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7
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the world. The largest fne, tn Cal
cutta, has over 300 roots. This <yie
Meets th« 1st and 3rd
has 175 and coven a large space.
Coming back we passed two wed
Visitiag
ding processions.
I believe the
members
Appointment qf R. H. McKean
groom,
only,
was
riding
and the at
Methodist Church
to close ujr the business of the tendants before, behind and roqnd
By order of w. M.
Mrs. E J. Sayrs left Sunday
Moro
Robt. Urquhart, Secretary.
Independent Warehouse & Mill about were men. He, the groom, was
for Prinville to visit her brother
ing Company was announced last decked out in great style. They were
Sunday school at 10 a m.
Bethleham Chapter No. 78 O. E. S. who is very ill.
Saturday,
following* meeting of perhaps on their way to the wedding
Moro, Oregon
Worship at 8 p. m.
Everett
Hastings
was
here
communica-
the
stockholders
of the company, Late that evening we had to slowly
Regular
--------
Sermon aulject: “If the Lord
tiona each 2nd and 4th over the week end to visit his
which
effective
July
1, sold its “honk” our way through two other
ba God.” This is the first of a
Thursday evenings of
wedding processions.
In both of
family.
\
warehouses to the Farmers Na these cases the bride and groom were
each month.
series of sermons on “If.”
Mrs. Ruth Sparling.
tional Warehouse Corporation.
fa. Sherman Hawk,
J. W5 Eva entered The Dalles
together in the back seat of the can.
Worthy Matron
Mr. McKean announces that It seemed to be a day for weddings
Pastor.
Nans Barxee, Secretary.
hospital one day last week for
through the new arrangement he as we saw in the distance a similar
medical treatment.
will have the use of the company march when passing through another
Moro,
Walter
A.
May
waH
in
Port
e
Precby
terian
Cburch.
Meeta every Monday
offices in the Independent ,bui!d- town.
Leaving Madura about noon, we
evening in the I.O.O.F land the firat oFThe week Oh a
ing, and that while engaged in had a hot, thirsty ride all afternoon.
10 a m Sunday school.
hall.
TranMrtt and short business trip.
, visiti
¿siting brothers art
11 a. m. Rev1. John Phipps of closing up the uffairs of the In Towards evening we reached Celam-
Balfour Bohrhill and wife
cordially invited U
Green
River, Utah, will preach, dependent, will conduct a private cottah where the Mathby’s are living.
meet with u».
here to make a visit with niff '
grain buying, farm supply busi We had quite a time locating them,
Haney C. Thompson. N. G.
A. M. Young, Secretary. father, G. B. Bourhill.
ness and insurance, taking up running out of petrol in a semi-desert
Christian Science
ed district. A European couplq came
these activities where the com to our rescue. The lady took us to
Dr. Clarke, Eye Specialist in
Rebecca Lodge No !<•
Subject:
Truth
Moro, Oregun
pany dropped them.
Grass^alley, Saturday, July 25,
her home and gave us some cold
Golden Text: Zacharriah 8:3
T Meets 2d and 4th Tues
While in session the stockhold drinks while her husband went after
Moro., Sunday, July 26.
W days of each monu
Thus sailh the Lord: 1 am re
Visiting member» wel
ers reelected the board of direct- petrol. The lady turned out to be a
Mrs.
Marv
Morrisey
was
visit
turned
unto Zion, and will dwell ors composed of A. D. Richel daughter of a woman in Yercaud
come.
Florence McDonald
ing friends in Moro from her in the midst of Jerusalem: and
der fe. E. D M^Kee,. R. H. Mc whom I knew quite well. They also
Noble Grand
tome in The Dalles, last week.
helped us locate the Matrby’s, where
Jerusalem shaded be called a city
Jessie Henrichs, Secretary
Kean,. David Reid and Earl T. we stayed for dinner. We left there
Melvin fkhadwilz and wife of truth; and the mountains Jones.- The officers were then at 9:00 p. m., driving on to a Travel
Chris Schults Post No. 71
lave a new boy, born to them of the Lord of hosts the holly also reelected:
er’s Bungalow, which would bring us
mountain.
u
„ - President, A. D. Richelderfer; nearer home and'leave easy driving
'jesday
July
21,
at
Grass
Valley.
k Meets at Legion ball on
Responsive Reading: Psalms
Vee-President,Earl T. Jonee; for the next morning.
M 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Gillmor, 119:1, 2, T, 18, 27, 29, 30, 37, 48,
It was after 11:00 p. m. when we
W evenings of each month.
Secretary-Treasurer and Man
and Mr. Gilmor's sister and fami- 44,160.’
reached the desired haven, only to
-
ager, R. H. McKean.
R. J. Bruckert, Commander y went to Priney?lle over the
find that the two rooms were occu
Church service every Sunday,
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
pied — an Indian in each — but, be
week end.
morning at 11 o’clock and Wed
MILDRED GINN WRITES
cause of being of different caste they
J. D. Butcher of the Pacific nesday evening at 8 o’clock.
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. M2
could not share a room. We turned
Continued from page one.
All are cordially invited to at saw others coining out of the holy (?) about le«ve for the next town> 18
Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis- 'elephone Company, and Sidney
- triet the second and fourth Friday
loom were here last Friday tend the church services and place with a priest who directed them
distant, where we might And a
nights of each month.
Visiting
make use of the reading room in their worship. They completely ( Pl*«* to sleep. Just then one of the
rom The Dalles?
Grangers welcome.
C. P. Adams, Master.
Grandma Powell is not so well which is open daily, where al! prostrated themselves before the en- Indians — a government official who
C. E. Crites, Secretary.
trance to the holy place and then
occupying one of the rooms —
this summer as she has been and .Authorized Christian Science lit- moved off with the priest to the next came out and offered to sleep on the
¡8 confined to her bed nearly all mature may be read, borrowed step jn the prescribed order. This verandah and let us have his room,
Grass Valley Ixxlge No. 131,
or purchased.
section of the temple called the holy How thankfully we turned in for a
I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and of the time,
place dates back to 500 B. C. Only icw hours sleep x>n mattressless beds,
4th Thursday jvemngs of the month in
Cecil Gregg received a frac
high caste Hindues are allowed to en-! We were awaX before seven the
the Odd Fellows hall.
Sojourn ng
The
Full
Gospel
Assembly
tured rib while handling wheat
brothers are cordially invited. ..
ter and we could see only flickering next morning and reached home about,
Vern McGowan.
L. K. Smith
sacks on the George McDonald
lights and moving shadows in its inky 10:00 a. m. This drive in the early
Usual Sunday meetings:
ranch east of town.
recesses and can only imagine what morning was through the same jungle
Sunday school 10 a. m.
.
- ■
-
I wrote you of previously and it was
Preaching 11 a m., and 8 p.m. acts of iniquity the walls might tell.
Last Sunday A H. Barnum
I watched a widow with her shaven delightful. The rains had made the
accompanied by C.. V. Belknap
J. D. and Mrs. Miller, . head covered by a white sari go to jungles far prettier than Aey were
rove to Blaylock in Gilliam coun
Pastors. the hugh tank within the temple area when I first saw them. The streams,
and completely submerge herself — then quite stagnant, were this time
ty on a short business trip.
clothes and all — beneath ita holy tumbling, dashing and sparkling and
DENTIST
Joe Truitt left Monday after
waters for cleansing before going in that which had been so dusty was
Grass Valley
to worship. The tank would compare now fresh and green.
United States Dental Ex noon for Salem where he expect
Methodist Chursh
Friday — the morning we reached
.to inquire as to his chances of
in size to the average swimming tank
aminer for this^ district ed
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
here
— and Saturday were busy days
at home, but the quality or cleanli
joining the state police force. *
Worship at 2:30 p. m. Serm ness of the water ‘could not be com of getting settled and things looked
R. L. Hollenbeck, deputy fish on subject: “My World.”
pared. Thia tank had recently been quite comfy by Sunday, although ev
OFFICE AT
warden of The Dalles, and E. E
N. Sherman Hawk,
cleaned so was not as filthy as one erything had not been done. I have
MORO, OREGON
VanNuys of the river city, were
often
sees them. The widow was by not yet begun my lessons, and this is
Pastor.
no means the only one bathing in Wednesday, but have started study
lere last Friday for a few hours*
these water», lut the hopelessness of ing again.
With much love, • Mildred.
George Williams and family
an Indian widow’s condition made
Baptist Church
returned Friday afternoon from
her pathic figure more appealing to
DANGEROUSLY
(Grass Valley)
me. I lifter saw her going from one
complicated situ
their vacation much refreshed
ation bns arisen in Ilie
by the two weeks spent in fresh
Sunday school every Sunday god to another with her wet 8ar’ political
situation de
clinging
to
her
body.
er climes.
Physicii
at 10 a. m.
veloping
in Europe,
At the end of one wide corridor
There will be a church busi was a platform on which the god especially In connec
B. J. Barnum and wife spent
tion with the Austro-
the week end with the W. S. ness meeting following the Sun Hiva and the goddess Meenakshi are Oerman tariff union
People can reach me from Moro Powell and Jess Landry families. day school class at the Baptist married each year. At this ceremony and the forthcoming
at night from the long distance
Mrs. Barnum and »Mrs. Powell church Sunday morning. Every and at others the hundreds of temple visit of the German
girls ’dance in the corridors. Of chancellor and foreign
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing are sistera.
one asked to be present.
course, we saw nothing of the temple minister to London
The Dalles.
for conference» with
girls.
Aristide
According to the Chronicle
British ’ government
The
stables
of
the
temple
were
in
Briand
Eye Doctor Coming.
Homer DeMoss of- Moro, and
leaders.
teresting or , rather the occupants
Behind the official silence In various
Miss Elizabeth Pitcher of Silver
Dr. Clarke, of the Clarke Opti were. — two camels and seven ele
many French observers saw
Lake, purchased a marriage li cal Co., Portland, Ore., E ye phants. One of the latter was a cute capitals
Important Issues centering In the tariff
Cinse in The Dalles Tuesday.
S ight S pecialist will be in Grass little fellow a year old. The big fel agreement and in the Franco Italian
lows —- and they were big — looked naval accord, which it was said France
DENTIST
Dr. Clarke, Eye Sight Special Valley, Saturday, July 25 at the very docile, but I breathed a little i is attempting to drop because the gov
3
C
ist, in Grass Valley, Saturday, Valley Inn. In Moro Sunday, freeer when we moved out of their ernment was never fully convinced
HOME OFFICE. WASCO
:
that It was profitable.
S July 25, in Moro, Sunday, July July 26, at Hotel Moro. See him circle.
remain— on
France desires
From an inner court we could see friendly terms with Britain, because
26 on bis regular monthly trip. about Your Eyes.
two gold-leaf domes and gold flag Foreign Minister Aristide Brlnnd has
Regular visits made to Grass
Consult him ahout your eyes
Increases oi S2.7 per cent in the staff on top of the temple buildings. asked the British foreign secretary,
Valley. Watch for announce
Laytoh Thompson and family number cf cars which have visited We spent some time in the temple Arthur Henderson, to use pressure on
ments.
to modify the tariff accord
of Portland, spent the week end Crater Lake national park to catn this and then went to a building now used Germany
year over last season and 19.8 per for offices but which was once the wlfljn the German chancellor goe» to
here visiting the N. W. Thomp cent in the number of visitors, are re
Rngland next month.
sons. Mrs. Thompson is a bro ported by E. C. Solinsky, superintend king’s palace. It was a large build
Briand has been placed in an ex
ing with great arch ways. Within ceedingly embarrassing position be
ent.
The
week
end
of
July
4
and
5
ther of Mrs. N. W. Thompson.
was a large court, the center of which cause of the possibility that he will be
was the largest two days in the his
Frank Sayrs, son of Mr. and tory of the park, with July 4 setting is now a garden, but was in by gone elected President of the republic In
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
days <1 a bathing
Wide
steps rln , May. while be would prefer to con
UULIllIl^ tank.
Vaiirb.
vv
Mrs. Carrol Sayrs, Yvore a band a new one-day record also. Oh July uHj3
the full length on three sides, leading clude the naval accord with Italy by
Attorneys At Law
age over one eye for a few days 4 a total of 4344 persons entered the up to a verandah and into the build-' continuing his work ht the Qua! d’Or
last week on account of a piece park In 1192 automobiles and on July ing proper. We were taken into the say.
Oregon
Moro
of carbon that became lodged in 5 there were 2988 visitors and 867 ex-king’s bed chamber. In here was j
cars. This made a total for the week-
a large cement or stone tank which in :
• V
' ”
a
the optic.
end of 7332 persons and 2059 cars.
the hot weather had been filled with |
A
Hodson White is on his way to
¡|
/ »r
Millions of worms are reported to water, but in winter was used as a
South Africa with a band of have eaten all the leaves from 15 to dancing floor. During the heat the ,
When Your Shoes need blooded sheep that are being 20 acres of greasewood brush on the king’s bed w’as hung by four chains .
Repair, send them to sold by the Baldwin Sheep & M. H. Anderson ranch on the coast over the pool of water. The story FOR SALE:—One stock trailer, one
fork of the Willamette near Cotte*«
ton capacity and one 1000 pound
Land Co., to a firm of Sheep Grove. Swarms of butterflies have is told that ope night a robber came
through one of the openings near the trailer. One Case Tractor and one
breeders.
grown from the larvae. The bushes *high ceiling, climbed down one of the Sampson Tractor.
dp not seem to have been .^Injured
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
L. W. Rakes and wife drove to greatly, as new leaves are taking the chains Tipon which the king’s bed C. F. French. Grass Valley, Oregon.
hung and stole his jewel». The king
THE
DALLES
204 Second St
CHANCE, OF' LIFETIME — RE
Aberdeen, Wash , Satuday to re place of those destroyed.
offered a reward for their return. LIABLE MAN WANTED to call on
turn Mrs. Ted Everett to her
To reduce tho cost of elections the The thief returned them, whereupon farmers in Sherman County. Won
home. They came home Sunday, Lane county court Is figuring on re the king granted the reward, but af derful opportunity. Make $8 to
S20 daily. No experience or capital
bringing Mrs Walter Fritts with ducing the number of voting precincts. terwards had the thief killed. >
needed. Write today. FURST &
Election
costs
at
the
last
election
From the palace we drove out to THOMAS, Dept. F. 426 Third St.,
them to Stay a few days.
ranged from $1,27 a vote in the Five see the next largest banyan tree in Oakland, California.
p
R. H. McKean to Close
Up Warehouse Busines
OUT OF
GENERAL DRY GOODS LINE
THAT IS ALL PRICED RIGHT,
PECIALLY ATTRACTIVE ITEMS.
HAVE THESE ES
Mens Trousers
Khaki and Whipcord, Regular $2.50
Now $1.^
and they are more economical
than overalls
Childrens 3-4 Sox
Good for School Days and Every Day
Wear. All sizes One Price, 2 Pair
For 25c
• Nainsook, Regular Sizes
5Oc Each
Mens Dress Shirts
Fast Colors, Full Cut, New Late Style,
Stay Down Collar. Best Value ever
Sold for
$1.22
ic . fi ™ a co
SHERMAN COUNTY’S OWN DRY
GOODS STORE
Dr J. R. Morgan
Dr. J. A. Butler
WERNMARK’S
ZELL'S
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 345 The Dalles, Or«
----- or
(•RARS VALLEY PHARMACY
Phope222
CALLAWAY’S
FUNERAL CHAPEL
Funeral Directors
’ and Embalmers
. Union and Third St.
The Dalles, Ore»
These are High Grade Bags, Come
in and Look them over.
A
DR C. L. POLEY
FUNERAL HOME
Sc To Members
8 l-4c to Non-members
Among the guests at the Hotel
Moro last Tuesday night were
two women who had spent some
of their earlier years in this
county. ’They were two daught
ers of Rev. James Morrison and
wife who lived in the Hay Can-
you country back in the pioneer
period of Sherman county. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Keenan-(Maud Mor
rison), of Los Angeles, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Bain (Margar
et Morrison), were names of the
visitors.
Threshing is the order of the day
at the Moro Experiment Station
thia week and all hands are busy
seeing that the , small plots of
wheat are thrashed separately
and with due care.
Rivers precinct to 19 cents a vote In
three of Eugene's precincts. There
are now 120 precincts in the county,
of whith 37 are in Eugene.
The seclion herd of the Curry coun
ty coast Is Increcslng materially, ac
cording to deep sea flzhermen, since
the reduct Ion and elimination of the
bounty upon rteaFcns In Oregon. The
bounty in 1929 was reduced from 17.50
to 50 cents, find the last legislature
eliminated the bounty entirely. The
touring sutoists are finding the sea
lions playing upon the rocks quite an
attraction.
\
, T
Morrow county has finished it»
yearly shearing and most of the sheep
have been shipped to summer range.
Shipments of Josephine county
strawberries have begun. It is esti
mated that 200 barrels will be sent
to eastern markets.
Arrow Twine
At Less Than You Have Paid in
Years.
MORO GRAIN GROWERS ASSOCN.
™ te
kilowatt kiddies
Bringt—
HOT. WATER
ELECTRICALLY
“Jack and Jill went up the hill
To fetch a pail of water------*
BUT The Kilowat Kiddies have not
- even hills to climb to bring you hot
water ELECTRICALLY. Invisible
as they are, Charlie and Clara Kilo*
watt keep your tank brim-full of
abundant hot water. It’s always
just the right temperature for the
Monday washing, the morning
shave-the hundred-and-one house ’•
hold jobs that are made easy with a
dependable« constant Hot Water
supply.
• —
The Kilowatt Kiddies would like to
Herve YOU with Electric Hot
Water. Learn all about its econ
omy, .dependability and conven
ience from their sponsors, the
Pacific Power &
Light Co
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