Sherman County observer., August 19, 1910, Image 2

The
O b s e rv e r.
THE BREAKERS AHEAD.
Rufas Correspondeuce.
Some good friends of Cummins,
Bristow, Dolliver and Murdock
j r n c i M , p a f b m o r s h k k m a n »10
ought to take these gentlemen
* MORO, OREGON.
aside and tell them that in this
hour of victory it might be wel
Entered as second class matter at the
for
them to be on the lookout for
post office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891.
breakers ahead. The descent of
Avernus is epsy, but trouble usual
L D. C. I reland , Editor.
ly strikes those who get there
C. L. I reland ........... Manager. Men who talk with the airy reck
lessness of these individuals may
FRID A Y ....... A ugust 19, 1910 say or do something which wjl
take them out of the pale of sane
If you do not read The Observer, why politics.
Pretending to be repub­
not?
licans they denounce the leaders
W e woulddike to have you take it, and
of the republican party and con
we know it would be profitable to you to
become a subscriber.
W e send it two demn the record on which the
years for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12% cts a
party is appealing for the support
month isn’t much. T ry it. Order by
postal card, and pay for it when you can. of the people.
If they are sincere
in
their
belief
that
they are right
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex*
cept when for money making purposes. and that the great majority of the
Such notices at regular rates at the option
party which elected them, and to
of the publishers.
which
they still say that they be
W e will not be responsible for the
neglect of subscribers to notify as of long, is wrong, they cannot be
changes in their address. Nor will the
blamed for rejoicing over their
notification of a Postmaster that the sub­
scriber has “ Removed” settle the bill of a triumph.
Their triumph was not
delinquent.
quite as sweeping as they predict
Did it ever occur to you that it costs no ed it would be, but it was sufficient
more to produce printing that is pleasing
to the eye than the other kind?
The to show that, on the face of the
Observer is equipped, with all the modern figures, they are masters of the sit­
faclities for doing good work at the very
minimum of cost. T ry us with an order uation in their respective states,
and if it is not executed to your perfect for the moment, at least.
But let
satisfaction you need not pay for it.
t
them be careful not to burn the
Send for advertising rates.
bridges behind them. Men as
able and worthy as they have
The wise man registers early. found themselves dropped outside
Are you wise ?
of the breastworks, and never
were able to get back.
In order to avert the threatened
combine of milk producers in
Prize For Dry Farming Products.
New England authorities shouk
promptly import a heard of trust
The accpmpaning cup will be
busting shorthorns.
awarded for the best Oregon ex­
hibit at the International Dry
It is stated that the steam rail­ Farming Exposition at Spokane
roads of the United States couk next November. The cup is of­
be duplicated for $41,030 per mile fered by thç Portland Commercial
If the interurban systems were in Club and its value is about $50.
eluded this figure might be shadet
still more.
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M e r * (J U r O f f i c i e l F e p e r .
President Taft will make a visit
to the Panama country this fall.
The canal is the one thing Con
nected with the administration
that the insurgents have not found
fault with.
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At the unveiling of the Pilgrim
Father’s monument one of the
features was a review of a great
squadron of modern battle ships,
and the occasion generally was en­
titled to be called the topflower
of the Mayflower.
A n E legant L ine
OF
LADIES SUITINGS, COATS AND CAPES
4
$
AT THE
CROSFIELD STORE, WASCO, ORE.
ALSO A LINE OF
For Sals.
L am e
A G Syron is working with W
A Morgan this week.
H S DeMoss enjoyed a visit
from an old friend Sunday.
Aliena Davis was calling on
friends in this berg Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Newell, and P
Gleason called on I P Hardin
Sunday.
Clay Johnson who was work-
•ig for I P Hardin is down with
typhoid fever.
Mr Bishop, of Hood River, an
old friend of I P Hardin, called
at Kenneth Farm Sunday to visit
with Mr H.
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In this connection we wish to
say that Mr. Umberger, superin­
Uncle Sam has completed two tendent of the Experiment Farm
leviathan battle ships, the North Station at Moro, is very anxious
Dakota and Delaware, and others that a contest display shall be
are under construction.
With made from Sherman county. The
their speed of over twenty knots station has material but it all be
they add much to naval power ongs to tests of production and
in this as in every respect.
cannot be withdrawn for exhibi­
tion, and as the station is in its
In the general distribution of nfancy, less than 5 months of
trouble King Alfonso seems to be actual work, he feels that our
getting more than his share. He armers shoufd appreciate the lit
is in conflict with the Vatican, the uation and enter the field for con­
Madrid cigarette makers are on a test. He will give them the bene-
strike, and he came very near it of his experience in arranging
having Dr. Ciippcn thrown on )’ an exhibit, and do what is possible
in the way of bringing the cup to
his hands.
Sherman county, and placing the
winning producti on exhibition at
A Georgia candidate for congress the home fair, October 10th, 11th
horsewhipped his rival for the and 12th. Clean up your exhibits
nomination, and yet there is said and bring them in to Mr. Urn-
to be but one party there. In the bergjr for Spokane October 3d,
interest of peace and good will, 4th, 5th and 6th.
as well as prosperity. Georgia
should cultivate a republican op­
A beautiful little book. “Outings
position.
in Oregon,” is a recent publication
by the - passenger department of
the
O. R. A N. and S. P. R Y . lines in
In the light of history it is im­
this
state. It is a brief but compre­
possible to see why Central Amer­
hensive
and handsomely illustrated
icans should blame their revelu-
guide
to
Seaside and Mountain
tionary spirit upon people of the
resorts,
lake«,
rivers and springs of
United States. The gold medal
Oregon
r
describes
how they may
just voted toi Mr. Carnegie by the
be
reached
by
train
or boat, the
Pan-American congress is one
proof of the endeavors in this fare, hotel rates, etc., and aims to
country to promote peaceful con­ be a complete guide to the various
points. Free on application to the
ditions in Latin-America.
Railway offices.
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For Men and Boys.
Edna Evans is home for a few
days. It seems good to see her
once more.
The condition attending its
award are that the products must
be grown in Oregon on arid or
semi-arid lands without irrigation.
On one side of the cup is an in­
scription giving the donor and the
requirements to be met, and on
the opposite side is a blank space
where the name of the winner will
be engraved. It is a handsome
piece of silver, standing about 12
inches high on a solid ebony base
Will be on Display, Beginning
i SEPTEMBER 1st
Mrs P W Davis and Mrs Geo
Haskell were on the sick list last
week.
There are various ways of in­
fluencing public opinion. In Ill­
inois the jack pot is employed. In
Texas it is a barbecue. In Iowa
it is a brass band. In Washington
it is a frog-leg dinner, i
Registration ceases for the pri
mary election Sept 15th. Petitions
for all county offices must be filed
with the county clerk before Sept
^th. The latest date on which all
petitions can be filed with the sec­
retary of state is Sept 3d.
Up at Vera the gathering of the
Cool weather the fore part of
cucumber crop is in full swing, the
week.
harvest being prolific. One farm­
Mr Olsen went to Baker City er is delivering three tons a day
Monday.
off a 20-acre tract.
Get your winter reading free; the
Mrs. L M Fowler is visiting her
state presents every registered vo­
son J S, this week.
Hill & Brackett started their ter with a free library, at the ex­
pense of the taxpayers, if you “git
threshing outfit Monday.
there Eli** before Sept 14thi
School will begin the 12th of
A news dispatch tells of a south­
September with two teachers.
ern governor who shot 73 doves
Ed Phillips shipped 112 boxes in one d a y ; a wonderful work
of peaches to Baker City Monday. from the “sporting” standpoint,
* The young daughter of Mr Shay but a pathetic performance to per­
of Hood River is visiting at Mr sons of heart and sentiment.
It is officially announced that
Toms.
the
Oregon Trunk Ry will be ex­
The O R N bridge outfit is side­
tended
to Medford. From this
tracked here/ Expect to be here
it becomes apparent that the Har­
for two weeks.
riman fence inclosing the Webfoot
Mrs Chas Hoggard of Stanfield state has been effectually broken
is spending the week with her into, and Union Pacific monopo­
parents, Mr and Mrs Chas Tom. ly approaches an end.
J S Fowler has his threshing
Four persons are in The Dalles
done.« Reports a little over 3,000 pest house, incidental to the death
sacks, mostly blue stem, which is of a child from diphtheria, at Kent
worth at present about 90c.
on the 7th, burial at Grass Valley
on
the 8th. Many persons at both
F Bartholomew is tending the places
were exposed, but physi­
steam pump for the O R N atjtjie cians lost no time in an effort to
John Day siding until Mr Pyburn prevent the spread of the disease.
gets able to go to work again.
The long drouth has caused an
J A Pyburn met with a painful absolute failure of the Camas prai­
accident Sunday night. In getting rie, Idaho, potato crop, and farm­
ers who last year allowed 50 car
off the night train he fell in such loads to rot in the ground, because
manner as to cut a bad scalp of the prohibitive rate charged by
R E M E flB E R : Every $a purchase gives you a ticket on the Free Auto.
wound. At present he is at The the railway company, are now im­
porting tubers from Washington
Dalles hospital.
at 3ct8. per lb. Several thousand
acres wdl not be dug, and many
Demoss Correspondence.
w iilnot even get back their seed.
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Read The Philippines as I Saw
Roy Hunter is home now.
1 Acorn Range, $17.50; 1
Them, by Gen James F Smith,
Ivan Moretz of Klondike was ex-governor of the Philippines, Coles Hot Blast heater, $7.50; .1
and California’s Black Gold, the Manns bone cutter, $12.75; 1 Dres­
in DeMoss Friday.
romance of the Oil Wells, by Wal­ ser. $10; 1 Boss washer.
THE DALLES, OREGON
C larence S kinner ,
Headers are working on Geo ter V Woehlke, in Sunset for Aug.
Moro, Or
now on sale at all news stands. 15c. Aug.19.29]
Haskell’s place now.
Margurit Hunter spent a few
days with Ida Hardin last week
In the Panama canal zone thirty
seven churches have been built
since the United States took pos
session. As for schoolhouses the
count is always satisfactory when
Uncle Sam moves in.
Additional Local«.
W C Rees won the grand prize
offered by the W W M Co. It
>eing a gold watch and chain
worth over $100.
L o ta o f I t In M o r o B u t O > aily
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Leaa.
The kidneyi cry for help.
Not an organ in the whole body «o deli­
cately constructed.
Not one ao important to health.
The kidneyi are the filter« of the blood.
When they fail the blood become« foul
and poiaoaoua.
There can be no health where there ia
poisoned blood
Backache is one of the first indication«
of kidney trouble.
It it the kidney« crying for help. Heed
it.
Doan’« Kidney Pill« arc what ia wanted.
Are just what overworked kidney« need.
They strengthen and invigorate the kid­
ney«; help them to do their work; never
fail to cure any ca«e of kidney disease.
Read the proof from a Moro citizen.
J. M . Axtell of Moro, Oregon, «ays:
'About a year ago 1 suffered from paint
across the «mail of my back. M y kidney«
were disordered and I felt rundown. The
use of two boxea of Doan’« Kidney PilA
cured me and I have had practically no
trouble since. Other member« of my
family have taken this remedy with the
beat of result«.’ ’
For tale by all dealer«. Price 50 cents.
Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
•ole agents for the United States.
Remember the name— I)oan’«— and take
no other.
Permanent employment at
the Merchant’s Hotel, Moro.
Come immediately or address,
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Plumbing Goods, Galvanized Pipe, Bolts, ••
Terra Cotta, Iron, and Sewer Pipe, Steel ::
:: and Iron. I ools, Wrenches, Extras« etc. ;;
Lady Cook Wanted
C R Y IN G FOR H E L P .
l '| 1-k
J ohn T onkins
W e sell th e B est and C heapest
Moro, Or
R u n n in g G asoline E n g in e m ad e
Milch Cows For Sale.
Fuller & Johnson Farm Pump Engine •
I have for sale at the Peugh
ranch, west of Wasco, two milch
cows, at very reasonable prices.
For all particulars call upon or ad­
dress
H T P eugh ,
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Wasco, Or
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MORO RACKET STORE
Gold Button Lost.
JOHN TO NKINS, Proprietor
The finder of a gold cuff
shank, mounted on the face of it
a small diamond, will be rewarded
on' leaving it at the sheriff s office
for the owner. J. C. M c K ean ,
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Moro. Or
Main S t. Opposite M itchell A Fox«.
A Complete Line of Standard Groceries.
ascertain our prices.
Camp« Pork and Beans
Dr. Eva M. lu ttle
Oranges, per dox.
O steopath
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Bacon, per lb.
35c
n Moro Tuesdays and Fridays
with Mrs. Ramsey.
Office Grass Valley over P. 0.
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24c
Lemons, per dox.
Whips and Lashea, all kind«.
Treats All Diseases.
Come and
Peanut« per lb.
25c
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15c
The Popular Lock S titch Sewing A ll, a modern device useful by
everybody. No more needles, bristles, brads, or rivets required.
Sell« on sight. W e have It. Everbody needs one. W e have the
agency for Sherm an county.
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AnaouDcemcDt--For Circuit Judge.
Judge R. R. Butler having an­
nounced that he will not again be
a candidate to succeed himself as
Judge of the 11th Judicial district,
I hereby announce to the Repub­
lican voters of said district my can­
didacy for the republican nomina­
tion to said office, at the primary
nominating election to be held in
said district on the 24th day of
September, 1910.
Respectfully,
D. R. P arker , Condon, Or
The Foe of Conservation.
Spokesman-Review: Fire has
come to be the most dangerous
foe of conservation. What it would
take avaricious man generations
to accumulate for selfish ends, de
mon fire eats up in an evening.
While laws and regulations look­
ing to the conservation of natural
resources should go on a pace,
these would seem to have but
academic value in comparison
with the crying need of some com
prehensive and effective move
ment which will make the annual
devastation by forest fires less
seasonable certainty.
Three Washington city repre­
sentatives of the Agricultural De­
partment were visitor* to Moro
Experiment Farm Station this
week. Considering the newness
of things, that five months ago
there was nothing in sight at the
station but the land itself, they
pronounce this, with it* great vari­
ety of test crops coming off, its
buildings up, deep well in readi­
ness, etc., the most promising o f |
results of any station in the United
States.
SAVING TIM E by TELEPHONE
Wm. RUDOLF
ICE CREAM PARLORS
Fountain and Bottled Soda always in supply.
Special Cool Drinks and Ice Cream to order.
PO STA L CARD HEAD Q U A R TER S
Scenic Photo View Cards a Specialty.
Confectionery, Cigars, Tobacco, Billiards and Pool.
TITHEN a man feels the necessity of being in
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two places at the same time he goes to
the nearest telephone and sends his voice.
M A IN
STREET
MORO, O R E
M - M - H I I I I I I I !■ I H 4 H I » f W - M - H I 1 M - H H I 4 H I U l t i m
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It is not exactly the same thing, but when a man talks
hundreds of miles in opposite directpns from the same Bell j© © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © ©
Tellephone. it is about as good.
In the daily use of the telephone a man travels all over ? HOUSE AND ROOM DESIGNING ©
town by wire in a few minutes. It is just as easy to travel
all over the state and other states by means of the universal
x/
PAINTS,
long Distance service of the Bell System.
STAINS,
VARNISH,
BRUSHES
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Every Bell Telephone it the Center of the System.
' We have just received
a nice assortment of
Alwavs In stock at our
store. We carry everything ©
in the paint and glass line.
Hamilton Watches
NEW DESIGNS g
The Hamilton is a high grade rail road
durable guaranteed time keeper
in w a ll papers
W t Mil ill kinds of watches.
L. W . ROSS, W asco
Watoh Inspector for the ORNRy
Let us figure on your painting.
All work guaranteed.
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M . M . HO SM ER,
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