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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1908)
Or.Hto.Soc., CHy Halt 1 wpU * 'r* K fc *» » -J !> ¿ , \ .Jt JF- ‘ E s ta b lis h e d M o ro , 1887. OBSERVEE. W U JOB P M K O f C vw y Description to O rd e r . . Quick and Cheap I lbber Stamp« Furnished. -. ------ 1 for T yp ew riter^ Typewriter BapplUe. Ribbon«, E ta. S h e rm a n * O o ttn tv , u e » H > u » e u » e ueu»» H< o — o » i i t person to whom the debt was due. Bo the banka, with their steel and con crete vaults for their cupboards, kept fbelr funds In their stockings and Bud« their clearances over their own nountere, sending forth their meeeen fere 1Q twreon with cash to pay those Who owed and would not come to col lect^ Ustire the eetabliabment of the clear ing (bouaa. Here w as a community knltp <1 more and more closely together •v w y year by the ntrongtheujng of bualneea Interest, becoming more and more a center for the e x change of the country's bualneea, where the weekly clearings ran Into the billions of dollars and the weekly exchanges of credits Into the hundreds of millions. I or each bank to keep on bund all the cash needed to care for all the demands of depositors every dry meant that practically all the as- ae's representing active accounts must be available at an Instant's notice. fellow to hold It, and she did not draw WH* T THU KIIRNKY0 l>O It back, as of course she would have dime had It been another fellow. On Saturday when he asked to take H e a lth y her driving she assented with a prop ar show of reluctance. "8he knows!" A ll the blood In the body passes thru be thought. When he called for her In the kidneys once every three m inutes. the twilight her mother explained that T he kidneys filter the blood; they work she was not quite ready yet and said Be wise and buy your that a girl friend had come to town nigh t and day. W hen healthy they JUST WHAT NEW YORK’S CLEARING HOUSE DOES AND quite unexpectedly and that sho and remove about 500 grains of Impure m at Kate bad forgotteu time In their chat ter dally , w hen un health y som e part of It had just dawned upon Philip tering. HOW IT WAS ESTABLISHED, thia Impure m altor la left In the blood. / A Smart that K ate Hampton w as the girt Of course the least he could do w as Thia brings on m any diseases and aym - he wanted. He woudered how he could to offer to exchange the stanhope for totna: pain In the back, headache,nerv- ever have healtated or ever have had a surrey aud ask the guest aud Rose to ousnaes, hot, d r y sk in , rheum atism , Skilled Association That Has Been Made the Center of Coun- a doubt. Why, she was simply*cut out go too. gout, gravel, disorders o f the eyesigh t The guest stayed two weeks, and for him, he thought, as he dressed with and hearing, dizziness, irregular heart, I try ’s Financial System Through Vast Transactions of during thst time, though he tried num care and precision to go uud tell her so. debility, drowsiness, dru|>sy.deposits in "I should have told her mouths ugo.” berless times, l ’hll did not get to see Modern Business— Simple Expedient That Solves the urine, etc. But if you keep the fil he meutally argued. "She must think Kato alone. He waited ue patiently us ho could- there seemed to bo noth ters right you ’ll have no trouble from the Problem For Individual Banks of I’m an awful duffer,” and ho woudered lug else for hlu> to do—and hoped sho ! your kidneys. anew that he had been such a blind would see tho self sacrificing depth of L. Hells, livin g in Moro, Or., says, Keeping Enough Cash on Hand to fool as not to know what had been the bis affliction. "U nlik e m ost people afflicted w ith k id matter with hlin all these mouths, l ie Element of Danger. H e had always known all the Hamp ney trouble, I never suffered m uch Meet Daily Needs. believed now that ho had been lu love .There was an element of waste and with her ever since they hud goue to tons and had been a frequent caller ut the homo. The Judge liked him and from backache, the principal sym ptom an clement of danger In such a sltua the klndergurteu and hud uot known It. his jxdltles, which ho talked to the being a weaknees of the kidneys. There tk>n as this. The element of danger Ills heurt wus very light, aud he wus I wise, and organizations o f boslneRs was alm ost constant inclination to pass A ll kinds of Reservoir and Cistarn work in oon- O the average followers of a f | men In many quarters give their W its that the hanks, obliged to keep so singing at tho top of a lusty baritone poor fellow at all seasous. The moth largo ‘an amount of cash on hand, voice, "Oh, hut I love you, dear!" when er admitted U lin to the fam ily slttlug ■ l ^e secretions, aud I had to arise very 'necllòn with water systems installed in first fairs financial the name of the i thanks to the New York clearing room aud durned the family stockings often during the nigh t on this account. w< old have shut down on their cus- New York clearing honae la a s 1 bouse for Its services In the Interest of toi icrd w h o e v e r thero "was the slight there was a thump at his door and bis lu his presence. The small brother, I had used Doan's K idney Pills, previ class style and all work done guaranteed. l*est friend, Fred Bart, dropped In. sound banking and proper business sociated primarily with the Dynamite and powder work on all kinds of Rock Excavations est contra H on of money, lest they Fred was also dressed with care and Jimmy, admitted that I’hll was his ous to th is tim e, aud they had proven weekly bank statem ent on which bro I methods It Is easily a circumstance find them selves unable to make good. equal. Advantageous as was this fam so satisfactory that I procured a box. precision aud accosted Philip with his ) that merits a bit of study ns to how it ily friendship lu some ways, It was us kers sell or buy the market, as suits Tim elem ent of w aste lay In the lim ita customary bellow. They gave m e relief at once and 1 am i came about. disadvantageous lu others. It by any their disposition, and an annual state "Going up to the Hamptons* T Well, Suppose one goes back. Just for a mo* tions placed upon the Investments glad to reoommeud them to others suf accident he called and found Kate ap which the banks might safely and ment of clearings, balances and e x , ment, to the beginning, before there hurry up! You must have been dress parently sloue something always bap fering from weak kidneys. A number changes running Into wholly im possi I was any clearing house nt all: It wtls - pr fltkbly make of the funds In their lng for an hour. What makes you so pened. The telephone rang and some of my friends whom I Induced to try charge tf only their actual cash out- happy—got your salary raised?" ble figures that are only useful for I long enough ngo to be in the day$ Mren* one wanted to come over for a few them obtained the name satisfactory Jny could be figured on the net Instead "No!" said Philip shortly. He aud one who Is preparing an address upon the hoarding of one’s wenltlf fu a of on the gross basis. The clearing denly fait anything but cheerful. As minutes, or some presumptuous fool results.’’ the commercial greatness of tho coun stocking w as not a matter for extraor house was tho resu lt stopped In to see Rose and stayed to he knotted his cravat he said many For sale by all dealers. Price 60 try. To the average outsider still less dinary comment. Diverse system s of talk to Kate. And- with the clearing bouse came tldngs under his breath, ostensibly at Phil grew sick at heart, and Kate cents. Ftwter Milburn Co., Buffalo, is suggested by mention of the New banking carrying diverse consequences m utual confidence based upon Infor tho stubborn tie. The thermometer of to the depositor had afflicted thff coun mation. The member banks, first dis Ills feelings was dropping. He wonder began to seem a little cool and digni N ew York, sole agents for the U nited York clearing house unless perhaps try, and there were not a few who had there remains a memory of some early but little one for banks anyhow and closing to each other their debts and sd what In thunder Fred had to go up fied. He felt that be must speak soon Htatea. Remember the name— Doans—and study of banks and their relationship chose to keep their funds at home, credits every day. later recognized the there tonight for. Couldn’t he see when or forfeit the girl's lova. She waa too proud to help him a bit. One evening take no other. to each other, says the Naw York where they could be alw ays obtaina wisdom of making a weekly confes he wasn't wauted? The last time Kate he rang her up and naked If be might P r o tla n d , O re g o n . sion o f condition. Side by side was bad been not much more than civil. Times. ble. These chary ones, then, wanted see her alone. He bad something very maintained the right of the clearing Oo dow n past the clearing house He finally turned from the glass and to have their assets In a thoroughly The New York Tribune Farm er. OSCAR ANDBRSON MANAGER particular to tell her, he explained •T O R A T building In Cedar street, between "UqQjd” state. To do that they took house to go In and make an exam ina wriggled Into hla coat, with a flushed H aving gone so far, he swore by all Broadway and Nassau, and there Is no the chances of fire and robbers and tion at any time of a member bank, for face. "Well, come on!" he said. H orses, c a ttle , sh eep an d sw in e , thst was holy that he would not leave As they strolled up the shady sub sign of great things happening near by. rats, kept their deposits In their closets the clearing house undertook to take the girl that night until he had pro A doorway leading Into a marble w all and made their clearances over their from each bank belonging to It a state urtan streets Fred did not seem to no posed and hud had an answer. “If the ure ow n ed p rob ab ly by fou r-fifth s ment of Its claims against every other tice the drop in Phll'a spirits, but talk of the readers of T h e O bserver, an d C o rn e r 7 th a n d S tark S tre e ts . ed foyer, where alts an ancient guard own hearthstones member bank, to balance those state ed away, w ith hla hand on bis com whole family comes In and stands reading a newspaper; then a winding It was a system th st had certain ad It It new and Ila rooms are provided with around In a circle they cau’t stop me a ll, farm ers and the m an w ith b u t Free bus to and from trains ments. collect the balance« from the panlon’a shoulder, until Phil began to ancceeelon o f stairs—more than one vantages, but was not without Its running water and long distance tele this time,” he said. “I’ll propose to on e horse or cow , in c o u n tr y or v i l at airway and hardly two- and one drawbacks. I f one leaves out of con debit banks and turn the credits over hate him. phones. European plan. Kates Kate, aud If they don’t like It they lage, w ou ld he g r ea tly benefitted by to the banks entitled to receive them. Rates by the day However, when they reached the com es Into an upper corridor and meets sideration tho elem ent of safety In the «1 per day and upward can move. I won’t ” Hampton house and found two white Highest priced room $3 another guard, also at his ease. stocking bank there la still an objec Kate met him at the door and ush read in g from week to week th e fine Good Work Done In 1893. per day. clad figures on the porch hl> heart be Inside are tw o private offices that tion of Inconvenience when It comee ereti him Into the big library, where a a r tic le s on th e care an d tr ea tm e n t 6 0 c, 7 6 c , S I . 0 0 , SI .6 0 , 9 2 . I t was back in 1803 when the clear gan to bound again. It was quite like ing bouse lost demonstrated that It ly that Fred was gotug to see Kate's great fire was burning on the hearth. of liv e sto ck , by Dr C D S m e a d , th e It was warm and pleasant after the world fam ou s v e terin a ry w riter, in European Plan was an Instrument of safety as well as Chao. rig h t, President. walk In the frosty air, and he settled th e N ew York T rib u n e F arm er. I)r of convenience In the memory of re Dick lease, Manager. him self In the Judge’s big armchair B m eud’s a r tic le s ap p ea l to p r a c tic a l A Good Clean Fam ily Hotel cent things one needs not hark hack with is sigh of relief. K ate explained m en, a n d no liv e s t o c k w riter in th e to toe money stringency of that time nervdualy thst her father waa out of U n ited S ta te s g iv e s m ore in fo r m a *4 for illustration of what such a condi town and then seemed to wait for tion means to the banks. In 1898 the tion of every d a y a c tu a l v a lu e, pro eomejhlng. I’hll cleared his throat people had to withdraw their money lo n g in g the u sefu ln ess, and Baving " K ite,” he Iteguii and wondered Just from the bauks not because they dis what he should say next. Why was It th e liv e s of v a lu a b le anim als. T h e se trusted the banks them selves or the so hard when a fellow bad thought of a rticles, w ith the oth er d e p a r tm e n ts, method* by which they were conduct nothing else for weeks? p o u ltr y , h o r ticu ltu re , d a ir y , sc ien ce ed, but because the money whs needed “Yes?" said Kate encouragingly, and m e ch a n ics, etc, keep th e N. Y . T r ib to pay for the necessities of business N earest H o te l to Business C e n te r, B a n k s and D epot. then the front door slammed and In a u n e F arm er in the lead of the A g ri and personal Ufa. There came a time moment more the Judge entered the li c u ltu r a l press of th e U n ited S ta tes. when there was not cash enough In ac brary. He greeted the young man cor tual circulation to go around among Sunday D inner 35 cents. Sul»ecril>e now , at T h e O bserver dially, sat down ou the opposite side the banks If withdrawals were to coo- Book S tore, M oro, Or. See th e c lu b of the hearth aud begun to talk poli linn«, and the prospect was for a sus rates in a n o th er p lace to d a y . tico. And then Mrs. Hampton came In pension of payments not because of In to see what was the matter. She had solvency based on Inability to pay heard the front door slam and had Additional lxw al M ention debts In liquidation, but Inability to thought the Judge out of town for the convert good assets Into cash quickly ulght. In half un hour Rose ran lu enough to keep up with the demands D o n ’t »end u» fo r free ptPlication any from ranking a call In the neighbor th in g o f an ad v e rt K in g 'c h a r a c te r . of depositors. hood and sut down to toast her toes at The plan that was adopted haa be A ll lo c a l» w ill be ru n t i l l o rd e re d o u t, the tire. come h is to r ic . In the office of William They all talked comfortably, and no unlr»» otlierwUe specified. Shercr tho present manager of the one aeemed to notice that Philip’s D o n ’t ask u» to send y o u n am e s a nd sd- clearing house, there hangs a picture ~J~ Q wAara M s p » o p l» t t o p laugh was strained or that tho flush Jrv»s of c o rre s p o n d e n ts . T h a t Is a p riv a te of a group of gentlemen gathered on Kate's check was m<»ro than the m a tte r b etw e e n ib e tn and us. around a big board room table. At usual lieu I thy glow. Then the door C o p v fo r sd«, ch an g e «, e tc., must be hi the b* iid of the table 1 h II. W. Cannon, was pushed o | h , u cautiously, and little th e office b e f o r e 2 o c lo c k p. tn. W ednes- then president of the Chase National Jim appear«*«! In his pnjunius l iy to In s u re p ro p e r care and a tte n tio n . bank, and around him are T. D. Tap- T lie X > a a ll« » a s , O r e g o n , "What lire you u ll having such a pan. who was president of the Galls D o n 't »end u« a rtic le s o n p o litic s , tena- Electric ('all Bella. good time ulxiut?” ho whined us ho nerunce o r r e lig io n . l)i» c u s » io n o f such Ht earn H eat. E lectric L igh ts tin N a tio n a l; G. G. W illia m s , then pres ijtinlied Into his father’s lap. "You .«•pics o n ly lead» to v io le n t and a b u s iv e ident of the Chemical National; Wil la n g u a g e In th e end. liam A. Nash, president of the Corn aa oHaarrao t u b TOVMQ man ooaoiAhLT. alw ays leave me out" H O T E L R A T E S TO S U IT YO U. Phil's endurance touched Its limit j Exchange National, anil J Edward A v o id p e rs o n a litie s . C o m p lim e n ts d e li sister, Rose, who was much more bis right there. lie rose, with bis square ca te ly g iv e n are a lw a y s accep tab le, b u t Slmnn n*, president of the Fourth Na style, nnd doubtless In the course of Jaw set. All O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door «•ven th e y m u s t n o t be o v e rd o n e , as th e tional. "ho are still at the head of the evening be could get Kate off by "We won't leave you out tilts time, ch a rg e o f in c ln c e ritv is a p t t o , f o l l o w a those Institutions, and E. II. Perkins, Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby. herself. , Jluimy," bo said. "We won't leave shower oi p re tty n o th in g s spread b roa d who whs st (he head of the Importers So tho four sut on the steps uud anybody out. Call lu the kitten, cast and Traders' With them were Mr. made merry’, and when Phil proposed please'" And then he turned tn Kate, T . N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie to r . b e fo re c o m in g to th e c ity to tra d e re a d TH E NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE. ' Bherer nnd W. J. G ilpin, a s s is ta n t u walk Fred cordially seconded the who teem ed paralysed as she realized ers are re q u e ste d to e x a in ln e T b e O b s e i v e r m a n a g e r o f th e c le a rin g house. Idea, aud they all got as far as the what be u a s going to do. a d v e rtis in g c o lu m n s . Its th e a c tiv e , w id e a house and back of them a board room, to applying such a system to tho ex gate together. Phil thought there "Kate," bo said, "for weeks uud aw ake b u s in t ss m an w h o a d ve rtise s, co n- Eliminates Cash Exchanges. Impressive In Its mahogany paneling lgenclea of even the ordinary kinds of The committee became known ns the couldn’t be a better tim e for telling a weeks I’ve been trying every day to .e u u e n tly be 1» th e m o st a c c o m m o d a tin g , and furniture. There Is an air of de business If Involves carrying a great «ells th e ch eapest, and deals th e m o st lib - Its girl you loved her than the quiet moon get you where 1 could tel, you that 1 --ta lly In e v e ry wav liberation abont the whole place. No deal of money In one's clothes, which clearing house loan committee. lit ulght nor a better place than the love you and ask you to he my wife. 1 body apeaka loudly; nobody appears to may lie nfit only uncomfortable, but procedure was to eliminate entirely C erbon paper, any size to o rder, deserted streets of a quiet suburb. haven't succeeded for various reasons, harry; nobody acts as though he were unsafe. I t Involves postponing collec the exchange of cash between the But when they reached the gate Rose so I'll have to do It right here, with at l bs Obesrvsr ofitee bauks In settling their balances with a t the very vortex of the great sw irling tions from one’s fellow traders until decided she wanted a wrap, and In applause from the gallery. Will yon, financial community. they happen to have a sufficient amount each other by means of a system of stead of waiting for her, aa he should K ate?’* He was standing over her G e t one o f o ur in d e llib le pads In to these quiet quarters have been of funds la their pockets to settle up. clearing house loans nnd credits. Thus have done, Fred strolled on up the now, aud they held the tableau. The aud stamp for u a r k ia « 11 nan. tf a bank had n debit balance of $250,- going dally for the last few days a It necessitates much m aking of .change. <00 It wopld l»e required to put up ap street with Kate, and I'hll had to w a it tears were running down her face, but Ladies F an c y N o te Paper, large company o f grave faced men. They End of the Stocking Regime. proved collateral with the clearing It wasn’t a hilarious walk. Rose she could not take her eyes from hts. assortment w ith snvetogea to m eteh, at The meet In the morning In the boar«, When he dropped on one knee tieatde seemed as out of sorts ss Phil, and Obeeryer Book Stora. So It Is not difficult to see how the house backing n loan to It In thia room and are together for a half hour, they were both glad when they reached the chair the fam ily waked from Its an hour or longer, as the cane may be. system of letting a bank make the aiuoggt. If a bank, on tba other hand, the gate again and ooukl get away dream and departed on tiptoe, the T o insure p u b lic a tio n , article« for When they separate to leave tho build change and attend to the other lx>ther- bad a credit balance It would receive from each other. Phil would net ac Judge dragging the reluctant Jimmy The Observer must reach the office before noon Wednesday. The mail com«* dally. ing each Is greeted at the door by a sorne matters l*»tween the (ban who a certificate from the clearing house cept Roae’a Invitation to w ait on the by the ear. knot e f reporters With a common ques pays and the man who receives be In this amount having the pledge of porch until Fred and Kata caipe borne. “Will you. Kate?” begged Philip. I f you w an t to keep posts«! on a ll came a popular one and In measure aa the associated banka behind I t tion; Ha didn’t w ant tq see Fred at all. But And then they both burst Into peals of ttis i is douiM la Hhsrsaoa «omtly, y«e w ant it commanded public confidence super Bjr this method It became possible *Ts everything eafet" laughter, which were heard to the Tba Ooaarver. Term a fit .to par year for the banks to use all their funds he consqled him self with the thought And the members of the clearing aeded the stocking theory o f banking. that very likely Kate was as disap dining room by the discomfited fam- The Observer Is prepared to turn out These trite reminiscence« are indulg for their over the counter business house committee have answered: any <-lam of uptodnte Job p rinting . pointed aa he himself, and the very 1,7 "Everything la safe today. The usual ed In here to remind the reader first wlthoat haying to employ any part of next day he telephoned for permission New HUn-k, an-ein presmen, new type, But there la g<*>d reason to believe applications were, made for assistance, that confidence and credit baaed on their cash to settle their balances In to come up that evening. It was gra that she did, for the Judge has been riatiafoclittu guaranteed. A Scotchman, when asked why he always confidence were eaeentlala of tho first the clearing honae. The degree of the and It will be extended." heard to say that ho considers his son- A Blue .Mark here w ill answ er so departure that public convenience coerffsney may be judged from the ciously granted, and be want down in-law the bravest man In the world. ” talked to him self, replied: 1 Inquiry, when entered upon our calendar, prompted from the stocking bank the fact that currency sold at a premium town and bought a ring, being an old Center of Land’s Flnanoe. “Ip th e first p lsee, because I lik e to talk to fa ahi an ed (over. giving the date of the paper as the date at It Is about once In a score of years ory (if doing buslneak. And In the esc of 4 per cant, and the banks without Quite Sordid. The next afternoon he chanced to s o in te llig e n t man. (hat this thing happens. Whan It does ond place they are made tai order tq coeeera for possible receivership ap meet K ate on the street, and aha There was a burglar In the room. which your current subscription expires. pome about the New York cleerlng suggest that after the banking com plications refused to pay out cash an W e w ill not be reaponsihle for the stopped him. "By the way. bring over The beautiful young lady sleeping “In the second place, because I always like to bones becomes a name on every ltp In munity became highly developed, eo their checks presented In any large yonr banjo tonight," she said. "We’ll there was sw skeued by the flash of hts neglect of eubaoribere to notify as of that there Were many people clearing • mounts until the depositors could sat- change« in their address. Nor will the every bnetneee center In the land It hear an in te llig e n t man talk." hare a Uttle porch party, and your lantern. notification of a Poet master that the enb- Is no longer the medium merely of a their own personal d eb it* and «redigi l"fg them that the money was ueeded banjo la alw ays so much In demand *’ "Let us come to an understanding.” We talk out loud for the Scotchm an's reasons. v r ilu r baa “ Removed” settle the bill 6f banks, the bank« them for W t lm a t s purpose« published bank statem ent and annual through And then he began to wonder whether she said pleasantly. "Are you the sort a delinquent. T he panic of 1808 passed by and report. The fact that all the national selves cam e to occupy the sam e rela W ould rather talk on P-r-i-n-t-i-n-g than It could be possible that she might not of burglar I have met In fiction?* beaks In the city through It have dem tion to each other as regards the trans tlxr« were uo bank failures In the care for him. If she did, why on earth "I sin not, mum,** replied the visitor; D ifllo a lty in h a v in g y o u r O heeryw r on any other subject. onstrated tbetr ability to meet their action oft their mutual business aa Gearing house circle. The names of was she alw ays getting s lot of people "I’m the real thing. 1 hope that silver changed may he avoided by aaedteg the their customer« had occupied each to tho men who were on the loan commit balance« makes It the primary new s on your dreeser Is too.” deelred alteration to th la o lfic e . Always We don ’t say a word about prices— it goes around whan ba came? Then hla brow the other* a generation or tw oliefore. tee eg that year went down Into hla cleared. “T he dear girl I" ha thought. center for the finances o f tb s lend. "Wouldn't do any good to talk to you give the name oi the ntor e from which w ithout sayin g that prices are r ig h t The cheek of every bank was a cer tory aa having performed a great pub “She la afraid I will see that she shout your golden haired be by, then?" you want It changed, aa well ea the one to Just recently tbs Cleerlng H ouse as which It is to be »set. sociation has figured in the newa In ar tificate of (fee own Indebtedness, good lic service that was to stand unique cares, and It la her way of defending "Nope.** And our work— if I t ’s not right, send «it back. even more prominent w ey. Certain SO long as the person to whom ft «ras until the crisis of October. 1907, was herself.** "Got s sick w lie s t home?* D id it ewer oocnr to yoo that it reached. ♦ Try us. We Print anything. gentlemen o f explosive financial meth b*>* “Nope." The porch party was Jolly, aud there ooeta no more to produce p rinting tbok The clearing house committee of was a good time, but Phil aaw next •d It had the funds ofi deposit ods have been elim inated from the who signed “Worthy man, drlveu to crime hy la pleasing to the eye than the other banking situation. The papers have and that the bank Itself wes sound. llK ff ■grill also go down In financial his to nothing of Kata. Hbe was here and hunger perhaps?* kind. T h e Oheerwer to equipped w ith said that the clearing house did It— Bat, however readily accepted, the to ry * as having exercised effectively there and everywhere, the moving spir “Nope. Just out from n»e lest Joto" all modern faollltiea for doing and skillfu lly the moral suasion which w ent so far even as to compel one or check of Jetm D. RocksteUer or J, F», “Well.** concluded the young lady, work a t the very m in im u m of eaet? it o f fun. NavarthelasR he felt that he PD o po , w w w O re g o n . more of them to sell their bank stock Morgan would bava bo vaine a n I sen la the ehtof power of aa organisation gained a little, for when ha said good “I’m disappointed. You're mean to dle- us w ith an order and If it to no« i Its handling meant In the end thst the w ith billions of assets among Its nen- night he held her h o •n d otherwise to efface me. and I ’m glad that's plated ed to your perfooti THE HAPPIEST AMERICANS, THE OREGON FARMER b Surrtes, Buggies, Wagons holements and Machinery R o m L . R . F R E N C H , M o r o , O r e g n 5> PLUMBING « Th«|r IssesMag Werls Keeps ■■ *<ve»< STEAM FITTINC T : H . A . S t u a r t , M o r o , O re g o n . P usthum , R rick md Q omcrete W ork Esmond Hotel W hen in P o r (ln n < l Conor W uJ Monta Streets Hotel Oregon Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co. W ■. C. H otel M oro Opposite Post Office M o ro , O regon. The Umatilla House JOB PRINTING 1 Talking to Himself O b s e rv e r P r in tin g Office wee to bs paid eut to the not I' /\ PAJ for to.