Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, October 29, 1909, Image 3

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    Judge B F Butler has been elect­
The moon WO« full again last
ed
mayor of Condon.
night.
Unole Esra says money don’t talk
Bora: To Mr and Mrs C G H uis,
half eg much ss them who ain’t got
Ootobsr 23 i, s son.
•imy.
Dinnu forget The Highlanders at
Chris Anderson has sold his floe the opera bouse tonight.
bunoh of Colaoths oolts to Martin
A man may think he ie sharp
Hon It J Gina of Multnomah, is
Hausen.
and still be taken in by the sharper.
in Sherman oouoty this week.
The more haste tbe leee speed, is
Buying a flying machine these
Leon Strong carries his left arm
an axiom often realised by furious days ie easier than sprouting winge.
H A Page of Morrow oouoty was
a Moro visitor Tuesday.
io a sling as the result of too much
athletics
*
drivers of motor oars.
A men’s gratitude is always st
The banquet habit may be tbe its best just after you do him a
A new Columbia river steamboat
making of the bead, but It is the favor.
will be built this winter to take the
ruination of tbe stomeoh.
name and the run of The Dalles
Tbe man who is too poor to lend
“The duck has no sure crop.” Iu money to his frieude h*s few
City.
this respect tbe duck sod a certain enemies.
The hear hunters are predicting a
kind of farming are alike.
bard winter. Whether so or not,
Gray hairs may he honorable bat
When grafters get to telling stories it depends upon whose bead they
prepare for one and he on the safe
on each other you get the real thing are.
side.
(n muck raking.
The Bend Bulletin aays the new
Don’t build sir castles until you
Dr Marie M Goffin returned home are certain you have a tenant for
Walker journal at Redmond has e x ­
cellent financial backing: the D I P Wednesday from the wedding of them.
M r and Mrs Frank C Miller, at St
Co
When a woman makes up her
’ Louis.
Now ie tbs time to plant your tu­
mind it ie apt to be a flniahed pro­
Mr and Mrs Wm Morrison, ac­ duct.
lips, narcissus, hyacinths, and other
4)ulba. to secure beautiful bloom in companied by their daughter, Miss
Tbe good wbo die young might
Elizabeth, are Dalles city visitor»
the spring
have been like tbe rest of us if given
W ould you lik e th is b ea u tlfu f piano for a p resent? W e sh a ll p o sitiv ely
this week.
The Apple Show at 8pokane will
a chance.
giv e it to som e of our cu sto m ers.
A oar of Rock springs lump coal
require double the amount of floor
Being patient is a condition
C«me to our store, see and try this splendid Instrument. We will tell you all about our plan of giving
space for fruit display that wss nec- free from dirt, has been reoeived by
greatly prized— by others than the
the Independent Warehouse and
this plena away. Thia Is a present worth having. Thia piano Is of the celebrated UPTON make. It carries
esssry lust year.
patient one.
the manufacturers Ten Year Guarantee. We cordially Invite your Inspectloa.
Milling Co, Wasco.
Mrs Vose, wife of. Prof Vose, o f ■
Miss Nellie McPherson arrived
the Upper Hay canyon school, ar- j All the officers of the defunct
home
Wednesday after a Bummer at
rived on the 23d, and opened Rut- Oregon Trust Co. have been arrested
Beattie during tbe exposition.
and
are
are
held
iu
bonds
of
95,000
lege school on the 25th.
W N Brown ♦ bas sold hie Kent
each.
I D Pike and family, and Mr and
hotel property to Bert Boardman,
Little Miss Alioe, daughter of Mr
It is never too late to mend a Mrs Don Wheat, made the round
Hot coffee, sand witches, etc., at
who beoame boniface Monday.
broken resolution. ■/,
trip to Chenoweth, below the Dalles and Mrs G E Thompson, has beeu
Bigg* hotel.
Full arid complete atock of school
quite
ill
with
a
sore
throat,
but
is
Prolonged visits are apt to deal Bunday, in Mr Pike’s auto.
There is a lot of people hunting
MOHO. B H K B M AM C O .,O » B O n N :
hooks, including High School books,
now
able
to
sit
up
and
read.
hospitality a death blow.
Blue & Son made quite un exten­
trouble nut of tWIÍson.
E u re k a Lodge N o . 121.
Assessor Otto Peetz hrs assessed just opened at the Obeerver Book
sive trip into the 320 acre home-
When
you
have
occasion
to
nail
a
PasEenger*
will
find
a
most
e
x
­
Store. Hirst come first served.
A . r <k A. M., Moro, Or.
rtead strip south of Bend, but it 364 dogs in Sherman county, aggre­
lie u*e the hammer of truth.
Meets the first and third cellent lunch at the Bigg* hotel
Married. At tbe borne of the bride
gating $3 740. Now kill off the cur
had no attractions for them. „
Thursday evening* of e«<’b
Carried to excess we have noticed
Chicken dinner ev ry day at A.
m onth V isiting n»em»*rs
tribe, and let’s be done with worth­ at Bt Louis, Oregon, October 25th,
H o n M A Moody was up from
c o rd ia lly Invited to meet B Wulfard’s Bigg* lunch counter.
that dignity becomes a chronic dis
Frank C Millet and Mis* Ida Goffin,
less dogs.
The Dalles Bunday, looking over
riti» us. B y order of the W . M.
ease.
Rev Father Hork officiating. Con­
J. M. P arry, Secretary.
For Postal Cards, and Postal
Henry F Meyers will have an
bis Rutledge farm. The round trip
gratulations
are extended.
Tbe
One
can
never
estimate
the
salary
Card
cases,
try
The
Observer
Book
B e th lo h a m C hop to r
auction sale Saturday, November
was made in ou« day in his auto.
happy couple arrived in Moro Wed­
No 78 0 .1 4 .
of a man by the work he claim s to
Store.
6th, at hie farm 2% miles south of
Kegular communication
Fred Meseinger has as fine apples
nesday evening and will make their
have done.
Wasco, beginning at 10 a m. C G
each 2d am i 4th 'lhuro-
A want ad lu The Observer is
at his Sherman county high lai|d
home in Sherman county..
day evenings m o n th ly.
salesman.
Poverty throws,he door wide and
what you want if you want any-
By order W . M .
orchard near Erskinville, as any
Married: In Dalles city on tbe
M rs H elen Parry. Hecy hing.
sleeps without the fear of thieves
one may wish for. Large, fiue fla­ C om m ercial reports are sending
24lh,
Rev Father Bronsgeest offici­
that break in and steal.
M o r o L o d g e , N e . 113,
Fountain Pen Pocket Holders,
vored, and free from pests of any '“dollar wheat” abroad by ship loads
ating, John B Thompson,, of Rut­
l . o . U . F . Moro, Oregon.
but
there
is
none
of
that
variety
in
If a man spends bis youth aright kind.
latest, safest and beet, Observer
, Meets every Saturday
ledge, end Mies fTBTW^Trmichael.
the Inland E m pire. Muet have got
o ’clo ck.
_______________________ he w ill not iu after day a hit ve to
MFandWreTCotTnedn Wilt be at
The
groom was accompanied by bis
’ V isiting members are
it at Scappose.
mourn over wasted years.
heme this winter at the residence ol
Stationery, paper, pens, ink,
eoWlsUy In v ite d . M em ­
sister Nellie and brother Maurice,
bers are expected to be
Mrs Nellie Hulse suffered a re­ the bride by her sister Bertba. The
Read the new deal at I P Hardin’s Hun W F Jackson, who expects to
pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the
J. O. E llio tt, N . O .
preaent.
lapse
several days ago, but has ral­ happy couple returned Wednesday
Moro
Cash
Store.
Everything
first
sojourn
at
Long
beach
California
Observer
Book
Store.
Robert M. Brash. Secretary.
lied frond it and at present writing stopping off at Moro; en route to
class, and everybody treated right
with
Mrs
Jackaon,
until
next
spring,
Skating at the rink every Wed-
The price of The Obeerver te 11.60
appears better than before it occur­ their home near Rutledge.
It doesn’t require much effort to for the benefit of her health.
nnr rear. 7» oents for six ssontba, »0 oents neaday and Saturday evening from
red, and may he said to he steadily
h r foor luoovbs—bet if P*td *** * d
grumble, there is such a painful
The business of raising hogs for
See adv.
Dr James Withyoombe and asso­
•a. sul »2.S0 In fe ll for » y*ere. Hborter 8:00 to 10:00.
improving
pressure of things requiring m an’s market is not a new thing to John
M m. then one year
«*«“• P*r noontb
ciates, to the number of about 12
S eeth e Independent Warehouse
We ought to thank the N P R Co active men, lecturers, journalists
grumble.
A Blue Mark here will answer an
B Holman, and in going into it at
In q u iry, when entered upon onr calender, and M illies Company, Wasco, be­
lor cancelling the lecture dates of and promoters in general of agri
this
time
he
has
double
the
oppor
A very fine assortment of Ladies
giving the date o f the paper asthe date at fore laying in your woiid and coal.
'Cook, of north pole and Mt McKin­ cultural pursuits, were in Moro
which your current subscription expires.
furs and muffs, fur capes and col­ tunities for suocese that existed in
Dr J R Morgan will be in Moro
ley notoriety, west of Minneapolis. yesterday on time end gave their
the
earlier
stages
of
Inland
Empire
larettes, now on display at the Moro
1st
to
lfitb,
Wasco
15th
to
30tb,
Tbe whole affair (Peary and all), is lietuers full value for the few hours
Oct.
29,
1909
development,
when
markets
were
F R ID A Y
Commercial Company’s.
of each mouth to practice dentistry.
a fake.
limited and demaud inactive.
expended in visiting them at the
It is not enough that parents love
O W A xtell’s furniture varnish
demonstration train. Our Sherman
The
government
must
be
held
res­
-Type writer paper at The Observ­
John Alden Seabury, we give him
their children, they must love them
county farmers are on the anxious
heats all the liquid veneer you ever
ponsible
for
any
damages
that
may
er office.
wisely ; love that isn’t thus balanced *11 be deserves in name, is off on a
It from the spread of dissatisfac- "beat, and willing to learn all that
saw. Try it.
trump
«gain,
this
time
from
Canada
First class lunch served at a 2d
is the worst thing possible for the
to Mexico. He is a fake of the first (ion among the Chippewa Indians, can be learned from euch demon-
The new King of Fruits will be child.
class price at the Biggs hotel.
stration traina as thia.
order; we have sym pathy for those starved by neglect into wandering
fittingly honored at Spokane falls
Do you want a Sweater Coal? The
Photograph postal cards of Moro
from
Dakota
to
tbe
Pacific
coast.
little children ai^| his patient wife.
Mayor McClellan of N YCity has
November 15th to 20lb.
Moro Commercial Company hltve
anenery for »«Is at Observer Book
It w h s not they who pied the Laid-
delivered
a letter to Collector Loeb,
The
Daughters
of
Rebecca
enter­
As you are passiug Biggs if you some beautiful ones. Newest shades
Store.
law Chronicle office to get even with tained Mrs Corrie Hubbard of Polk from an American woman in Paris,
If you want to buy rend The Ob­ want a good lunch don’t forget W al­ and fancy weeves.
the owner for fancied abuses.
county, their state president, on the notifying him that she is coming
r*
server. If you want to sell adver­ ford’s chicken dinner every day.
What a lot of energy spends itself
evening
of the 21st. Tbe next day home and that when she passes tbe
It is almost impossible to convict
When in need of anything in the in words instead of in action. Put
tise in it.
Hon
L
Bar1|pmj>ok
Mrs H to Grass custom house she will resent any
a criminal with plenty of money at
Don’t forget the place to get your line of saddlery and harness goods, into action it would bless ourselves
Valley
in
his
auto,
accompanied
by insults that may be offered her. In
his disposal; but in nearly every in­
moneys worth in a watch is at L W make your first inquiries of Louis and others: frittered away in words
many oases pinching, poking and
stance the poor and friendless man Mrs Barnum and Mrs Rutledge.
Heydt, the Moro dealer.
Ross’ Jeweler, Wasco.
it is useless.
being personally felt of, she saya
is declared guilty. It has been this
The American Association or din­
Freeh supply of genuine oarboleu-
Gentlemen : A suit to suit, and an
If people would not waste so much way since the days of Paul, and the ing car superintendents at Chicago women have burned with indigna­
tion, but it is her intention to defend
ium just opened at theObserver Book overcoat to fit, and fit to wear. C&ue tiae over great ambitions that cannot day will oome again when the laws
laet week hit their patrons a back­
herself if similar attempts are made
while there are plenty to select from be realized, they might accomplish a of God shall take precedence. It is
Store.
handed swat in the face, saying:
Boenio picture post cards, of views at the Moro Commercial Company’s great deal along the line of small so now, if peoples’ vision was not BO “Many of them have more money and she will knock the fellow down
and ask for polioe protection.
near Moro, actual photo work, for
Pumpkings, squashes, potatoes, achievem ents.
obscured by filthy luore.
than brains,” etc. There you are;
M O R O C O M M ER C IA L C O M P A N Y .
The
Takes
cooking,
it makes
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G GEO. tl. H IL D E B R A N D , Pres.
the finest ever, fresh from I P H ar­
How true it is that generally we
We desire to publish all the new* din's Kenneth farm, fó rja le at the are more ready to find Jhe faults in
those who displease us than to find
of every part of Sherman county I P Harden store in Moro.
but if you hide your item under e
Now is the time to get your lap the excellencies in those whom we
bushel it does nobody good.
robes, horse blankets, etc. Call on esteem our friends.
Old type makes the very best ol Louie Heydt for the best in market,
Babbitt metal. We have it for sale at the lowest prices. Bee adv.
and when you need any call at 1 he • Suit cases, imported directly from
Observer office. Price is right.
N Y City, via Cape Horn, excellent
Postal Card Albums fine, iu doth values, at a sm all cost. Look them
oovers, etc., from 25o up, at The Ob­ over. Moro Commercial Co.
server Book Store.
Bee the Independent Warehouse
All with whom we have talked
having experience, say the Portland
Union Block Yards are going to ac-
jomplish much good f r stock men
in Oregon. So we believe.
Borne exceptionahly good values
in Mans’, Ladies’ and Children’s un­
Our “ ads” attract attention and and Milling Company’s supply of derwear, All wool and cotton flee­
advertise. When you get our ad blacksmith ooal before buying else­ ces. Bee our line before buying else
where. Moro Commercial Company.
vertising, you get buelnesebrlngers where. R H McKean, manager.
E 0 Davie, proprietor of the Grass
The Independent Warehouse and
Valley Barn, promptly attends »11. Milling Co, Wasco, have received a
calls, day or night. Animals given car of extra fine cedar shingles,
the very best of care. Charges are whioh »re fleeing very reasonable.
right.
Call and see the fireless cooker at
■ h i 11 n i i i 1 1 11 * n i »1 |,|,H: the Moro Hardwareand Im plem ent
■ ■ A number of my patrons are ; ; Company. An advance step in the
not aware that for some months ; ; grand procession of this progressive
past the Moro Commercial Co. ; ;
century.
has had my bread on sale; any ; ;
If you have anything for sale, or if
purchases of bread at this ; ;
you
w anf lo buy anything, use the
store will he appreciated by
{J
Mrs. K. Anderson. ; ; advertising oolumns of The Observ­
er, and you will he assured of Satis­
H I 1 I 1 1 I III» I H 1 1 1 1
’ factory results.
Avenarius Carbolineu« is a germ
Knit scarfs, Phoenix mufflers, fur
destroyer. Decay being a germ, It
ospes, Jersey leggings, Jersey and
destroys the cause of decay in posts
wool gloves, sweater ooats. Every­
or timber. The UB.Goverument,
thing to make you comfortable these
the ORNCo., Multnomah county,
chilly days. Buy them at the Moro
. I t , of Portland, a r . making
Commercial Company’s.
general use of it on bridge timbers,
Buy the genuine imported aven-
etc. It ie the beet chicken lice de­
erious
csrbolineum; the Imitation
stroyer on the m arket, and will
sweeten and preserve a water trough, being offered is only a temporary
pig pen, stable, etc.,am i keep away remedy if at all. If genuine one
dies It *■ * guaranteed article. application lasts for ail time. Ask
The Obeerver Book Store is distrib-1
led poozages.
* ator of the pure artiols io Sherman
Book
Mrs. McKean w h s handicapped
on her Goldendale visit from hav­
ing had her suit case robbed of her
finest dresses en route.
The oase
was checked and the O. R. 4 N. Co
are in searoh of the stolen property.
In response to Rudyard K iplings’
famous description of woman, when
he referred to her as “a rag, a bone,
and a hank of hair,” a lady writer
of no little renown wbo has been
seven years married, breaks out in
a rhythmical description of man,
apparently taken from married life,
in which ‘his nobs’ ie referred to a
‘a jag, a drone, and a lank of air.”
Kamela has been cut out of the
Blue Mountain stations on the O R
N Line. 4,200 feet above sea level
with its population o f 200 the place
has been the synonym of huckiebe^
ries and big game in season. Train
pien used in helping trains over the
ridge will now move to La Grand«
or Gibbon, and helper engines will
aid trains over tbe east slope, run
empty to Gibbon, bring trains up
the west slope, run empty to La
Grande, and be ready to repeat the
turn.
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Denatured alcohol has been sue
cessfully manufactured from flax
straw at the North Dakota Agricul­
W hile sawing wood with a steam
tural oollege. The yield of 86 gal
driven saw last Fiiday, James Tom­
lone per ton does not make it a pay­
lin slipped and fell against the rap­
ing proposition, however
idly revolving saw, and before he
Every man should have a 8 -fold could he freed, or the saw stopped,
ambition. That of making areal suo was so badly injured that be will
cess of his life; advancing the well not he able to reeume work for a
being of the place in whioh he lives long time, and may never'again he
and the oheerfal performance of bis as strong. The fleshy part of his
duties ss s loyal oitisen of bis left fore arm was baldy gashed and
country.
one of the bones out neary in two
If people who “ sit and sing them H s was sawing at tbe home of Hon
selves sway to everlasting bliss” W H Ragsdale, and after the acci­
would only have as strong a desire dent walked* from there to Dr Dof­
to reoisin here, and put a little more fin’» where the wound wee dressed
•very day bliss into the lives of oth At present writing be appears to he
ers, their own ohanoe of future, ss getting along nicely, b utjiis system
well as present blise, m ight be iu was so shocked that he feels sore
opaoty
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Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm
Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all
Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best,
Hodge, McCormic etc.
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Opportunity
K n o c k s O n c e a t fcvery M a n ’s D oor.
Property is Low N ow and this is
The Tim e to Buy.
640 acres of fine farm land, m ile
8 south
of Wasco, well Improved,
Under the law that was little less
now take- your lunch basket and
than black mail up at Hermiston
Miewk into a chair car.
where sleuths proseouted honest
Reductions in grain rates of 12j
people for saving tons of trout that
percent from the Inland Empire to
had been stranded in the ditches
tidew ater, in eflect Nov. 1. on rail­
when the water was turned off for
ways of the New West, will be a big
the season by the government. If
saving to the coastwise owners of
anybody needed punishment it was
ur Inland Empire product. It is
the governin'nt employes tor their
stated that the saving to tbe owners
neglect to provide adequate screens
w ill be at least 9300,000.
to protect the fish in the first place.
The street is not a place for mail Unole Sam ’s gang is no better tlian
order catalogues, but we notice that any other careless gang.
hundreds of ,h»-m are so deposited
The trading ach Dender Brothers
in Hherman county towns and cities. which stranded 20 miles from Beh­
We d is lik e to see a good specimen ring sea on the mud flats of Kusko
of the Printers’ art so cast away, kwin river, Alaska, in 1906, arrived
but there is precious little sentiment at Port Townsend on the 19th. Tbe
about such things where the local vessel was saved by missionaries
merchants are liberal adverlisers.
and natives, digging a trench three
Purple asters,golden rod and fall
ing leaves reminds one that autumn
has come. How strangely, yet bow
naturally are we affected by tbe sea­
sons’ ohanges; the sobering retros­
pective effect upon us of autumn, is
ao vastly different from the buoyant
and prospective Influence of spring
time. The dying leaves and flowers
touched by the early froats, the evi­
dences all around ue of decay aeeert
that the evening of the year hea
come, end are in fitting accord with
the evening of human life. Autumn
haa aleo a beauty of its own in the
leaves aflame with scarlet and gold,
the ruddy fruit upon the trees, the
genial sunshine and the ao t baay at­
mosphere. In Ilka manner the eve­
ning of every life should have
beauty of its own; baanty which, in
its richness, boa bean wrought out
C M A 5 . O O L L IH E R , Manager.
GEO. M E D L E R , Treasurer.
G
O b se r v e r
sale at Obeerver Book Store.
your
miles long through whioh they were
able to get the aohoonar into water
of sufficient depth. Remote from a
Battlement and without a regular
orew, Capt Knafloh brought hie com­
mand to Puget sound without navi
gating instruments or proper stores,
end with tbs aid of a single seaman
and a party of four stranded pros­
pectors wbo «era picked up on the
river.
Relief furnished the pros-
peotors (who formed part of the
orew) constituted an important fea­
ture of the spectacular experience#
of the vessel in the North.
In an
open sail boat 22 feet loug a party
of three men bad spent 46 days
traveling the route between St.
Miohael and tbe Kuskokwin river, a
passage of 1000 mils». They had
bean ten days without other food
than flah whan the schooner was
•b ru t 200 acre* In summerfallow
$6,000.00 cash, bal. easy term«,
The Elchenberger rauch near
Bhamko, w ell Improved, h a lf In
cultivation, bah pasture, at $15.00
per acre. $3000.00 cash bal. to suit
purchaser.
M y residence property In Wasco,
7 rooms besides bathroom, pan try
and attic, ljarge basement Con­
nected w ith water and sewer sys­
tems; two lots: house new ly painted
new fence and new sidewalk, all
lu fine condition.
Also several building lots iu d if­
ferent parts of town.
C. J. Bright, Wasco, Ore.
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Independent Warehouse & (1|iHing Co
R. H. M cK ea n , M a n a g e r , W a sc o , O reg o n
MANUFACTURERS OF TH E BEST
M IL L F E E D A N D F A M IL Y F L O U R
T ry the Pure Bluestem Flour
WASCO PATENT.
TULL LINE OF BUILDER SUPPLIES
LUMBER.
GET OUR PRICES ON
Doors, W in d ow s, Fram es, Lim e, P laster, C em ent, Lum ber
and Cedar P osts. W ill q u o te for d eliv e ry on O . R. & N. or
C o lu m b ia S o u th e r n m ain lin e.
See us before la y in g in you r Coal or W ood.
m ill feed and fa m ily flour.
All kinds of
A good respectable saving guaranteed wood buyers
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OPTICIAL GOODS
Jew elry of all kind:».
L a test B racelet D esign s
GOODS SOLD
REASONABLE
L. W.ROSS, Wasco
W atch Inspector O. R. & N.
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Facts Worth Noting
Enrollment ol vturfonto paal yaar 4 « .
All graduatea placad la gaad gaaltlaaa.
Filled Sut KO gar cant aggllcatloM lar <
Reputa,laa far tkaraagh and garaaaal laatraa t lea.
B a H i
rvfliiliif Inf