Sherman County observer., May 10, 1907, Image 2

TO OUR VISITORS. GREETING
The
The Ohoerver does not propone Vo
deliver a lecture Vo the visitor» in
■
«O
ovvici al ram a o r 1
Moro from Portland tomorrow.
IO , O B B G O M .
Bat, Gentlemen;
We do iatead, aa one of the Jour
D. C. I b iu m d s Son.......... Korroaa nals of thia great Inland Empire
» c. L I bxlamd , M amagbb .
interest*, and moulder« of public
opinioo, to »|*eok out straight to
good fot advsrtúing ratee.
the point an to the opportunity of
FR ID A Y .....................M ay 10. 1907 Portland to secure vast busiuena and
trade in the regions of Eastern Ore
To insure publication, article« for gon, and
T b « O b x r r c » rnu»< reach th e office before
The duty of Portland Busin««
nooo W e d n e a d a j. T h e m a ll c o m e . <*•” /
Men to leud a Helping Hand, to
Develop the Resource« of This
W oeo you rem it for T he Observer
I
uimenso.Country.
uk an e i p f c u u r poatofflce m oney o r d « .
'cg U te re d le tte r, or bank d ra ft, payable to
» . C . Ire la n d 4 Soo.
An excu rsión train d oes not g iv e
you
even a birds ey e view o f Ksst
A Blue M a r k h e r e will answer an .
In q u iry , w hen entered upon onr cale n d a r, | îrtl O n got .
Yon are -te-ndi -g it
« Iv in a the dale o f the papef » W » e dale • ' |
4 e>< ni. * heels,
w h ic h to u r c urrent »ubacrlptfon e x p ire *
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th in k we are not ^ t e n a lv e enough l.w
y o u r considera! i«w>— o h , go long.
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jo lli Ihi-iii up «long Ibi* lin e?
Very
Ir o i u
.«»^ r,h er. to notify «« ol i
|»l„ t¡»1,d in trade, a
t h e ir »d .b ee » . . ' « r w in m«-
•otiflealfoe ol« P«»m »aater th a ï U w «ut» ;
r n t r r baa “ K em .v e d ” ««U te th e b ill ol !
it
»-V'-r «• « u r
to
y»n th « ’ n
fka
proplr »top
The Umatilla House
'X'E>* D « l l e a , O r e g o n ,
Hteam H«aL
Electric Lights
Electric Call Bal to.
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
top ; at Front Door
All O R & N Trains Stop
Railway Ticket
icket Office in the Lobby.
List Mare Rewird
T . N. C R O F T O N ,
A bay mare, weight about 1060
pounds, roacbed mane, branded on
the right stifle with the Frank Wat­
kins brand thus, T and the English
pound mark C- 8be left my farm
Wednesday night, April 10th. Any
person returning her to me at the
farm formerly known as the Me
Donald farm, 2 mile« south eaet of
Monkland, or addre-eing me thro*
the mail giving me information as
to where she may 1 m » found, will be
properly rewarded.
J.O E lliott ,
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Monk’snd, Or
P r o p r ie t o r .
IN C R E A S IN G
Y o u r A d v e r t is in g
IN THE
SHERHAN COUNTY OBSERVER
Summer Pasture.
can not be figured as additional
Native bunch ura>-n and iota,of
Abundance of water. Iloraes
»ki n at $1 6*' per head fwr month.
Ail f-nced. For miy further partic-
ing an investment from which you are sure
to receive good returns-
K<. , u t
a u d see I
P. F. M aus ,
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ex p en se.
It ia sim p ly increas­
Morn, Or
19 99999999999S99B K 9X B M
he vast
Watkios’ Gooiis
wnnat fi.-ltl-* Mini i be herd« o f full
Ined cattle, bai.il« 1.1 b o ix -e wilh<.u'
I nupei i«»rs any where; Il »cks of sb< ej>
: from w hich the Old Vt urld draws
, an iu rtis to im prove .»■ br«-«d. re
versiug th e oi<l order of tilings;
Are guaranteed. You can have
them by writing, or calling at my
residence at Demoss springs, Hirer
mm. county, Oregon.
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A i . kx . H unter , Agent
I n o u»««r»» lo p ru d o e e p r im in g t h a t
to p U w e in g to lh - e y e ,hxJ1 , b *
k in d
T h e O t» » » v e r to e q u ip p e d w i t h
e ll m o d e r n f a .- iliib » f««r »hsiur K'»-d
w o rk »1 U»e
»»»I oimauiii o f «•>—». • ry I
IM W illi «11 0f»l«"V » l« l i f H S I ' H r l W ' . i l - J
• d u> y o u r p erfect « u i ^ th .u y o u newd
How many of you.gei.lb men; arc
pri pared to iiudersland thal Kher
uamu county produces as much grain
n o t p a y f<»r It .
annually for export aa ihe whole of
T h e S h e rm a n C o u n ty C o u rt H o u s e , M o ro .
(Name, O dkon . N o . 43282.)
King Edward, traveling around your Wallamet valley sends down
For Hale Black stallion, two
to
Portland!
You
know
the
Wal
the country kissing other kings, ful­
he foroes a stream of compressed years old in May, weighs 1500 lbs.
la
met
valley—because
you
live
in
in
the
United
States,
with
Canada
ly explain« our idea of a waste of
i t You know it is served by 400 gation Compauy line from Portland a good second, and Switzerland 3d. air into a standpipe at the bottom 8ire w a 2200 lbs. weight. Just
from Kansas city with a car load,
energy.
miles of railroad—Sherman county to Huntington, and the farmers,the At the lowest estimate it would re­ the air becom»« highly charged and in good condition, was my
miners,
and
the
horse,
sheep
and
with
electricity,
expanding
enorm
in all but 86. You can see the
choice of 40 head. Will I mj «old on
We haven’t found him yet,but ex­ g has
w n fieldi of the Wallamet valley I cattle men. have dug the coin out quire 25,000,600 tons c i coal to ously, and rusher upward through reasonable terms. Come and see
pect to «one day discover a aan who from the car windows of four differ of the ground to build all the feed generate 2,000,000 horse power con­
the standpipe, lifting the water for yourself.
tinuously by the ordinary steam
can tell by hi« corns when there
O wen T hompson ,
with it and oonvei ting it into a big
ent lines of railway. But from the | er »nd subsidiary lines.
engine, and allowing 66 a ton for
is going to be an earthquake.
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Monkland, Or
spouting
geyser,
from
which
it
may
car winnows here you gain a nebu­
But what has Portland done!
the coat of the coal this would rep­
be piped any distance rated to the
lous idea that all Eastern Oregon is
resent a saving of 0125,000,000 on
Daring April just past the build mostly mountains, sage brash and
power. The new hydro pueumatic
E. E. Lytle raised a little parse 2,000,000 horse jxtwer.
ing record of Portland exceeded by rocks, enlivened largely by coyotes
pump has been clearly tested, aud
from amongst his personal friends,
more than 16,000,000 that of any and jack rabbits.
The DesChntes is one of the lead ia pronounced by machinists who
and after sweating blood for a time
Send your watches, jewelry, etc.,
other month lo the history of that
And what you have not seen, be­ succeeded in enlisting the farmers, ing streams of the world for power, have investigated it, to be thoro’ly
needing repairs, to me, and I will
practical.
It
is
just
the
thing
with
city.
_
yond Ontario and Hhaniko, yon and with some old 2d hand rails etc., and so very few there are who see
guarantee per'ect satisfaction. Wm
may conclude must be even more borrowed from the O. R. & N. Co., it doily that appreciate its worth, which to settle the water and light Rudolf is my sgent in Moro, at
Road supervisor«, sheep inspect mountainous, rocky, and scabby,
and power question forevter iu the whose place of business any article
built tbs Colombia Southern Rail we are pleased to extend praise of upland cities of H her man <x>unty.
ora, health officers, fault inspectors than what you have seen.
may be left to be forwarded, and
it,
for
the
value
of
a
stream
for
pow
way
and deputies, must ail be elected by
who will return the same to you in
Tb« Orsgnn 8 ts ts Grange will
11 I 1! 1
r Now if Alnaworth,Thompson and er purposes uepenus
depends upon nw
the »um
sain
good shape.
O. M. H kaoock ,
the people in Washington, say« the
ninel
at
H
oodriver
M
ay
28th.
Everyone will admit that Eastern the Bradfords coaid start in with | of water flowing and also upon its
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LaGrande, Or
Suprease court, which has declared
Oregon
does
not
look
like
the
W
al­
unconstitutional and void the legit
lative act providing for such officers lamet valley. It is different, bnt it
O ffic e S u p p lie s .
is u far better oouutry. Its possi­
by appoint men L
bilities for trade, rich trade to Port
land; are ten to twenty times more
Homeooe has been seudiug The
and better.
Gridley Herald to |hia office for a
More iha.i 4 fifths of the wheat;
longtime past. “ Devoted to the in
more than 9 tenths of the wool;
terests” of that portion of Galifor
more than 9-teoths of the horse«,
ma. al»ove all oth*r notable things
sheep and cattle, exported from
Iu it is I lie frequency of it* allusion
Oregon annually, is produce«! east
to, taxes, laxes, la x es
of the Cascade mountains.
On Iuni1s»r,of which the Wallain
T h e 1907 fruit crop i.i O regon ct prides itself; The Inland Empiie
p rom ises to be ee,»ecÌHll> large and is a di*.«- H«M
,i»nd; and when it comes
as a result o f Ireeaing w ealhei in IO fruit —the Wallamet valley is no'
otatee of the M iddle W «•Hl prices in (he comparison at all. O .i h iq * :
w ill lw* high and I he mm Vet a ctiv e, Well, the Wallamet valley lias the
We carry a surprisingly large
b rin g in g Oregon's fin ii producing
an«j com plete stock ol office
cinch on Iwer. We don’t drink lw-er
b ilitie s to lite front iu a foie«
capai»
supplies
up thia way.
ful manner.
mi
Hpftikling champagne, produced
Inks for Copying,
from our own vineyards and orch­
Chemists declare that the Penn ards, is good enough for us.
T ypew riting, and
sylvania cobbler’« plan of burning
T h e S h e rm a n C o u n ty O b s e r v e r S te a m P r in t in g .
Book-keeping.
ashea is a delusion and a snare It
Gentlemen; You are now on your
ia suppoeed that we will have to
L etter and Bill Files,
way home; you may fondly suppose
The question arise«; Would Mr.
three or four little dinky boats, any head; l>oth of which are perfect in
put that scheme down on our Hat
that you have seen Eastei n Oregon.
and Filing. Cases.
one of which could be hauled out DeeChute« river, with the addition Carnegie be willing to have all ar­
of things that are “loo good to be
r | w wjth pair Qf ranl<* al great advantage of never ovi-r mor plate beat into ploughshares
You have seen but v a . narrow atrip of
true.”
Look here for the next
t a t e r n Oregon -h lch ha. railnonl»
,
<uh
flowing its Imnks, but once in 100 and pruning hookx?
thing you are needing.
and
aln.pl,' g<* I..the edge
years. Ita one cubic foot of water
General (?) Coxey is talking ol
of a region larger than th . Malo of |
»#
Qf g
a second may equal in energy the
President RooreveR will talk on Observer * Book
iK d in , another em .r on . march ,
-
of re||
Store,
years and come out » millionaire, total stored energy of many million the stibji-ct of railroads on Memori­
to Washington. The last time be |
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rood within ita Imrdera; a region
Moro, Oregon.
“marched an army” across the greater in reaoaroea of wholly nnde why o n n o t the wealthy city of tona of coal. The railroad now in al day. He thinka be will find it
country he accumulated a son-in- veloped wealth than all the rest of Portland take hold in earneet and «Njnrae of construction along its much more interesting than to go
by competition in building a rood, west l>ank to Central Oregon from fishing.
law, and had a horse named for thia state put together.
or (compulsion of freight intereeto, the Columbia river, will require no
him.
Think of It, gentlemen; a region force Harriman to extend the Co­ fuel aooount in ita operating ex­
penses.
AND
Mr. Bryans’ selection of the imi greater than the groatstiite <»f Ohio, lumbia Southern Ry, and other
with
its
4,006,000
people
and
8,000
feeder unen,
lines, on ou
South
through -waa
Oen
tative and refundum as the code o f « — ----- »— »
u m tun/unaa
Prof. A. II. Perry, the venerable
Any person or persons having
U N D E R T A K IN G
arms for the new democracy, ahud miles of railroad, and soil capable of trB, Oregon to Barns, Lakeview
sciential, explorer and inventor, of horses, cattle, houses, lota or house­
a i™ , " g r a a t . « n K .io o prodding 10«,000,000 bw.h.1. of | .„ d K l.mKb fall.,
St. Louis, baa recently aeon red a hold g«Hxts for sale, exchange, or
I My Motto Is
a . an announcement that a n e . ’ heat annually, and anpportlng a
Quick Hales and
patent on a mechanical device for parties desiring to buy such prop­
breakfaat food ha. app~rod on tb . population all tim e. gmaUr .ban
Hmall Profits.
There is lota of money in yonr operating an electrical dynamo by erty, will find T he O bserver a
market
the
popalotion of all Ore- | city, gentlemen. Millions of in­ water power furnished by a running gfxxi medium for advertising and
Live and Ij«t Live.
securing a oustonoer. Try
■ i ii
gon. That, gentlemen; is but one come bearing property, and onto
stream ot water by which he con,
Call and E xam lns
T he O bserver ,
A correspondent want, to know division of thi. Oreat Inland Empire billon millionaires so thick that it aa a ridiculously small coat haineee
My Ktock of
Moro, Or
whether a socialist ia an “undeaira-1 that yon have not
even one is nBru
-ww—
F U R N IT U R E
hard IQr
for uun
one W
of i »n
ns Country f Cous-
and
ble citizen.” Moat certainly not, if
Bt*ulon oí’ °"
in. to croaa the street without get
j y Subscribe for The Observer. Beet Weekly published
HIDE L IN E S
be is a socialist in the proper mean- •*co"ion which you br ng to a c ose
ruQ d()wn by one of them,
before buying
in the Inland Pbupire. Everyone reads i t
ing of the term. But juat as oer- I tomorrow.
Eastern Oregon is furnishing the
tainly undesirable if he ia of that
fuel to boil that pot, and we want
O. W . A X T E L L
type of men commonly called so-1 A few energetic investigator« and something better than soap,
M oro - Oregon.
eialists who adveníate violence and ezplorera, like one of your party,
We want Portland oapital toopen
lawleasnees, inciting members of the Hon.Joeeph Gaaton, have penetrat Qp this marvelous region. And it
C H E A P W O O D FOR S A L E
elan in secret conclave, to deeds of ed the great plateau of Central Ore I a duty Portland capital cannot
violence. Because a men differs in gon from North to Booth and East „ je ly neglect; becanse there are
The Observer can furnish 'first growth
„pminn from ,b .
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fir on board cars for $4.60 per cord. Pine at
M o ro . O re < o n .
M ORO, OREGON.
L IV E R Y , FE E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
- J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
Legistcred Pcrcheron
Tvtopbooe from T h e D alle« or any H berm aa ooenty potnM a t o a r expeoee
ttoreioe
fa rn ia h e d to or fro m M oro to any potato.
OUR MOTTO “Plea«« th« puMk.”
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
8PECIAI, RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
J o s. S anders , V . S .
Watches Repairing, etc.
To Buy, Sell or Eichasge
nerity, d « p .y In - m « . In promo.- » » » «
' t oo
id « 4 in go»m nmeot, m«y I» *®
l » n « t » . l n * b U « . l ^ n . w .h .™ . |
ohrrr
S T O P
u£»ir*, ap p ly to or address
lu lle .
T*» know what th is cou n ty <an
D id
»
For tale or trade, at reasonable
figures, both in good fair condition,
only little worn and nothing broke.
Wagon is a light Democrat that will
sarry a ton easy. Have bought a
hack that does tbs work for me bet­
ter than the two vehicles,lienoe will
sell. For particular« ca'l at my
house, or address
J ohn T omkins ,
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Moro, Or
i.
who
We will not I m » responsible for lb»- I
• deliaqoelH.
lip i Mil BlggJ
¡ l.e l o * US ¡ e o p
» e l l a» U c "*r»c I.
w h ic h It t * to h e » e n t
n e g lec t o f
c h a n g e « in
-
roads; but these roads are of no val- \DetCHUTES A WORLD BREAKER t he wasted energy of any flowing
trcam in the world and force it to
ue to Central Oregon, anti are pow
‘It
is
not
gold,
silver,
copper,
*h
> the work of manufacturer« and
to aid in the production of
ruin
the wheels of commerce ao
another bushel of wheat ten miles nor diamonds; that will make the
cheaply that coal « ill eease to be a
beyond their termini.
great fortunes of the future. It in
n-cessity for that purpose.
What, then, is the duty of Port the hidden power iu the air, the
land Capital and Business Men to­ water and the sunshine, which «rill
His most recent indention, and
wards this great undeveloped region build up the wealth of the next few
beyond Shaniko f What does Port­ ceuturies.” Thia statement «as one that is attracting the uioat at­
land propoee to do about it ! What made not long ago by a mining en tention is a device for raising water
has Portlaad done to develop trade gineer of world-wide reputation Ins hydro pnenmstic pump.so nam­
The value of water power, wind ed from the fact that the pumping
iu Eastern Oregou !
The gold miues built up the old power and sun power, as co maser is ilone by forcing air into the water
Oiegon Steam Navigation Company oi«l factor«,!« indeed just beginning under high pressure. T heprind-
a monopoly that made its project­ to be realized. It is «tim ated that pie is entirely new and original,
ors millionaires. Heury Villard throughout the world about 20,000,- * "1 « t»“ ***! QP°n the w®u known
took over that old corporation, fi­ 000 electrical horse power is genet scientific fact that every particle of
nanced its assets and possibilities ated daily now front waterfalls and atmosphere is equally electrified,
and raised from it the money that streams. More than one quarter of Bv 'he introduction of a device in
built the Oregon Railway and Navi- this great h<>rMj power is generated <•>'• firm of a nozzle, through which
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,«M ,n thu
th ,
’
.
Th» wlio p»Unt medicine men ie
,he one who hecn’. ye. pe.Ud the
though no. eppredemd e l .be t.m »
T ,, b r. , lroMta,
.pring fever label on the cold core
But the exponents of new ides« rost I
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,
I bottle.
not groa too iapetient if th«ir views
*♦+ *
4e aot gain ready seceptsnro by
P irtiand is now a progressive and
The salary of the czar of Ruasia ia
<lh<r ,
su it not throw hoabs wealthy city, and has a monopoly 123.000,000 a year. But the fact that
or use language that w iif incite of the trade of that portion of Beat be
earn it is probably the
«Aher. leas thoughtful to do ao.
] • « Oregon now reached by mil J least of his worries.
$4 75. Oak $8.00. Willow wood $3.26.
Willow Wood is better than slabs any
day, for heating or cooking, especially wet
slab.
Freight on any of this wood to Moro, is
only $2.26 per cord. For particulars,
Address,
T ub O bserver , Moro, Ore
Diseases of
Horses
Colts, Stallions,
««a Rldglings,
Cattle
A Specialty of
D entistry.
Ruptures, Tumors
MORO, OREGON. S X ? » .
Imported Percheron Stallion |
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Hool No. 705
6 6 ,4 - 0 0
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4 - 0 ,0 7 8
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Black, email atar and snip, fttaled April 30th, IHO2
Bred by M.
('ailIon, Thell, Orne, France Hired bv Kcif.ibM f4TfiS7), dam Paatllte,
[26073J, by Lnuia l>’Or (MIU1 k 2d dam Pelntte (25247). by ( bartraln
(14O6| W ill make Ute preacut eeaenn at
T h © F a rm
o f J . F . B o ls h e e ,
Wednesday Evening until Saturday Morning
T h e F a rm o f J o h n C h r is tia n s o n ,
Saturday until Monday Morning
T h e F a rm o f F . A . S a y re s ,
Monday until Wednesday Morning
MOrO
Noontide Mondays and Wednesdays
Parteur to one of the very beat draft boraestbat ever left Franoe-
His pbyaleal proportions are perfect, and he pooaeaaea In an extraordi*
nary degree the high flniah sod great activity which has made the breed
of Percberon horaea so famous. Hla pedigree, like bla Individual merit,
I h the tteat that can be found In France, bln ancestor« on both aides being
the most noted pries winner« and breeder« In that country. Hla sire
Hclplon, was a price winner at the Universal Exposition at Paris In 1900.
He also won 1st price at the two greatest ah<>wa In France In 1901.
Pasteur, on acoount of hla great individual merit won 1st prise In
Collection, at the greatest Horae Hhow In the history of the world, at
the Worlds’ Fair at St. lx>uto, In 1904.
F U R N IT U R E
C ity
Operating on
TERMS— 116 single leap, payable at the time of servloe. $90 the
Reason, payable at the end of the nea«on. $26 to Insure, payable when
the mare to known to be with foal. Mare aixl oolb will stand good for
services. Care will be taken to prevent accidents but will be reeponal
ble for none. Trading, selling, or removing the mare from the neigh­
borhood, forfeit« the Insurant», and the money Iteeomea doe.
P crchero n H o rs e Breeders A s s o c ia tio n
Nick Goetien, Keeper.
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D r a y Always Remember the Fall Name
Expraaa sod Freight
Delivered to any Part of the City
Piano and Furniture Moving.
L a x a tiv e R r o m o Q u in in e
Cores «CoM in One Day,
Trunks and Grips Delivered
To and From all Trains.
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