Sherman County observer., December 06, 1907, Image 2

The
O b s e rv e r.
Lmlie M. Shaw, former secretory
M o e * c ts y « t r i o i s l r a p a r -
of the treasury, diaouaeiug financial
orrMiAL r a r e * or uikkmaw e o conditions io N.Y.ORy a to» <Uye
MO«Oi OIISON.
since, said: “ The Went bee lost its
confidence in I be Esst, aud it will
D. C. I mbulhd a S on .......... E ditors oast the East million« before it re­
0 . L . I bxlakd ,
araorr .
gains the prestige and cordial rela­
tionship of the past, if it ca£D ever
Send for advertising rates.
be ribetored. The men of the Weet
say that New York is responsible
F R I D A Y .... . . . . . . . Dec. 6, 1907
for the financial stringency; That
when the squeeze route the banks of
T e R e traes and C e rre e re n d e n ta .
New York resorted to clearing
D on’t «end us for free publication any- bouse certificates, aud forced the
th in g o f an advertising character.
test of ibe country to do ibe same.
A ll locals w ill be run till ordered out,
Now
Ibe iaiukerH ol' the Great West
unless otherwise specified.
have
no love for bankers of New
D on’t ask us to send you names and sd-
Jreas o f correspondents. T h at Is a private York. They bad plaoed their money
m atter between them and us.
on deposit here, but when they
ChpT for ads, changas, etc., must be hi asked for it they were refused. New
the office before 2 o”clock p m. Wednes-
York sought to protect only itself
l a / to Insure proper care and attention.
and
tied up everything, so that all
D o n ’t aend us articles on politics, tem-
perance or religion. DI sc us non o< such the rest of the country was forced
«optes only lends to violent and abusive
to adopt urgent measures to save
language In the end.
Avoid personalities. Com pliments deli­ itself.”
If
cately given are always acceptable, but
even they must not be overdone, as the
charge of Inclncerltv is apt to follow a
ahower of pretty nothings spread broad
These are the facts in a nutshell,
except that the New York banks
deliberately drew the Interior banka
Before coming to the city to trade read­
into the uet, says the Telegram, and
ers are requested to examine T h e Obsei var
advertising columns. Its Ibe active, wide­ that somo of them were responsible
awake business man who advertises, con­ for the very conditions which upeet
sequently he Is the most accoinm* »dating,
sells the cheapest, and tjrals the most lib­ the confidence of the whole country.
erally In every wav
They have humiliated every
The Observer has been eetabliehed
banker in the United States
nearly 21 years, and It has some subscri­
outside the state of New York
bers who have received It regularly for
more than h alf a score o f years.
Many
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th eir subscriptions, and tor their benefit, as
victory they have lost prestige and
for other reasons, we discontinue subscrip­
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In the United Slates, lo a n / prepaid reader
o l T h e Old Reliable Observer. Come with
tbs money— as that Is indtspenslbie.
H O M E A T T R A C T IO V .
MUST TAKE THEIR MEDICINE.
Should President Roosevelt con­
sent to run again he might be ac­
cused of stealing another “Bryan
idea.”
Maine reports a crop of 1,000,1)00
barrels of apples, aud Maine isn’t In
the Ben Davis belt either.
SOMETHING DOING.
the Moro Amateur Dra­ Is the Dream of Electric Light and
Powef for Mors, Grass Talley
m a tic Company.
aad W ases to he «teal
The 4 Aot-Cotiody-Drama,“Ifene
D a lle , d t y ( ’h n m lc le .
Arnold,” reproduced last week at
Moro Opera He«?«, by M e ro a m a -
What may «seen a new sr
t e w , was really a bettor play, end velopment and progress tor
was certainly better rendered than man county was brought about
any that have been presented In the consummation of a deal aside
this city this year. “Irene Arnold** Wednesday, by which the oitieo of
is a play that would ‘take* anywhere Moro, Wasoo and Oram Valley are
on the circuit in uo wore celebrated to he furnished with aiaotrfoiky tor
hands than our own amateurs. Ev­ power and lighting purposes. G E
ery seat in the hall was occupied, Jacobs, and other Portland capital-
and the sudienoe was enthusiastic. ills, have secured the Rohr Villa
The lady characters, fittingly cos­ water sight on DasChutes river end
tumed, were personated by Miss will there install a large eleetric
Lillian Stanley as “Irene Arnold,” plant with capacity to supply each
Miss Edba Strahl as “ Bess,” the of the three thriving cities named.
minister*« sister, and Miss Vie It will probably be thirty days be­
Sayres as “Mrs Pickens,” the busy fore work actually begins hut the
dress maker, all ably sustained in deal is assured. Mr Rohr having
a very pleasant and dignified man­ made a'booa fide transfer to Mr I
ner and each commanded sympa­ and associates.
thetic and hearty endorsements.
The Rohr V illa site is an ideal
They were well supported by the one. The river never freesso over,
gentlemen actors: Messrs Fred J and furnishes a volume of w
Meindl, George and Will Mowry, equal to that of the Wi
Ray Ragsdale, et. el., each one of with almost the power of a N
whom won c re d ita b le c o m m e n t.
It is but seven miles from Mora,
Hacecss
of
f
This play has a morale adapted
to almost any community in great­
er or less degree, and shorn of some
of its verbiage. impaTts a lesson to
be remembered. We regret that the
appearance of outsiders caused con­
fusion of dates which compelled
our amateurs to abandon the inten­
tion of presenting this play both at
Gram Valley and Wasoo. None
present on ttys one occasion will
ever forget the fate and success of the
dear, good, persecuted and almost
immolated victim. “Irene Arnold.”
As manager Dr O J Goflin deserves
honors won for his admirable work
and painstaking efforts in behalf of
the good little city of Moro, and the
money it all cost the public remains
at home. J
Oor Last
sad Best Proposition.
A good m a n y a re ta k in g a d v a n l-
age o f T h e OiwMrrv*-r C lu b re tH I ih i«
The Companion as
Nobody is too young, nobody too
old, to enjoy reading The Youth’s
Companion. For that reason it
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M e r e F re a b y ta rta a C h a ra h .
Services in Moro Pre-hytorisn
church next Sunday, Morning «nd
evening.
A series of meetings will he held
in this ehurch, beginning about the
first of the year. -
SQBday school at 10 e m.
Dorcas Society will meet Wednes­
day aflernoou, as per appointment.
You will bo welcome at any or
all of these services.
A. J. A dams , Pastor.
“Forsake not the-^seembling of
15 miles flora Grass Valley, 12 m. yourselves together, as the manner
from Wasoo, and 20 miles from the of sonso to.” Heb. x: 25.
Dalles. Heretofore the mills and
factories in these three towns have
had to faoe the perplexing problem
Regular prayer meeting Wednes­
of fuel for the operating of machin­
ery. Wood has been a scarce arti­ day afternoon, at 8 o’clock. Every­
cle and gasolene has proven an ex­ body invited.
pensive method to ran machinery
Mere M. E, Caere*
in those three towns. Wasco has
two flouring mills, Moro has one
Regular services every Sunday,
and Grass Valley hae a number of at 11 a m. Rev. Perry Chandler,
minor establishments that need Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m.
cheaper power. Not only will these
cities be lighted but the pumping P H Buxton, Supt.
plants are also to be operated by
Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs­
electricity generated at Rohr Villa. day, at 2 o’clock p m. Mrs C G
Huis, President. ,
Largest
M
the casual read « oi
offiss 3 U>e psblto li­
brary, it is, after all, the paper of
the home. The regularity and fre­
quency of its visit«, the oordial sin­
cerity of its tone, make tor it soon
the place of a familiar friend in the
Like a good friend, too, it
stands always for those traits and
qualities which are typified io the
ideal home, and are the sources of
a nalious health aud true p ro sp eri­
ty. Is there another Christmas
6 <oa(M>g so little that equals
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ubili
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A
R e e l W e n S e rta n d .
SouthDakota.wilh Its rich silver mines
bonansa farms, wide range«, and strange
natural formations, is s veritable wonder
land. At Mound city,In the home ol Mrs
B D Clapp, a wonderful ease ol healing
has lately occurred. H e r «on seemed near
death, w ith lung and throat trouble.
“ Exhausting coughing «pells occurred
every five minutes, writes Mrs Clapp,
when I began giving D r Kings New Dis­
covery, the great medicine that saved bis
life and completely eared h im .” Ouaran
teed for coaghe aad cold«,throat and long
complaints, at the Moro Pharmacy, 60c
and $1. T ria l bottle free.
J net th e
’
’
•«<> “ »‘y
exclusive)
Childrens ¡
depart- Í
fo r a
ment in
Portland.
K N IG H T SHOE COM PANY
-
All around the Northwest corear Third aad Washington Streets
Portland, Oregon
»MjRMseH+aHnoMii 1 1 » i p fe i i H H u ss »■ M e t i l i
i w
=T =^
Farm Machinery Bargains
P low s, D rills a n d H a rro w s
offered a t e x tra lo w prices
D e a le r
W agons,
in
B u g g ie s ,
Implements
H acks,
EXtras
and
o f all kinds.
Wasco Implement House, Chas. Giiliher,
Proprietor.
Wm Morrison and family and
Roy Benson aad wife, were Dalles
city visitors thia week.
NEW TODAY.
-
■ • S l y M ix e d U p .
Abraham Brown, of W io ter ton, N . Y
had a remarkable experience. M e saysi
‘ Doctors got badly mixed ap over ma;
one «aid bearl disease; two called It kid
ney trouble; 4th blood nobon; 5th liver
and stomach trouble; bat n on eaf them w ith na.
helped me, so my wile advised trying
Electric b itters, which are restoring me
to perfect health. One bottle did me
more good than all the five doctors pre­
scribed.” Guaranteed for blood poison
weakness and all stomach,liver and kid
ney complaints, by Moro Pharmacy. 60c
twrofca Ledge N a . 121
a . r a a. m ., Mo«v, o».
mis the first aud th ird
mday evenings of eaoit
m onth V isiting mambara
eordlxlly Invited to meet
B y order o f the W . M .
J . M . P arry, Heeratary.
Carpet ben for Sale.
Love is always the same old story
For particulars addr
as will be seen by the love letters
Mrs. W. H. A ndrbwh ,
Take that money out of your old
Hales GouM is one who never that get into court uow and then.
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Wasco, Or
stocking, buy a certificate or two.
will disgrace her family name.
and “ burn the stocking behind
The proposition to create and sell you.”
B e th le h e m C h a p te r.
SL Lonis banks gobbled up 212,- Panama bonds (to the banks), aud
O.X.S.
<* ”
R egular eomrounieatlou
Send The Observer to your absent
000,000 oi the Rooeevelt Courtelyou thus bring out thF“ hoarded” cash,
I have several thorough brad
2d and 4th T hurs­
friends. It is better than a letter,
bond issue last week.
is a wonderful success.
day evenings m o n th ly . S C White Leghorfi cockerels for
By order W .M .
sals at 21 each. Tbs equal of any
aud gives all the home news. Four
Mrs FJ.Meodl.Heej. in the state. Address
months tor 60s.
Boaton thanks J. Pierpont Morg
¿ --------------------------
Since Secretary Courtelyou an
H D .M ay .
M a r a L a d e a . M a . 112.
an—for keeping the spokes from nouuced bis 2150,000,000.00 bond
Additional Looal Mention
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Wasoo, Or
J. O. o. F. M
oro, Orettai
Senator
Bourne
has
succeeded
In
JL----------
falling ont of the HubT
scheme he has had to offer daily
Meets every Saturday
vanlng at f*J0 o'clock,
explanations and modifications. It getting the secretary of the treasury
Mr and Mrs Ramsey are now at
^toittog mambam i
to
iucreaae
the
federal
deposits
in
home in Moro.
The question of the day now is may soon be necessary to state that
M alty lavttad. M em ­
the 1st Natiousl Bank at Portland
bers are «spooled ta ba
whether or not Santa Glaus will “ the plan was not understood” by
Four thorough bred Berkshire
Attorney M E Miller was in An­
F r a i J M aln d l, N » G .
to the extent of 2175,000, and the
its authors when it was adopted.
accept clearing house certificates.
B oars to r sale,re a d y fu r service, o n e
G EJ
Oommereial National at Pendleton, telope this week on legal business
is registered and the others are en
■ ■■g ” J 'H.U. , ?
and National of Ashland 150,000
D J McLachlln purchased a drill
titled to register. Apply to
T
h
e
Atlantic
liners
are
carryiog
There are no longer signs of pan­
each, and an additional 250,000 for and fanning m ill of the Wasco Im
L. L. P xktz ,
ic, but people will be restless until just ss many emigrants to Europe the Baker city National, aud
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Moro. Or
plement House this week.
the clouds roll by, and the banks us can be stowed away. They go to promise of 1120,000 more tor Pen­
Mayor Lytle, of Shaniko, hae re­
resume transacting business in the their old homes with every dime dleton.
turned
to his poet as conductor on
they
can
gather,
with
no
spark
of
usual way.
R o u n d P i n « , 2M.OO
American patriotism la them, never
It was ‘moved* by somebody, aud the C S jty mail and passenger
— One 4-room house, and one lo t
S p lit P in « , X .O O
What if the eagle on the new 10 Tad it; aud this country can easily seconded by the push clubs, that a train.
on Court street.
gold pieoe does look like a turkey T a fford to 8 ; at re them.
B. F. P ike ,
special session of the assembly be
RS Ward has charge of the Wasoo
O e tk , RMK>
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“
-Moro, Or
If the turkey wasn’t such a big fool
oonvened to amend the laws of at Restaurant, and is serving a fine
6
«... . ' i ¿„ft* • t,:.:-
about some things he would be as
A reeolutiou was introduced in toehmeut In Oregen ae a protection table. Try it, the next time you are
appropriate as a national bird as the congress this week authorizing the against other attacks from the East
in Wasoo.
eagle.
institution of a suit to compel for­ upon the credit of our merchants
The'9-year old daughter of Phil
Will be paid by the undersign
feiture of the land grant to the O & and dealers, but wiser councils pre­
Address
ad tor informal ion. leading to the
Increased appropriations are to C By. Uow far the forfeiture would vailed, and Gov. Chamberlain has Goebel, of Wasco, is under treat­
ment by Dra Beers A Morro for ap­ D .W . Hudson, Mosier, Ore arrest and conviction of the person
be demanded from congress for extend back will be determined by turned the proposition down.
or persons who have maliciously
pendicitis.
rivers, harbors, canals, battle ships the oourla. Au amendment later on
cut my wire fences on my f«rtn 8
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V
and irrigation. U ncle Ham will be will open up the Dalles military
Whether or not we have a repub
Little Miss LoisShaeffer of Kent,
miles west of Wasco, Sbormsu Co.,
water logged pretty soon,if he don’t wagon road fake.
Oregon,
J. R. K ahkbkkg ,
lioan party depends upon the men entertained her little friend Ida
look out.
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* i • Wasco, Or
who have always been loyal to its Belle Urquhart of this oity, Thanks­
After July 4tb, 1908, the arraog- principles; who for 50 years have giving week.
Delaware liquor men threaten to meut of the stars on the blue field believed, aud will continue to be
The Dorcas Society met at Mrs
fight the local option law as uncon­ of the American flag will be thus: lieve; that the republican party has
M o ro e o d G r e e t V a lle y .
C
K Cochran’s Wednesday. The
stitutional. Liquor men seemingly
In consequence of ill health I
W
W
W
* * * * *
been s party of ideals, of masterful
cannot get over the idea that it is
am
obliged
to offer for sale or trade
social
next
Wednesday
will
be
et
* * * * * * *
leaders and of constructive power;
Receives Deposits, Sail exohange, my lumber and wood business in
unconstitutional not to allow them
* * * * * * * *
aud that It is fortunate that snub a Mrs H S McDsnel’a.
and do a General Banking businaM. Kent. Will trade for stock or a
* * * * * * * *
to do as they please.
party exists, when other parties
Herman Pape has eo far recover­
farm. For particulars address
* * * , * * * *
have so much difficulty in defluiug ed from an attack of rheumatism N.P.Haasen, M u u re r at Moro
J. H. BoTTKMItyiR,
* * * * * * * *
A s soon ss prohibition begins to
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________“ Kent, Or
themselves, and some of its mem as to be able to rig hie decoys for
look like a national snocees the
bership
stray
away
after
strange
winter duck shooting.
Reports of the Multnomah coun­
■amber of people who will Join in
making votes—for so-called
ty Teachers Institute last week oor gods,
The President’s Message is “too
democrats.
the hallelujah chorna, and declare
respod with the admirable program
muoh”
for us. It only made 2L
that they were always for it, will be
• Send your watches, Jewelry, etc.,
prepared by Prof. R. F. Robinson,
columns
in the Journal; 20 nonp.
Oar
School
Libraries.
a surprise to the natives.
needing repairs, to roe, and I will
county superintendent, and one of
columns in The Oregonian; in all
guarantee per'ect eatisinctipn. Wm
the foremost educators of the state.
Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at
County School Superintendent 3,000 words.
Over at Billings last Saturday One and all (he teacher* gave voice
whose place of business any article
W C Bryant has this week finished
Hon W H Moors still has hope
there was paid oat 1300,000 by the to the seulimuui that O<tg>u u«i>
may be left to lie forwarded, and
dietribu'ing about 3,000 volumes of of reopening of his bank on a gooc
Prsetlesl Watchmaker
best sugar feetory, to people who unqualified moral and fluaucial sup­
who will return the same to you in
and Jcwslsr.
good shape
O. M. H kacock ,
appear on the pay roll, and that is port to the state institutions of books for the school libraries of this footing at no very distant day; a
oounty.
The
distribution
mads
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L a G ra n d e , O r
oonsumation
most
devoutly
wished
not half of what will ba paid out to learning, and approved the action
farmers raising beets and other em of the assembly in making the ap post parcels, besides four cases to for, by Walter’s bast friends.
the larger schools, pro rata. The
ploy«». _ _ _ _ _
proprialion that it did laat winter
C L Montgomery has been em
books have been judiciously selected
tor the Slate University.
ployed
by Horaoe Strong to ■auagt
by the library commission at Sales
Particular Attention Given to
Louden sends gold to New York,
the
farm
below Moro this winter,
and consist of works of standard
Paris fills the vacuum In London,
Senator Fulton lias two iiu|»<>rtont
during the absence of Mr S a t bis
Optical Work
aad Germany helps the good work bills ready f<>r : he attention oi con am hors, reference hooka, etc, neatly
Southern Oregon mine.
Harleigh Glass, Proprietor.
along by gold exports to this eoun grees- 1- Amend« the interstate and durably bound, and will be a
THE DALLES, - • OREGON
The Wasco Iaplement house sold
try. This transfusion oi blood will commerce act that it may prohibit valuable addition, in careful bands,
Every kind of rig to order,
soon restore the circulation to Ms any railway company from increas­ to libraries of our distriot school». eight plows in ana day laat week; 2
iwd
«11 orders prompt and satis­
to
Earl
8lev«ns;
2
to
A
E
W
itoon
Under
the
library
fund
law
thereto
normal condition.
ing any rate, if shipp* re protest,
factory at reasonable prioes.
1 each to J G Medler, Frank Baker,
an
apportionment
to
each
district
Farmers teams fed as well as
until the commission has bad an op-
they are fed at home, if not better.
Proprietor of
The American people never show portunity to hear and decide as Io of the state, at the rate of ten crate W E Miller and J M DeMom.
Telephone at our expense.
the slightest look of confidence In the reason«bleneea of the proposed per pnpil, to be used for purchaaing
L II French, of the Mora Impls-
the financial stability and sound- rate. Northwest senators have al­ thene books. Lists are sent out by ■ant store, is agent for the Chathas
■ ssi of the national government ready met aud formally agreed to the e«>smi«si(in and books are selected fanning mill. A small stock now an
Congress can work along this 11ns snetMin the amendment, and the best needed for the use of each par­ hand. Any one wanting such an
Draying of all Kinds.
and know that it is eo perfect and proposition ninets with much favor ticular distriot. We feel that the j machine to referred to Mr French.
solid ground.
in the east 2. Provides tor the pstrdns and pupils of Sherman They era guaranteed.
Trunks and Grips Hauled to and
«■9 S E 9 -99 -S 9 R *»
levying a tax on all sales of corpor­ oounty will appreciate the benefits
from all trains
Mrs J 8 Amos, of Wasco, is rscov-
Tbs French are the moot saving ation stock shares when the deal to thus intended to be conferred upon
tug that
t
ering
from
a
severe
attack
of
diph­
peopts is the world, and the Bank on a margin. The object i« to make them by the state, and fully oo:op-
i hey have purchased the Grants’
F e rry , and will operate the ferry
o f France at this time holds 1 3d of
eh margin dealing prohibitive. erate with teachers to keep their theria, under the oars of Dra Bears A
x » ■ 1 ■ 1 ^a^<— —
a
»«tween Cliffs,
Cl
Washifigton, and
tb s world’s coined gold. Small In­ Senator Ful oo’s hill only mentions school libraries always in dean and Moras, who are using the anti toxin
Stock Inspector
Rufw, Oregon.
agon. They solieR the
treatment. It to supposed that a
vestors in France are encouraged stocks, bpt it is understood that first cla«e condition.
patronage o of f the public
nu
and will do
drummer, stopping at the hous
Sherman County,
by a pas t s i savings bank system, Mr Oardacr of Texas, aud Mr Hep
«11 they poesibly can in giving
communicated
the
disease,
as
not
and by Ibe tome of hoods of small bora of Iowa, will offer bill« iuclad-
T h e 2<1 clam rate from Dalles city
qutok aad prompt servios.
Oregon.
by the lug ©>»<toa and grain margin deals to New York, this month, will be another ossa to known in Sherman
™ C u m F aarr Oounavr,
county.
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J. ÌT. Chartert
wall ae etoeka.
265 95.
CwkorelsfirSilc.
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