salem».-
m in in g o r re ta in in g of any ttin le. Imw
nat are said by our patrons to
growers of other products.
centers
where
the
Invaluable
fertilizer
v
alu
ab
le
soever,
is
an
object
fo
r
whle.i
shcrtly after 3 o’clock Monday after,
qual Home Cooking.
A project to -«hip sand from the noon. The funeral services were cf
Is deposited In vast level tracts, fr.un
Monument to Motherhood
Washington. — Attorney General men m ay la stly spill each o th e r’s
whence It may be dug out and trans­ Mitchell has appcale«! to congress to b lo o d ; th a t th e tru e and su re mean»
black aand dunes between Seaside
to Be Raised by Vets and
a military nature.
Astoria to eastern points for the
authorize construction of additional of e x te n d in g am i se cu rin g eniw uerce
ported.
State highway officials at La Granda
Kansas City, K an.-A monument to
federal prisons und pass other rem­ ¡s th e goodness a n d c h e a p n e ss of com
extraction of the magnetic iron ore have warned motorists to uso chains
the motherhood of America Is to be
edial legislation to relieve the “desper­ m o d itie s; and thii the profit of no
has
come
to
light
at
Astoria.
erected on the grounds of the V. F. W
S ilv er “ Cartw heel»’’
on the Old Oregon Trail between
Phone 35-J
tr a d e can ev er L« ««pial to the ex
ate conditions” that exist.
Twenty-seven new settlers on the Pendleton and La Grande. Because
» National home ut Eaton Rapids, Mich,
The original coinage of the sliver
Appearing before the house Judiciary p e a se o f com pel I in . It. and of hohllng
founded four years ago by tne \ et
Harper, Little Valley and Bully of construction work there are several dollar wsa authorized iu 1792. By th e committee, Mitchell blamed the recent it, by fleets und armies.—Benjamin
“ QUIET SERVICE ”
erans of Foreign Wars of the United Creek units of the Vale Irrigation pro­ dangerous places In the road.
act of January 18. 1837. the weight and , riots of prisoners upon overcrowded I'ra n k liu .
States, for the care and welfare of jects have bought a total of 2080 acres
fineness of the coins were changed.
L«dy Assistants
Authority to acquire a logging road The act of February 12. 1873 provided quarters, poor food and lack of proper
T ab lo id S ad S to ry —A him plar In
the widows and orphans of deceased at the appraised value of >24,622.
employment.
In
Clackamas
county
formerly
operat­
hom«1
of
»
New
York
b
ro
k
e
Into^jjie
for the discontinuation of the coinage
veterans.
The whole prison system has been w om an In s tru c to r in p.'.gvi cal cult!
Residents of Malin have asked the ed by the Portland Southern Rallwny of silver dollars. The acts of Febru­
State commanders throughout th e
CRANDALL
Injured
by the lack of space’ to house
Klamath Falls chambea of commerce company has been asked of the Inter­ ary 28, 1876, July 14. 1890, and March
country will recommend one man from
the
ever-increasing
army
of
lawbreak
U n d ertak in g C om pany
their respective states to act on a to indorse their petition to have the state commerce commission by the 8, 1891, authorized the recoinage of
W e su p p o se th a t In th e s e <! :
ers, he reported.
committee charged with the responsl
proposed Great Northern extension Clackamas Eastern railroad.
p
lain
sp
e
a
k
in
g
th
e
pK'ffwr
1
1
silver dollars. The silver purchased
When Representative F. 11. La
THE DALLES. OREGON
blllty of gathering the necessary funds Into California routed through Malin.
call n y o u n g ra s c a l Is a “ leg of S
under the act of 1891 was consumed tn Guardia of New York asked Mitchell
William
Preston,
pioneer
merchant
and erecting the memorial.
State, city and American Legion of of Eugene, celebrated on New Year’s 1904. There was no further authori­ whether It might he well to modify
The movement, sponsored by a reso­
It Is e s tim a te d th a t at le a s t 1.0 »».'WO
zation to purchase silver for dollars the prohibition luw and thereby cut
flclals were the principal speakers at day the 66th anniversary of his busi-
lution adopted by the thirtieth no
p e rso n s la th e U nited S ta te » have
until the passage of the Pittman n< t down the convictions for breaking that
the district legion convention for Mar­ *ness career In Eugene. He Is 85 years of April 23, 1918. From that time < n
tlonal encampment of the V. F.
som e so rt o f speech disor«h r. Yeah?
ion. Polk. Tillamook. Washington and old and has been active in business in silver dollars have been Issued each law. Mitchell refused to answer.
■held at SL Paul last August, contem
“The Immediate and direct enure of
plates the erection of “a utilitarian
Yamhill counties held in Salem re­ the city longer than any other man In year.
What docs it mean w h e n the ther
recent disorders among prisoners at
monument bearing the Inscription ’To cently.
Eugene.
the Leavenworth penitent ¡ary was dfir^ mometer is arouml 91), nn«l the «hilly
the Motherhood of America.’ ’’
market letter says, “Rutter Is Firmer?
Walter Adams, for 30 years station
The Rogue River Traffic association
satisfaction with food,” said Attorney
The contribution of American moth
Demand and Supply
agent for the Northern Pacific rail’ reports that 3656 carloads of pears
!
General
Mitchell,
continuing:
T h e D a li« » * N e w e s t a n d B e s t
erhood manifesting Itself In every hu
One of our local tightwads has been
. Two friends had met and were «Ils-
H o s t e lr y
man activity, affording stimulus and way at Pendleton, and 43 years In the were shipped by December 1. The cussing business on the wuy home. | “ The nderlying causes were over-
busy the last month or so breaking in
1 crowding and luck of work to keep the
In«piration to the better causes of employ of the road, has retired and estimated value was >5,516,280. The
“I heard that you'd kind of amal­ prisoners occupied.
a
new
small-size
dollar
hill
in
his
?
will make bis future home in Portland. shipments exceed the pre-season esti­
Centrally Located
civilization, was cited by those sup
gamated with old Marples nt your ’ ‘ The Atlanta penitentiary, with s
wallet.
He
began
his
work
with
the
road
at
porting the plan as a “vital force in
mate. which was 3500 cars valued at game."
S h e rm a n C o u n ty H e a d q u a rte rs
normal capacity of 1.560, has had this,
Puyallup, Wash., in 1884.
our American heritage.”
"Well, gee whiz!” complained Willie
>5.000,000. .
“Well, you’re half right." agreed his year as many as 3,723 prisoners. Mc­
The project also gives recognition
EDW. BALL, MANAGER
Although the 1929 summer Beason
the other night, on being served the
Most of the dairymen and the heads friend. "We are In partnership all Neil island, with a normal capacity of
to the “multiple and continuous sac­ was the driest on record there were
neek of another chicken. “What nrr
right, but we don’t sell the same kind 557. has had this year 978 prisoners,
THE DALLES, OREGON
rifices, both In times of war and In but 91 fires in the Umatilla national of the eight granges la Yamhill coun
1? A stowaway?’’
i
What
u
state
of
affairs!'’
Mitchell
of
thing."
ty
met
In
McMinnville
recently
with
times of peace, on the part of the
' stated.
Thia puzzled the other man.
motherhood of America for the moat forest, according to the report of the Solon T. White, county agent, where
Mitchell urged that eongpess author-
forest service. The damage sustained a program for the stamping out of
“Explain what you mean." he sug­
port unhonored and unsung."
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
1 Ize the attorney general to provide em­
amounted to only >659 as compared contagious abortion among cattle gested.
Notice is hereby given that Helen
ployment
for
prisoners.
with >200,000 the preceding year.
“Well, you see, Marples goes about
Deyo has 'been appointed Adminis
herds was laid out.
Dog Save» Cat’» Life
selling a stove polish that leaves a
tratrix of the Estate of Clinton Clif­
A meeting of Umpqua valley melon
August W. Woods, a native of Fin­ ,ataln on your fingers, and two days
Chicago. — Six prisoners escaped ford Calvin Deyo, Deceased, and har
but Earn» No Gratitude growers was held the first of this
land, died at Elkton recently. Ho was ' later 1 call with the only soap that 11 from the new Cook county Jail. War­ qualified as such.
Malone, N. Y.—Dogs are not com
week, at which time the growers con­
den David Monoypenny, while admit­
THE DALLES
All persons having claims against
monly known to befriend cats, yet one sidered a contract with the General born In 1844, coming to this country get it off."—London Answers.
ting that Jail rules had been violated,. said Estate are hereby notified and
when a young man. He was the oldest
Instance of such anomaly was wit­
Fruit corporation, which offered to Mason in Douglas county, and the sec­
Insisted that some of the blame be­ required to present the same, dulj
Calls for and Delivers
nessed here.
longed on the shoulders «if those who verified, to said Adm inistratrix at
handle
Umpqua
valley
cantaloupes
ex­
P
e
c
u
lia
r
B
e
a
u
t
y
C
u
lt
u
r
e
The cat had been missing three
ond oldest member of the order In
Rufus, Sherman County, Oregon,
in Moro Wasco
Startling color effects ur«' m hleved designed the jail and those who np within six months of the date of the
day». Its mistress hunted vainly for clusively during the coming season. Oregon, It Is believed.
pr«ned
the
designing
of
if.
He
point
by
the
women
In
parts
of
the
Solpnion
her, notwithstanding felines are sup­
Taxes in Josephine chunty outside
first
publication
of
this
notice.
The
and Grass Valley
Islands. They bleach their kinky hnlr e«l out that the men got away by first publication is December 27, 1929
posed to return of their own will. of Grants Pass will be lower in 1930
The Farmers Union of the Fairview white with a paste made from coral smashing an unbarred window.
Helen Deyo, Adm inistratrix.
Finally a state trooper, apprised of than in 1929, according to a report
Mondays and Thursdays
J. Tracy Barton.
the lost pet, observed a dog standing filed with the county commission by neighborhood near Scio has passed lime. An arch of lime Is applied over
resolutions condemning the Linn each eyebrow. Straight lines of lime Senate A dd s Projects,
4 t-d 27
Attorney for Estate
on a rock ledge barking vociferously
county court for not making an ap­ cross each cheek and meet nt the el in.
at an Island In Salmon river. Search D. O. Hayes, county clerk. In the
Passes V eterans’ Bill
propriation for a couniy agent and
of the Island brought forth the cot, city of Grants Pass, the report re
Big ears are considered beautiful
Washington.—The
senate passed n
veals,
the
taxation
will
be
1.2
mills
B* bit haggard at having been ma­
on the Island of Borneo In the Dot« It
club leader.
.$15.9."9.(XX) veterans’ hospitalization
rooned three days, but still able to above 1929.
East
Indies.
The
women
insert
heavy
CALLAW AY’S
Medford city officials are searching
hill. In addition to the $14,(MX).0<>o
“spit" at the dog which had unwit­
The shortage of pasture during No­ the outskirts of the city for » site for rlnga In the lobes of their ears ms'it program given the approval by the
FUNERAL CHAPEL
gradually yield to the weight nn.l
tingly saved her life.
vember due to the extreme dry season
the Humane society’s new dog pound they
house, the senate added $1.950.909 for
DENTIST
assume
the
desired
character
of
I«
«
»
«
was reflected in the cut In production
Funeral Director»
and animal shelter, which the society
These often hang below 1 e projects added by the senate finance
Missouri “Houn* Dog»”
of the cows of the Coquille Valley plans to build ss soon as the city fur­ loops.
«•«»inmlttee.
These
include
new
hospl
shoulder, and the beauties adorn tl n
United States Dental Ex­
and Embalmer»
Increasing in Value Testing association. For November nishes a site.
with heavy rings.—National Geograph­ t i l l s In West Virginia. Salt Lake City,
aminer for this district
Memphis. Tetin., and additions nt Camp
Union and Third St.
A new island In the Columbia river
ic society.
Springfield, Mo.—The houn’ dog Is last year the average butterfat produc­
Custer,
Mich,
tion
was
19.62
pounds.
This
year
It
Is noted at The Dalles a short dis
not a thing of the past.
The Dalles, Ofre.
The major portion of coon and fox was 18.74 pounds.
tance above the ferry slip on the
OFFICE
AT
L ir a W ir e D a n g e rs
hounds In the United States are fur­
Eleven-year-old Donald Wicks of Do
Com Husking Prize 1»
Washington side of the river. It has
A
human
being, dead ”i alive, Is a
nished by this section of the country. rena, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
MORO, OREGON
been created by shifting sandbars and
to Be $1,000 Next Year
conductor of electricity, if a p erson
Each year, prior to the opening of Wicks, a few days ago. in a trap set
Washington.—Corn nusklng Is at
Is In contact with an eiedrical circuit
the hunting season, buyers from all near the Wicks home; caught a mink unusually low water.
A bond Issue of >60,000 was author­
those rescuing him should break ' is last to come into Its own. Instead of
over the country come Into the Ozarks that measured three feet from tip to
ized by the voters of Roseburg at a contact with the circuit by means ••f receiving $100 for winning the title,
to purchase hundreds of dogs.
tip. Mink are not common in that
special election held recently, and the some Insulated tool. «Uch ns n '«aig the champion cornhusker to be crowned
And the value of the “old houn
dawg” has Increased until a first class section, and this probably Is the pret­ money will be used to retire improve dry stick qr long, dry rope. Whore In Kansas next fall will receive $1,000,
tiest and largest one ever taken there. ment fund and interest warrants now the voltage of the live wire is not Secretary of Agriculture llvde has
one Is now worth >100.
Washington at Fifth Street,
greater than 6,000 v o lts a coat might announced. The prize will he do­
Orchardlsts will spend approximate­ held by local banks.
be used for a rope by thmwing It nated by L. E. Phillips, Oklahoma oil
PORTLAND, OREGON
ly
>30,000
this
winter
in
the
planting
The first annual Christmas outdoor around the wire and pulling the wlie magnate.
Attorney - at - Law .
D e ca tu r’s Schooldaya
of
pear
trees
throughout
Rogue
River
lighting contest .at The Dalles was with thejoop thu» made. It should he
The dashing Decatur who humbled
Our usual pre-war transient
rates still prevail.
,the proud dey of Algiers, and after valley. Four carloads of young trees
held under the auspices of the Kl recognized, however, that this "ill
G e n . S m u t» to V i s i t U n it e d S ta te s
Special Ratea to perm anent Guest«
’whom so many New York boys were have been ordered from California
wanis^club. For the best decorated probably bring H>e rescuer in closer
London.—Gen. Jan Christian. Smuts
• named when be was In the zenith of nurseries. Most of these are of the and Illuminated house and grounds a proximity to the live wire than would • >f South Africa, who has been in Eng­
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 93
' hla naval glory, lived In Powder Mill Bose, Comice and D'Anjou varieties. prize of >75 was given.
be considered safe If the qmergen.y land. has sailed for a visit in the
lane and went to school at the Lower The cost of planting is estimated at
Moro, Oregon
Vldtcd States.____________
The heavy storms of the past weeks did not exist.
Dublin academy In Holmesburg, pa. >60 to >75 per acre.
and the especially high tides lately
F o r nil Its pretentloua name the
The Rogue River Canning company
C ultivate Serenity to
Odd Nesting Plac<
caused the outlet of Slltcoos lake,
**u<-advu<> ’ wus a »mull l«»g nnd stone
F ig h t M en tal F a tig u e
structure with only two flout w in s - * closed Its season after operating
which has been closed for the last
'A young lady at East Grinxtead.
<)owa and a shingled root Stephen since June 25. During the peak of the three months, to open, and recently England, went tq remove letter» from
Mental fatigue cuts down efficiency
Decatur lid not take kindly to study, season 125 workers were employed.
and spoils happiness. American life
the salmon began rushing up the 2 Si­ the letter box, and •.feeling a slight
but he Is said to have carved his name Over >75,000 was paid to farmers and
with Its hlgh-power speed for both
mile river into the lake on their way flutter. Investigated« and discovered
on every desk in the school room.— orchardlsts for vegetables and fruits.
that
a
tit
had
utilized
the
box
for
a
work and play produces an unusual
to the streams that flow Into the lake.
nest, and had laid eight dainty little
New York Times.
amount of mental fatigue. To aid In
Eight hundred and twenty-seven tons
OOOOOOOOCKXXKXXKiOOOOCOOCOO- of pears were canned, for which grow­
gs. In the etomnch of a bullock
the cultivation of more serene habits.
killed
In
the
same
town
were
found
Dr. Lauren II. Smith, writing In
ers received >50,000.
Army Truck Operate»
nails, screws, iron bolts, and hair­ Hygela Magazine, umkea the follow
_ The Charity grange of Harrisburg
Hi» De»ire for Sole
pins. At Hartfleld a snake, driven «>» Ing sugestiona:
With Wood for Fuel
at its last meeting adopted resolutions
to the road by the fires In Ashdown
1. When we wot k,-let us keep our
Place
in
Sun
Co»t»
$20
San Francisco.—Using a sack
asking the state highway commission
forest, was run over and killed by a
Interest
In It nnd make It pleasurable
Provincetown,
Mass.—Hla
de­
ful of broken tent poles for fuel
to use Its Influence to get legislation
motor cor. It was more than a yurd
2.
When
we play, let us enter Into
sire
for
a
place
In
the
auu
coat
an army truck had demonstrated
,-v UNDER THE
that will exclude advertising signs on
EYE STRAIN
l o n g . __________
It for all It Is worth without regard
Frank Viera >20 In court here.
that It could pull a load of more
PERSONAL
MANAGEMENT OF
the highways of Oregon closer than
for anything else.
It hae long been Frank's dally
Can .only be corrected under the
thaw 88 ton».
Clavar
and
Dangarons
3.
When
We
rest
and
sleep,
let
us
500
feet.
Copies
were
sent
to
the
evstotn
to
sit
at
tha
corner
of
proper conditions and by the uae
Edward C. Holt
Army officers watching the
turn the mind and body loose to them
The < eull|»cde . uhcortd In eastern
Franklin and Tremont streets
Oregon Motor association and to the
of the very beat of equipment.
teat o f the Invention of Col
RATES
lands is i .«»nnhlahle. and often poi­ selves and let them do what they will
f. r a auu bath.
state highway commission. •
We have the Best Equipped Optical
Jean P. *mbert, former French
Learn to rest the mind by leaving the
sonous. insect, hut Its wisdom might
On a recent day, Autone Car­
office in Eastern Oregon.
Room with bath privilege, >1. up
army officer, were astounded by
Automobile windshield stickers,
well Instrucl human beings of every
mind alone.
los, who Is blind, chose the lame
Outside room with private bath,
OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY
the performance.
substitutes for the regulation license
4. When ^-e think, let ns make a de­
age and dime. Afraid of the tarnn
street corner us a nice place lo
Tfca appliance Invented by
>1.50 up
plates, or rather augmenting the
tula (u stMH-les of great spider), the cision and carry It out. If we decide
busk in the sun:
Colonel Imbert was placed in
plates, must be on the car January 1.
centipede always takes care to build Incorrectly It can be reconsidered la
Special rates where more than two
“Here, move out.*-You’re keep­
thp track In the place of the
The new 1930 stickers, which are good
persons occupy one room.
n cactus fence mun«» Itself ere It goes ter.
*
ing the sun from me,” Frank
Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, Proprietor
gasoline tank. After the con
5.
When
we
nre
very
tired,
let
os
only
until
July
1
and
which
will
cost
to
sleep
II
I*
I»0®
1
entertaining
to
coinplaiued.
Let us show you our
talner had been filled with wood
320 East Second Street
watch the xecurlly of the centipedes not permit a temporary or extreme
only one-half the regular annual fee,
Antone refused to budge and
Accommodations
a torch waa applied, and a few
us they He «1
w h,le th e ,r a rch
emotional reaction to d riv e rs Into an
THE DALLES, OREGON
the scuffle that followed led to
must be pasted on the windshield and
minute« later wbe» the truck
enemies cunnot crawl over the cactus, art th a t will have perm anent result»
court ‘
J
used in connection' with the old 1929
had been cranked It chugged
which they will never tackle.
license plates, which also must ba ra-
away with the load.
* talned for Identification,
35C
W hite R estaurant
Bank Hotel
Model Laundry
Dr J. R. Morgan ‘
W . C. B R Y A N T
Newhouse Optical Co.
NEW
P E R K IN S HOTEL