Sherman County observer., April 29, 1910, Image 2

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T h e O bserver»
ROUNDING UP THE REPUBLICANS
E vidently it is about tim e to de
Mera «»•> • ( f i d a i Paper.
cide w ho is w ho in the rtpublicar
c r e ic i M. PSPS* o r SBBRMAW no
party of the U nited States, if th<
MORO. OREGON.
public may judge from the pointet
rem arks of President T aft befort
D. C. I r e l a n d , E ditor.
the republican league of state club:
C . L. I r e l a n d . . . . . . M anager. at W ashington A pril 9th and iron
the w arnings to chronic insurgent:
in
the speech o f A ttorney G en
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29.
1910
F R ID A Y
W ickersham the same day befort
Church and Society aoticea F R E E , ex­ the H am ilto n club of Chicago.
cept when for money making purpo.e.
“ T h is” said the president, “ ii
Such aoticea at regular rate» at the option
the
tim e for doing things and pass
of ibe publisher»
ing
measures. T his is the tim e fot
the
■ W e w ill not be re»pon»ible for
neglect of subscriber» to notify ui I of doing, and after congress adjournt
changes ia their address. N o r will the then we can form o u r line of at­
notification of a Postmaster that the sub­
scriber has “ Rem oved” settle the bill of s tack, and we shall have at oui
delinquent.
hands w eapons with w hich .to go
D id it ever occur to you that it costa no into the next cam paign.
I a
more to produce printing that is pleasing
reading
nobody
out
of
the
republi­
to the eye than the other kind?
The
Ohaerver is equipped with all the modern can party.
1 want them all w ith­
faclities for doing good work at the very
minim um of cost. T ry us with an order in the ranks, and they will have
and if it is not executed to your perfect an opportunity to establish their
satisfaction you need not pay for it.
claim in both houses by helping to
Send for advertising rates.
enact the legislation the rep u b ­
lican party stands for.” But he
English w om en are falling in did say that w hen a m an takes a
love with Japs. W orst sym ptom course that endangers the success
yet of degeneracy.
of the party “ we have a right to
say that he is n o t a republican and
T h e United States ^occupies 2d that he does n ot ^ear the republi­
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place in the list o f the w o rld ’s gold can label.”
O n this sam e occasion a speech
producers. South Africa standing
was iqade
by
R epresentative
first.
L ongw orth, which caused much
It is a significant fact that it took com m ent as possibly indicating
a dem ocratic victory in N ew Y ork the friendly attitude of his father-
to crow d R oosevelt off the front in-law, M r. R oosevelt, tow ards
the adm inistration, although Long-
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page.
w orth insists that he spoke for hi rft-
T h e price of m eat and potatoes self alone.
L ongw orth said he
are going do w n . But how about was a T aft m an through and
th e price of ice cream an d straw­ through, and that the success of
berries?
T aft was m ore im p o rtan t to him
than his ow n individual cam paign.
T h e re are but two sides to any H e added, that the com ing cam ­
political question : T h e outside and paign w ould be fought on the
th e inside. R ightly nam ed their p a rty ’s record, an d that they w ould
parties are ‘th e outs’ and ‘the ins.’ show the country that the tariff
law is a fulfillm ent of party pledges.
T h e house of com m ons at L o n ­ S en ato r L odge pleaded for a long­
d o n has vetoed the? vote o f the er trial of the tariff in fairness, and
house of lords.
But The lords S en ato r B radley pledged K entucky
have still a chance to veto the veto to the adm inistration.
if they w ant <o.
GENERÄL NEWS OF THE DAY.
A dressm aking establishm ent in
Boston, alm ost entirely operated Comment Suggested upon Topics as
by electricity, has an electric cutter
They are Presented to Readers.
capable o f cutting out 250 thick­
nesses of cloth at once.
T h e W alla W alla police m atron
wears a star, that she m ay better
H udson M axim says .the d ro p ­ com et over refractory boozers of
p ing of d ynam ite from a balloon the frail sex.
o r aero p lan e w ould d o nothing
'm o re th an sipash a few windows.
.1 J H ill with a party of E astern
Such experim ents, how ever, w ould financiers en route to the N ew
be ap t to m ake folks p e e v ish .-
W est this w eek from N ew Y o rk
A P h iladelphia m an has invent^ SHERIFF FREEMAN GOT HIS MAN
ed a d rink which will destroy a
C h ro n ic le : L J D rain , E M
cat’s voice. N eedless to say it Del K. Clays Arrested la Portland far
Larkin,CC
Steven« and J W L eo n ­
will m eet with a how ling success.
Kent and Grass Valley Robberies.
ard are away, in the latter’s auto,
T h e argus-eye« o f Sheriff J. C. for an extended trip.through the
A special train laden with the
F
reem
an have been fixed as in ­ interior.
cream of the business m en of T he
the
Rose City are flirting with the busi­ tently upon the robbers
G lacier? Mrs. A. M. M uir and
ness men of K lam ath Falls this Kent and Grass Valley safes, and daughter, returned to their hom e
with as great success, as told in at Bellingham on Saturday, after
week.
famous story o f antiquity at which spending a week with Mrs J E.ig-
T h e D unkhobors are m aking tim e, by o rd er of Ju n o , Argus was ington. Miss G race E dgington
things fly about G ra n d P o rk s, B. sent to guard Io. Sheriff F ree­ accom panied them hom e for a
C. T hey have realty w orth $250,- m an has had his eyes upon those visit.
000 ; 3,500 acres o f land, 20,000 safe crackers all the tim e, and put
Mrs. G. D. W oodw orth and
fruit trees, brick yard, saw mills, one of them , Del K Clays, behind
the bars in M o r a Saturday after­ daughter Idele, returned the first
grist mill, etc.
noon. T h e prisoner was arrested of the week from an extended
visit in California. T hey cam e up
W ith m illions of acres of young in P o rtland, but his pal, E . P.
the coast by steamer.
A
rm
strong,
evaded
justice
for
a
cotton destroyed by zero w eather
tim e, escaping, it is thought, over
this week, the S o u th ’s financial
into W ashington. W h e n the fel­
set back is its worst since the war.
At D ayton, W ash., there is a
lows
w ere traced to P o rtlan d Mr. | wagon and carriage factory that
All S outhern states are dam aged,
F reem an, assisted by detectives
totalling m any m illions of dollars
is capable of producing any kind
Price and C arpenter, searched | of vehicle required by Inland E m ­
in the aggregate.
vigorously three days before Clays
pire people. “ P atronize H o m e
was landed. H e denied his iden
i M anufactures.”
G ov C harles E H ughes o f New tity to the officer that took hi
Mn),
Y ork has b e e n ' appointed to the but w hen he was recognized
W o ra a T h a n B a llo ts .
vacant bench in the U S Suprem e Sheriff F reem an he adm itted
Court. President Taft is much the officers were correct but be de­
Bullets hove often caused less suffering
pleased that G ov H ughes has ac nied know ledge of either crim e. to soldiers than ecsema. L W H arrim an ,
Burlington, M e ., got in the army and suf­
cepted the proffer.
A rm strong and on e o th er m an sus­ fered with forty years. “ But Bwckleo'a
pected, are being closely guarded, Arnica Salve cured me when all eke
T o p ek a has kicked up h er heels and will probably be arrested in a fa iled ,” he writes. Greateat healer for
sores, ulcer», Hoik, burns, cuts, wounds,
and acted in a m anner altogether short tim e.
bruises and piles. 25c at M o ro Pharmacy.
scandalous by electing as m ayor a
Demoss
Correspondence.
w ho says right out that he«doesn’t
believe all of the Bible, w ho is
suspected of lacking enthusiasm
T h e crops are looking fine
for the dry sentim ent of the co m ­
M r G reen is spending a fei
m unity, an d , finally, w ho weafs
days in P o rtlan d .
whiskers. A nd T o p e k a was just
R o bert P inkerton is busy haul­
naturally bo u n d to have m unici­
pal whiskers, for both of the ing w ater from here.
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m ayoralty candidates were bur-
E d n a Evans attended the last
d d n etf with hairy lam bresuins that day of school picnic.
w ould have d o n e credit to the
Ray H u n ter is busy gardening
Pefferian
agp.
So
whiskers
since the school has closed.|
c o u ld n ’t lose, any way the vote
H o w ard Belshee was in town
w ent.
Saturday, and bought the G leason
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T h e national em ploym ent ex rubber tired buggy of A H unter.
change, w hieh was organized last
year by Jacob H . Schiff, J. P ier­
po n t M organ, A dolph I^ w iso h n ,
O tto T. B annard, the late E dw ard
H .„ H a rrim a n , J o h n S.» H uyler,
Jo h n D. R ockefeller, the Russell
Sage foundation and "others, has
issued a circular calling attention
to the fact that it has flarted in
business and that, while “ it has
been founded for philanthropic
purpose«, its underlying principle
is that it shall be conducted, not as
charity, but as a business, and to
that end it will seek to serve em ­
ployers by furnishing them e m ­
ployees suitable for the w ork to
city, arrived at T h e Dalles yester­ be d o n e .”
day. H e will m ake a trip up this
Ex-Mayor Barnum’s Locomobile.
way, inspecting his O reg o n T runk
L ine, and T h e O M an o f this shack
w ould be greatly pleased to m eet
Ladru B arnum ’6 new $3,850 lo­
him , for auld lang syne.
com obile arrived in M oro Satur­
. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
C het Silver and M r M cN eil past
through here Sunday on their way
to take a look at their crop, dow n
the canyon.
E n u m erato r Buxton was here a
few days ago and took all of our
“ senses,” and it d id n ’t take him
very long to do it.
A H u n te r has a single com b R I
red hen that set on 22 eggs (a sto­
len nest) hatching 19 chicks, 17 of
w hich are living and doing wejl.
Beat that with your incubator.
Siooxeyetifked.
■Besom
Sal« .1 Bladed Stock.
.
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4 H R » » H H U
if
LOUIS HEYDT
M a n u fa c tu re r and Dealer In
Harness and Saddlery
Collars Whips,- Blankets, etc,
A FULL LINE NOW ON HAND !
R é s i d â t Promptly aad Noatty Doao.
Moro, O regon.
R ubber heels for yo u r shoes at
the M oro H ard w are and Im ple­
m ent C o .’s, and Louis H e y d t will
put them on.
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A BRAND NEW PAIR OP EYES
Rauin Day, April 30, 1010.
out of the question, o f course; but
but the p a ir of glasses with w hich we
can outfit you (after p ro p e r testing)
will alm ost convince vou th at you
have the eyesight o t youth back
again. Fact is we can d o y o u r eyes
and eyesight a lot o f good.
Let s talk to you about it.
I he above date has been set a-
part as an annual event by the
peo p le of C alifornia, in which all
are asked to join by eating raisins,
in the form of raisin bread, o r in
any form that _may be desired.
T h e object o f this special day is
to create a wide spread raisin sen­
THE DALLES. OREGON.
tim ent that will result in greater,
d em a n d for that fruit, and to di­
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rect the attention o f all good house­ ■ -4- H I ■
wives to the excellence of the rais­
in as an article of food. T h e good
peo p le of the Neyv W est are Invit­
ed by th eir neighbors to partici­
pate in the pleasant custom , and
i
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break raisin bread on A pril 30th.
F.
V.
Clark. Jeweler, I Optician
fluibmg
« im y r o
- Geo. M. Miller
T h e w e ll k n ow n w ork m an w ill attend
to all c a lls direct or b y p h on e for
\ PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, ETC.
LOCAL CONTEST
AT OPERA HOUSE
M D K NIGHT APRIL 30.
ADMISSION
Am now p rep ared with a com plete kit of tools to
attend all calls for plum bing, etc. in the country.
H av e you seen the Steel W atering T roughs I am
m aking? If n o t take a look and o rd e r one.
(II I I I I U H I H I í H í IH 'Í H m t H I I H I M H I I H
I
This will be a contest to decide who
will represent Moro schools in the county
contest at Grass Valley on May 27th.
There are three divisions and interesting
speakers in each. The Moro Cornet
Band and Orchestra will furnish the
music. Come. You will have an en­
joyable evening and in turn the children
will-feel that you appreciate their efforts.
d x L c o .1 a .e 3 r , S s w e i ,
T e r r a C o tta , I = lp © s .
PLUMBING GOODS
B ath T u b s , P atent Closets, W a s h Stands ::
at several different prices.
E stim a te s Furnished.
L A N E & S E X T O N , T h e D a lla s . O r« , j
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MORO RACKET STORE
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1 I I I I I I H U
' I I I I I I I ■H-l H
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; MORO SKATING RINK
R u d o lf Q p ep a H o u s e
Every Saturday Evening from
8 to 10.
Thursdays from 2:30 to 4:30 will
be for Ladies only.
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S k a tin g 2 5 c e n ts .
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H -H - H 4 I I 1 -H -H I I I I I I I I H | | | | i l l l l l i l i i . ,
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I I I I T
OPTICIAL GOODS
Jew elry of all k in d s.
L a te st B racelet D esign s
GOODS
BOLD
REASONABLE
L. W . ROSS, W asco ™
W atch Inspector O. R. * N.
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t a M y -a n a -rif- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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f a in tin g , ffiaper ¿^ft-anging
Satisfaction G uaran teed ,
JOHN TONKINS, Proprietor
Both in w orkm anship and price.
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Office at F urniture Store.
F. R. A X T E L L , M O R O , O R ;
SEE OUR BARGAIN COUNTER.
GROCERIES OE ALL KINDS.
White River Dour. A few good
Apples le ft
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and experiment stations»
;
: H eadqarters a t floro H ardw are & Im p lem n t Co.
W i l l i i - i - h i l l l l l H - H M | | | | + t | i I U U H 1 I n i n i i i r ’
If an S and I and an 0 and a U,
with an X at the end «pell Su ; and
an E and a Y and E spell an I, pray
what is the speller to d o ? T h e n if
also an S and an I and a G and an
H E D spell cide, th e re ’s nothing
day last and was delivered at the much left foe the speller to d o but
to go out and com m it siouxeye-
President E m eritus E liot of Bank by O E M cCartney an agent
T h e o d o re Kruse of P o rtlan d, H a rv a rd has den ied published re­ o f the L ocom obile M anufacturing tif bed.,
gave a banquet costing $200 a ports that he favored the deliber­ C o, builders. T h e next day M r
1 Music by the Band
plate because he prom ised that he ate killing of persons afflicted with Barnum took M r M cCartney to
“ I Stayed to See the Comet.
2 Introductory A ddress
w ould spend all he m ade in a real incurable ailm ents. H e does say,' Biggs for the P ortland train, pick­
3 Music
estate deal o ver $300,000. Q ueery: how ever, that if by the use of ed up M rs Barnijm , w ho was re­
A clubm an w ho’d been dining out
««/»»»
W a t the m an w ho bought the nature's an o d y n es a patient can be turning from a visit, and left just
C” Dirisioa
not wisely but too w e ll;
land invited?
\
as
the
C
S
Ry
train
pulled
out
for
relieved of pain and life is sh o rt­
H ad started for his hom e at break 4 T h e C lo w n ’s Baby
Collis M oore
S haniko. At W asco M r and Mrs
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ened, it is not w rong.
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of day.
T o o M any of W e
Lee Stewart
O n e of th e firemen w ho took
Barnum stopped long enough for H e tried to sneak in quietly but 6
My P a p a ’s Baby
Jessie
H oskinson
part in a late railroad wreck told
» Billy Sunday is now taking the ice cream refreshm ent, picked up
7 Music by O rchestra
som ething broke the s p e ll;
the investigating com m ittee that
D
eputy
Sheriff
M
cKean
and
his
kinks out of tinners at Bellingham .
A voice he knew quite well was 8 L im py T im
T
A bbie M ortensen
he learned his trade in a corres-
9 I he Fight on Paso Del M ar
H e cannot com e to W alla W alla, little girl. A rriving here Captain
heard
to
s
a
y
:
Lucie Ruggles
pendence school.
H e probably
as he has two y j ars contracts ahead Stanley, cashier of the Bank, and “ W here have you b e e n ,Jo h n H en 10 T h e D ead D oll
T
helm
a B uxton
will be able to d o most of his
of him . T h in k of the despair of T h e O M an of this Shack were
ry, and what kept you up so 11 Music by the Band
w ork by mail hereafter.
the ministers w ho are com pelled picked up and proceeded to ded i­
-late ? ”
Dirisioa
to wait two years and m ore for cate the new m achine in a 10-mile H e ’d never told a falsehood in his
H obson is now 40, almost entire­ Billy to com e around and rake the spin through Paradise Lanes in a
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The
L
ightning
R
o
d
D ispenser
life ;
T yler W ilson
ly bald, and is a very, very serious chestnuts out o f the fire for them . bout of 25 minutes. T he m achine His actual adventures he decided 13 O n the O th e r trail
N etah M artin
person. A lthough he is m arried.
is a heavy one, rides like a top, j
14 Vocal Solo
Frances Rutledge
to relate,
T hese facts are set forth at the
and is com paratively noiseless. A nd this is what he answ ered to 15 T h e A m erican Flag
Jo h n M ow ry
President M ellen of N ew Y ork Just as we were rounding the L V
start to show how impossible
16 Music by the O rchestra
his
w
ife:
w ould now be for him to gain the and H artford railroad has p u r­ M oore farm co m er, H iram was
" A ” Division
Chorus.
oscuiatory fam e he o ne tim e held. chased A ngory goats to protect his pulling the S haniko Flyer out of
O ra tio n of R obert E m m ett
-
E rnest M cClure
sheep from m araudering dogs, M oro. Signals were exchanged I stayed to see the com et, d e a r ;
to see the shooting star; 'i
and the farm ers roundabout are and we landed at the Bank c o m e r
Music By the Band
Chicago is trying to regain its
naturally interested in the out­ w here the C aptain left us To pull A nd oh, my dear, you’cLnever
A t the close of the contest the hall will be-opened for skating
lost touch with the west.
N ext
com e of tne v -p c iu n c u t. Ti.v lis whiskers together. T h e L oco­
guess what fun these comet«
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autum n it will hold a congress on
are.
A ngora is a very litigious anim al, m obile is all right. This is the 4th
farm lands.
T h e organization
and there is a surprise in store for o ne for T h e Inland E m pire, three I in glad that you enjoyed your^
aim s to strengthen the m ovem ent
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self,’’ the wifey did agree ;
the canine buckaneers of western others being ow ned in T h e Dalles
hack from the city, to /h e country.
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It’s
interesting,
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n
;
but
you
Massachusetts, w ho have hereto ­ by H o n E O M cC oy, D r R euter
It deserves co m m en d atio n from
c a n ’t com et over m e.”
fore defied the preventive meas­ and D r Ferguson.
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th e In lan d E m p ire.
ures of the farm ers an d m ade it
im possible for them to m aintain
T h e agricultural d ep artm en t is flocks.
M a in St. Opposite M itchell & Foss
issuing instructions how to cook
tough m eat until it is tender. T h e
T h re e hundred and eighteen
recipe should begin like the fa-
C om plete a s s o r tm e n t of Standard G roceries.
thousand dollars was the am ount
m o u i o n e for cooking a hare.
ap propriated by the 60th congress
Com
e and ascertain our prices.
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T h e first step in teaching the
for the free distribution of seeds
A m erican people this thing is to
through the d ep artm en t of agri­
convince them that they have to
culture.
A gricultural C om m iss­
buy tough meat.
ioner, F. D. C oburn, of Kansas,
Overalls, regular price $1.35, now 75c
recently m ade the suggestion that
Phillips, the novelist, says that
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instead o f ap p ropriating
this
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an unhappy m arriage strangles m oney for the distribution of seeds
Ju
m
p
ers
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$
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73c
genius and a happy o ne suffocates
it be given to the different states
i t If he were right the genius
for use in th eir agricultural col­
Shirts
ought to take Punch's advice to
leges and ex p erim ent stations.
those contem plating marriage: T h e idea is an excellent o n e . . T h e
“ D o n ’t d o it!“ But if we were a
benefits to the state, not only agri­
genius we should he glad to take a
culturally, but econom ically, would
chance of being suffocated by h ap ­
be im m ediate and direct. A t all
piness through m arriage.
for
events the present system should
B row ning. E m erson, H aw thorn.
be abandoned and w hat g overn­
T en n y so n .
W ordsw orth
and
m ent aid is given should be direct
o th e r geniuses were neith er suffo­ through the agricultural colleges
cated nor strangled.
O n e p f the hardest things in the
wotTd to buy. is the o p in io n of a
m an w ho recently tried it, is a
watch key.
T h e practical dis­
appearan ce of the key-w ound
watch has m ade the key a rarity.
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T h e annual spring breeders auo-
tion sale of pure bred S horthorn s
from prize w inning herds will take
place at the U n io n Stock Y ards,
P ortland, A pril 26th ; also 50 reg­
istered H ofsteins and 150 fine
horses will be sold at P o rtland
C ountry Club race track A pril 27-
29. F o r catalogue, apply to the
P o rtlan d H o rse Sale C o.. 373
Y am hill st„ P o rtlan d .
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M ORO, O R EG O N .
L IV E R Y f FE E D A N O S A L E S T A B L E S .
C R. BELSHEE, 'Proprietor and M anager. ’
Telephone from The D alle , or any Sherman county point, at
pen»«.
Service furnuhed to or from Moro to any point
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